Sentence examples for anticipated shortfall from inspiring English sources

Yet why should the American people fret over Social Security's anticipated shortfall years from now when the fiscal profligacy enacted in Mr. Bush's first term has forced the government to borrow so much every year?

Wiedefeld acknowledged that higher fares will be a burden on some customers, especially low-income riders, but he said, "there's expenses tied to delivering that service". He said Metro has done all it can to close a $290 million anticipated shortfall by taking aggressive management actions, such as eliminating 500 positions and his plan to cut another 500 this year.

Early indications are that higher education will bear the brunt as legislators begin hacking chunks out of a budget that has an anticipated shortfall of at least $20 billion.

In announcing the deal, the mayor said that the city would institute $500 million in spending reductions and revenue enhancements to cover the cost of the agreement and to make up for an anticipated shortfall in state aid.

Although the FSA did not identify the capital deficit by bank, we understand from media reports that the anticipated shortfall at Lloyds will be somewhere in the region of £3bn as at the end of December 2013.

What is this potential trillion-dollar money saving machine that may possibly mute at least a part of the anticipated shortfall of Social Security?

Clive Scott-Hopkins at IFA Towry Law says windfalls from the planned demutualisation may help to offset anticipated shortfalls.

Under the Mayor's proposal, the city would squirrel away much of its current budget surplus to help close anticipated shortfalls in the next two years, the officials said.

Mr. Gates already had instructed the armed services and the Pentagon bureaucracy to find ways to operate more efficiently, with the savings plowed back into the budget to make up for anticipated shortfalls; otherwise the cuts in troops and weapons would have been even steeper.

Ventura County Supervisor John Flynn has proposed that the county use $20 million in surplus funds from its burgeoning employee pension plan to offset anticipated shortfalls in its employee medical plan.

[C15.] Salon.com Dismisses 13 Employees Salon.com, one of the highest-profile Web magazines, dismissed 13 employees in an effort to make up an anticipated $7 million shortfall in its $35 million budget.