Insisting that he was not intending to carry out "cheeseparing cuts", Duncan Smith said: "I cannot and will not on this programme try to write the next spending review.
The higher-education industry faces a stark choice: either adapt to a rapidly changing world or face a future of cheeseparing.
In the task, bot delicate & rugged of handling oil & freight barges in a river as wide as a lake & as thronged as 5th Ave . plagued by submerged floating matter, & often blanked out by fog or snow, the number of men aboard a tug is of more than cheeseparing interest.
Hammond said the Foreign Office could make further efficiencies by "downgrading" non-essential activities, but added: "I do not think that savings on the scale that are indicated by the fiscal trajectory can be delivered simply by cheeseparing across the piece.
In the task, bot delicate & rugged of handling oil & freight barges in a river as wide as a lake & as thronged as 5th Ave . plagued by submerged floating matter, & often blanked out by fog or snow, the number of men aboard a tug is of more than cheeseparing interest..
Raymond had given the flower of his journalistic youth to Horace Greeley, the cheeseparing old kook: The New York Tribune had been his creation, on a daily basis, every bit as much as Greeley's, and the older man a second father to him.
With a degree in care management, she is painfully aware that the cheeseparing that Sir Stephen Bubb, head of the Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations (Acevo), warns about in Thursday's Guardian has only just begun.
Bentham's cheeseparing scheme for the poor inspired generations of administrators: he would make hats brimless so as not to waste material; bedcovers would be fastened by clips to save on superfluous fabric.
Cheeseparing advances, marketplace invisibility, scant prospect of reaching more than a handful of readers -- more than enough reasons for a writer not to get up in the morning, or to peel off into magazine work or teaching.
