According to the National League of Cities, 25 percent of municipalities have made reductions to public-safety programs, usually a cut of last resort.
Andrew Rosenthal, the editorial page editor, wrote in a note that "we, too, have made reductions to our expenses to meet our share of this burden, but we are not going to be offering buyouts in the Editorial Department at this time".
"To help stem losses as quickly as possible, and as a preliminary measure, we will be making reductions to BMI Baby's flying programme from June.
It's an existential threat to several of our local communities and, while no final decisions have been made, reductions to personnel are a forthcoming reality for the army.
And, if Dow Jones didn't sell, executives would feel great pressure to make reductions in order to boost the stock.
To compensate for the loss of such a large chunk of electrical capacity, households and businesses across Japan were threatened with black-outs and to make reductions of up to 15% in consumption or face stiff penalties.
Forces in England and Wales have been told by the Home Office to make reductions totalling £125m to help tackle the national deficit.
The HDMs felt they had failed in their mission to provide good health care when their loyalty to their job forced them to make reductions.
The 108 districts with defeated budgets are now required by state law to submit them to their local municipal councils, which can decide whether to make reductions.
