Sentence examples for from deficit from inspiring English sources

Several governments, including America's, moved from deficit into surplus.

But that will change as the policy emphasis switches from deficit reduction to growth.

We went from deficit to surplus, and businesses did very well.

In addition, the country's trade accounts have gone from deficit into surplus as a result of the peso devaluation.

President Clinton turned away from deficit spending and made it his prime objective to bring the federal budget into balance.

When the government moved from deficit to surplus in the late 1990's, no one made much of the distinction.

One is to exempt certain types of government spending, for instance, on research and defence, from deficit calculations.

Those limits have been all but ignored by both parties for two years as the government's balance sheet has shifted from deficit into surplus.

As the recession has deepened, the emphasis has shifted from deficit-cutting to promoting structural reforms.

"Its long-range funding shortfall should be dealt with on its own legislative vehicle, separate from deficit-reduction talks and after those talks are concluded," she added.

Keep in mind also that the federal deficit constitutes negative saving, which offsets any increase in saving resulting from deficit-financed tax cuts or transfers.