He said small African organizations like his do not have the purchasing power or connections to place bulk orders themselves from distant manufacturers, forcing them to scramble for items each time a shipment happens to come into the country.
Also represented were campaigners for women's welfare like Eleanor Rathbone, the Family Allowance pioneer, and women doctors themselves; indeed, the largest donation (£10,000) came from Dr. Elizabeth Courtauld, a distant relative of the textiles manufacturer Samuel Courtauld.
It stands today, largely used by a variety of small manufacturers, a reminder of distant ties that still bind.
In the distant past, when mechanical problems were suspected, manufacturers would only instigate a recall as the last resort and it tended to be covered up.
A 4.0x wide angle optical zoom lens from world-renowned lens manufacturer, Fujinon, captures large groups or distant subjects with ease thanks to a 28 mm-112mm equivalent on a 35 mm camera.
Marks &Spencer Plc., the retailer, and Cadbury Schweppes Plc., the drinks manufacturer, were frontrunners; Allied Domecq was considered a distant third.
With its seven-speed, paddle-shifted automatic transmission, the C400 rushes from zero to 60mph in a manufacturer-estimated 5.4 seconds, accompanied by a distant but somewhat hoarse engine sound.
His Pennsylvania colleague Gouverneur Morris, who wrote the Constitution's Preamble, took up the same theme: "The time is not distant when this country will abound with mechanics and manufacturers who will receive their bread from their employers.
Glasses-free 3-D TV is a distant possibility, but the technology is unrealistic for large screens until manufacturers figure out how to widen viewing angles, Mr. Rubin said.
Don't feel too bad for Apple though, as they still have the highest manufacturer share by far (34% in Q2), with Samsung at a distant second.
