The state pension, which accounts for two-fifths of welfare spending, is to be simplified: a complex dual-tier system is being replaced by a single flat-rate pension.
By emphasizing the fact that it wasn't interested in changing the dual-tier stock ownership structure that ensures the Sulzberger family's continued control over the Times, Harbinger/Firebrand has secured a genuine first: getting the company to back board candidates nominated by outsiders.
For a brief period following their funding crisis in 1996, Swiss-Prot (now Uniprot) a dual-tier system was instituted where for profits paid an annual fee to the database, whereas academic researchers had free access, effectively being cross-subsidized.
The components of Mercury are a relational database management system (Ingres), daemons (background processes), and clients, in a dual, three tier application.
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Yet, even in the absence of direct information on these variables, the results reported in this paper shed some light on how excessively dual EPL in two-tier labour markets may have detrimental effects on firms' productivity.
The new top-tier machine boasts dual Power PC processors from Motorola running at 1.42 gigahertz, priced at $2,700.
Like Apple's new service, Line Music does not have a free tier, instead it is dual priced.
Last year rugby league's eligibility rules were changed to free up players with dual nationality who were not picked by tier-one nations – Australia, New Zealand and England – to represent tier-two sides at the World Cup, now at the semi-final stage.
Similarly, all first tier cells will also receive dual directional impact from its surrounding first tier cells.
