However, J. Arnold, a Vice President for Human Resources, has requested an 8% increase to implement a reorganization strategy that should improve competitiveness.
In Libya, where Moammar Gaddafi is battling a rebel force seeking to end his 41-year rule, Obama is under increasing pressure to implement a no-fly zone over the country to prevent the Libyan leader from taking back lost territory and to protect civilians from government reprisals.
Complicated systems such as those with different record formats for inpatients and outpatients, or certain high-risk groups, were also perceived to increase the time to implement a reminder alert comprehensively across all eligible patients [ 34].
Increased beneficiaries' capacity to implement an ecologically sound biological control of coconut pests and, as a result, ensured they are better equipped to cut their losses and reduce risks in the face of future outbreaks.
After 30 years of experience in the sector, I have no doubt that the most effective way Britain can move forward in providing care, particularly for our increasing older population, is to implement a more integrated system.
For example, in a strike by HCWs in California, USA, nurses and hospital assistants embarked on strike citing their employer for not giving them the 10% salary increase promised, while planning to implement a 25% increase in charges for healthcare services.
"Social Security beneficiaries throughout the nation deserve to be reassured that their benefits will not be subject to cuts and their Social Security payroll taxes will not be increased as a result of legislation to implement a balanced budget amendment".
Salmond's switch in tactics will increase pressure on the coalition government to implement a new bill strengthening the Scottish parliament's tax-raising and legal powers, originally proposed in the Calman commission set up in 2008 by the three UK parties.
We want the Chinese to implement a stable dialogue and increased efforts (in the South China Sea).
Kennedy feared inflation; Roger Blough, then the president of U.S. Steel, wanted to implement a price increase of $6 per ton to make up for previous wage gains.
