Reference to CRIC 3 may make discounts possible.

But central banks today are influencing asset prices through a very large number of channels and procedures other than conventional open market operations they are trying to affect not just duration discounts but risk, default, and information driven discounts as well.

But, given falling demand for gas, Russia had already begun renegotiating contracts in Europe and giving customers discounts.

By OIOS estimates, vehicles purchased directly from the manufacturer cost about 15 per cent less (excluding possible discounts).

Businesses should encourage their employees to be healthy by providing discounts on insurance, offering team sports, and the like.

The Organization continued to pursue opportunities to cut costs through volume discounts and to create service efficiencies through process redesign.

We don't give discounts, the woman said sternly. Regardless how small. Now, please take off the suit if you can't afford it.

Tools for knowledge sharing and management will be further developed, and joint purchasing will be expanded through framework agreements and volume discounts.

There are many bargains to be struck between communities and vendors offering discounts in exchange for wholesale adoption of their tools or programs.

As for the rewards, they could be everything from discounts on energy saving appliances and posture enhancing furniture to vouchers from suppliers of healthy foods.

Schools should provide nutrition education (and healthy lunches). Businesses should encourage their employees to be healthy by providing discounts on insurance, offering team sports, and the like.

Xtify lets its users mostly small retailers and service providers offer real time pricing or discounts with the added precision of targeting by real time geo location.

Minimum resale price maintenance occurs when a manufacturer imposes a minimum resale price on a dealer, thereby limiting or even excluding a dealer's ability to offer discounts.

Many Europeans bought into the US stock market at its peak in 1999 and 2000, only to find themselves selling at steep discounts after the collapse of 2001.

The newly initiated Inter Agency Travel Network promotes a global airline agreement signed with a major international carrier as a result, for the first time, smaller offices can obtain discounts.

Thanks to the significant price discounts offered by participating companies and important political commitment, more than 50 per cent of all ARVs in developing countries are delivered through the AAI.

Moreover, where the USSR transferred much weaponry under easy commercial terms or without charge (e.g., under long term loans not expected to be repaid), Russia now discounts arms only for its closest allies.

Companies that distribute any kind of property (including cash, real estate, and goods) or services, or give discounts for the acquisition of such property or services by means of lotteries or similar methods

(a) Development in the travel industry, including but not limited to price changes, reductions in airline commissions, discounts offered by airlines and changes in services offered by airlines, do not negatively affect the scope of services

However, I believe that Stern s fundamental conclusion is justified we are much better off reducing CO2 emissions substantially than risking the consequences of failing to act, even if, unlike Stern, one heavily discounts uncertainty and the future.

Part of the blame also lies with bad market timing. Many Europeans bought into the US stock market at its peak in 1999 and 2000, only to find themselves selling at steep discounts after the collapse of 2001.

Purchases from local dealers, while advantageous in terms of much shorter delivery schedules particularly important in emergency situations may prove more costly than direct procurement from manufacturers, which generally offer price volume discounts to organizations of the system.

6. Decides further that all discounts resulting from adjustments to the regular budget assessment rates of Member States in levels C through J shall be borne on a pro rata basis by the permanent members of the Security Council

In the US, where most undergraduates bear at least part of the cost of their university education, political pressure is mounting to provide incentives like tuition discounts or loan forgiveness to students of science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (the so called STEM fields).

Action taken

Measures taken

Dean Margolis, who long ago consulted for major airlines and is now applying the same techniques to healthy behavior, recalls wondering how to get executives to fly just a little more. It s not by offering discounts, which benefit an executive s company rather than the executive.

The South African Competition Commission was alerted by a member of the public who discovered while in the process of negotiating the purchase of a new Toyota Corolla that a number of Toyota dealerships offered the same discounts on the new Toyota Corolla range.

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Measures taken include

(d) Measures taken and planned to be taken to prevent, control and reduce transboundary impact

It outlines the measures already taken and indicates the steps that remain to be taken.

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How Action is Taken

Decision to be taken

Such moderation, taken alone, is welcome, of course. But the measures taken may be delaying recovery.

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3. Countermeasures may not be taken, and if already taken must be suspended without undue delay if