Sentence examples for administration cutting from inspiring English sources
If it is being done to punish "Old Europe" over Iraq, it will be a case of the Bush administration cutting off its nose to spite its face.
Last week, Juncker said Luxembourg's finance minister at the time – which was him – had no supervisory authority over the tax administration cutting the deals, and that his country had no choice but to act the way it did because other EU countries were doing the same.
Reform of public administration, cutting €3.5bn A "drastic reduction" in the number of local public companies, and a reduction in the number at national level "Corrective mechanisms" for retional spending, and a new liquidity mechanism to help fund Spain's regions Civil servants benefits will be cut, and senior workers will lose the Christmas bonus.
Was the Administration cutting him loose?
The layoff proposal, which is estimated by the Gulotta administration to save $5 million, came as officials in the administration weighed cutting $3 million more from M.T.A.
Tax cuts continue unabated, and the administration is cutting benefits to veterans.
His daughter Ivanka appears to be establishing a role as the one person who might prevent the Trump administration from undoing all of the progress made by the Obama administration in cutting US carbon pollution, and instead establishing policies that will maximize the country's burning of fossil fuels.
After all, the administration is cutting funds for many domestic programs, citing the war on terror as a justification.
But try to imagine what the Republicans would have said if someone in the Obama administration proposed cutting off liver transplants for Medicare recipients.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The House voted Wednesday to block the Bush administration from cutting federal spending on Medicaid health care for the poor by $13 billion over the next five years.
One H.M.O., run by Highmark Inc., a Blue Cross and Blue Shield plan in Pennsylvania, told members that the Clinton administration was cutting $11 billion from Medicare "without approval from Congress".
