The LSE and University College London now pay extra to poach top talent from other universities; teaching budgets have also become less tight in other institutions.
The new austerity, as well as the tight control European institutions will exert on Athens' management of the reforms, were seen as a humiliation and a sign of German influence – as Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the maverick leader of the "left of the left", quickly pointed out.
For all these reasons and finally we feel that our system offers an opportunity for recycling the widespread availability of clinical gamma cameras in nuclear medicine departments to be used in small animal SPECT imaging and we hope that it can contribute to spreading the use of preclinical SPECT imaging within institutions on tight budgets.
They suggest that their device can offer an opportunity for recycling the widespread availability of clinical gamma-cameras innuclear medicine departments to be used in small animal SPECT imaging contributing to spreading of the use of preclinical imaging within institutions on tight budgets.
We feel that our portable device offers an opportunity for recycling the widespread availability of clinical gamma cameras in nuclear medicine departments to be used in small animal SPECT imaging and we hope that it can contribute to spreading the use of preclinical imaging within institutions on tight budgets.
The financial crisis may also have played a part, with many institutions facing tighter travel budgets.
Under the program, failing schools are required to convert to academies, a change that would put the affected institutions under tighter national fiscal control.
But they also acknowledged that euro-zone bonds would succeed only if European institutions established tighter fiscal and economic control, with common standards on wages and welfare, and on taxing profits and corporations.
BRUSSELS (Reuters) — The so-called shadow banking system, blamed by some for aggravating the global financial crisis, grew to a new high of $67 trillion worldwide last year, a regulatory group said on Sunday, calling for tighter oversight of nonbank institutions like hedge funds, private equity firms and other investment companies.
"Of course we have to make compromises... but compromise has to be engaged in by all regions of the world, especially as the crisis didn't actually spontaneously erupt in Europe, did it?" Sarkozy said he was not pointing the finger of blame and he praised Obama and Brown, but he added that Franco-German demands on tighter regulation of financial institutions and bankers' pay were non-negotiable.
