Sentence examples for slashed maintenance from inspiring English sources
Loans taken out to cover daily living costs, the category over which Scottish ministers have direct control, jumped by 64% to £409m after the government in Edinburgh slashed maintenance grants to fund other policies in 2012.
Many landlords, desperate to keep afloat, stopped screening new tenants and slashed maintenance costs, Lowenthal said.
According to a report on BusinessGreen.com, the company claims that improvements to the electrolyte stack have doubled its life expectancy to 10 years, slashing maintenance costs, while design changes to enable mass production of the unit have also cut production costs.
Edlin contends in a lawsuit that Veolia executives brought on the crisis by slashing maintenance and staffing to boost their bottom line.
During the fiscal crisis of the 1970s, city officials slashed street maintenance budgets so severely that many roads were a shambles, and it was not uncommon to see potholes so deep that city trash cans were put inside to warn drivers.
That move, the first for an international airport in Japan, saves tractor use fees for airlines and slashes maintenance costs for Ibaraki.
The Tories have cut housing benefits for 18- to 21-year-olds, excluded under-25s from the minimum wage rise and slashed the education maintenance allowance.
The Forest Service would fare no better, with its meager capital improvement and maintenance budget slashed by a startling 73%.
Routine maintenance, in general, will also be slashed by $213,000 annually, which means maintenance projects outside of immediate repairs will be delayed or postponed.
The comments were made as he rejected a challenge by mother-of-two Tracey Wright to a decision by a family court judge to slash her future maintenance.
Similarly, the Parks Department was going to slash its seasonal maintenance workers, force the closing of zoos in Brooklyn and Queens by withdrawing its subsidy and stop trimming the city's 500,000 street trees, except in emergencies.
