Sentence examples for security deficit from inspiring English sources

But Brazil's own weaknesses, like an endemic social security deficit, also loom large.

And how big will the Social Security deficit be once the trust fund has been expropriated?

We can't wish our deficit away by saying that it's mostly a Medicare and Social Security deficit.

France has a vast social security deficit, as well as big holes in local authority and central government finances.

In America the long-term Social Security deficit is quite small; it can be eliminated by raising the cap on taxable income.

The chairmen recommend gradually raising the maximum threshold so that, by 2050, only 10 percent of total wages wouldn't be taxed — decreasing the 75-year Social Security deficit by more than a third.

On Friday, Mr. Peterson will unveil the Peter G. Peterson Foundation and announce his plan to allocate his newfound billions to projects that will increase public awareness of fiscal imbalances, Social Security deficits and nuclear proliferation.

U.S. politicians seem determined to appeal either to the most nativist extremes in their respective parties — or to tell voters that something Americans call "the tooth fairy" will make their energy, budget, educational and Social Security deficits painlessly disappear.

In particular, they rely on an exercise in three-card monte in which the surpluses Social Security has been running for a quarter-century don't count — because hey, the program doesn't have any independent existence; it's just part of the general federal budget — while future Social Security deficits are unacceptable — because hey, the program has to stand on its own.

He contemplates Medicare and Social Security deficits and offers 70% as a plausible guess.

July 2002: The White House admits that the deficit for fiscal 2002, which ends in September, will be $165 billion -- a non-Social-Security deficit of $322 billion.