Funders can be offered, for instance, benefits such as royalty-free access to the technology and a small share of the income derived from licensing it.
Their effort, discreetly backed by the Swiss (hence its name) and other Europeans, has produced, in exhaustive detail after many months of wrangling, a much more specific deal than is offered, for instance, by the "road map" charted by President George Bush.
We take it this is what is offered, for instance, by the use theory of propositions in Horwich (1990).
Then I have clients who are convinced they're just doing due diligence, but I'm able to get them 10 times the severance they were offered". For instance, Boyd has had clients who raised ethical objections about how the business was being run.
While Netflix and Amazon Prime Instant Video are subscription-based services that don't show advertisements, those where ads are offered, like Hulu for instance but also new services in Asia and elsewhere, will also feel the impact of this subscriber growth.
The names of the offenders are offered in a pitifully transparent disguise (Richard Brinsley Sheridan, for instance, is represented as R____ B____ S____), but someone has gone through the library's copy with a pen and filled in almost all the blanks.
To sum up, the superficial hymenoplastic of the kind described is considered an extraordinary intervention in the merely descriptive sense of not being a part of routine healthcare of the sort any patient with an appropriate need could be expected to be offered (unlike, for instance, antibiotics in the case of pneumonia).
Team efforts are sometimes used for instance, exercise groups are offered prizes for achieving set goals.
At American Express, for instance, employees are offered a $100 reward just for coming in for a health assessment; the company also provides an array of free support services, including health coaching, maintenance drugs and preventive care.
Same-sex partners of federal employees are offered long-term care insurance, for instance, but not health insurance.
Employees at Google, for instance, are offered the chance to nap at work because the company believes it may increase productivity.
