Sentence examples for amount to cut from inspiring English sources

"One of my concerns about the debt ceiling negotiations is that if we kind of limp through the lowest common denominator -- what's the minimal amount to cut to get through a short term extension," said Democratic Senator Mark Warner, who has been working on a long-term deficit-reduction deal with a handful of other senators.

Only you can decide what is the right amount to cut down to, but a good start may be to cut down by a quarter.

Various analyses of all these pledges suggest they amount to cuts of the global CO2 total of between 11 and 19 per cent by 2020, instead of the 25 to 40 per cent which the IPCC says is needed.

Mark Thompson, the broadcaster's director general, told his staff that the changes — which amount to cuts of about $1.03 billion a year, or a 20 percent reduction in spending over five years — would lead to a "smaller, radically reshaped BBC".

These cuts in unused credit lines amount to cuts in compensation.

That is thought to amount to cuts of £47bn in departmental budgets after the election.

The White House told HuffPost that the Medicaid caps do not amount to cuts.

The Facebook page fulfills a similar function, waxing lyrical about Parisian landmarks with excited travellers and sharing what amounts to cut-and-pasted nuggets of standard info from their website on refund and check-in policy.

(It didn't help that in a separate budget proposal, Trump had proposed what Democrats said amounted to cuts to infrastructure).

Using yarn, measure the amount you need to cut to tie it through the hole.

That's the amount the NFL wants to cut from its current pension contributions.