budgetary

Tied to one currency they lost the most effective means of combating budgetary and economic issues.

The real underlying issue is: who has budgetary authority in Greece, and what does that mean?

First, the licensing fee is likely to be under $5000, which would be bearable (though painful) in budgetary terms.

When you can pay cash for everything, the budgetary math is more oriented around periodic cash flows.

Nothing to do with corporate policy or budgetary limitations or staff or any other kind of limitations.

Suppose, however, that surveillance becomes too cheap to meter, that is to say too cheap to limit through budgetary processes.

The CEO and board generally only has held the IT team accountable to budgetary performance and risk (uptime, intrusion, regulatory) metrics.

It's regrettable, but I think NYC can withstand the additional budgetary strain caused by kids playing with hydrants.

If X% of the money will go to paying interest, then the Greeks can default and their budgetary shortfall is only (100-X)%.

The sums involved are so small in budgetary terms as to seem less than the cost of conducting studies and federal lobbying activities.

Gross Government Debt is not the same thing as a budgetary deficit.

A lot of those lessons I learned under budgetary pressure translate to doing things in the garage, except, more extreme.

These clearly aren't "production grade." Maybe not even "academically curious grade." Until you can at least get budgetary pricing without sending someone an email, it probably isn't even worth investigating unless you're just intensely curious.

Even ignoring political risk, I'd imagine there's some budgetary risk for investing in the "cutting edge" of nuclear tech - more room for new mistakes to be made, additional complications to be discovered, resulting in budget overruns.