Sentence examples for cut infrastructure from inspiring English sources

It is easy to cut infrastructure projects that have not started and from which benefits have not been felt.

Some leaders have raised taxes or cut infrastructure projects, when instead they should be reducing government operating expenses, Mr. Draghi said.

The Tories scrapped Labour's successful regional development agencies, failed to implement Lord Heseltine's growth report and are planning to cut infrastructure investment next year.

Johnson hit back by saying he intended to continue with his efficiency drive but would rather cut jobs than take money out of services or cut infrastructure projects which he said were vital to London.

"I think it would be unwise if a federal government, having cut health and education, then decided the best thing for Victoria was to cut infrastructure funding," Andrews said.

There's a payroll tax cut, a small business tax cut, infrastructure spending, subsidies so states don't have to lay off cops, firefighters and teachers, and a plan to use unemployment insurance to subsidize temporary work for the unemployed to get them back involved in the labor force.

Some of his proposals simply ratify initiatives advanced by the Obama administration, including payroll tax cuts, infrastructure investment and student loan programs.

To bolster the weak economy, the money would be better spent in any of several more demonstrably effective ways, like payroll tax cuts, infrastructure spending or state aid to hire more teachers and police.

The White House attempted to break the act into component parts, but none of the major provisions — expanded payroll-tax cuts, infrastructure investment, and a tax credit for businesses that hired unemployed workers — have passed.

"Cutting infrastructure spending is generally thought to be a bad idea, but if that money was being spent on a bridge to nowhere, it's not so concerning," Mr. Mauro said.

They're each going to give birth to close to $1 trillion worth of economic stimulus — in the form of tax cuts, infrastructure, highways, mass transit and new energy systems.