Sentence examples for structural entitlement from inspiring English sources

Republicans would get structural entitlement reform.

He's proposed necessary structural entitlement reforms, which the Democrats are unwilling to do.

Most important, they could embrace a deal-making framework that would direct attention toward urgent needs: discretionary programs for now, structural entitlement reforms that accumulate over time.

But then we can move on to Debate B. This debate would be organized around a different trade-off — not a balance between taxing and spending, but a balance between greater discretionary spending in exchange for structural entitlement reform.

Republicans would like to take the reform agenda that Republican governors have pursued in places like Indiana and take it to the national level: structural entitlement reform; fundamental tax reform.

The 2012 presidential election should be about the actions required today to meet America's needs in education, health care, infrastructure, energy policy, fiscal policy (including major, structural entitlement and tax reform), and campaign finance reform.

And that will be one of my primary objectives, is to keep to the fiscal discipline, the balanced budget approach, using these surpluses to deal with our continuing structural and entitlement challenges...

Leading Republicans in Congress, in resisting the White House's call for higher taxes on wealthy Americans, have demanded structural changes in entitlement programs that could mean deep reductions in payouts.

Mr. Boehner, for his part, insisted on structural reforms to entitlement programs and offered $800 billion in new revenue (though it wasn't clear how he'd arrive at that figure).

"Progress is being made on fiscal consolidation, and weak banks are beginning to be tackled, but little is being done to address longstanding structural problems, including entitlement reforms, and true coordination of policy making remains elusive," the fund said.

"Compromise will require Congress to agree on more revenue — whether by increasing rates, eliminating deductions, or some combination thereof — and the administration to agree to larger, meaningful structural and benefit entitlement reforms and spending reductions that are a fiscally responsible multiple of increased revenues," said the letter, signed by more than 100 chief executives.