Also, it is sometimes difficult to connect contributions by lobbyists or lawyers to the companies they represent.
In the first quarter of the last century, almost half of the Nobel prizes awarded were connected with contributions to this field.
Women are often clueless as to the impact of their leadership and executive contributions and are unable to translate and connect said contributions and executive decisions to the benefit of the company or organization in terms of increased services, improved systems and processes, cultural transformations, human capital advancements, increases profits, and return on investment.
"Any effort to connect campaign contributions to Dr. Price's policy positions is an increasingly stale and desperate Democratic talking point," he said.
Even so, we can describe improvements in these areas and plausibly connect their contributions to the improvements that PRISM did measure.
Even with relatively high contributions of porous medium diffusion through connected pores, a contribution as low as a few percentages for the series diffusion across cells between disconnected pores can bring the effective diffusivity down with almost 2 orders of magnitude.
It's all to do with a change in national insurance contributions connected to pension reform.
Legislation might, for example, specify the binding nature of electoral campaign promises or of formerly voluntary contributions connected with public service.
DCCC spokeswoman Jennifer Crider said the committee strives to report all contributions connected to lobbyist fundraising and suggested that Republicans are less forthcoming.
In a press conference, Graham, who has been a major recipient of campaign contributions connected to AIPAC, pointed out that the funding for Iron Dome was intended as a gesture of solidarity with Israel.
The party pushed for a reduction in the sales tax for hotels, but when news emerged that the Free Democrats had received about $1.4 million in contributions connected to a hotel chain, their popularity plunged.
