Sentence examples for cut expenditures from inspiring English sources

He said the council should cut expenditures instead of relying on the utility surplus.

He cut expenditures by, among other things, trimming the city's workforce and winning concessions from unions.

The government also tried to cut expenditures, notably on social programs.

They must immediately cut expenditures and raise taxes, despite the terrible toll on employment and output.

And now businesses are threatening to cut expenditures as well, he said.

Other university athletics departments around Texas, under mounting pressure to "go green" and cut expenditures, have also instituted changes.

But Mr Davis is now discovering that it is hard to cut expenditure as fast as Nasdaq tumbled.

The BOA is facing a financial deficit after a significant expansion in costs and staff numbers ahead of the London Olympics and needs to cut expenditure.

"I think there's a very high risk that it's going to be disproportionately borne by lower-income households, particularly if you are going to cut expenditure".

Suppose that a radical government at Westminster were to cut expenditure on education by introducing a voucher scheme, or on health by introducing a social insurance system.

"We have undertaken to reduce costs, and I believe it is imperative that we cut expenditure at every level in the company," Mr. Glocer said.