Sentence examples for over debt reduction from inspiring English sources

The pair said they were hoping to increase pressure on politicians to agree a compromise but the idea of a "grand bargain" over debt reduction "is at best on life support", said Bowles.

Another looming battle is over debt reduction and Social Security.

"The president needs to make it clear, as he does, that he's willing to negotiate with the Republicans over debt reduction.

The new effort aimed at bridging the partisan divide over debt reduction aims to cut more than $640 billion from Medicare over the next 10 years, largely by raising deductibles and other costs for beneficiaries.

In Britain, tens of thousands of teachers and public-sector workers walked off their jobs last month to protest proposed changes to their pensions, joining growing unrest in Europe over governments' debt reduction plans.

The state's battle with Mr. Capoccia over his debt reduction practice comes as credit card issuers themselves have been accused, in Congress and elsewhere, of worsening the extent of consumer debt by flooding people with tempting offers of credit that relegated to fine print escalating interest clauses and fees and penalties for falling in arrears.

As Congress continues to wrangle over a debt reduction bill that will inevitably cut government spending, Friday's estimates of second-quarter gross domestic product provided a sobering look at how a decline in public spending and investment can restrain growth.

The ruling grants the federal government exclusive jurisdiction over any debt reduction scheme for the U.S. territory.

Amazingly, even if we committed to all of these investments we would still have more than $300 billion left over every year for debt reduction.  .

Even the president of the National Assembly, Claude Bartolone, a Socialist, has called for a "second wind" in the government and for a possible confrontation with Germany over austerity policies that prioritize debt reduction over stimulus for growth.

A shutdown is highly UNLIKELY at this point (no one wants to wade into that tar pit)... but then you have budget resolution, MAYBE (doubtful) tax reform deal, and further negotiations between Obama and GOP over the second half of debt reduction.