Sentence examples for imposed cuts from inspiring English sources

In two spending bills for previous years, Republicans imposed cuts on House operations.

Meanwhile, Europe's big five mobile operators are starting to feel the pinch of regulator imposed cuts to call prices.

No such luck, predictably Miliband attacked instead on the New Labour ground that the coalition has imposed cuts on police budgets all over the country.

They have warned of devastating consequences if Rajoy, who has already imposed cuts and tax increases worth €15bn, is obliged to find a further €40bn over nine months.

Local authorities struggling to cope with the scale of government imposed cuts are braced for further bad news in the form of George Osborne's spending review.

When the Legislature recently imposed cuts that forced the program to reduce benefits for thousands of legal immigrants, critics were quick to charge that the program was unraveling.

We imposed cut-offs and ranked probes by Wilcoxon ranked sum test in a two-group comparison with P < 0.05 considered significant.

These promoters are conserved also in the Brassicaceae but already in eurosids II their recognition depends on imposed cut-offs and requires biological validation.

The government has to impose cuts in salaries and pensions".

Otherwise you have a secret plan to impose cuts, right?

Sweden swung the axe from the finance ministry, imposing cuts across the board.