Sentences with phrase «need for cuts»

When the comprehensive cancer center opened in 1977, it had all of the technical aspects needed for cutting - edge radiation therapy.

This ping pong ball fine motor activity is fun way for toddlers and preschoolers to develop the fine motor skills needed for cutting paper and other life skills.

In comparison, our regular tracker on who people blame the most for the cuts still finds 48 % blaming Labour the most and only 18 % blaming the Coalition - suggesting that people may blame the last Labour government for the generic need for cuts, but once specific cuts are announced they may begin to apportion more of the blame more upon the present Government.

If needed, the older infill property can be demolished, but the increased cost of land and less need for cutting edge design can make renovation a better option today, Meyer says.

Betting market: There is no need for cutting - edge betting data here: Eli Manning opened as a dog to Drew Stanton and the market has taken enough Giants money to move the line from +4.5 to +3, as of Thursday evening.

We only hear about the need for cuts and harassing people out of work.

Even if the Government were to implement Labour's growth plan now, given the failure of the last three years it would not avoid the need for cuts in departmental spending in the next Parliament.

«The government's message on the need for cuts is getting across to the public but as it comes closer fear is also increasing,» said Bobby Duffy, managing director of public affairs at Ipsos MORI.

They will however draw some solace from the poll, which suggests that a majority of the public support the need for cuts.

They have denied claims of hypocrisy, arguing it is possible to recognise the need for cuts across the country but oppose specific closures.

Just in case the public isn't keen on the need for these cuts, Clegg has a trump card up his sleeve.

While Labour has consistently argued that spending cuts should not go too far or too fast, this poll shows that a significant number of voters recognise the need for cuts.»

Balls is seen as extremely close to Gordon Brown, and as being opposed to the need for cuts (or at least, this is how the media currently see him and how the Conservatives will attempt to paint him)

«For our opposition to be effective, we have to say there is no need for cuts, and that they are being driven by a political imperative, not out of necessity.

But while the public were convinced of the need for some cuts following a recession, they are far less likely to be convinced by the need for a protracted and ideological fight over restricting union rights.

«We do not accept the need for cuts and we will continue to make the case for the alternative of investment in our public services and proper resources to tackle the tax dodgers who deprive our public finances of tens of billions of pounds every year.»

The main issue is public spending and the Tories have been the only party that have most clearly addressed the need for cuts in public spending, according to the paper.

This kit comes with a nice number of accessories, too, including just what you need for cutting, sharpening, sanding, and grinding.

«By tweaking the dormant state of the molecule, we can get myostatin to signal without the need for cutting, basically picking the lock without a key.

As the world's problems become more complex, so does the need for cutting - edge science and technology.

The growing scale and cost as well as the need for cutting - edge technology have necessitated larger numbers of partners in astronomy collaborations.

I have included the original alien for differentiation purposes allowing pupils who struggle with scissors to access the task without the need for cutting small body parts.

«There's a need for cutting - edge information so people can feel that they understand current theory and research in education,» Meltzer said.

The U.S. Senator responded by saying there would not be a need for cuts as long as the government is on a path that can self - sustain itself.

After the crime, Tyson was surrendered to the OHS to get the medical care he needed for cuts and scrapes to his paws and mouth and a terrible ear infection not related to the abuse.

Ministers and airline boss Alan Joyce talk up the need for cuts.

Currently, you mainly lend your support whenever the need for a cut scene arises somewhere in - house and a request goes to you at the movie production group.

This table lists all the names I've found who have signed any of the open letters or declarations expressing skepticism of the IPCC's findings, of climate science generally, of the «consensus» on human - induced warming, and / or arguing against any need for cuts to greenhouse gas emissions.

Current actions in the richest countries are hugely, even grotesquely, inadequate given the need for cuts.

The Law Society claims the potential savings it has identifi ed would match the government's # 350m raid on legal aid, thus removing the need for cuts.

She also argues that a report commissioned by the Law Society from the consultants Oxford Economics «shows the fragility of the profession» and the decreasing spend on criminal legal aid which means she believes that there is no «need for any cut».