Sentence examples for responsible deficit from inspiring English sources

When the party emphasises responsible deficit reduction, some grumble that "they're all the same".

Mr. Kerry's measure was titled "Responsible Deficit Reduction Act of 1995," reflecting his goal of reducing the deficit by cutting both military and nonmilitary spending.

The House bill, which has cleared several hurdles so far, is stuck at the committee level because Blue Dogs want to make sure that the legislation is fiscally responsible, deficit neutral and that it includes several other key elements, such as not harming small businesses.

There is a difference, though, between responsible deficit reduction and an unbridled assault on needed health and environmental safeguards.

Whether those incentives come from tax loopholes or direct payments, we need to put an end to them in the name of responsible deficit reduction.

For all the much-vaunted safeguards to encourage small investors to hang on to them, this is a £200m giveaway by a supposedly responsible, deficit-cutting regime which simply hands over a few bob to those who can afford a few bob to buy the shares.

Rather, it is designed to be unpalatable to spur responsible, balanced deficit reduction and avoid misguided cuts to our security.

Certainly this was a new fiscally responsible non deficit-denying iron-chancellor-with-a-difference.

Hence, there are compelling reasons to link inhibitory motor control and executive functions, and to envision that a single abnormality may frequently be responsible for deficits in both domains.

Several studies have highlighted the role of oxytocin and vasopressin in social recognition 3, 4 and show that low levels of oxytocin could be responsible for deficits in face recognition in autistic patients.

This is supported by research indicating that children with ADHD exhibit increases in the fast frequency component of variability on the SART suggesting a loss of executive functional control, possibly involving the right hemispheric fronto-parietal system, which may then be responsible for deficits in sustained attention [ 38, 39, 57].