The number is programmed into the radio and identifies the caller, which should eventually cut down on hoax distress calls. |
He said data from accidents and damage incidents is collected and used to tailor officer and staff training to improve safety and cut down costs. |
Brazilian pepper, carrotwood and ear leaf acacia were cut down, and their stumps were treated with herbicide. |
The bare stump of a tree, obviously cut down to aid the rescue work, pointed accusingly at the sky. |
The sloping roof, however, could cut down on headroom for the tallest in the family. |
Despite a promise to kick the nicotine habit, he has only managed to cut down from three packs a day to an almost respectable one. |