OMB

or O.M.B.

U.S. Government.

1. Office of Management and Budget: the division of the Executive Office of the President that prepares and administers the federal budget and improves management in the executive branch.

Example Sentences

As OMB director, Vought sought to use Trump’s 2020 “Schedule F” executive order to strip away job protections for nonpartisan government workers.

From Salon

“The OMB as it stands fails Latinos, especially Afro-Latinos who continually suffer double discrimination and marginalization, on top of statistical invisibility, in the United States,” she said.

From Seattle Times

In 1997, the OMB revised those race and ethnicity standards to allow respondents to specify more than one race on their census form, allowing a clearer picture of the country’s growing multiracial population.

From Los Angeles Times

But issues can still be raised as part of the OMB interagency clearance process, which can slow the approval process.

From Reuters

Export control rules are generally not posted by OMB until there is agreement between the Departments of State, Defense, Commerce and Energy on their content, former officials said.

From Reuters