(In 2010, when a Naval Academy athlete who had gotten in via the foundation route tried to withdraw, saying "this isn't the place for me," the foundation demanded the return of his prep school "scholarship" money).
The foundation demanded that suppliers first deliver 11 consecutive lots that had passed safety tests with monkeys.
FUND providers are making the move because their best clients, including wealthy individuals and institutions like university endowments and charitable foundations, are demanding it.
This time around growth has a much better foundation: final demand -- demand excluding changes in inventories -- actually grew even faster than G.D.P.
Based on a literature review as well as the findings from a co-development workshop and focus group discussions with marketing and supply chain professionals, a conceptual foundation for demand chain management is proposed.
The government has developed a "buddy system," in which two patients work together to bolster compliance, but it is stuck on the foundation's demand that Botswana supply clinics with linked computers and refrigerated storage to ensure that the medicines are handled properly.
According to Free Software Foundation Executive Director Bradley Kuhn Bradley Kuhn, the foundation is demanding that Cisco and Broadcom either a) rip out all the Linux code in the router and use some other operating system, or b) make their code available to the entire world.
Jack B. Siegel, a lawyer in the nonprofit field who operates a Web site, www.charitygovernance.com, said chief executive positions at similar foundations were typically demanding, full-time jobs.
The claim by Ms. Reinhart and Mr. Rogoff had provided an intellectual foundation to the demand by House Republicans, British Tories and Germans that indebted governments should move quickly to reduce their budget deficits and the burden of debt.
The foundation of Popular Demand was built over that first year of just hustling, trying things and seeing what worked.
