to cut

Is there any other option besides trying to cut your own throat with your busted card?

the good senior academics know better than to be too hierarchical or to cut themselves off from intellectual criticism and debate.

to cut up, I finally completed a relatively satisfied with their hair, dress and then I put it a bit, my God!

He added that state and local governments might have to cut back spending as a result of declining tax revenue.

No biggie, all he did was take a hike in the woods and came out five days later, missing an arm, which he had to cut off himself.

Tamura of Ota Hospital said his hospital had to cut bonuses and did not award basic pay raises to its staff to cope with the reductions.

Recent research has shown that students are more likely to live at home in coming years, in a bid to cut down on the cost of a degree.

Try to cut out the expensive activities that you can do without, like more than two or three nights out a week.

We've also got to cut the military about three percent a year.

A good rule of thumb is to cut the size of your current backlog to contain no more requirements than could be completed in two releases.

All the more reason you need to talk to her and ask her to cut you some slack.

Many economists believe that the economy is fragile and that it would be better not to cut spending or raise taxes at this point.

If it is possible to cut a word out, always cut it out.

He said JPMorgan was "not asked by anybody" to cut the payout, but did so out of a "normal abundance of caution. "

But the only concession Ellie makes to her condition is to wear loose clothing to cut down on friction.

The only problem that I can think of right now is that women currently have a tendency to cut each other down in a way that men do not.

You must try to cut off the king's escape route with your pieces or make the king's own pieces get in his way.

So from a legal point of view trying to cut into the beginning of the research strategy.

American had been locked in talks with its pilots union for weeks in an effort to cut costs, but failed to agree a settlement.

But eventually they gave in, and we were able to cut out a small garden on a narrow patch of earth against the far wall.

I'd like to cut through the hype and find out what you think people should actually do with patterns.

But this notion of when something is toxic, something is not right for the patient, the strategy really is to cut it out.

Lately, it has been more like an irascible marriage between those who wish to cut taxes fast and those who do not.

Jon felt silly and laughed "I have spent all of my time trying to cut trees with a dull axe. All I needed to do was sharpen it! "

He knew how to cut a dress, a jacket and a pair of pants with the best of them, but that was not enough for him.

It says there is "no question" of any rollback on its policy because ending fuel subsidies is essential to cut its budget deficit.

Moreover, even if it did dare to cut rates, how much would this assist the economy if long-term rates jumped at the same time?

Surely the best way to cut down on your carbon emissions would be not to make your frivolous world trip in the first place.

If you were to take up professional dancing, I might have to cut you afterward.

To break out of this vicious cycle, the ECB will have to cut interest rates, and return to a policy of unlimited long-term funding.

As much as you're trying to cut down on your fat intake, some things just don't taste right without a little bit of butter or margarine.

When sales slump due to a slow economy, a business owner's first inclination is often to cut the marketing budget.

If you're trying to cut $10, 000 out of a budget and you come up with an idea that saves $100, the impact is relatively low.

The causes are the non-parametric parts of semi-parametric model make some adjustment and thus to cut down on the errors of the model.

It seems that they might have used sharpened stone tools to cut up the animals and remove their skin.

They began to cut the ice into blocks the size of a large suitcase, which they stacked by the side of a small truck they had brought.

Is not there from start to finish of that ah, you try to cut point to see ah.

Bigger airlines might be able to cut overcapacity and reverse the underinvestment that has plagued America's carriers.

But after years of U. S. cooperation with China, it is now clear that Beijing is not willing to cut off the North.

The report said the company was still in the red, but was able to cut its loss from the year before.

They brought a sharp sword and with it they tried to cut his head off.

Use of these funds, giving more time to cut deficits, was intended to lessen the recessionary impact of trying to do so at once.

If we were to cut down the number of choices available to us, initially we may not find it all that appealing.

Once you know the size each square needs to be, use a setsquare to cut out a piece of card this size - this will be your template.

Michael got back on the boat and tried to cut the net off the whale with a small knife.

Beckham denied that Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon is trying to cut his wages as part of a new contract .

It takes a few seconds to cut a flat part, but it may take several minutes to bend it. Balancing production like this isn't easy.

If you don't, this will be like trying to cut down a redwood tree with a herring (your skills being the herring).

In Taipei, Taiwan's capital, cleaner Wu Jen-ai was buying sausages but said the gloomy economy was forcing her to cut back.

But to cut back on government spending at a time of large-scale unemployment would ignore all the lessons learned from the Great Depression.

He may be tempted by a career in politics but he would have to cut down on the colourful language.

