Sentence examples for be cut to five from inspiring English sources

And in 1998 a select committee of MPs recommended that it should be cut to five again.

Tottenham's lead over fifth-placed Chelsea could be cut to five points with four matches to play when their London rivals go to Burnley on Thursday.

The board will be cut to five members from seven, effective July 1, and the board's chairman will have agenda-setting authority.

The scandal enveloped them both as did the lingering sense of failure and poor timing that accompanied the results of a referendum on Sunday on whether the president's term should be cut to five years from seven.

In a later debate, the former ITN chief Richard Tait said the charter review period should be cut to five years in order to prevent "death by a thousand special investigations".

Assuming that infrastructure-related consumption could be cut to five hundred watts, a person who continued to use fifteen hundred watts for living and office space would have nothing left for food, electricity, and transportation.

Nor do NPLs have to be cut to zero.

By law, the workday would be cut to six hours.

It now has nine posts and is expected to be cut to seven.

After two rounds of match play today, the field will be cut to eight.

The review believed the permitted number should be cut to seven or eight.