A HISTORIAN looking back at tomorrow's budget, due to be revealed by George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, may well write:Faced with an economic crisis and a large budget deficit, the British government was forced to raise taxes and implement a severe set of public spending cuts.
I was basically just reading the script for that scene and trying to find a cool way to do that in what are a severe set of limitations that get imposed when you doing something that's so specifically for a certain project, but I love the way that one turned out.
Emphasis is on mobile software agents, since they typically face a more severe set of threats than do static agents and, therefore, demand more rigorous countermeasures.
As Edward L. Glaeser, a Harvard economist who studies segregation, puts it, blacks, more than any group except perhaps Native Americans, have been subjected to an unusually severe set of external segregating forces -- from violence to restrictive covenants to racial steering by real estate agents.
They've signed an agreement with us saying it's a done deal, we accept it, and they imposed the most severe set of penalties in the history of athletics.
Then the announcement of the longest and most severe set of strikes the NHS has experienced are announced.
Between 2006 and 2011, the country suffered the worst long-term drought and the most severe set of crop failures in recorded history.
From 2006-11, they note, up to 60 percent of Syria's land experienced one of the worst droughts and most severe set of crop failures in its history.
The US embargo against Cuba is described as "the longest and most severe set of trade sanctions ever imposed on any one nation" by international health organizations.
The severe set of features associated with DiGeorge syndrome, one of the previous names for 22q11·2DS, is now known to be rare in the syndrome.
However, use of yeast extract as a carbon source not only resulted with a severe retardation of initial setting and it increases the cost of the application.
