Sentence examples for slashing funding from inspiring English sources

State governments have been slashing funding, driving per-student spending to historic lows, forcing schools to raise tuition, while controlling costs through salary freezes and other austerity measures.

Farrant's central concern is how the government can achieve its objective while at the same time slashing funding and dismantling the essential structures that make local organisations work.

Paradoxically, even as governors are slashing funding for maternal health programmes, there is growing awareness of the problem of poor maternal health.

According to a survey, 60% of students have less than an hour of drugs education per year and the coalition is slashing funding by 80%.

But at the same time as asking people to express their views, the government is – with no hint of the absurd – slashing funding for speech and language therapy (SLT).

However, Brown, the county sheriff, alluded to inadequate mental healthcare – a problem which has bedevilled California since it started slashing funding in the 1960s, leaving police and jails to fill the gaps.

Amid rising optimism about the Korean economy, South Korea's semiconductor manufacturers are still slashing funds for upgrading factories.

Slashing funds for education, infrastructure and other vital needs will undercut future competitiveness and endanger industrialized nations' economic performance for generations.

At least half the states are experiencing serious budget stringency and are slashing funds for their public colleges and universities.

"At a time when governments are slashing funds for research, the fact that this project is still being supported is progress," Giorgi says.

Sport England have threatened to slash funding by a fifth to sports if they fail to meet participation targets.