Sentence examples for radical deficit from inspiring English sources

If we are going to have radical deficit reduction, the fiscal cliff may be the fairest, least harmful way it can be achieved.

Will the big macro-economic gamble of rapid and radical deficit cutting have paid off – or will the country be languishing in the depths of a double-dip recession?

He and Mr. Obama have a ledger of issues to discuss, including the Cameron government's decision to set an end date of 2015 for Britain's combat role in Afghanistan; a radical British deficit-reduction plan that critics have said risks pushing the country toward a double-dip recession; and the controversy that has built around BP, Britain's largest company, since the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

Scotland's first minister said the SNP, which recent polls suggest could hold the balance of power after May's Westminster election, would require Ed Miliband to adopt a more radical approach to deficit reduction if he wanted the backing of SNP MPs.

He is right, and it is perhaps even a calculated move by the G.O.P. Having no heir apparent for 2008, the Republican Party will have no pressure to nominate anyone close to President Bush who would have to answer for his radical policies and deficits.

He presides over a radical, reforming administration – think deficit reduction, health reform and the overhaul of welfare – and faces an opposition recovering from arguably its worst ever election defeat.

These toxic radicals initiate mitochondrial deficits by S-nitrosylation and Fe-nitrosation of complex I subunit resulting in ATP depletion and neuronal death [ 27].

Before we start taking proposals like Paul Ryan's radical plan to cut the deficit by cutting spending seriously, shouldn't we start with considering how accurate the deficit numbers really are?

Mr Farage said his party would also set out "genuine" savings to cut the deficit, including "pretty radical cuts" to bureaucracy and management in the public sector.

Democrats help radical conservatives by accepting the deficit frame and arguing about what to cut.

It's time to take radical action to cut the deficit and cutting Social Security and Medicare is not the way to do it.