Sentence examples for centre cutting from inspiring English sources

The JNA's Operational Group South now began to systematically clear the town centre, cutting off the remaining groups of defenders.

The airports they fly from are often less congested and closer to city centres, cutting journey times.

Other proposed reforms include closing test centres, cutting jobs at motoring agencies, increasing fees for non-essential services such as personalised number plates, and raising the age at which drivers must declare that they are fit to drive from 70 to 75.

The Labour-run council put forward new budget proposals last week which include reducing funding for day centres, cutting around 600 jobs and increasing council tax by 5%.

It has proposed measures including the closure of Shadsworth Leisure Centre and cutting funding for community centres.

Today's judgments will determine whether their company survives the difficult year ahead.Most of those decisions centre on cutting costs.

The Bright Blue report also recommends moving some family services like birth registrations and English language classes to Sure Start centres and cutting the budgets of Sure Start centres that do not attract disadvantaged people from ethnic minority backgrounds.

There was a time when he was considered purely a "Makelele type", sitting in front of his centre-backs, cutting out danger.

These trade deals have evolved from relatively simple agreements centred on cutting tariffs to far-reaching accords covering everything from mutual recognition of environmental, safety and labour standards to public procurement.

Boris Johnson's economic proposals, made following weak UK GDP figures this week and centring on cutting the top rate of income tax from 50%, are part of his campaign to be the next Conservative party leader.

"It is incoherent for ministers to commit to new higher education centres while cutting money from part-time students and adult learners - particularly when neither decision has been discussed with the sector".