Sentence examples for resources cuts from inspiring English sources

The NHS has been fragmented by this government's policies: it is being squeezed of cash and resources; cuts to local authorities have heaped pressure on it; and it is being ever more stretched by an ageing population.

Only truly sustainable farming maximizes on-farm, natural resources, cuts toxic damage to people and the environment, and reduces the overall degradation of soils and water while producing better food and livelihoods for the people involved.

The principal reason to emigrate is human resources cuts in the Spanish healthcare sector, caused by the crisis.

The gold-plated final-salary pension scheme had been shut, resources cut.

"The experience of every healthcare worker, every doctor, is of having resources cut every year.

But by last year, the proliferation of filings during the roaring 1990's, combined with the lack of resources, cut that back to once every seven years.

But if we lose yet more firefighters and have our resources cut even more, I worry we won't be able to work effectively to keep you safe.

Countries must cut public spending on desperately needed health and education programs; let foreign companies buy and control local natural resources; cut corporate taxes; and eliminate food subsidies and price controls essential to fighting hunger.

A small but growing number of companies have begun thinking this way, and they say it is essential for wealthy consumption-based societies that must begin to conserve resources, cut greenhouse gas emissions and reduce landfill.

Specifically, the questions concern claims being made by CNN and ABC News that a joint venture would enable them to marry their resources, cut redundancies and increase ad sales enough to generate more than $200 million in additional profits a year for the combined company.

However, in general this approach is very hard to teach inside traditional educational institutions, where students are paying a lot of money to be individually assessed and are taught within a single discipline such as fine art or communication design – subjects that have most likely had their resources cut, leaving little room for experimentation.