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But their concerns about many other things - their budgets, health, safety, well-being, and emotional fulfillment - are increasing, too.

For countries such as Italy with huge public-debt burdens, the reduction in interest costs on joining the euro relieved pressure to trim budgets.

The typical blogger, like most people who go on diets and budgets, quits after a few months, weeks, or in many cases, days.

But a new survey of marketers across Asia has found that the majority expect their AD budgets to shrink next year, with a quarter expecting a decline of more than 20% from this year.

He has not promised to protect any departmental budgets.

Judged against Labour budgets of yore, this one was a whimper.

Even birders who opt for a field bag, binoculars and other birding supplies can find suitable options for low budgets.

Contains chart and graph shapes for financial and sales reports, profit and loss statements, budgets, statistical analyses, accounting tasks, market projections, and annual reports.

The second approach to goading innovation is simpler. Research funders such as the National Institutes of Health should set aside a larger chunk of their budgets for highly speculative projects.

And so they are distracted I guess in a way, and their resources, their money, their budgets, their time are focused on these near-term issues, rather than the long term.

Give yourself wiggle room in your operations and marketing budgets, but avoid being excessive.

CONGRESS may not be very good at passing budgets, but that is not for lack of discussion of them.

But California cannot pass timely budgets even in good years, which is one reason why its credit rating has, in one generation, fallen from one of the best to the absolute worst among the 50 states.

Most of the fifty states are required to balance their budgets. Most are now facing deficits.

The second reason to expect a slowdown is that some euro-area countries, notably Germany and Italy, are due to tighten their budgets.

Unlike parliamentary systems where government budgets are the blueprint for legislation, America's presidential budgets are never more than the opening gambit of a long legislative tussle.

It is perhaps the most radical application yet of "personalised budgets", increasingly used in Britain for the disabled and chronically ill.

Budget directors are not expected to prepare budgets. Rather, it is their duty to direct and supervise budget programs.

Unilever and Procter &Gamble started selling shampoo and washing powder in small sachets more than two decades ago to cater for customers with cramped living spaces and even more cramped budgets.

This would wreck budgets and upset the navy and air force.