“unfunded”造句，怎麼用unfunded造句

Most troubling of all is the squeeze budgets are facing from their unfunded obligations for civil-service retirement pension and health benefits.

The government’s unfunded obligations to give the elderly pensions and health care are equivalent to a debt of $483,000 for every household.

The debt of the public sector was 65% of GDP in 2007; adding in unfunded future costs of pensions, health care and other schemes, the state’s implicit debt jumps to 250% of GDP.

The United States' current fiscal problems are rooted in a long period of unfunded spending.

The effect is the same. Funded or unfunded, a pension scheme is a claim on a future generation.

China has had a generous pension scheme that is largely unfunded and runs on a pay-as-you-go (PAYG) basis.

The program remains unfunded for the moment, but if the order goes ahead, as is expected, a decision on a winner is likely later this year with deliveries due to start next year.

Its domestic policies were incoherent and unfunded, its foreign policy worryingly anti-American, its members an odd coalition of socialists and exiles from the LDP.

Hungry to every weakness of the meal is still unfunded, it is a desperate hunger.

Remember, the U.S. fiscal outlook was pretty good in 2000, but, as soon as Republicans gained control of the White House, they squandered the surplus on tax cuts and unfunded wars.