Examples of using Linear cut in English and their translations into German
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Decentralised Agencies linear cut.
The smooth blade allows a precise and linear cut so that when cutting you do not risk tearing the meat.
During the first stage there should be a linear cut of 13.5.
The linear cut on the goblet and base makes the glasses sparkle from every angle and sets a striking counterpoint….
PANEL SAW is designed for cross cut and linear cut of material.
We therefore oppose linear cuts because we believe that what is required are not linear cuts but qualified measures.
Precise and safe,its 20 cm blade will allow you a perfectly linear cut.
In your current proposal, you have envisaged linear cuts, justified first on the basis of the BSE crisis and then by the good cereal harvest.
During all the years of the ad hoc procedure this Househas always stated that it is clearly against linear cuts.
A recent political tipping point was the vote in December 2015 for a 2% linear cut in the municipal council's social services and culture budget.
The linear cut on the goblet and base makes the glasses sparkle from every angle and sets a striking counterpoint to the hand-friendly, balanced shape.
At the same time,the Council of Ministers of Agriculture has made an unexplained linear cut in spending of a further EUR 150 million.
The Council is oriented towards a linear cut; Parliament is advocating a more complicated approach based on the under-execution of the recent past.
I am quite sure that this will be to the benefit of the whole sector because, as was also mentioned here today,the alternative to not using this possibility will be a linear cut with no compensation.
The main objective must be to avoid a simple linear cut at the end of the restructuring period to the detriment of the sustainability of the whole sector.
I do not agree with the 7 per cent cut inincome support, not because cuts are involved, but because they are linear cuts, piling injustice on injustice.
Both countries' budget will last no longer than six years,and even with linear cuts as from 2010, theoretically they must already have reached zero emissions within 11 years.
If the restructuring scheme fails, the consequences are clear to everybody- there will be no other funds to facilitate the restructuring of the sugar industry andwe will have to apply a linear cut in quotas by 2010.
Graceful and seductive- the elegantly decorated bikinis and swimsuits with a linear cut appear in the new collection in various colours and shapes.
It is allocated ECU 700 million from a linear cut in all B1 lines of the EAGGF- Guarantee Section, without an increase in its total amount, thus preventing an overestimation of agricultural expenditure.
May I now on the eve of our budget debate call on both the Council and my colleagues in Parliament to make these cuts selectivelyin order to avoid linear cuts at all costs.
It makes no sense to maintain recourse to initiatives completely lacking in transparency, such as the under-budgeting of new commitments or of payments for them, or both,linked to linear cuts in old commitments or payments, the inevitable consequence of which is delays in both as well as dozens of transfers throughout the year.
This quantity will be divided up between the individual Member States according to a balancedweighting of the traditional method of break-down coefficients and the linear cut laid down in the new CMO Regulation.
In particular, on milk there remain differences of view on the amount of the reduction in production which can be achieved in the 1987/1988 milk year,on whether this should be done by across the board linear cuts or with some modulation in that; on whether the whole of the reduction in quota should be permanent or whether part should be achieved through a suspension of quotas and finally on what the compensation arrangements should be.
Apartments are not always cut linear and therefore not easy to measure with a ruler.