Sentence examples for determined to cut through from inspiring English sources
Announcing a series of reforms intended to boost growth in the autumn of 2012, David Cameron promised that his government was "determined to cut through the bureaucracy that holds us back – and that starts with getting the planners off our backs".
"We're determined to cut through the bureaucracy that holds us back.
G1G also has a fascinating backstory that has turned it into an advocate for travelers, determined to cut through the "complexity of insurance jargon". I like that.
While all these writers aim to demystify, it is perhaps Lewis who is most determined to cut through the forest of dull subplots to get to the action.
We left Sandor clutching an axe, presumably determined to cut his way through the entire Brotherhood Without Banners.
Torn between House Republicans determined to cut taxes and Republican moderates in the Senate determined to reduce budget deficits, lawmakers could not pass a budget resolution through both the House and Senate, were unable to agree on new rules to restrain spending, and unable to pass even a short-term extension of last year's tax cuts.
Toward the end of my career, the government was determined to cut the civil justice budget by steamrollering the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishing of Offenders Act 2012 through parliament.
"The only way to access it was to cut through and cut away the decking area".
"There's this hope in you that doesn't want to die," said Mrs. Carr, who arrived here last month with her husband, more determined than ever to cut through the bureaucracy.
"Frankly, I am frustrated by the hoops you have to jump through to get anything done – and I come back to Parliament more determined than ever to cut through the dither that holds this country back," he wrote in the Mail on Sunday.
