Sentence examples for running permanent from inspiring English sources

Running permanent balance of payment deficits amounts to borrowing growth from the future.

Employees are told to run permanent marketing campaigns to build an audience that follows their tweets and maintains ambient Facebook-level awareness of what they are doing.

Incidentally, it is characteristic of this slippery chancellor of ours to claim that his critics want to run permanent budget deficits.

Osborne's main fiscal rule, or target, is to run permanent budget surpluses in normal times starting by the end of the tax year 2019-20 in a bid to cut the national debt.

The plan for Greece amounts to imposing centralised control under duress: accept the need to run permanent budget surpluses, change labour laws and hike VAT – or leave the euro for five years.

Mr. Delaney's book was the first from the publishing house to win a PEN award, said Martin Shepard, who runs Permanent Press with his wife, Judith, from their home.

But it added that it was unrealistic to assume that Greece, faced with a prolonged period of slow growth following a 25% contraction in its economy since 2009, could run permanent budget surpluses excluding debt interest payments of 3.5% of GDP.

We acknowledge the work of approximately 150 agencies in over 100 countries that instal and run permanent seismic networks, process waveform data and report seismic bulletins to the ISC on a regular basis.

This does not mean flapping up and down the country running a permanent election campaign.

It was running a permanent occupation and undeniably undermining a two state solution.

He will now answer his own critics' most persistent jibe and try running a permanent venue without subsidy - it will be a joint venture between him and the Savoy Theatre Group.