Sentence examples for on more cuts from inspiring English sources
But if the mayor does not yield on more cuts, he may find himself boxed into a corner when it comes to trying to get the budget adopted.
Even the Washington Post editorial page, which has long been promoting a budget bargain built on more cuts, warned in its lead Sunday editorial, that austerity is pinching too hard -- in Europe, that is.
The impact of more cuts on children and families who now receive a nutritionally adequate diet from SNAP would be devastating.
The quality of the chances he has created has allowed Vardy in particular to flourish – only Özil has laid on more clear cut opportunities (11).
Lower fees may force barristers to take on more work and cut corners.
* Reluctance to take on more ambitious CO2 cut targets.
Because, if 'brains' equals fiscal rectitude, insisting on more austerity, more cuts, may not be an easy sell on the doorstep when we go though this again in another five years.
For a time, Merrill's business flourished as Mr. O'Neal took on more risk and made deep cuts.
Earlier Thursday, before Republican leaders had settled on their strategy, conservatives who voted "no" on Wednesday said their support still hinged on GOP leaders making more cuts.
BADILLO -- There are more cuts on the way.
