Sentence examples for cut to a minimum from inspiring English sources

Serebrennikov said subsidies to his own theatre had been cut to a minimum, and nobody tried to influence him any more because they were aware it was pointless.

Equality was scorned, the idea of trickle-down economics lauded, government condemned as a fetter on the market and duly downsized, immigration encouraged, regulation cut to a minimum, taxes reduced and a blind eye turned to corporate evasion.

It then created absurdly complicated and expensive contractual procedures, in which spending on architectural quality was cut to a minimum, with the result that very many truly terrible school designs were produced.

One can foresee a condensed student edition drawn mainly from convolutes B (Fashion), H (The Collector), I (The Interior), J (Baudelaire), K (Dream City), N (On the Theory of Knowledge) and Y (Photo- graphy), in which the quotations will be cut to a minimum and most of the surviving text will be by Benjamin himself.

The logic of gradual cooperation was so powerful that in 1962 even Barry M. Goldwater, the conservative Arizona senator, predicted that by 2012, "the Mexican border will become as the Canadian border, a free one, with the formalities and red tape of ingress and egress cut to a minimum so that the residents of both countries can travel back and forth across the line as if it was not there".

Monster Cable even said that on short runs, digital loss is cut to a minimum.

The negotiators also want to propose additional cuts in programs included in annual Congressional spending bills, although Democrats want to hold further cuts to a minimum, arguing they agreed to $1 trillion in domestic discretionary cuts over 10 years in last year's Budget Control Act without a dime in tax increases.

Despite Mr. Pataki's insistence that the gap should be closed without raising taxes -- a position that many legislators saw as his bid to tack back to the conservative wing of his party -- the Legislature passed a budget that raised taxes and kept cuts to a minimum, and offered the bond deal to the city.

"We have tried to keep the cuts to a minimum and will continue to operate evening and Sunday services to most areas of Derby without subsidy".

Hampshire says the savings will come from merging and streamlining some centres' management structures and will keep front line cuts to a minimum.

Cut contact to a minimum, or cut it off altogether.