PAUL LEONARDI: There's all kinds of different channels available to us through which we can communicate in our companies.
Writers, I know: we like to imagine our stories as apparitions that arise from magic or stardust; a miraculous creation that channeled through us from a mystic source.
When the Tam Tam was anchored in the lagoon, Tom and I loaded the gear onto one of the 18-foot Sea Ark skiffs, and Jude and Paul, our guides for the day, threaded us through connecting channels to one of the eight or ten enormous flats that lie all around St . François
The critics also complained about the superficiality of Niall Ferguson, whose Channel 4 series, Civilization, runs us through the west and its discontents.
"But now all these words have come to us through this channel".
"But now all these words have come to us through this channel". "There were tears in her eyes when she saw all the young people applauding her work," marvelled artist and writer Salima Hashmi, Dean of the School of Visual Arts at the Beaconhouse National University.
One option is for USAid to have discretion comparable to that of the UK's DfID in the management of aid, ie to channel more US aid funds through the multilateral development banks, UN agencies, and other bilateral donors.
In its broadest commitment to date to the UN's humanitarian relief efforts in the North, the Seoul government has indicated it will channel almost US $20 million this year through the World Food Programme, the World Health Organisation and the United Nations Children's Fund.
Our research examines the effects of several variables, including wealth, status, and reference group size, on the link between inequality and happiness, with the presumption that these variables can help us identify the channels through which inequality operates as a signaling mechanism.
Subprime loans were previously sold through various channels through Wall Street entities.
"He went through the right channels, through the Justice Department.
