Sentence examples for pace of budget from inspiring English sources

The pace of budget cuts has fallen, from around 1.5% of GDP in 2012 to below 1% this year.

While some opposition leaders and trade unions have called to slow the pace of budget cuts, few suggest that the changes are not ultimately necessary.

Yet in a change, signs suggested that European leaders were starting to agree, with more high-ranking ministers and officials talking up the need to slow the pace of budget cutting and bolster growth on the Continent.

WASHINGTON — Frustrated with the pace of budget negotiations, Congressional conservatives are lining up against a new stopgap spending measure in a challenge to Republican leaders who back the legislation needed to avert a government shutdown.

In a damning indictment of the British chancellor's economic policies last year, the IMF's chief economist Olivier Blanchard warned Osborne would be "playing with fire" unless he eased the pace of budget cuts.

And it should ease austerity by slowing the pace of budget cuts and using cash from the core euro zone to pay for schemes to boost youth employment and investment in small and medium-sized firms in the periphery.Clearly, the reason for today's inaction is not a shortage of things to do, but a shortage of the will to do them.

The dizzying pace of budget-airline journeys, the indignities of bunk beds, the cheap beers at lobby bars, the sickening Nutella breakfasts — all melted away.

The decline, even steeper than that after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008, came amid more calls for the government to slow the pace of its budget-cutting programme.

Alternatively, it can improve its reputation with financial markets by using those savings to accelerate the pace of deficit reduction.The budget will be a test for Mr Kenny's fractious coalition.

After more than 20 European governments changed political leadership during the prolonged crisis, the pace of the destructive budget tightening there is finally winding down: from about 1.5% of GDP in 2012, to 1.1% in 2013, to 0.35% in 2014.

But in a year when the pace of the congressional budget process has been reduced to a crawl, it could be a long time before NSF knows how much money it will actually receive.