Sentence examples for wide-ranging budget from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama said consistently through the standoff that he was willing to have a wide-ranging budget negotiation once the government was reopened and the debt limit raised.

The policy, described by Conservative colleagues as "nanny statism at its worst", was a centrepiece of a wide-ranging budget in which Osborne cut key taxes but warned of slower economic growth.

This month, as a result of wide-ranging budget cuts passed this year by the Democratic-controlled Legislature, Washington became the only state in the nation with no statewide tourism office and no state money to promote itself to travelers.

Boehner will retire as speaker before the final year-end negotiations to lock down a wide-ranging budget deal.

In this diplomat's appraisal, Mr. Fayyad appeared to be recruiting sidelined Palestinian institutions -- the budget, the legislature -- for wide-ranging reform, using the budget proposal to lend precision to popular but rather amorphous ideas for change.

But Democrats said they would never include the new inflation formula in the smaller deal now being sought to forestall wide-ranging tax boosts and budget cuts, and Republicans relented.

Instead, Mr. Schäuble proposed a currency commissioner for the euro zone with wide-ranging powers over national budgets, and changes at the European Parliament to ensure that only lawmakers from countries affected by a particular issue could vote on it.

Criticizing Washington for what he termed "too much needless division," Gov. George W. Bush proposed a wide-ranging overhaul of the federal budget process today in an effort to avoid the bitter annual standoffs between Congress and the president over taxes and spending.

Answering questions from members of Parliament, Mr. Hollande took direct aim at Britain, asking, "Why should one country be able to decide in the place of 26 others?" Mr. Cameron has called for wide-ranging cuts and reducing a proposed budget of €973 billion for the period from 2014 to 2020.

Radhika Rao, an economist with DBS in Singapore told Reuters news agency that Saturday's budget was "pragmatic, wide-ranging and inclusive given the emphasis on social safety nets".

Then it plans special laws, including wide-ranging cuts in subsidies, to get the budget back on a sustainable track.