Sentences with phrase «radical cuts»

When the Cleveland, Ohio, school board had to make radical cuts in its budget last spring, it was forced to eliminate 540 teaching jobs.

Now 3G is making radical cuts at the $ 11.6 billion ketchup titan.

Thankfully, some fairly radical cuts to the issue of student loans were put on the shelf and education law makers will seek to PROSPER in Act II of our thrilling saga.

So far, the conventional response to such revelations has been to call for radical cuts to CO2 - emissions by shutting down industries with the greatest carbon footprint, often accompanied by an attempt to replace fossil fuels with renewables.

Radical cuts in local government spending need not damage frontline services if councils cull unnecessary jobs, according to the Taxpayers» Alliance.

People needed a bold speech that pledged serious, radical cuts in wasteful public spending, but all we got was political posturing about the rich and harmful tax rises for the middle and working classes.

Her use of 17th and 18th century cutting techniques, especially the radical cutting lines she developed for men's trousers, continue to be used and emulated today.

Radical cuts to the arts would force hundreds of them to close or drastically curtail their programmes.

From this show on, the venue will be called by the futuristic name of NASA (New Art Space Amsterdam) and, along with its own activity, it will also host some of the assets once cherished by the now defunct NIMk (the Netherlands Media Art Institute, which was axed in the radical cuts to cultural spending last year).

Together, the works made the distinction between dance staged for the camera (as with Atlas) and dance made via the camera (as in the case of the radical cuts by which Deren shapes Study in Choreography for Camera, 1945).

5) I do not agree with his radical cuts, and communal ownership, and that it could happen quickly enough stop dangerous climate change.

Cut spending in half but keep the proportion of energy spending to total expenditure the same and you'd end up with just 2 % of US emissions coming from the military and radical cuts in total government energy usage.