Not all the savings from electronic service delivery will be bankable.Third, they need to think up incentives for those on the wrong side of the digital divide to take the leap.
In the manner of Jarvis Cocker taking his monied friend around the local shops in Common People, it might benefit Cameron – in the interest of aiding his quest for a nation united beyond class and income divides – to take a look around an Asda on a peripheral council estate one weekday afternoon and "pretend he's got no money".
In the context of the homosocial, such techno-mythopoetics facilitate women's crossing of the divide to take control of the myths they've inherited as much as claiming New Media open to elaborate and serious mythopoetic productions.
When the study groups were further sub-divided to take into account the duration of treatment, we established that female participants on HAART for less than 3 years exhibited a decrease in several body composition parameters (Table 5).
What better form for a critique of a divided country to take than a radical split between registers?
Part of his failure was in allowing a divided Congress to take the initiative, most disastrously with the Kansas Nebraska Act.
The Assembly Republicans figured that by making Democrats absorb all the political pain of budget cuts, they could pick up enough seats in the narrowly divided chamber to take back control.
But coming immediately after George W Bush, Obama's centrism – his Blue Labour tendency – is an attempt to unite a deeply divided country, to take it to a new, post-partisan register.
There is no sign so far that alliance ground troops will follow in the path of pilots as they did in Afghanistan, where a 2001 air campaign against the Taliban allowed a weak and divided opposition to take over, only later to need rescuing.
Back then, Baucus chaired the Senate Finance Committee and Camp headed the House Ways and Means panel, yet they could not persuade a divided Congress to take up their tax reform ideas.
