Sentence examples for a cutback in services from inspiring English sources

Mr. Malloy's office is getting ready to lay off up to 6,500 workers, and the governor has announced reductions in sports and arts programs in schools and a cutback in services for AIDS patients and for the elderly.

In addition, people in the community have mixed feelings about such a partnership, trying to understand complex economic forces but fearing a cutback in services to a population that is poorer and sicker than most others in the city.

Graham Wilkinson, chairman of the FBU in South Yorkshire, told the BBC in August 2010 his members would view the new trucks as a "cutback in services".

It's hard to imagine that Harvard's students or faculty, cushioned as they are by an out-sized endowment, will see too much of a cutback in services in the days ahead, even in a worst-case economic scenario.

The result is depleted numbers and a cutback in services for many organizations.

Equally uncertain is who will catch blame for any cutback in services at the schools.

The case offers students the opportunity to track the effects of a cutback in a federal social service program.

The biggest component in the restructuring is the cutback in service spending, £36bn, against £30bn in tax rises and £18bn in benefit cuts.

New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, the largest municipal health care system in the country, which gets 60percentt of its budget from Medicaid, said the rules would have "a potentially devastating impact" and could force cutbacks in services.

Metro officials also feared the FTA could force them to take most of the fleet of 7000-series trains out of service — a prospect that would result in a calamitous cutback in Metro service.

Democratic lawmakers, with some courage, proposed a significant property tax increase to spare the county deep cutbacks in services.