Sentence examples for withdrawn public from inspiring English sources

It has hiked up taxes and withdrawn public services, as it has been asked to do.

At that time, a large number of companies were in need of quickly raising capital in light of withdrawn public offerings but were stuck because of these integration rules.

THANKS TO WRENCHING VOLATILITY, 221 companies have delayed or withdrawn public offerings in the first nine months of this year, including Groupon (the daily-deals site) and Zynga (of FarmVille fame).

Leading figures in classical music have expressed disappointment at the government's decision to withdraw public money from proposals for a new concert hall in London.

In my view, they should focus on two things: first, they should not withdraw public spending as yet but readjust it to focus on job retention.

Meanwhile, in a letter to the Guardian, nine university vice-chancellors warn the government that it is making a "profound error" by withdrawing public funds from undergraduate teaching.

Lord Justice Jackson, the senior judge who shaped key legal reforms, has questioned the government's policy of imposing steep rises in fees while withdrawing public funding from the court system.

Students were protesting against plans to increase tuition fees in England to £9,000 per year and to withdraw public funding for university teaching budgets for many subjects.

The students were protesting as part of a national demonstration against plans to increase tuition fees in England to up to £9,000 a year and to withdraw public funding for university teaching budgets for many subjects.

But it does suggest that the old prejudices and embarrassments highlighted so vividly when the government withdrew public funding for Natsal almost a generation ago are at last fading into history.

Like many other states, California issues electronic cards to welfare recipients so they can withdraw public assistance from ATMs.