Sentence examples for reduced entitlement from inspiring English sources

Democrats would have to submit a long-term vision for the country that either reduced entitlement benefits or raised middle-class taxes, violating Obama's campaign pledge.

All three recent debt proposals — Bowles-Simpson, Domenici-Rivlin and that of Mr. Penner's group, sponsored by the National Research Council and the National Academy of Public Administration — recommended trillions of dollars in savings, both from higher taxes and reduced entitlement spending.

The formula modifications increased the Global Sum for 99.5% of English practices, while it reduced entitlement for every Welsh practice.

While Mr. Obama and Democratic leaders in Congress have indicated that they could support hundreds of billions of dollars in reduced entitlement spending over 10 years, they have said they would refuse to do so without additional increases in revenues from taxes on high incomes.

Throughout Britain, austerity will result in many thousands of lost public jobs, compounding the blow from reduced entitlements.

The "excuses" included an "unusually low seasonal gas demand, OPEC quota restrictions, and reduced entitlements under production sharing contracts," the company said in a statement.

He seems like the perfect Republican candidate: a believer in lower taxes, less government, reduced entitlements and a strong military.

For too long it fed the GOP's middle and working class base easy scapegoats - Washington, minorities - while the Paul Ryans of the party contravened its voters' interests: pushing free trade, reduced entitlements, and tax cuts for the rich.

Reducing entitlement programmes will be tricky, to say the least.

Since tax credits reduce entitlement to other benefits, 57% of tax credit savings will be offset by increased housing benefit and council tax support.

Finding ways of reducing spending on housing benefits is among the biggest headaches faced by the Government, which has attempted to reduce entitlement.