Sentence examples for aims at cutting from inspiring English sources

The big message in the reshuffle appeared to be that Mr. Cameron will not be shaken from his course on the economy, in which he and Mr. Osborne have hewed closely to an austerity program that aims at cutting government outlays by an average of 20 percent over four years.

This project aims at cutting such costs while keeping good metrology.

The massive drawdown of U.S. forces in Iraq aims at cutting our military presence to less than 50,000 by the end of August, and to zero by the end of 2011.

Last month, the airline announced plans to cut up to 7,000 jobs by 2006, as part of a transformation plan aimed at cutting $5 billion in costs.

Terms and conditions have been cut through the deliberate actions of various employers (including the large labour-using clients) aimed at cutting labour costs.

This provision, too, is ostensibly aimed at cutting corruption.

The new guidance is aimed at cutting the high numbers of unwanted teenage pregnancies across England.

Motorists who ignored the ban aimed at cutting traffic were fined €22 (£19).

Without urgent steps aimed at cutting the prison population this could exceed 100,000 by 2020.

They have begun programs aimed at cutting operating expenses, which have risen almost 13 percent since 2008.

A number of recent Israeli military attacks were aimed at cutting the supply chain into Gaza.