According to the match provisions, Mr. Topalov, who may still remain the world's top-ranked player because he has such a commanding lead on the No. 2, Viswanathan Anand of India, will not be part of a tournament scheduled for next year in Mexico to select a new champion.
Instead Mr. Wolfe suggested that the trustees challenge the center to raise $500,000 from local private sources with a 3-to-1 matching provision from the Rockefeller estate.
Matching provision of resources UNICEF supplied the camp community with the tools and equipment needed to carry out garbage collection themselves.
Then, too, these MyRA accounts (unlike 401k plans) don't have up-front tax deductions or employer-match provisions.
The more that workers save in a 401(k) plan, generally, the more "free money" they can get from their employers under the matching provisions.
The emphasis on multi-agency collaboration makes good sense as does matching service provision closely to local need, identified via robust data collection.
It gives them the chance to say clearly why the matching-funds provision carries out a core purpose of the Constitution.
Speaking for the Court in Arizona Free Enterprise Club's Freedom Club PAC v. Bennett, Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., wrote for the majority, "Laws like Arizona's matching funds provision that inhibit robust and wide-open political debate without sufficient justification cannot stand".
"Such basic intrusion by the government into the debate over who should govern goes to the heart of First Amendment values," he said, concluding: "Laws like Arizona's matching funds provision that inhibit robust and wide-open political debate without sufficient justification cannot stand".
"Presenting independent expenditure groups with such a choice makes the matching funds provision particularly burdensome to those groups.
