Examples of using Further cuts in English and their translations into Slovak
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Our own further cuts to our already low industrial tariffs would provide even easier access to Europe's market for our aggressive manufacturing competitors in the emerging economies.
In the event of doubt, the official veterinarian may perform any further cuts and inspections of the relevant parts of the animals necessary to reach a final diagnosis.
a reduction in Universal Social Charge(further cuts are announced for 2017).
In the event of doubt, the official veterinarian may perform any further cuts and inspections of the relevant parts of the animals necessary to reach a final diagnosis.
However, further cuts in public investment spending would risk limiting the capacity to co-fund the investment projects financed by the EU.
for Europe to establish a food security plan and resist further cuts in Europe's agriculture budget is ill-thought out.
Acknowledges that staffing cuts have been implemented with great difficulty and opposes further cuts which would limit the agencies' ability to carry out their mandates;
Considers, therefore, that any further cuts proposed by the Council would endanger the proper functioning of the agencies
the scope of existing taxation tools and further cuts in public expenditure can be neither a sufficient
Insists that there should be no further cuts to the agricultural budget,
with the proposals for further cuts in the value of entitlements in a period in which the cost of production has risen,
Considers, therefore, that any further cuts proposed by the Council could endanger the proper functioning of the agencies
we also need the Council to be clear about the fact that the Commission has a duty to introduce further cuts in fuel costs.
The reasons for the gold increase rise have not changed- generally low interest rates and their further cuts, U.S. trade wars with China
The EU also agreed further cuts in its banana duties to €75/tonne by 2020 in two bilateral agreements which it concluded in the first half of 2010,
Powell walked a fine line between not guaranteeing the market further cuts, but not ruling them out either.
at a level at least equal to that for 2013, as further cuts could compromise its effectiveness.
scope of existing taxation tools and further cuts in public expenditure can be neither a sufficient
more frozen salaries and pensions, further cuts to low salaries
Stresses that, under these circumstances, it is vital to avoid further cuts to the CAP budget and to pursue the