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She said the United States had offered big cuts in import taxes and supports.

The only saving grace is the collapse in inflation expectations, leaving the door open for deeper interest rate cuts in coming months.

But China says it is still a developing nation and that the United States should have to make bigger cuts in emissions than China.

Mr Lynn said the time was not right for overall cuts in the US defence budget since the country was still at war.

Those assumptions are generous, since the cuts in spending, coupled with a strong euro, would probably lead to much slower economic growth.

This means that many more will have to turn to the IMF (or other official sources) to avoid drastic cuts in domestic spending.

He gave a downbeat account of the island's economy, and announced cuts in "non-essential" spending on education and health.

Even an increase in what is called de minimis spending could not evade real cuts in domestic support, he said.

These bits of awareness came one after another, like fast cuts in a film. There was no sensation of time passing between them.

For its part, the U. S. wants to see China agree to binding emission cuts in a successor treaty to Kyoto.

In an address today he said he still opposes the mandatory cuts in green house gases encouraged by European nations.

Another US delegate said informally that US opposition to mandatory cuts in emissions of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide had not changed.

This move is all the more significant since it comes in the context of a plan to make deep cuts in overall U. S. military spending.

At first, every brushstroke he made caused deep cuts in his mouth. It was incredibly2 painful.

But she says she understands and shares the anger of many of her young neighbors over a lack of jobs and cuts in youth services.

Cuts in public spending will have to go far beyond the gimmicky blitz on top salaries, official cars and mobile phones mentioned so far.

Mr Jones went on to say that the Conservatives were too focused on achieving short-term spending cuts in the department.

"You are going to see more senior level cuts in the next wave, " Mr. Stein said.

The only options are painful: austere government budgets and cuts in wages to make prices of exports more attractive. The U.

The White House gave a preview of some of those cuts in a statement published on its blog on Saturday.

The Britain PM Gordon Brown is expected to be one of those calling for cuts in purchase tax on energy-saving goods.

Winter rain from the sky and shower, like snow mixed with ice-snow drops, like a knife cuts in the face of pain.

S: Well, they were showing these pictures of these long cuts in the ground which would be gullies here, I mean on Earth.

The crisis is forcing the organization to look for cuts in aid to some of its recipients, she said.

The Royal Family is to be exempt from any cuts in public spending next year when its civil list funding is settled for the next 10 years.

Better to have no deal than a deal that imposes spending cuts in the next few years.

Companies would receive $50 billion in tax cuts in the form of a temporary increase in deductions for certain business investments.

He acknowledged that with official interest rates already at 1 per cent, further cuts in rates would not make much of a difference.

But for many Republicans, voting for a tax increase would be a bigger sin than allowing vicious cuts in the defence budget.

He said it will replace the soon-to-expire Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty with even deeper cuts in nuclear arsenals.

It helped that the law introducing the levy required its proceeds to be recycled back to individuals and companies as cuts in income taxes.

Pandit revealed the massive job and cost cuts in a 25-page Powerpoint presentation posted on the bank's website.

In the end, Dole and Dominici are likely to embrace at least some tax cuts to go along with deep cuts in spending.

By contrast, the U. S. government is under severe financial strain and will have to impose more cuts in weapons procurement.

And yet its people seem unwilling to endure the cuts in wages and services needed to make the economy competitive.

European governments may similarly be prepared to allow cuts in excess capacity and jobs that they could not contemplate outside a crisis.

The bank has made three consecutive interest-rate cuts in total, bringing the benchmark Selic base interest rate to 11%.

The Russians have been warning that should this effort stall, it may not be possible to negotiate deeper cuts in existing nuclear arsenals.

Specifically, cuts in bromide fluids accounted for 71% of the total number of failed cuts, but only comprised 32% of total attempted cuts.

The Bank argues for real cuts in trade distorting agricultural subsidies.

John Ashe, Antigua and Barbuda's UN ambassador, compiled the texts as head of a group looking at future cuts in emissions by rich nations.

