Sentence examples for significantly pared from inspiring English sources

The measure creating the new agency has already been significantly pared back from the Obama administration's proposal.

Lorraine Heggessey, the former BBC1 controller, has said the corporation's commissioning process is too bureaucratic and should be significantly pared back as part of cost-cutting plans.

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Huddle's new version is significantly pared down in terms of how it looks, with the simplified interface pointing users to view and interact with files, as well as see related discussions and metadata in one central place — the idea is to keep people from jogging from one screen to another, or one application to another — both of which can become time-consuming distractions.

The list released Wednesday by CPS was significantly pared down from the 330 schools previously flagged as "underutilized" by CPS.

A sweeping measure to offer state-subsidized healthcare coverage to people in the country illegally was significantly pared back Thursday in an effort to rein in costs as it cleared a key legislative hurdle.

Ultimately, it gives employers a route to significantly pare back their contributions to the health benefits of their employees.

Mr. Finch is less convincing when he says that efficiencies in government will help him significantly pare its size.

Only recently did he acknowledge the need to significantly pare the company's brand and model lineup, to better match the company's bloated infrastructure with the shrinking market.

European regulators are set on Friday to approve a reduced version of the Universal Music Group's $1.9 billion takeover of EMI Music, allowing Universal to expand its dominance as the world's largest music company but significantly paring down its ambitions, according to several people involved in the talks.

The Office of Management and Budget, under President George W. Bush, directed the Corps to significantly pare back the budget to about $2 billion.