Sentence examples similar to curtail maintenance from inspiring English sources

In time, local agencies must either ask consumers to relax their water-wise efforts, curtail services and maintenance or raise rates, creating a use-less, pay-more paradigm for their customers — and a conservation buzz kill.

Officials say some districts may have to cut courses like art and drama, curtail gym and classroom maintenance, or forgo replacing teachers who retire.

This week's logistical problems on the Mississippi are happening at a time of year when refining activity is already curtailed for scheduled maintenance and a production switch from winter to summertime gasoline, said Flynn.

WASHINGTON, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said on Thursday he had directed the U.S. military services to began taking "prudent" steps to offset the impact of huge budget cuts that could take effect on March 1, including curtailing some facilities maintenance and freezing civilian hiring.

Moreover, as RGE noted in the last MENA Focus, the maintenance of social spending and subsidies may curtail planned infrastructure spending.

More health maintenance organizations will soon pull out of Medicare or curtail their participation, disrupting insurance coverage for hundreds of thousands of elderly people, according to federal officials, independent experts and managed-care executives.

At that time, Mr. Claflin said that 3Com intended to save $200 million to $250 million annually by curtailing travel expenses, property maintenance and the use of consultants.

[Page A1.] More H.M.O.'s Are Exiting Medicare More health maintenance organizations, including Cigna and Aetna, will soon pull out of Medicare or curtail their participation, disrupting insurance coverage for thousands of elderly people, according to federal officials, independent experts and managed care executives.

TRAINING AND MAINTENANCE The Army, which has done most of the fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq, says it will be forced to curtail training for 80 percent of its ground forces and that by the end of the year, two-thirds of its brigade combat teams will fall below acceptable levels of combat readiness.

Hospitals curtail services.

Meanwhile, Russia may curtail exports.