Sentence examples similar to tightening cut from inspiring English sources

But this year the administration aims to adopt further fiscal tightening to cut the deficit by 4.5 percent of G.D.P.

A round of belt-tightening cut CSA's budget by 12%, says Liu, who is now KuaFu chief scientist at CAS's National Space Science Center, forcing the agency to pull out of KuaFu.

Under Andrew Mitchell, the agency tightened spending, cut the number of countries receiving aid and ceased funding United Nations agencies for housing and economic development that it determined were not delivering.

"They were expecting to have the score tightened and cut in Beijing, with the Western-style orchestra, before resetting it for the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra," said a source involved in the production, referring to the ensemble of native Chinese instruments that will accompany the Hong Kong premiere.

We're a good distance away from when LinkedIn crashed, and everyone tightened up, cut costs and started focusing on getting to profitability.

We also discuss a lifting procedure for further tightening any generated cut, and establish its polynomial-time operation for unit-coefficient cuts.

While the steel wire is turned around the solid shaft, the wire loop is tightened and cuts the band before it emerges from the entrance hole.

He concludes with a discussion of the requirements for military preparedness in an era of belt tightening and budget cuts.

Monetary tightening led to cuts in production, bringing inventories in better alignment with sales.

Some examples: in all 27 countries, the IMF recommended budget tightening, with spending cuts generally favored over tax increases.

It still needs tightening and some cuts, but it shouldn't lose a moment of Rosemary Ashe's Grandma, a gorgon who reveals her heartache and fury in How Could You?