Meanings of cut foreign in English

He would cut foreign aid and other non-defense programs by $54 billion.

The budget will also include details about Trump's proposals to cut foreign aid and boost military spending.

The administration also tried to use rescissions to cut foreign aid last year, but lawmakers thwarted that plan.

It was probably the closest the Sollies would ever come to a clear- cut foreign policy decision, at least in his lifetime, Tourville reflected.

He has threatened to reduce or cut foreign aid to Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador for not doing enough to stop the migrants from leaving.

In a recent interview with the Telegraph, she said Britain will cut foreign aid spending to wealthier developing countries if they fail to "take responsibility".

The Australian Government cut foreign aid by $US168 million dollars in its latest budget, after slashing its aid programme by $US750 million dollars last year.

A good example of where Australians are really conservative is where they support cutting foreign aid.

The government said it wants to boost debt issuance to households, while cutting foreign currency debt further.

Last year's event championed a new tax- cutting foreign investment law, while this year's boasted of improved ties with the United States.

Applying tariffs on Mexican goods and cutting foreign aid are also "options," his campaign has said on his website.