Recently, a person close to the foundation said, "There is no commitment that it will be two hundred million dollars a year — they will go project by project.
When Abraham Maslow first posited his famous hierarchy of needs, in 1943, he placed belonging close to the foundation of his pyramid, just above physiological survival and physical safety.
The old bishop lingers, and the new-broom Bishop Proudie and the odious chaplain, Obadiah Slope, shake the cathedral close to its foundation.
We don't get close to the foundation monument – it's "closed for renovation", the stock phrase used for anything off-limits – but bronze souvenir versions are available in our hotel at $72.
According to dealers close to the foundation, the board was also a response to an internal inquiry that found that Fred Hughes, Warhol's former manager, who died in 2001, had authenticated numerous dubious Warhols.
Also, for forcing them to have conversations like this one, which MacGillis recounts: The second person close to the foundation says that one major donor complained directly to Clinton that he had been writing large checks to Band and was upset that his access to Clinton had decreased.
Settlement occurs primarily when shield machine passes close to the foundation and is the greatest at that time.
In general, the horizontal displacement is small and is the largest when the cutting face passes close to the foundation.
Shifts in species dominance were also detected with a greater dominance of the ecosystem-engineer Lanice conchilega (16 25%) close to the foundation.
Our conclusions are as follows: (1) Displacement of the foundation in the horizontal and longitudinal directions as well as vertical ground settlement occurs when the shield tunneling machine passes close to the foundation.
