Sentence examples for surplus to go from inspiring English sources
PROPERTY VALUED $1,000,000 Any Earned Surplus to Go to School Uses -- $100,O00 War Memorial Athletic Field Finished.
"I want one trillion, roughly a quarter of the surplus, to go back to the people that pay the bill," he said.
Next he said he would allot $1 trillion to "making sure that our defense is strong," even though he has called in the past for roughly $45 billion of the surplus to go to the military over a decade.
The union will vote on December 10th on whether to strike if an agreement has not been banged out by next Thursday.Roger Toussaint, the union leader, wants a big chunk of the MTA's projected $1 billion surplus to go towards wage increases.
He proposes tax cuts that are modest by Republican standards, more than half of them targeted on the poorest taxpayers, and wants most of the budget surplus to go on financing the transition costs of reforming the Social Security (public pensions) system.
The cheerful statistics, and expectations of a big budget surplus to go with them, amount to a windfall for the governing Liberal Party at a time when infighting and cabinet scandals have forced Prime Minister Jean Chrétien to drop thoughts of running for a fourth term.
About a quarter of the surplus needs to go for important priorities.
That surplus has to go somewhere to earn its living.Indeed, some people go so far as to argue that governments, international donors and aid agencies spend too much on rural development and neglect the cities.
Not only is it more profitable in simple terms of how much money is earned, but there is also a charitable surplus that gets to go to the charity itself," says Nelson.
No other European country has this surplus manpower, willing to go from very often the Celtic periphery to very remote, hot, dangerous countries, and stay there and settle them.
It would designate $299 billion out of the 10-year surplus projection of $746 billion to go to extending the system's solvency from 2015 under current projections to 2025.
