Sentence examples for permanent spending from inspiring English sources
"But ultimately they will end up with higher taxes and no permanent spending reform".
He then outlined some of the measures to achieve the extra £25bn in permanent spending cuts to achieve the surplus.
As it happens, I was at the banquet too and heard the news about permanent spending cutbacks for myself.
Eliminating this bureaucracy would be a large, permanent spending cut, and restore energy-related venture capitalism to its natural home, the private sector.
So they were replaced by "permanent" spending reductions, code for slashing salaries and pensions.Many elderly Greeks' worst fears were realised when the law was unveiled.
"Those were deals that in my view were worth negotiating because they produced permanent tax relief, and permanent spending reductions," he said.
The final decision on building a nuclear power plant will depend on factors as they stand later this decade, including the power market, the status of permanent spent fuel storage, and the ability of the participants to obtain financing without adversely affecting their credit ratings.
The new taxes in the budget agreement are set to last for two years but could be extended another two years if voters approve a permanent state spending cap in a referendum on May 19.
Miliband is expecting to suffer a rebellion of about two dozen MPs when he asks Labour MPs on Wednesday to vote for the permanent welfare spending cap set out by the coalition in the budget and for the charter on budget responsibility that targets the national debt falling as a percentage of GDP by 2015-16.
Labour's support for the permanent welfare spending cap means it will have to show how it will cut other parts of the welfare budget if it sticks to its pledge to abolish the bedroom tax, the work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, has said.
Yet every leading Republican candidate pledges to make the Bush tax cuts permanent, increase spending on the military and cut more from domestic investment.
