Examples of using Cutbacks in English and their translations into Slovenian
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In Germany the debt cutbacks will kick in in 2011, high levels of cutbacks are needed in Greece
to help streamline operations, which resulted in many changes and cutbacks.
to help streamline operations, resulting in many changes and cutbacks.
New jobs are appearing while others may disappear as a result of closures or cutbacks in certain industries(coal mines or nuclear plants).
Location, attach, or setback insulation materials to avoid electricity cutbacks from from plumbing properties, or different structures
Every day, companies announce cutbacks in production, layoffs of workers
I just wish there hadn't been all those cutbacks, there would be a trained social worker looking in on you from time to time.
They also said that 7.5 billion euros are being saved from cutbacks in salaries, pensions and social benefits over the next two years.
In these times of crisis and cutbacks, a freeze on spending would seem to me to be a more appropriate measure.
financial resources come from Member States, who face having to make drastic cutbacks.
so vital that we, the MEPs, should set an example by making cutbacks.
I gave a speech only this morning to my staff, assuring them there would be no cutbacks and certainly no redundancies.
are having to make drastic cutbacks.
The 2012 and 2013 budgets will be consolidation budgets aimed at reflecting the Member States' spending cutbacks and setting a benchmark for the levels that will be established in the next financial framework.
required temporary cutbacks on operational expenditure,
has had to come to terms with cutbacks of more than EUR 20 billion according to the Commission's proposal
provide a large enough budget for staff, and we therefore cannot accept the Council's cutbacks.
may not be determined to make all passengers as sick as possible while careening through the 762 twists and cutbacks on the way to Pai.
Whereas austerity measures and severe cutbacks in public spending have generally reduced the budget for public education,
(9) The budgetary consolidation planned and implemented by the Dutch authorities strongly relies on largely structural expenditure cutbacks, amounting to approximately 3% of GDP by the end of the programme period(2015) compared to the baseline.