Sentence examples for anticipated cut from inspiring English sources

On news of the anticipated cut, crude oil for February delivery rose 24 cents a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, to $30.29.

So police bosses could be forgiven for a certain amount of relief last month, when the chancellor made the unexpected announcement that police forces in England and Wales would not, after all, be hit by an anticipated cut in funding of more than a fifth.

This industry will also take up some of the slack left by the anticipated cut backs in in-house basic research noted in the National Science Foundation's Science and Engineering Indicators Report 2000.

Actual losses for the month were just a shade under 700,000, where forecasters had anticipated cuts of only 630,000.

"We've been diligently preparing for anticipated cuts; however, the amount proposed by the governor is excessive".

The statement, which will outline anticipated cuts of around £3bn, is expected on Thursday in the final hours before parliament rises for the Christmas break.

With the bigger anticipated cuts, Patrick Cochran, the county budget manager, said: "State courts, which counties house, are talking about nine-hour, four-day weeks instead of eight-hour, five-day weeks.

Last month, council leaders warned up to 800 jobs could go - on top of 800 previously lost over the past two years - because of the anticipated cuts.

David Willetts, the new U.K. minister for universities and science, held his first briefing with the press earlier today, gracefully dodging a cascade of questions about science funding but doing little to dispel the idea that anticipated cuts were indeed coming.

Yet many Greeks stopped paying taxes before last month's elections, anticipating cuts and forbearance.

Other agencies are also anticipating cuts, despite the new state aid package.