Sentence examples for the cuts who from inspiring English sources

We must stand with groups such as UK Uncut and Disabled People Against the Cuts who are offering workable alternatives to these policies.

Between 20 and 25 "Tonight" staff members were laid off, according to a person with direct knowledge of the cuts, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the details of the restructuring are private.

That message has yet to sway critics of the cuts, who note that board members could have found the money to cover the administrative costs of two of the closed state offices by simply forgoing the fees they receive and the $50,000 they each have to make discretionary grants.

There is also a reluctance among union officials to make life difficult for Mr Miliband: having relied on union votes to win the leadership of his party, he would be embarrassed should strikes infuriate voters.Other opponents of the cuts who are perceived to be on the left may also struggle to land hits on the government, as voters could dismiss their grievances as all too predictable.

During this time, the state stationed two full-time watches at the cuts, who would close the road while falling rocks were cleared.

And with a veto session set to begin on Wednesday, it is the supporters of the tax cut who are now pessimistic.

So when the results were released last week, it was interesting to note the demographic breakdown of who made the cut and who did not.

An Art, Not a Science The daunting task of determining who makes the cut and who does not is anything but scientific.

First, only a select circle of people will have his address, creating a true hierarchy for who makes the cut and who does not.

Fear not: this chart from Simply Bridal will help you determine -- with ease! -- who makes the cut and who gets axed.

And the grapevine buzzed yesterday over who had made the cut and who had been left out.