Sentence examples for outright cuts from inspiring English sources

Some lawmakers want outright cuts.

Some have called for outright cuts.

And some lawmakers are now seeking outright cuts.

And against my expectations, the topic of taxes does come up briefly, though the discussion is about reform, more than outright cuts.

Just the appearance of chumminess has fueled calls in the United States and Canada for tighter controls, or outright cuts, in Ottawa's film subsidies.

They said Mr. Bush's plan would call for outright cuts in some domestic programs, and would hold overall increases in spending outside of national security to very low levels.

The reduction in fees takes the form of a "waiver", not an outright cut, and therefore could be quickly reversed.

The Labour Party, in the opposition, joined last week with Conservative rebels to call for an outright cut in the Union's budget, rather than just a freeze.

Despite his growing Boston legacy, Ortiz has never forgotten how the Minnesota Twins outright cut him in order to save a little money.

These incentives reduce tax revenues but may be considered preferable to an outright cut in tax rates because they are selective, being extended to firms that make new investments.

To be sure, these efforts are far less widespread than layoffs, and outright pay cuts still appear to be rare.