Sentences with phrase «taken the tough decisions about»

Because the NHS is our number one priority, we have taken the tough decisions about where we would save money so we can afford to protect NHS funding.

Not exact matches

Clegg is all about taking «tough decisions in the National interest» and the Tories were always in favour widening the scope of VAT, so this appears like a no brainer.

Voters here are slightly more likely than not to think Britain is heading in the right direction, and the opposition has not fully won their confidence: the Conservatives are more likely to be seen as willing to take tough decisions, and being clear about what they stand for.

It is about a government taking the tough, long - term decisions to restore our country to strength.

So a proxy for being tough on public spending, but HS2 is also an issue about leadership and being able to take tough, long - term decisions.

Not only would this give Whitehall a sense of what to prepare for, but it would also support the argument that it's the Conservative half of government that is taking the «tough decisions» about our fiscal future.

Tough decisions must be made — we have been clear about that — but we disagree with some of the decisions and the manner in which they were taken.

Part of the explanation is that however uneasy some may be about what the coalition is doing, few if any believe that Labour offer any real alternative plan — hence the perceived gap between parties on willingness to take tough decisions.

But it's not all strength training today, tune in to hear Karen tell her breast cancer scare and the strength it took to make some very tough decisions about what's best for her own health and how to ensure she would be around for her daughter for the long haul.

In other words, this is about as forgiving as retrogrades get, and if you've been in a professional rut or have been struggling to make a tough decision, you'll want to take full advantage of it.

While at the TCA Press Tour presentation for the Paramount Network, Collider got the opportunity to sit down with actor Taylor Kitsch for this 1 - on - 1 interview about the experience of playing David Koresh, whether he ever doubted the decision to take on the role, how he needed the help of a therapist to leave the role behind, getting the scripture and sermons right, his view of Koresh, the challenging physical transformation that he went through, and the toughest day on set.

You can make their life easier through short branching scenarios helping them practice their way out of tough situations and take decisions in a risk - free environment to bring about application of learning on - the - job.

At times they need to make very tough decisions about which dogs are to be taken into rescue and which aren't, which home is suitable for a particular rescue dog, as well as determining which problems are within the scope of our rescue program.

So I suggest we should very concerned about whether the relevant decision makers have the necessary moral character to take tough decisions on mitigation and adaptation, rather than adopting the hope of geoengineering as an excuse for not upsetting political allies, campaign funders or particular groups of voters.

When our Boston headhunters recruit job seekers, our executive recruiters seek out those who have positive energy, those who can make tough decisions, those who can get the job done as well as our Boston headhunters look for job seekers who are passionate about the job which they take on.

Whoever ends up taking the helms at Wet Seal will also have to make some tough decisions about store closings, according to Davidowitz and Phibbs.