Sentence examples for cut surplus from inspiring English sources
In a conference telephone call with reporters from Washington, Mr. Raley said the Bush administration would make good on its threat to cut surplus water flows from the Colorado River to Southern California.
One of the first, ironically, could be an independent school that actually left the state system 14 years ago because its local authority tried to close it down in a reorganisation designed to cut surplus places.
The council says closing the 600 pupil school would help cut surplus places.
Two Denbighshire primary schools will close in a bid to cut surplus spaces.
Mr Day said at the time the aim was to cut surplus places and improve the standard of education throughout the city.
Two secondary schools will merge at a new £18.5m site in Caerphilly county as part of a plan to cut surplus spaces.
A lower than expected total would cut the surplus in 2020 by £4.5bn, which is less than the £10.2bn surplus expected under the current plans.
Within months of the cut, the surplus was gone.
Prices had been heading higher this week as the belated onset of cold weather finally started to cut into surplus United States heating fuel supplies.
Most of its capital is invested in shares and bonds, and the falling stockmarket has cut its surplus capital to £2bn.
Now, with the nation mired in a full-scale recession, the first in a decade, and President Bush having gotten his $1.35 trillion tax cut, the surplus has turned into an almost-certain deficit for the next few years.
