Sentence examples for post cutting from inspiring English sources
This category of spending is particularly easy for lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to hack at because, as David Kamin explained in The Washington Post, "cutting it is as simple as changing numbers on a spreadsheet".
A council spokesman said it hoped to minimise job losses by deleting empty posts, cutting back on agency staff and redeploying affected staff elsewhere.
Faced with multibillion-dollar losses and significant declines in first-class mail, the post office is cutting deals with businesses and direct mail marketers to increase the number of sales pitches they send by standard mail, the official term the agency uses for what is less kindly referred to as junk mail.
Note: Forrester only lets press use one illustration per post, so I've had to update the post by cutting out the other graphics and inserting the data into the text instead.
The United States Postal Service wants to cancel Saturday deliveries; the Netherlands' PostNL is shutting 300 local offices; New Zealand Post is cutting its service back to just three days a week.
Toomer ran a post pattern, cutting to the left, and Barber broke to the right, wide open, nothing but wet grass between him and the goal line.
He may have been better going for the far post after cutting in from the left.
Mark Marshall was a menace down the left and forced a stop at the near post after cutting inside and shooting but it was goalless at the break.
The previously invisible Charles N'Zogbia then struck a firm low drive into the Pole's arms, though Southampton's dangerous attacking options came to the fore once again as the exciting Jason Puncheon struck the base of the post after cutting inside from the right.
President Donald Trump's administration relieved Vivek Murthy of his surgeon general post Friday, cutting his four-year term in half.
But even today, when the post office is cutting back on service and the e-vite threatens to wipe out the written variety, the revival of interest in engraving gives Collins hope.
