Sentence examples for event of a shortfall from inspiring English sources
"There may also be a need to activate swap facilities with other major central banks in the event of a shortfall of foreign exchange liquidity".
But then Mr. Cuomo sought assurances that the foundation had a plan to cover the museum's $60 million operating budget, saying that he did not want the authority saddled with additional costs in the event of a shortfall.
But history shows that presidents and Congresses are far more willing to raise taxes in the event of a revenue shortfall than they are to cut entitlements.
Mr. Curry repeatedly criticized Mr. Rowland for flouting a state law that in the event of a budget shortfall requires him to offer state legislators a plan to balance state spending and revenue for the coming year.
You know and they know that I can run this city as good or better than it's ever been run before.... Q. Are there any departments -- and I'm thinking apart from police and education -- that would be exempt as far as possible from cuts in the event of a budget shortfall?
The report noted, however, that the Chicago bid organizers had not provided a full financial guarantee in the event of an economic shortfall, which is "contrary to I.O.C. requirements".
In the event of a Romney vote shortfall, the super delegates would most likely rally to the cause by supporting him and ensuring Republicans had a single candidate going into their convention.
Here the solutions that would likely be the most relevant in the event of a 10%% agricultural shortfall are discussed (Table 1).
Overall, the four interventions taken together would save between 1 million and 300 million expected lives (lives saved in the event of a 10%% global agricultural shortfall multiplied by the probability of the catastrophe).
The deal extends paid sick days to home-care workers and includes "off ramps" that allow the governor to delay implementation in the event of a recession or budgetary shortfalls.
While McCarthy says that power storage is evolving significantly, he concedes that there remains a "slight discrepancy" in the event of such shortfalls.
