Sentence examples for acted to cut from inspiring English sources
Portugal's government has belatedly acted to cut a deficit of similar size.
Imagine if all those people acted to cut carbon emissions in all they did.
After months in denial, the minority Socialist government of Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has acted to cut public spending, increase privatization and bring forward a long-delayed pension overhaul.
On Jan . 1 Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton acted to cut the state's allocation from the Colorado River after the Imperial Valley Irrigation District missed a deadline to reach an accord to sell water to the San Diego district.
The paper claimed that in the past three years Mandelson had twice acted to cut European aluminium import duties and Deripaska's company Rusal, the world's largest producer of aluminium, was one of the main beneficiaries.
In Fall River, Mass., the executive director of the local United Way, Bob Horne, said he was stunned at how swiftly and strongly his board had acted to cut support to any Scout troops that did not sign a form saying they would not endorse the Scouts' ban on gays.
Among the shortcomings the agency identifies is the fact that the IMAC proposal does not contain specific cost-cutting targets or "triggers" that would act to cut costs automatically.Why did it not?
(As recently as last summer the Congressional Budget Office was projecting a debt-to-G.D.P. ratio climbing into the 80s by the end of this decade if the government did not act to cut spending further and raise more tax revenue).
The UK government is failing to act to cut our carbon emissions, instead it is decimating the renewables industry, pursuing fracking and continuing the operation of opencast mines; the UK's climate change and energy policies are in crisis".
With the latest jobs data, there's no longer any doubt that the Fed will act to cut rates — perhaps by a quarter of a percentage point or a half — on Sept. 18.
The Conservative yesterday said the coalition must act to cut high bills by "weaning energy companies off arbitrary green subsidies", as well as "promoting greater competition through innovative ideas like online group-switching".
