Sentence examples for right to slash from inspiring English sources

Countries tying the monetary knot give up the right to slash interest rates or devalue when stormclouds gather.

The sale of CAP allowed the heavily debt-laden Top Right to slash its borrowings by almost £150m.

Were they right to slash interest rates?

You can slash the welfare state all you want (and the right wants to slash it down to bathtub-drowning size), but this has very little to do with export competitiveness.

It was right not to slash the defence budget to the point where the country's ability to project power would have been permanently crippled (though it is somewhat odd that Britain will temporarily find itself in possession of a new aircraft-carrier but without the planes to put on it—see article).

At a speech this week at the University of Chicago he set out his economic stall firmly on the right, promising to slash the size of government and boost growth by simplifying income taxes, cutting corporate taxes and eliminating taxes on capital gains, dividends and inheritance.

In the run-up to his budget speech due on March 20th, Mr Osborne is under pressure from right-wingers to slash taxes.

Mr. Pawlenty went much further right in proposing to slash government than even the House Republicans or most of the other candidates.

His conclusion is that the US is right to start slashing its fantastically bloated defence budget.Mr Drezner agrees with my policy preferences, which means his reasoning must be correct.

My fellow jurors could have watched a video of Fred West raping a nun and they'd have said: "Can we be 100% sure he wasn't just trying to brush crumbs out of her habit?" That's why Ken Clarke is right to want slashed sentencing for early pleas of guilt and such a shame the argument disappeared in the row over his sloppy language.

It certainly matters a great deal to the government that voters should believe its reform plans are part of an optimistic, creative reshaping of the state, rather than a right-wing plot to slash the state back.That, I would argue, gives the National Trust quite a lot of clout, because it already embodies something rather the Big Society in action.