Finally, on the fifth day, Aron realized he had no other choice: to free himself, he would have to cut off his own hand.

The doctor did not tell me to cut down on chocolate.

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said the president would continue his efforts to cut tax breaks for oil companies.

but they wanted me to ask you to cut it the hell out.

Governments are beginning to cut public spending in an attempt to deal with surging deficits.

Still, Liddell said he was encouraged by the company's ability to cut costs.

Over the next year, Microsoft said it intended to keep trying to cut costs and would keep a tighter hold on its cash.

One of the two big practical questions is: by how much does the world need to cut emissions?

And then there was the problem of trying to cut the fruit when it kept rolling around.

In a 207-page deposition transcript from testimony given on April 8, Mr. Ellison said he never asked anyone to cut the trees.

With the Treasury frantically trying to cut spending and raise debt, the disposal of the UK's bullion looks to be a misjudgment.

There have long been proposing to cut the size of red packets, but reality seems to be against it.

It's easy to cut down on fat without changing your diet too much.

Olympe drove by in an elegant carriage which Monsieur de N has given her. She tried to cut me with a look.

He told me that with the background of a growing world population, farmers could be doing more to cut down on waste.

He was resigned, surrendering, and said he would leave it to Life to cut the rest.

Also , make sure that your screen is at a 90 - degree angle to any light source to cut down on glare .

He took back the CEO role at Rusal, which he'd given up years earlier, and rushed to cut costs.

Investors also said the Federal Reserve would be less likely to cut stimulus to the economy while employment remained weak.

But the bank warned that Beijing needed to cool inflation and try to cut the risk of a bubble in property prices.

In a way, the image of Mo Yan's Red Sorghum to cut into the discussion is to understand and grasp the best angle of Mo Yan.

He said the financial crisis is a direct consequence of European governments to cut the defense budget.

So he took out a knife and made a surprising decision: he decided to cut some of the cross.

But Liam Byrne, the chief secretary to the Treasury, insisted it would be a mistake to cut spending at this point.

But he said, so far, the president's ideas do not go far enough to cut costs and put those programs on a sustainable budgetary path.

I live in London where it is against the law to cut down a tree, even if it is in your own garden, unless it has become dangerous.

In a twinkling doing on the aggressive, flaw ground put out to cut of medley technical ability one of the Pa beat on black wild tiger.

The question of whether to raise taxes to cut the budget deficit is a real hot potato for a lot of politicians.

then decided how much you need to cut off the top.

Doctors will be able to use IT to cut away cancerous growth, destroy blood dots or to repair breaks in the tissue.

He did not tell her to cut back on the amount of adultery she was committing.

It allows me to cut out the unnecessary instead of wimping around and trying to everything to fit in somehow.

South Korean President Lee Myung-bak decided to cut other trade with the North but said the Kaesong complex has 'unique characteristics. '

One negative outcome of this standardization was to cut off the main pipeline for enrolling and training women as physicians.

These exposed surface diamonds make the blade ready to cut right out of the box.

YouTube, a video-streaming website owned by Google, is trying to cut deals with studios that would allow it to rent newly released films.

I had finally decided to cut my bad haircut and I finally began to grow into my body, so I wasn't as awkward and gangly !

Being part of team also helps. I'm not just trying to cut down on garbage on my own, all three people in my household are doing it.

They promised to do their part to cut the growth rate in health spending by one and a half percentage points a year.

One negative outcome of this standardization was to cut off the main pipeline for enrolling and training women as physicians.

He wants to cut the deficit at least as quickly as Labour intended before the general election (ie, to halve it in four years).

These exposed surface diamonds make the blade ready to cut right out of the box.

YouTube, a video-streaming website owned by Google, is trying to cut deals with studios that would allow it to rent newly released films.

I had finally decided to cut my bad haircut and I finally began to grow into my body, so I wasn't as awkward and gangly !

Being part of team also helps. I'm not just trying to cut down on garbage on my own, all three people in my household are doing it.

They promised to do their part to cut the growth rate in health spending by one and a half percentage points a year.

I think with the economic downturn they're trying to take advantage of us, as a way to cut retirees' benefits and justify it.

He said one aim would be to cut the cost of the pneumococcal vaccine from US$100 per dose to US$5 per dose.

This will allow you to cut capacity by the psychological state of distillation of the best winning personal profit level.

This will allow you to cut capacity by the psychological state of distillation of the best winning personal profit level.

He said military programs that are behind schedule and over budget are under much scrutiny as the military tries on its own to cut costs.

