Sentence examples for expected deficit from inspiring English sources

Great significance is ascribed to the size of the expected deficit or surplus, even though there is no legal requirement that the budget be in balance.

Analysts say the increase in this year's expected deficit is tiny compared with the total credit market, and they note that investors were already expecting this year's deficit to exceed $300 billion.

In coming up with suggestions about dealing with the expected deficit, Mr. Bloomberg said there would be a municipal hiring freeze that would apply to all city employees, including teachers, police officers and firefighters.

Senior medics at Lewisham, furious at it being "penalised" for another trust's failings, point out that SLHT's expected deficit of £75m over the next three years could be cut to just £1.1m by implementing all of administrator Matthew Kershaw's radical blueprint apart from his insistence that their hospital lose its emergency and childbirth departments.

To go in a matter of weeks from a projected surplus of about £5m to an expected deficit of around £10m for the last financial year and a "working assumption" of a deficit of £30m for the coming year is surely evidence that there is something badly wrong with the way the health service manages its funding flows.

For his part, Mr. Walker, who has raised more than $30 million to fight off his recall, said he had "no regrets for standing up" for taxpayers, and solving the state's expected deficit by requiring public employees to pay more for their benefits and cutting their ability to bargain.

It's not at all easy to tell a coherent story in which the effect of future expected deficits on today's interest rates is contractionary – I know, because I've tried.

The rating company expects deficits "to persist beyond fiscal 2004".

In total, Darling now expects deficits to be a cumulative £100bn lower, by 2013-14.

What the CBO report actually says is that it expects deficits to be a bit smaller than Obama projects.

Instead of budget deficits of $3.8 billion, $4.6 billion and $4.1 billion for the 2008 to 2010 fiscal years, the city now expects deficits of $510 million, $4.1 billion and $3.6 billion.