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Meanings of cutback in English

Act of reducing a quantity or a number.

Usage of cutback in English
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However, a Budget cutback of 24 per cent for next year holds.
The Irish Times
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The cutback in financing compounded the sales slump at GM, the No.
Reuters
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One report suggests banks will cutback lending by a trillion dollars this year.
BBC
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In terms of market signal, the cutback announcement has already done the trick.
Reuters
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Border patrol In the borders, the June cutback is upon us.
The Guardian
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The cutback in the lenders' domestic-currency exposure was less than half as severe.
Reuters
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Mr Fischler's proposed cutback would cost Irish farmers £10 million.
The Irish Times
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The cutback will reduce exports of Maya to their lowest level in 15 years.
Reuters
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That leaves it particularly vulnerable to any large-scale military cutback.
Wired
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The price of the Dodd-Frank regulations has been a cutback in lending, he said.
News.com.au
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But there was a large cutback in euro zone bonds.
Reuters
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Any further cutback would have limited credibility if previous curbs had not been met.
Reuters
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This cutback is disproportionate to the other cutbacks in integration and wider Government spending.
The Irish Times
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The Irish populace is baying for U-turns on cutback policies.
The Irish Times
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After several turns and one cutback, I felt totally lost.
The Great Book of Amber
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A pinpoint cutback was gathered 20 yards out by Davis.
BBC
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