Sentence examples for aiming to cut from inspiring English sources

The 51-year old boss, who is paid a basic salary of £680,000 and could be eligible for a bonus of up to £1.5m, is on a cost-cutting mission, aiming to cut overheads by £400m by 2015.

The company is aiming to cut costs by £500m over the next three years.

8.30pm BST Ronnie misses another red, off the bottom cushion, aiming to cut into the opposite corner.

With the MoJ aiming to cut £220m out of criminal legal aid the situation is unlikely to get any better.

For example, last week the Australian government announced a carbon tax aiming to cut fossil-fuel use and boost renewables.

The company said last year that it was aiming to cut as much as €9 billion of debt.

After the pullback in market trading, Shuaa is aiming to cut costs 71 percent by the middle of this year.

And the Senate has been aiming to cut another $2.2 billion in stamps to finance child nutrition reform.

Governments of eight nations including Japan and the US signed an agreement in October aiming to cut copyright and trademark theft.

The Environmental Protection Agency is aiming to cut methane emissions by up to 45% from 2012 levels by 2025, White House officials told campaigners during a briefing call.

The figure of 25 job losses was calculated on the basis of the amount of money management is aiming to cut from the newspapers' cost base.