Tom slashed Mary's throat.

Tom slashed his wrists.

Inpatient care, too, has been slashed.

In the US, public investment spending has been slashed.

But more than the bloated branches of military science were slashed.

When unemployment benefits are slashed, they are the ones who suffer.

But more than the bloated branches of military science were slashed.

Some voters slashed their ballots boldly, decapitating the old regime with flourishing strokes.

After World War II, however, Germany s debt was slashed, enabling it to rebuild.

It reduced government employment, granted only moderate wage increases and slashed public investment.

All trade distorting farm subsidies would be slashed by 70 80 in the major subsidizing countries.

On Wednesday it slashed the mileage award to 25 percent of the miles of the trip.

At a time when defense budgets are being slashed across the Alliance, this requires a new approach.

The value of Greek residents savings would be slashed, as euros were suddenly converted into New Drachmas.

It slashed public expenditure and capped spending at 35 of GDP the same level as in the United States.

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Indeed, his minister of education recently declared that funding for Britain s universities would be slashed by as much as 40 .

Although interest rates have been slashed and the Fed has lavished liquidity on cash strapped banks, the crisis is deepening.

Coca cultivation has been slashed by a quarter in the past five years, and seizures of cocaine have almost doubled.

New building designs have slashed heating and cooling costs by relying much more on insulation, natural ventilation, and solar power.

Suicide bombers, the prolonged state of tension, and the overall weakening of the hope for peace have slashed support for democratic government.

And he slashed so many budgets that people said they couldn't afford paintings anymore, and they needed to have their portrait a la silhouette.

Since 2013, Russian trade sanctions have slashed Ukraine s exports to the country by 70 accounting for a drop of 18 in Ukraine s total exports.

To facilitate the speedy return of the workers to Thailand, Cambodia has slashed the price of passports for migrant workers from 124 to 4.

In July, Mahinour's sentence was slashed to six months, and more good news followed today when the Misdemeanors Courth threw out the case altogether.

The new government also began to change broad areas of public administration. It reduced government employment, granted only moderate wage increases and slashed public investment.

Magufuli slashed the budget to 25 million and ordered that the rest be taken to buy 300 hospital beds and mattresses and 600 bed sheets.

In the process, the labor force of China s state enterprises declined by 50 million, China lost 25 million manufacturing jobs, and central government employment was slashed.

So, to hit the 20 cap, spending on everything else would have to be slashed by an average of roughly 40 by 2016 and 57 by 2022.

Now, Syrians account for a quarter of Lebanon's population, and providing them all with aid has become impossible food vouchers have been reduced and rent assistance slashed.

Concerns over prolonged stalled Chinese growth have slashed iron ore prices by roughly a half, as coal, copper and other commodities have fallen by 20 to 40 percent.

She has been called the Queen of Elections, in particular since she won a campaign in 2006 after being slashed with a box cutter by a deranged man.

Some voters slashed their ballots boldly, decapitating the old regime with flourishing strokes. Others savored the moment, perhaps puffing a cigarette as they reveled in this or that deletion.

The Fed pumped money into the US economy and slashed its main interest rate the Federal Funds rate from 3.5 in August 2001 to a mere 1 by mid 2003.

Ukrainians are being reminded of the consequences of this mindset right now by a government that has slashed health benefits for the men who heroically fought to contain the Chernobyl disaster.

In fact, over the past decade, the government has slashed budgets at several top health agencies, including the CDC, the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and state and local health departments.

It is also expected that with further reduction in the worldwide price of petrol in February, the price in the country would be further slashed and the crisis would get worse.

It s technology. I m very interested in it and I really think that the digital non linear editing has slashed, you know, the cost now is a fraction of what it used to be.

But now demand for cocaine in most of the world is stable or dropping. Coca cultivation has been slashed by a quarter in the past five years, and seizures of cocaine have almost doubled.

Since 2001, billions of dollars were shifted from disaster relief to homeland security and the war in Iraq. Key disaster mitigation programs were slashed and federal funding for post disaster relief was cut in half.

Ever since, Republican governments in the US have slashed funding for ballet, poetry in schools, and sculpture, while demagogues like former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani have gained political traction by attacking controversial visual arts.

Koizumi slashed a large portion of the budgets for public works and abandoned the rural population, which depended on a variety of redistributive schemes. Instead, Koizumi appealed to an electoral majority comprising urban and suburban swing voters.

On 19 March, Verisign announced that premium .TV names would now be available through an expanded .TV registrar channel, slashed prices on premium .TV names, and made a significant number of high sought after premium .TV names non premium.

The Nordic countries are high tech leaders Spain has slashed its unemployment rate by half (it stood at 25 not so long ago) and the new members from Central and Eastern Europe are cruising briskly along a steady catch up path.

Economic freedoms that transformed Russia for good and ill brought despair to laboratories and research institutes as budgets were slashed and bright young scientists fled abroad while others (most famously the mathematician turned oligarch Boris Berezovsky) moved into banking and other businesses.