英語 での Spending cuts の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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And both spending cuts and revenue increases will need to be part of the solution.
The plan included selling $2.5 billion of new stock, asset sales, spending cuts and suspending the dividend.
If lawmakers fail to reach agreement, more than $600 billion in automatic spending cuts and tax increases are set to begin Jan. 1.
If an agreement is not reached in time, $600 billion in automatic spending cuts and tax increases will go into effect on January 1.
Unless the President and Congress can agree on a way out, severe tax increases and spending cuts will go into effect on January 1, 2013.
With mounting concerns about the impact of spending cuts and the wider economy, sales growth has been weak since last summer.
In Portugal, in May 2010, tens of thousands demonstrated against tax rises and spending cuts.
The then Chancellor of the Exchequer Denis Healey was required to implement public spending cuts and other economic reforms in order to secure the loan.
In the absence of the committee reaching an agreement, automatic spending cuts of $1.2 trillion would become effective.
Public spending cuts ultimately means job cuts, creating further unemployment.
The plan will not focus on new taxes or spending cuts but on structural measures sought by the EU.
The deep spending cuts announced by Prime Minister David Cameron's government will hobble public services, strain poor families' budgets and weaken Britain's influence abroad.
Mr Obama insisted US spending cuts would not affect the Asia-Pacific, saying the US is‘here to stay.'.
A recession appears likely in Europe, and huge spending cuts will likely reduce European energy demand this year.
Spending cuts seemed necessary, and Bush possessed little leeway to introduce new budget items.
For Mr. Obama, serious spending cuts are the only sensible means of dealing with a potential debt crisis or at least an unsustainable fiscal situation.
That deal, incidentally, was roughly half tax increases and half spending cuts.
In Portugal, in May 2010, tens of thousands of people demonstrated against tax rises and spending cuts.
In 2013, automatic spending cuts known as sequestration diminished NIH's budget by 5 percent.
Tax increases and spending cuts would have made the recession worse.