The museum later made clear that the Breman is not a paid advertiser of Google, but in fact it receives a grant for free advertising from Google via its ad grants programme, which enables charitable and educational organisations like museums to apply to Google for free advertising to drive awareness and promote educational messages, up to a limit of $10,000 a month.
WPA's shared responsibility plan leaves the patient to pick up 25 per cent of any claim, up to a limit of between £500 and £5,000 a year.
Under Phase 2 of the EUETS, which runs from 2008 to 2012, countries are allowed to auction their allowances, up to a limit of 10%.
Countries would be allowed to issue jointly guaranteed ("blue") bonds but only up to a limit of 60% of their GDP.
Trevor Fetter, Mr Barbakow's successor at Tenet Healthcare, was granted two shares in the company for every one that he purchased, up to a limit of 200,000.
He says he has a better idea: to pay $14 a share, up to a limit of 72% of the company, and retain a stockmarket listing.
The government has tried to overcome this by allowing local authorities to distribute some of the budget as a lump sum, up to a limit of £200,000.
Last year, the company posted a video on YouTube and pledged to give 25 cents to the charity every time somebody watched the video, up to a limit of one million viewings.
The provisions will give them $1,000 in public money for each $250 contributed to their campaigns by individual New Yorkers, up to a limit of 55percentt of their total spending.
Lloyds TSB says if you got the fake from one of its branches it will reimburse you, up to a limit of £10 – it will check that you are a customer and have made a withdrawal of coins first.
Typically your insurer will cover, every other year, a basic exam, frames (up to a limit of $90 or so) and lenses or contact lenses, with a minimal co-pay of $15 to $30.
