Sentence examples for make substantial cuts from inspiring English sources

Worse than that, a separate Scotland would have to make substantial cuts in public spending.

And with this retreat has come a willingness to make substantial cuts in the Pentagon's budget — cuts that Hagel will be expected to oversee.

Remploy says it must make "substantial" cuts in the factory network in order to modernise the operation and keep within a government subsidy of £555m over five years.

ENO is having to make substantial cuts and reduce the number of productions after Arts Council England cut its annual grant by 29% – £5m a year.

Morgan Stanley is said to have decided to make substantial cuts now, while leaving the bulk of its fixed-income business in place for when trading recovers.

Beijing, which did not release any other official statement on the downgrade, called on Washington to make substantial cuts to its "gigantic military expenditure" and its "bloated social welfare" programs.

"This is not a time to think about making substantial cuts in police numbers".

Far from being "ringfenced", the NHS will be forced to make (and already is making) substantial cuts in services.

"IDS should get his facts right, given his local authority – Waltham Forest – has also made substantial cuts.

This is not the time to think about making substantial cuts in police numbers," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

"I think that this is not a time to think about making substantial cuts in police numbers and I'm looking at the country as a whole".