Sentence examples for upcoming cuts from inspiring English sources

But the council said the trust knew about upcoming cuts and it criticised the standard of the facilities.

It is therefore worth trying to make this argument, particularly given the upcoming cuts in ESA for those in the work-related activity group.

Read the rest of Miller's thoughts on possible upcoming cuts at Reboot Illinois.

"I'm going to be telling this story all around the country and try to mobilize volunteers and voters to resist the upcoming cuts to the safety net that [House Speaker] Paul Ryan (R-Wis)., [Senate Majority Leader] Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). and [President] Donald Trump are planning," Barkan said.

Surprisingly, Guttman notes, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee AIPACC), the most influential of the organizations within the Israel lobby, has yet to publicly protest the upcoming cuts in military aid to Israel, because it "may fear a backlash if Israel is singled out for special treatment in the face of broad cuts favored by both Democrats and Republicans".

"I'm going to be telling this story all around the country and try to mobilize volunteers and voters to resist the upcoming cuts to the safety net that [House Speaker] Paul Ryan (R-Wis)., [Senate Majority Leader] Mitch McConnell (R-Ky).

The upcoming cut to out-of-work sickness benefits – a policy George Osborne hasn't "listened" in on – is a perfect example of his paternalistic lecturing.

Iran doubled down on the notion it wouldn't participate in any upcoming cut.

Upcoming defense cuts will limit any increase of Pacific assets, with $487 billion in cuts expected over the next decade and an additional $500 billion possible unless Congress acts by raising revenue or shrinking other parts of the U.S. budget.

Upcoming government job cuts could affect as many as 100,000 civil servants – shrinking the size of workforce by almost a quarter – and adding to the tens of thousands of people who have already left the civil service over the past five years.

I read an article published today in "The Hill" that was written by Alexander Bolton about upcoming government spending cuts.