Sentence examples for secure a surplus from inspiring English sources
Labour has also vowed to cut the deficit but says it will secure a surplus in current spending by the end of the next Parliament - planning to do so by using a mix of spending cuts and tax increases.
He restated the Conservatives' plan to return the UK's finances to the black by 2018/19, by securing a surplus on the overall budget, and said Labour was only committed to eliminating the current deficit during the next Parliament.
"There is a possibility that next year we will have entered the market again provided we fulfil two conditions, securing a primary surplus [before interest payments on debt] and a positive growth rate [after six years of economic contraction]," he added.
Where once shame would come shuddering up through the shoes of club head-honchos who had seen a player go elsewhere and develop into a fearsome star, now it appears there is only excessive self pride and self congratulatory back-slapping at the idea of being able to spend so much cash to ward off rivals and secure a player once deemed surplus to requirements.
He stuck to his commitment to secure an overall £10bn surplus by the end of the parliament.
Conservatives: Eradicate the deficit by 2018 and secure an overall budget surplus by 2019-20.
The Conservatives have committed to securing an overall budget surplus, covering current and capital spending, by 2019-2020 athehe latest and said their plans "do not involve" any tax rises.
Such systems, unlike those based on tradition, can generate immense surpluses of wealth indeed, the very purpose of a command organization of economic life can be said to lie in securing such a surplus.
Tommy Smith, informed he was surplus to Watford's requirements last summer, secured a move to Wearside in September.
Deficit to be cut at same pace as during last Parliament - securing a budget surplus a year later than planned in 2019-20 Borrowing set to fall from £69.5bn this year to £43.1bn, £24.3bn and £6bn before hitting a £10bn surplus in 2019-20 No rise in fuel duty with rates continuing to be frozen Major reform to vehicle excise duties to pay for a new road-building and maintenance fund in England.
