The phrase "abandon cut" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or unclear expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "We had to abandon cut due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "discard version" or "drop edit".
If they need to abandon cuts to tax credits to protect their hegemony, they will.
But Mr Osborne will be silently cheering the latest immigration figures for helping him to abandon cuts to tax credits.
Mere instruments of profit, to be used while they have use, drained of whatever they can offer, and when they are seen as no longer useful, just abandoned, cut adrift.
Those abandoned cuts -- which would have saved about $200 million -- would have reduced garbage collections, scaled back library hours, cut back Staten Island Ferry service at peak travel times and closed the zoos in Brooklyn and Queens.
Osborne has been known to nick ideas and capture trends started by Labour and setting HMRC on the hunt for missing taxes would suit his financial plans as well – but would he boost HMRC at the expense of abandoning cuts in staffing and pay?
The simplest fire escape would be to abandon the cuts to tax credits altogether.
In a closed-door meeting on Wednesday, they forced the leadership to abandon its cuts and prepare to double them.
The federal Labor party's acting education spokesman, Mark Butler, said Friday's meeting would have been a perfect time for the government to abandon the cuts.
Until now ministers have indicated that they will not abandon the cuts, but that they will introduce alternative measures to mitigate the impact on those who might lose out.
It becomes yours [as chancellor]." Last month, 100 other economists – some, but not all of them, left-leaning like Blanchflower – signed a letter to this paper urging Osborne to abandon his cuts strategy.
