Sentence examples for permanently cut from inspiring English sources

First, a serious energy efficiency scheme to permanently cut costs.

This would provide Republicans with far more room to permanently cut taxes later in the year.

Tony Blair argues that investing the windfall tax will permanently cut unemployment, and thus the welfare bill.

The tax bill that became law in January permanently cut the corporate tax rate from 35percenttoto 21percentt.

Caterpillar announced Monday that about 2,500 laid-off workers will be permanently cut from the company.

By more than two to one they want to see services restored when the economy grows, not permanently cut.

The House bill permanently cuts the number of income tax brackets from seven to four.

It gives even more tax breaks to the top 1% and permanently cuts corporate tax rates at the expense of middle class families.

The islands were not permanently cut-off from the floodplain, satisfying the sixth criteria, and local features were taken into account (e.g. reconnecting to a former side-channel) satisfying the seventh criterion.

Be aware that when using this method there is a risk that the bangle bracelet may be on your arm permanently or cut off if it is too small, or your hand too large even if you use the same method to try and remove it.

The laboratory's work is to test what might happen if spent nuclear fuel were to be stored permanently in caverns cut deep into rock.