THE NATURE OF EXISTENCE Opens on Friday in Manhattan.
There is no indication that job flows are significantly impacted; that is, although the existence of opening clause seems to reduce job destruction rates, the application of opening clauses shows no additional effects.
However, as we have seen, it is all too easy to miss the wage cuts that result from the application as opposed to the existence of opening clauses and the nature of the insurance function.
They report that (a) the existence of opening clauses is associated with higher wages (a sort of quasi-insurance premium) while (b) their application results in wage cuts of approximately similar magnitude that (c) works council establishments are able to resist.
The relentless march to medicalize normality out of existence is opening a new and especially ridiculous front.
The treaty signed there brought the modern EU into existence, and opened a rift in the Conservative Party between moderates and hardline Eurosceptics.
Although it is too early to say what, if any, trading infractions the Big Board's investigation will find, its existence has opened the exchange to criticism from customers, especially the money managers and other institutional investors who send their buy and sell orders to the floor every day.
In this original philosophical exercise, Levinas revisited Heidegger's approach to time and transcendence.[10] He was less concerned than was Heidegger with the question of existence that opens up before us when, beset by profound anxiety, we experience the 'dissolving' of things in the world.
And the ultimate one - only in existence because of the opening wide - does similar, this time not encountering bat, but still speeding to the boundary for four leg-byes.
Kaufman realized that those quotation marks could be put on any words, any actions, any thing — and turn anything in existence into a joke, opening up a seemingly infinite abyss of put-ons and deceptions.
