The permanent adjustment is projected to cost Medicare $250 billion more over 10 years.
Many, myself included, have been arguing that our current predicament is not crisis-consequent austerity, but a permanent adjustment.
You can make a more permanent adjustment to Word's AutoFormat behavior in the program's settings.
These overtures confirm what has been clear to many for a while: that austerity is not a temporary response to a crisis, but a permanent adjustment of expectations and living standards for the majority.
"Only a multiyear restructuring of the bond obligations, coupled with substantial deficit reduction, can achieve a permanent adjustment of Greece's fiscal obligations without actually defaulting on the paper and giving all stakeholders a haircut," Carl B. Weinberg, chief economist of High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, N.Y., said via e-mail on Sunday.
The President's Proposal maintains the Senate bill's permanent adjustment in favor of high-risk occupations such as "first responders".
During their short life, most rodents are strongly predated upon, requiring permanent adjustment of spatial relations and behavioral reactions, in short, high levels of behavioral flexibility throughout life, particularly as related to avoidance and escape behavior.
This enabled a permanent adjustment of the CO2-et values to maintain the values at a constant level.
Users' brains need to make a semi-permanent adjustment of the spatial coupling between these spaces (Groen and Werkhoven 1998).
The effects on Iberia's staff are ferocious: 23 per cent of jobs will go, and the remaining 15,500 staff will be expected to deliver improved productivity and accept "the introduction of permanent salary adjustments".
