Sentences with phrase «drastic cuts»

It is increasingly obvious that the next Conservative government will have to make drastic cuts in public spending.

This year marks another year of drastic cuts to school librarians.

The business body fears the move will damage the economic recovery by causing more drastic cuts to capital investment in other areas.

However, both main British political parties continue to insist that the world is facing imminent disaster without drastic cuts in CO2.

But a degree of adaptation is vital, it concludes, because even the most drastic cuts in emissions can not prevent some impacts.

The federal government has demonstrated significant spending restraint, without implementing drastic cuts.

Men aged 45 - 89 are the most likely to commit suicide in response to harsh economic cuts because they are most likely to suffer drastic cuts to their salaries and pensions.

Facing drastic cuts from state and local funding many schools are choosing to make cuts in school libraries and lay off school librarians.

He has threatened drastic cuts in state aid to cities and towns.

In order to keep your energy levels up, avoid drastic cuts in calorie intake, even if your goal is weight loss.

Even if most climate scientists agree on the anthropogenic causes of global warming, that doesn't imply that the best way to deal with the problem is through drastic cuts in greenhouse emissions.

The local public school recently made drastic cuts in its gifted program.

The last few years have already seen school leaders having to make increasingly difficult decisions and more drastic cuts.

Therefore, you need to find the perfect balance and avoid drastic cuts.

My blog documents my experiences as a mother of 2 young boys making drastic cuts in spending via thoroughly questioning all purchases and getting creative when considering alternatives.

Republican Congressman Chris Gibson says he is concerned about the effects of such drastic cuts on defense spending.

So essentially, the GOP is demanding that the Democrats in Congress cave in to their demands for drastic cuts to Medicare and other social programs under threat of default on our federal debt, the downgrading of our international credit rating, and a likely plunge into economic depression.

Legal aid services for refugees in B.C. and Ontario were threatened with drastic cuts in 2017.

General secretary Dave Prentis said: «Schools also get vital funding and support services from local authorities, which are being hit by drastic cuts.

Thanks to his Godfather success, he was able to get the film made and prevented Universal from later demanding drastic cuts, by threatening to buy back the negative himself if they didn't comply.

Tens of thousands marched in Madrid at the weekend to protest against drastic cuts, including a 7pc cut in public wages.

The Jackson reforms which are intended to reduce the ease of access for claimants in favour of defendants are matched by further drastic cuts in publicly funded access; the marriage between the two green papers (on legal aid and Jackson) leaves poorer claimants potentially facing a double whammy.

The bottom line is that only drastic cuts in global emissions of CO2, of two - thirds or more, can stop the concentration of the gas rising ever higher and stave off ever more severe climate change.

The question then becomes how much insurance and what kind, and here I think the skeptics are especially useful in challenging what's mistakenly called «the scientific consensus»: that if you believe global warming is a risk, you should be supporting drastic cuts in carbon emissions and expanded versions of the Kyoto Protocol.

Plenty has been said about Nintendo's recent troubles after drastic cuts in the Kyoto firm's sales forecasts for the coming year.

It comes at a time when President Donald Trump and other members of the administration have expressed doubt about the accepted science of climate change, and are considering drastic cuts to federal funding for scientific research.

A completely drastic cut has the potential to totally change up your look for the better or force you into temporary hibernation (those jagged bangs seemed like such a good idea at the time).

«These measures involved drastic cuts to government expenditure, increased rates of taxation, new taxes, and cuts to unemployment benefits, payments to pensioners, and welfare recipients.

The Anglicans have already announced drastic cuts in their national staff and are discussing selling off sundry properties or declaring bankruptcy.

A $ 40 million MTA budget surplus has leaders from northeast Queens calling to expand service and undo drastic cuts made in 2010.

A Democrat, Spitzer declined 1199's endorsement, seeking drastic cuts to hospitals and the state's ballooning Medicaid budget.

Members of staff of the Peoples Democratic Party at its national headquarters in Abuja are currently groaning under heavy debt following drastic cut in their monthly salaries, investigation by SUNDAY PUNCH has revealed.

The Navy especially has suffered drastic cuts under the labour government and let us not forget we are a Island Nation and the last «solo» war we waged in the Falklands was primarily only possilbe because we had a large and powerful navy.

David Cameron has been forced to delay drastic cuts in housing benefits by nine months after a furious outcry.

Malloy, who's been in charge of state spending under his limited executive authority, has proposed drastic cuts to state aid to cities and towns if there's no budget by October 1.

But that's proved elusive, Buschatzke said, and Arizona's elected officials have been steered away from action by farmers and industries that understand that a change would inevitably mean drastic cuts in their water.

Trump's draconian budget request — which suggested drastic cuts to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), among others — was rejected by Congress, and a spending bill that increases funding for science at many federal agencies was signed into law.

That sort of support, however, seems unlikely to materialize anytime soon — particularly given drastic cuts to foreign aid and development programs, including USAID, under the latest budget proposed by U.S. President Donald J. Trump.

Chicago, like the state, already instituted drastic cuts for its new teachers through a previous plan in 2011.

If Senate Bill 8 passes, however, that number would jump to almost $ 20 million — an amount that would necessitate drastic cuts in the district's traditional schools.

Yet despite efforts by the business community — and, most notably, Art Rolnick, former senior vice president of the Federal Reserve Bank — funding suffered drastic cuts over the last eight years.

The exhibition takes its name from a new sculpture, created for the occasion, that condemns drastic cuts to the Dutch cultural budget.

That one nation or region should decide to enact drastic cuts in CO2 emissions would not guarantee that the rest of the Earth's people would follow along and give up the wealth derived from burning fossil fuels.

Counseling jobs in Georgia are projected to grow much faster than the average for all occupations, providing expanding opportunities during a time when many other occupations are experiencing drastic cuts and even declining growth rates.

Heat waves and droughts can also cause drastic cuts in harvests.