The Data show that manufacturers need not provide much of a rebate for drugs that are still on patent and have few rivals, but they tend to give larger rebates when they have less leverage in negotiations regarding drugs with several possible substitutes--either generics or simply drugs with comparable effects.
Leverage, in this case, regards heretofore weak Spanish claims on the territory.
First, he knows that once he signs the BSA, he will lose all leverage with the United States, particularly in regard to the April presidential election that will choose his successor.
Due to the failure of Nazi troops in Berlin and elsewhere, Dönitz and his fellow negotiators lost any leverage in asking for certain conditions in regard to the surrender.
Hence the leverage in leveraged buyouts, redeployments of capital.
With the new regulation, however, the responsibility shifted to the local level, leaving local bodies with no leverage left to call the state for support in regard to pasture management issues.
Social conservatives may determine that this isn't a battle they need to engage in, particularly if New York Times columnist Ross Douthat is correct regarding their diminished leverage in contemporary national politics.
Regarding the amount of leverage in the financial system -- the ratio of liabilities to equity -- which skyrocketed during the go-go years, leading to an eventual crisis, Hoenig said Congress "should require that we come up with simple leverage ratio that can be... understood and enforced.
Due to their high global warming potential (GWP) the reduction of N2O and CH4 emissions thus gives agriculture's mitigation potential regarding climate change a high leverage in favour of limiting Global Warming3.
Mrs. Clinton, on the other hand, urged that the resolution be regarded not as a go-ahead to invade, but as leverage in negotiations with the United Nations.
