Sentence examples for pushed a cut from inspiring English sources

Four years ago the Bush administration, exploiting the political bounce it got from the illusion of success in Iraq, pushed a cut in capital-gains and dividend taxes through Congress.

We must change our views, being willing to push a cut in benefits and an increase in taxes, yet taking care not to burden our children, who will bear the tax burden.

Before yesterday's budget, Tesco, which sells more alcohol in Britain than any pub group or retailer, had launched a TV advertising campaign pushing a cut-price promotion on big-name beers.

Some Republican lawmakers say that Mr. Bush is repeating the mistake they made in 1999 when they pushed a tax-cut plan that totaled $800 billion over 10 years.

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration pushed a $1.5 trillion tax cut through Congress in 2017 on the promise that it would spark sustained economic growth.

Bank of England governor Mark Carney said in June policymakers would consider radical action to avert a recession and in August pushed through a cut in interest rates and a £40bn boost to quantitative easing (QE).

Several members of Opec had pushed for a cut in production to boost the price.

The 13-member group has only just pushed through a cut of 1.5 million barrels, announced in October, which needs to be proven right rather than immediately increased.

The 13-member outfit has only just pushed through a cut of 1.5 million barrels, announced in October, which needs to be proven right rather than immediately increased.

The Trump administration says it's not pushing a tax cut for the rich.

Democrats didn't block stimulus when the economy needed it, or push a tax cut that will worsen inequality and explode the national debt.