Examples of using Cutbacks in English and their translations into Japanese
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The cutbacks in pensions, education, social services and employment drain money from the economy, and the sale of public assets drains money from the government's budget.
Supplier cutbacks, steady demand growth, geopolitical tensions and a favorable structure in the futures market have attracted record investment in oil this year.
Many concerns are shared around the world today, including anxieties related to the increase in terrorism, cutbacks in hiring domestic workers, crime, and making ends meet.
Mr Yosef said that the international school market in South-east Asia has continued to grow despite cutbacks in expatriate workforces after the oil and gas market slump in late 2014.
The Magnetic Simulator is taken off line supposedly due to funding cutbacks, while BATRSUS as a substitute focuses on solar emissions rather than the Earth's magnetosphere.
At the same time, dramatic cutbacks in public spending on social welfare and essential services are making it increasingly difficult for many families to meet their basic needs, even in the richest nations.
And with federal spending now trailing off, while big state and local cutbacks continue, we're going into reverse.
This system with an entirely new concept quickly and easily removes the effect of haze, drastically cutbacks the cost for repeated photomask wet cleaning at maskshops and contributes to more efficient production of semiconductor devices as a result.
According to the Mail Online article, the delay has led to some of the country's largest charities having to make cutbacks because they haven't received expected legacies.
If fiscal reforms are quickly put in place and consumption and investing can outweigh cutbacks in government spending, Brazil is forecast to expand 2.2 percent.
With the collapse of housing prices in 2007-2009, state and local governments saw revenues decline and needed to make significant cutbacks in services and staffing.
Meanwhile, if those in one generation(the current generation) bring out their self-sacrificing spirit and restore fiscal stability by accepting tax hikes and cutbacks in social security expenditures, the future of the Japanese economy and society would be stable and people's lives would continue to improve for generations to come.
In a perplexing comment on foreign aid, Trump said that the United States is generous with its foreign aid- even though his Administration has, in fact, boasted about its aid cutbacks- and he then complained that“few give anything to us.”.
The balance-sheet of structural adjustment in Africa, reviewed by Carole Rakodi, includes capital flight, collapse of manufactures, marginal or negative increase in export incomes, drastic cutbacks in urban public services, soaring prices and a steep decline in real wages.
The EU Commission, the Member States and the IMF are using the crisis to impose harsh austerity measures, including deep cuts in public employees' salaries, reduction or freezing of pensions, an end to collective bargaining, drastic cutbacks in public spending and so on.
Economic policies of unrelenting austerity, rising unemployment and poverty, and draconian cutbacks in public services- while banks, corporate profits and a rich minority keep getting richer and richer- has alienated vast swathes of the EU's 500 million population.
The latest accident follows on numerous warnings from Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and the service chiefs that the forward deployment of forces in high-tempo operations has led to cutbacks in funding for flying hours, aircraft maintenance, and overall training for stateside troops.
The latest string of accidents follows on numerous warnings from Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and the service chiefs that the forward deployment of forces in high-tempo operations has led to cutbacks in funding for flying hours, maintenance of aircraft, and overall training for stateside troops.
A casualty of public employee cutbacks.
The Company was demand ing significant cutbacks.