Against that backdrop, White House officials and some Republicans are arguing that the best way out of the impasse is to resume the search for a comprehensive deficit-cutting deal that gets to the core of the long-term problem through a rewrite of tax policy and a revamp of entitlement programs such as Social Security and Medicare.
In theory, consolidation can ease this problem by cutting 8-10% off a broker's costs.
And how will any of the automakers' cost-cutting plans solve the fundamental problem of getting customers back into showrooms to buy cars?
Nigel Edwards, director of policy at the NHS Confederation, said he accepted the report's findings and blamed the hygiene problem on a cost-cutting culture imposed on the NHS by politicians over the past two decades.
The problem is that while clear-cutting sections of rain forest and burning out all the underbrush makes great soil for pastureland, it only does so for about three years.
The number one item on their agenda list when it came to domestic policy, economic policy, probably all policy was to deal with cutting spending, reducing our deficit, reducing our long-term debt problem.
It offered to nail down the Middle East problem and scour Otari's phone bills for cost-cutting changes that could save up to 30%.
The Hartz IV reform tackles Germany's chronic unemployment problem, cutting the link between the benefits paid to the long-term unemployed and their earnings in their last job.
The real broadband market suffers from exactly the same problem as our imaginary (and, admittedly, silly) hair-cutting market.
In a statement, he said progress had been made on cutting sales of alcohol to under-18s and it was the government's intention to eliminate the problem altogether.
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