Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Balanced budget in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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He has long supported amending the U.S. Constitution to require a balanced budget.
Commissioner, you have my support in this fight for a balanced budget for the future of rural development.
The programme envisages a gradual reduction of the general government deficit from 1.5% of GDP in 2000 to a balanced budget in 2004.
The Council considers that, to achieve a balanced budget by 2002, a strict budgetary implementation at all levels of government is crucial.
Today, Germany has a balanced budget, whereas most other eurozone countries are running deficits that are higher than Germany's ten years ago.
Today we have a balanced budget, low interest rates
Finally, maintaining a balanced budget would, in the case of Sweden, extend this process to 2004.
Its Decision of 21 April lists the own resources allocated to the Communities in order to ensure a balanced budget and lays down the rules of allocation.
He supports term limits, a balanced budget amendment, and the Read the Bills Act, in addition to the widespread reduction of federal spending and taxation.
it is there to ensure a balanced budget for 1998.
In order to ensure a balanced budget, any surplus of the Union's revenue over total actual expenditure during a financial year should be carried over to the following financial year.
The Council notes that this should lead to a balanced budget by 2006, although this is two years later than planned in last year's update of the stability programme.
a residual GNI-based own resource permitting budgetary stability and a balanced budget.
For example, while higher tax revenues led to Germany achieving a balanced budget in 2007, in France and Italy revenue windfalls
The idea was that government need not have a balanced budget in all years- as narrow-minded Republicans seemed to favor-
which is contrary to the principle of a balanced budget.
If countries have achieved, over the medium term, a balanced budget or a surplus, it is very unlikely that normal business cycle fluctuations would lead the budget deficit to exceed 3% of GDP, which is the threshold laid down in the Treaty.
In its 2016 stability programme, the government plans to achieve a balanced budget in 2017 and small surpluses thereafter, reaching 0.4% of GDP by 2020.
the report as tabled, thereby giving the delegation of the European Parliament a mandate to negotiate a fair and balanced budget for 1998.
Greece's debt had been completely wiped out, going from a primary deficit of 10% of GDP to a balanced budget requires massive belt tightening- and, inevitably, recession.