Sentence examples for urged cutting from inspiring English sources

The governor also urged cutting $7 million in Medicaid funding that nursing home workers, who led a bitter strike seeking higher wages and increased staffing last year, had negotiated with Mr. Rowland to resolve the strike.

That's a shift from their position in 2010, when The Heritage Foundation urged cutting taxes on foreign earnings "to encourage companies to repatriate the profits to America".

As mythologer-in-chief of the English 17th-century revolution, he urged the cutting off of the king's head, and was lucky to escape with his own.

And the Daily Express devoted space to another concern about money, taking up a Taxpayers Alliancee report which has urged the cutting of stamp duty and other taxes on home ownership "to encourage a post-Brexit boom".

Later, when a proposal was held up by filibuster, Wilson urged a cloture rule cutting off debate.

Financial Fair Play regulations could see a further overall reduction this season and Football League chairman Greg Clarke has urged teams to continue cutting their cloth accordingly.

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In a candid acknowledgement, the I.M.F. said it had underestimated the damage to growth wrought by budget cutting and urged Europe to ease up on austerity, drawing an indignant rebuff from the German finance minister.

In the short term, it hopes to keep business costs down by cutting taxes and urging wage restraint.

White House officials are urging President Bush to propose cutting taxes on corporate dividends for shareholders by about half, according to administration officials and Republicans close to the White House.

On Thursday, the House of Representatives passed a bill that would urge the administration to consider cutting off aid and military sales to OPEC countries that try to push up oil prices by constraining demand.