Starting on Aug. 1, some 50 theater companies will begin contributing five cents from every ticket sale to help bolster Off-Off-Broadway, the League of Independent Theater has announced.
In a letter to the F.D.A. on March 21, the Blue Cross association's vice president, Dr. Allan M. Korn, cited the possibility that ghostwritten articles could be used to bolster off-label uses of drugs.
In addition, the agreement includes a one-year cut in payroll taxes that will put a relatively modest, but much needed, $120 billion in workers' pockets, and a year of bolstered write-offs for business investments.
If undocumented immigrants undercut wages and job conditions for Americans — and many do, by tolerating low pay and abuse and bolstering an off-the-books system that robs law-abiding employers and taxpayers — it is because they cannot stand up for their rights.
Although NSF doesn't specifically target young investigators for grants, it does offer support to "teacher-scholars," including the Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers, designed to recognize and bolster people off to an impressive start.
Though Darcy figures far more than his bride in the proceedings and remains heroic in scope, that doesn't much bolster the pay-off either.
But the Jets' defense, bolstered in the off-season by additions like Pace and tackle Kris Jenkins, has come together during the team's five-game winning streak.
The strength of the Manchester United brand was bolstered by intense off-the-field media attention to individual players, most notably David Beckham (who quickly developed his own global brand).
Though the front-runner, Mr. Bolster comes off as the scrappy underdog, and Mr. Coffey displays the quiet confidence of the one in the lead.
The LDP old guard continues to use government cash to bolster support and stave off other structural reforms.
