Sentence examples for tackle debt from inspiring English sources

Take their reaction to President Obama's proposal for a bipartisan commission to tackle debt and budget threats.

Tim should be proud that he brought to this race ambitious solutions to turn around our nation's economy and to tackle debt and spending.

His first move to tackle debt would be to scrap €29bn worth of tax breaks for wealthier people introduced under Sarkozy.

That method won't necessarily work in all situations, especially if you need to tackle debt or establish a stricter spending plan in retirement.

Structural reforms would take far too long, she said, advocating "decisive action" to tackle debt levels and a stimulus package including the European Central Bank being allowed to buy bonds.

Osborne prefaced his announcements by telling MPs that unless the government took concrete measures to tackle debt, the consequences would be "higher interest rates, more business failures, sharper rises in unemployment and a potentially catastrophic loss of confidence and the end of the recovery".

The spokesperson said some exceptions to the monthly payment rule could be made for those who needed to time to tackle debts.

The cuts aim to help tackle debts of £150m at the neighbouring South London Healthcare NHS Trust (SLHT).

The hospital at Lewisham must make the cuts to help tackle debts of £150m at the neighbouring South London Healthcare NHS Trust, which is losing £1m a week.

Last month, the government announced that Lewisham Hospital's A&E would be downgraded and made smaller and the maternity unit would be replaced with a midwife-led facility to help tackle debts of £150m at the neighbouring South London Healthcare NHS Trust.

Clinton says that right now we need to put Americans back to work, "get growth going," and then "tackle debts".