Friedman did this, calling for quick and severe cuts in government spending and inflation as well as a more open trade policy.

"Our checks also revealed some speculation over the potential for a second round of cuts in some groups sometime later in the year. "

And he does not think Norwegian industry can be expected to make many more cuts in emissions.

Europe's answer has been austerity: savage spending cuts in an attempt to reassure bond markets.

Enforced cuts in a country's wholesale prices serve only to put its operators at a disadvantage to their foreign rivals.

If central banks had a higher target for inflation, that would allow for bigger cuts in real interest rates in a recession.

You might reasonably ask why it isn't more common to see swingeing pay cuts in place of redundancies.

Recent cuts in income tax and social-security contributions softened the crisis but greatly increased the long-term burden.

Earlier this week Gordon Brown admitted for the first time that Labour would make cuts in public spending if it wins the election next year.

The important thing is to avoid a growing debt burden, which would mean more savage cuts in services and welfare down the road.

If true, these would be some of the biggest cuts in the history of the information-technology (IT) industry.

His budget policies were inconsistent: Spending cuts in the middle of his presidency probably extended the Depression.

All this has kept government revenues buoyant despite cuts in import tariffs.

Last month Toyota joined the ranks of UK carmakers warning of cuts in talks with its staff at its UK car plant at Burnaston near Derby.

Not even the US asks Beijing to make absolute cuts in emissions within the next decade.

And the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities says school officials in at least 11 states have cut or proposed cuts in education.

Ireland has so far done the most to convince investors of its ability to repair its budget, thanks to tough spending cuts in the past year.

The deal, finally hammered out early yesterday, had been expected to commit countries to deep cuts in carbon emissions.

The demonstration was against unprecedented cuts in military pay and benefits and reductions in a number of military personnel.

Cuts in unemployment benefits, plus the introduction of an earned-income tax credit, have improved incentives to work, he argues.

Plans to replace an old teaching hospital, the Royal, were saved last month from threatened cuts in government spending.

As the IFS spells out, Labour's plan, though thin on detail, implies the sharpest cuts in spending on public services since the late 1970s.

Ireland's public finances have been battered in the economic downturn, and education has not escaped savage cuts in funding.

It is due to report by the end of November and will have to weigh cuts in military spending against cuts in benefits.

It fails to set detailed targets for cuts in carbon emissions. And it failed to earn the support of all the nations at the talks.

House Republicans aim to use the debt ceiling vote as another means of compelling drastic cuts in spending.

Whoever triumphs in Westminster, cuts in public spending are bound to cause resentment in both regions.

Cuts in export subsidies have not conspicuously shrunk China's massive trade surplus or export earnings so far.

Both companies were in talks yesterday with the United Auto Workers' union on securing cuts in labour costs.

We avoided deep cuts in international programs that, among other things, threaten our transition out of Iraq.

workers have said they will oppose any sale if it means more job cuts , or cuts in pay or retirement benefits like health care.

Agreeing to mutual cuts in nuclear warheads and launchers is the only chance Moscow has to preserve some semblance of parity with America.

It is not California's first attempt to reduce emissions from transport: its legislature voted for stringent cuts in 2002.

New Zealand, however, is bottom of the rich country list, accused of making particularly harsh cuts in its official aid to agriculture.

During the row over health care, the right demanded smaller deficits but refused to countenance any cuts in medical spending on the elderly.

The Pentagon is using an expanded American presence in Asia to help forestall deep cuts in the defense budget.

Sharper cuts in costs raise the chances of a rebound later, as low inventories imply more chance of a restocking boom later.

No country has relied too much on cuts in public investment, which often cannot be sustained.

But let me be clear: I am committed to making these cuts in a way that protects our senior citizens.

At the same time, he asserts that he would make huge further cuts in spending. What would he cut? He refuses to say.

The latest Geneva talks got nowhere in large part because America refused to make bigger cuts in its farm subsidies (see article).

