Sentence examples for freezes- from inspiring English sources

All Balls said – and Miliband has endorsed – is that he cannot promise to reverse cuts and lift pay freezes at an unknown future date when world conditions as well as local ones may have made recovery much harder.

But the efficiency savings already achieved under the Tony Blair and Gordon Brown governments came substantially from salary freezes.

This is dressed up as "efficiency savings" and "cost improvement programmes" but in reality it means cuts to services, staff pay freezes and pensions "reform".

School budget "freezes" were, at least, publicised during the election – but this won't make them any easier to deal with.

One study finds that sea ice could be on a temporary rise because fresh water freezes more easily – and there's now more fresh water from the melting ice sheets than before.

EPF estimates that this would cost institutions £6m a year and would result in job cuts, pay freezes and recruitment freezes.

I use ginger in place of hard-to-find galangal, and lemongrass paste to speed things up – it is easy enough to make, and freezes well or keeps in the fridge for around a week.

So a babushka freezes and an oligarch's daughter can't shop at Harrods? Big deal.

It was a year when futurism met retro head-on, and Patrick Ward freezes a moment through its ephemera.

The United States has decided to prolong for another year the "outer wall" of sanctions that freezes Serbian assets in America and bars Serbia from dipping into the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and other institutions.

Faced with a 12% inflation rate, he forced "voluntary" price freezes on retailers.