Sentence examples for introduced cuts from inspiring English sources

The Labour leader said the prime minister has "form" for introducing controversial cuts without alerting the electorate after George Osborne introduced cuts to tax credits without a clear commitment in the Tory manifesto.

It's no coincidence, she says, that, in the same bill in which he introduced cuts to "the benefits of people who can't work because they've got cancer or Parkinson's", he also introduced 3m apprenticeships, and, at the same time as abolishing the child poverty targets, cut council rent by 1%.

In 2007 and 2008 Germany introduced cuts in unemployment insurance contributions, financed by a higher value added tax rate.

Low-cost carriers, such as SouthWest and Ryanair, introduced cut-throat rivalry on short-haul routes.

Sawada introduced cut-price airline travel in heavily regulated, high-cost Japan.

In addition, I have suggested that at the beginning of the setup there is often a prologue devoted to a more superficial introduction of the setting and the protagonist but before her goals are introduced (Cutting, 2016).

"But I didn't come into politics to introduce cuts, of course I didn't.

Labour planned to introduce cuts of £11bn a year from 2012.

David Cameron is accused of introducing cuts through the back door after giving an assurance earlier this year that the science budget would not face any cuts.

But Germany has its own reason for introducing cuts: It is legally bound by the "Schuldenbremse," or debt brake, that Parliament passed last year.

Johnson's record as mayor is as an avid cutter, introducing cuts in an economic downturn even before the Tory-led government was elected.