Sentence examples similar to sector restraints from inspiring English sources

This is a time for public-sector restraint".

The new governor interpreted his mandate as standard Republican fare of public-sector restraint and tax cuts.Something, however, went badly awry, as 61% of voters ended up choosing to repeal Mr Kasich's collective-bargaining legislation this week.

Downing Street suggested that public sector pay restraint would continue for years to come.

RM: Osborne is risking strikes here with continued public sector pay restraint for another four years – on top of the last five years.

And this example of public sector pay restraint is emblematic of the increasingly contentious relationship between the unions and the "new" Labour government.

Clegg used the interview to give further details on the final red line – ending public sector pay restraint by guaranteeing that pay rises in line with inflation.

We need to continue with public sector pay restraint in order to put the nation's finances back on a sustainable footing.

But although unions are stronger here, they were unable (or unwilling) to punch a hole through the government's public sector pay restraint policy.

"In my view, I think all this should be accompanied with a cut in the cost of politics... "I think it would be wrong for MPs to get a pay rise at a time of public sector pay restraint.

Clegg said his party had set out detail in their manifesto on public sector pay restraint, cutting tax credits for the top 20% of recipients, and scrapping the Eurofighter and biometric passport projects.

Danny Alexander, the chief secretary to the Treasury, said the government needed to press ahead with public sector pay restraint and that the decisions would save £200m from the NHS budget in 2014-15 and £400m in 2015-16.