Sport England have threatened to slash funding by a fifth to sports if they fail to meet participation targets.
Take its decision to slash funding to the only museum in England dedicated to celebrating the history of working people.
His proposal would slash funding that Spain, among others, receives in agricultural subsidies and development aid for its poorer regions and tip it into the net contributor column.
Most House Republicans want to slash funding for the American Community Survey, which gives annual updates of Americans' economic, demographic and housing characteristics.
Today we again have a conservative government that wants to slash funding to universities, hike student fees, and take Australia to war.
The future of one of London's leading arts venues, Battersea Arts Centre, is in doubt after the local council unveiled plans to slash funding.
Despite reversing the 2013 cuts, the federal government still plans to slash funding for the National Partnership on Legal Assistance Services scheme.
Trump's proposed budget would slash funding for mental-health treatment and research programs funded through the Departments of Education and Health and Human Services, among others.
Second, he would slash funding for the federal E-Verify database, an electronic system that enables employers to check documents provided by new hires against government records.
And once the U.S. and Europe follow through on their recent decisions to slash funding for the African Union, the U.N. will be forced to assume peacekeeping duties in Darfur after all.
Exxon has long led the oil majors in investment in research and technology, keeping up such work even when the oil price collapse of the late 1990s led rivals to slash funding.
