Sentence examples for insisting on cutting from inspiring English sources

The point is the fundamental irrationality of insisting on cutting the deficit, while also insisting on preserving every penny of the tax cuts.

So, to get any support for their plans, politicians who insist on cutting the deficit have to find ways to cut spending or raise taxes that don't look like they're doing just that.

They led 35 3 at the half, and this time, as they swaggered down the hill, one of the assistant coaches asked Peppers why he insisted on cutting back toward the middle of the field on long runs, instead of sprinting wide and leaving pursuers at a distance.

France also insists on cutting the number of commissioners, so that not every member has one.

The only time I absolutely insist on cutting myself off from the office is on holiday.

"Will it insist on cutting wages and pensions, yes or no?

Each splashy contract made him wonder why the Yankees insisted on cutting his salary.

He is uninterested in hooks, displays a flagrant disregard for linear storytelling, and insists on cutting songs that time out before the three-minute mark.

But Philipp Rösler, the liberal economics minister, insisted on cutting out any words suggesting that inequality might justify more redistribution through taxes.

The administration fears that they would insist on cutting enough big trees to meet their profit targets, and cutting big trees is exactly the wrong strategy.

What came as a shock was Mr. Gutierrez's message that the White House insists on cutting other Commerce Department programs to come up with new money for the census.