With the surplus drained by recession, last year's $1.35 trillion, 10-year tax cut and the war on terrorism, the president's new budget uses Social Security surpluses to pay for other programs every year through 2013, ultimately diverting more than $1.4 trillion in Social Security funds to other purposes.
This would immediately swallow up this year's surplus, and drain the budget for another three decades.
Six inches of productive soil can store or bank about an inch of water, allowing surplus to drain away".
Running for office last year on a feel-good budget, he used surpluses and drained one-time bonuses to camouflage the widening holes.
Rainfall was the most important factor that determines the water reuse efficiency (WRR) of OFTs, since higher rainfall resulted in higher surplus irrigation water draining out of OFTs without reuse, and thus decreased WRR.
The government's BSE advisory committee looked into blood-disposal methods in 1996, at the height of the public health panic, and saw no problem in sending surplus corpuscles down the drain.
Wine drinkers' thriftiness in the global economic slowdown is helping drain the surplus 2008 sauvignon blanc: In the year that ended in June, New Zealand's wine exports rose 27percentt by volume, to 112.6 million liters, but only 24percentt by value, to 992 million New Zealand dollars.
That means the surplus funds will be drained -- eventually.
When golden all over, transfer to some paper towel to drain any surplus oil.
In the process of hydraulic filling, sands are dredged from borrow pits, transported in water by pipelines to the filling area, and deposited there by draining off the surplus water.
