Sentence examples for cut back delivering from inspiring English sources

Commitments to hyper-local programming across 33 digital platforms have also been cut back, delivering them only "where available" under the proposals put to Ofcom.

Will businesses, finding it harder to raise money on Wall Street, cut back investment plans, delivering a blow to long-term economic growth?

USA Today, which has long bucked industry circulation trends, reported a 7.5percentt drop, partly because some hotels cut back on free newspapers delivered to rooms.

His soldiers have been forced to cut back on security patrols in order to deliver fuel.

Volunteers who deliver meals or drive the elderly to medical appointments have cut back their miles, Mr. McFalls said.

One easy way to cut back: Avoid processed/packaged foods, which tend to deliver big hits of sodium.

Meanwhile, state governments have severely cut back funding for public institutions, even though by multiple metrics public schools seem to deliver a better bang for taxpayers' buck.

Labour has signalled that it will cut back the role of the big outsourcing companies in delivering the government's back-to-work programme if it wins the next general election.

Builders have already cut back.

The BMA says the STPs should be funded appropriately so that they can deliver what has been promised, rather than being used to cut back services.

T Upper Basin states worried that continued drought could force them to cut back their water use to meet the requirement under the Colorado River Compact that they deliver water downstream for Arizona, Nevada and California.