"No wonder Nick Clegg is back on the fags," the Labour leader said in reference to the housing benefit changes and Clegg's admission, on Desert Island Discs, that he would take a "stash" of cigarettes to the island as his luxury.
"In these elections we'll fight it out peacefully, we want peace, nobody will benefit if there is no peace," said Mr. Kibaki, in reference to the violence that marred previous multiparty elections in 1992 and 1997.
In addition to this (vertical) justice requirement, there is probably as well a reference to the benefits from social coordination.
Ofcom judged that the reference to being able to get "perks at the V festival" was a special promotional reference to the benefits of being a Virgin Mobile customer.
In reference to arrhythmias, the benefits appear to be mediated by (1) a reduction in the direct actions of the sympathetic nervous system on the ventricular myocardium, (2) an enhancement of parasympathetic outflow or (3) a combination of these two.
There are frequent references to the benefits of being carbon neutral on the Google blog as well, and last year Google launched the "Summer of Green" website to help people travel in an environmentally friendly way.
As my colleague says in reference to Mr Barbour, both parties benefit when both parties are credible.In any case, I wish I had the statistical skills of a Nate Silver and could come up with some kind of model for the importance of campaign funds.
While this first case study referred to a specific city quarter, which is developed for its own benefit albeit in reference to resources in the wider context, the following case aims at the identification of quarters or areas in the city, which are critical for the development of the entire city.
