Sentence examples for deficit list from inspiring English sources
1.53pm BST Rehn: Malta back on the excessive deficit list Now Olli Rehn, the commissioner for monetary policy, is speaking in Brussels.
He explains that the Commission is recommending that Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania and Romania should all be removed from the 'excessive deficit' list.
Of these eleven studies, four studies did not report their entire FI deficit list [ 20, 26, 27, 32], three used data-driven cut-off points for the FI [ 24, 26, 30], and nine did not report the percentage of missing FI data or how missing FI data were managed [ 19, 20, 22, 24, 30- 32, 34, 36].
We study the effect of different values of (gamma) and (R) on slip deficit, listed in Table 2, where (w_{c}) is scale-dependent.
Table 2 defines the numbers of individuals both at the first evaluation (baseline) and follow-up who exhibited the defined neurological deficits, with those individuals exhibiting multiple deficits listed cumulatively.
Mr. Rehn said that because Italian public debt was so high — it is expected to reach 132.2 percent next year — the country would need to stay the course on austerity even if he removed the country from the commission's deficit watch list, known as the Excessive Deficit Procedure, later this month.
It supposedly doesn't matter whether or not free trade is reciprocated, whether or not our trading partners manipulate their currencies, whether or not America runs a trade deficit: the list goes on and on.
Predictions at different time-points (4 h and 24 h) under control condition are listed under day 0 and predictions under Na+ deficit are listed under day 1. "*" indicates the amount of water ingested during the first 4 h after access to tap water (see the method for a detailed description of the protocol).
He's much more concerned about "issues affecting lower-middle-class, working-class people", and lists deficit reduction ("if anything I might go faster"), law and order ("I do think prison can work"), immigration, multiculturalism and Europe ("I'd want a referendum, and I'd probably vote out").
Then there are the possible wars in the Middle East, the further deregulation of the banks, the jaw dropping deficits and the list goes on.
Now consider a 67 individual with 3 deficits from the list of 20.
