Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Ireland gains because it has a surplus in its trade with the rest of the Community, except the British.
• The fact that the EU has generated a surplus in 2000 does not mean that the consolidation of public finance is over.
• We do not regret the fact that there is a surplus in the EU budget, but welcome the fact that this will lead to reduced membership fees for the EU Member States.
• I do not regret the fact that there is a surplus in the EU budget, since this means smaller contributions for the individual Member States.
• However, we must put under the microscope activities that were undertaken in the past on the basis of a surplus in this budget.
• While Ireland is expected to continue to register a surplus in 2007, the programme foresees that the structural position will turn into a deficit in 2008 which will increase somewhat thereafter.
• China has a surplus in the current account of the balance of payments which is above 6 % of GDP.
• The budget for 1998 foresees the maintenance of a surplus in the general government financial balance, and a debt ratio which nearly attains the reference value, while Commission forecasts indicate more favourable developments.

• Such flexibility will be ensured by achieving a fiscal position close to balance or in surplus over the medium term.
• In a few cases, where fiscal positions are already in surplus while economic demand is buoyant, a tighter fiscal stance could help to reduce the risks of overheating.
• Member States show a budget in surplus.
• At present only three of the Euro
• Secondly, the EU has largely succeeded in balancing its accounts, thanks to the countries in surplus.
• The issue of conventional ammunition stockpiles in surplus continued to be a major concern.
• A/Res/61/72: Problems arising from the accumulation of conventional ammunition stockpiles in surplus,
• Countries that still face fiscal imbalances need to make progress towards achieving positions «close to balance or in surplus».