Sentence examples for slashed governments from inspiring English sources

If there's to be no carbon price after 2012, there's no reason for companies to invest in cleaner technology.Green is groovy, but that may not lastThe European Commission got tough last autumn, and slashed governments' allocation plans for the second phase of the ETS, which runs from 2008-12.

Harsh spending cuts have slashed government jobs by the thousands and cut funding to police.

Or should blame rest with individual state governors who have slashed government jobs?

He noted that, even as Dan Patrick and his Republican allies slashed government services, they allocated eight hundred million dollars for border security.

Historically, the IMF often gave loans only if recipients deregulated markets, privatised industries, slashed government budgets and devalued currencies.

From 2009 to 2011, it slashed government spending before interest payments by 20 billion euros, or 18 percent — a feat even Greece's critics concede would be challenging for any government.

The ONS said delayed or slashed government departmental spending helped drive net borrowing excluding financial interventions such as bank bailouts £1.6 billion lower to £15.1 billion in March.

Anwar, who was then deputy prime minister and finance minister, implemented an austerity programme that slashed government spending and deferred infrastructure projects dear to Mahathir.

In his eight months in office, Economy Minister Domingo Cavallo has increased tariffs, showered subsidies on exporters, slashed government salaries and pensions, lowered some taxes and raised others.

At home we ended wartime controls and rationing, cut taxes and slashed government spending.

It stands in stark contrast to the government's 2014 debut budget, which slashed government spending and saw the government's popularity sink.