budget reserves

英 [ˈbʌdʒɪt rɪˈzɜːvz] 美 [ˈbʌdʒɪt rɪˈzɜːrvz]

【经】预算后备

经济



双语例句

  1. Our total budget reserves have gone up, so even though total budget spending has gone up, we still have ample resources.
    我们的预算储备总额一直在增加,因此,即使预算支出总额有所增加,我们仍然拥有足够的资源。
  2. We had enough budget reserves, enough cash.
    香港拥有足够的预算储备和足够的现金。
  3. In contrast, most emerging economies are characterised by high domestic savings, strong budget positions supported by revenue growth, high levels of official reserves and, despite a recent moderation in sentiment indicators, high trend levels of real GDP growth.
    相比之下,多数新兴经济体的特点是国内储蓄率高企、预算状况稳健(受到收入增长的支持)、官方储备较高、实际gdp增幅处于高趋势水平(尽管最近景气指标有所下降)。
  4. When there is a budget deficit, money will be drawn out from the fiscal reserves to cover the difference between expenditure and revenue for that year.
    当出现财政预算赤字时,政府便会动用财政储备填补该年度的收支差额。
  5. Whenever we have achieved a budget surplus for a financial year, the surplus amount will be saved as fiscal reserves.
    某一财政年度财政预算有盈馀时,盈馀将会拨作财政储备。
  6. He told the audience that Hong Kong had a balanced budget, reserves equivalent to two years of public expenditure, full employment and very rapid growth.
    他对在场听众表示,香港预算平衡,储备相当于两年的公共支出,就业充分,增长非常快。
  7. Last week, in concluding the debate on the budget, the financial secretary once again drew attention to the distinction between the fiscal reserves and the exchange fund.
    上星期财政司司长在总结预算案辩论时,再次提到要把财政储备与外汇基金分开来看。
  8. In enterprise budget perspective, all above means increasing cost and decreasing income; in the macro view, all above means foreign trade deficit is increasing and foreign exchange reserves is decreasing.
    这些表现在企业收支上,也就是成本的提高与收入的减少;在国家层而则表现为外贸收支逆差增加和外汇储备减少或外债增加,由此落入发展陷阱。