Examples of using Surpluses in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Electricity surpluses are being sold to the IEC.
It can pay interest because it has made surpluses.
In unusual cases, gas surpluses are burned off.
But New Guinea agriculture wasnot productive enough to generate those food surpluses.
Both were huge trade surpluses at the end of the first world war.
In addition, the Bank of Israel issues Makams(Israeli T-bills)in order to absorb monetary surpluses in the market.
It had run large budget surpluses for the 5 years prior to the onset of the crisis.
The Swiss and Norwegian currencies look dear, for instance,but both countries have big trade surpluses.
In 2016, we're already selling water surpluses to Jordanians and Palestinians.
And with the food surpluses that these techniques produced, it was no longer necessary for everyone to farm.
Bill Clinton isn't running around boasting about budget surpluses… and drinking Krug out of crystal flutes.
Instead of running budget surpluses in the good times and deficits in the bad times, they run deficits all the time.
To this day, at least twice a year,I am broke because I always invest my surpluses into ventures that I cannot access.
These food surpluses are distributed to more than 175,000 people in need weekly, by way of 200 nonprofits across Israel.
Agriculture also created, and allowed for the storage of, food surpluses that could support people not directly engaged in food production.
Large surpluses of grain rot in warehouses in one part of the globe while thousands are dying of hunger in another part of the globe.
Population centers are experiencing surpluses in food and energy for the first time in months.
Tax revenues(after the adjustment) were lower than the seasonal path,but these were offset by National Insurance Institute surpluses.
Israel has returned annual Current Account surpluses each year since 2003, breaking a record in 2015 with 4.6% of GDP.
And Adam Smith, he was not the first one to observe thatsocieties relate to each other as they begin to exchange the surpluses between the villages with each other.
Israel has returned current account surpluses each year since 2003, and Fitch expects further surpluses in 2019-2020.
The Greenland Home Rule Government(GHRG) has pursued a tight fiscal policy since the late 1980s,which has helped create surpluses in the public budget and low inflation.
Again, this shows that“shortages” and“surpluses” are matters of price, not matters of physical scarcity, either absolutely or relative to the population.
That“golden era” ended with the so-called Nixon shock in 1971,when America lost the surpluses that, recycled internationally, kept global capitalism stable.
It was capable of generating surpluses sufficient to support tens of thousands of urban residents who were not primarily engaged in agriculture.
Current data indicate respectable growth in terms of GDPand employment, relatively low unemployment, current account surpluses, and reasonable inflation.
Trade surpluses are still calculated in a pretty old-fashioned way, based only on goods,” Merkel told a business conference of her Christian Democratic Union party in Berlin.
Australia In 2018,the Australian Government approved a national plan to reduce surpluses, allocating a budget of $130 million for ten years, dedicated to this purpose.
In short, the awesomeness of the Nile meant Egyptians could create big food surpluses with relatively little work, allowing time and energy for some pretty impressive projects.