Given all this, it would be very difficult for Germany to get support in the European Council for this more drastic plan.
Complicating matters further, the French government has recently floated an even more drastic plan: to lure the entire Pasteur campus to Palaiseau, 22 kilometers southwest of Paris.
It's certainly a small change, but it all plays back into Twitter's more drastic (beta) plans to introduce changes like color-coded replies that give users more prominent interface cues to gather insights about the threads that they're surfing through.
Oe's first novel since he won the Nobel Prize, in 1994, takes place against the background of a religious cult's terrorist plan (even more drastic than Aum Shinrikyo's 1995 gas attack on the Tokyo subway), which is thwarted when the cult's leaders appear on television to renounce their creed the "somersault" of the title.
Without such a long-term context to short-term decision-making, short-term targets risk being inconsistent with long-term plans, ultimately necessitating more drastic mitigation strategies in the future to counteract earlier policy short-sightedness," it said.
It is possible the public pressure helped curtail even more drastic measures, such as a rumored plan to take over the state supreme court by creating more seats to be filled by Republicans – a proposal that the Republican lawmakers now deny ever having considered.
Chris Leslie, Labour's shadow Treasury minister, welcomed the plan, but said more drastic action was needed.
With only a scant chance of passage, the plan would give the most conservative House members, especially those backed by the Tea Party movement, some political cover with a chance to vote for both Ryan's plan and the more drastic RSC version.
Miranda, a bronze medalist at the 2004 Olympics, planned to do something more drastic and visible, particularly if she returned to the medals stand.
It could either freeze the benefits at their current level, or terminate one or more plans outright -- a far more drastic step that would require approval by the bankruptcy court.
