As what Mannesmann calls an "appreciation bonus," perhaps for all those emergency conference calls with advisers at 2 a.m., the company will pay him an additional $16 million.
It came right after what Wilmore called a "humble appreciation" of Obama's historic importance, an astonished meditation on the fact that, in a country so recently uncomfortable with the leadership of a black quarterback, we have somehow arrived at the reality, however fleeting, that "a black man can lead the entire free world".
Recognizing that in an extremely depressed state, a subject may understand risks but not be concerned about them, Elliott called for an appreciation of emotional and motivational factors in the informed consent process.
A Bayside business group proposed closing the boulevard in May to hold what it calls a "Family Appreciation Day".
Dr. Chancey asserts that Mrs. Hart's class, while offering what he calls a "sympathetic appreciation" of differing points of view, is taught from an evangelical Christian perspective and probably runs afoul of the Constitution.
"I guess you'd call this an appreciation," Scott Brosius said of the mood in the clubhouse.
While cancer prevention and control interventions have traditionally been evaluated by 'gold standard' randomized clinical trial designs, a better understanding of the nature, processes, and outcomes of special events calls for an appreciation of other more pragmatic evaluation designs since this is a new field and methods are evolving [ 41].
For example, what might be called a landscape model of nature appreciation, which stems directly from the tradition of the picturesque, proposes that we should aesthetically experience nature as we appreciate landscape paintings.
He titled it "The Wheels of the Birmingham Civil Rights Movement," which is what a pastor called Mr. Crawford at an appreciation the community held for him in 1999.
Strasbourg sometimes allows governments what it calls a margin of appreciation – room for manoeuvre.
