Sentence examples for necessity to cut from inspiring English sources

South, seeing the necessity to cut the communications between the defenders, let East win the first trick.

She, like several other dancers, had hard words for Mr. Martins, although she acknowledged his skill at running the company and the necessity to cut costs.

McNally has been a fierce defender in the Lords of the necessity to cut deep into the annual legal aid budget.

Stock markets are succumbing to the deflationary, and very negative conditions in many European nations that have been driven by very real necessity to cut budget deficits and reduce debt.

The necessity here is to cut the birthrates directly.

By necessity, athletes have to cut back on their training while they are pregnant.

Another Christian Democrat official described Germany's business outlook as improving at lower levels in many areas but added that the likely necessity in May to cut back on social services and the probable sacrifice of promised tax cuts by the Free Democrats would be extremely difficult political choices for the coalition.

Politicians in President François Hollande's government, including the outspoken industry minister, Arnaud Montebourg, publicly took the company to task over the plan, but later acknowledged that it was a commercial and financial necessity for the company to cut capacity.

Our reservations centered on one sentence, namely, "We recognize the necessity of a program to cut the mid-and long-term federal deficit.. " Since we do not agree with this statement, we could not sign the letter.

The answer is that apart from the effects of unemployment itself the United States does not in fact face a serious deficit problem over the next generation, and for this reason there is no "necessity [for] a program to cut the mid-and long-term deficit".

"But when you have to cut out necessities it's much more challenging".