Page C1 Op-Ed DAVID BROOKS Democrats had promised to pay for new spending with compensatory cuts, but the economic crisis will dissolve pay-as-you-go vows.
David Leonhardt, my colleague at The Times, estimates that the deficit will sit at around $750 billion next year, or five percent of G.D.P. Democrats had promised to pay for new spending with compensatory cuts, but the economic crisis will dissolve pay-as-you-go vows.
If the Sept. 11 attacks are a legitimate barometer, it would appear that the sense of community will dissolve as soon as the crisis fades.
A few weeks ago, at a Haitian-American community meeting in Miami, Edwin Paraison, the former minister to Haitians living abroad, warned that the deportations can quickly dissolve into an urgent humanitarian crisis.
But when the lines disappeared in most of the country, the Congressional will to deal boldly with the energy crisis began to dissolve into the irresolute bickering that has characterized the legislative branch over the past couple of years.
Yingluck has proposed a referendum to try to resolve the country's political crisis, offering to dissolve parliament and hold elections if the two sides can agree.
Casting off his characteristic indecision, Hollande agreed to Valls's offer to dissolve the cabinet amid a political crisis triggered by Montebourg.
Zardari's opponents may be eager to bring the crisis to a head and dissolve parliament before March senate elections.
When Jeff's family begins to dissolve, he is flung into an existential crisis that challenges the limits of his humor.
When Jeff's family begins to dissolve, he is flung into an existential crisis that challenges the limits of his humour.
His power to dissolve the parliament also makes him a pivotal figure during any political crisis.
