Sentence examples for constitute cuts from inspiring English sources

In response to a tweet from Adam Green, the PCCC's co-founder, Booker said that he believes that tying Social Security benefits to the Consumer Price Index or a change in the retirement age would constitute cuts to the program.

Just what would constitute clear-cut progress?

In the larger firm, only 1.7% of the observations constituted wage cuts, while the percentage in the medium-size firm was even lower, at 0.4%.

These would constitute the biggest cuts since the late 1970s, when the IMF held the whip hand.The bad news doesn't end there.

So two television biographies on CNN and MSNBC over the weekend could prove quite useful to viewers: they constitute the rough cuts from which the Kerry campaign will shape the candidate's portrait during the convention.

Since it costs about 30p to produce a litre of milk, the cuts constitute yet another catastrophe for a benighted domestic industry, and may put many thousands of dairy farmers out of business.

The coffee retailer is sacking nearly 7,000 employees and closing 300 locations (leaving it with a mere 16,000 or so remaining stores—I'm not kidding).The cuts constitute a second blow in as many days for the city of Seattle.

Together, these tax cuts constitute an estimated $346 billion giveaway over ten years to households making $200,000 a year or more.

However, the incompleteness of this traversal makes our criterion sufficient but not necessary for determining whether a reaction set C constitutes a cut set for reaction j.

In the same way, a cutting not much longer than another could, without any other obstacles, constitute a short cut preferable to a very much longer alignment.

The measures, disclosed in a cabinet statement and royal decree broadcast on state-run Ekhbariya TV on Monday, constitute the first pay cuts for government employees, who make up about two-thirds of working Saudis.