Sentence examples for appealing cuts from inspiring English sources

The Liberty prints reappeared on the women's side of the store, in more appealing cuts, including a librarian-chic top with burgundy trimmed collar ($225).

A Labour government will restore legal aid for people appealing against cuts to benefits such as universal credit, the shadow justice secretary, Richard Burgon, is to announce.

The congressional agency's analysis suggests the extent to which the president's plan is open to the charge of being a "guns and butter" budget, one that tries to give voters appealing tax cuts even as it boosts spending on defense.

And they are a group that might find Mr. Bush's plan for across-the-board income tax cuts appealing, he asserted.

Investment tax credits or other subsidies for private sector investment are not as politically appealing as tax cuts for consumers or increases in government expenditure.

That award, which the company is appealing, has been cut in half.

Both Mr. Hampson's rich sonority and Ms. Martinpelto's bright, appealing tone effectively cut through the dense thickets of orchestral sound.

Appealing to clear-cut moral principles such as "Do unto others as you have them do unto you" isn't decisive here, either: Do you want to be told the truth in this case?

The family live in a three-bedroom bungalow and were handed a 14% cut in their housing benefit cut before appealing against the decision.

Republicans plan to put forward a series of narrowly drawn but politically appealing tax cuts, and to try to complete work on a number of bills left over from last year.

But the big question is, are these tax cuts, however appealing, a top priority?