Senior executives' pay has been published, then frozen, and bonuses withdrawn.
Led by our guide, Tom Frode Johansen, we passed through valleys and over hills, along the border between Norway and Finland, and then across frozen lakes and uplands of unblemished white.
Total federal spending should then be frozen until the budget is balanced, with essential spending increases for programs like Social Security offset with the termination of outdated or inappropriate programs that no longer serve a desirable function.
But Labour's John Denham spoke out against the announced changes to age-related tax allowances, which are set to be frozen and then axed from April 2013, affecting some 4.4m people.
If the temperature in Hell fails to rise above 32 degrees Fahrenheit on any given day between Tuesday, Feb. 19 and Sunday, Feb. 24, then Hell has officially frozen over!
That is because Scotland has all but exited the traditional low-end business that McIntyre calls raspberry "pulp"--small Clova berries that could be sloppily picked by the bucketful, frozen, then sold to jam producers or clothing dyers.
Wait another couple of hours and do the same thing until it's almost frozen through, then put it all in a blender so its gets nice and snow-like.
Under ObamaCare, payments to providers of Medicare Advantage plans will be frozen in 2011, and then reduced over the next 6 years, even as health care costs are expected to rise.
There has been a pay-cut that has taken effect once before in 2002, it was a five percent cut, and doctors mostly just stuck with the program and did take care of patients, but really since then doctors' pay has been largely frozen or they've got perhaps one percent increases.
In Dr Djerassi's future world, men and women will have their sperm and eggs frozen in their 20s and then undergo sterilisation, free to pursue their professional and sexual interests content in the knowledge that their cells can be safely resurrected and reliably made to unite in a test-tube whenever they want a child.
We thought it was a frozen pipe at first, but then the taps downstairs stopped working too.
Back then, says Mr Thiraphong of Thai Union Frozen, his refusal to borrow and branch out was considered a liability.
The director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, Paul Johnson, said the government faced a difficult task because public sector pay was frozen until 2014, and only then due to rise by 1%.
MultiStem can be manufactured to scale, frozen and stored for several years, then delivered "off the shelf" for treatment.
Since then, horse meat has turned up across Europe in frozen supermarket meals and in restaurants, schools and hospitals.
Then Fitzhugh noticed yellow-colored fibers poking through the frozen dirt.
Then Todd running, bareheaded, trying to skirt areas of frozen snow.
Yale tripped up national powers Minnesota and North Dakota to make the Frozen Four for the first time since 1952, then edged UMass Lowell 3-2 in overtime in the semifinals Thursday.
Since then, each item had engraved itself in my memory, frozen in time: a bag of dried chickpeas, a cannister of salt, a withered Fuji apple, and the rock-hard stump of a baguette.
The controversial bill would be frozen while the conference met, and a new draft would then be presented, a judicial source said.
The retro scenes were then superimposed over the top of the Vandenberg, creating an eerie underwater world frozen in time.
Even then, the icy swamp fights to reassert itself, pushing up through cracks in the frozen asphalt roads of the town centre.
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She applied a vibrating massager and a bag of frozen peas to the arm of her 7-year-old son Max, then rolled over his skin a small metal wheel used by neurologists to test sensitivity.
If I can open a frozen yogurt stand for 10, 000 dollars and get a 10% rate of return, then I will prefer the yogurt stand investment to a bond of similar risk which is offering 6%.
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