Sentence examples for pushing permanent from inspiring English sources

It's worth pointing out that the situation was not at all like the present, where I support temporary deficit spending to deal with a depressed economy; the Bushies were pushing permanent tax cuts that had nothing to do with economic stimulus, and did so at a time of war with no offsetting spending cuts (and then pushed through an unfunded expansion of Medicare too).

Democrats quickly seized on the administration's announcement and the new Congressional deficit report, accusing Mr. Bush of making a bad fiscal situation worse by pushing for permanent tax cuts at a time of war.

The public accounts committee (PAC) has responded to the crisis by pushing the permanent secretary at Revenue & Customs into taking early retirement because of his sweetheart deals with the vulture capitalists of Goldman Sachs.

A24 G.O.P. Antitax Fervor Fades At least 24 states are considering ways to raise taxes even as President Bush is pushing for permanent federal income tax cuts to stimulate the economy.

The UK had been pushing for permanent members of the UN Security Council to adopt a resolution which would have authorised measures to protect civilians in Syria.

At one uptown apartment building with 120 residential units, the landlord gradually pushed out permanent tenants and replaced them with tourists.

However, worry not Latics, Bruce has a plan; he has issued a hands off warning (that'll do the trick) and is attempting to push a permanent deal through as soon as humanly possible.

Regardless of the election results for president and congressional races, we will continue to push for permanent solutions that provide a path to citizenship for our families, ending enforcement polices that have broken up so many families, and focusing on action at the state level, so aspiring citizens can be granted licenses and benefit from in-state tuition at state universities.

Henry Henderson, director of the Midwest Program for the Natural Resources Defense Council, is pushing for a permanent solution.

Wenger, though, concedes pushing through a permanent big-money deal is notoriously difficult at this stage of the season.

The African Union is pushing for two permanent Council seats for African nations as well as five rotating seats.