Sentence examples for represents a cut of from inspiring English sources

This move alone represents a cut of at least 15% in GPs benefits.

While this is a nominal increase of $750m compared with 2012-13, analysis by Guardian Australia shows it represents a cut of about $1.5bn in real terms when population growth and inflation are taken into account.

But the scheme, described as 16-199 burepresentsrepresents a cut of two-thirds from the previous £560m annual budget and will be targeted only at the poorest students, so depriving hundreds of thousands of students of state support for further education.

This represents a cut of £160m.

Yet to meet its ambitious carbon reduction target, which from current levels represents a cut of about 40%, Japan has got to do just that, because Isogo and other fossil fuel-burning power plants in the country account for about one-third of the nation's total carbon output.

He said the House-passed bill represented a cut of about $17 billion for this year.

Anticipating criticism, the committee noted Thursday that the amount represented a cut of about half a cent for every dollar spent on the program.

During Argentina's 2001-02 ecrisisc crisis, the government forcibly converted all energy tariffs from dollars to pesos, representing a cut of nearly two-thirds in their real value.

During a speech to the conference yesterday, foreign minister Julie Bishop said Australia had "an ambitious 2020 target" which she said represented a cut of 19% from business as usual.

The county council's total budget savings represent a cut of 8.4% on last year's spending.

Compared with President Obama's request for fiscal 2016 the bill would represent a cut of at least 26%.