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budget
(redirected from Budget Bill)

   Also found in: Financial, Encyclopedia, Wikipedia, Hutchinson 0.03 sec.
budget noun accountancy, accounts, allocation, allowance, appropriation, balance sheet, balance statement, distribution, estimated expenditures, planned disbursement, profit and loss account, provision, ration, statement, statement of account
Associated concepts: budget bill, budget notes, itemized budget, municipal budget, public debt limitations
See also: allotment, appropriation, estimate, finance, overhead, program


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Senate leader Don Perata, D-Oakland, has gone as far as to say that his house will not deal with any legislation until a budget bill is signed.
refused to stop Martin's same-sex legislation when he and others of his "pro-family" caucus simply had to cross the floor, only a week before voting on a ridiculous NDP budget bill being passed by a shallow low-life Liberal Paul Martin just to keep his power alive.
Another high-profile piece of the human services budget, the Oregon Health Plan, was sustained at its current level in the budget bill approved by the Senate.
 
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