Sentence examples for term cuts from inspiring English sources

Real term cuts to council budgets in the coming years will reduce still further their capacity to help the homeless.

But in practice, fiscal consolidation was equated with austerity: near term cuts to spending or increases in taxes that pummeled demand at a time when the ECB, with interest rates close to zero, couldn't compensate.

"Critic-proof" is the label we give mainstream films that make mega bucks in spite of bad reviews, but the term cuts both ways: some blockbusters are destined to attract critical derision whatever their merits.

He added that 8.3% of real term cuts over the next three years to the country's NHS puts Wales only second to Scotland, which it predicts will cut its NHS spending in real terms by around 3.3% this year.

"The agency needs to seriously consider the long-term consequences of short term cuts".

MPs will vote on plans to introduce real term cuts to benefits and tax credits.

He refused to rule out any further real-term cuts, arguing that allowing pay to increase too fast would necessitate cutting jobs, putting patient safety at risk.

It should focus on long-term entitlement reform rather than short-term cuts.

But maybe short-term cuts might not be such a bad idea.

But he said short-term cuts would worsen those problems by slowing the economy.

Finally, it's important to keep in mind that short-term cuts in Medicare are not urgently needed.