Sentence examples for cut imposed from inspiring English sources

Orde goes on: "This figure would rise exponentially if the cut imposed was to increase.

Nevertheless, it was a huge shock to learn the scale of the cut imposed on Out of Joint.

But since the May general election it has had an immediate 2% cut imposed, worth £2m, regardless of the agreement.

(Some online wags have suggested the 23-minute cut imposed by the Chinese censors has improved the film).

This year alone the council voted through a £59m budget cut imposed from central government, a full £30m of which came out of the adult social care budget.

Labour has called on the Premier League to safeguard the future of the fan-ownership organisation Supporters Direct by reversing a £1.2m funding cut imposed in the wake of a bitter row over the behaviour of its former chief executive.

Indeed, with their black SWAT-esque uniforms, they cut imposing figures. .

Beard has battled against cuts imposed by Newsquest.

But Dr. Bowker struggled with budget cuts imposed by Govs.

Companies restocked their inventories faster than expected, offsetting government spending cuts imposed by the "sequester".

The students are also protesting sharp cuts imposed by Finance Minister Giulio Tremonti on many Italian ministries.