In part, American officials say, donor nations are balking at the large sums, especially after President Bush's top aides had argued that Iraq was so rich with oil reserves it could virtually pay for its own revitalization.
After the revitalization of the Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts in 1890, Rodin served as the body's vice-president.
Instead of a landscape shot from around the city that adorns the other GRB brews, 2020 IPA features an artist's rendering of what the river would look like after the revitalization is complete.
Programs targeted at entire communities, such as community revitalization, after-school programs, and media campaigns, may be more effective in reducing the general level of violence that children are exposed to.
— Eric Asimov The Philadelphia Inquirer: Le Bec-Fin, the fabled temple of fine dining in Philadelphia, seems not to have survived an attempt at revitalization after the departure of the chef Georges Perrier, but one of the city's new culinary stars, Marc Vetri, plans to pay homage to Mr. Perrier for a few nights in July.
A detailed transcriptomic analysis of roots of transgenic plants subjected to revitalization after drought stress revealed attenuated response through the HvHK3 cytokinin receptor and up-regulation of two transcription factors implicated in stress responses and abscisic acid sensitivity.
The performance of the indicators is compared in time (before and after the beginning of revitalization efforts) and also in different spatial scales.
After overseeing the revitalization of the United States business, Mr. Roberts was promoted to the president's job in November 2004, when Mr. Skinner was named to succeed the cancer-stricken Charlie Bell as chief executive.
Given Disney's revitalization after its stock price wallowed, it seemed to him that "this was the time to give the board two years notice, so that there will be a comfortable period of succession," Eisner told reporters.
