“balance the books”造句，怎么用balance the books造句

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.

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?

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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