Sentence examples for cash cut from inspiring English sources

(This payment is a reduction of up to 30% for some families on the current rates; for example, a single parent with a child will have their weekly cash cut from £96.90 to £73.90).

With it, the increases have come to a sudden halt (see chart).No one likes to have their cash cut off but it does concentrate the mind wonderfully on doing more with less especially with regards to the additional costs that come with treating patients.

Local government spending across Wales will fall from £4.648bn this year to £4.466bn next year, a cash cut of 3.9%, or 5.8% once inflation is taken into account.

When an acquisition or disposal is completed, he takes a cash cut of between 1% and 3% of the value of the deal.

Local government spending across Wales will fall from £4.65bn to £4.47bn in 2014-15, a cash cut of 3.9%, forcing councils to cut back on spending.

Supposedly the number crunchers have worked out that this extreme demand from the Treasury means a cash cut of £2.5bn in 2015-16.

Setting out the scale of the Conservative challenge, the IFS says the Tory plans require George Osborne to deliver around £10bn of cash cuts to benefits in the first two years of the next parliament, compared to £15bn of cash cuts over the whole of the current parliament.

Local government is at risk of massive real-terms cash cuts of close to two-fifths by 2018, according to the director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

Age UK has exposed 8% cash cuts in older people's care spending, despite George Osborne's spending review commitment to boost care spending.

The Tory councils for which we have data are making total combined cash cuts of £589m, and are shedding 48,124 jobs as a result.

The IFS notes: The Conservative plans thus require them to deliver around £10 billion of cash cuts to benefits in the first two years of the next parliament, compared to £15 billion of cash cuts over the whole of the current parliament.