Значения термина financial shortfall на английском

That was almost three times the net financial shortfall a year earlier.

F1 faces a major financial shortfall if racing does not take place.

All contributors were agreed that there is a serious financial shortfall at the present time.

The moves stem from a financial shortfall after promising lucrative pay guarantees to new recruits, the report said.

A replacement mechanism, involving a rates support grant, never worked satisfactorily because of the financial shortfall which grew with inflation.

With the National Development Plan's motorway programme facing a serious financial shortfall, James Nix argues that a network review woulddeliver more for less.

The HSE has privately warned the Government that it could face unprecedented financial shortfall of up to €881 million this year.

It was due to take place on August 18th-22nd, but a financial shortfall has put paid to that.

The combined Social Security retirement and disability trust funds face a long-term financial shortfall, with program trustees projecting "exhaustion" of the funds in 2035.

The financial shortfall is believed to be in the order of £5 million (6.35 million), far higher than had originally been suspected.

Even with a reduced prize pot -down $27,500 from last year's $250,000 -organisers face a financial shortfall from hosting the tournament.

Of particular concern are the financial shortfalls resulting from untaxed and undeclared economic activity.

Eskom has justified these increases by citing monstrous financial shortfalls exceeding R21.6 billion.

They can also suffer financial shortfalls because of what lawyers call a "rigid, inflexible assessment system".

Mr Cull said whether councils were obligated to help struggling recyclers with their financial shortfalls depended on their contracts.

Management at the State transport companies also came under attack from politicians for taking the "soft option" of cutting jobs to cope with financial shortfalls.