Examples of using Substantial cuts in English and their translations into German
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The Commission has already proposed substantial cuts in the area of social policy.
Results: substantial cuts in translation costs, shorter turn-around times and reduced risk of human error.
To protect cod, whiting and hake Commission proposes substantial cuts in 2001 catches.
Rameau made substantial cuts, alterations and added new material to the opera for its revival in 1754.
InforMARE- News- Fibrillation potential for substantial cuts in the plan of industrial Fincantieri.
Mr. Fischler made clear that in the WTO talks the EU offers Brazil a considerableimprovement of market access for farm goods, substantial cuts in trade-distorting farm support.
Yet again, the Council has made very substantial cuts in the Commission's preliminary draft Budget.
The EU has offered a considerable improvement of market access for farm goods and substantial cuts in trade-distorting farm support.
Capital expenditure has often suffered substantial cuts, with spending for infrastructure investment projects suspended or delayed.
On ΝΑΜΑ, the final agreement should guarantee new,real market access opportunities through substantial cuts in applied rates in both developed and dynamically developing countries.
The ability of the government to deliver substantial cuts by July to meet the IMF's demands is low," BNP Paribas analysts said in a note.
So far, efforts to curb public debt have centered on painful austerity measures,including substantial cuts in the supply of public goods, especially health care and education.
This has been achieved at least in part by substantial cuts in imports, real consumption has fallen and very little growth is expected before 1985.
The Juncker proposal to reduce spending to EUR 871 billion was a difficult compromise to accept,but the proposed further reduction to EUR 846 billion, with substantial cuts in cohesion policies for the new Member States and in rural development, is unacceptable.
At the end of last year, the Commission proposed, for 2003, substantial cuts in TACs for cod along with a temporary fishing effort regime to stave off a moratorium seen by scientists as the best way to ensure the recovery of threatened cod stocks.
On the other hand, the companies have announced substantial cuts in capital expenditure budgets for such projects in the next few years.
The European Commission has adopted a proposal to make substantial cuts in the fishing possibilities of a number of key EU fish stocks for next year.
In one instance or another, this imposition results in the need to make substantial cuts in areas where I am sure nobody in this House would be happy to have cuts made.
In this context,it should be stressed that while not a sufficient condition, substantial cuts in interest rates are seen as a necessary prerequisite to change the course of events in Germany and the Community.
In the case of Morocco, as previously with Canada,there has been a serious lack of foresight and initiative, substantial cuts in fishing and expensive compensation and precedents have been created which will certainly not pass unperceived by other States with which we shall shortly have to negotiate or renegotiate other agreements.
The simplification of administrative procedures means a substantial cut in hidden costs for SMEs.
Now the Commission has proposed a substantial cut in compensation payments to the cereal sectors.
Just before the meeting, China announced a substantial cut in the increase, although not the level, of its emissions.
On the flip side, Steam takes a substantial cut of the sales you generate using Steam Direct.
Market openings outside the European Union have also been put in jeopardy by the recent GATT-WTO agreements,which involve a substantial cut in export refunds.
It should therefore spell out thatcontaining public accounts' deficits is a vital precondition for any substantial cut in real interest rates, the high level of which(as emphasized later in the Opinion) is impeding growth.
A substantial cut in the proportion of GDP absorbed by public spending, which at around 50% of GDP on average far exceeds the levels reached in the USA and Japan, would no doubt stimulate the competitiveness of the Community's economies.
The non-renewal of a fisheries agreement between the Community and a third country or a substantial cut in fishing opportunities under an international arrangement should also give rise to multi-annual fishing effort management plans aimed at adjusting the fleet to the new situation;
We have therefore been advocating the abolition of, or a substantial cut in, national contributions, up to a maximum of 10%, so that countries facing major difficulties can make full use of Union funds, and so that the money can be used effectively by those who need it most, instead of being returned to the coffers of those who need it least.
It is centred on three axes:(1) a comprehensive programme of structural reforms with a particular incidence in areas that bear directly on public finances, such as public administration, health-care, and education;(2) a sustained policy of curbing government consumption via wage moderation and a quasi-employment freeze; and(3)a gradual improvement in productivity and competitiveness to be fostered, inter alia, by a substantial cut in the corporate tax rate.