These five apparently demanded huge cuts in public pensions and red tape, and a spending cap for future years.

To address this, he used what little money he could find to accelerate the cuts in business taxes announced in his first budget.

Most Democrats in Congress oppose big cuts in government spending, especially programs for retirees and the poor.

He was speaking as Enel halved its dividend and set out a programme of cuts in capital spending to bring down its borrowings.

Republicans want to be seen as carrying out the wish of their conservative base by pressing for deep cuts in government spending.

Thanks to cuts in property rates, the state depends on personal income taxes for 46% of its revenues, more than in all but seven states.

Imagine they got their way entirely, forcing Mr Obama and his party to accept deep cuts in spending without raising taxes at all.

And I would not have made these cuts in better circumstances.

The solution to financial crises will not easily be found in increased regulation, more transparent information or cuts in interest rates.

In their last letter to me, my sister and brother asked me to explain these cuts in England.

The plan assumes further cuts in Greek government spending and a positive economic growth rate.

Government health experts estimate that deep cuts in salt consumption could save 150, 000 lives a year.

Reagan agreed to consider higher taxes as part of a budget accord but ruled out cuts in Social Security.

The global gloom followed the release of economic data in the United States that showed deep cuts in employment in October.

To get inventories back in line, more production cuts in the current quarter are likely.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies has spelled out how incomplete, foolish and incredible are the longer-term plans for cuts in spending.

They wanted to talk about cuts: in the civil service, in health, in education, in state-owned corporations, everywhere, cuts.

On the road, few will see cuts in the case of vehicles, it is courteous and the Metropolitan line of vehicles.

Countries are supposed to fill in details of planned cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, left blank in the accord, by the end of next month.

Investor demand for a higher dividend yield implied a fear of very subdued dividend growth, or even cuts in payouts.

Didymus said I must write what Kenneth Kaunda said after years of cuts in Zambia: "The medicine was so strong it killed the patient. "

The largest polluting countries have never agreed to binding cuts in an international agreement.

With the economy weak, however, businesses may be no more able than local governments to fill the gaps left by cuts in federal spending.

Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Glenn Stevens, meanwhile, has embarked on the biggest round of interest-rate cuts in almost two decades.

If companies had reacted to early signs of slowdown with large cuts in production and investment, the situation would have been different.

Mr Noyer did not rule out further cuts in the ECB's main interest rate, currently 1. 5 per cent, the lowest ever.

These commitments need not be absolute cuts in emissions, but can be curbs on the growth of emissions.

He says it's designed to create three million jobs and includes tax cuts in billions to help states.

De Boer said that pledges for cuts in greenhouse gases so far were insufficient to meet the goal.

Godard's jump cuts in "Breathless" (1960) turned up in every TV ad.

We propose a compound metallic grating with perpendicular cuts in each slit and investigate its optical transmission property theoretically.

Germany's economy could bounce back faster than expected, because its cuts in business investment and stocks have been so savage.

Mr Obama's plans rely significantly on tax increases for the wealthy, as well as on cuts in healthcare costs and the defence budget.

Mr Lobo must also secure a resumption of foreign aid if the economy is to emerge from recession and avoid drastic cuts in public spending.

Voters have not forgiven the party for the cuts in unemployment benefits made under Ms Merkel's predecessor, Gerhard Schr? der.

This will require slashed pay-scales and benefits for civil servants and drastic cuts in the number of such jobs.

Even further cuts in interest rates might not be enough to bring confidence back, the IMF warned.

Cuts in the official rate have proved a blunt instrument in solving the money-market crisis.

The American school bus council says School Bus Council say cuts in bus service are bad for children and possibly the environment.

Mr. Steenland said his airline did not anticipate making more capacity cuts in 2008.

Copenhagen is supposed to come up with a successor to the 1997 Kyoto agreement that mandated cuts in emissions.

In the mid-1980s, large current account deficits and a sharp dollar decline helped produce initial cuts in budget deficits.

