Sentence examples for slashed allocations from inspiring English sources

Now, after Australia's worst drought in a century, authorities have slashed allocations from the Murray for everyone, including viticulturists.I drive west from Mildura through parched farmlands.

In 2013, when government water projects slashed allocations to many San Joaquin Valley growers and the urban Southland because of dry conditions, the district drew its usual supply.

The European Commission, angry with national governments and industries which, in its view, pulled a fast one in the first phase of the ETS, has slashed national allocation plans for the second phase, in 2008-12.

If there's to be no carbon price after 2012, there's no reason for companies to invest in cleaner technology.Green is groovy, but that may not lastThe European Commission got tough last autumn, and slashed governments' allocation plans for the second phase of the ETS, which runs from 2008-12.

We are not afraid of authentic public debate about issues that will determine our future in this country: whether to create a biometric database unlike any other in the world, whether to enact land reform legislation, whether to slash budget allocations for welfare and education.

Hibernian have slashed the ticket allocation to away fans for their Premiership Play-off semi-final and will only make 1,500 tickets available to supporters of either Queen of the South or Rangers.

Or maybe it's that the Central Valley Project and State Water Project allocations have been slashed to zero for first time ever.

The $2 million collected so far to fund the proposition has come from unidentified agriculture interests in the Central Valley, where thousands of acres of land have been left fallow as water allocations have been slashed in recent years.

Last year, he saw his allocation of water slashed first by 20%, then by 30% and finally by 40%.

He once voted against the budget, and the speaker took revenge by slashing his entire allocation.

Some cuts have already come down the pike, with the government slashing next year's allocation to a maintenance fund for royal estates by $750,000.