budget period

The interval of time—usually 12 months—into which the project period is divided for budgetary and funding purposes.

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Even after enough people to equal the combined populations of Florence, Junction City and Veneta quit smoking, the state's revenue from tobacco taxes would still increase by $180 million in 2007-09, and by $235 million in the following two-year budget period. That's more than enough to pay for Kulongoski's proposal to provide free or low-cost health insurance to every child who needs it.

A tax with two benefits

But an increasing number of member states are in favour of reducing the EU's farm budget by nearly euro 8 billion for the budget period (see Europe Information 2952).

AGRICULTURE: MORE MONEY NEEDED FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT, SAY NGOS

State funding declined by $50 million in the 2003-05 biennium; increases in the current budget period won't return state support to its level of five years ago.

LCC hits budget wall

The Legislature, aided by upward revisions in projected revenue for the 2005-07 budget period, was able to give Oregon's universities more than Gov.

Progress, of a sort

On an official visit on December 2 to the European Commission, he upheld the Commission proposal (Agenda 2000) to limit all EU expenditure over the next medium-term budget period to 1.27% of GDP.

JOSE MARIA AZNAR CHAMPIONS COHESION

In the 2014-2020 budget period, theRail Baltica is85 percent funded by the EU

Baltic PMs agree on need to speed up Rail Baltica project

This new NIH grant of approximately $3.7M for the budget period through August 31, 2019, will fund pilot production of OPNT005 and preliminary safety testing.

Opiant Pharmaceuticals announces $3.7M grant by NIH to advance OPNT005

Cost estimates for the completion of the final leg of the Zoo Interchange project are climbing in the wake of lawmakers' decision to postpone that project until after the state's current two-year budget period.