Sentence examples for decided to slash from inspiring English sources
So its supporters were surprised when the state decided to slash Homeplace's funding by $750,000 some months ago.
In case you missed it, OPEC just decided to slash its oil production to keep gasoline prices high.
Q: Several pharmaceutical companies have recently decided to slash the price of antiretroviral drugs for developing countries, most notably Africa.
When it closed on Wednesday without a single bid, the owners decided to slash the price drastically and try again.
Mr. Gauhar and his Abraaj team decided to slash the work force by a third, cut off nonpayers and destroy illegal connections.
(Reuters) MIDDLE EAST LEBANON: BID TO REVIVE ECONOMY -- The new government of Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri decided to slash import duties in a bid to revive a flagging economy, Information Minister Ghazi Aridi said.
Should Sweden decide to slash its development aid budget this year, it is likely to become the third Nordic country to do so.
The bigger threat to Medicare, Medicaid and other health care programs could come when Congress decides to slash spending to make up for the ballooning deficit the tax cuts cause.
With the struggling computer maker finally deciding to slash jobs, as Wall Street has long entreated, investors bet Thursday evening that they might.
Congress hasn't helped matters any by deciding to slash food stamp benefits at just the wrong moment.
Levin and Van Hollen proposed a three-month extension that is unpaid for, though aides said they could decide to slash agriculture subsidies as a way to cover the cost.
