QUESTION FROM TOM: Many prominent economists and commentators argue that the austerity measures being implemented are dramatically shrinking the economy further reducing the ability of the country to repay the troika loans.
We describe a new design for run-time support that has been implemented to dramatically improve the program load and execute performance and capabilities.
Others, however, insist that Mr. Obama's message of hope and his personal charisma will yield an overwhelming electoral victory, and that he will implement a dramatically progressive agenda.
With many of these tasks now automated, Ms. Johnson implemented a system dramatically reducing librarians' time on the clock during nonpublic hours.
That committee made several bold policy recommendations to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) that, if implemented, would have dramatically reshaped life-science training in the United States.
Under the present system, excessive delays are inevitable, unless reforms are implemented that will dramatically accelerate the present process of 'bench to clinic'.
Governor George W. Bush implemented a program that dramatically improved reading scores for school children in Texas.
Safety policies implemented in 2006 have "dramatically improved" the security situation in Colombia, says CNN, and "led to a rise in tourism".
Without any involvement from Congress, Obama's E.P.A. can implement regulations to dramatically reduce carbon emissions, and the President could set a new course on energy policy by cancelling Keystone.
Under the current administration, however, she said: "Academic decisions and policy decisions which faculty used to be involved in developing, deciding and implementing have shifted dramatically and at a very fast pace out of our hands.
