Examples of using Cutback in English and their translations into Russian
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I'm at the Cutback Motel, room 11.
Michael, Starla told us about the cutback.
I'm at the Cutback Motel, room 11… and I want to turn myself in.
In this context, the negative impact caused by the cutback measures is of concern to the Movement;
A cutback of spending of business hours at delivery and receipt of money;
Con Edison has again resorted to a cutback in voltage to conserve generating capacity.
A cutback of the operating spending and time on delivery of accountable sums;
He committed suicide last night in the Cutback Motel 30 miles outside of his home in Blackfoot, Montana.
A 2% qoq cutback was due to the seasonal slowdown in demand for long products, and planned maintenance.
Since that time the beer makers have continued to increase efficiency in their brewing process to cutback on power.
Substan al(9-fold) cutback in supplies of railway transport spare parts to the United States;
Canada also introduced a code of practice to reduce volatile organic compound emissions from cutback and emulsified asphalt.
Russia, however, plans to reach its cutback gradually so their production will probably fall even more in the future.
In column(2), amend the name and description to read"TARS, LIQUID,including road oils, and cutback bitumens" six times.
The amendment further prohibits any cutback in a pregnant employee's post without permission from the Minister on Labour and Social Affairs.
The Supreme Court of India had demanded an immediate change in the situation, through a cutback in shrimp farming and the return of the peasants' land.
Fold cutback in supplies of railway cars(86 FEACN) to Kazakhstan and 3-4-fold cutback in supplies of means of land transport(87 FEACN);
UN 1999(PG II and III) In column(2), amend the name and description to read"TARS, LIQUID,including road oils, and cutback bitumens.
Taking into account cutback in hydrological field studies, ice reconnaissance has gone into oblivion due to financial difficulties and lack of expertise.
Under classification code F1, amend the name and description for UN No. 1999 to read"TARS, LIQUID,including road oils, and cutback bitumens.
Any further cutback in services would not only unfairly deprive them of the minimum support to which they were entitled, but could also destabilize the entire region.
Owing to the recent reduction of heroin production in Afghanistan, data for some member States in the Subcommission also pointed towards a cutback in heroin seizures for 2010.
The superintendent's cutback in the hot lunch program is invalid, as he failed to comply with the sunshine law, which requires transparency in public proceedings.
UN 1999(packing groups II and III) In column(2), amend the name and description to read"TARS, LIQUID,including road oils, and cutback bitumens" six times.
After a period of strong growth in the solar power industry, the global recession,tight credit conditions, and a cutback of subsidies in some countries had combined to make prices drop and had led to cutbacks in production.
With the cutback in public funding of agricultural inputs, farmers, especially women farmers, have been left at the mercy of large seed and fertilizer companies, marketing agents and moneylenders Ghosh, 2010.
In addition, steep currency devaluations made imports more expensive for domestic consumers,inducing a cutback in domestic demand as well as a shift in demand towards domestic products.
Due to the aforementioned water allocation cutback, most farmers in Israel were not liable to pay the more expensive water rates since the corresponding consumption level was simply not available to them.
The country was afflicted by economic crisis, instability and inflation.Military orders for the state enterprises in the City were cutback, and in the case of some areas of activity, simply cancelled.
Decreasing of processing time till 60% at the expense of transition combination; cutback of positions in the tool storage of multiprocessing machines; reliability improvement at the expense of different clamping mechanisms;