Sentence examples for attempting to cut back from inspiring English sources
MPs attempting to cut back abortion were hoping to tack their amendments to a bill on assisted reproduction, a field with plenty of controversies of its own.
Whenever business or government clashes with the unions, he is on the front lines, as earlier this year when the government sparked street demonstrations by attempting to cut back subsidies for coal mines.
From a distance of half…"}]} The city can be tough on extroverts who have made it into February with their healthful resolutions more or less intact: if you're still attempting to cut back on booze, going out with friends is risky — one drink inevitably leads to another.
The governor pointed out that both Cameron and Osborne have failed to grasp the pressures they will face when attempting to cut back on spending, when "hundreds of government officials will make pleas of why their budgets should not be reduced".
Now, the RNC is acknowledging the 2012 primary season did not help the candidate and are attempting to cut back the number of debates (and banning CNN and NBC which they consider Dem-friendly).
(Labor governments attempted to cut back on these subsidies but often met with political opposition from their coalition partners).
She warned that private companies' attempts to cut back their level of investment in order to boost profits could have "tragic" consequences for the vulnerable people in their care.
The executive pay spiral, she says, can be partly blamed on Congress' attempt to cut back on pay.
In support of criterion validity, self-efficacy to employ use-reduction strategies was significantly associated with the frequency with which participants used pornography, with scores on a measure of hypersexuality, and with the number of times one had attempted to cut back using pornography.
Indeed, the Republican budget plans released this year have attempted to cut back on programs that disproportionately benefit low- and middle-income individuals -- especially women, children and senior citizens.
Under Chicago-trained Finance Minister Joaquim Levy, the government attempted to cut back spending and increased artificially low prices for electricity, fuel and public transport, leading to increased prices and stoking inflation.
