We are in an era of reductions in student enrollment, funding shortages, and the closure of entire academic departments (Wolff, 2010; Seltzer, 2016; Bruni, 2018; Strauss, 2018).
The Beeching Report of 1963 ushered in an era of significant reduction of the rail network - with about a third closed.
From 1991 to 1995, during an era of arms reductions, the hands were pushed back to 11 43.
With that said, in an era of shrinking endowments, reductions in financial aid budgets and limited state and federal support for higher education, many colleges and universities are seeking to leverage financial resources to enroll the best class possible.
Whereas trying to overhaul the entire waste-water system or take a sanitation system that has for the last God-knows-how-many-years simply landfilled its trash and try and bring it into an era of recycling and waste reduction--a totally different way of doing things--is a much more long-term objective.
As we move into an era of large scale workforce reductions in the NHS, the need to develop cost effective roles to deliver parts of the service will become more evident.
The constant disagreements over the various proposals have masked a broader agreement on the need for an extended period of deficit reduction — "an era of austerity," as Democratic Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi declared Monday.
Expectation is high in the country, although Hollande made sure he made no extravagant promises, even if those he had already made sounded extravagant in an era of eurozone crisis and debt reduction dogma.
17 This led to an era of "individualised" management with operative staged reduction reserved for neonates with severe visceroabdominal disproportion in whom reduction and operative primary fascial closure was deemed unsafe.
We need to bend the path of continued increases in greenhouse gas emissions and start an era of rapid and sustained emissions reductions right now.
Quantitative CT lung densitometry should always be performed with careful attention to the CT protocol, especially in an era of increased use of quantitative CT where dose reduction and iterative reconstruction are introduced.
