Examples of using Cutting back in English and their translations into Swedish
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which means creating more active, presentational content, and cutting back on copy.
The result: not even that which is to a great extent feasible through technical optimisation without cutting back on consumption is being implemented consistently.
Cutting back on domestic support
Please note that heavily cutting back and radical cutting in spring
Heavier cutting back should be finished by March to ensure good sprouting in spring
this trend now returns loud Liz Cutting back again.
We cannot combat terrorism effectively without cutting back on or restricting certain citizens' rights.
Europe should not react to the current economic crisis by cutting back on its investment in skills and innovation.
In tough economic times, all public services are under pressure, but cutting back on enforcement of consumer rights can only be false economy.
If we believe that we can resolve the problem by simply cutting back on public spending, then we are not facing up to reality.
You might consider cutting back on these time-wasters to make time for your goals.
That might mean cutting back on the work you do,
However, this could be a result of cutting back on processed and junk foods rather than being linked to reduced acidity.
However, it notes that cutting back on such programmes removes access for SMEs, which are unable
Cutting back cucumbers helps the plants to grow
are all aimed at cutting back Parliament' s limited legislative powers.
I wonder if they would all be prepared to set an example by cutting back the budgets for their large-scale farmers.
Therefore, Commissioner, I call on all the Member States not to reduce the additional amount provided in this sum by cutting back in their national budgets.
Furthermore, such a programme would not be acceptable to some of the Member States as it would be tantamount to a cutting back of the balancing out arrangement and also of the quotas.
A number of EU countries have taken a step further in cutting back the red tape.