Mr. Gore will continue to emphasize debt reduction.
The action at the Group of 20 summit meeting here signaled the determination of many of the wealthiest countries, after enacting spending programs to counter the worldwide financial crisis, to now emphasize debt reduction.
Many Congressional Republicans have decided that the big across-the-board tax reduction advocated by their party's presidential nominee does not play well in their races for re-election and have instead adopted a strategy that emphasizes debt reduction and bite-size tax cuts.
Just as Obama was emphasizing that debt reduction was important for U.S. job growth, Athens rioters were burning down the Greek Finance Ministry as punishment for their socialist leaders accepting another $150-billion 150-billionm Germany and France, after Greece squandered last year's $100-bailout bailout.
As he has matured as a scholar, he has emphasized his debt to the great master scholar/sages of Nalanda Monastic University that flourished for at least 700 years in the Bihar province of India.
Most notably, Oliver, who, in interviews, repeatedly emphasizes the debt that he owes to Stewart, shares Stewart's basic tonal template: aggrieved by the necessity of the task at hand, as if to remind the audience that, in a better world, it wouldn't fall to a comedian to straighten out all these serious issues for us.
Some emphasized his debt to the artisan/engineer practical tradition (Rossi 1962), others his mathematics (Giusti 1993, Feldhay 1998, Palmieri 2001, 2003, Renn 2002), some his mixed mathematics (Machamer 1978 , 1998 Lennox 1986, Wallace 1992), others his debt to atomism (Shea 1972, Redondi 1983), and some his use of Hellenistic and Medieval impetus theory (Duhem 1954, Claggett 1966, Shapere 1974).
While she strongly emphasizes being debt free she also makes her clients focus on a fun goal.
Whichever way (or ways) you think that relationship works, it appears that both Washington and news organizations have been emphasizing long-term debt reduction over near-term job growth.
At their worst, they both practice and promote an economic inequality that supports the interests of the 1 percent: exploitation of underpaid adjunct teachers; tremendous increases in student debt; emphasizing the production of workers rather than learners.