New defense budget cuts in defense spending also raised the long-term plans.

The pact commits Russia and the United States to cuts in the number of deployed warheads.

An ageing population makes cuts in welfare and pensions more urgent, but European countries have to tackle these anyway.

She declined to discuss what cuts in farm tariffs and subsidies would be required for agreement.

The debt deal, which implies only modest new spending cuts in the short term, is not directly responsible for this.

About 500, 000 women in the United States take tamoxifen, which cuts in half the chances of a breast cancer recurrence.

Over the next 10 years, cuts in planned spending could total half a trillion dollars.

The government announced big tax cuts in an attempt to regain its lost popularity.

Should disaster aid, as a matter of sound public finance, be offset by immediate cuts in other spending?

That would be consistent with what happened late last year, as greater saving trumped the Bank of England's big cuts in interest rates.

Overall, the rich world's increase in "carbon imports" is six times bigger than cuts in the developed countries' own industrial emissions.

I had run a state government and seen the human consequences of cuts in federal services.

But significant cuts in salt from the diet could be challenging for individuals without action from food manufacturers.

As austerity measures, including cuts in defence spending, begin to bite, orders for its flagship Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft have waned.

the banning of dangerous pesticides; cuts in the budgets of institutions that conducted research into diseases; even globalisation.

We bring instruments in, from two separate cuts in the side, and then you can start manipulating tissue.

Also, the central bank has been easing monetary policy, and began a cycle of interest-rate cuts in February.

President Obama has reached a deal with Republicans to extend the Bush tax cuts, in exchange for extending jobless benefits.

That would force Greece to make even larger cuts in government spending, further exacerbating its economic woes.

This would be accompanied by cuts in industrial goods and services protection.

The Russians are pushing for deeper cuts in delivery vehicles because their missiles generally fit more warheads than American missiles.

Since OPEC agreed to supply-cuts in March, the price of crude oil has jumped to almost $26 a barrel, up from less than $10 last December.

Martin Feldstein of Harvard University put the case for big cuts in a powerful summing up at this year's Jackson Hole monetary conference.

The quarter-point cuts in its federal funds rate and discount rate on December 11th were followed by a steep sell-off in the stockmarket.

Mandatory defence cuts were designed to scare the Republicans; mandatory cuts in other programmes were supposed to scare the Democrats.

This is a blind tee shot because the hedge cuts in, but the wind off the right can help shape your drive.

Also on offer were benefits that are easier to visualise. Some cuts in bound tariffs would have bitten into actual rates.

But many Democrats feel he has already conceded enough by allowing so many tax cuts in his own proposal.

But the Bush administration repeatedly has said there should be corresponding cuts in other farm programs to offset the cost.

The United States needs to accept further cuts in spending on trade distorting agricultural subsidies.

Walker said local leaders would need that power to manage the steep cuts in state aid contemplated in his next budget.

In 2011, on current plans, the rich world is set for its biggest collective budget cuts in at least 40 years.

Cuts in public spending mean that fewer people can go on to higher education.

The American School Bus Council says say cuts in bus service are bad for children , and possibly the environment.

For Republicans, the protests over benefit cuts in Madison, Wisconsin, are more important than the rebels in Benghazi, Libya.

"Cuts in training may significantly undermine employee morale and engagement, " said Lippincott.

Proponents of cuts in greenhouse gases cited the meltdown as proof that human activities are propelling a slide toward climate calamity.

The accords were meant to drive cuts in greenhouse gases and promote investment in clean tech in developing nations through carbon trading.

The coalition government of the UK will today announce details of their cuts in government spending.

Spain and Ireland have made large cuts in their capital budgets but have lowered current spending by more.

The American School Bus Council says cuts in bus service are bad for children and possibly the environment .

The most painful of the president's cuts in subsidies has yet to come into effect.

Boris Johnson yesterday warned against cuts in arts funding as new figures revealed that business investment in culture is falling.

