Mark Thorley of the RCUK also predicts that journals with a suitable gold option may not want to support a suitable green option; see Section 5. * By paying APCs solely through block grants to universities, the RCUK allows universities to bring their own criteria to bear on which APCs to pay and which not to pay.
Now, if those cash flows estimates are wrong, that's a problem — and we'll get to that later on — but any inherent advantages the government has over private lenders should already be reflected, and won't bear on which accounting method is better.
In 2012, before the London Games, international pressure was brought to bear on Saudi Arabia, which did not propose to send any female athletes.
The company also said that "no clear regulations or directions have been provided that bear specifically on which market timing activities should be permissible" and that it looked forward to new rules clarifying the point from the S.E.C.
The highlight was the exciting Philadelphia Eagles victory over the Chicago Bears on NBC, which averaged 35.9 million viewers, making it the most watched wild-card game ever.
"Beyond Tangible Phenomena" is like a fold-out map of the heavens in which each panel bears a circle on which the positions of the stars are plotted.
Another pocket of the lab coat bears a flask, on which Rick pulls in order to self-medicate his terminal grouchiness and towering cynicism.
Today, Haussmann is remembered by the grand boulevard that bears his name, on which the Palais Garnier sits, and a statue on its corner with Rue de Laborde in the 8th Arrondissement.
A comprehensive Mission should consider all social and economic questions, as well as technical ones, which bear on the problems it is investigating.
Recently arrived from a warehouse outside Montreal, the set consists of two 26-foot towers that bear an axis on which planks can seesaw up and down into various configurations.
"There's a clarity and logic that you can try to bring to bear on something which is enjoyable".
