Sentence examples for spending deficit from inspiring English sources

"The issues in the 2010 election are economic — jobs, spending, deficit," he said in an interview in Levittown, where he had just concluded a news conference.

The polls, conducted by Ipsos-Mori, show that between 2013-14 the numbers of those agreeing with the proposition 'Legal aid should be cut to reduce the government spending deficit' has fallen from 34% to 23%.

The latest government expenditure and revenue data for Scotland showed it had a public spending deficit in 2015 of £15bn.

Finland elected a rightwing government in April that has pledged to reduce a large public spending deficit.

In 2013 a study by researchers at the University College London that recent migrants had made a "substantial" contribution to reducing Britain's public spending deficit.

Events and party management have pushed him to the right and austerity policies aimed at reducing the public spending deficit have been unpopular and not very successful.

Leading these principles is an acknowledgment that the government has an obligation to substantially reduce spending deficits.

He advocated raising property taxes to offset spending deficits that had climbed to $42,000 by 1839, but the legislature borrowed money to meet the current expenses instead.

In a December 2008 working paper, Andrew Mountford of the University of London and Harald Uhlig of the University of Chicago apply state-of-the-art statistical tools to United States data to compare the effects of deficit-financed spending, deficit-financed tax cuts and tax-financed spending.

It's partly why the UK's annual spending deficits have stayed higher than our continental partners.

Mr. Brady added: "Unless their excessive spending deficits and debt accumulation are quickly reversed, the United States may experience a debt crisis similar to Greece".