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Act of reducing a quantity or a number.
reduction
decrease
1
However, a Budget
cutback
of 24 per cent for next year holds.
2
The
cutback
in financing compounded the sales slump at GM, the No.
3
One report suggests banks will
cutback
lending by a trillion dollars this year.
4
In terms of market signal, the
cutback
announcement has already done the trick.
5
Border patrol In the borders, the June
cutback
is upon us.
6
The
cutback
in the lenders' domestic-currency exposure was less than half as severe.
7
Mr Fischler's proposed
cutback
would cost Irish farmers £10 million.
8
The
cutback
will reduce exports of Maya to their lowest level in 15 years.
9
That leaves it particularly vulnerable to any large-scale military
cutback
.
10
The price of the Dodd-Frank regulations has been a
cutback
in lending, he said.
11
But there was a large
cutback
in euro zone bonds.
12
Any further
cutback
would have limited credibility if previous curbs had not been met.
13
This
cutback
is disproportionate to the other cutbacks in integration and wider Government spending.
14
The Irish populace is baying for U-turns on
cutback
policies.
15
After several turns and one
cutback
,
I felt totally lost.
16
A pinpoint
cutback
was gathered 20 yards out by Davis.
cutback
clever cutback
further cutback
accurate cutback
astute cutback
attempt cutback