Sentence examples for mix of cuts from inspiring English sources

Republican leaders want it all to come from spending cuts; Democratic leaders want a mix of cuts and revenue increases.

Democrats have proposed a $4 trillion mix of cuts and tax increases, carving too deeply from domestic programs.

Mr. Obama, like Mr. Hollande, has been arguing for a mix of cuts and stimulus to deal with the global economic crisis.

Mr. Hensarling and Senator Patrick J. Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania, both said they hoped the mix of cuts could be changed to reduce the effect on the military.

Since then, the party has rejected every offer to replace the sequester with a more sensible mix of cuts and revenue increases.

Republicans want to reduce the debt solely through cuts in spending, while Democrats favor a mix of cuts and increased revenues.

This is the moment before the market plummeted, but what Thompson captures, with great vividness, is the City's mix of cut-throat competitiveness and its residual belief in playing by the rules.

They have to do it without any proviso (a "clean" bill), or with whatever mix of spending cuts, tax spending cuts, and tax revenues they determine.

With those cuts largely invisible to most Americans, some Democrats argued that mounting delays at airports might be the only pressure point left to force Republicans to negotiate a broader deal to reverse the cuts, with a mix of spending cuts and revenue increases.

In addition, he took issue with Republicans for not including defense cuts in the mix of discretionary cuts.

But she said that the commitment to defence spending and the NHS would leave other parts of the public sector with severe shortfalls, to bridge the gap between the £37bn of savings Osborne has to make a year by 2020 and the £17bn that is intended to be cut through a mix of welfare cuts and measures to tackle tax avoidance.