Sentence examples for equivalent cut from inspiring English sources

Jim Murphy, the Secretary of State for Scotland, will tell the Commons in a statement that Labour would give Scotland control of about £6bn in new tax powers, offset by an equivalent cut in the annual £30bn grant the country receives from the Treasury.

When spending for passport and customs officers or any other area in the NDD budget goes up, other programs must absorb an equivalent cut, and Customs and Border Patrol staffing at points of entry is relatively minor compared with other increases within NDD that Congress has been forced to accept.

In Figure 4 c, the equivalent cut plotted in Jacobi coordinates shows how the slope of the surface at the FC point points steeply towards smaller γ.

Substances found in blood samples from injured drivers and oral fluid samples from drivers in moving traffic were compared using equivalent cut off concentrations, and risk estimates were calculated using logistic regression analyses.

The equivalent cut points for possible and probable depression in early RA on the revised CES-D13 would be 9 (possible case – that is the equivalent of an 8 on the HADS-D) and 13 (probable case) respectively, derived from the 13-item scale scored 0112 (i.e. a total score range on 0 26).

This is expected to result in a cut of 40 percent to 50 percent in fuel consumption and roughly equivalent cuts in greenhouse gas emissions.

It will result in cuts in fuel consumption of between 40 percent and 50 percent from today's levels and roughly equivalent cuts in greenhouse gas emissions.

The report said equivalent cuts in the UK would amount to £7bn, having a disastrous impact on services and staffing levels.

Mr. Cavallo announced on Wednesday cuts of 8to10percentent in wages for more than a quarter of a million federal employees and equivalent cuts in pension benefits for retired government workers.

The first was that either $110 billion in automatic, across-the-board spending cuts would go into force as scheduled in March, or equivalent cuts would have to be found.

A Republican aide briefed on the meeting said the speaker told the other negotiators that House Republicans would not turn off $100 billion in automatic military and domestic spending cuts in 2013 without equivalent cuts elsewhere.