Sentence examples for cut implemented from inspiring English sources

The ROH insists that the changes – which include two redundancies – are not a result of a 15% arts council funding cut implemented earlier this year.

And yet, under a cut implemented last week, my household will now receive just under $140 a month in state subsidies for my four children, down from $250 a month.

In December 1986 the cabinet considered a general reduction of tariffs but rejected this, as, the minister for industry John Button noted, such a move would inevitably draw comparisons with the 25% across-the-board tariff cut implemented by the Whitlam government.

Unions said the strike stemmed from the council's decision to pay £1,400 "market supplements" to a limited number of social care staff in compensation for a 5% pay cut implemented on 11 July.

But the current cuts implemented in recent years and the pace of change dramatically risks damaging the identity and heart of the Gardens," the letter continues.

It is now, after Britain's moment in the sun, that the cuts implemented in the spring will begin to show.

America's total outstanding public debt rose above $15 trillion.The spending cuts implemented under Britain's Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition began to bite.

Severe spending cuts, implemented at the same time that much of Europe is retrenching, could threaten the economic recovery (though the latest growth figures are strong).

Congress will have $85 billion less to spend this year, but the Congressional Budget Office projects that the actual cuts implemented this year will amount to only $42 billion out of a $3.5 trillion budget.

Average weekly orders rose 18.9% to 226,000 but the average order size dropped 3.4% to £107.94, largely because of price cuts implemented to keep pace with the supermarket price war.

They found a clear difference between job cuts implemented as part of a strategic restructuring and those done to cut costs in response to stockmarket disappointment at falling profits.