Hey, you come up slashing, you hear?

Pain made me lose my head, I guess... Began slashing ...

He raced between three Brighton defenders, before slashing into the open field.

Bring them back Unto me and he set about slashing their legs and necks.

Bring them back Unto me and he set about slashing their legs and necks.

In some ways, it should not come as a surprise that Macy's is slashing stores.

And they started slashing away at the back of the camels, and they started galloping.

(Then he said) Bring them back to me, and fell to slashing (with his sword their) legs and necks.

(Then he said) Bring them back to me, and fell to slashing (with his sword their) legs and necks.

The result is that free markets don t generate enough final demand. In the US, for example, slashing labor costs has sharply reduced the share of labor income in GDP.

Instead of slashing expenditures, developing country leaders should focus on providing decent job opportunities and improved living standards for their citizens. They must recognize that austerity will not help them to achieve their development goals.

Governments managed to limit the damage by pumping huge amounts of money into the global economy and slashing interest rates to near zero. But, having cut off the downward slide of 2008 2009, they ran out of intellectual and political ammunition.

The IMF and Greece s other creditors have assumed that massive fiscal contraction has only a temporary effect on economic activity, employment, and taxes, and that slashing wages, pensions, and public jobs has a magical effect on growth. This has proved false.

While we would generally welcome merging departments with similar activities as well as slashing a number of posts if the General Assembly so decides, we wish to stress that rationalizing expenditures must not be done at the expense of efficient performance.

The supply siders, for their part, seem utterly oblivious to the dependence of private investment on complementary public investment and a clear policy and regulatory framework. They advocate slashing government spending, naively believing that the private sector will somehow magically fill the void.

Politicians know that macroeconomic stabilization and social cohesion can be irreconcilable in the short run. Slashing food and energy subsidies in order to reduce fiscal strain is unlikely to win favor in a country like Egypt, where 40 of per capita income is allocated to food.

A more competitive currency would be welcome just as the sterling s collapse since 2008 has lifted UK exports, a weaker euro would help Mediterranean economies regain competitiveness for price sensitive exports. A fiscal devaluation slashing payroll taxes and replacing the revenues with a higher VAT would also help.

A medical report from his family doctor confirmed that he had been subjected to torture and that his body was covered with wounds caused by beatings and slashing with implements. He had sustained injuries to his eyes, ear, hip, back, soles of his feet and around his kidneys.

Perhaps most shocking are the dramatic cuts to the Medicaid health insurance program that the House of Representatives Republican majority have embraced in their latest budget proposal. Paul Ryan, the chairman of the House Budget Committee, proposes to balance the budget over the next 10 years largely by slashing the program.

His delegation was concerned about the slashing of assistance, which revealed a preplanned strategy for imposing local integration of the refugees as a solution, and therefore called for an end to that strategy and for a search for solutions to enable the refugees to return home in safety and honour.

The large number of elderly and retired people means that spending on health care and social security now consumes 29.2 of the budget, a one third increase since 2000. To meet these demands, Japan s government has been slashing spending on education and research, the two areas in which the country s post war economic rise was forged.

The European Central Bank is staying calm for the moment, but it, too, is probably holding back on interest rate hikes partly out of fear of driving the euro, already at record levels, even higher. And the ECB worries that if the US recession proves contagious, it may have to turn around and start slashing rates anyway.

Indeed, the perception in Northern Europe is that only serious strains provide the required incentives to overcome domestic political and social obstacles to slashing public spending and reforming labor markets. For Southern Europe, no pain means no gain a deep recession and a sharp increase in unemployment may be the price of lasting improvements in productivity and competitiveness.

The lack of access to advanced technologies for the production of poultry meat, which are primarily American, paralysed the production of poultry meat during the year, necessitating the relocation of more than 4,000 workers in the sector to other jobs and slashing the industry's production by over 5 million in meat, the equivalent of 8,800 tonnes of poultry meat.

As a result, the government of President Michelle Bachelet (who was in office from 2006 to 2010 and has just been sworn in for a second term) was able to launch a potent anti crisis fiscal stimulus, financed with resources saved from the earlier copper boom. The central bank, autonomous from political pressures and run by highly respected professionals, did its part by slashing interest rates.

Since then, these countries have been slashing their rates in order to attract foreign direct investment and discourage their own companies from shifting operations and profits to low tax foreign locations. In the most recent and audacious move, the British government has embarked on a three year plan to reduce its corporate tax rate from 28 to 20 one of the lowest in the OECD by 2015.

They have also been found to aid infants cognitive development and children s educational attainment, thus boosting countries economic growth potential. In the fight against cancer, medical advances can shave precious percentage points off of mortality rates, which implies that improved access to vaccines can have a massive impact, slashing the number of future cases in developing countries for just a few dollars per dose.

When Intermountain Healthcare, a network of hospitals in Utah and Idaho, improved its treatment for premature babies, it reduced the time they spent in intensive care, thereby slashing the costs of treating them. But, because hospitals are paid a fee for each service they provide, and better care meant that the babies needed fewer services, the change cost the hospital network 329,000 a year.

The problem for the rich is that, other than military spending, there is no place to cut the budget other than in areas of core support for the poor and working class. Is America really going to cut health benefits and retirement income? Will it really balance the budget by slashing education spending at a time when US students already are being out performed by their Asian counterparts?

That allure is why foreign students from emerging countries around the world flock to Britain, putting millions of pounds annually into the coffers of its universities. By slashing the funding for the institutions which created that civilization, Cameron has guaranteed that tomorrow s Britain will be a nation not of world class politicians, writers, and cultural innovators, but of wonky technocrats raised on bad TV, with little influence beyond their tiny island.

Yet, while total eradication is beyond the horizon, and new tools are needed to get there, there is much that can be achieved in the near term with our current armory. Recent success in countries such as Ethiopia and Rwanda in expanding access to impregnated bed nets and slashing malaria rates is building confidence that the disease can be dramatically reduced around the world and, in some areas, eliminated entirely.

In the US, for example, slashing labor costs has sharply reduced the share of labor income in GDP. With credit exhausted, the effects on aggregate demand of decades of redistribution of income and wealth from labor to capital, from wages to profits, from poor to rich, and from households to corporate firms have become severe, owing to the lower marginal propensity of firms capital owners rich households to spend.

143. Particularly serious cases included cutting off the middle finger of the right hand with a bayonet, on 19 May in Barumbu, of a man imprisoned for smoking marihuana slashing with a bayonet on 20 May in Kalamu the chest of a youth accused of stealing a tyre breaking fingers with blows from a gun breaking Dr. Kambale Matopo apos s jaw and administering violent blows to the belly of the former community leader of Mobango Itimbiri, Lukia Koko.