Sentence examples for darling package from inspiring English sources

Leaks of today's Budget include plans to force banks to provide access to a bank account for everyone, no matter how poor they may be, and a new tax on the highest risk activities of any banks based in the UK, which is expected to be the centre-piece of the Darling package.

I also seem to be out of step, always a good place to be, in refusing to see Darling's package as the death of New Labour.

Meanwhile, the FTSE seems to have weakened a bit this morning – after irrationally shooting up above 4,000 again yesterday – as Treasury gilts recovered from their shock and the Bank of England's Mervyn King backed Darling's package.

The MPs seemed thrilled this afternoon by Darling's new package under which 22 million taxpayers on low and medium incomes (those paying the lower 20p rate of income tax) will be £120 better off this year, starting in September.

The £3bn spending to be brought forward for public sector infrastructure projects, as part of Darling's £20bn package of measures aimed at kick-starting the economy, is welcome.

As a man of Indian origin, it feels only good, right and proper that the food of my foremothers and fathers is at the very heart of the rescue package Darling has drawn up.

The scepticism about Brown's and Darling's economic rescue package is well-deserved.

Alistair Darling's rescue Budget package did, as this column suggested last week, raise taxes on high earners.

Only last November, when Alistair Darling was unveiling his package of VAT cuts and extra public spending in his pre-budget report, the spin from the Treasury and 10 Downing Street was that this fiscal stimulus would be quite enough, thank you, to support the economy.

We are currently still feeling the benefit of the stimulus package Alistair Darling put in place - but we are about to feel thev full force of the "negative stimulus" of the spending cuts.

What about Alistair Darling's latest bank rescue package?