Examples of using To cut back in English and their translations into Polish
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Could you at least try to cut back on smoking at least until your condition improves?
Lastly, the EESC calls on Member States not to cut back the financial commitment for promoting youth employment.
Look, you want to go with the gay thing, you're going to cut back on the ass business,
we have used it just about every weekend for the last three years, but to cut back a little on recreation.
you may want to try to cut back on the time she is awake by 15 minute increments.
that really affect people, and perhaps to cut back somewhat on debates whose value has been artificially inflated.
creating an environment that encourages smokers to cut back or give up smoking
A significant contribution to meeting the EU-15's 8% reduction target will come from the Commission's decisions to cut back many national allocation plans(NAP) for the second trading period of the EU ETS.
Lastly, the EESC calls on Member States not to cut back the financial commitment provided for in the proposal for the Multiannual Financial Framework for promoting Youth Employment, and to accept that the Commission's suggestion
something which would put pressure on them to cut back on the services they provide.
and not to do its calculations by trying to work out how to cut back on payments, because we could end up in the Court of Justice given that,
I'm trying to cut back myself.
They ought to cut back on their advertising.
I need to cut back on our bar nights.
No, thanks. I'm trying to cut back.
Revenue problems have forced us to cut back on equipment.
I don't want to cut back the hormones altogether.
I'm gonna ask them to cut back on painkillers.
The doctor says he's got to cut back on everything.
Instead of pushing the dairy industry to cut back on the production.