Sentence examples for instigated cuts from inspiring English sources

Because editors and senior staff defend their fiefs so fiercely, few have an incentive to think about how to create or extend strong programme brands.An internal consultation document released last year, uncatchily entitled "Delivering Quality First", removed some layers of management and instigated cuts to programming budgets.

They have also instigated big cuts to Department of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, including axing the Commission for Sustainable Development – leading Jonathan Porritt to suggest that there might be "a pattern emerging along the lines of 'slash the deficit, sod the environment'".

Towards 2050 governments start to regulate the use of resources very strictly and instigate power cuts and water rationing.

The latest round of cost-cutting comes after the £700m package of cuts instigated by Thompson.

The wave of knife crime may be linked directly to the police budget cuts instigated by the coalition government and continued under Theresa May, a former head of Scotland Yard has suggested.

When the Portuguese-born banker took the helm of Lloyds at the start of the March, the unions urged him to put the brakes on the job cuts instigated by his predecessor as HBOS and Lloyds were integrated.

But while is now fighting fires, and implementing the £700m of cuts instigated by his predecessors, Hall's toughest task is still to come - the all-important charter renewal negotiations with the government, to be completed by 2017, which will shape what the BBC looks like as it heads towards its centenary in 2022.

But Cameron QC's grandee intervention made it personal: the cuts were instigated by his little brother, Dave.

Bury Council has to make savings of £16m in addition to £40m of cuts already instigated.

The council has to make savings of £16m in addition to £40m of cuts already instigated.

To implement the cuts the bank has instigated a voluntary redundancy programme for the 2,000 employees in the Bootle office.