Rich countries accept that China, India and other emerging economies will not agree to absolute cuts in their emissions in the medium term.

The cuts in proven reserves that will result are a heavy price for a company that is already short of oil.

But heaven forbid that more coverage for the young should mean cuts in Medicare, the health scheme for the elderly.

These typically include cuts in budget deficits, often by slashing public expenditure, or increases in interest rates.

You may need to make big cuts in overheads, but try to avoid slashing costs to a level where it is difficult to operate.

Former Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty unveiled his economic plan in Chicago, which includes cuts in both spending and taxes.

If it's over 100%, you need to make some cuts in your spending or you will never get ahead, as your spending will grow as your income grows.

The American School Bus Council say s cuts in bus service are bad for children and possibly the environment.

The EU and the Obama administration are proposing cuts in their overall emissions, although each has offered a different formula.

Kohl's centrist policies included modest cuts in government spending and strong support for West German commitments to NATO.

Presented in traditional Chinese style, the entire fish was served whole with artful cuts in the flesh to create a "flying" appearance.

An official commission in Sweden has suggested cuts in purchases of anti-aircraft defences, tanks and fighter aircraft .

Spending on infrastructure, including the Olympics, will continue as planned. But there will be cuts in "non-essential" spending.

Newly elected House Republicans have called for big cuts in federal spending -- $2. 5 trillion over the next 10 years.

Two months after taking power, he put restrictions on the sale of alcohol, raised the drinking age, and ordered cuts in production.

Mr Walker is one of 13 governors who are advocating cuts in spending, and have signed a pledge not to raise taxes.

eg. The Prime Minister is believed to have ruled out cuts in child benefit or pensions.

Others in the TBAC, however said small cuts in long-term debt sales would not have much "substantive purpose" .

No one should applaud such necessities but, without new revenue, Washington will be forced to make similar cuts in time.

Republican leaders like to claim that the midterms gave them a mandate for sharp cuts in government spending.

Big cuts in public-sector pay and allowances have been pushed through in Ireland, Spain and Greece.

Although cuts in public spending will be a Tory hallmark, this will not apply to defense.

Republican House Speaker John Boehner is demanding major spending cuts in exchange for any agreement to raise the debt limit.

Unlike Britain, Scotland will not be making cuts in the current financial year.

Traffic is heavily subdued and, despite some drastic cuts in capacity and prices, passenger numbers are still slowing.

It also includes a sprinkling of business tax cuts, in part to tempt Republicans to vote for it.

And now it faces the usual prescription for economic recovery: tax increases, price rises and cuts in public expenditure.

Despite government spending cuts in the U. S. earlier this year, Blanchard says several factors should lead to stronger growth in 2014.

Since 2003, Congress, under Republican and Democratic leadership, has deferred these cuts in Medicare reimbursements from going into effect.

Rumor has it that President Obama's deficit commission may call for deep benefit cuts, in particular a sharp rise in the retirement age.

For states, rising healthcare costs are squeezing their budgets, leading to cuts in essential services and tax rises.

This led to panicky selling, sharp cuts in payrolls and hoarding of cash by households.

There is still an exchange of fluids, meaning that diseases can enter your body through sores or small cuts in your mouth and throat.

Yet Republicans denounce tax increases and liberal-minded Democrats scorn cuts in entitlements.

Cuts in income tax left public finances too dependent on windfall revenues from VAT on new homes, capital-gains tax and stamp duty.

The promised cuts in public spending have scarcely begun to bite.

Economists have varying theories about the practical effects of "austerity" , meaning sharp cuts in public spending.

The study calls for a national system of road pricing, with the revenues used to offset cuts in fuel duty.

Now deep cuts in the number of sailors, soldiers and air force personnel are being forced upon them.

A new surgical technique may help doctors operate on internal organs without making any cuts in the skin, researchers reported.

So cuts in spending and increases in taxes are likely to throw those economies back into recession.

