Both the Democratic and Republican figures show the government dipping into the Social Security surplus to pay for general government operations for most of the decade, significantly reducing the amount of money available for debt reduction.
Consequently, these farmers complement the government dipping service with their own initiatives, which include spraying with conventional acaricides, using household disinfectants and manual removal [ 11, 12].
While the volume of requests from the U.S. and UK governments dipped, India lodged more in H2 2014 than in the first half of the year.
Companies and governments dip into the data streams of our lives in increasingly innovative ways, tracking what we do, who we know and where we go.
The constitution hinders revenue-raising by the central government; it lets profligate local governments dip deep into such revenues as do come in; it protects public-sector jobs, pay and pensions.
As proposed in the column, it would also have two other advantages over a value-added tax or national sales tax: it wouldn't have a regressive impact, and would avoid having the federal government dip into a prime revenue source for state governments.
La Tribune, a French financial daily, reported Tuesday that Mr. Hollande would raise with his hosts the possibility that the Algerian government dip into its $200 billion of foreign reserves to take a stake in Peugeot, which is undergoing a painful restructuring to stay afloat.
Taken together, the reports presage a bitter struggle in Congress this fall as lawmakers complete work on next year's federal budget, with plenty of finger-pointing expected between the White House and Congressional Democrats over who should take responsibility if the government dips into the so-called lockbox of tax revenues paid into Social Security.
Government payrolls dipped slightly.
Philip Hammond has been handed an early Christmas present after government borrowing dipped in November, beating City expectations that the UK's slowing economic growth would send the public finances deeper into the red.
So, as Egypt's debt ballooned, Mr Morsi's government continually dipped into the country's cash reserves, which at $16bn today are less than half what they were before Mr Morsi took office.
