In 2012, Wilders refused to accept major budget cuts which the cabinet had to take in order to meet EU requirements.
It's worth noting that what this debt deal essentially does is provide Congressional approval for the President's call for major defense cuts, which was initially announced at a level of $400 billion over 12 years.
Labour said that while there were the usual local neighbourhood concerns, there were also major ones about the cuts which had been imposed on the town by the coalition, and it called for a stronger voice both locally and nationally.
Challenger found that energy's woes are a continuing problem, but April was marked by major cuts from Intel, which slashed its employee ranks: nearly three-quarters of the 16,923 cuts in the sector were the result of the chip-maker's 12,000 layoffs.
When an overwhelming consensus now exists on the necessity of public investment to support weakened economies – from the CBI to the TUC to international organisations such as the IMF and the OECD – it was clearly mistaken for the chancellor to pursue major cuts in investment, which is now scheduled to fall until the end of the decade.
Several stock analysts predicted that Dell Computer would soon announce job cuts, which would be the first major job reductions in that company's history.
The cuts which start biting in April will have major and still unpredictable effects on arts provision in England.
But a major exception is in the offing with the Bush-era tax cuts, which are set to lapse on Jan 1.
But surely John McCain has come out strongly for continuing the Bush tax cuts, hasn't he? Yes, he has, but it was a major reversal of his earlier, equally strong opposition to the tax cuts, which he voted against twice.
