Sentence examples for call for drastic cuts from inspiring English sources
So is President Vladimir Putin's renewed call for drastic cuts in the number of Russian and American nuclear warheads.
In addition to converting a portion of the campus's food scraps into a nutrient-rich soil amendment for campus grounds, the project will also support academic research around food scraps conversion – a topic of growing interest that can benefit from applied testing and performance assessment while federal and state targets increasingly call for drastic cuts in wasted food.
But they are outweighed by the cases where the Administration in fact is right in its call for drastic cuts in spending for programs that no longer make sense.
This broadly worded "framework" was soon followed by the Montreal Protocol, which called for drastic cuts in CFC usage.
Ryan's signature work, his proposal for the federal budget, calls for drastic cuts to Medicaid, Medicare, Pell grants and job training programs, among others.
Will they reject their leadership's calls for drastic cuts and draconian balanced-budget amendments so that the government can continue to operate?
Mr. Putin, the current prime minister and former president, and his aides have lately evinced even more hostility to the O.S.C.E., calling for drastic cuts in its monitoring teams.
While GM had been a founding member of the GCC, GM executives and board had become aware that the debate had become increasingly polarized with the GCC denying the existence of global warming while environmental groups were calling for drastic cuts in the consumption of fossil fuel.
They're playing offense: They're whipping up deficit hysteria around the globe and calling for drastic cuts in middle class programs.
– 31 August, Phoenix Trump's figure comes from a 2013 report by the Federation for American Immigration Report (Fair), a group that advocates for drastic cuts to even legal immigration and has been called a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
European Commissioner Viviane Reding has argued for drastic cuts to the fees charged by operators for connecting calls outside their own networks, demanding up to 70.0%; Credit Suisse's Funnell cited the European regulators' association on Monday, instead estimating better-than-expected cuts of 40.0% over the next three years.
