As currently drafted, these drastic measures will apply to financial support for tens of thousands of academic researchers through the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) and the research councils.
The Bloomberg administration is drafting a drastic backup budget plan calling for another billion dollars in cuts and as many as 15,000 layoffs in case the city does not win the help it wants from Albany and the unions, city officials said yesterday.
The draft is a drastic infringement on basic liberties, and if a draft is implemented then all who are able to serve must be equally subject to it.
Either would be a drastic improvement over Raymond Felton, who was drafted just behind them in 2005.
Pete Carroll, the U.S.C. coach and former N.F.L. head coach, said he did not think relaxed draft rules would have a drastic impact on college football.
Interviews with N.B.A. personnel, college coaches and various draft experts show that this year's N.C.A.A. tournament offers a drastic drop-off in elite talent.
By 2010, after his surprising decision to return for his senior year at North Carolina, the 6-foot-3, 309-pound Austin was projected as a top-10 draft pick when his path to the N.F.L. took a drastic turn.
As a result, there will, among other things, be a drastic change in the compensation for the top 10 selections in this year's N.F.L. draft.
"I've seen a drastic change in the preparation of players," said Dimitroff, who has been involved with N.F.L. drafts for nearly two decades.
The latter considered that drastic measures were necessary to speed up the industrialization of the country, and this "teleological" school produced extremely ambitious drafts of the First Five-Year Plan.
