Sentence examples for current budget cuts from inspiring English sources

Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta has said the current budget cuts, while manageable, will be difficult to carry out.

In her opinion, the current budget cuts are not only due to the crisis but also because the present government "doesn't really care about culture".

I now have principal investigator status at Evergreen State College, but I expect that with the current budget cuts, I will continue to follow unusual pathways rather than rely on the N.S.F.

Should countries, like America and Britain, facing weak growth and low interest rates opt to trim now, or will current budget cuts do little but undermine fragile recoveries?Many economists have warned of a too-quick pivot to fiscal consolidation, pointing to the persistence of large output gaps and weak private demand.

"The current budget cuts facing all public bodies including Humberside Police will see a likely reduction in the number of warranted officers over the next two years.

Despite the lack of revenues last year, the funds are a "big deal to the campus," and it is going to be difficult to cover the programs with the current budget cuts, she said.

The current budget cut next year's allocation for Johne's disease from $19m to $3m.This reflects the fact that few politicians have heard of Johne's, and the industry seems unsure how much to tell them about a disease which carries a stigma even in the cattle industry.

He informed me, in a dejected manner that the brunt of the current state budget cuts at this point would fall on the Juvenile Court System.

Then why is your administration proposing to slash as much as 25percentt of the Environmental Protection Agency's current budget and cut its staff by 20percentt?

Although taking out a loan to cover expenses is necessary in some cases, it is possible that you can make ends meet by reorganizing your current budget to cut out unnecessary expenses.

The continuing austerity will lead to the loss of automatic pay rises for civil servants, the effective abolition, by introducing a temperature test, of winter fuel payments for British pensioners living abroad, and cuts across Whitehall that will see the communities and local government department's current spending budget cut by 10%.