But when the check arrived, so did a phone call — directing him to send trades that would generate commissions equivalent to 2% of the new money to a brokerage with which the fund of funds had an arrangement.
But when the check arrived, so did a phone call — directing him to send trades that would generate commissions equivalent to 2% of the new money to a brokerage the fund of funds had an arrangement with.
As soon as the ad appeared, Republicans sent television stations a letter warning that the advertisement was defamatory and arguing that a vote for financing the commission was not equivalent to supporting privatization.
01 Dec 2003 Section: Pictures Grant of rights in respect of digital print facsimile editions subject to fee supplement equivalent to 1.50% of total commission fees 01 Dec 2003 Section: Artwork Grant of rights in respect of digital print facsimile editions subject to fee supplement equivalent to 1.50% of total commission fees 01 Sep 2004 Section: Fees 4.60% increase applied to wordage rate.
Errors were defined as commission errors (reactions to punishing stimuli), which are equivalent to perseveration errors in reversal and extinction.
This role combined the civilian duties of a local magistrate with a military rank equivalent to that of a junior commissioned officer.
The local price for a coffin for conventional use is equivalent to about £1,500, depending on the commission.
In all, 193 tests, or 4.66 percent, revealed traces of horse DNA, and 16 showed positive traces of the painkiller, equivalent to 0.51 percent of the samples, the commission said.
With Byne's commission, Hearst was to pay $97,000, a price roughly equivalent to $ as of 20.
The Medicare commission, however, said: "Regional variation in service use is not equivalent to regional variation in Medicare spending.
