Some American officials, for example, contend that the intelligence service may have provided money, weapons and broadcast equipment to Taliban fighters now in Pakistan to transmit anti-Karzai, anti-American messages into Afghanistan.
Brown and Duguid for example contend that formal descriptions of work (procedures or protocols) tended to be abstracted from actual practice, thereby removing the unique practices or intricacies through which work is achieved within an environment [ 12].
Oxfam, for example, contends that the price of coffee is "too low" because multinationals manipulate it.
Ms. Brownley's campaign, for example, contended that it provided a stronger pull for Democratic voters in the district.
His essay, for example, contends that the precarious balancing acts of Kline's art from 1950 on are not simply powerful formal devices.
In Town, for example, contends that Marriott took rebates for long-distance services, newspapers and other goods it bought through Avendra from AT&T, USA Today and American Express.
Halliburton, for example, contends that it is in no position to take on the exploration and development work needed to bring new reservoirs on stream.
Randall Stephenson, chief financial officer for SBC, the telephone company in San Antonio that owns 60percentt of Cingular Wireless, for example, contends that wireless communications, "is where the voice business is headed".
The Flatley lawsuit, for example, contends that Marriott filled a job at the hotel in Quincy with a convicted drug dealer who kept a gun in the hotel's health club.
The European Union, for example, contends that Boeing has received $23 billion in aid since 1992 in the form of Pentagon research and development grants, tax incentives from states like Washington, and subsidies to suppliers of aircraft parts from the Japanese government.
"The highest level of local language skills is not absolutely necessary for teaching maths," for example, contends Marin-Dobrincic, a native from Croatia.
