Sentence examples for a cutback of from inspiring English sources

That's a cutback of 32 percent.

G.M., whose sales had increased in the three previous months, attributed November's drop to a cutback of sales to rental car companies, as well as low inventories of full-size trucks and sport utility vehicles.

The state enacted legislation last year requiring a cutback of 173 million tons of carbon dioxide by 2020, and officials had counted on the cutbacks in vehicle emissions for 18percentt, or about 31 million tons, of the total.

The agenda was not limited to summer school, the officials said, but covered a variety of issues, including a possible sale of the Board of Education headquarters and a cutback of the bureaucracy there.

Its chairman, Terry Spence, said: "Policing cannot shoulder a cutback of this magnitude.

Pritchard was looking at an "uncertain 2009″ and a cutback of planned clinical trials.

They staged a protest in January over a cutback to only one hour of power a day.

Viktor Khristenko, Russia's deputy prime minister in charge of energy, said again that his government might be willing to reconsider its previous offer of a token cutback of 30,000 barrels a day in exports.

The cartel required the cuts before enacting a planned cutback of its own of 1.5 million barrels a day in January.

Water districts, anticipating an eventual cutback of Colorado River water, have been storing large amounts of water and the accord encourages them to continue to do so.

Bid after bid in Turkey's ambitious privatisation programme has recently failed because financing could not be put together.Despite the efforts of regulators and multilateral finance institutions, there has been an inevitable cutback of bank exposures to the region.