And although uncommon, they last an average of 36 years and have accounted for 49percentt of international wars since 1816, 76percentt of civil wars since 1946, and evoke disproportionate levels of expense, misery, hopelessness and instability.
As Ms. Friedrich told it in her book, he conceded that the expense was "disproportionate".
But the "bums on welfare" played a role in political discourse vastly disproportionate to the actual expense of A.F.D.C., and welfare reform took that issue off the table.
Citing its expense and disproportionate benefits to commuters from Virginia and Maryland, Bowser has repeatedly said she does not want to carry out the plan, which creates a new agency with a budget larger than that of the Department of Public Works.
This is typical for an independent bookstore, and it means that wage increases have a disproportionate influence on overall expenses.
Closely link your budgeting process with your strategic planning process to ensure that differentiating capabilities continue to receive disproportionate investment, while other expenses are tightly managed.
As you will read, these access lines appear to be classified as 'telecommunications', "Title II", and basic rate phone customers have paid a disproportionate amount of the expenses.
Thus, the inflated profits of special access not only are outrageous, but it is in large part because Verizon could manipulate the accounting to have Local Service pay a disproportionate amount of the expenses.
The record does not contain any evidence of partners repaying personal expense payments or disproportionate distributions they had received.
A disproportionate amount of care and expense at many hospitals comes as a result of treating a relatively small number of patients with multiple, complicated conditions.
