Sentence examples for right trimming from inspiring English sources

Chancellor Schröder's U-turn wasn't as stark, but during the second half of his term, which ran from 1998 to 2005, he swung to the right, trimming welfare benefits and relaxing Germany's tight labor laws).

Assemble the cake pieces according to the picture at right, trimming as necessary.

Chinalco owns about 9percentt of the combined Rio Tinto group and would have spent $1.5 billion to take up all its rights, trimming its average holding cost in Rio to around 44 pounds a share.

Her style of collaborating with clients reflects those bucolic, craft-filled beginnings; instead of sticking to purely pedigreed sources, she scours antique fairs for the right trim or trinket, just as her mother used to, with Matilda in a stroller.

Even better, in the right trim configuration you can also haul as many as eight of your closest friends.

Use the left and right trim tabs to control the bank of the boat and keep it from tipping over.

In addition to 8,000 yards of fabric ($25 a yard), the inventory includes 2 dobby looms (right), 10 trimming looms and 11 jacquard looms ($5,000 to $12,000).

"It's a step in the right direction, trimming the oversized Russian military," said Pavel Felgenhauer, a journalist and independent military analyst.

Fig. 1 Density plots/histograms of key demographics before (left panel) and after (right panel) trimming (Note the change in scale of the horizontal axis after trimming).

Even if he does harbour longings for a closer eventual union with China, its Communist rulers view the 58-year-old upstart as a liberal with ugly habits: advocating human rights and trimming his sails to suit the Taiwanese majority.

But companies also reserve the right to trim their workforce at the first sign of trouble.