Sentence examples for should aim to cut from inspiring English sources

It's a myth that businesses should aim to cut costs.

The IPCC's figures suggest the developed world should aim to cut by 25-40% below 1990 levels by 2020.

Scottish ministers should aim to cut the country's greenhouse gas emissions by a challenging but achievable 61% by 2030, an influential advisory committee has recommended.

The United States and Russia should aim to cut the numbers of their nuclear weapons to the low hundreds and to take all of them off hair-trigger alert, with a view to eventually eliminating them under existing treaty obligations.

Adults in the UK should aim to cut their sugar intake to 5% of daily calories if they can, according to the World Health Organisation – less than the amount, for an average person, in a single can of Coca-Cola.

The new goals should aim to cut child mortality by half by 2030, and also provide an opportunity to lift all but a handful of developing countries out of the status of aid recipients, he said.

A strong-minded person should not aim to cut out all mistakes, but rather, to move past them with purpose.

The official Treasury document on the cuts says that they aim to "cut Whitehall waste and protect schools spending".

If you want to keep it trim, aim to cut two or three times a summer.

Brazil said it would aim to cut deforestation 70percentt in the next decade.

Other programs aim to cut down on food waste, too.