Sentence examples for commitment to budgetary restraint from inspiring English sources

They are willing -- indeed they are often keen -- to permanently close government departments performing vital public functions; and their keenness rests, not simply in a commitment to budgetary restraint but also, as Paul Ryan put it, in a commitment "to a cause".

A grab for money might also have been taken as a sign of weak commitment to budgetary discipline.Any reward for restraint did not last long.

The agency cited the government's commitment to budgetary and economic reforms.

"The one good thing is that there's a clear political signal about the governments' commitment to budgetary discipline even if it's going to be hard to enforce without a full EU treaty behind it.

However, due to budgetary restraints, the original costume and make-up plans were scrapped and the description was revised to become "a rather mundane humanoid face, not far off human".

Due to budgetary restraints, Seventeen Seconds was recorded and mixed in seven days on a budget of between £2000 and £3000, which resulted in the band working 16 or 17 hours a day to complete the album.

Due to budgetary restraints and increasing health care costs, such economic analyses are gaining importance.

Frankfurter nearly always dissented from these decisions, citing his commitment to judicial restraint.

It started, rather, with a near-absolute commitment to judicial restraint.

If a newly constituted Court establishes an abiding commitment to judicial restraint, the right as well as the left is likely to suffer disappointments.

Less easily reconciled is the majority's current activism, on the one hand, and its frequently professed commitment to judicial restraint on the other.