In January 1917, batteries were increased in size from four to six guns each in order to economise on battery and brigade commanders.
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The lever frame at Stockport Junction was equipped with electro-pneumatic slides instead of levers, with electrical economising contacts located above them.
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In 1904 the club were admitted to the Lancashire Combination, but in 1910 seasons they decided to economise and join the North Eastern League.
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They highlighted how Union Carbide escaped their responsibility when they were advising Bhopal to economise on safety measures and instructed Bhopal to use cheaper material.
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Giving an insight into the Clyde Virtual University, he said : " To face the future, universities are encouraged to economise through collaboration.
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Indeed, at a time when the tiger economies are being battered with a debilitating economic crisis, governments and citizens tend to economise on compassion.
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The designers of the original model had been forced to economise and use the " parts bin " of the then parent-company, Rover.
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The slower, more deliberate methods, would economise on French infantry, as they battered through the deeper defences built by the Germans since 1914.
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The new method economised on aircrew and had the advantage of telephone communication between the ground and the balloon, since aircraft wireless could only transmit.
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It is not surprising that the group should economise by employing one Chief Engineer who would apply the same design principles and choices on both lines.
