Sentence examples for trim the programme from inspiring English sources

They want to trim the programme from $760 billion to around $740 billion over ten years.

How is he going to trim the huge entitlement programmes?

Call it an attempt to trim the sails of a programme that is perennially attacked for editorial overreach.

First, trim the fat.

Trim the music clip.

Trim the zip tie.

The review's plans for trimming the forces and slowing weapons programmes, together with schemes for privatising and outsourcing parts of the defence infrastructure, were expected to save $6 billion-$billion-$7 billion

Trimming the head down.

Trimming the Grip-Tape.

For sure, it will have to trim, somewhat, its programme budget this year, but that is happening across the industry.

At the White House today Obama touted his administration's tax cuts for the working class and poor Americans and said his budget team plans to trim ineffective programmes, "unfair" government contracts, and "unnecessary give-aways that have thrown our tax code out of balance".