Sentence examples for wholesale reduction from inspiring English sources

He said Mr. Obama was demanding a "wholesale reduction in the nation's military capacity" at just the wrong time, with "massive" cuts that have no "serious military rationale".

The wholesale reduction in staff under the banner of "efficiency", twinned with the creeping privatisation in areas traditionally administered by public servants, are part of a wider malaise felt by workers across public services, he says.

And the cuts agreed to this week by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and the City Council are just a pittance compared to the wholesale reduction of basic government operations that occurred during the mid-1970's fiscal crisis.

The wholesale reduction of strategic nuclear weapons announced today may help sustain the slow-motion momentum of Russia's realignment toward the West, and it may give the architect of that realignment, President Vladimir V. Putin, a marginal political lift at home.

But administration officials have said for weeks that they were considering a wholesale reduction in the Cuban diplomatic presence in the United States as part of a menu of possible actions to be unveiled by the White House in coming days.

Most policy proposals for stopping violence do not require releasing violent offenders, or a wholesale reduction in sentencing.

A market tracker is only a good idea if you're willing to risk price increases in the wholesale market in exchange for any wholesale reductions.

While others have closed Washington and overseas news bureaus, made wholesale reductions in newsgathering staffs, and slashed the space devoted to news, The Times has held remarkably steady.

In hard times, it is tempting for business owners to make wholesale reductions and take a passive approach while waiting for the economy to improve.

He also said that there would be a larger reduction in public school costs because many of those who would opt out of the public schools would be concentrated in urban areas, allowing for more wholesale reductions.

PAGE C1 SMALL BUSINESS SEIZING THE DAY IN SLIPPERY TIMES It is tempting in hard times for business owners to make wholesale reductions and take a passive approach while waiting for the economy to improve.