He said it was a time to cut taxes for businesses, not to "spread the wealth around" .

Meanwhile, two of the world's major central banks may be about to cut key interest rates in an attempt to boost the economy.

Now the next thing to do is to cut up our one bit of fire into a few pieces.

Three "advanced instrumentation panel(s)" take up quite a bit of space, and look to cut off some of the view outside the windshield.

Many analysts have urged China to cut down on its exports as a way of correcting the current global imbalances.

The bank has decided to cut investments in Europe, Japan and Australia and increase U. S. holdings-but which U. S. holdings?

She was clever and knew how to get it out with peanut butter and ice cubes and led me to believe she had to cut her hair and was devastated.

Judge Lu took out his knife and quickly cut off the sleeping woman's head just as easily as people use a knife to cut watermelon.

Add up your expenditures and figure out ways to cut back, then take a pledge to stick to that budget for at least for a month.

Mr Zoellick said he was trying to persuade Tokyo not to cut further.

I asked Casey what he would tell me if I were in, say, some branch of the steel industry in Pittsburgh and was looking to cut costs.

But to cut government spending at a time of large-scale unemployment would be to ignore the lessons of history.

You may find that you need to cut down on your expenses and start putting money aside for your baby.

But agreements on key issues, such as how much rich nations are willing to pay poor nations to cut their emissions remain elusive.

To part with it would be to abandon a great part of ourselves, to lose the key of our past, to cut away the roots from the tree.

As I see it, this is all a desperate attempt to cut and stretch things into a quasi-monetarist framework, for no good reason.

Of course, trying to get Manny to cut off his dreads is like telling Steve Jobs that the iPhone needs to have a keypad.

I had to cut it out to be sure the file size was well within the limit.

Then he lay quiet for a little, and then, pulling out a stick of tobacco, begged me to cut him a quid.

The next step is to cut both sides from the front hairline to the back, blending into the previous length.

First, that dedicated funding could prove inadequate, forcing the program either to cut benefits or to turn to Congress for aid.

This generation in the United States act actively in the politics and influence a lot so it is not easy to cut their welfare.

During a business dinner, stick to foods that are easy to cut with a fork and knife.

Tracker rates are likely to continue to gain in popularity amid speculation that the Bank of England may have to cut rates a lot further.

Student events are more than just a way to cut costs. They provide companies with a chance to identify future stars.

In the Situation Room, there was silence. Then the president spoke. "That's not going to cut it, " he said.

If you're unhappy with the amount you're spending, find ways to cut back and take it a step at a time.

During tough economic times when US consumers are trying to cut back the indulgence they can't seem to live without is books.

Then Simpson fell into a crevasse and Yates eventually had no choice but to cut the rope, utterly convinced that his friend was now dead.

We all have seen such a scenario: business failures, companies need to cut employees, cut jobs or to implement the pay reduction exercise.

We're in rough agreement on how much spending we need to cut to reduce our deficit.

The ECB president indicated the ECB was prepared to cut eurozone official interest rates if the economic outlook continued to deteriorate.

Jiangsu fire earthquake rescue team trying to cut a layer of a layer of pressure and cutting him out of reinforced concrete precast panels.

It had occurred on land, in rainforests of South America and Africa, where landowners had been paid not to cut the trees down.

That's right. I will show you how much fun it is to cut classes.

I wish I could tell you it was about making people well, but I think it was more about wanting to cut them open!

And it has wrestled seriously in recent years with the tough question of whether or not to cut off funding when corruption is suspected.

Sometimes a busy storekeeper might try to guess how much material to cut off. But this would not be correct.

His wife held up her hand to cut him off in mid- curse. "please, dear, " she said, "not in front of chilled wren. "

Well then you've got to cut something out of your life that'll give you the extra day a week in order to do that.

The Vatican claimed this was to cut costs to better serve their dioceses, but Aringarosasuspected it was more of a security measure.

This tends to cut down on language misunderstandings and leads to better friendships and happier customers!

But it's crazy not to raise taxes for millionaires but to throw kids out of preschool or to cut off the supply of food aid to refugee camps.

Stylist: If you're going to cut the top that short, then might I suggest that you fade the sides a little shorter as well?

The rotary cutter is protected by a fixed protective cover and a part of the cutter extends out of the fixed protective cover to cut paper.

Meat-free menus are to be promoted in hospitals as part of a strategy to cut global warming emissions across the National Health Service.

Today the Winsor report came out with proposals to cut police pay and benefits when the current three-year pay deal ends in September.

