Sentence examples for borrowing reduction from inspiring English sources
The SNP's plans also imply a borrowing reduction of 3.6%, the IFS says.
"Pledges on meeting borrowing reduction targets, on reversing years of decline to Scotland's defence footprint and on reforming the House of Lords - to name but a few - have all been abandoned".
"However, on the issue of the medium term outlook, serious concerns remain about the viability of borrowing reductions.
He combatted the lingering depression by limiting government borrowing and won reduction of life membership in the upper house to a seven-year term, curtailing the power of his opponents.
The government is trying to limit its borrowing, and a reduction in the supply of new bonds ordinarily would presage a rise in prices; so would a falling stock market, because investors getting out of equities often look to bonds as an alternative.
Increases in debt rollovers because of higher stocks of debt and shorter maturities on some crisis-period borrowing will outweigh reductions in budget deficits.
The campaign marks a sharp escalation in the attacks on Gov. George E. Pataki, a Republican, from labor and Democrats angry about his plan to close an $11.5 billion shortfall in the coming fiscal year's budget mostly through borrowing and deep reductions in aid for schools and health care programs.
There was also a small decrease of £700,000 in borrowing and a smaller reduction in operating costs.
When considering the scope for permanent net giveaways in the Autumn Statement, what matters is the extent to which any reduction in borrowing this year feeds into lower expected borrowing in future.
The point of temporary nationalization will be to stabilize the banking system (and the stock market) and bring about a blanket reduction in borrowing costs -- for all borrowers.
Labour's plans, the organisation says, imply a "smaller reduction" in borrowing of 3.6% of national income between 2014-15 and 2018-19, meaning they will still be borrowing 1.4% of national income by 2018-19.
