Sentence examples for unaffordable commitments from inspiring English sources

I'm hoping that's not crass political opportunism but an acknowledgment that governments do have to confront their unaffordable commitments.

But he pointed out: "If we're offered a licence with unaffordable commitments then we won't take it".

"If we don't address soon what I believe are the lethal threats of our debts, our unaffordable commitments, our slow-growth economy, and so forth, every other problem will seem small," said Mr. Daniels, whose state did see union protests this year when it enacted a so-called right-to-work law.

There have to be cuts, the president could say, in unaffordable pension commitments, in biofuel subsidies and useless tax breaks.

One such pill is buried in his suggestion that President Barack Obama must, for the sake of reducing the deficit, cut "unaffordable pension commitments," which is code for slashing Social Security.

In an update to MPs, the prime minister said the UK rejected "unaffordable" spending commitments proposed for 2014-2020 at last week's summit in Brussels - which broke up without success.

New spending commitments are unaffordable, but Mr Cameron cannot oppose them without inviting charges of callousness.

This is not only bad for the environment, but also for the Tories.The obvious reason for Mr Cameron switching off his green conscience is the downturn, which made environmental commitments seem unaffordable to many.

Going from a home life where basic things are unaffordable to making a commitment to borrowing thousands and thousands of pounds when you are still a teenager is quite scary, to put it mildly.

The crisis in Britain's railways is threatening to engulf HS2, with the government being forced to release a damning report showing the Department for Transport believed the high-speed project was unaffordable given its other spending commitments.

The worry is that this long-term commitment will be unaffordable, and will crowd out other important funding priorities for higher education which can only be met from the cash allocation to BIS every year.