Sentence examples for ordered to shrink from inspiring English sources

LONDON — A year after the financial crisis nearly upended the British banking industry, two major lenders here were thrown a second financial lifeline by the government on Tuesday and ordered to shrink their businesses.

The Army is trying to balance orders to shrink its overall force size and being ready for major conflict or humanitarian disasters the world over.

Newspaper publishers continue holding to their strategy of buying out expensive veterans in order to shrink newsroom staffs; nearly the entire editorial board of the Newark Star Ledger just accepted their buyout offers.

Despite being lauded by David Cameron when it was initially launched, it has now fallen victim to the Government's own dogma, which revolves around the mantra of "belt tightening" in order to shrink the state.

The entire military is under orders to shrink the number of permanent bases abroad and work more closely with allies and partners in a shared effort to protect global security.

Not only is she required to eat and drink in order to shrink and grow herself to negotiate various obstacles in the Wonderland architecture, but the residents suspect she may be "the wrong Alice".

It is clear that the rising number of immigrants has put pressure on public services but this was mostly because Osborne under-invested in services in order to shrink the state.

If Mr. Trump prevails in court, future presidents could potentially use an executive order to shrink any of the dozens of monuments created by their predecessors or similarly revoke presidential decisions to protect federal waters.

The overarching question is whether the Pentagon's war plans need to be rewritten to take into account how the military has been affected by a decade of fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, and now by orders to shrink to fit mandated budget cuts.

A handful of states, including California and New York, guaranteed tobacco bond interest and principal in order to shrink the interest rate they have to pay a bit.

Finally, the long-range outlook was even dimmer as legislators sought ways to trim spending in order to shrink the $1.3 trillion federal deficit.