Sentence examples for projected liabilities from inspiring English sources
The pension plan for state workers has assets to cover only 39% of its projected liabilities.
What's more, the payroll tax as it exists today can't cover the program's projected liabilities anyway, and the pay-as-you-go myth stands in the way of the changes required to keep Social Security solvent.
Its projected unfunded liabilities over 75 years, from 2007 to 2082, are about $36 trillion, according to the latest Medicare Trustees report.
Mr. Romney seems to believe that government spending cuts would simply reduce unfunded liabilities — projected commitments that are not covered by projected revenues.
Charitable contributions are a common way for the wealthy to reduce their projected estate tax liability, and so Mr. Clinton warned that repeal of the tax could also cut charitable donations by $5 billion to $6 billion a year.
What is more important, Fritz insists, pointing to fact that CalPERS' projected 30-year unfunded liability currently hovers at 75percentt (still significantly shy of its pre-crash 101percentt but better than the 60percentt of 2009), "is now that they're fully recovered, we should be fully funded and we're not.
That understanding has, in turn, produced a greater potential for liability, but McCann projected that football would respond through contract law.
It said: "These project-related liabilities are non-recourse beyond the M6 Toll assets and... MQA has no commitments to provide further debt or equity funding to the M6 Toll in order to meet these liabilities".
The agreement includes $45 million to assume liabilities, $25 million for the Sabres' projected debt by the end of this season and a $22 million loan.
In the FHA's report to the Office of Management and Budget, the FHA projected its premiums would continue to cover its liabilities in 2009, but only narrowly.
Next year Sweden's government is projected to be on the hook for gross financial liabilities equal to 57% of GDP, which is up from 48% two years ago.
