Examples of using Cutback in English and their translations into Dutch
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The superintendent's cutback in the hot lunch program is invalid,
A cutback in regional aid conflicts with the Europe-wide objective of combating unemployment.
Stretchy and flexible, the Venum Cutback 2.0 dry tech t-shirt is incredibly comfortable.
The latter took the form of a reduction of assets for the mortgage bank Crédit Foncier and a cutback of the network for the retail bank Banco di Sicilia.
Designed and tuned by Kev Shercliff himself you can guarantee that the cutback Liner is reliable,
This latest cutback should have been made in January
asphalt emulsions, and cutback, geotextiles, high-performance patch materials
This is what I see behind this budget and this cutback, not a policy of austerity and stringency.
The latter took the form of a reductionof assets for the mortgage bank Crédit Foncier and a cutback of the network for the retail bank Bancodi Sicilia.
Behind the cutback I see a wish to provide ideological backing for national cutbacks in social
When the 1997 budget was drawn up an ECU 1 billion cutback was made to the Commission prelimi nary draft in the headings relating to Structural Fund payment appropriations.
emulsified asphalt, cutback asphalt, heated asphalt,
In the event of a fall in demand, to avoid any cutback in production capacity, and particularly in colliery capacity,
low carbon steel and used pennies the Cutback Liner should not be missed.
Parliament asked that the cutback in shipbuilding capacity in the new Länder should amount to 55% rather than 40% of the capacity existing on 3 October 1990.
the 11th straight quarterly cutback, and business spending on equipment
prescribing a 20 percent budget cutback at the Paley facility.
The latter are not connected with any extension of production since, as is the case with the coal briquetting plants, a cutback of production potential is planned from 4.3 million tonnes in 1977 to 3.3 million tonnes in 1981 see Table 7 in Annex.
the composition of the Commission, the cutback in unanimous decision-making
Despite this cutback the effects of the lag between policy changes