Sentence examples for state cutting from inspiring English sources

The river then winds its way southward across the length of the state, cutting a narrow, steep-sided gorge into the mountainous terrain.

Their fiscal plans, while vague, suggest they would do most to reduce the size of the state – cutting more and taxing less than their opponents.

Meanwhile, the governor was criss-crossing the state, cutting ribbons and criticizing the Legislature, but would not meet legislative leaders to discuss the budget.

However, Hillary Clinton, the secretary of state, cutting short an Asian voyage with her president, Barack Obama, was later credited with persuading Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, to stay his hand.

In Britain, by contrast, the Conservative Liberal coalition, working under the banner of austerity, is steadily chipping away at the welfare state, cutting the level of benefits, tightening qualification requirements, and forcing students to pay more.

He objected to the use of eminent domain to seize the private land for the development, and to the way the approval process was routed through the state, cutting local officials out of the picture, among many other things.

With states cutting back in the face of budget crises, disease surveillance is worsening, several officials said.

The biggest single factor in the increasing cost to students has been the states cutting back on their funding for higher ed.

I've received a number of e-mails from people in the early childhood education movement who are already seeing states cutting their vital work.

"We've got a series of blue states raising taxes and a series of red states cutting taxes," Brownback said last year, referring to his policies as an experiment.

But with states cutting their budgets and public universities raising tuition, the private institutions also see an opportunity to win over parents now feeling economic pressure.