Sentence examples for cut upon from inspiring English sources

According to Anna, her mother's face "never lost the deep lines those first hours of pioneer life cut upon it".

He is not fulfilling it … It is cut upon cut and there is no intervention from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport".

There is no credibility [in] piling austerity on austerity, tax rise on tax rise, cut upon cut in the eventual hope that it will work when the evidence is pointing the other way".

There would also be a dent to the public finances if immigration is cut upon exit, given migrants are large net contributors to the Treasury and rejuvenate Britain's ageing population, according to a report by a CER commission last year.

I work with homeless young people and have been dealing with the consequences of cut upon cut in support services, along with benefit sanctions that leave people destitute, tear families apart and push those with fragile mental health towards suicide.

And the world must remember the lesson of the 1930s: that there is no credibility in piling austerity on austerity, tax rise on tax rise, cut upon cut in the eventual hope that it will work when all the evidence is pointing the other way.A week after Mr Balls's speech Mr Osborne directly set out his contrary view, saying:Each day, people suggest to me things we should be doing differently.

Indian officials decided to cut agreed-upon number of WH pool allowed into spray of extended bilat [bilateral meeting] from eight to five.

The figures presented by the Government also appear to hide the true impact of cuts upon some local authorities.

They were willing to undermine the full faith and credit of the US government in order to force draconian spending cuts upon the White House.

Other general rules included uniform customs regulations and the obligation of each contracting nation to negotiate for tariff cuts upon the request of another.

The union's national organiser, Laura Davison, spoke earlier this week about "the attrition of cuts upon cuts" at Newsquest and protested at "the lack of investment in the newspapers and websites which have led to high workloads and stress".