Sentence examples for slashing of from inspiring English sources

The slashing of Medicare by $270 billion.

The slashing of her neck left her nearly decapitated.

The Maastricht criteria are important, but they require a slashing of the welfare state.

Environmental protection suffered under Harper's gag order on scientists and his slashing of government agency budgets.

Browne proposes a slashing of the government teaching grant from £3.5bn to £0.7bn.

The wire prevents slashing of bags, and you can't remove the entire bag.

Republican leaders have been careful to distance themselves from the slashing of programmes dear to one of their core constituencies.

Everyone else paid a price -- in higher taxes, in across-the-board slashing of essential services, in real pain.

The ruthless slashing of social services, and cuts to policing and the NHS have left teachers flailing.

Such policies mean the slashing of government budgets, leading to cutbacks in spending on health care and education.

"The loss of Formula One on TV and the slashing of BBC3's budget are hitting the same younger audiences.