On the day she killed Glen, she was discovered alive in her hotel room, despite trying to cut her wrists and taking an overdose.

The problem for the industry now may be that every company is trying to cut costs in a recession.

As much to say that you will not miss to be quickly overflowed by the quantities of work to cut down! That will last until December.

neat people will toy with the idea of throwing the children out of the house just to cut down on the clutter.

Sequoia went on to urge the executives to cut costs fast so that their firms would not run out of money before becoming profitable.

"Say we wanted to know how much we'd need to reduce human-derived emissions of methane to cut its climate influence by half, " Montzka said.

People familiar with the situation have said the company plans to cut prices on that console later this year.

He said he is committed to working with both Republicans and Democrats to cut the country's burgeoning budget deficits.

In Britain, the Bank of England is expected to cut rates in the next few days.

He said he had decided to cut out smoking.

But you have to cut it out of them, you know; you don't take a bob if you just sit and look at them.

When you see a shortcut, it's usually a temptation to cut the corner financially, ethically or morally - just take a little shortcut.

take your scissors and cut off the bottom half of the jeans making sure to cut off the beginning of the crotch area.

At least the Thatcher government felt able to cut taxes as it set about privatiseing utilities and hacking back corporatist controls.

The key is, to not think of death as an end, but as more of a very effective way to cut down on your expenses.

Doctors advised her to cut down on the amount of saturated fats in her diet.

By selling their US Treasury bonds, China would have to take on riskier assets at a time when China is trying to cut its exposure to risk.

If I cut my workout short, I will have to cut the amount of food I can have at my only meal of the day.

He says they used to eat out once a week, but have had to cut back.

It may be possible to cut personnel costs by shifting some active-duty troops to the reserves temporarily, she said.

Ms. Lajterman says she has no idea what prompted the woman, who was one of her best friends, to cut her off.

California has ordered all state government employees to take at least one unpaid day off per month in an attempt to cut costs.

It is not easy to cut deal with that big international company!

The market is not surprised by how much companies are selling; it is surprised by how much companies have been able to cut their costs.

Nobody knows if it is possible to cut an electron or quark but particle physicists keep trying.

Most North-American busine travelers go by airplane, although some companies use the train for short distances to cut down on OCS expel es.

If it doesn't, it won't; and Europe will eventually give up trying to cut its emissions.

Auctions can be used to sell something like the right to cut down trees on public forest lands.

The researchers were able to cut the same block into pieces and put them back together at least five times.

It was a whole net- work of fallacies, out of which mankind has still been unable to cut its way.

She's had to cut fruits and vegetables from her grocery order -- and that's even with financial help from her children.

The following spring, his mother from a neighbor to cut branches inconspicuous cents, in the yard of the corner edge.

I'm trying to cut down on coffee. It makes me more nervous .

The doctor asked her to cut down on sugar.

If you think you're in a recession you're going to cut back on spending and what happens then when we cut back on spending?

Employers will be encouraged to let staff work from home as part of a Government campaign to cut traffic congestion, it has been announced.

You have no reason to hurry, no reason to cut corners or to try to do too many things at once.

Cash-strapped governments find it easy to cut spending on cultural events, or spectacular new public buildings.

various big donors are threatening to cut their contributions if Mr Fraser gets his way.

I decided the best way was to cut out the logo on a milling machine. then mill a replacement piece out of another lid.

They found the churchman in the parish and asked him to cut down the tree, but so far the churchman does not agree.

Rare earth minerals have been a thorny trade topic for some time, and China has previously promised not to cut supplies drastically.

The central bank decided to cut interest rates back to record lows to avert a recession and took big steps to help cash-strapped banks.

and if the economy stagnates, those that remain may eventually decide either to default on their debts, or to cut benefits to the elderly.

He did not rule out tax hikes to cut the deficit, once the U. S. economy is growing.

When using this material, it's a good idea to cut a narrow groove down the length of each piece to create an escape route for excess glue.

She says that there were a lot of spiders until farmers began to cut and burn the forest where the spiders build their nests.

However, if a politically-minded managing director decided to cut the interest rate , it could jeopardize the bank's solvency .

To "cut corners" means to save money or to save time by doing something differently, something that is not the normal or usual way.

Susan wasn't sure how eager they would be to cut back during their summer vacation, but she was game to give the diet a try.

After tweaking to make it just right, it was put on a floppy disc and inserted into a computer-controlled mill to cut a template.

We're in a period in which family income hasn't been growing, which means the only way for many Americans to feel richer is to cut costs.

