collective budget

During his Senate career, his office has returned $4.2 million of its collective budget.

Naturally, it all required a collective budget for covering the military expenditures and each family contributed their mite to the common funds of the League.

They also will hand over about $21 million in licensing receipts to their host cities this fiscal year, nearly a quarter of the cities' collective budgets.

The products involved are Posture, a calcium supplement, and Riopan, an antacid product, and they have collective budgets of about $6 million.

Most online purchases generate no sales tax, a fact that deprived states of some $19 billion last year, or more than half of their collective budget shortfall.

But surely none of the Republican candidates really believes that we can erase the deficit and reduce the Federal debt solely by tightening our collective budget belt.

They face a collective budget deficit of $40 billion to $50 billion for the coming fiscal year, and there is little sentiment among Republican leaders in Washington for another round of fiscal relief.

They are subsidized financially by academic departments and/or the Student Assembly and the Graduate & Professional Student Assembly, two student-run organizations with a collective budget of $3.0 million per year.

However, on top of the burden on the younger generation, there is undeniably also a pressure on collective budgets and that, in turn, is having repercussions on the Stability Pact, whether we like it or not.

Like District 27, community school districts across the city, facing a collective budget shortfall of $75 million, have spent the last month combing their budgets in a frantic search for reductions - an effort roiled by a stream of new edicts from the Board of Education, each bringing more chaos than the last.