Sentence examples for previous cut from inspiring English sources

Like the previous cut, in January, it was made outside the bank's normal cycle of meetings.

The company said the move would save about $700 million a year starting in 2009, and total $1.5 billion in annual savings when combined with the previous cut.

Rates had recently been rising, and the yield on 10-year government bonds had climbed to 4.84percentt by yesterday from a low of 4.45percentt on March 23, shortly after the previous cut.

Terry Baldwin, tax partner at Vantis, said: "This is a continuation of the policy of shifting the tax burden from income tax to national insurance, as what was given with one hand – the previous cut in income tax from 22%to20%0% in 2008 – is being taken back with the other – the new one-tenth increase in national insurance.

Just this past weekend, it emerged that the Copyright Board will be increasing the fees that songwriters will be due from streaming to 15.1percentt, up 40percentt from their previous cut.

Because the value does not improve the NAsso value at the previous cut point ((cut=3.5), (NAsso=1.076)), the stopping criterion is stratified and stops at the previous step (see next paragraph for the details).

The latest round of cost-cutting comes on top of $1 billion in previous cuts, which included plans to eliminate up to 8,000 jobs.

For nearly 20 years, Verdi made many revisions: cutting some arias, ensembles, even whole scenes; adding new ones; restoring some previous cuts; taking them out again; composing new music.

The new probe will also be able to investigate allegations dating back before 1970, which had been the previous cut-off point.

Much like Mr. Baldwin's previous cut-and-paste works — including the film "Tribulation 99," his self-professed "pseudo-pseudo-documentary" about American interventions in Latin America — this new work hits your synapses like a cluster bomb, assailing your tremulous gray matter with a barrage of cinematic fragments (most recycled, some newly shot), miscellaneous rants and ruminations.

Labour said Osborne was trying to "erase the memory" of previous cuts.