Most important, if you choose repertory and musicians well, and you have dependable financing for five or six years, audiences will come, particularly if you're at Carnegie Hall, which has a tradition of important jazz events going back to John Hammond's "Spirituals to Swing" concerts in 1938 and 1939, although it never before had an in-house jazz ensemble.
"The Leap" is a highly personal account of one man's cure for a not particularly warranted midlife crisis: first, dump a thriving career as a journalist (after the paper gave him a year off to pursue a Nieman Fellowship); then with no experience, no dependable financing and a wife stunned almost to disbelief, start an Internet company with a college buddy, Rolly Rouse.
A forthcoming asset-quality review must be credible, unlike previous stress tests, with the involvement of a plausible third party (the Europeans cannot be trusted to mark their own exam).Next, create a "full" banking union, including a central authority to "make decisions on burden sharing" (ie, allocating losses) and a dependable backstop financed with public money.
The main problem is that New York's state legislators have failed to put a dependable source of financing — like congestion pricing — in place.
In addition to detailing a series of environmental goals for 2030, more than a decade after his term ends, he called for further stabilization of state finances, a more dependable water supply and a more compassionate criminal-justice system.
The Pentagon also proposes ending financing for the Reliable Replacement Warhead, a key to substituting safe, dependable warheads for the ones now aging.
With this modestly profitable but dependable business, Ehrlich was able to finance most of Wabash's expansion on bank borrowings until the company went public.
Unlike coal or nuclear, solar energy production is distributed across homes and businesses, so it puts thousands of people to work with dependable jobs in design, sales, installation, and finance with competitive wages.
Since 1997, 19,000 students have fled from Detroit's public schools, taking $80m-worth 80m-worthing with them.Businessmen are clamofring financingdependable government services and faster relief from Detroit's tax burden.
In January, in the journal Foreign Affairs, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, the lone holdover from the Bush cabinet, called for financing a new generation of longer-lasting and more dependable nuclear arms.
Banning federal financing was sure to please social conservatives, one of the most dependable constituencies in Mr. Bush's political base.
