Sentence examples for cut measure from inspiring English sources

On Friday, when the tax cut measure was adopted, Mr. Rangel accused Mr. Thomas of "looking for a confrontation".

The Senate tax cut measure, which would reduce taxes by $1.35 trillion over 11 years, would be the largest enacted since 1981, Ronald Reagan's first year as president.

The president said the country had "the framework for economic recovery in place," including low interest rates, declining oil prices and the benefits of the tax cut measure he signed in June.

For starters, it has already produced the first real bipartisan compromise of the Obama presidency — the tax cut measure, which the president eagerly signed into law at the White House Friday afternoon.

While Mr. Clinton put forth an olive branch to Congressional Republicans on the large tax cut measure that gives tax breaks to small businesses, pensions and corporations, as well as providing a $1 increase in the minimum wage, some of the president's aides suggested he might veto a spending bill that funds the Treasury Department and other agencies.

The clustering objective measures like MQ (module quotient) or the Quality Cut Measure has been examined for inclusion of newly identified nodes in a cluster of nodes in a graph.

The tax cut measures approved by the House are even closer than the Senate measure to what the president proposed.

Worried about the rising budget deficit and instinctively dubious about short-term stimulus measures, he argued that the administration should adopt only narrowly defined tax cut measures aimed at particular sectors of weakness.

[C1.] Investors Show Support for G.M.'s Job Cut Measures In a vote of confidence for General Motors, which plans to cut 25,000 jobs, investors bid the company's share price up by 4percentt.

Mr. Armey's position was more aggressive on tax cuts than previous statements by other Republican leaders, including Speaker J. Dennis Hastert, who has urged taking up a series of smaller tax cut measures one by one.

Republicans said they would push to rein in spending and make Mr. Bush's 10-year $1.35 trillion tax cut permanent, and possibly propose other tax cut measures, like a new capital gains reduction and larger breaks for investor losses.