At what point does a system designed to encourage healthy checks and balances become detrimentally deadlocked?To analyse the productivity of Congress from 1947 to 2012, Ms Binder settled on a metric: the ratio of failed measures to all salient issues on Washington's agenda.
Their projection of those spending cuts – which have in one way or another touched detrimentally on millions of disabled people – amount to a staggering £28.3bn.
And he spotted the way the sport he loved and cared about was developing – detrimentally, to his and now other eyes –far sooner than many.
Though there are no deferment fees and the interest should stay as agreed, going off-plan can detrimentally affect your credit history.
"Secret contract provisions" between Mr. Koons and Mr. Gagosian, it adds, stipulated that the artist would receive a large percentage of any profit earned if the gallery resold the work for more than $4 million, and so "detrimentally affected Gagosian's ability and willingness to repurchase or resell 'Popeye' above the price paid by plaintiffs".
"Enlightened behavioral investors ought to be more willing to pay on the order of one percentage point to an investment manager who will prohibit or at least impede aggressive orders than to pay nearly four times as much for the privilege of excessively and detrimentally trading their own account," the authors, Mr. Maymin and Mr. Fisher, wrote.
"Ultimately, the defendant bears the burden of demonstrating that an agreement existed, that the promisor had actual authority to enter into the agreement and that the defendant detrimentally relied on the promise not to prosecute," Judge Casper wrote.
Specifically, El Niño years of low precipitation and high temperatures will detrimentally affect both egg development and the hatchlings' emergence from the sand, they concluded in a study just published in the journal PLoS ONE.
Efficiency is often confused, detrimentally, with conservation.
This is a huge issue for the UK tech community, which complains that immigration rules detrimentally restrict its access to talent.
"This could detrimentally affect residual values with the knock-on effect that the used-vehicle purchase becomes a more competitive proposition – bringing an element of balance back to the industry".
