Sentence examples for insistence on cutting from inspiring English sources

Creator Matthew Weiner gets $30 million for the final three years of the series, with no cuts of talent and only a partial concession to AMC's insistence on cutting 2 minutes of the show for more ads.

David Cameron's insistence on cutting the European Union budget will endanger any fiscal stimulus to save Europe's economy, the leader of Ireland's opposition has warned.

Mr Raffarin has to juggle Mr Chirac's insistence on cutting taxes, his commitment to pensions reform and the European Commission's insistence on balanced books.

"The French are playing tough, very tough, more so than in November," when a previous summit foundered on Cameron's insistence on cutting €30bn from the proposed budget.

Maude, who said he is known as "Dr No" within Whitehall for his insistence on cutting budgets, claimed the government has saved £5.4bn in the first half of 2013, 7% less than 2012.

Yet the three-term governor has been barraged by criticism from all sides, including powerful labor unions, newspaper editorial boards and standard-bearers in his own Republican Party who have split with him over his insistence on cutting health care and education to close an $11.5 billion gap in the state budget.

The Israeli insistence on gradually cutting out Palestinian labour in Israel is a serious blow too.

The insistence by some House Republicans in Congress on cutting financing for food stamps and impeding the implementation of Obamacare, which would allow patients, including those with pre-existing health conditions, to obtain and pay for insurance coverage, may stem in part from the empathy gap.

Focus on cutting costs and streamlining operations.

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And "regulatory socialism" as an alternative to "tax-and-spend" socialism is scotched in favour of an insistence on deregulation and cutting red tape.