Stalin and the Politics of Mobilization: Ideas, Power, and Terror in Inter-war Russia.

Inter-war radio programmes such as Band Waggon adapted the music hall and variety traditions to the new medium, while later, ' The Goon Show ' took radio comedy into the surreal.

The alliance sets up events for the next three series, which cover an alternate World War I, Inter-war period, and World War II.

* Lychakivskiy Cemetery on city plan: F-9 ; Inter-war cemetery list, p. 23, Plan Lwowa, W. Horbay, 1938 ( in Polish ; reprinted Wrocław, 1986 ).

In 1936 he rebuilt it in Inter-war Spanish Mission style.

* Jason Harding, The Criterion: Cultural Politics and Periodical Networks in Inter-war Britain, Oxford University Press, 2002.

Inter-war building established the Normandale area and post-World War II building saw a large amount of Council housing being built in the area.

However, citizens under this new Gold Exchange Standard ( also known as the Gold Bullion Standard or the Inter-war Gold Standard ) would not receive gold coins of the realm in exchange for their notes, though this had been an integral part of the original Gold Standard now known as the Gold Coin Standard.

* The Stability of the Inter-war Gold Exchange Standard-http :// mauricio. econ. ubc. ca / pdfs / kirsten. pdf

* Mark 2 ( Inter-war period ) – More traditional tank design, with rotating turret.

* Mark II ( Inter-war period and Second Great War ) – Nicknamed the ' Custer.

" Historian and former White House Counsel John Dean's reassessment of Harding stated his accomplishments included income tax and federal spending reductions, economic policies that reduced " stagflation ", a reduction of unemployment by 10 %, and a bold foreign policy that created peace with Germany, Japan, and Central America.

The party supported policies that were both fiscally and socially conservative, seeking reduced government spending on social programs and reductions in taxation.

Appraising projects on the basis of their supposed reductions in travel times has come under scrutiny in recent years with the recognition that improvements in capacity generate trips that would not have been made ( induced demand ), partially eroding the benefits of reduced travel times.

In the UK and Ireland, Subway has reduced salt content across its entire range by 33 % and has committed to further reductions, in line with government targets.

This proved difficult at first since sweeping manpower decrements between 1968 and 1975 had reduced Agency manpower by 31 percent and precipitated mission reductions and a broad organizational restructuring.

Within the class P, however, polynomial-time reductions are inappropriate, because any problem in P can be polynomial-time reduced ( both many-one and Turing ) to almost any other problem in P. Thus, for classes within P such as L, NL, NC, and P itself, log-space reductions are used instead.

If many brake pipe reductions are made in short succession (" fanning the brake " in railroad slang ), a point may be reached where car reservoir pressure will be severely depleted, resulting in substantially reduced brake cylinder piston force, causing the brakes to fail.

As a cost-saving measure, a reduced specification was agreed upon, notably reductions in combat radius to, the top speed to Mach 1. 75 and takeoff run up increased from.

* Corridor services west of Toronto will be reduced, and there will be weekend service reductions to Montreal and Ottawa.

In the paraphrastic set, morphemes may be present in reduced form, even reduced to zero ; their fully explicit forms are recoverable by undoing deformations and reductions of phonemic shape that Harris termed " extended morphophonemics ".

The Tariff of 1832 would continue except that reduction of all rates above 20 % would be reduced by one tenth every two years with the final reductions back to 20 % coming in 1842.

The Catch Documentation Scheme ( CDS ) for Patagonian toothfish ( Dissostichus eleginoides ) and Antarctic toothfish ( Dissostichus mawsoni ) was one measure that ensured reductions in illegal fishing for toothfish and reduced the scope for trade in illegally caught fish.

Threats to the Canadian population of this species include reduced insect prey and reductions in water supply due to agricultural drainage, excessive irrigation and climate change, as well as logging and habitat fragmentation.

Everything from track supports to station size can be reduced, with similar reductions in capital costs.

Recognizing that the threat to NATO was significantly reduced with the end of the Cold War, the U. S. Congress mandated large reductions in the American military budget and American military troop strength based in Europe.

) If the definition of ' savings ' were restricted to reductions in public expenditure, the amount of savings that the NAO could claim to have made on behalf of the taxpayer would be significantly reduced.

