Examples of using Shortfall in English and their translations into Romanian
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In this case the participating DGS shall also provide the Board with an estimate of the expected liquidity shortfall or liquidity need.
Our shortfall will be made up as soon as we're able to get back into the field.
it will lead to the same production shortfall and the same number of jobs lost.
that it is the Member State which has to choose the measures to address the shortfall.
The shortfall in the case of Erasmus this year amounts to around half of this sum i.e. €90 million.
an audit by a software provider may result in a fine(‘licence shortfall').
prevent an increasing capacity shortfall.
The hypothetical level of available financial means is the only liquidity resource that the participating DGS needs to tap to reduce its liquidity shortfall.
If the participating DGS has a liquidity shortfall, it may request funding from the Deposit Insurance Fund of up to 20% of that shortfall.
They needed to cut expenses so they could use their funds to cover the shortfall.
The government claims this will help erase the $12 billion shortfall by 2020.
war in Iraq all contributed to the shortfall, leading to mass cancellations of holiday plans worldwide.
But they left abruptly after a row over the size of the country's budget shortfall and its cause.
if the resources remaining for the rest of the year are insufficient, the shortfall may be met out of the next year's budget.
If you need additional funds to cover any shortfall, execute a wire transfer from Barbados.
so they called us in to cover the shortfall.
Lastly, operational support is vital to compensate the shortfall in resources made available to trade union organisations(see situation in Poland,
Instructors from the Yokosuka Air Corps were employed in an effort to make up the shortfall.
interest rate subsidies), innovative market-based solutions addressing the shortfall in equity and debt financing may be proposed.
to identify any potential shortfall.