budget-cutting

SKINNER: (knowing a trap is being laid) No, no. No, that's not what I said. I said he felt the X -Files were threatened by budget cutting.

That program has been a target of Bush administration budget - cutting for several years , but Congress has always stepped in to save it .

Even if the timetable is accelerated, it will make no contribution to the harsh budget-cutting over the five years of this parliament.

Then right after morning coffee you find yourself in the bosses' office and getting the business end of a budget-cutting axe.

Third, it needs to shift the euro zone's macroeconomic policy from its obsession with budget-cutting towards an agenda for growth.

He announced on Tuesday that he would resign after parliament passes budget cutting measures.

Such plans, of course, are at the mercy of the budget cutting and government downsizing spreading in Washington.

Budget-cutting, freer exchange rates and structural reform should therefore be priorities for member countries, the draft says.

If global growth threatens to slow appreciably, it said, countries with the ability to borrow should postpone the budget-cutting.

Ireland has moved more aggressively than the U. S. , and even budget-cutting Britain, to tackle its debt problems.

Meanwhile, the debtor lands are strapped by austerity, budget cutting, and deleveraging.

Andrew Neilson, of the Howard League for Penal Reform, thinks Mr Clarke could learn from Canada's budget-cutting exercise in the 1990s.

The payoff for such budget cutting was a string of budget surpluses.

JUDGMENT will be passed on the Greek government's budget-cutting plans by the European Commission on Wednesday February 3rd.

Mr. Obama says such budget cutting is a good idea, but in the "medium term" rather than right now.

Rapid and painful budget-cutting, which is being enforced across the Continent, is the first step.

The production of the F-35, which is being developed and tested, could be slowed under Gates' budget-cutting initiative.

Republican budget-cutting may now take a toll.

Remember the $100 million budget cutting challenge from last April's Cabinet meeting?

The collective budget-cutting will sap the recovery.

But budget cutting has a logic all its own.

Excessive budget-cutting poses a risk to the recovery, not least because it cannot easily be offset by looser monetary policy.

That is, the weak economy, which is partly the result of budget-cutting, is hurting the future as well as the present.

And mere budget-cutting does not deal with the real cause of the mess, which is a loss of credibility.

Has the government's budget-cutting strategy only made a bad hand worse?

At the same time, protests continue in Greece over budget-cutting measures. Many Greeks say they have sacrificed enough.

In Italy, the government only last month approved 40 billion ($57 billion) in budget-cutting measures aimed at calming investor nerves.