underbudgeted

In 1994 a resettlement program for 170,000 residents was woefully underbudgeted and far behind schedule.

New York State's academic intervention services regulations are woefully underbudgeted.

That ransom paid the Texas sailors their wages and bought badly needed supplies for the always underbudgeted navy.

But a panel of outside experts concludes that the I.R.S. will be underbudgeted across the board.

The reason for the problem, Ms. Gulbinsky said, is that the department is understaffed and underbudgeted.

"Our recipes for baked potato topping came with photographs, and what overworked, underbudgeted editor is going to say 'no' to a ready-made feature story?"

Though underbudgeted and virtually unpublicized (hence sadly underattended), it was a fascinating and important event.

Underbudgeted and undermanned, right."

I don't think the script's up to scratch, and the whole thing's underbudgeted, but one thing I will say for it is that it's ABOUT something.

Officials admit that over 160,000 recipients losing Home Relief would need a safety-net program providing emergency food and shelter - underbudgeted at less than $15 a week per person.

The only people quoted by name in the story are FEC personnel, which is less than convincing since it's in the interest of every government agency to cry being underbudgeted and understaffed.

In a 2004 survey of 130 CIOs, 42 percent said they were dissatisfied with their outsourcing relationships, according to outsourcing advisory company EquaTerra, primarily due to poorly developed, underbudgeted and undersourced governance models.

Once again, we have an underbudgeted agency, Protective Services for Adults, with overwhelmed, under- educated and undersupervised caseworkers trying to manage unrealistically high caseloads, and an administration defending policies that fly in the face of good practice.

This is, after all, a man who had his reputation ruined by "Munchausen" - he was accused of profligate spending when the ambitious film was underbudgeted - and who bounced back with "The Fisher King" and "12 Monkeys."

Connie fills the saucepan, dumps the water into the font, and returns to the sink for another load - not exactly holy water, he muses, not remotely chrism, but presumably not typhoidal either, the best the underbudgeted Boston Water Authority has to offer.

"For agencies that are already underbudgeted and understaffed - and in some cases have been criticized by Congress for failing to enforce the laws - these inadequate appropriations will have a cumulative and devastating effect, not only on the agencies' efforts, but on the intended beneficiaries as well," the letter said.

Clayhanger (ATV) - " is so-so , better than bad but less than a knockout...the series looks underbudgeted, the Five Towns are less grimy than tatty, with lanes and alleys laid suspiciously flat and walls that shake if you lean against them."

The dogs of Mr. Shanley's title are two actresses, a producer and a first-time screenwriter, each of whom is trying to usurp control of a woefully underbudgeted movie being shot by a weak (and unseen) director named George Lee Beach on the streets of New York.

Hadley had pointed out that the CIG-understaffed and underbudgeted as it was in the proposal that President Truman was considering-would be the only organization standing between the United States and a wholesale infiltration of Soviet agents into levels of American government, industry and even intelligence agencies such as the FBI.