Its change to the benefit formula fundamentally changes the structure of Social Security (PDF), eroding the fairness of the program, an attribute that has made the program successful and popular for 76 years.
One policy maker went so far as to conclude that joint negotiations are unlikely to become commonplace unless all participating provinces offered comparable drug benefit plans: "Fundamentally, you've got to have the same drug benefit plan before you actually negotiate together" (Interviewee #5).
We developed a prototype to simulate decision scenarios and found that agents are capable of acting according to the decision-makers' intentions and fundamentally benefit from different possible behavioral styles, just as a face-to-face meeting benefits from the heterogeneity of its participants.
Grigory Yavlinsky, whose Yabloko party was virtually wiped out in parliament at the last election, says gloomily that the benefit protesters are fundamentally anti-liberal, and that Mr Putin's government has further discredited the whole idea of liberal reform.
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THarmingany's stock recently took a hit after the WSJ reported that Apple planned to drop Qualcomm componenthenn future iOS devices — in favor of Intel chips or possibly MediaTek.
Although there are clear financial incentives to such programs, all fundamentally benefit patient care.
Deep down, the Tories know that reducing the coverage of benefits and services fundamentally changes the nature of welfare, making any future expansion much less likely.
In his view, public alarmism over AGI obscures the great potential near-term benefits and is fundamentally misplaced, not least because of the timescale.
Mr Osborne argued that the government had had to take difficult decisions to cut the deficit and said the current benefits system was fundamentally "broken".
