Sentence examples for back on areas from inspiring English sources

Budget problems have forced the state to cut back on areas in which it had previously invested — an experience some see as a possible prelude to difficulties that could occur with Race to the Top money.

The key is to cut back on areas where it seems probable.

On the basis of such consultations to identify areas of broad agreement or consensus, the Director-General should then report back on such areas of agreement, and seek the advice of Member States on potential ways forward, including on which proposals the Secretariat could further refine and develop.

He said the BBC should cut back on wide areas of its current activities where it was competing with commercial rivals.

I would travel at night around Baghdad to get a sense of what it was like so I could report back on different areas.

Our team on the ground will be searching out and reporting back on all areas of the festival - the must-see shows, the best gigs and the highlights from the books festival.

Not surprisingly, the rising cost of prescription drugs for many means cutting back on other areas of their lives.

"While some of the funding will come from cutting back on other areas of the city budget" he said, "I strongly support going to voters".

Americans also appear to be cutting back on other areas of their budget in order to afford the gifts they are buying.

Against this backdrop, Jack Kemp should be remembered as the lone conservative voice to speak about the importance of cities at least since Nixon's New Federalism turned the federal government's back on urban areas.

In parts of east Africa, farmers are cutting back on the area planted, mostly because they cannot afford fertilisers (driven by oil, fertiliser prices have soared, too).