Sentence examples for strict cuts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hollande, in contrast, ran on a promise of rebalancing Europe away from austerity and toward growth, and his narrow victory is seen in Washington as a public rejection of governments imposing strict cuts on battered economies.

In all cases, front and center was the growing debate over austerity vs. growth, with opponents of strict cuts arguing that they are succeeding only in driving the region's economies into the ground.

Waxman, by contrast, has favored strict cuts on greenhouse gas emissions.

The measures, which include strict cuts to social spending, are highly unpopular, and MPs, fearing a political backlash, could baulk at introducing them.

Rising waters are a threat to coastal cities around the world and even with strict cuts in emissions, scientists believe sea levels will rise significantly by 2100.

There's a strict cut-off after seven hours, and if you're not on schedule at certain points in the run, then it's race over.

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Gen Y has a strict cut-off at 29, and we felt this was beyond that.

Detecting impaired myocardial relaxation in the hyperdynamic circulation is difficult due to the strict cut-off values.

Strict cut-off limits restrict the inclusion of patient scores for those who did not have follow-up visits that fit within the narrow time-frames.

However, this is rather a rule of thumb than a strict cut-off value and it is advisable to use regression adjustments to remove the remaining bias (see the next paragraph; Austin 2009).