Sentence examples similar to cutting philosophy from inspiring English sources

It is that kind of cutting edge philosophy that makes the show relevent and current.

The budget trouble is especially stark in Kansas, but Republican Gov. Sam Brownback, who has pushed through $1 billion in tax cuts since 2011, is not backing away from his tax-cutting philosophy.

The speech comes amid a growing clamor from the president's liberal base for him to be more aggressive in pushing his own jobs agenda to counter the conservative debt-cutting philosophy.

Before hopping on the bandwagon as Mr. Reagan's vice president, George Herbert Walker Bush -- the current president's father -- famously derided Mr. Reagan's supply-side tax-cutting philosophy as "voodoo economics".

Mr. Geithner described the administration's fiscal policies, which have sought to balance short-term stimulus measures with proposals to move toward long-term deficit reduction, as "pro-growth" — in effect trying to co-opt Republicans' favorite adjective of recent decades for their tax-cutting philosophy.

In a way, Mr. Eisner said, it is strange to be talking about this resurgent cost-cutting philosophy at a time when the studio is preparing to release an expensive blockbuster like "Pearl Harbor," which seems like an anomaly among the smaller, cheaper films that make up the bulk of the Disney slate.

They share the same Eurosceptic, libertarian, tax-cutting philosophy - and the same distrust of David Cameron.

Although this book is famous as a cutting satire on philosophy and religion ("'You'll have a national Philosophers' strike on your hands!"'), it actually contains some quite insightful reflections on the human condition.

For all his devotion to the Stoics, Lipsius presented a rather eclectic account of their moral philosophy, cutting and trimming as religious orthodoxy required, since by no means all Stoic teachings were compatible with Christianity.

Mr. Pataki portrayed his budget, the first to exceed $80 billion, as a conservative and prudent plan that would protect the state from an economic downturn, while continuing his philosophy of cutting taxes, reducing the size of government and being fiscally cautious.

The chart below shows the dramatic rise of the state and federal prisoner population as well as local jail inmates since the Better Business Climate model [the neo-liberal philosophy of cutting taxes, government programs and regulations] took hold.