The post-operative complications occurred included seroma, wound dehiscence, hematoma ; whereas partial NAC necrosis occurred in 10 per cent of the reduced breasts ; yet, after refinement of the Lejour technique, the study Vertical Mammaplasty: Early Complications After 250 Personal Consecutive Cases ( 1999 ), reported a reduced incidence rate of 7. 0 per cent in the 324 breast reductions performed in 167 patients.

Between 2001 and 2006, reductions in state general funds and state motor vehicle sales tax collections have forced a set of service cuts, fare increases, and fuel surcharges, all of which have reduced ridership.

Flow reductions in key rearing streams have reduced food availability for juvenile steelhead, causing reduced growth and survival.

Privatizations and reductions in the number of established posts have reduced the number of Beamte: Since 1991 the number of Beamte has fallen by 1. 4 million to c. 3. 9 million.

Further reductions resulted in the amalgamation of the 12th and 13th battalions soon afterwards.

In January 1922, reductions in the military led to the amalgamation of the Territorial component into two battalions.

However, actual rainfall from year to year is irregular and occasionally may be less than, leading to severe reductions in crop yields for both rain-fed and irrigated agriculture.

In 2004 the army has gone beyond its accord-mandated target, and has implemented troop reductions from an estimated 28, 000 to 15, 500 troops, including subordinate air force ( 1, 000 ) and navy ( 1, 000 ) elements.

In contrast to the simple supply / demand figure above, it was commonly found that teenagers withdrew from the labor force in response to the minimum wage, which produced the possibility of equal reductions in the supply as well as the demand for labor at a higher minimum wage and hence no impact on the unemployment rate.

* 1981 – Cold War: In Geneva, representatives from the United States and the Soviet Union begin to negotiate intermediate-range nuclear weapon reductions in Europe ( the meetings ended inconclusively on December 17 ).

To date, many languages show reductions from this fuller system.

In one of history's greatest experiments in communal living, the Jesuits had soon organized about 100, 000 Guaraní in about 20 reducciones ( reductions or townships ), and they dreamed of a Jesuit empire that would stretch from the Paraguay-Paraná confluence to the coast and back to the Paraná headwaters.

Economic relations were distinguished by the reducciones ( reductions or townships ) that were established by Jesuit missionaries from the early seventeenth century until the 1760s.

Reagan gives a televised address from the Oval Office, outlining his plan for tax reductions in July 1981

Compounding the financial pressure on scripted programming was an advertising recession resulting from the financial crisis of 2007 – 2010, causing shows to reduce their budgets, sometimes resulting in cast reductions.

However, actual rainfall from year to year is irregular and occasionally may be less than 200 millimeters, leading to severe reductions in crop yields for both rain-fed and irrigated agriculture.

* November 30 – Cold War: In Geneva, representatives from the United States and the Soviet Union begin negotiating intermediate-range nuclear weapon reductions in Europe ( the meetings end inconclusively on Thursday, December 17 ).

According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, the number of reconstructive breast reductions for women increased in 2007 by 2 percent from the year before.

The standard language takes most of its features from these dialects, i. e. most " dialectal " features are reductions with respect to this form of language.

As more American industries began to benefit from tariff reductions, some of them began to lobby Congress for lower tariffs.

This was followed by a budgetary crisis that the government was unable to deal with, partly because of the large spending programmes the government had previously instituted, partly because he was unable to obtain support from within his government for necessary spending reductions and also because the federal Government declined to " bail out " the Victorian government as they believed Cain's overspending was significantly to blame.

One major hallmark of McNamara's cost reductions was the consolidation of programs from different services, most visibly in aircraft acquisition, believing that the redundancy created waste and unnecessary spending.

No information is available from Hershey about how the money it has invested in various programs in West Africa has actually impacted reductions in forced, trafficked, and child labor among the suppliers of its cocoa.

Despite Toledo's repeated call for regional arms reductions, Chile continued purchasing arms, including 10 F-16 fighters from the U. S. and one hundred Leopard 2 tanks from Germany.

With its many reductions in size, Lake County's designated county seat also changed multiple times within just a few years, residing successively in Oro City ( from 1861 ), Lourette ( from 1863 ), Dayton ( from 1866 ), and Granite ( from 1868 ).

Community leaders have made concerted efforts to create a more diversified economic base, striving to wean the old capital from its dependence on government institutions such as Central State Hospital and state prisons-a task made more urgent by recent prison closures and job reductions at Central State, caused by tightening state budgets.

Those several reductions confined it to a narrow strip, about eight miles ( 13 km ) long, from east to west, by two and three-fourths miles wide, from north to south.