Sentence examples for cut faced from inspiring English sources

There are fears that the 24.4% budget cut faced by S4C, as BBC licence fee money replaces most of the broadcaster's annual government grant by 2014, will lead to cuts, a decline in quality, and less money for Welsh independent producers.

[C4.] Bush Faces Crucial Move on Tax Cut Faced with political and economic risks on both sides of the argument, President-elect George W. Bush will have to make a critical decision in the next few weeks about whether to seek quick action in Congress on a tax cut, Republican leaders said.

BBC political correspondent Iain Watson said the government was trying to get on to the front foot following criticism of its response to the severe weather, and over the continued power cut faced by households.

Bidirectional barbed suture is a new design that incorporates tiny barbs spaced evenly along the length of the suture cut facing in opposite directions from the midpoint.

Reservoir characterization in mature oil fields with high water cut faces the challenges of small geological bodies, large well density, and data acquisition spreading over long periods.

The cuts faced from 2010-15 were met by efficiency savings, selling buildings, and losing civilian staff.

Some proposed cuts faced opposition even before they were included in the president's budget.

"These are difficult times for providers as they take the brunt of the austerity cuts faced by local councils.

Poor countries might be induced to take on targets of some sort, albeit of a less exacting sort than the straight emissions cuts faced by rich countries.

A difference, he explains, is that, as an acute trust, UHBristol has been protected from some of the deeper cuts faced by mental health trusts.

In the News & Analysis section of Science this week, Jocelyn Kaiser writes about the budget cuts faced by the National Heart , Lung and Blood Institute-sponsored program.