Economists estimate that the full effect of cuts in ECB interest rates typically takes six months to feed through.

Obama says reducing the nation's debt requires cuts in government programs and tax increases on wealthy Americans.

Will they accept that taming the deficit will require hikes in taxes as well as cuts in spending?

Republicans, who are seeking much deeper cuts in discretionary spending and many government agencies, slammed the proposal.

It helps put pressure on Greece for more reforms and cuts in public spending as conditions of the bail-out.

They're protesting higher tuition cuts in student services and reductions in funding for higher education.

The association also has said that corporate aircraft, which have increased rapidly in recent years, must accept cuts in flights.

Cuts in government spending have also sent asphalt use sharply downward as cities and states delay road projects.

The US Senate has balked at mandating cuts in carbon emissions, with critics saying the plan would hurt a fragile economy.

The Treasury wants cuts in defence commitments as large as any since it forced the nation's retreat from East of Suez during the late 1960s.

On Friday, House Republicans unveiled their proposal for immediate cuts in federal spending.

Major banks including Bank of America, Wachovia and Wells Fargo soon followed with cuts in their prime rate.

Jim Stride, managing director at Axa Investment Management, added: "There will be dividend cuts in most sectors. "

There is much nuclear work still to be done, including agreeing upon a new round of cuts in strategic arsenals.

Hospitals also face the prospect of steep cuts in payments from the federal Medicare and state Medicaid programs.

The voluntary agreement urges major polluters to make deeper cuts in thereleaseofreleaseof greenhouse gases.

Dry walk-behind concrete saw blades are ideal for intermittent cuts in concrete, green concrete and asphalt.

There are lots of very skilled people that have been and will be laid off or asked to take unacceptable cuts in pay.

And the antagonism of today's deficit debate may even harm the economy, as Republicans push for excessive cuts in next year's budget.

Yet the goal of real cuts in other trade- distorting subsidies depends on two issues.

Republicans, committed to deep cuts in federal spending, are almost certain to vote down proposals that will cost $447bn.

This weak outlook is likely to force a second injection of spending rises and tax cuts in 2010 to prod demand.

Stocks rose as excepted further cuts in interest rates and lower crude prices are positive signs for the difficult 2009 session ahead.

Goldman analysts also predict an endorsement of "structural" tax cuts in the wake of rapid gains in fiscal revenue.

This combination suggests that spending would still be falling if not for the tax cuts in the stimulus.

The Warehouse Service is rationalizing the delivery network? so we're hoping for some big cost cuts in the near future .

The voluntary agreement urges major polluters to make deeper cuts in the release of greenhouse gases.

He expects further substantial interest rate cuts in the course of the year.

Like other banks, Morgan Stanley is making cuts in leveraged finance and securitised products.

How, Democrats retorted, could Republicans advocate big cuts in the safety net when so many Americans are in desperate need?

Wherever they are, emissions trading schemes seek to avoid the essential - deep cuts in emissions which are needed now.

'There is a now a framework to review that will ensure significant cuts in Washington spending, ' Mr. McConnell said on the Senate floor.

But cuts in defence are putting a question-mark over Latvia's ability to fulfil its commitment to the alliance.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer is expected to announce tax cuts in this year's budget.

As a result, increased demolition rates may be unnecessary to achieve deep cuts in carbon emissions from dwellings.

Larger holes and cuts in tires can be repaired by applying a patch on the inside.

Governments are fighting for market credibility via draconian cuts in spending.

On just the second day of negotiations, Mr di-Aping upped the pressure on the rich nations to make drastic cuts in greenhouse gases.

New Jersey's job losses were almost entirely due to cuts in government employment.

soaring demand for heat has led to coal shortages and power cuts in many of the country's provinces.

Yet quantitative promises about cuts in emissions have become the be-all and end-all of international negotiations.

"We are keeping our commitments, " Obama said, and the agreement will "set the stage for further cuts" in their nuclear arsenals.