Sentence examples for lead to cuts in from inspiring English sources

Will it lead to cuts in students and lecturers?

She said that "this level of grant reduction will inevitably lead to cuts in services".

Left-wing critics claimed it would lead to cuts in social spending.

It is expected to lead to cuts in content and some kinds of programmes.

It is bound to lead to cuts in jobs, services and quality.

It won't lead to cuts in fees, but it might lead to better teaching.

Overstating a slowdown could lead to cuts in government programs that turn out not to have been necessary, he said.

Second, the austerity fever gripping Washington and state capitals could lead to cuts in the programs that have contributed to the decline.

It will lead to cuts in emissions only if the permits are strict enough, so the question of who allocates them is vital.

PARIS —Profits at pharmaceutical companies have been declining or showing little growth for the last year as austerity measures across Europe lead to cuts in health care spending.

That would led to cuts in spending in Scotland.