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blank cheque
noun
- a signed cheque on which the amount payable has not been specified
- complete freedom of action
Example Sentences
"People will talk about the money, but it's never been about blank cheques," adds Ker.
She called the Republican bill a "blank cheque that makes a devastating assault on the well-being of working families across America".
"But it is not a blank cheque, it is not unconditional," he said.
Unite traditionally backs Labour, but has been very critical of Sir Keir's leadership and last year its general secretary, Sharon Graham, warned the party there were "no blank cheques".
The government said it was facing "tough decisions" but added: "The solution isn’t writing a blank cheque to bail out the past, or to put taxpayers on the hook for the industrial challenges we’ve inherited."
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