Sentence examples for over surpluses from inspiring English sources

Still later in the day, an aide said Mr. Cheney wanted to clarify that he also gave a measure of credit to President Clinton for "reluctantly signing" fiscal measures approved by the Republican Congress, The argument over surpluses and deficits is a muddy one because accounts of how much each candidate will spend depends on estimates and projections.

For each planning period, the model specifically addresses the decisions on purchasing CEQ, reducing emission via SP, and carrying over surplus emission quota (SEQ) to meet the required emission level (driven by production demand) for the period.

Q-point, for example is a Dutch consultancy that has developed a data collecting and estimation solution to food purchasing and planning for restaurants and catering companies to avoid over-surplus resulting in waste.

When Obama named him chief of staff one year ago, the president praised him as the "only budget director in history to preside over budget surpluses for three consecutive years".

In relation to rights over surplus, no members of the foundation trust have rights over the surplus.

But State Department officials acknowl edge that the controls over surplus equipment are not as tight as those that have been worked out for sales of mili tary equipment.

The principal reason for this is that control rights are perhaps properly seen as part of ownership so what transpired was not the splintering off of control from the concept of ownership, but rather a change in the relationship between different components of ownership (relating particularly to rights over surplus and control).

The commission was also authorized, after investigation, to pay, from the proceeds of the dispensary assets which might come into its hands, such claims as were found to be valid, and to turn over the surplus to the state treasury.

In the current difficult economic climate the EU proposal to limit the rights of countries to carry over their surplus units is unacceptable.

THE NEWS The Federal Reserve reported that it turned over $47.4 billion in surpluses to the United States Treasury in 2009, the most ever and a 50 percent increase over 2008.

Next year, lawmakers say, the concern over trade surpluses and trade fairness could tilt the balance.