But now we will have to introduce at least some subsidies, because otherwise the effect could be too drastic.
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The secretary of state took the view, as he was entitled to do, that separating sales from production was too drastic a remedy.
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Nevertheless, a number of thoughtful commentators, and at least a few members of this Senate, have already decided that removal is too drastic a sanction.
"We finished the season successfully and our team developed as the season went on, so I don't think the manager will be making too drastic changes, " Weir said.
Creating a vegetarian restaurant was too much of a drastic change, so creating a concept of reducing the amount of meat and fish on a plate was what he saw as a compromise.
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The new Spanish government has resisted a full bailout, arguing that it has undertaken drastic economic reform and that government finances (not too awful) should not be confused with the banks' (dreadful).
At one point, it even tried financing itself from the tiny savings of the poor (ie, no aid at all), though this drastic form of self-help proved a step too far: hardly any lenders or borrowers put themselves forward.
Few analysts expect anything so drastic because the economic pain for Russia and the world would be too great.
To respond to criticism that the Fed is becoming too powerful, the Administration is proposing that the Fed get permission from the Treasury Department before it takes "drastic" action to stabilize the economy.
Imagine if the Mass Effect series had followed a similar approach, not changing too much from one game to the next, and focusing more on polish and incremental improvements than on more drastic changes.
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