The effect of hot days included some harvesting, because we observed a deficit of deaths a few days later, which we did not observe for the cold-day effect.
Dexia's government-appointed administrator, Karel De Boeck, said at a news conference in Brussels on Thursday that the recapitalization was necessary because Dexia had a deficit of 2.2 billion euros in its finances, Belgium's RTL broadcaster reported.
At a news briefing today, the governor said he could not rule out further layoffs because the state expects a deficit of nearly $6 billion for the fiscal year that begins July 1. "We have to understand that a $9 billion shortfall in an 18-month period is a Herculean task," he said.
The district also faces a deficit of $1 million because it overestimated the number of students and hired too many teachers.
Finally, because we're also suffering from a deficit of trust, I am committed to restoring a sense of honesty and accountability to our budget.
Mr. Golisano questioned whether Mr. McCall could find the $8 billion he has promised for new education spending because the state budget is facing a deficit of $5 billion to $8 billion next year.
The United States is experiencing a deficit of public trust in its institutions because it has a deficit of truth from its leaders.
Albany, meanwhile, is struggling right now largely because of a drastic deficit of leadership, because of the inability of our impotent, wind-bag of a governor to tame the wilds of the State Senate, to reap fruits from a Democratic majority, or to secure votes for his policy.
That type 2 diabetes develops largely because of a deficit in β-cell mass is supported by several lines of evidence.
Inconsistency characterized by multiple error types (unpredictable variation between a relatively large number of phones) suggests the lack of a stable phonological system because of a deficit in phonological planning.
