Sentence examples for sorting out the deficit from inspiring English sources

There can be no sustainable recovery without sorting out the deficit.

Ralph Musgrave Durham That'll sort out the deficit crisis During the election campaign we were told by David Cameron how he would cut waste in government departments.

Mr. Richardson would also like to see a spirited effort in Washington to arrange a long-term plan to sort out the deficit.

Instead, expect them to emphasise their commitment to securing economic growth and the Coalition's core mission to sort out the deficit – on which the Liberal Democrats remain remarkably solid.

We need to have more austerity and tax rises to sort out the deficit – not because growth has been weak, but because the OBR cannot honestly forecast a long boom to make up the past weakness.

Yesterday, the FT front page lead wrote thatUS government bond yields have fallen, as traders anticipate that a win for Mr Obama and further gridlock in Washington would shrink the chances of swift agreement on tax and spending.So failure to sort out the deficit would be good for bonds?

The Liberal Democrats say that this is equivalent to an extra £2.5bn on top of what Labour is promising, and £5bn more than the Conservatives, but it does rely on them managing to sort out the deficit by 2017-18 and the economy growing.

However, one pensions expert said the "prospect of the bailiffs on the gangplank" might focus the retail tycoon's mind on sorting out the BHS pension deficit.

"I had enough on my plate sorting out the training and sorting out the players.

It's sorting out the problem.

Dave Gill, national officer at the shop workers' union Usdaw, described the report as damning and said Green must honour his previous commitment to sort out the pensions deficit.