Sentence examples for for a sharp cut from inspiring English sources

A letter on Wednesday calling for a sharp cut in benefits and a "sober dialogue" between the generations drew more than 100 responses.

"N.T.T. could adopt the U.S. proposal immediately using this money," Professor Sato said, referring to the call for a sharp cut in interconnection fees.

17 December Russian President Vladimir Putin announces that Moscow will buy $15bn worth of Ukrainian government bonds and allow for a sharp cut in the price Ukrainians will have to pay for Russian natural gas.

Mr. Machinea will be succeeded by the defense minister, Ricardo López Murphy, a conservative economist and graduate of the University of Chicago, who has called for a sharp cut in the number of government employees.

17 December Vladimir Putin announces that Russia will buy $15bn£9bnbn) worth of Ukrainian government bonds and allow for a sharp cut in the price Ukrainians will have to pay for Russian natural gas.

In the battle over seniority rules, for example, Mr. Cuomo was able to secure the support of the city's teachers' union, which has focused its attacks on Mr. Bloomberg even as Mr. Cuomo calls for a sharp cut in state school aid.

She quickly drew criticism for overseeing a sharp cut in Spain's science budget.

That might be possible with Social Security, but policy analysts have for years shown that a sustainable financial future for Medicare will require a sharp cut in benefits, and no less necessary for deficit reduction.

The appointment came the same day Mr. Bush presided over a conference in Austin to promote the tax cuts Mr. Lindsey has designed as a way to protect the nation against an economic slump, and just an hour after the Fed confirmed a gloomier outlook for the economy with a sharp cut in interest rates.

As if that were not enough, a shaky forecast for the retailer sector and a sharp cut to a chip-maker's guidance could push Wall Street below its October lows on Thursday.

As part of his labor reform, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, the prime minister, is expected to propose next week a sharp cut in redundancy costs for companies, reducing the payment that fired workers on long-term contracts are guaranteed for each year of employment to as little as 20 days from the prevailing 45 days.