The province's target of 2024 for balancing the books remains, it said.
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The two officials said balancing the books could be tricky now as well.
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And, the growing concern in China over balancing the books at a local level.
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You're in charge of everything, which includes balancing the books and paying your own taxes.
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It's ten years this month since Greece's financial implosion; we look back on a decade spent balancing the books.
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The Conservative Party's enthusiasm for balancing the books has driven public sector net borrowing to its lowest in 11 years.
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They're like dancefloor-dwelling accountants, balancing the books as a means of figuring out how this downward spiral happened exactly.
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Aside from his prediction of balancing the books by 2016, he also predicted borrowing to reach £20 billion by 2015-16.
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The burden for balancing the books on revenue-neutral tax reform cannot be placed solely on reducing or eliminating one deduction.
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Balancing the books is the best way to create the fiscal space to provide public services and increase public investment, he insisted.
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They united with the goal of beating back some of the toughest aspects of austerity, while balancing the books to meet eurozone rules.
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The issue of "balancing the books" with taxes or via the issuance of debt is not only an afterthought — it is not even necessary.
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However, there&aposs no avoiding the fact that taking on this much debt financing does complicate matters when it comes to balancing the books.
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But that hasn't helped him gather popular support for his policy pitches of cutting taxes, balancing the books and keeping middle class jobs in Canada.
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Critics claimed it would shower the rich with tax breaks, and that balancing the books would mean the costs were ultimately born by the poor.
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I went to your conference where the guy Mark Thompson, you know the guy who's CEO of the New York Times, talked about balancing the books.
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In tennis, you don't have to search far down the ranks to find players for whom balancing the books is as vital as a good forehand.
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At a club where ticket money plays a pivotal role in balancing the books, where attendance and budget remain inextricably linked, that can be immensely damaging.
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In the election last year, the Liberals campaigned on running three years of deficits of up to C$10 billion before balancing the books by fiscal 2019-20.
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Balancing the books will depend on him hitting his target to sell 725 billion rupees ($10.7 billion) of state assets - or nearly 60 percent more than the expected proceeds this year.
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Balancing the books will depend on him hitting his target to sell 725 billion rupees ($10.7 billion) of state assets - or nearly 23 percent more than the expected proceeds this year.
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Raising prices, the other path to balancing the books, seems an unlikely strategy for success at the moment, with LG lagging behind Android phone rivals with better cameras, bigger batteries, and smoother performance.
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The refocusing of Britain's economic policy, for the last six years aimed at balancing the books and heavily reliant on foreign money to replace state infrastructure spending, also carries a potentially huge political prize.
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The Liberals pledged during the campaign to run three consecutive budget deficits of no more than C$10 billion a year to help fund spending on infrastructure before balancing the books in 2019/20.
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The Liberals projected in March a C$6.7 billion deficit in the 2018-19 fiscal year, and further deficits in subsequent years, just one year after balancing the books for the first time since the global financial crisis.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba, March 12 (Reuters) - The western Canadian province of Manitoba on Monday forecast a C$521 million ($406 million) deficit for its 2018-19 budget, as Brian Pallister's Progressive Conservatives work toward a long-term goal of balancing the books.
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Schaeuble was criticised in southern Europe, especially Greece, for his insistence on tax hikes and spending cuts at a time of deep recession, but is popular at home for balancing the books and presiding over high growth and low unemployment.
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Schaeuble was criticized in southern Europe, especially Greece, for his insistence on tax hikes and spending cuts at a time of deep recession, but is popular at home for balancing the books and presiding over high growth and low unemployment.
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While clubs in countries like England and Spain can pay top players and managers huge salaries backed by lucrative TV deals and sponsorship agreements, teams in smaller European countries often live on the edge, trying to pay competitive wages while balancing the books.
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Investors have been disappointed by the Liberal Party's plan to run a C$6.7 billion deficit in the 2018-19 fiscal year, and further deficits in subsequent years, just one year after balancing the books for the first time since the global financial crisis.
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TORONTO, March 7 (Reuters) - The western Canadian province of Manitoba on Thursday forecast a C$360 million ($267.50 million) deficit in its 2019-20 budget as Premier Brian Pallister's Progressive Conservatives move the province closer to a long-term goal of balancing the books.
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As it turns out, Littlefinger's method of balancing the books was to borrow millions from the Lannisters (which accelerated the depletion of their gold mines) and tens of millions from the Iron Bank of Braavos, which creates not just an economic problem, but a national-security issue.
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Thin, besuited and outwardly cool, Sir Nicholas describes his job as "balancing the books and being creative and brave", but his strongest play has been to develop enduring relationships around the world and create an enviable network of influence, balancing a subtle showmanship with a love of art.
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If the euro area countries continue to insist on balancing the books and cutting in half their current public debt to GDP ratio, it simply follows that the ECB has to provide an appropriate amount of monetary accommodation to offset the fiscal tightening and keep the economy on a steady and sustainable growth path.
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Another method of balancing the books is to under-invoice goods shipped abroad, so that the receiver can resell the products at a higher market price.
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Leak appears in the 2008 film Balancing the Books, and stars in the 2012 film Implanted, which he completed before The Great Debaters and which he is most proud of.
