Sentence examples for crippling cuts from inspiring English sources

Some experienced officers became despondent about the crippling cuts and left the force, exacerbating the problem.

The restoration of $295‐million in "crippling cuts" in projected spending last year should be made by the Legisla ture, the mayors said.

There has been a palpable sense of anger among school leaders, teachers and parents in recent months about crippling cuts to school funding.

A senior Tory said he expected Osborne to follow the precedent set in the last parliament – slow the pace of deficit reduction to avoid crippling cuts.

The Bar cannot and will not accept these unnecessary and crippling cuts and will continue to fiercely oppose them at every opportunity until our reasonable requests have been met with the appropriate levels of consideration".

Schools across New Jersey are bracing for what they fear will be more crippling cuts when Mr. Christie unveils his budget proposal for the coming fiscal year on Tuesday.

I witnessed first-hand some crippling spending cuts.

During the tour, European signatures are being collected for petitions opposing the recent, crippling funding cuts to FUNAI.

The adult social care sector "faces a perfect storm," states the report by Independent Age and the International Longevity Centre-UK, Centre-UK,ippling budget citingand an ageing population.

Mr. Williams, the spokesman for Mr. Romney, called them "devastating and crippling defense cuts" that would "leave our armed forces in a state of disarray.

Democrats congratulated themselves for weathering the second straight year of austerity measures without resorting to broad-based tax increases or crippling service cuts.