Sentence examples for immediate budget cuts from inspiring English sources

Even without immediate budget cuts, things may change.

Immediate budget cuts won't help much either, they said.

In a bad economic year, the news might have meant immediate budget cuts.

New stimulus spending is undermined if it is offset by cuts in existing spending — and, in the next Congress, Republicans will clamor for immediate budget cuts.

Europe intervened, and the premier was finally forced to introduce more immediate budget cuts and new taxes, with the typically melodramatic comment, "Our heart bleeds".

But Senator Coburn objected to quick floor passage, demanding that the five-year, $3.7 billion cost be offset with immediate budget cuts.

"There's an immediate budget cut," Creamer said.

The University of Ulster has told staff it will have to make an immediate budget cut of £3.15m as a result of financial pressures at Stormont.

Democrats counter that Republicans are unnerving businesses by sowing uncertainty about the government's willingness to pay its debts, and that immediate budget reductions would cut jobs and undermine growth.

It would indeed be folly for large chunks of the world economy to embark on an immediate and draconian set of budget cuts.

Instead, Cameron has chosen to pick a fight, making major misjudgments on immediate action, the scale of budget cuts and the nature of longer term reform.