Sentence examples for cutting agenda from inspiring English sources

Republicans also all agree that this tax cutting agenda requires less spending on domestic programs.

The cutting agenda looks even more dangerous now than it did in the spring, when the economy was growing.

Yet Obama, in a bid to move to the right and co-opt the Republicans' cutting agenda, is proposing federal spending freezes and huge slashes of the budget.

If the American people don't support Republicans promoting a tough budget cutting agenda, "they will get what they deserve, things going down the tubes and you have to start all over again, or you have a dictatorship," Grafton told me.

He hasn't been specific on some cuts, and he's got a tax-cutting agenda that is implausible in a country with an aging population and huge deficits already.

Should Mr. Clinton's surplus figure be adopted, it would severely limit the ability of Republicans to pursue their tax-cutting agenda, and it would make the tax cut being offered by Gov. George W. Bush of Texas in his run for the Republican presidential nomination look excessive.

Greece and Germany are on the frontline in a fierce battle about the future of European economic policy, with Syriza determined to show that ditching austerity is a better recipe for economic recovery than relentless cuts, and Germany determined to make Athens stick to the deficit-cutting agenda – and pay back the €240bn (£180bn) in bailout loans it received from the international community.

Not a state-cutting agenda?

Mr. Bersani has pledged to adhere to Mr. Monti's cost-cutting agenda.

It puts heretofore sacred cows, such as farm price supports, on the budget-cutting agenda.

However, they would lose the approaching deadline as leverage to pursue their cost-cutting agenda.