Sentence examples for possibility of cutting from inspiring English sources

As for cuts, the report raised the possibility of cutting the budget for part-time employees, cutting supplies for the county jail and cutting money for uniforms for parks employees and police officers.

Bradshaw had raised the possibility of cutting the licence fee in his keynote speech.

Squadron said Fox officials raised the possibility of cutting the technology before last Sunday's game.

This would also give the possibility of cutting down on flight costs by taking a cheaper flight.

One early draft floated the possibility of cutting two of the army's 10 divisions to help pay for modernization.

During the last general election, when he was shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, he raised the possibility of cutting public spending by £20bn.

In any event, it should be noted that, in this context, one needs to take into account not only the social cost of a given disease, but also the real possibilities of cutting down those costs thanks to the existing technologies, meaning the diagnostic, therapeutic and rehabilitative tools that are already available or are being adopted.

No 10 ruled out the possibility of Osborne cutting short his holiday, and said Cameron would also not be returning to take personal charge.

Ms Eagle also warned about the impact on fares and levels and quality of services and the possibility of First cutting short the contract.

LONDON, July 10 - A confidential British military assessment examines the possibility of drastically cutting troop strength in Iraq by the end of next year, to 3,000 from about 8,500 now, in a memo leaked to the newspaper The Mail on Sunday.

Academics were the internet's earliest adopters, with all the possibilities for cutting publishers out of the loop which that offers.