Sentence examples for in extra cuts from inspiring English sources

But the economic recovery has not been as strong as expected, so Mr Osborne has had to squeeze in extra cuts for 2015/16, taking us beyond the next general election.

The much-leaked promise of £3 billion in extra cuts to fund more infrastructure spending amounts to little more than three days' worth of government net borrowing.

Essential services such as children's centres, libraries, museums and elderly care facilities are under threat of closure in many parts of the country because of billions of pounds in extra cuts due this parliament.

A week before a tricky autumn statement – which may simultaneously pencil in extra cuts and also concede that one of two fiscal targets has now slipped beyond reach – Mr Osborne came to the Commons determined to enjoy himself yesterday, and the house was in obliging mood.

Mr Osborne has said he needs to find £12bn in extra cuts from Britain's welfare bill.

This year, on a foggy March morning, the same three leaders looked sombre in the face of a daunting task: how to cut another €9 billion ($12 billion) from the budget for 2013 when the economy is already in recession.The extra cuts are needed to deal with what forecasters say would otherwise be a 2013 budget deficit of 4.5% of GDP, way over the 3% limit enshrined in the euro zone's new fiscal pact.

The cerebral hemisphere is sectioned coronally on a set of standard landmarks with extra cuts in between, in front, and behind the landmarks, according to the size of the brain (30 35 slices).

Both the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and work and pensions are to see extra cuts in running costs of up to 10% in 2015-16.

Ian Mulheirn is director of the Social Market Foundation If the current timetable for deficit reduction is maintained, households should brace themselves for roughly another £26bn of fiscal pain in the years between 2016 and 2018 – whether it comes in the form of extra cuts to public services, another big hit to welfare or new tax-rises.

Some took extra cuts in the batting cage.

Only when the recovery is well under way, will it be safe to have extra cuts in government expenditure".