In Poland, these include wastefully untargeted social benefits such as early retirement.Talking about a quick move to the euro may be a good gimmick for politicians, but the practical difficulties are huge.
And market research suggests that offering occasional freebies to regular shoppers is also a much cheaper way to retain them than with an untargeted advertising campaign.
Only 5% of those on untargeted drugs showed improvements precisely in line with the historical figure.
Today the equivalent total is £13,520 ($20,870), but increases in the tax-free allowance mean only £2,920 is taxable.The problem is that such tax cuts are untargeted, so the better- and indeed best-off gain too.
Since her patients were not assigned to the targeted and untargeted groups at random, the gold standard for clinical trials, some hidden variable, rather than the treatment, may explain the different outcomes.
The untargeted group might, for example, have been sicker to start with.
The centre-right government which won at the polls had been deliberately left untargeted on the campaign trail by the Pakistani Taliban, which concentrated its fire on the country's so-called "liberal" parties.Instead violence has surged.
Other NSA programs included the extensive, worldwide, and allegedly untargeted collection of text messages (Dishfire) and of the locations of cell phones.
The end of apartheid may have put an end to state-sanctioned violence, but it signaled the beginning of an epidemic of a more personal kind of violence — a reactive, frustrated, untargeted revenge.
Shane added that he had only one serious qualm about the term.That, he said, was expressed by an administration official: "It's not the targeted killings I object to — it's the untargeted killings".
A full ban might reduce the 14 percent of all N.H.L. concussions caused by untargeted north-south checks to the head, currently legal under Rule 48.
