Sentence examples for past deficit from inspiring English sources
The social reproduction of inequality cannot end until we move past deficit models of schooling that require students to abandon their culture in order to become a success.
In the governor's pithy analysis, "Proposition 57 will refinance past deficit borrowing at low interest rates, and Proposition 58 tears up the credit card for good.
Updated at 4.24pm GMT 4.01pm GMT Greek prosecutors recommend charges over deficit figures Charges may be brought against employees of the Greek statistics agency over past deficit figures.
In past deficit deals, including last summer's agreement that set up the automatic spending cuts to force a broader budget accord, Mr. Boehner had also counted interest savings as a spending cut.
The governor bent a little, giving his blessing to a $3.1 billion draw from the Rainy Day Fund to pay for a past deficit, but he resisted often considerable pressure to take billions more, putting him at odds at times with Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, a Republican, and powerful G.O.P. senators.
Our nation has achieved bipartisan agreement to that principle in past deficit reduction, and we must do it again.
Public spending should certainly take the brunt: there is plenty of scope to slim inefficient Leviathan, and studies of past deficit-cutting programmes suggest they work best when cuts predominate.
The accumulated past deficits add up to the total debt.
In the past, deficits this large have always led to a currency plunge.
Representative Jim Nussle, the Iowa Republican who is chairman of the budget committee, drew another distinction between present and past deficits.
After years of trade deficits, Brazil recorded a $13.2 billion surplus last year, offsetting a slide in foreign direct investment, which had financed past deficits.
