Sentence examples for cut called the from inspiring English sources

Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, a presidential candidate who has urged the repeal of Mr. Bush's entire 2001 tax cut, called the legislation signed into law today "unfair, unaffordable and ineffective".

The reason they are so much lower is because the huge tax cuts of the George W. Bush administration were extended by President Obama in 2010, along with an additional cut in the payroll tax that replaced an earlier Obama tax cut called the Making Work Pay credit.

Mr. Romney said the White House was using the automatic spending cuts, called the sequester, as a political bludgeon at the expense of the country's well-being.

Gov. Christine Gregoire of Washington, a Democrat who as co-chair of the council helped lead the fight against the cuts, called the compromise plan "a major, major step" and said she would urge every Air National Guard unit to consider supporting it.

She managed to keep down a rebellion by state premiers from her own party against the coalition's first big initiative, an €8.5 billion package of tax cuts called the "growth acceleration law".

Remember when everyone was worried about threatened budget cuts called the sequester?

Social Security Works, an advocacy group that opposes benefit cuts, called the GOP strategy "hostage taking".

Richards, who was in Texas on Saturday to rally against the cuts, called the ousting of Planned Parenthood from the program the "crassest example" of Texas lawmakers playing politics with women's access to health care.

Brotherhood leader Zaki Bani Irsheid predicts that ordinary Jordanians will explode into the streets over the subsidy cuts, calling the recent protests a "a wake-up call to the king".

In Austria there is actually a cut called tafelspitz, from the end of the sirloin, the rump.

On the other hand, the House bill would boost spending on fusion energy science by 6.7% to $540 million—as opposed to the 17.8% cut called for by the White House.