Sentence examples for a modest cut of from inspiring English sources

The bill, which would cost more than $300 billion, includes an increase of $1 billion a year for food stamps and other nutrition aid, and it would make a modest cut, of about $40 million a year, to a much-criticized farm subsidy that is paid based on acreage even if it is no longer farmed.

Mr. Obama proposed a modest cut of $66 billion in Medicaid over a decade, well below the Republicans' proposed $770 billion cut.

Mr. Obama has pledged a modest cut of 17percentt over the next 10 years and more aggressive cuts in later decades.

Malcolm Chalmers of the Royal United Services Institute, a think-tank, says even a modest cut to planned pay could yield significant savings.

The 51-to-48 51-to-48 51-to-48dget to the Democratic-controlled Senate and back to the govoteor, who had sendssthe a more modest cut of $51 million.

But the main selling point is the prospect of a modest cut in prices in the New York City electricity market.

The broker, he insists, takes a modest cut, around 10percentt.

It also said: "The parties agree that modest cuts of £6bn to non-frontline services can be made within the financial year 2010-11, subjectoto advice from the Treasury and the Bank of England on their feasibility and advisability".

The parties agree that modest cuts of £6bn to non-frontline services can be made within the financial year 2010-11, subjectoto advice from the Treasury and the Bank of England on their feasibility and advisability.

The agreement says: "The parties agree that deficit reduction and continuing to ensure economic recovery is the most urgent issue facing Britain … The parties agree that modest cuts of £6bn to non-frontline services can be made within the financial year 2010-11, subjectoto advice from the Treasury and Bank of England on their feasibility and advisability".

An analysis by the independent Tax Policy Center showed that Trump's plan would provide a modest tax cut of about 1.2percentt for most middle-class families.