He also is a director of the Starr Foundation, which has bestowed over $2.2 billion in grants to New York charities alone.
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington has received a $5 million gift, to be bestowed over the next decade, to support musical theater productions.
During the 2010 election cycle, for example, the drone industry bestowed over $1.7 million on the caucus, securing them ample pull in the south wing of the Capitol.
One of the sisters whipped out a computer printout and read off a list of the gifts her parents had bestowed over the years on her brothers and sisters--a car, a business loan, a wedding.
In the Abrahamic tradition, God gave humankind dominion over life on Earth, bestowing upon it the responsibility to act as a steward of his creation.
For all of our troubles over the holidays, the Xbox team is bestowing upon all Gold and Silver members a free download of Undertow.
But for all the adoration bestowed on Mr. Chang over the last two and a half years, it's only over the last one and a half months, at Momofuku Ssam Bar, that he has really hit his stride, fashioning a nearly full-fledged restaurant in near-perfect sync with the times.
Judge McNulty acknowledged the ubiquity of vice presidents on Wall Street but found that the financial industry's "over-exuberance in bestowing the title" did not control the meaning of the term in the bylaws.
With the grace of biodiversity which mother nature has bestowed all over the world we have allocated to develop green, eco-friendly, silver nanoparticles of great economic value, critical importance and having high applicability, especially in the biomedical landscape.
Eventually the popes assumed civil authority in Christendom (according to the false Donation of Constantine, the first Christian emperor actually bestowed authority over the Western Empire to the pope).
But for the umpteenth time, the Grammys went with familiarity over risk, bestowing album of the year honors (and several more) on an album that reinforced the values of an older generation suspicious of change.
