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Various forms of profit-sharing – including grants of options and restricted stock, annual profit-based bonuses, and employee stockownership plans – have been growing as a share of labor compensation since the 1960s.
Under former President George W. Bush, for example, access to documents in EPA libraries was – at least at one point – restricted.
Anger is no longer restricted to extreme anti-capitalist, anti-globalization forces.
Moreover, the principle of "subsidiarity" is restricted to relations between member states and the Union, or "vertical" subsidiarity.
They are wrong, however, about Europe’s prospects for achieving its restricted growth potential.
This endless search for the true locus of responsibility (both causal and remedial) is not restricted to the realm of climate change.
Rock music was severely restricted in Communist dictatorships, just as jazz was in Nazi Germany, for all the Platonic reasons: uncontrolled passions were seen as a threat to the perfect order of the state.
Under such an arrangement, the restricted shares and stock options granted in any given year are cashed out in future years according to a fixed, gradual, and pre-announced schedule set at the time the restricted shares and stock options are granted.
In the Middle East, Canadian foreign policy was essentially restricted to unflinching support for Israel’s government.
In terms of substantive justice, most research ethics protocols are sound; research on human embryos is heavily restricted or banned in most countries.
Russia is deeply suspicious of the OSCE – the Kremlin recently restricted the number of OSCE observers for Russian elections – so Kazakhstan’s future stewardship hints that the Kazahks are anxious to move closer to the West, and unafraid to challenge their former masters in the Kremlin.
She was assuredly not for turning, but she also was not for taking orders or settling for the restricted life that her society seemed to hold in store for her.
When Globalization Eats Its YoungPRINCETON – Evidence that globalization is reversing continues to pile up: trade and international capital flows are sluggish, and migration is increasingly being restricted.
The possibility that the use of fossil fuels will one day be restricted creates a powerful incentive for oil producers to sell as much as they can before the limitations take effect.
Communities could be walled off, national borders closed, and travel could be restricted or even suspended.
Thanks to German manufacturers, pianos were no longer restricted to aristocratic salons or the professional middle class, but began appearing in respectable working-class homes.
The international community’s objective should be restricted to a peaceful outcome that allows Burma’s people to work out their own solution.
Most surprisingly, Zimbabwe’s exports were not restricted to minerals and metals, as one might assume, but also included tobacco and cotton, products that are relatively more labor-intensive, meaning more job creation at home.
Given how widespread crimes against journalists are – and how vital their work is to our societies – the petition’s demands deserve the support of all citizens where press freedom is restricted or under threat.
But we do know that restricted animals are vigorous and healthy for the duration of their longer lives.
In the past, entry into many industries was restricted.
Rather than permit price surveys in a random sample of locations (required for accuracy), China restricted data collection to a few urban areas.
As capitalist markets give way to vast commercial networks, and as market economies become market societies, governments and unions are increasingly restricted in scope.
And immigration – an essential source of talent and ideas – looks likely to be restricted.
And the economic costs of restricted access to healthcare and education, on top of the scarcity of clear air and potable water, will be crippling in the mid- and long-term.
That may require innovative approaches, quite different from intellectual property regimes based on privatization and monopolization of knowledge, with the high prices and restricted benefits that follow.
Nor are the Self-Defense Forces' operations and obligations any longer restricted to Japanese territory and the adjacent seas.
The agreement was remarkable: in providing what in many ways was a clearer articulation of the crisis and what needs to be done than that offered by the G-20, the UN showed that decision-making needn’t be restricted to a self-selected club, lacking political legitimacy, and largely dominated by those who had considerable responsibility for the crisis in the first place.
China has already restricted access to its market for some US-based technology firms, and more such actions may follow.
But if antagonism against the market mechanism is sufficiently strong, private medicine may be prohibited or severely restricted (as it was in pre-reform Sweden before it reformed and as it is today in the Netherlands).
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