Sentence examples similar to tackling a deficit from inspiring English sources

Legislators are to meet on Friday to tackle a deficit that now totals more than $900 million.

I am sure Seve Ballesteros will be cheering in heaven!" If only Europe's leaders could tackle a deficit with the same degree of teamwork.

"Urgent action" is needed to tackle a deficit of nearly £2.5m in Powys schools, the council's cabinet has said.

The government hopes that a budget agreement will persuade the International Monetary Fund that Argentina is serious about tackling a runaway deficit and that it should release $1.3 billion in financing.

The idea of (just) introducing these fiscal rules and not doing these reforms is a joke". The comments will fuel an already highly charged political debate in Britain about which party has the best plans for tackling a budget deficit that the Fund predicts will hit more than 13% of GDP – about £200bn – next year.

Mr Miliband added that if Labour wins the next general election it would have to find ways of achieving change while tackling a lingering deficit.

That undermined calls for austerity to tackle a budget deficit, still close to 2% of GDP.

The president, he lamented, failed to effectively tackle a rising deficit, Medicare and Social Security.

Spain is barely growing and it too needs to tackle a budget deficit likely to be around 9% of GDP this year.

NHS bosses have launched a plan to "reset" the health service's broken finances that will see overspending hospitals taken into financial special measures, as part of a crackdown to tackle a £2.45bn deficit.

The BBC is proposing to close its final salary pension scheme to new employees and cap its contributions to existing members as part of moves to tackle a £2bn deficit.