Sentence examples for a substantial cutback from inspiring English sources

The layoffs are by seniority, and recent high school graduates are leaving in droves, with more prepared to go on June 30, when a substantial cutback is planned.

My worry is that with a substantial cutback in the local Sure Start programmes, a further reduction in investment in the family intervention programmes, and regrettably in child and adolescent mental health investment, we're taking with one hand while giving with the other".

Having the option to order smaller restaurant side dish portions resulted in a substantial calorie cutback among customers, a study finds.

A week after reporting third-quarter fundraising results that only the Bush staff claimed were adequate, the onetime Republican front-runner who now lags in the polls detailed a series of substantial cutbacks and changes to his strategy.

This year, a drop in the price of oil and a rise in population augured substantial cutbacks and a struggle to meet the health and safety needs of citizens.

Mr. Mason has promised a significant cutback in marketing expenses in the future.

It will be very difficult to encourage private borrowing amid such substantial cutbacks.

World supplies have been trimmed by substantial cutbacks in production in Iraq and Nigeria in recent weeks.

Angela Geer, the charity's executive director for older people's services, said it was large enough to avoid having to make redundancies, but it was having to make "substantial cutbacks".

But the fighting in the city in March caused him to scrap plans to reduce the British force to 2,500 this year, and the latest government plan, outlined last month, is to aim for substantial cutbacks in 2009.

It has to be remembered that, at the time IQs and ITQs were introduced in the various fisheries, the fisheries were usually in crisis and there had to be substantial cutbacks in TACs.