"We've described the competition as a 'harvest' because it's allowed us to garner a lot of fresh and creative ideas that will be incorporated, one way or another, into a new generation of London buses.
It allowed me to garner international experience, when I shadowed various CEO's of publicly traded firms in India.
This experience has allowed me to garner a motto for life: "Every day you're alive, there's a reason to smile".
Mutalibov's staunch loyalty to Gorbachev allowed him to garner backing from Moscow and, in effect, he now had the support to discourage the aspirations of Armenians desiring to unite with Armenia or to force them to leave the region altogether.
The company has poured hundreds of millions of dollars into the development of the Nook, including a recent, well reviewed glow-in-the-dark model, whose positive reviews allowed it to garner some 27percentt of the U.S. e-books market in the 2-1/2 yearsincece the reader was launched.
QM/MM methods allowed us to garner unique insights into enzymatic catalysis, and by the nature of this method we are typically focusing on a very specific reaction process where large-scale conformational changes are generally not encountered.
Our multidisciplinary collaborative team allowed us to garner the necessary support from leadership and provided the credibility to engage providers and convince them of the need for change across the organisation.
Rising values help benefit buyout firms, because it allows them to garner more carried interest fees, the most lucrative income stream available to private equity.
The Law Center's director, Israeli attorney, Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, said the "terrorists" publish their actions on the social media site, allowing them to "garner support" and "receive instructions and direction to murder Jews".
[C1.] Private Property and Public Spaces It has become common in New York City for real estate developers to offer public amenities in exchange for the right to put up buildings that are taller than the zoning ordinarily would allow or to garner public support for projects that might stir controversy.