Without hesitation, i found a knife and tried to use it to cut the lock.

But if the tablet is going to serve as an alternative to a notebook or net book , an ordinary virtual QWERTY isn't going to cut it .

However, this principle was too broad to be taken literally, and the Court soon began to cut back on the Morgan I decision.

Then she began helping out during surgeries, and after a couple of years of watching she was asked by Dr. Reg Hamlin to cut some stitches.

Yes. You've got to cut down on bread and potatoes and take more exercise.

What's surprising, the researchers say, is that biker safety doesn't seem to correspond to a city's efforts to cut down on accidents.

This robot can enter the human body through a small hole so that it is no longer necessary to cut the patient.

To cut or pass through with or as if with a sharp instrument ; stab or penetrate .

The TechCrunch blog reported Thursday that Yahoo was preparing to cut 20% of its staff. Yahoo said the blog post was inaccurate.

But a slide into a second recession would require firms to cut back again on stocks, capital spending and jobs.

He indicated that the US authorities will direct the companies to cut their fees to help bring down the cost of mortgages.

And he has blamed the bank both for failing to cut interest rates and for negligently letting the euro appreciate.

He stopped when he felt the scrapers were sharp enough to cut up the meat and scrape the fish.

Deliverance is to cut off all the influence, control, oppression and binding from the dark forces.

Justin Bieber has never been one to shy away from controversy. But teen idol Justin Bieber has finally made good on threats to cut his hair.

California Republican Dan Lungren said Mr. Obama is not living up to his campaign promises to cut taxes and federal spending.

If you defy the court by continuing to cut hair, another group of men will come to your shop.

It was fun to cut off his head and see him disappear in a pile of dust.

If ever there was a time to cut distorting agricultural subsidies and open markets for food imports, it must be now.

Then, send to the second punch die to cut off the bottom end of the strip blade to the final product.

Soon Micky finishes painting. He finds a pair of scissors to cut something out of the paper.

He looked at me like I had just asked him to cut off his right hand.

Bring your rice bowl closer to the serving dish with your free hand to cut down on distance and potential for splatter disaster.

Unlike her counterparts in France, Britain and Spain, Mrs Merkel did not feel compelled by crisis at home to cut short her holiday.

Once you have found a suitable stem, use a pair of sharp pruning shears to cut it from the plant.

They remember the dark days when Apple was struggling to stay alive and had to lay off thousands to cut costs.

Banks are earning their way out of a hole. To cut their profitability now would be counterproductive.

LL: Yeah, I looked at it. I don't think your application is going to cut it, though. You'll need to re-write some parts.

To go much further, the president would have to cut the number of ministries held by her own party (currently 18), and that looks unlikely.

America satisfied a minimum requirement of coming to Copenhagen with a defined pledge to cut emissions, but it was a lowball offer.

At the moment companies everywhere are looking to cut costs and one of the obvious ones is PR agencies.

The buildings will feature glass rectangular faces that seems to cut into the more solid portion of the structure.

He told me of an African who decided to climb an oil-palm tree to cut down some nuts for cooking oil.

Global warming is bound to have a huge effect on mining as governments sign up to agreements to cut the carbon emissions.

Or , if you need to cut costs to meet your budget , you might have to decrease scope by cutting tasks or reducing task durations .

When the amount of aid does not live up to expectations, poor governments find it easier to cut investment rather than consumption.

I know. I'm trying to cut down on coffee. It makes me more nervous.

Logging was banned there 12 years ago but people continued to cut down and sell trees on the mountainside to make a living.

Business card printing and membership card produced ready to cut or trimmed metal forming.

When it comes to security spending, the White House urges Congress not to cut too deeply into the budgets of the civilian agencies.

Since it is easier to cut down a model rather than to build it up in layers, the method is applied in reserve.

MOST British prime ministers end up trying to cut a dash on the world stage, even if at the outset they forswear such vanities.

A jealous friend will want to cut you out of her life because she really wants what you have and can't stand to be around you anymore.

Households are limited to owning one car to cut down on traffic, so affluent businessmen can be seen zipping to work on motorscooters.

No, thanks. I'm trying to cut down on coffee.

I'm trying to cut down on sugar and caffeine.

Unfortunately, zhe campaign failed because man continued to cut down trees and destroyed the birds and their natural habitat.

The only way that companies can prosper in these markets is to cut costs relentlessly and accept profit margins close to zero.

Owen proceeded to cut up one of the slices of bread into a number of little square blocks.