Similar words: budget, budge, budgerigar, state budget, budget deficit, budget surplus, balanced budget, monetary. Meaning: ['bʌdʒɪtrɪ] adj. of or relating to a budget.
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151. Designing budgetary estimate is to point to in initial design or enlarge predesign stage, the shew consideration that has to project cost according to designing a requirement.
152. In the current budgetary accounting system, there is apparent deficiency of information disclosure and information deficit.
153. The biggest potential pitfall may not be technical but budgetary.
154. The District of Columbia is governed by the city government, with budgetary control and administrative oversight by the U.S. Congress.
155. The state - owned non - profit - organization accounting is the important parts of budgetary accounting in China.
156. Budgetary management is the financial management means of current west popularity.
157. This details objectives, performance measures and budgetary planning for all proposed program activities.
158. However, the Ministry of Cities still faces many serious problems, the most immediate being its precarious institutional organization, small team and limited budgetary resources.
159. This paper discusses and analyses some problems that exist in budgetary accounting systems .
160. The budgetary and the negotiating cycles were simply out of phase.
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161. In March 2001, the PLA began to reform the budgetary planning system.
162. Finally, some suggestion to improve china's budgetary accounting system and establish the accounting systems of government accounting in china are provided.
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