Sentence examples for cutback of the from inspiring English sources

The Chancellor's mimicry of the Murdoch "imperial" message suggests the Government favours a self-imposed cutback of the £174.4m that the BBC spends on its online activities.

The agenda was not limited to summer school, the officials said, but covered a variety of issues, including a possible sale of the Board of Education headquarters and a cutback of the bureaucracy there.

The huge cutbacks of the 1990s saddled GM with nearly three retirees for every active worker.

They also expect to reverse the cutbacks of the 1990's and expand services.

But that means only that the retail report is buoyed by inequality, in which the purchasing power of the few can overshadow the cutbacks of the many.

In the veterans health system, the cutbacks of the 1990s left only a small network of programs for the most extreme addicts.

The citizens of Nassau County must band together to ensure a return to the level of police service they enjoyed before the massive cutbacks of the Suozzi administration.

Congress passed the Social Security recommendations of the so-called Greenspan Commission in 1983 and the military cutbacks of the Defense Base Realignment and Closure Commission in 2005.

Libraries and librarians were perhaps the mightiest force in the children's book world until the cutbacks of the 1970s and a boom in parental book-buying during the 1980s knocked them from their throne.

Much of the nation made the mandated cutback of 20percentt, or came close to it.

But, with the cutback of imports, some of those old jokes may seem relevant again.