Sentence examples for urgent cuts from inspiring English sources
But some politicians will depict the imbalance as evidence that deep and urgent cuts are needed soon.
"The myth of the global warming pause has been heavily promoted by climate change sceptics seeking to undermine the case for strong and urgent cuts in greenhouse gas emissions," said Ward.
Mr. Thomas said that in order to move quickly enough to make any kind of difference, it would make sense to deal with an across-the-board reduction in income tax rates first, and then turn to less urgent cuts that would benefit some married couples and heirs.
His comments come as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change [IPCC] release the most rigorous synthesis of climate change science to date, making it clear that without urgent cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, global temperatures will rise by more than 2 degrees.
A longtime Republican who teamed with the Democratic nominee in a "unity ticket," the former Valdez mayor said he would seek to make urgent cuts that would not cripple the state economy long-term.
34th over: Australia 100-2 (Khawaja 12, Clarke 33) Clarke slaps an urgent cut for four off Tremlett.
In Britain house-builder Bovis meekly warned that unless there was an urgent cut in interest rates, the property market would collapse.
The need for the guide is particularly urgent with cuts to police time and resources, and to the inspectorate that scrutinises the police, as well as cuts to benefits and services for women fleeing violence.
The International Monetary Fund this week agreed to loan Iraq $5.4bn, on the condition that it introduces urgent reforms, cuts its budget deficit and pays billions in arrears to oil companies and contractors.
The body wants urgent tax cuts amid falling oil prices and rising costs.
But lurking behind this practical objection is a political concern: why exactly do some European leaders think it so urgent to cut America out of their military planning?A rather small pouvoirIf it comes to an arm-wrestling match between the Americans and France, the odds are that the Americans will prevail.
