Banks balance sheets would receive an immediate boost, as would the heavily indebted countries budgets.

The budgets of most ESCWA countries in 1992 aimed at restoring financial order and economic balance.

In assessing the size of the stimulus, countries will balance the cost to their own budgets with the benefits in terms of increased growth and employment for their own economies.

Budgets are close to balance, with less public expenditure and lower tax rates, while economic growth has recovered.

As for the programme and budgets for 2006 2007, Mexico noted a lack of balance as between regions.

Of course, there is an appealing logic to saying that governments should have to balance their budgets just like the rest of us unfortunately, it is not so simple.

Of course, governments can slash their expenditure and increase taxes to balance their budgets, or at least to embark on a path leading in that direction, as the hotly debated example of Greece has shown.

Witness how expenditure cuts by US state governments many of which are constitutionally required to balance their budgets frustrated, to some degree, America s massive federal government stimulus in 2010 2011.

b The missions will attempt to absorb the balance requirement for the period 2005 06 within the proposed 2005 06 budgets.

The remaining 52 projects could release 13,212,000 out of their budgets.

If concerted efforts are taken to balance budgets, confidence will be bolstered. And if confidence is bolstered, consumption and investment will rise.

The balance of unpaid contributions with respect to the overall budgets of the Tribunal (1996 97 to 2003) therefore amounts to 1,708,091.

Line managers have been given greater flexibility in the management of their budgets at the same time as those budgets have been reduced.

It is thus a source of moral hazard, for it relieves pressure on spendthrift politicians to balance budgets and push ahead with reforms.

Peace keeping missions must be allowed flexibility to manage within their budgets.

But who is being naïve? It is quite right to argue that governments should aim only to balance their budgets over the business cycle, running surpluses during booms and deficits when economic activity is weak.

States also need to do their part, by making higher education a higher priority in their budgets.

Line managers, for example, must be held accountable for budgets under their control.

It needed to resolve not only to balance its recurrent budgets but also to realize sizeable surpluses on its recurrent account in order to continue funding successive capital budgets, which were so integral to the Territory apos s development.

How do they keep their balance in these things?

Programme budgets

Some United Nations organizations located in Europe adopt their budgets in a European currency.

The most likely form of the fiscal compact now seems to be a very mild agreement requiring each country to balance its budgets over the business cycle.

(b) The balance of ___________ dollars to be prorated among the budgets of the active peacekeeping operations for the period from 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2006

b) defense budgets

BUDGETS, 2004 2005

regular budgets, or

Technical support budgets

These councils have the responsibility of managing budgets and development activities within their respective districts.

Many mighty nations do not want to reallocate their military budgets to aid poorer countries.

Field missions have been given greater flexibility in the management of their budgets and in their capacity to procure locally.

The previous year's report of the Secretary General on assistance in mine action (A 59 284) had recognized that donors should support mine action from their development and reconstruction budgets as well as their humanitarian emergency budgets.

They're now trying to balance their action by arresting Khaleda Zia.

So most of them just kept it on their balance sheet.

(b) The balance of 29,072,100 dollars to be prorated among the budgets of the active peacekeeping operations for the period from 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2006

(c) The balance of 130,397,400 dollars to be prorated among the budgets of the active peacekeeping operations for the period from 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2006

All agencies have annual budgets, except WHO and UNICEF, which have biennial budgets.

Aging populations are forcing many countries to address pressures on their budgets and social security systems.

Developed countries governments are laboring under the misapprehension that funding must come from their national budgets.

As a result, most agencies have been given only 90 per cent of their promised budgets.

These countries urgently need to reduce pressure on their budgets, which are financed from meagre resources.

Within the framework of their respective budgets, UNDP and OPS are committed to this rotation policy.

It is essential that peace keeping missions be allowed greater flexibility to manage within their budgets.

Aid recipients would in turn allocate an equal percentage of their national budgets to such services.

Yet, because of their very low incomes, the poorest countries can afford only around 14 per person from their national budgets.