Executive budget definition
Executive budget means the executive budget as defined by s. 18-02-3.
Executive budget means the constitutionally mandated annual submission of the Governor of the State of New York to the New York State Legislature containing the Governor's recommended program, expressed in dollar terms, for a forthcoming Fiscal Year.
Executive budget means the budget submitted each year to the Legislature by the Governor, setting forth all proposed State expenditures.
Examples of Executive budget in a sentence
The detailed plan for incorporating this support into budgets should be agreed with HM Treasury in advance of the publication of the 2016-17 NI Executive budget.
To the extent that any provision of this Agreement requires the appropriation of funds during a particular State fiscal year to be effective, the State will propose an appropriation for such purpose in the Executive budget for that State fiscal year and will act diligently, in conjunction with the Union, to obtain legislative approval of such appropriation.
The State will include a request for appropriation to continue peer supports in the DHS budget request in the Executive budget for the 23-25 biennium.
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Executive budget means the budget submitted annually by the
Executive budget means the document submitted to the legislature at each regular session, pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter and Article VII, Section 11(A) of the Constitution of Louisiana, presenting the governor's recommended complete financial plan for each year.