budget deficit

常見例句

雙語例句

• Spain is going to miss its budget-deficit target of 6% of GDP for 2011.
  西班牙將不能達(dá)到它的2011年的預(yù)算赤字6％的GDP目標(biāo)。
• Those who did turn out rejected all measures except one that freezes legislators’ pay during budget-deficit years—a ritualised form of venting general anger.
  那些投了票的選民衹贊成一項(xiàng)，即在預(yù)算赤字期間凍結(jié)議員工資——這成爲(wèi)一種發(fā)泄群躰憤怒的渠道。
• Since then the pact has become much more accommodating as more and more countries have breached the budget-deficit ceiling of 3% of GDP.
  從那時(shí)起，這個(gè)公約就變得更“以人爲(wèi)本”，越來越多國家打破預(yù)算赤字上限（GDP的3％）。

原聲例句

• "The budget that would have no tax increases, a budget that is cutting spending we deal with the entire twenty-six billion dollar deficit, around fifteen billion dollars in cuts that we are making."
• He was not kidding. The most significant detail is the cost of his plan and its impact on our long-term budget deficit,".
• But Mr.Obama's critics point out that the $100 million in cost cutting is miniscule - just a tiny fraction of one percent of the federal budget deficit.

權(quán)威例句

• However, some economists think that there may be less to the budget-deficit figure than meets the eye.
  ECONOMIST: The public sector needs slimming down
• Germany breached the euro's budget-deficit ceiling of 3% of GDP, but eliminated its deficit by the eve of the crisis.
  ECONOMIST: Germany and the euro
• More troubling is whether the budget-deficit cuts, which all prospective members have been scrambling for, can be sustained beyond 1997.
  ECONOMIST: Germany and the euro
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