Sentence examples for cut the sum from inspiring English sources

Asked if the situation was made worse by the fact that the committee cut the sum Miller had to repay, Harman replied.

In June, the department drastically cut the sum it was expected to seek from tobacco firms to fund stop-smoking programmes.Every cloud has a silver liningRoche reported that sales of its Tamiflu antiviral drug, touted as the best defence against bird flu, had grown by 263% in the first nine months of 2005 compared with 2004 (total drug sales rose by 20%).

Gilbert, Jr. received $3,000 a month for rent and living expenses, but when his father decided to cut the sum by a measly $200, his son allegedly turned to murder.

Color and cut the dim sum dishes from the template, then glue them on top of construction paper (or patterned paper) circles.

Her family was awarded nearly $1 million in financial losses, and $2 million in nonfinancial losses, but under the state law the court was required to cut the latter sum to $1 million.

Everyone wants to cut the huge sums paid out but Number 10 will be pleased that the chancellor supported an existing scheme offering a mix of cash to work, health advice and compulsory interviews.

These 2010 funding reductions will be all the more difficult for national research centers to absorb given that the ministry also plans to drastically cut the lump sums it gives them for their expenses next year.

Inflation has cut the value of that sum to barely $20--perhaps 20--perhaps 20--perhapsnt market rent.

An average home in the U.S. pays $1,240 a year for its electricity, and GE believes the program could cut this sum by $850.

The Republicans claim that it will cost far more and totally reject the idea that it will cut the deficit by such a sum over the second decade.The CBO is required to score what Congress says it will do, not what it is likely will actually be done.

That was the original purpose of the Troubled Asset Relief Programme (TARP), before it was used to recapitalise banks, bail out carmakers and subsidise loan modifications.America could hasten deleveraging and improve workers' ability to move to new jobs by being more eager to cut the principal on mortgages to sums closer to homes' actual values.