Sentence examples for cutting net from inspiring English sources

Why is cutting net migration so difficult?

The company also restated some results, cutting net income from 2001 through the first half of 2003.

Their manifesto described cutting net migration to the tens of thousands as an "ambition". 5. Why is the number of people coming to the UK going up?

However, if May is to meet her promise of cutting net migration to the tens of thousands, she will need to reduce migration from across the world.

During his first 16 months, $1 billion disappeared from $8.3 billion in annual sales revenue, cutting net income by more than half.

The company is selling assets to help achieve its target of cutting net debt by half to 3.6 billion euros by early next year.

It was another season of flashing cameras and cutting nets for the No. 1 Cadets (35-1), won won every possible postseason title for the third straight year.

Maritime lawyers question whether the group has legal authority for its actions — ranging from cutting nets and blocking fishermen to ramming whaling vessels — but Sea Shepherd claims its tactics are necessary.

"The old manual method of laying out and cutting netted 35 fittings per man a day, while the computerized labeling system produced 100 fittings per man a day," he said.

The overriding problem with cutting nets is that dolphins do not readily leave confinement.

His night shift ranges from cutting netting from scaffolding, throwing shoes with flowers in them, and extending car-parking lines.