Sentence examples for budget threat from inspiring English sources

In his Express column, "Osborne has lost all credibility with his budget threat", Leo McKinstry accused the chancellor of "gross irresponsibility" with "a desperate act of political intimidation" and "an astonishing display of contempt for our national interests".

The budget threat is another real and present danger and an opportunity for more game changers.

Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill)., however, said Democrats expect revenue increases to equal spending cuts, arguing that sequestration "was designed as a budget threat, not a budget strategy".

Take their reaction to President Obama's proposal for a bipartisan commission to tackle debt and budget threats.

But Mr Hessel and his small left-wing publisher (which is used to print runs in the hundreds) say that he has evidently struck a national, and international nerve, at a time of market tyranny, bankers' bonuses and budget threats to the survival of the post-war welfare state.

Wielding budget threats is a stale tool that Americans have seen before and are over.

So why is the 4th budget under threat?

But the truth is that the EU funds a lot of British science, and Horizon 2020, the EU's research programme, is part of the budget under threat.

The Republican rebels are angry at their leadership's reticence to take more immediate steps against President Obama's immigration reform by using the budget as threat to shut down the government.

He still cannot seem to accept that Democrats meant it when they said they would not renegotiate Obamacare or the budget under threat of shutdown or default:"Instead, it's no, we're not going to negotiate, we're not going to negotiate, we're not going to negotiate," the lawmaker said.

With budgets under threat, there is trouble afoot, Gove or no Gove.