He urged the council to give "further consideration" to the scale of the cuts.
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But we don't see it as up to the scale of the challenge that we face.
That suggests the pace of public-sector austerity, where possible, needs to be calibrated to the scale of private deleveraging.
"The miners' survival chances were slim due to the scale of the landslide, " it quoted one rescue worker as saying.
Meanwhile, the Italian government is at last awakening to the scale of the dodgy manoeuvres to gain control of Antonveneta.
And busy doctors may resort to the scale rather than take the time to use a tape measure correctly, Michos says.
Such asteroids come along perhaps once every 100, 000 years or more, according to the scale, called the Torino Hazard Impact Scale.
South Koreans are only now waking up to the scale of the problem, stunned that their country could be in such a bind.
Earlier this month Stirling Council cancelled Clans 2014 "due to the scale, complexity, and reputational and financial risks inherent with a Gathering-style event".
"We must pay greater attention to the scale of new opportunities: a new economy is emerging, " which focuses more on creative industries and the cultural sector.
The stair panels in the vestibule are marvels of abstract rhythms, while their railings, as Mr. Pierson also noted, are sensitively shaped to the scale of the human hand.
Then, to the scale for a weight check.
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"Due to the scale of the financial challenge facing the council next year and beyond means that we must continue to take a proactive approach to the delivery of efficiency savings to allow us to balance the budget and protect services in key priority areas, " he said.
Jeffrey Sachs, a Harvard economist, has drawn attention to the scale of the problem: poor countries cannot afford expensive medicines, and drug companies naturally tend to focus their research on finding cures for the ills of the rich (see Jeffrey Sachs on development and Medicines for poor countries) rather than the afflictions of the poor.
Conventional CMOS image sensors mount the pixel section and analog logic circuit on top of the same chip, which require numerous constraints when wishing to mount the large-scale circuits such as measures to counter the circuit scale and chip size, measures to suppress noise caused by the layout of the pixel and circuit sections, and optimizing the characteristics of pixels and circuit transistors.
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They're using data collected by the weather service during the storm, to try to understand the surge, try to understand the wave heights, and they're going to create a computer model, as opposed to the scale model of a city, for the storm as it came up from the south and the Gulf of Mexico, and see if they can recreate the exact conditions.
He yelled to a kid on the dock to run up to the Ranger station to fetch the scale.
Unlike the first model, which required you to hook the scale to your computer with a micro-USB cable and set it from there, this version can be set up from a smartphone.
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The Venturis' once-shocking pronouncement that Main Street was almost all right was a flash of urban wisdom that could lead to the realization that the maligned glass box is almost all right for a contemporary vernacular suited to the unprecedented scale of the commercial structures that fill our cities.
There was a lack of evidence supporting the purchase of 2, 000 Telehealth monitors and no documentation to explain the scale of the project, according to the report.
Now banks all over the eurozone, in Greece, Cyprus, Portugal, Ireland, Spain and Italy (as the most extreme examples), are only alive at the moment thanks to the sheer scale of the money they've been able to borrow from the ECB and from their respective national central banks.
After several years--the time needed to build up the assets to realize the economies of scale--workers would have the opportunity to allocate their funds among any qualified investment accounts that met reasonable and specific standards.
And as the shortcomings of Mr Estrada's administration have yet to reach the scale of those of the Marcos regime, they seem unlikely to provoke a people-power revolution.
The Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) said it was difficult to assess the scale of the problem in Wales as victims were very reluctant to report problems to the police or trading standards.
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There must be a danger that, in those circumstances, there would be such a backlash of public anger that it would be even harder for Germany's leaders to provide the scale and kind of financial succour essential to the eurozone's survival.
The Clinton experience almost numbed us to the epidemic scale of the problem.
First Minister Carwyn Jones expressed his disappointment that there was a drop in funding, but welcomed the decision to limit the scale of the cuts.
As ASSIA attempts to reach the scale needed to do an initial public offering, Cioffi is focusing his engineering team on developing management software for wireless networks.
"I think it's important to recognise the scale of change that has been delivered and to set in context the 300 ex-officers who we are now employing in short term positions, " she said.
Many believe that Spain's banks have still not owned up to the full scale of the losses they face on reckless lending to property developers and businesses.
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