Sentence examples for moved to cut from inspiring English sources

Some Republican lawmakers have moved to cut off aid to Libya as a result.

The reports describe how the insurgents gradually moved to cut off the outpost, physically and socially.

In most cases, states have moved to cut state spending, particularly in education.

Worried about a sharp falloff in business, Mr. Claflin moved to cut thousands of jobs.

One firm moved to cut the wages of its drivers by £9,000 a year.

So of course the administration and the FBI moved to cut it off immediately.

Believing that equity markets were overpriced, the fund manager Michael Kaminsky moved to cut back on risk in the portfolio.

Faced with those outpourings of public criticism, Iraqi politicians moved to cut their salaries and raise food and oil subsidies.

The board, JPMorgan executives noted, moved to cut Mr. Dimon's compensation by 50 percent earlier this year.

In May 2007, both moved to cut off financing for combat operations in Iraq in less than a year.

Mr. Bloomberg has wisely moved to cut back placement contracts for agencies that have done a poor job.