Examples of using Cutbacks in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Cutbacks and scaling back.
There are cutbacks you know.
Even there I can see cutbacks.
Switzerland: cutbacks and pushback.
We're not going to be doing any cutbacks.
But that meant cutbacks elsewhere.
And nobody fires Batman's brother from theEastern Taxi Company'cause they was making cutbacks.
Whether there will be cutbacks, I don't know.
DARPA's cutbacks to academic AI research in general.
The 1990s were a time of financialconstraint as the Alberta government made budgetary cutbacks.
And he warned that cutbacks were still being sought.
In October 2010, he and a hundred other artists signed an open letter to the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, Jeremy Hunt,protesting against cutbacks in the arts.
France to delay cutbacks to nuclear power by a decade.
By the 1990s, nuclear power was deemed too expensive to use on surface ships smaller than an aircraft carrier,while there were defense budget cutbacks after the end of the Cold War.
Production cutbacks lead firms to lay off workers, increasing the unemployment rate.
Reducing Moscow's spending on armaments is associated with both planned cutbacks in this area and with a fall in the ruble exchange rate.
Cutbacks in salaries and pensions and an effective halt to lending were the sacrifices that ordinary Ukrainians and Ukrainian business brought to the altar in return for the current macrofinancial stability and the uninterrupted functioning of the country's financial system.
Companies are struggling and going out of business altogether in some cases, even some of the titans that we thought would always bearound have proved that they aren't susceptible to cutbacks and a lack of public spending.
An EU-Turkey deal has largely halted the flow,but a UNHCR funding shortfall has led to fresh cutbacks in vital programs providing food, health care, education and shelter to Syrian refugees, Awad said.
During the Nixon Administration, Pruitt- Igoe was widely publicized as a failure of government involvement in urban renewal, and the destruction of the buildings was dramatized in the media to show the Americanpublic that government intervention in social problems only leads to waste, and to justify cutbacks on social and economic"equalization" programs.
A draft version of the deal, leaked to the media late Tuesday,included cutbacks in the public sector, where 5,000 civil servants would be placed on reduced wages this year before being either transferred to other jobs or dismissed.
Thus, according to the analysts, when introducing legislative initiatives that may worsen production conditions in Ukraine andpotentially lead to significant production cutbacks, a deeper analysis of such initiatives' economic impact should be conducted.
The illicit trade in tobacco products leads to the cutbacks of the volumes of legal production, tax revenues to the state budget and, what is more important, endangers the health of the consumers who use illegally manufactured(counterfeit) or illegally imported tobacco products(contraband).
As NATO Allies are alsocoping with the serious effects of the economic crisis and cutbacks are inevitable, the notion of“smart defence”, which essentially means prioritising, specializing and seeking multinational solutions, coupled with better spending of defence euros and dollars through what has been dubbed“smart budgets”, are becoming more pertinent today.
Thermal cutback and auto-shutdown protection.
The Head of state stressed that these proposals should beprepared in the line with forthcoming administrative reform and cutback in deputy positions.
Furthermore, the application of asphalt emulsions is more economical andenvironmental-friendly than cold techniques using cutback asphalts.
At considerable cutback on its production costs, batteries of this type can takeover considerable market share of long-term accumulators(3+ hours).