Sentence examples similar to capita cut from inspiring English sources

But, revolutionary though that would be, achieving that would still mean that developing countries would have to make big cuts too -- perhaps by 60percentt per capita, cuts made all the more painful by the continued population growth poor nations are expected to experience.

Politicians will also play the blame game, where they will criticize colleges for increases in college costs and deflect their own responsibility for per-capita cuts in the inflation-adjusted buying power of federal and state grants.

The highest rape rates — those double or more the citywide per capita rate — cut two distinct swaths through the city, one across Harlem and into the Hamilton Heights neighborhood of Manhattan, and the other running southeast in Brooklyn from Bedford-Stuyvesant into East New York.

So negotiators would calculate the per capita emissions cuts that each country would be responsible for.

Many Representatives and Senators argue that per capita caps will cut out waste, fraud, and abuse that drive unsustainable Medicaid cost growth.

I don't know why the UN Food and Agricultural Organisation FAOO) uses lower per capita calories consumption cut-off of 1770 kcal.

"Funding per pupil (per capita) has not been cut," the Lithuanian Education Ministry said.

But transit also has the potential to cut per capita emissions significantly, particularly in the nation's rapidly growing metropolitan areas.

The council said it had asked Capita for a £20m cut in the contract and its budget plan had made allowances for that.

A new executive coalition called Champions 12.3 intends to cut per capita food waste in half by 2030.

During a period of the steepest cuts per capita the NHS has ever known, the government has weakened attempts to ration rationally.