Sentence examples for demanded budget from inspiring English sources
Even as the German government demanded budget cuts in Greece, officials also insisted that that struggling European partner honor its military contracts.
In November 2005, however, Knight-Ridder, then the paper's parent company, demanded budget cuts–a growing reality in the beleaguered newspaper industry.
The IMF also demanded budget cuts, assuring very deep recessions and a lot of suffering across Asia.
He stressed that he would "absolutely" demand budget cuts to offset federal assistance.
With the so-called troika of lenders — the European Union, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund — demanding budget savings of $15 billion by the end of June, the issue seems likely to come to a head soon.
Accusations of treachery, mostly aimed by poorer nations at Germany for demanding budget cuts and other painful steps in return for help, have become a regular feature of Europe's three-year-old debt crisis.
The other argument derives from a seemingly myopic conflation of the short and the long term: worried about the scary rise of Social Security and Medicare spending in future decades, voters demand budget cuts now.
MADRID — Caught between a populace resistant to more austerity measures and investors demanding budget cuts and more flexible labor markets, the Spanish government is finding it increasingly difficult to keep a grip on power.
Commissioned in 2003, this – like most Manhattan skyscrapers – is a design built to a demanding budget, and one required to pay back the investment made in it many times over.
He set out his objections to the current EU: "It's how out of touch the EU has become when its institutions are demanding budget increases while Europe's citizens tighten their belts.
Senators Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the Democratic leader, and Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, were among the Democrats who said Republicans were irresponsible in demanding budget decisions without counting the cost of war.
