He cut the estate tax for a few thousand rich families, eliminated the bank tax, cut income taxes for those making over $300,000, diminished school aid and social spending, and opened the treasury to massive corporate subsidies.
Contributing to this vulnerable situation was large numbers of adolescent girls dropping out of school and/or diminished school attendance.
PHILADELPHIA -- All eyes were on the City of Brotherly Love Monday as students and teachers returned to its massively diminished public schools for the first day back from summer vacation.
Separate from each child's trauma, lost years, dreams and possibly diminished potential, schooling also lowers the chance of war.
A country with fewer school-age children has a diminished need for schools, teachers and an education industry.
As The Times's Michiko Kakutani noted, the diminished debate syndrome at schools "suggests a closing off of the possibilities of growth and transformation".
A previous study showed that stunting, a measure of protein-energy malnutrition, in the first two years of life was associated with diminished cognitive function at school age [ 33].
Such techniques could be even more in need for Gove's diminished BSF replacement, the Priority Schools Building Programme, under which fewer than half the schools which applied for building improvement funds received anything.
Since only a tiny minority of history majors become secondary-school teachers, their declining numbers indicate a diminished supply to the nation's schools The situation is desperate, but not hopeless.
With diminished numbers come diminished profits.
