Sentence examples for calculation of deficit from inspiring English sources

Nor did there seem to be much support for an Italian idea of excluding from the calculation of deficit targets some spending on "investment".One issue Mr Hollande and Mrs Merkel will have to discuss is who should replace Mr Juncker as head of the euro group.

Britain's trading account is often in the red due mainly to the consumption of more goods than it exports although the most recent calculation of the deficit for the three months to October showed it narrowing to £30.30bn.

Mathematic calculation of water deficit based on sodium and water distribution in the intra- and extra-cellular spaces has been proposed.

As long as we have no laboratory determinations available for clinical settings, the calculation of energy deficit probably constitutes a good surrogate for detection of complications: The cut-off for appearance of biological consequences of underfeeding is probably somewhere between -50 and -60 kcal/kg body weight.

Instead it uses the "women's issue" as a political weapon against the government, making crude calculations about effects of deficit reduction and ignoring the improvements on the other side.

This permits the subsequent calculation of climatic water deficit (CWD).

Landscape stress is characterized on the basis of the calculation of climatic water deficit (CWD) first coined by Stephenson (1998) as the evaporative demand that exceeds available water and calculated as potential minus actual evapotranspiration.

One positive step that national governments could take to stop that flow, Moro-Martin says, would be to eliminate a country's investment in public R&D from a calculation of its national deficit.

Calculation of the "structural deficit" requires estimating what the balance would have been had the Italian economy generated enough output to provide jobs for all seeking work.

Meanwhile the regular calculation of surpluses and deficits, which takes place during formal three-yearly scheme valuations, has been made even more difficult by the Bank of England's programme of quantitative easing (QE).

And of course the market's reaction is only part of the total cluelessness of the S&P's initial downgrade, which came despite a $2 trillion math error in the rating agency's calculation of future U.S. deficits.