Sentence examples for deficit stance from inspiring English sources

The need for success on the NHS will be acute because the cuts, based on the Lib Dems' tough deficit stance pushed by the former left-leaning SDP economist Chris Huhne, will be biting by the summer.

In the USA, all the momentum on the right is driven by deficit-hawk Republicans; in the UK the Coalition has adopted an aggressively anti-deficit stance; in Europe - where Merkel fought a rearguard action against a globally-co-orinated stimulus - the stimulus phase is over and the fear of debt downgrades haunts the periphery.

Other Republicans went along for the ride, ignoring Republicans' traditional anti-deficit stance.

But the new administration made clear quickly that its highest priority would be to reduce the deficit, a stance that pleased the bond market and set off a move that sent long-term interest rates in 1993 to their lowest levels in more than 25 years.

Two top Republicans said Sunday they opposed raising the nation's debt ceiling without major moves to slash the federal deficit, a stance that suggests the GOP may be heading toward a high-stakes showdown with Democrats as the deadline for congressional action nears.

THe OECD has upgraded its forecast for the UK economy and says it is growing faster than most of its peers.Inevitably this improvement will be seized on by the government to justify its deficit-cutting stance, as the FT report suggests.

Treatment with indomethacin alleviated the deficits in stance phase duration and duty cycle in arthritic mice.

On the other hand, the patient might put themselves in danger of falling because deficits in stance stability (as shown in Table 2) might emerge and/or last at least until one year after surgery.

Given Ukip's stridency on Europe, naivety about the deficit and chaotic stance on immigration, David Cameron would certainly prefer the yellow devils he knows to the purple fruitcakes he despises.

Why has Mr. Bush kept this knife in a dusty drawer, especially given the staggering deficit, his public stance on the need to curb spending and his close ties with the Republican Congressional leadership?

George Osborne, the chancellor, seized on the S&P warning as vindication for the coalition's stance towards deficit reduction.