Sentence examples for budget stance from inspiring English sources

Senator Ted Cruz, the first-year Texas Republican credited by many with instigating his party's hard-line budget stance against the health care law, asked Mr. Reid to engage in a one-on-one debate.

During the crisis, Gingrich's public image suffered from the perception that the Republicans' hardline budget stance was owed partly to an alleged snub of Gingrich by Clinton during a flight on Air Force One to and from Yitzhak Rabin's funeral in Israel.

The outrage among Republicans was only aggravated Thursday, when Mr. Sullivan refused to reconsider his no-new-budget stance.

It lauds Mr. Rehberg for his votes against the Ryan budget, a stance that the advertisement said showed his independence in partisan Washington.

And the Democrats, led by Madigan and strengthened by solid majorities in both chambers of the General Assembly, have just as stubbornly adopted a "budget first" stance.

And Rauner, without the immense pressure of, for example, drivers enraged because drivers license facilities are closed, can continue to hold fast on his "no reforms, no budget negotiations" stance.

"Whatever their budget or ethical stance, everybody's expectations have become decadent to an unsustainable degree," she says.

But economists will judge the budget on its stance towards the public sector, and how far Mr Darling has dared to make necessary cuts without alienating voters and damaging the chances of a recovery.

Unillustrated but cited are "his 1938-45 covers for Direction, a small anti-fascist magazine of art and culture whose modest budget and political stance lent themselves to bold simplified forms in limited colors".

Even the Netherlands, which has taken a hawkish stance on budget discipline, announced Thursday that it was losing ground.

But senior administration officials said the governor, as in the past, regarded his initial $90.8 billion budget as a negotiating stance.