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But Unite praised BA for employing older staff and dropping its "Willie Walsh cheapest crew business model", in favour of high-quality cabin service.

This is fun: a Japanese-style action RPG sequel that swerves the freemium model in favour of one fee for 15-ish hours of exploration and battling, switching between four characters to see off dungeons-full of foes.

In letters that have been circulated among Ryanair pilots at dozens of bases across Europe, some have demanded that the airline ditch the contract model in favour of local employment contracts.

Mr Centermann is dismantling Mr Barnevik's model in favour of a more flexible culture it is now clear that Mr Barnevik's model gave too much power to the man at the top.

So the market for medium-sized long-haul jets is booming, which is why the 787 is selling so well.In response, Airbus has scrapped a $4 billion update of its successful A330 model in favour of three new, extra-wide-bodied planes called the A350 XWB, which will cost around $10 billion to develop.

While the content of the programme was concerned with the principles of sustainability, its methodological focus on competences was associated with a change in communication practices between teachers and students that have been gradually liberated from the traditional transmission model in favour of a more open and interactive one.

For two weeks of the year, certain elements stop insisting that footballers are not role models, in favour of demanding to know why they aren't wearing poppies when their job is to set an example.

Shunning professional models in favour of an array of social media influencers – including a plus-size model, a baker, a beauty vlogger and more – the magazine is turning to the digital space to provide print content.

Bill Clinton is usually credited with the 1990s boom, but it was really a product of Greenspan's willingness to reject the old economic models in favour of new realities, and let the economy roar.

A new, lucid set of macroeconomic principles would be something new for Mr Greenspan, who long eschewed grand theoretical models in favour of trends intuited from data.But hopes for clarity prove as unjustified as 1990s share prices.

To determine which of these components have statistical support in the data, we employed a standard greedy search through the space of possible models, which starts from the simplest model (all variation is technical) and iteratively rejects simpler models in favour of a more complex one if the evidence against the simpler model exceeded six bits.