Sentence examples for slashed funding from inspiring English sources

The government has slashed funding for NHS dentistry by £170m since the Tories first entered No 10, and it is expecting patients to make up the shortfall.

Zakelius traced the poor performances to the lack of investment in Olympic sports: One of the main reasons has to be that the Australian government has in recent years drastically slashed funding support for its Olympians.

In June the State Legislature slashed funding to $500,000 from a high of $2.5 million in 2001, he said, forcing the center to cancel two plays this season.

The advent of internet wagering, including the likes of Advanced Deposit Wagering (ADW), has slashed funding for horsemen and purses, the revenue for which is primarily funded from on-track handles that traditionally progressed towards a 50-50 model between the two.

Martin also slashed funding to social programs.

Yet she slashed funding for programs that supported pregnant teens.

For DOE, the bill slashes funding for renewable energy technologies and increases funding for fossil fuels.

When we slash funding for mental health care, we set the stage for another tragedy.

The Ugandan government has slashed funds for schools under its Universal Primary Education UPEE) programme by 25%.

In part it is because stockmarket falls in 2008 slashed fund managers' revenues, leaving some groups with broken business models.

The Clinton administration, after Congress slashed funds for the project, lined up support from several foreign governments.