Sentence examples for cut central from inspiring English sources

Tyrie's comments followed heated exchanges during which Osborne was tackled over his handling of plans to cut central and local government spending.

Instead, the plan to cut central government funding for teaching while increasing the cap on tuition fees should leave the flow of money to universities more or less untouched.

The fantasy of a government prepared to cut central taxes in order to allow more to be levied locally might explain why devolution remains unlikely to happen in any very extensive way.

These include the commitment of the Conservative-Lib Dem coalition to cut central government emissions by 10% over 12 months – equivalent to taking more than 200,000 cars off the road.

But his boss, education secretary Nicky Morgan, is adamant that forcing all schools to become academies will cut central interference – which ought to mean Slater will need even fewer civil servants.

With savings like slimming down the number of ministers and slimming down the number of ministries, we argue that you can cut central government spending by at least 1% _ On today's prices it's equivalent to £5bn each and every year.

Moody's also cut the central bank's rating last night.

Since 2010 Liverpool council has experienced a 58% cut in central government funding.

Budget deficits have been cut; the Central African zone even ran a surplus in 2000.

He has cut the central bank free from government, and let the lira float.

Unable to trust the sometimes-dysfunctional districts, chancellors were also reluctant to cut the central administration that regulated them.