Sentence examples for deliver surplus from inspiring English sources
The EPT, which is also called the energetic amortization time, is the time at which the returned energy equals the energy invested; it indicates when a given plant starts to deliver surplus energy (Weißbach et al. 2013) and is therefore an important parameter for evaluating the sustainability of any energy-producing technology (Espinosa and Krebs 2014).
The charter enshrines in law the Chancellor's target of achieving a surplus by the end of 2019/20 and delivering surpluses every following year "in normal times".
Labor has admitted its deficits over the forward estimates will be higher than the Coalition's, but insists that as its big ticket savings ideas ramp up – for example reducing tax concessions for negative gearing and superannuation – it will be able to deliver a surplus in 2021, the same year surplus is being promised by the Coalition.
Whether Hockey is any more likely than Wayne Swan to deliver a surplus is not the point.
He endorsed a pledge by Joe Hockey (pictured), now the treasurer, to deliver a surplus in each year of his government's first three-year term.
He endorsed a pledge by Joe Hockey, now the treasurer, to deliver a surplus in each year of his government's three-year term.
He will promise: "The next Labour government will balance the books and deliver a surplus on the current budget and falling national debt in the next parliament.
The chancellor's first budget under a Conservative government announced that a further £20bn reduction in public spending would be required to deliver a surplus by 2019-20.
We will balance the books, deliver a surplus on the current budget and get the national debt falling as soon as possible in the next parliament.
