Sentence examples for settle deficit from inspiring English sources

Sure, the President agreed to that law as part of a deal to settle deficit talks last year.

The EU must and can settle internal deficits and surpluses, as long as these remain within the euro zone.

By contrast, Mr. Kerry said, if lawmakers settle for a deficit-reduction package of $1.2 trillion or $1.5 trillion, Congress may be "back here in about a year or two, or three at maximum, dealing with the very same issues that are on the plate now about the unsustainability of our budget".

Anybody who was hoping that the fiscal-cliff negotiations would settle the issue of deficit reduction for the next ten months, let alone the next ten years, will be disappointed.

The strike announcement comes as Green faces calls for assets including his £100m yacht to be seized in order to settle the £571m pension deficit at BHS, the collapsed retail chain he owned for 15 years.

Some analysts say that Trump, facing political troubles at home, might settle for narrowing the trade deficit through Chinese purchases of American goods rather than insisting on fundamental changes in China's economy.

Not driving the economy over the fiscal cliff would be a start: instead, settle on a credible long-term deficit plan that includes both tax rises and cuts to entitlement programmes.

Mr. Fritsch predicted that the euro would rise to $1.10 in the next few weeks, and could settle at about $1.18 as the federal deficit grows larger.

The Cornhuskers (9-4) still could not take advantage and had to settle for Henery's 28-yard field goal to cut their deficit to 10-9 with 11 34 remaining.

Doctors use the drugs to settle outbursts related to a host of psychiatric disorders, including attention deficit disorder and Alzheimer's disease.

The district also said that salary increases negotiated last September to settle a bitter strike with the Chicago Teachers Union contributed to the budget deficit.