Sentence examples for bold budget from inspiring English sources

Even Representative Paul Ryan's bold budget proposal avoids the issue.

Ocunget still has the "minutes" of that meeting, titled, in bold, Budget 4 last funeral rights.

But asked whether House Republicans would propose a bold budget this spring that would truly rein in future deficits as the fiscal commission proposed, Mr. Ryan demurred.

This spring should have been a high-water mark for Labour: a successful G20 summit, a bold budget, and just a couple of days ago, the final handover of military operations in Iraq.

Twenty years ago, India's mild-mannered finance minister delivered a startlingly bold budget to the nation with the memorable words: "No power on earth can stop an idea whose time has come".

Meanwhile Obama's bold budget, which he so fondly nicknames "middle-class economics", will likely escape major media attention amid all this immigration kerfuffle, but still be resolutely pushed forward by the administration.

– McKay Coppins, Buzzfeed via @StuartMillar159 The debate that took place – with vice-president Biden repeatedly cutting him off, and Ryan talking around specific questions about the bold budget-cutting plan he introduced in the House – was nothing like the crusading wonk-fest many Republicans expected from him months ago.

The president spoke as Republicans on Capitol Hill accused him of a lack of leadership for not proposing a bolder budget for the fiscal year that starts Oct. 1.

This may be "the boldest budget in more than a decade", a Tory minister described it to the Sun, but boldness does not necessarily mean greatness, and the impact it will have on my generation is unprecedented.

George's pay rise for all" (Daily Star); "Higher wages and welfare cuts in Britain's new deal" (The Times); and "A bold, rewarding Budget that confirms the Tories as the workers' party" (Daily Telegraph).

Calling the proposed budget "bold and prudent", Garcetti said it would start making inroads.