The neighborhood was hurt by the slowing economy and a reduction in the number of international tourists after Sept. 11.
By comparison, the federal plan envisioned quicker redevelopment and a reduction in the number of public housing units.
This has meant increased class sizes and a reduction in the number of A-level and vocational courses available at many schools and FE colleges.
(Labour's manifesto confirms this, though it leaves the way open for a three- rather than four-submarine Trident fleet, and a reduction in the number of nuclear warheads for a "mimimum, credible, independent nuclear capability").
A three-year pay freeze, below-inflation pay offers and a reduction in the number of high skilled jobs will all have had an impact on the gender pay gap.
Underlying earnings of £734m are now nearly 23% of revenue, thanks to cost savings achieved by combining the Orange and T-Mobile mast networks and a reduction in the number of shops.
So France, which holds the union's rotating presidency, is looking at ways to streamline the union -- through more decision-making by qualified majorities and a reduction in the number of executive commissioners in Brussels.
The plan includes improved monitoring of a patient's vital signs after surgery, postoperative visits by the transplant surgeon, and a reduction in the number of patients assigned to each registered nurse, to four, rather than six or seven.
Mr. Hollande has begun to question Mr. Sarkozy's record on security and law and order, pointing to a high murder rate, gang violence and a reduction in the number of police officers in France.
There are many diverse reasons why Britain's birds are struggling, including changes in farming practice, a lack of woodland management, drainage of wetlands; habitat destruction, climate change, development, and a reduction in the number of insects in urban areas.
However, universities are still concerned about the possibility of further cuts and a reduction in the number of university places for students.
