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If you were laid off in an across-the-board cutback, say so; otherwise, indicate that the move was your decision, the result of your action.

More precisely, what Germany wants to see is a sharp cutback in fiscal deficits throughout the eurozone.

In other words, the deterioration in the fiscal position is a result of the cutback in the private sector's spending, not a cause of it.

Brownout: A reduction or cutback in electric power, especially as a result of a shortage, a mechanical failure, or overuse by consumers.

There has been a cutback in federal subsidies. Too, rates have been increasing.

Manpower is undoubtedly going to take a hit now; this has been clear since the 20% fiscal cutback was made public in the autumn.

Gattuso- 5: Hurried in midfield, but missed an absolute sitter on 13 minutes from Pato's cutback when he was all alone in front on the net.

A sharp cutback in credit would run the risk of derailing the nascent improvement, and is precisely what officials aren't planning to do.

Small wonder that the pace of job losses is increasing and that business surveys are showing a sharp cutback in investment intentions.

Savings from that cutback, according to one media account, will be used for more personnel and equipment in the southernmost islands.

When they tried to trap him, he slithered through it like Barry Sanders, making a cutback to get space.

Thus, in the crisis-hit countries themselves, the consequence of the private sector cutback has been the fiscal deterioration.

When the budget is tight, one of the first things to happen is a cutback in travel.

I must cutBack on my spending at the moment.

An agency with a frozen budget regards it as a cutback, because certain expenses rise, such as payroll.

Tell your friends that you've been advised to cutback on alcohol because of a condition like gastric ulcer or a liver disease.

Nor do the data show the full effects of the sharp cutback in the availability of consumer credit, which is still under way.

Everybody must cutBack on consumption in time of war.

Without some drastic and immediate cutback in expenses, it simply wasn't possible.

It should instead let its currency rise and limit the cutback in domestic demand.

Mr. Schoenebaum said Amgen's anemia business was still likely to decline sharply in the coming years because of the Medicare cutback.

People is concerned about the cutback in federal welfare programs.

The government cutback military expenditure.

and the protective sheet (22) is wound about the cutback (18).

Because of a cutback in defense orders, the Harrington Company decided to shut down its research and development department

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a protective sheet (22) of plastic material is extruded close to the cutback (18);

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