BPC
Britishabbreviation
Example Sentences
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For instance, on June 1, Treasury will have to pay out $47 billion in Medicare payments, $12 billion in military and civil retirement benefits and $12 billion in veterans benefits, according to a BPC analysis of Daily Treasury Statements.
From Seattle Times
"The coming weeks are critical for assessing the strength of government cash flows," Shai Akabas, BPC director of economic policy.
From Reuters
But if tax revenues allow Treasury to meet obligations through mid-June, quarterly estimated tax payments due on June 15 can likely float the government through June 30, BPC said in its analysis.
From Reuters
"In such a scenario, the additional room created by these measures would support Treasury's ability to make good on our obligations through at least early July and perhaps several weeks beyond," BPC said.
From Reuters
BPC member Cyril Waldron, who talked about Ubuntu, described it by saying “our experience, our oppression — as well as our liberation — are all connected. None of us can be free until we are all free.”
From Seattle Times
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