Sentence examples for deficit difference from inspiring English sources

Thus, slope of land use policy index was less than slope of HDI and water deficit (difference between NRI and irrigation water requirement) did not encourage governments and/or farmers to increase irrigation systems.

Evaluation of the trend of the main indices shows that increasing slope of land use policy index (due to decrease of rural development, labour force and value added to GDP by agriculture) was less than increasing slope of HDI and even water deficit (difference between NRI and irrigation water requirement) did not encourage governments and/or farmers for considerable increase in irrigation systems.

It identifies deficits, differences and developments in access at global, regional and national levels and between rural and urban areas.

It refers to gaps in health sector employment towards UHC and identifies deficits, differences and developments in population coverage and access at the global, regional and national levels as well as between rural and urban areas.

In January, the 2009 deficit — the difference between government revenues and expenses for the year — was estimated to be $1.2 trillion.

Since 1995 the U.S. current account deficit, the difference between what we buy from foreigners and what we sell to them, has quadrupled to an astonishing $450 billion.

Deficit The difference between how much a government borrows to fund spending, and its income from tax revenues, over the course of a year.

By 2019, he argued on his blog, America's primary deficit (the difference between revenue and spending excluding interest payments) would be only 0.6% of GDP.

The current-account deficit (the difference between national spending and national income) need not widen because national saving would be unaffected by the reform.

Under Darling's forecasts, set out in the budget, it will take until 2013-14 to bring the government's current deficit – the difference between tax revenues and spending – down to 5.5% of national income.

Osborne said better than expected growth in the next couple of years would close the public spending deficit – the difference between tax income and government spending – at a faster rate than predicted last year.