Sentence examples for deficits around from inspiring English sources

The system will begin to run deficits around 2015.

"Social Security now has a small annual cash surplus but will begin to run large annual deficits around 2015," he writes.

The plea for new powers comes as Labour and the government battled over the extent of primary school shortages, with Labour arguing the government's figures showed deficits around the country.

But Bremmer's "G-Zero" has a larger target: that giant sucking sound in geopolitics, the power-vacuum created by the end of the Cold War, the weight of debt and deficits around the neck of the United States, and a cluster of new powers not yet prepared to police an open and stable international system.

Figure 4a displays the modified CGCC (stage-H) with relatively less heat deficits around the feed stages.

And remember that the EU and most of its member states, of course, don't really practice free trade anyway: they practice a covertly managed trade that has kept the EU's trade balance within pocket change of zero over the last two decades, while America has been running deficits around the $500 billion mark.

However we think M&B's pension deficit (around £400m at the last triennial valuation) could act as a poison pill.

"But that's the kind of fiscal discipline that's going to be required if we're going to turn this deficit around," Mr. Daschle said.

Japan was praised for its industrial strength and competitiveness, despite running a debt worth 240% of its GDP, three times the ratio in the UK, and an annual budget deficit around twice as high as Britain at 10%.

India, Poland and South Africa are tipped to have deficits of around 4% or more.We graded each country on all five indicators.

Ireland had hoped to limit its budget deficit to around 12% of GDP this year.