Sentence examples for surplus plan from inspiring English sources

That state-shrivelling £23bn surplus plan gave his game away, so now he cuts it back to £7bn – still austere, but less ostentatious.

Osborne is betting that, come 2015, his budget surplus plan will offer a more credible and sustainable path to long-term future growth than Labour's alternative.

In 2007 he supported Labour spending - now he's just attacked it pic.twitter.com/0lRl341zB0 September 30 , 2013From Channel 4 News' Faisal Islam Faisal Islam (@faisalislam) Apparently this surplus plan won't require any real cuts to total managed expenditure...

A30 Budget Surplus Plan Advances Democrats joined Republicans in the House Ways and Means Committee to pass unanimously a Republican proposal to commit 90percentt of the budget surplus in the next fiscal year to reducing the national debt.

The new treasurer has a difficult choice – accepting a significant budget deficit blowout for the sake of protecting economic growth and employment, or tightening fiscal policy to meet the budget surplus plans.

According to her campaign staff's estimates, Mrs. Clinton's proposal would devote about $60 billion more over the 10 years for debt reduction than would Mr. Gore's budget-surplus plan.

In many states it is hard to believe that just months ago they were flush with surpluses, planning for stadiums and building up rainy day funds.

But Gavyn Davies of Goldman Sachs questions this, saying that the £2 billion public-sector surplus now planned for the last year of this Parliament may be "overkill".

"Losing big slabs of revenue like this, of course, makes it even tougher to get back to surplus as planned," he said.

September 30 , 2013Faisal Islam (@faisalislam) New fiscal surplus mandate planned in next parliament to replace the declining debt/GDP target that was being missed.

A1 Bigger Surplus, Bigger Plans Projections of the federal budget surplus are likely to be revised upward by as much as $1 trillion, leading Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush to prepare differing claims to the windfall.