Angela Merkel and her finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble have insisted on simultaneous cuts in public expenditures, cuts that deepen the economic crisis in those countries and thus limit their ability to import German goods and service German debts.
The latter dimension tends to have the more important implication for governance, especially when a fiscal crisis necessitates painful and frequently simultaneous cuts in government expenditures and increases in taxes on individuals, households, and companies.
THIS week House Republicans overwhelmingly rejected a plan to raise the nation's debt ceiling without simultaneous cuts in taxes and spending, setting up a showdown with President Obama this summer over the budget.
The algorithm by Hussain and Rea (which we re-implemented and further modified in-house) provides an elegant and computationally efficient solution to this task by subjecting compounds to systematic deletion of individual exocyclic single bonds (single-cut) or simultaneous deletion of two (dual-cut) and three (triple-cut) exocyclic single bonds.
A simultaneous 15 per cent cut to the number of nursing student places since 2010/11 has led to many NHS trusts seeking to recruit from overseas, the RCN said.
Mr. Naomi grew particularly frustrated this year as the Gulf Coast braced for what forecasters said would be an intense hurricane season and a nearly simultaneous $71million cut was announced in the New Orleans district budget to guard against such storms.
On December 4 the European Central Bank, the steward of monetary policy for the euro zone, engineered simultaneous rate cuts with the Bank of England and Sweden's Riksbank.
Contrary to Tanner and many other Reagan idolaters, Bush hasn't forsaken Reagan's legacy; by engaging in simultaneous tax cuts, massive military spending and deficit spending, he has continued it.
Since last January, when Uber introduced simultaneous price cuts in 48 American cities, the company has had to battle a small but determined current of dissent among its own drivers who are convinced that they are losing out.
In this, the French are no different from American voters, who insist the government perform a magic trick of simultaneous tax cuts and deficit reduction, with no serious entitlement reform.
