This review was widely tipped to recommend gutting the RET, so that wasn't a shock.
"They are gutting the public service and the community will pay the price".
Gutting this underbelly of corporate Germany would hurt part of the centre-right's constituency.
Yet that has not stopped his campaign from continuing to bombard voters with advertisements depicting Mitt Romney as a devious, tax-dodging outsourcer, hell bent on raising taxes on the struggling middle class, gutting popular government programmes and undermining women's rights.
Inflation of about 40% a year is gutting people's purchasing power.
It does not help that the two countries calling loudest for discipline are France and Germany, which were responsible for gutting the euro area's stability-pact rules on budget deficits a few years ago when they were threatened by them.EU governments are sure to present any Greek bail-out as a triumph of political will over markets.
The unions have mounted a furious campaign against his "gutting" of schools.
Mr van Heeswijk's plan called for gutting the interior.
The situation lay dormant for a few years, with the international community failing to push for a resolution, until conflict broke out suddenly in May 2008 between the Sudanese army and Southern forces, gutting Abyei town, killing 100 people and displacing most of its 50,000-strong population to refugee camps.
Today these promises are gutting the state budget, and will do so at an increasing rate.
It forces, he argues, the judiciary to extend its enforcement powers while at the same time gutting its ability to oversee how they are used.It would be hard to imagine another case that technically was resolved exactly as intended, but in the process provoked a profound reassessment of long-held practices.
