Sentence examples for policy of cutting from inspiring English sources

So far the crisis in Sao Paulo city has been managed by a policy of cutting water pressure at night and giving incentives to people who cut back on use.

"We need to halt the present short-sighted policy of cutting 455 police officers and if elected mayor I will stop Boris Johnson's threat of cuts to the 630 safer neighbourhood police teams.

Clearly the policy of cutting fares is affordable.

"Clearly the policy of cutting fares is affordable," the letter said.

Mr Bush has left his policy of cutting taxes untouched despite the extra costs of the war on terrorism.

Mr. Raffarin's policy of cutting health-care outlays, she said, "has put our health-care system in danger".

Three years ago May, then starting out on her policies of cutting the pay and conditions of a significant number of officers, was booed at the conference by a vocal minority.

Economy Minister Jose Luis Machinea spent much of the weekend reassuring Wall Street analysts and international bankers that the government would not budge from its policies of cutting its deficit to decrease interest rates.

The Liberals continue to finish first in voter preference polls, but the Canadian Alliance has won rapidly growing support in recent months, indicating that many Canadians like its policies of cutting taxes and reducing government debts and deficits.

But not only have policies of cutting taxes and slashing red tape been co-opted by the president where useful, but they do not add up to a second stimulus.

Bowen, the state representative, couldn't help but see the irony: "The same individuals that champion the policies of cutting and cutting and cutting resources to these communities come back and say, 'now that you are in turmoil, and you're oppressed, we want to fix this problem.