Sentence examples for existing frozen from inspiring English sources

This would mean that existing frozen pensioners would receive the annual percentage increase enjoyed by their UK peers, stopping the year-on-year real-terms decrease.

Their proposal, sponsored by Alderman Roberto Maldonado, would expand the city's existing frozen desserts ordinance to include prepared food carts, and would require vendors to prepare food in a city-licensed kitchen.

All studies of de-identified, previously collected (existing) frozen human tumor tissue specimens were performed under an institutional reviewed and approved human studies protocol (WU HRPO #99-0573 and #04-0980).

We obtained tissues from Western Scrub-Jays representing all known subspecies, genetic lineages, and geographic regions from existing frozen tissue specimens in museums or from new specimens (Table  2; see [ 30] for a complete list of the 689 specimens used in this study and associated data).

Using existing, frozen specimens poses thorny challenges in locating, confirming consent, allocating, and transporting specimens to a range of labs for a multiplicity of assays.

But the existing freeze is bitterly resented.

The analysis is based on an existing freezing plant where different ceiling geometries have been tested for the same model.

These include an increase in tobacco excise, reform of negative gearing and capital gains concessions, and $8,000 cap on Vet Fee-Help loans, changes to the private health insurance rebate, and extending existing freezes on family payments thresholds to 2019-20.

In his budget memorandum, Mr. Levy said he would continue an existing hiring freeze, bar the hiring of consultants and suspend out-of-town trips and purchases of office furniture or food for events like conferences.

That would have essentially frozen existing tax and spending policies until unemployment drops to 6.5percentt — which the Federal Reserve expects to occur by late 2014.

The measure would have frozen existing zoning, required approval by the voters in a referendum to rezone any residential property for higher population density and given residents the right to vote on any development of two acres or more.