Sentence examples for take steps to cut from inspiring English sources

"If Iraqi oil returns, we may have to take steps to cut back," Mr. Naimi said.

The Government would also lift trade restrictions on private concerns and take steps to cut punitive corporate taxes, she added.

But buildings that can monitor the condition of their plumbing and take steps to cut down on suds can usually handle washers.

But the bank seems to be far from that point and instead is insisting that countries take steps to cut budget deficits and improve their economic performance.

There's approximately 95% agreement among economists that the benefits outweigh the costs and the USA should take steps to cut its carbon pollution.

The audit said that while the utility identified a hiring freeze as a way to save money it did not take steps to cut the salaries of managers.

Jan Fields has used 2011 to turn a health-conscious new leaf: McDonalds is taking steps to cut its calorie counts, swapping fruit for desserts in Happy Meals significantly cutting the portion size of its tasty fries.

Mr. Moynihan has taken steps to cut costs and improve its capital cushion.

For viewers around the world, the broadcasters have taken steps to cut down on the noise.

Varig, which dominates the international market, has taken steps to cut costs.

Alitalia, which was last profitable in 1988, has taken steps to cut its losses.