Sentence examples for balanced debt from inspiring English sources

AFSCME president Lee Saunders, who attended the meeting, said his members are prepared to devote as much energy to pressuring Republicans to reach a balanced debt deal as they put into the campaign season.

It's interesting to note that in George W. Bush's State of the Union address there was no mention of "Osama bin Laden"; "Mullah Omar" of the Taliban, who is still at large; "Israel Palestineine"; "fiscal responsibility"; "balanced" or "balanced budget"; "debt"; "environment" or "environmental"; "Democrat" or "Democrats" (although he did use "bipartisan" once).

After two years of balanced budgets, debt restructuring, contract renegotiations -- and generally reduced expectations -- Troy's Mayor, Mark P. Pattison, publicly declared an end to the fiscal crisis early this month.

Behind closed doors, he is likely to have been exposed to a more familiar mantra about balanced budgets, debt reduction and German taxpayers' fears of being made to pay for bills left unpaid in other European states.

You can see it in the dozens of senators who flocked to a meeting at which the Gang of Six outlined their bipartisan, balanced debt-reduction plan.

There is something old-fashioned about the Greek crisis with German and other north European states pontificating to the Greeks about the virtues of balanced budgets and debt payment.

In the coming days, Democrats say, Obama is likely to launch a concerted public relations campaign in support of his budget plan, continuing his call for a "balanced approach" to debt reduction.

If you maintain a clear head and a balanced approach, technical debt can pay huge dividends.

But if you maintain a clear head and a balanced approach, technical debt can pay huge dividends for your organization.

The administration argues this will be needed to keep a balanced portfolio of debts of different maturities.

You might also be all the more determined to push for a faster path to a balanced budget and zero debt growth, for the sake of slowing the rise in interest payments on the debt.