Sentence examples for timing of the cuts from inspiring English sources

The timing of the cuts was unexpected.

Mr. Thompson said that the timing of the cuts was bad, and called the most recent city budget irresponsible.

She declined to comment on the timing of the cuts or on the number of people to be dismissed.

Mette Abildgaard, a spokeswoman for green energy affairs for the opposition Danish Conservative People's Party, said the timing of the cuts was disappointing.

Gary B. Redding, commissioner of the Georgia Department of Community Health, said the timing of the cuts in Medicaid "could not be worse".

The agreement also accelerates the timing of the cuts so they mostly happen over two years instead of Japan's original offer of five years.

What is still unresolved is the timing of the cut, its size and who gets it.

Additional policy easing seemed a foregone conclusion after all the sluggish recent data.But the timing of the cut is something of a surprise.

Even though the Bank is now operationally independent, the timing of the cut was awkward so soon after an election had been called.

She said she backed the principle that tax credits should not be used to subsidise low pay but believed the timing of the cut was wrong.

Last month the four Reagan-appointed governors voted to cut the discount rate - the interest the Fed charges for lending to commercial banks - to 7percentt, from 71/2percentnt, over the objection of Paul A. Volcker, the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, on the timing of the cut.