Sentence examples for by supporting a cut from inspiring English sources

Any upside, real or unreal, of being viewed as "the grownup in the room" will be far outweighed by supporting a cut in Social Security benefits.

And he's mauled middle-class families by supporting a budget plan that would have cut taxes on the rich while eliminating our tax breaks for college tuition and mortgages".

Delaney and the advocacy groups funded by anti-Social Security billionaire Pete Peterson like to claim that by supporting a commission, they are not advocating cuts but simply the same process used when the so-called Greenspan Commission developed recommendations that became the Social Security Amendments of 1983.

At the White House, they say they do not get enough credit from Republicans for bucking the Democratic Party's liberal base by supporting the cuts to Social Security's cost-of-living adjustments.

The French President declared that Mr Mandelson was partly responsible for the "no" vote in last week's Irish referendum because he had upset Irish farmers by supporting cuts in agricultural production during talks on a new world trade deal.

Kirk accused Giannoulias of encouraging class warfare by not supporting an extension of tax cuts for the wealthy.

Allmusic reviewer Stephen Thomas Erlewine compared the group's performance on the album to "a third-rate Beastie Boys supported by a cut-rate Faith No More, all tempered with the sensibility that made GWAR cult heroes only with...more sexism and jokes that...wind up sounding racist".

Hancock has also accused Clegg of "abandoning a key aspect of Liberal Democrat policy" by supporting plans for welfare cuts.

Republicans who were elected to Congress with support of the grassroots movement have bucked Republican orthodoxy by supporting some defense spending cuts, and they have been at the forefront of criticism of the U.S. Libya intervention.

"The [Gulf] countries stand to gain considerable benefits by supporting the global efforts" to cut emissions, said the scientists.

Clinton defied his left Democratic Party base in 1995-96 by supporting NAFTA and welfare reform, then cut a historic bargain with then-Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga).