The Civil Service Employees Association "is right there in bed with them," he said, adding, "when you're getting interrogated, they know there was just a case settled where somebody did something severe, and they got a mild penalty, and they're not telling you this".
I would do something very severe unless they contributed or gave us the money to build the wall.
The business mogul-turned-White House hopeful subsequently said, however, that once in office he would if necessary do "something very severe" to make Mexico pay for his promised border wall between the two countries.
Timothy Hatton isn't with the IMF or the OECD, but he is an economist, and he writes:In the interwar years, as today, governments were put under severe pressure to do something to cope with the depression.
The pressure on Netflix to do something to restore confidence must be severe.
Mr. Mangrum figured, even with severe limitations of space, why not do something similar at the medical center?
"My pension portfolio is full of media companies and it has suffered a severe downturn so I need to do something to fill the hole," he laughs.
Unless we do something about the back office, we will eventually have a severe shortage of doctors because the cost of doing business is unacceptably high.
Patients who had experienced, or had close experience of diabetes, a heart attack or other severe problem were often highly motivated to do something.
Last Thanksgiving my family was given the opportunity to do something quintessentially New York: we delivered delicious Thanksgiving meals to New Yorkers living with severe illnesses.
