Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Further cuts in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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For 2014, the National Bank currently estimates inflation will not likely surpass 3%. Further cuts in the base rate would follow a trend set by the central bank last year,
Given the framework for funding the Common Agricultural Policy up to 2013, all the further cuts arising from the reduction in the Community budget will aim at the cohesion policy,
Unfortunately, the neoliberal employers and the financial gurus are screaming for even further cuts in social protection which,
if fully implemented, bring further cuts of up to 3.3%, giving a broad safety margin
GRIFFITHS(S).- Can the Council tell us whether during this meeting any Ministers said that further cuts would be unacceptable in the steel industry in his country because of the cuts made in the 1980s?
higher taxes later on, or through even further cuts in our quality of life.
payment appropriations must be carefully analysed in relation to the Community's capacity to absorb them, which suggests that further cuts in the structural policy
Further cutting trade distorting domestic farm support by 55.
The sweatshirt for girls is further cut and perfect for a trendy summer styling.
And a further cut of around 50 bp looks likely.
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A further cut in demand will increase unemployment.
A further cut of 50% in border protection,
A further cut in the Ireland's debt- which stands at 104 per cent of national income- is essential.
by about 10 dB(A) to 80 dB(A); a further cut to 75 dB(A) is planned.
For its part, the Council of the European Union proposed a further cut of EUR 1.75 billion.
The Commission Decision of 29 June 1983 will yield a further cut of at least 8 300 000 tonnes.
In October, they introduced a new cut of 2 billion, with a further cut of 2 billion in February.
notably laws that further cut wages and pensions.