Sentence examples for cut facilities from inspiring English sources

Although austerity may encourage authorities to cut facilities within jails, it also makes it easier for advocates of liberal prison policies to be heard.

"Thanks to his policies councils all over the country are having to cut vital facilities like libraries".

Banks have cut overdraft facilities and unused credit lines, withdrawn from lending syndicates and abruptly called in loans.

Restrictions on flaring — when refineries burn off gases to relieve pressure during a shutdown, start-up or maintenance — have cut the facilities' sulfur oxide emissions by 96% since 2000, air quality officials said.

Sun will post additional charges related to job cuts and facilities reductions over the next several quarters, the company said.

There are fears that overall, Rio is a step back, as a result of financial cuts, downgraded facilities and shortages of volunteers.

He began talking with the GOP leaders out of frustration with budget cuts to facilities in his district, including a children's hospital and a medical school.

Financial cuts, downgraded facilities, volunteer shortfalls and poor ticket sales have overshadowed the countdown to the opening ceremony at the Maracanã stadium on Wednesday, prompting fears that the events could be even more sparsely attended than for the Olympics last month.

The site provides the sort of cut-above facilities that usually involve braving a large, expensive holiday park: a state-of-the-art shower block, fresh local fish from the visiting fishmonger's van; free phone-charging points; a plethora of child-friendly features; extremely large pitches; and a noise ban after 10.30pm.

Manufacturing conglomerate Honeywell International said on Thursday it will report a big fourth-quarter loss after booking $1.9 billion in charges to settle asbestos lawsuits and for asset write-downs, job cuts and facilities closures.

He said: "I am here to support one of the poorest areas of the city that keeps having its facilities cut.