Word: budgeted
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...years of British life under the sway of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and & the Tory party. Drabble's fictional characters must cope on a regular basis with a changing political landscape. They are spirited, intelligent, opinionated and hardly passive, but their destinies are not under their own control. Government budget cuts can render them redundant, cost them their jobs; violence unleashed by growing class tensions can threaten their privacy and their lives...
...highly efficient distribution network. Farmers are instructed to send their rejects to the nearest food agency, and the project covers their expenses. "At 1 cents per serving in total cost, you can salvage a lot of food for very little money," says Buchanan. However, even with an annual budget of $632,000 (provided by religious organizations and individual contributors), the project still could not afford to ship 10 million lbs. of available potatoes last year...
...others. So is ideology; Simon's dovish rhetoric seems unlikely to play well in the South, even though Iowa voters respond to applause lines like "I think the choice is the arms race or the human race." Simon may confound liberal orthodoxy by his support of a balanced-budget amendment, but the centerpiece of his domestic agenda remains an almost nostalgic $8 billion public jobs program, modeled after Franklin Roosevelt's WPA. There is a lingering suspicion that Democratic voters are just flirting with Simon before they pledge their troth to a more conventionally marriageable candidate. As a top strategist...
...shore up the markets and keep the dollar from diving too far, the Administration must achieve two other goals of its complex strategy -- a major budget-deficit reduction and better economic-policy coordination with West Germany and Japan. On those two fronts came small but potentially significant victories last week. Congressional leaders and Administration officials reached an apparent breakthrough in their special deficit-cutting summit, in which they have been struggling for two weeks to compromise on a minimum of $23 billion in reductions. For the first time, Republican leaders came up with a proposal containing tax increases that President...
...scale alone of a mainstage production can be dizzying. The American Repertory Theater (ART) mainstage theater can host an audience of as many as 600 and mainstage productions ususally carry a larger budget and cast than house plays. To top it off, the ART stages only four student plays a year, so student mainstage plays receive a lot of attention...