Sentences with phrase «modest deficits»

And then they broke their promise to run only modest deficits, they broke a few tax promises and abandoned a clear pledge on electoral reform.

«Unfortunately, HIV infection is associated with modest deficits in multiple domains of cognitive function, even in women who regularly take their HIV medications.

We will run modest deficits for three years so that we can invest in growth for the middle class and credibly offer a plan to balance the budget in 2019.

The recent federal election featured something of a debate on fiscal policy, with the Liberals promising to run modest deficits for three years in order to stimulate a sagging economy and finance needed long - term investments in infrastructure and social programs.

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As long as OPEC and Russia continue to curb production, «the market is likely to balance for the year as a whole with the first half in a modest surplus and the second half in a modest deficit.»

Through a combination of $ 1 billion from the sale of GM shares, a $ 2 billion reduction in the contingency fund and $ 1.8 billion taken out of Employment Insurance (a holdover from Budget 2014), the federal government was able to turn a modest deficit into a $ 1.4 billion surplus.

Canadians have just got used to the idea that modest deficits to finance public investment can be seen as a good thing by mainstream economists.

At 9 weeks of age, R6 / 2 mice typically exhibit a modest deficit in acquisition of this task, and a more severe deficit in reversal learning.

But as electoral reform, lower small business taxes, stock option loopholes, modest deficits and on and on demonstrate, election promises are made to be broken.

But after electoral reform, modest deficits and a dozen other broken promises, the Liberals did not have much choice but to legalize marijuana.

The fraudulent conspiracy had resulted in no benefit; instead a modest deficit.