And at a school that has already endured multiple rounds of budget cuts and a hiring freeze, the plan relies on still more cutting, including a 7 percent reduction of the operating budget in the coming academic year.
A policy that relies on still more liberation of market forces - more privatisation, more market deregulation, yet lower tax rates - is unlikely to do the trick for two reasons.
Still, cars will rely more and more on electricity.
A servant is not called upon to set up his own unaided judgment against that of his superiors, and he may rely upon their advice and still more upon their orders, notwithstanding many misgivings of his own.
So managers, believing that their assumptions about employees have been validated, exert still more control and rely even more heavily on extrinsic incentives.
This week KFW, a German state-owned bank, issued bonds that might allow it to sell a big chunk of Deutsche Telekom, thus reducing state support.But European firms still rely far more heavily on banks than do their American counterparts.
Most still rely far more heavily on W-2 employees.
It's an extraordinarily contemporary approach to nonchalant elegance, a look Ralph Lauren and a dozen other designers still rely on more than six decades later.
However, he admitted that in a crisis when funding becomes more difficult, the rates submitted by banks could still rely more on "some degree of judgment" than real trades.
In parts of India, farmers still rely more on astrologers for monsoon predictions than government meteorologists.
