Sentence examples for surplus proposed from inspiring English sources

The quarrel deepened last week when the Washington-based IMF, which has openly questioned Athens' ability to achieve such a high surplus, proposed that Greece defer all debt repayments until 2040 and extend its repayment period with maturities that would run through 2080 on a capped interest rate of 1.5%.

The creditors had been pressing for an eventual primary-surplus target of 4.5 per cent of G.D.P. Tsipras, guided by other colleagues, proposed surplus targets that, starting at one per cent, would rise to 3.5 per cent in 2018.

He reduced his proposed surplus for the 2019-20 financial year from £23bn to £7bn to allow more to be spent on services.

Leslie said there was confusion over whether McDonnell would vote for or against Osborne's upcoming proposed surplus law on 14 October.

Once the land was declared surplus, it was proposed as, among other things, the site for a salt dome, used for storing road salt.

The Gore campaign immediately distributed a news release saying Mr. Bradley had already spent all of the surplus on other proposed social programs, particularly his plan for near-universal health insurance.

Key sticking points between the two sides include the size of Greece's primary surplus requirement, a proposed value-added tax increase and cuts to Greece's pension.

It must lower primary surplus targets, as proposed in the plan submitted by the Greek government, to permit investments that alleviate suffering and spur growth.

The Americans had proposed that surplus and deficits be reduced to less than 4 percent of gross domestic product by 2015.

The mayor has said that he needs the surplus to balance his proposed $50 billion budget for 2006.

In Washington State, which still has a surplus, Gov. Gary Locke has proposed cuts of $236 million in this year's budget to prepare for reductions in revenue when they come.