"He is not slashing the defense budget, he is not raising taxes on the wealthy, really," Mr. Maher said in an interview.
It's just a disease.' " It is emblematic of a new approach to advertising by hospitals — an industry that, despite the recession, is not slashing ad spending.
That's the theme of the piece, which ends by concluding that when practiced this way, private equity is not "slash-and-burn liquidation, extracting money from capital" or "overleveraging, making profits off dividends paid out of unsustainable loans".
Remember that United is not slashing wages in order to compete with firms that pay cheap foreign wages.
It's not "slash sales," he says, disdainfully referring to the popular flash sale format of discounting otherwise high-priced items to bring luxury goods to larger audiences.
Fall 2010-present: Despithethe persistence of low rates, politicians and pundits state — again, as a fact, not a hypothesis — that we're going to have a terrible crisis within 2 years if the deficit isn't slashed.
Even as it stumbles through the housing mess, Home Depot isn't slashing operational costs, in fact, it's spending more money on the business.
These loaves are not slashed, or "docked," before going into the oven but burst open as they bake and rise.
The last time one saw the real Princess Anne, for example, her skirt was not slashed to the top of the thigh.
The landmark new report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is crystal clear: human action is warming the planet and we're heading for big trouble if carbon emissions are not slashed.
For more traditional Republican voters and economic conservatives, Mr. Paul offers dire predictions about the nation's fiscal future if the federal budget and debt are not slashed immediately and deeply; sharp attacks on the Federal Reserve, bailouts, and the dangers of debasing the currency; and a rousing defense of the second amendment.
