Sentence examples for moves to cut from inspiring English sources
"If the President moves to cut Social Security -- whether it's by cutting benefits, raising the retirement age, or both -- it would be catastrophic: for his presidency, for his party, and for the nation".
Similar recommendations for other departments are likely to emerge as Congress moves to cut domestic spending.
G.M. already announced this summer a series of moves to cut its costs by $10 billion.
Moves to cut climate research at the CSIRO made international headlines.
Public sector trade unions would resist any moves to cut pay, pensions and reform the state services, they argue.
Mr. McDonell said he was making these moves to cut costs and integrate the magazine and digital properties.
Directing capital to costly projects like the Great Australian Bight is high risk as the world moves to cut emissions.
It wants to sell around 400 non-core premises this year, as it moves to cut its £2.1bn debt.
While developed countries have greater agricultural output, developing countries have more farmers who would be affected by moves to cut carbon-related emissions, some experts say.
A Downing Street read-out of a meeting between David Cameron and Ms Solberg said she also supported moves to cut regulation within the trade bloc.
She became the latest Tory MP to condemn moves to cut tax credits in April amid evidence of rapidly growing disquiet in party ranks over the proposals.
