Spending Cuts in a sentence

Every time Reagan, Bush 41, Bush 43, or Trump attempted to negotiate a compromise with the Dems that included spending cuts, the Dems got their stuff and promptly reneged on spending cuts.

What we’re a little bit more concerned about is, this being part of a debate over budget cuts and spending cuts, that could implicate federal retirement and health benefits.

Today, you can see the “starve the beast” tactic clearly in the 2017 tax cuts—the main cause of the projected record deficits—to future spending cuts.

This drastic economic policy resulted in deep budget spending cuts, such as significant cuts to scientific research.

Far-right House Republicans have threatened to go so far as forcing the federal government to default on its debts as they demand spending cuts, and high government spending on health care could make new legislation a ripe target.

Members of Congress now routinely refuse to subject themselves to budget caps that would require offsets of additional spending with real spending cuts and rescissions.

The Government's spending watchdog, the Office for Budget Responsibility, suggested in its central forecast that Mr Sunak would need to find £27billlion in tax rises and spending cuts to balance the books.

For instance, Pelosi foiled a late GOP push in this month’s intense round of negotiations for new offsetting spending cuts, though Pelosi gave assurances about not seeking to use the follow-up spending bills to add “poison pill” policy riders.

It fills in the details of a bipartisan framework from July that delivered about $100 billion in agency spending increases over the coming two years instead of automatic spending cuts that would have sharply slashed the Pentagon and domestic agencies.

The Acts provided for automatic spending cuts ("cancellation of budgetary resources", called "sequestration") if the total discretionary appropriations in various categories exceed in a fiscal year the budget spending thresholds.

A central aspect of Trump’s message was the hope that spending cuts could choke off federal investigations where he is a criminal defendant.

After driving much of the legislative agenda the previous two years, the Senate left negotiating on the debt limit to Mr. Biden and Mr. McCarthy, whose demand for spending cuts and other policy changes brought the country to the brink of default.

A month after his emergency statement, Mr Hunt set out a package of about £30 billion of spending cuts and £24 billion in tax rises over the next five years, in stark contrast to the plans under his predecessor.

And Banks has a prime House perch as he fights for the Senate seat, leading the charge to push for spending cuts using the upcoming debt ceiling and government funding deadlines.

And these are the same people, by the way, who were willing to hold the economy hostage to force reckless spending cuts during the debate over raising the debt ceiling.

And without a unified GOP front, Democrats won’t take Republican demands for spending cuts seriously.

A new Republican majority in the U.S. House of Representatives pushing for sharp spending cuts.

As House majority leader, he frequently undercut House Speaker John Boehner during his negotiations Mr Obama, when the new breed of hard-right conservatives demanded aggressive spending cuts in exchange for raising the debt limit.

As power quickly ebbed away from Truss, a new chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, announced further spending cuts, even as public sector workers prepared to strike against a backdrop of median pay that has not risen since 2008.

Biden and Democrats have been pushing for no negotiations and to pass a debt ceiling raise without any spending cuts.