Sentence examples for future generations to pay from inspiring English sources

Tolls force today's users, not future generations, to pay for transport infrastructure.

We must not squander our resources today, and force future generations to pay the bill for recklessly created debts.

Far from paying for themselves, these cuts would leave a bill for several future generations to pay off.

Middle-class families no longer have to practice thrift because they know they can use government to force future generations to pay for their retirements.

Mario Monti, twice an Italian EU commissioner, wanted his country to join the euro precisely so that it would be forced into a more Germanic view of borrowing and spending, and stop robbing future generations to pay today's interest groups.

And soon the situation will worsen when ministers, under pressure from the Russell Group of universities, allow the annual fees cap to rise above £9,000, leading to even bigger loans and a bigger bill for future generations to pay.

All politicians stand to gain from lower taxes, but Chafee was unwilling to commit future generations to paying for Bush's political patronage.

"It sidesteps the major issue of leaving future generations to figure out and pay for something that they did not request or cause, and this is not responsible stewardship".

"The people who are found guilty should be removed from the team and replaced, and should be punished as an example for the future generations to realise that crime does not pay".

This means the current generation of people is dooming future generations to a more difficult future.

We could end the problem forever by raising taxes to pay for the older generation's retirement, allowing each future generation to save for itself.