Sentence examples for faced a cut from inspiring English sources

In both cases the claimants faced a cut in housing benefit because they were said to be "under-occupying" the additional rooms classified as spare.

In both cases, the claimants faced a cut in housing benefit because they were deemed to be "under-occupying" the additional rooms which were classified as spare.

And last year some graduate teachers faced a cut in their pay of nearly 22% for doing the same type of teaching assignment that they did the year before.

Figures produced by Newcastle city council show that, on average, local authorities faced a cut of £61 a year for each person in the total funding they received from government throughout the coalition's first comprehensive spending review, ending March 2014.

Most famously, the 1997 balanced-budget agreement between President Bill Clinton and the GOP-led Congress included cuts that Congress deferred for 17 years with an annual provision known as the "doc fix". It was finally eliminated under a deal Obama reached with Congress in 2015, or else providers would have faced a cut of 21percentt.

The Ministry approved a $90,000 project support for the Church of Norway, while the pressure group Bellona faced a cut of the same amount.

The Royal Academy of Engineering is facing a cut from £12.8m to £12.6m.

It was not immediately known whether those who changed assignments would face a cut in pay.

City visits Wolves, a forlorn team occupying last place and facing a cut from the big leagues and big money.

One of the biggest losers was the Institute of Contemporary Arts in central London which faces a cut of 42.5%.

"I have four children, a long-term condition that is getting worse and facing a cut to my income.