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There will certainly be no complaints from her that far more swingeing penalties have now been introduced.

During the reform of their pension systems, many Member States have made swingeing cuts.

It won't get that with such swingeing cuts.

Price rises were ineffective unless they were so swingeing as to be ruinous.

The Broadway and other arts organisations have found they present an easy target for local authorities having to make swingeing budget cuts.

States are making swingeing cuts in their social budgets, resulting in an inability to provide patients with minimum care.

For, indeed, Fontan was a regular ape with that great swingeing nose of his.

However, the fact remains that there has been a swingeing cut of 50% of the original preventive services budget.

The, perhaps unexpected, effectiveness of these duties is apparent with regular legal challenges to the swingeing cuts to public sector spending.

It came; it was approved; and Madame Chose retired with her swingeing price.

He was ill for a month with a swingeing combination of Jardea and cryptosporidia.

Friends of the Earth policies would give us clean home grown energy, but not enough of it and at prices even more swingeing than they are today.

How can politicians who didn't pay a penny towards their Oxbridge degrees impose such swingeing costs on powerless younger people?

Stephanie repeated, sending a swingeing cut from the whip to land on the side of Devlin's bare thigh.

Indeed to compound matters in September 2009 the Deputy First Minister has introduced swingeing cuts to the economic development budget.

But the defensive laxity which has been at the root of Partick Thistle's recent decline was not removed simply by taking such swingeing action.

In October 2010 the coalition government announced swingeing cuts to the world of quangos and ALBs.

Despite these new objectives, however, the reform proposed by the Commission would cause serious problems for Europe's farmers, not least the swingeing reduction in the price of sugar.

Surprising that this government could so obviously make such a swingeing cut on the people least able to support themselves in a shrinking job market or indeed fight back politically.

Egged on by the US, Britain and France, the UN security council imposed ever more swingeing sanctions.

The current obsession with "balancing the books" and with cutting back expenditure, and with imposing swingeing austerity measures could be reversed for a start.

This is most evident in Category III, and it is there that the Council has made the most swingeing cuts.

The Swedish report also contained some swingeing criticism of the EU's research, particularly as regards the dissemination of research results.

There followed a swingeing series of letters between Rodrigo and Berenguer, in which each accused the other of treachery and cowardice.

No surprises here really, after the swingeing cuts implemented by this 'govt' - but when when will the ministers start having a pop at 'greedy' universities?