Sentence examples for by making cuts in from inspiring English sources

By making cuts in the right places, the microclaws can be aligned with their respective bonding-pads on the surface of the chip.

Union activists argue that by making cuts in anticipation of future income – therefore sooner than necessary – institutions could encourage the government to expect bigger savings in future.

That leaves the subway service changes, which will be paid for by making cuts in other parts of the subway budget, including administrative costs and subway car cleaning expenses, among others.

But there is a long history of the federal government's giving short shrift to the needs of states and cities — by making cuts in federal aid that forced service cuts or tax increases at the local level, or by passing laws requiring localities to take expensive actions without giving them the money to do so.

It will reduce wages by making cuts in bonuses and the required contributions for social security.

The president did criticize Republicans for trying to prevent defense cuts as part of the sequester by making cuts in nondefense programs deeper, but his remarks said nothing about raising taxes to delay military cuts.

Cut a track into the end of the shelf by making cuts straight across the shelf in 1/8" increments until the track is as wide as the thickness of the plywood sides.

As news divisions hit by the recession make cuts in foreign coverage, freelancers shoulder more of the risks.

Aluminum producers in Annex B countries face the possibility that they, along with other industries, may be called upon by governments to make cuts in their emissions.

Juppé, who served as prime minister under Jacques Chirac, has also pledged to do away with the 35-hour week in both public and private sectors, to increase the number of police and gendarmes to counter the terrorist threat, to create full employment by 2022, to make cuts in unemployment benefits and to reduce taxes, particularly for businesses, as well as cutting public spending.

HARWOOD: Senator Paul, the budget deal crafted by Speaker Boehner and passed by the House today makes cuts in entitlement programs, Medicare and Social Security disability, which are the very programs conservatives say need cutting to shrink government and solve our country's long-term budget deficit.