"Dire" workforce planning may derail the NHS ten-year plan because there will not be the staff to hire with £20 billion budget boost, three think tanks have said.
The situation is so dire, CAPS plans to petition the city of Lancaster for a spay /neuter ordinance and cap on the number of intact animals individuals are allowed to have.
Furthermore, the crisis could become even more dire, with plans underfoot to add an additional 1,600-megawatts 1,600-megawattsapacity tofthe Tata Mundra, puttingeneratinge strain on locapacityunitoes.
But the starting point is so dire that the plan still falls short, not least since it defers half the squeeze to the parliament after next: not until 2017-18 is the business done.
Yet in the past few weeks the song has been quoted everywhere from Baghdad to London to Washington as a musical interpretation of American foreign policy, a satirical masterpiece and a dire warning of plans for global annihilation.
"In our world, we play these jokes on each other—'Hello, this is Anna Wintour calling.' " Steidl visited Leutwyler in his apartment, and looked over a box of prints connected to a magazine assignment in 2009: shots of personal items belonging to Michael Jackson, which had been crated up when the singer, in dire financial straits, planned to auction off his memorabilia.
That's not necessarily a disaster for a company with huge cash reserves, but it could be dire for one planning to take on billions of dollars of debt - as Microsoft has said it will need to do in order to finance the acquisition of Yahoo.
Still, some of the mayor's grim budget seems overly dire — particularly his current plan to lay off 6,700 educators.
During the summer he turned 17, she developed a plan so dire that she kept it from most of her family.
As a dire view of the plan has achieved critical mass, it has begun to put significant pressure on Gov. George E. Pataki, who controls the authority, to do something.
