Sentence examples for running a primary from inspiring English sources

It is now running a primary budget surplus, spending less than it receives in taxes.

When a country falls below zero on the chart, it is running a primary budget surplus.

The administrative costs involved in running a primary, however, should not be allowed to settle the debate.

Greece is still running a primary deficit (ie, excluding interest payments) and will need to borrow money come what may.

The country's economy is in deep recession and it is running a primary budget deficit (ie, before interest payments).

"As long as they're running a primary deficit, they need to keep tightening the belt," Mr. Truman said.

"That's why Suozzi may as well run a primary, because he's probably never going to be given the chance to run".

The head, who did not want to be named, runs a primary school in rural Somerset and has employed a tutor for the past year.

Mr. Lazio, as Mr. Giuliani discovered when Mr. Lazio threatened to run a primary race against him, has a taste for political combat.

The two sides agreed that Greece should be required to run a primary surplus of 3.5% of GDP until 2018, but later targets were left open-ended.

Most promising, Russia's budget now runs a primary surplus -- that is, it has money left after domestic spending to pay some of its foreign debt.