Sentence examples for call to slash from inspiring English sources

On a fairly busy morning for corporate news, Ladbrokes has launched a £275m cash call to slash its debt pile.

Hours later, in a live radio debate with Mr. Turner, Mr. Weprin more than held his own, grilling his opponent about his call to slash the federal budget by 35 percent.

The proposal to eliminate the estate tax, which the Bush Administration suspended for ten years, also mimics Ryan's plan, as does the call to slash the corporate tax rate, which currently stands at thirty-five per cent.

The sparse staffing at the State Department is consistent with Trump's call to slash the department's budget and his apparent willingness to dispatch close allies, including his family members, to conduct negotiations abroad in lieu of professional diplomats.

The White House said that would create $400 billion in savings over 10 years — a deep cut at a bad time, but far saner than Republican calls to slash spending so deeply that it would surely cripple the recovery.

Mr. Paul was the Tea Party — with calls to slash the role of government, get Washington out of people's lives and dismantle the U.S. Federal Reserve — before there was a Tea Party movement.

Despite the banquet of social spending Mr. Corzine proposes, he rejects the true Socialists' calls to slash the military budget and impose steep tax rates -- from 70 to 100percentt -- for anyone who earns more than $200,000 a year.

This proposal adds to the clamor of Washington voices calling to slash Social Security.

* Responding to Republican calls to slash spending, the Bowles-Simpson plan calls for deep cuts in domestic discretionary spending.

Better to hope that the IMF is called in to slash budgets and order mass lay-offs, and then to take over and blame everything on the previous lot.

Too often recently, the Australian productivity debate has boiled down to a call from business to slash penalty rates and remove important protections.