Sentence examples for toll cutting from inspiring English sources
Manpower said the government's austerity cuts were also taking their toll, cutting the number of jobs in the public sector, especially in local government.
For instance, in 2001 the New Delhi government improved free roads parallel to a toll road, cutting the tollway's traffic by more than half.
And his general election campaign, with his promises of eliminating parkway tolls and cutting taxes, has been built around winning the votes of blue-collar independent voters and conservative-leaning Democrats, many of whom belong to unions.
As evidence of this trend, Lundberg pointed to a JAMA report released today that details how cost cutting is taking a toll on clinical research.
That comes at a time when the authority is facing budget cuts and is considering raising fares and tolls and possibly cutting service to head off a deficit next year.
They argue that reducing stillbirths needs to be part of the UN's overall Millennium Development Goals on cutting the death toll of women in childbirth and their liveborn babies.
It was the first sign that Slaoui, now chair of R&D at GlaxoSmithKline, and his colleagues, were going to be successful in cutting the terrible toll of malaria in Africa.
A federal law restricts tolls on motorways, for example, cutting states off from one obvious means of financing new roads.
The Democrats failed to deliver on a number of pledges, from eliminating highway tolls to finding enough savings from cutting waste to finance new subsidies like cash allowances for families with children.
Apart from cutting congestion and raising money, tolls reduce carbon emissions and other pollutants.
