Getting on with their own thing – at least, not yet being beholden to anyone with a commercial interest in their careers – is why the old saw that musicians make music for themselves and if anyone else likes it, that's a bonus, sounds true here.
Saturday night's free concert at Central Park Summerstage amounted to three and a half hours of intelligent groove, informed by jazz but rarely beholden to it, with improvisation as a binding but nonidiomatic force.
The reference to the cost of "promises to special interest groups" is a reflection of a central tenet of Mr. Nader's campaign, that without campaign finance reform, the major parties are beholden to those with deep pockets and are thus indistinguishable from each other.
Meaning, then, that it wouldn't be beholden to dealing with OHA regulations/requirements.
This is not the only carrier relationship Xyo now has, though it's beholden to NDAs with others.
By earmarking a set sum or percentage of their management fee to cover mediation costs for the duration of each fund they raise, they can ensure mediators aren't beholden to side with the firm because their paycheck is guaranteed either way.
If Akin or other candidates secure office with the financial backing of nonprofit organizations rather than political parties, they will be beholden to groups with the most parochial of interests.
Though Curious has relationships with folks like Disney and Nickelodeon, for example, Kay explains that PlaySquare won't be beholden to only working with those who have contracted with Curious – it's going after its own deals, as is the case with the new, unnamed addition.
"If you have programs with any of these companies, you feel beholden to go along with what they believe," said Nogales, whose group supports strict net neutrality rules.
The book goes into much more detail, but one of its key conclusions is that companies with independent boards show better EVA performance than those companies with boards beholden to management.
