The incentive for Republicans was the huge cut to defense spending, but an ideologically rigid generation of deficit hawks has shouted down the defense hawks, leaving Democrats with no negotiating partner.
Most importantly, the NYT treated Peterson's rigid views on deficit reduction as a political view among several, not a singular ultimate truth.
For a fresh start Europe needs to build integration with a positive vision from the ground up instead of only through the back door of a common currency rooted in the negative constraint of rigid debt and a deficit constraints.
The treatment objectives were improved coping skills for the anxious child and moving the child with developmental deficits from rigid behavior patterns to more flexible ones.
In June, it introduced austerity measures after hearing concerns by the World Bank and others about the country's rigid labor market, its bloated deficit and an unemployment rate double the European Union average.
In an unapologetic and strongly delivered speech in Manchester, he offered himself as a leader of a generation that could break from the cycle of political short-termism, offering a housebuilding programme, cash to ease stamp duty for first-time buyers and a rigid determination to tackle the deficit after the election.
For instance, he thinks that being more intuitive, more practical, more focused on particulars, and less rigid allows women to compensate for deficits in the way that men typically approach decision-making.
To be eligible for the current study, ASD patients had to present the typical triad of symptoms of autism: social deficits, communication impairment, and rigid ritualistic interests.
This deficit can be corrected by rigid editorship and the cognizance of authors.
Alistair Darling's election pledge of a four-year deficit-reduction plan is too rigid.
