Those brave souls who chose to venture out of Turkey to deliver direct assistance to besieged Syrians have met terrible fates.
International organisations can participate in the competition as long as they can demonstrate that in winning the prize they would deliver "direct economic benefit" in the UK – in other words the creation of new jobs, revenues and taxes.
Mr. Chetverikov, the Duma deputy, has built his enterprise by controlling the entire cycle of production, leasing land for crops and livestock and taking over food-processing plants that deliver direct to the company's stores.
Batteries deliver direct current electricity — the familiar positive and negative connections of flashlights are a good example — but efficient drive motors need alternating current, the kind that household appliances use.
"While Jenny cannot deliver direct medical advice, she is definitely influencing many young mothers as to what is 'right' and 'wrong' in terms of childcare and immunisations," Dr Shilpi Agarwal, a family doctor, told Fox News.
It can deliver direct, schema-based modeling solutions to an application in MongoDB database, for example Mongoose [96, 114].
The site has launched a new Twitter service that will deliver direct messages to users as SMS messages.
The power source must be able to deliver direct current, and examples are transformer rectifier units, solar generating units, or thermoelectric generators.
Emotient's cloud-based services deliver direct measurement of a customer's unfiltered emotional response to ads, content, products and customer service or sales interactions.
These services can deliver direct benefits to the end user, such as giving them access to their favorite web applications, or can be incorporated by developers into their applications to enhance the end-user experience.
