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ABC, which has taken serious hits almost across the board in terms of traditional program ratings, points to those C3 ratings as some solace.

Silicon Valley Bank used absolute divisions (>$250M and $50-$50-$250Md found that the small funds do better, across the board, in terms of multiples.

"I'm really delighted for the board in terms of the investors," said Hartley.

Beyond that, voices from the Day Without Immigrants and the 2017 International Women's Strike have begun to show the way forward in terms of building for united, across-the-board resistance in terms of withdrawal of labor.

The cable news ratings for November indicate MSNBC has come back to move ahead of CNN across the board, both in terms of total viewers and among those that the   advertisers value the most.

To accomplish this, the co-ops likely would have to cut individual deals with each provider, instead of negotiating across-the-board terms.

"It's not an across-the-board improvement — it's pretty patchy in terms of sectors, and in terms of geographies — but things are at least holding steady or even getting better in some parts," said Darryl Green, who heads Asia Pacific and Middle East operations for Manpower, a temporary employment and recruiting company.

In the past across-the-board percentage reduction of fees were observed when these caps were exceeded [ 11].

Yet leading Democrats rule out a short-term, across-the-board extension of the expiring Bush tax cuts, even though a temporary extension might stimulate the economy.

If it gridlocks, across-the-board spending cuts of $1.2 trillion are due to begin in 2013.

The across-the-board cuts of sequestration are an unintended, self-inflicted wound in the short term.