Businesses and their surrogates have deep pockets to contribute to campaigns, giving them tremendous sway in the elections.
But, extraordinarily, the individual colleges, always loath to cough up, are putting their hands into what are often very deep pockets to contribute towards a central fund to keep the scheme going.
A descendant of a long line of Lutheran pastors, Ambassador Speckhard says his Lutheran upbringing instilled in him a strong core value of service to others, and a deep desire to contribute to alleviating poverty, suffering and injustice in the world.
The fat cats no longer are forced to go deep into their pockets to contribute to their benefactor's slush fund.
In comparison to previous studies, our analysis comprises several novel aspects: First, we propose a definition of deep sedation in order to contribute to the comparability of studies.
Instead, a much deeper, individual urge exists to contribute to the greater good.
"Pain eats away at your soul," he wrote on July 28 , 2012 using his voice-recognition software to dictate what he called a "Final Letter" to his loved ones, explaining why he now wanted to die: For many years since the accident I have been motivated by a deep will to live and to contribute to the benefit of others in my small way.
This season, the usual streams of visitors from New York, Latin America and Europe have been joined by some deep-pocketed Russians, who tend to contribute unstintingly to the city's economy.
Because of its potential to contribute to deeper knowledge-based human and environmental health assessments, the AOP concept is now established as a comprehensive framework at the OECD to support its international regulatory programs on chemical toxicology (OECD 2013).
There is some evidence that these deep muscles contribute to dynamic hip stability [ 21, 22] and therefore it is possible that retraining and strengthening of this group may accelerate rehabilitation post hip arthroscopy.
