Sentence examples for would cut current from inspiring English sources

The plan would cut current spending and put legal limits on future spending, saving what Republicans estimate to be about $1.2 trillion over 10 years.

Eclipse Aviation, of Albuquerque, plans to begin delivering a four-seat, twin-engine jet in 2006, for under $1 million each, which would cut current prices in half.

Carol Moseley Braun said she would not cut current pensions, or reduce future pensions.

It wouldn't actually cut current spending levels, but would rather reduce future projected increases in spending.

The chancellor announced in his budget in March that he would have to cut current spending by £11.5bn, or 8.5%, for 2015-16 admittingithatg thet he would not meet his target of ensuring debt falls as a proportion of GDP until 2017-18.

The amendment would cut off current and future spending for military operations in Libya.

The company said it would cut its current work force of 7,000 even further.

Grassley introduced a bill earlier this month that would cut the current 45-cents-a-gallon credit to 20 cents in 2012 and to 15 cents in 2013.

The new bill would cut the current 27percentt income tax rate to 25percentt starting Jan . 1 scale back the corporate alternative minimum tax, provide breaks to businesses for investment and give low-income workers a one-time $300-a-person 300-a-person 300-a-person rebate

The governor said the agreement would cut the current 4 percent property tax cap in half and lower the number of exemptions that towns and school districts could use to exceed it to 4, down from 14. Schools could exceed the cap if enrollment spikes, and towns would get a reprieve for debt payments and capital expenses like fire trucks.

The council business plan states it will no longer be a "direct provider" of adult social care services and would cut its current £98m budget by almost 25%.