balance the books造句

That will almost certainly include raiding the reserves to help balance the books.

Voters opted by a whisker for Mr. Dayton, who had promised to balance the books in part by raising taxes on the richest 10% of Minnesotans.

The expected big-money sales of star players David Villa and David Silva could help balance the books and Benitez believes their new president can turn things around.

Robert Bobb, the school district's emergency financial manager, has tried several policies to try to balance the books, including closing 59 schools.

Successive ministers have tried to balance the books by short-term savings (such as delaying or scaling back new equipment) that incur long-term costs.

The first requires a swathe of bold structural reforms to boost jobs and growth, the second a credible plan to balance the books in the medium term that does not wreck the economy in the short term.

Second, are the most indebted countries ready to endure economic pain-wage cuts, the end of cherished benefits and the imposition of labour-market reforms-to balance the books and encourage growth?

But at the same election, voters opted by a whisker for Mr Dayton, who had promised to balance the books in part by raising taxes on the richest 10% of Minnesotans.