It would not take a genius to realize that those numbers would come from firing workers.
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He said it was not urgent and that it would not take place soon.
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With the Premier League table still very congested, Houllier feels it would not take much to change Villa's fortunes.
East Lindsey District Council said it would not take a "predetermined view to object to all wind farm developments".
Many had bought at higher prices, meaning it would not take much of a pullback to erase any gains.
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It would not take many such outbreaks to overwhelm the country's medical system.
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It would not take much of a deterioration in the country's budget position, for instance, to make Brazil's large public-debt burden unsustainable.
It would not take many lost votes to lose it the presidency.
The senators' proposed law would be backdated to its inception this week, to catch Blackstone's IPO, even though it would not take effect until 2012.
Sutherland, who is the CA chief executive, said it would not take place in 2008, adding there were "a couple of windows" in 2009 and 2010.
It would not take so long with a treaty change - but we could be talking about 2018 or later before the British people have their say.
As private equity enters 2013, the industry is poised to benefit from strengthening fundamentals, and it would not take much to rouse PE activity out of its slumber.
But there's a lot of positive foundation in Tal Afar in my view and it would not take much to get that thing back on the right course again.
"Those dangers were so severe because it would not take a lot of skill to change the registrations of thousands of voters, online, while sitting in, say, Bulgaria, " he said.
However, investors will draw little cheer from the fact that it would not take much of a shock, in its present weakened state, to knock the stockmarket off course again.
"If you were doing a more passive version of yoga, it would not take as long to get back into that as if you were doing a more active, cardio-intense yoga, " he says.
Mr Alvarez and Mrs Fernandez Meijide had the grace to apologise, and the alliance, saying it would not take part in a debate rescheduled for this week, tried to put the fiasco behind it.
Ms Rosewell, who runs an economic analysis partnership and holds a number of non-executive directorships, believes it would not take much longer to build than a third runway at Heathrow - one of the other options under consideration.
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Obviously, each independent regulator had to make its own individual assessment and determination as to what actions it would or would not take.
"Even if Scotland was to take the decision, which all, I'm sure, in this house would unanimously agree that we would not want them to take, it would not stop them being a member of the BIC, " he said.
If a company hears that false rumours are spreading about a product, it would not hesitate to take out advertisements or place new wording on the labelling to address those fears: it is just common sense.
The bank paid you no interest, and it would not let you take the money out until Dec. 1.
The victory prevented the Baggies from recording their worst start to a Premier League season, but for long spells it seemed they would not take advantage of a poor Hammers defence, which must have worried Italian Zola.
There is only one proviso (quite an important one): neither has been formally offered the positions (it is too early in the process) and it is not clear whether either would actually take it.
The EA said it was investigating whether Good2Grow had breached any of its permit conditions, but it could not comment on what action it would take until that was completed.
He also said SCAS was looking at ways of working closely with primary care providers like doctors and nurses in the community so it would not always have to take patients to hospital.
Although it said that there was some evidence to warrant further investigation of offences under the Data Protection Act, the Malicious Communications Act 1988 and the Communications Act 2003, it added that this would not take place as any potential prosecution would not be in the public interest.
So Mayer, and by implication the entirely new Yahoo board that hired her, made it very clear that if Yahoo was finally going to get serious about turning itself around, it would take years, not months, to accomplish.
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Judge Brody did not indicate how long it would take for a final decision on whether or not the suit goes to trial.
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