This builds on the established procurement processes, and could be in the form of 'requests for risk sharing' schemes among competing companies in given disease areas/patient populations Staffing/funding considerations include whether: Appropriate professionals are in place to fully evaluate proposed schemes, otherwise decisions may be compromised.
The Falwells say they have $163 million pledged to Liberty's endowment in the form of wills, bequests, trusts and gift annuities from contributors to Jerry Sr.'s ministry, but only $20 million of that is in cash.
One daughter's most well-known donation to the city came in the form of a bequest in her will.
It takes the form of a list of "bequests," ironically conceived, made to friends and acquaintances before leaving them and the city.
After TV Guide, Poetry, which just won the lottery in the form of a $100 million bequest, is the most unambiguously titled magazine in this country.
Realizing that they could not actively manage to boost their income sources, they rather transfer their wealth to their children in the form of gift or bequest.
Let us assume that intergenerational transfers can take two forms: transfers of physical capital by means of bequests and transfers of human capital by means of the parents' investment in the education of their children.
The compensation takes the form of transfers to each wife and higher bequests to children, more than they would get in a monogamous marriage.
In R. S. Donnison Roper's "Treatise on the Law of Legacies," published in a posthumous third edition in London in 1828, one section is titled, "Of bequests executory or inchoate, as distinguished from bequests choate and complete in themselves".
But giving is much more than a list of bequests.
