Officials are also considering ending the issuance of 30-year bonds, whose sales have already been slashed to a mere $15 billion a year from $47.2 billion in 1991.
The IRS, whose budget to audit and investigate wrongdoing has been slashed to a fraction of its size a decade ago, may not have the resources or will to pursue the NRA.
"The news that their poetry publishing will now be slashed to a single annual anthology is terrible for British poets.
Interest rates were slashed to a record low of 0.5% in 2009 in a bid to stem the fallout from the global financial crisis.
The Hearts wage bill, which peaked at £12m per year, has been slashed to a tenth of that figure before bonuses.
In March 2009, as the bank base rate was slashed to a historic low of 0.5%, when did the (colossally paid) experts say they would rise again?
Already enraged that his share had been slashed to a third of the original commission, Tabbah decided to fight for the money owed him by suing Mobil, Giffen, Eronat, and the Kazkh.
Infomercials tend to follow a formula: the product is demonstrated; a customer gives a breathless testimonial; a price is named, then slashed to a yours-for-only lower price; a toll-free number or Web address is supplied.
A Lib Dem campaigner, Dawn Glatz, said that as well as Brexit the main worries for Tory voters in Witney were NHS cuts and local issues such as bus provision in the constituency, which had been slashed to a bare minimum.
The following year, when the payroll was slashed to a league low of $16.7 million and the team was reduced to traveling on commercial flights, not charters like every other N.H.L. team, the Islanders finished last again.
