Sentence examples for major cutback from inspiring English sources

Of course, this would be the economic equivalent of suicide terrorism: oil exports provide more than 80percentt of Iranian government revenues, and a major cutback would wreck Iran's economy.

The move is highly significant because a major cutback in oil imports by Italy, Libya's largest trading partner, could amount to the severest economic measure taken against Libya by any European country.

It is the first major cutback undertaken by New York's new archbishop, Edward M. Egan, who will be elevated to the rank of cardinal next week by Pope John Paul II. Church leaders cited the school's declining enrollment as well its inability to support itself.

The few distributors left standing absorbed another blow: a major cutback in rebates and advertising support from PC makers.

Frank has survived a major cutback in government-funded advertising and, as long as illegal drug use is falling, looks set to be around for a while yet, whether it is responsible for that decline or not.

But Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif). said she would fight what she called "a major cutback of the Clean Air Act". On media ownership, negotiators approved a amendment to the spending bill that would overturn a Federal Communications Commission decision in June to allow a television network to own enough stations to reach up to 45% of viewers nationwide.

Many cultural institutions are facing major cutbacks due to the sting of the economic meltdown.

The announcement is scheduled just a few weeks before Xerox is expected to announce major cutbacks.

Fife is not the only council announcing major cutbacks to its library service.

With local authorities facing major cutbacks, the challenge to target resources effectively is immense.

The commission has been criticized by consumer groups for years for being toothless and largely ineffective, a problem some attribute to major cutbacks under Republican administrations.