Scientists realised that the temporary increase in levels in the 1950s and 1960s gave them a way of using it to date things differently.

Its aim would be to finance a temporary increase in the deficit through a permanent increase in the monetary base.

The need for a temporary increase in departure rates for some personnel should never be reason to curtail recruitment.

For example, consider a campaign for policies aimed at reducing environmental damage while causing temporary increase in unemployment.

That night's performance was cancelled; the tragic circumstances brought a temporary increase in public interest during the brief period before the season ended.

It gives temporary protection against creditors.

These changes resulted in increased habitat patches and in turn provided more areas for the prey to seek temporary protection.

These suits provide a limitless supply of oxygen, as well as temporary protection from many planetary hazards like heat and radiation.

First, temporary protection for those plants that could not be moved was provided.

It provided a simplified designation procedure with temporary protection, including protections against exportations.

The trust acknowledged the measures could leave patients with a 'temporary reduction in the nutritional content of meals provided'.

The temporary reduction in sales tax, currently at 17.5%, will be one of a range of measures designed to stimulate consumer spending.

We would support a temporary reduction in employers' national insurance contributions for businesses that take on new employees involved in manufacturing.

Was this it - the temporary reduction of stamp duty on properties up to 175,000?

Alongside a temporary reduction in the taper rate on universal credit (the amount withdrawn as additional hours are worked), this could help to grease the wheels of labour market transitions.

Increasing the number of prisoners released early on tag and giving governors permission to use temporary release far more extensively would be a start.

Thousands more prisoners may be allowed out of jail to work and help charities under a relaxation of rules for temporary release.

The government ordered an immediate ban last night on the temporary release or transfer to an open jail of prisoners who had previously escaped.

A spokesman said temporary release licences could be revoked if a lag was deemed a risk to public safety.

The result isn't the most rewarding work of cinematic escapism you will ever see, but it still gives you a diverting temporary release from reality.

Its patrols do not use sealant at the roadside, claiming that plugs offer a more reliable temporary repair.

Most owners buy a tyre inflation kit to provide a temporary repair to get you there.

While he rummages under the bonnet, offer to provide a temporary repair by slipping off a stocking (be prepared) to act as a replacement.

The damage proved to be sufficiently extensive to justify a temporary repair and letting a contract for permanent replacement of a long section.

The pipe had leaked two weeks ago and a temporary repair had been put in place.

The department was 'considering the possibility of imposing temporary restrictions on newly-qualified drivers', including limits on night-time driving and passenger numbers, the spokesman added.

While there are temporary restrictions on wealth managers who jump ship preventing them from contacting past clients, these expire and old clients often defect.

But road safety professionals argue that the focus should be on better training rather than curfews and temporary restrictions.

It calls for unprecedented temporary restrictions on our freedom.

Temporary restrictions are displayed on overhead gantries.

His temporary visa had expired.

Furthermore, it's a temporary visa.

The temporary visa would be valid for three years and renewable one-time for an additional three years.

She said it was too easy for foreigners to stay for good after getting temporary visas.

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That works out at an extra £250 for a temporary worker.

When you have to pay a temporary worker the same as a permanent employee, who do you use as a comparator?

One was dismissed for stealing a laptop and a fourth for circulating derogatory remarks about various farmers that had been written by a temporary worker.

The source also cited the union's failure to launch its court case against the company, which has been pending since last month, over its temporary worker recruitment.

For a temporary worker posted in another country from her home country, article 8(2) makes the law of the home country apply.