Sentence examples for contribution to deficit from inspiring English sources

So raising taxes on the very rich could make a serious contribution to deficit reduction.

They're a great contribution to deficit financing and quite frankly they don't have a penny in the bank".

Now officials are counting on corporate tax reform to make a modest but still significant contribution to deficit reduction.

Its defence budget is too small, as a proportion of GDP, to make a meaningful contribution to deficit reduction.

"The decisions across this parliament mean the rich are making the biggest contribution to deficit reduction," George Osborne, the chancellor, told MPs in his autumn statement last year.

Alexander said the banks had recovered sufficiently to make a contribution to deficit reduction on top of the existing bank levy.

Thus data exists to support both "bottom-up" and "top-down" contributions to behavioral anomalies in this model, with potential implications for the neurobiological etiology of "top-down" and "bottom-up" contributions to deficits in human dyslexics as well [ 61].

Despite Microsoft's contribution to the deficit, the tech giant is a member of Fix the Debt, a deficit-reduction advocacy group in the U.S. One of the organization's top policy goals: Creating a "territorial tax system" that would exempt all foreign profits from U.S. taxes.

It expresses the "sense of the Senate" that any agreement to reduce the budget deficit "should require that those earning $1,000,000 or more per year make a more meaningful contribution to the deficit reduction effort".

The center concluded that the Bush-era tax cuts did not spur economic growth and had made a significant contribution to the deficit.

Mr Lovegrove told the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee: "Clearly, in today's environment we are very conscious of the need to make a contribution to general deficit reductions, so we will be scaling back the number of people in the department.