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She was raised in a Hindu household. She attended a comprehensive girls' school in Watford before going on to study economics at Keele University and then pursuing postgraduate studies in British government and politics at the University of Essex. The former Conservative leader and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher became her political heroine: according to Patel, she "had a unique ability to understand what made people tick, households tick and businesses tick. Managing the economy, balancing the books and making decisions—not purchasing things the country couldn't afford".
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Somali women at a social event for the relaunched Al-Barakaat, 2014. Al-Barakat first began operations in 1986. It rose to prominence after the start of the civil war in Somalia in 1991, when money transfer business, known as hawalas, had become the only way for expat Somalis to send funds to their relatives in the absence of a formal banking system. Hawalas is an ancient money transfer system, which uses gold, fuel, foodstuffs and electronics as a way of balancing the books between operators (hawaladas) in different nations.
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The congregation held regular church services in this building until it downsized in the 1980s. In 1985 it sold the building for $1.5 million to the Lackawanna County Library System, which then converted it into the Lackawanna County Children's Library.Article, Balancing the books, by Josh McAuliffe in the Times-Tribune, March 9, 2008, accessed on March 22, 2008 Note: This includes The Children's Library is located immediately southeast of the main Scranton Public Library, which is also listed on the National Register under the name Albright Memorial Building.
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However, the 1920s, and 1930s were marred by strikes, unemployment and periods of economic depression. The government levied an entertainment tax of around 20% on gate receipts, at a time when clubs were experiencing difficulties balancing the books. For Leigh the mini-boom was over. In 1924–25 Leigh slipped to 20th in the league and suffered a record 9-52 defeat in the league game at Central Park on Christmas Day. In December 1925 star player Abe Johnson was transferred to Oldham for £650 and Leigh's decline continued the next season when they slipped to 4th from bottom in the league.
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He first became Minister of Finance in the liberal-radical government of Jovan Ristić in mid-1887, and at the end of the same year, he transferred to the radical government of Sava Grujić. He was then Minister of Finance in a total of five governments. As Minister of Finance, Vujić eliminated the monopoly of tobacco and salt and put a stop to the exploitation of the Serbian railway system, which until then had been in the hands of foreign companies. He sorted out the finances of the state, bringing the budget from large deficits to balancing the books by 1891.
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On 18 March 2016, Duncan Smith unexpectedly resigned from David Cameron's Cabinet. He stated he was unable to accept the government's planned cuts to disability benefits. He broadened this position, in a following interview on The Andrew Marr Show, launching an attack on the "government's austerity programme for balancing the books on the backs of the poor and vulnerable", describing this as divisive and "deeply unfair", and adding: "It is in danger of drifting in a direction that divides society rather than unites it." Duncan Smith had opposed Cameron over the 2016 EU membership referendum but sources close to Duncan Smith said his resignation was not about Europe.
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Nathan Spencer, portrayed by actor Ben Price, was installed as the new corporate director of Holby city hospital NHS trust in 2005, and from the outset his unswaying mindset and failure to empathise with the human condition made him unpopular with his staff. His professional background was in banking, so his only concern was with meeting hospital targets and balancing the books. As a result, he would frequently clash with A&E; consultant Harry Harper, even threatening to remove Harry from his post because he consistently refused to make any sort of (financial) compromise with patient care. Nathan began his time at Casualty by stalking Selena Donovan.
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All the main political parties in Britain agree that the national debt is too high, but disagree on the best policy to deal with it, with Conservative Party politicians advocating a larger role for cuts to public spending. By contrast, the Labour Party tends to advocate fewer cuts and more emphasis on economic stimulus, higher rates of taxation and new taxes. Another body of opinion that the "consensus" regarding the problematic nature of the national debt is incorrect. The view proposed by economists such as Professor Stephanie Kelton of Stony Brook University in New York is that there is often too much emphasis in political discussions on 'balancing the books'.
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With polls showing more than 60% of voters reporting it was "time for a change", the Liberals campaign theme was "choose change". The theme summarized the two-step strategy perfectly: first, boil the election down to a two-party choice and then cast the Liberals as a capable and trustworthy agent of change at a time when voters were fed up with the government. After the sparse platform of 1999, the 2003 Liberal platform was a sprawling omnibus of public policy crossing five main policy booklets, three supplements aimed at specific geographic or industrial groups and a detailed costing exercise. The principle planks that were highlighted in the election were: # Freezing taxes and balancing the books.
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Souvenir Press, Great Russell Street, London. Hecht started Souvenir Press in 1951 in his bedroom at his parents' flat with a loan of £250, "a bed, a desk, a typewriter and a phone in the hall", his first book being "a paperback on cricket entitled Len Hutton: The World's Greatest Batsman, written by a college friend and retailing at two shillings (ten pence)."Ernest Hecht, "Balancing the books", Logos, 19/4, 2008, p. 178. Hecht successfully built the business up and ran the company for more than six decades. Producing an eccentric list of titles ("His authors have ranged from Argentine revolutionary Che Guevara to comic chronicler of the British upper classes, PG Wodehouse, from Norwegian Kon Tiki adventurer Thor Heyerdahl to tap dance legend Fred Astaire...")Dan Carrier, "Guevara publisher Ernest Hecht joins Julia Hobsbawm and Caroline Criado-Perez in birthday honours list" , Camden New Journal, 18 June 2015. from a notoriously untidy office in Bloomsbury,Valerie Grove, "Many happy returns to a publishing phenomenon", The Times, 22 October 2011.
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