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Meanings of budgetary constraints in English

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Usage of budgetary constraints in English
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With the budgetary constraints facing a fifth-grader, William settled on modest ambitions.
Wired
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Efficient services The future will also be driven by budgetary constraints.
The Guardian
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Due to budgetary constraints, there are times when we must make difficult decisions.
Bones on Ice
4
Even Anna Wintour is seen commenting on an obvious lack of budgetary constraints.
The Guardian
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Nor can it hire any in 2004 if budgetary constraints continue.
The Irish Times
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He says election delays are due to logistical and budgetary constraints.
Reuters
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And the crippling effect of budgetary constraints on the big plan.
The Guardian
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Since then, falling crude prices and budgetary constraints have forced Pemex to sell off assets.
Reuters
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Due to budgetary constraints, Collin knew, Cameron was furnishing the house in a piecemeal fashion.
Something about You
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Despite the budgetary constraints, the Government is maintaining proportionately the largest capital investment programme in Europe.
The Irish Times
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Given the narrow budgetary constraints accepted by the Government, this was a sensible and well-balanced budget.
The Irish Times
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With budgetary constraints in developed countries becoming tighter, infrastructure investors also see more opportunities in privatisations.
Reuters
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Defence sources have confirmed that up to three ships may be purchased, subject to budgetary constraints.
The Irish Times
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I suspect he must be a Soldier of Destiny in sole command of tight budgetary constraints.
The Irish Times
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The stated reason for eFlow's dropping of the sponsorship of the four-regatta league was budgetary constraints.
The Irish Times
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PO: I am talking about budgetary constraints.
The Guardian
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