Sentence examples for exists to cut from inspiring English sources

Senate Rule 22 now exists to cut off what are ghost filibusters, disembodied debates.

Power plants generate almost 70percentt of the sulfur dioxide air pollution, and reasonably priced technology exists to cut such emissions, so imposing regulations like caps on the industry makes sense, said John M. McManus, vice president for environmental services at the company, based in Columbus, Ohio.

This is a government that exists to cut the deficit.

As a young man I was raised on the coast of British Columbia to believe that the rainforests existed to be cut.

"It is not accountable to any constituency, and it exists only to cut provider payments to fit a mathematically created target".

Clearly, the public does not recognise the home secretary's description of policing as a service that exists exclusively to cut crime.

The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy says the technology exists now to cut electricity use by one-quarter by 2020 through efficiency alone.

The fact that a posttranscriptional quality control exists to prevent accumulation of CUTs suggests that they are aberrant and predicts that there should be little selection pressure on their expression.

Methods currently exist, for instance, to cut mercury emissions from power plants by as much as ninety per cent; the Administration is uninterested.

But, a compromise does exist; a path to cut sharply those CO2 emissions while still putting out those lights: LED lights.

A survey by the OECD published this week argues that the government's target of stabilising the debt-to-GDP ratio by the middle of the next decade is based on unrealistic assumptions about growth prospects.The power of the construction lobby proves that room exists for the government to cut spending but not by much.