Examples of 'made cuts' in a sentence
Meaning of "made cuts"
made cuts: To reduce or decrease something, typically referring to expenses, jobs, or resources
How to use "made cuts" in a sentence
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School districts also have made cuts.
The government has made cuts wherever it can.
We have made cuts where appropriate without endangering the integration process.
The government has not made cuts to those services.
Lambillotte made cuts and alterations which had been the chief criticism of former editions.
The trustee made cuts.
They made cuts to their staff.
But first he made cuts.
He also made cuts at the request of the MPAA.
The government has not even made cuts in defence spending.
Truffaut thought the script was too long and Gruault made cuts.
They have also made cuts to social budgets.
It made cuts on transEuropean networks, agriculture, audiovisual policy, culture, industry and statistical policy.
You said earlier that you made cuts in some areas.
The Council has made cuts in the preliminary draft Budget that we regard as unacceptable.
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Heaven knows that the government has made cuts to research and development.
You made cuts on heating, on toilet paper.
That is why the Liberals made cuts to employment insurance.
They made cuts to science and technology, which led to the brain drain.
And one asks me if I made cuts with the assembly.
Diniz implemented the practice " cut, concentrate and simplify " and made cuts across the company.
The company over time made cuts to their company to stay afloat.
An hour ago. The trustee made cuts.
He pierced, bent, and made cuts in the canvas, like informalist artists.
In addition, Siloti had made cuts to the score.
At the same time, Members made cuts of €26 million in administration and foreign policy expenses.
Benyam Mohammed, “ ‘ One of them made cuts in my penis.
While I was on that committee, the government made cuts to environmental assessments.
