Its vogue was enhanced by George's pamphlets, his frequent contributions to magazines, and his lecture tours in both the United States and the British Isles.
Fiona Mactaggart stands out among Labour's new women: her frequent contributions display a high intelligence, independence of mind and special sensitivity to the needs of the many immigrants in her Slough constituency.
Fancy's current "editor in chief," Seema Hamid, a German-born photographer, stylist and designer, seems to have built her loyal following through a keen sense of taste and her frequent contributions to the site.
From 1954, having accepted an invitation from Malcolm Muggeridge, the editor of Punch, Gibbons provided frequent contributions to the magazine for the following 15 years.
In Malawi, for example, despite the country's relatively advanced level of donor support to HRH, one of the most frequent contributions by many development partners such as the African Development Bank, WHO and USAID still consists of facilitating and financing on-the-job training.
(Seidler 2002, Zurbuchen 2013, Lehmann 2013, Palladini 1997) Though Pufendorf had not yet arrived at Christian Thomasius' notion of a deconfessionalized state (Hunter 2007), his historical awareness of religion's impact on government, and its frequent contribution to political factionalism, made him wary of independent religious institutions and inclined to favor state oversight.
"In 1977, shortly after the separatist Parti Québécois, then in office, brought in the French Language Charter, we were subjected to a degree of linguistic cleansing," he wrote in one of his frequent journalistic contributions to magazines.
Punctuated by Donkey's frequent song contributions – The Carpenters, Lionel Richie, The Monkees – and the Pied Piper's mesmeric flute-playing (he dances them into submission) the movie becomes a virtual echo-chamber of myth and pop culture.
Gene Russianoff, a lawyer with the Straphangers Campaign, a transit riders' advocacy group, said he suspected that frequent campaign contributions offered by the bus companies to candidates and elected officials in the city have slowed the drive to open the contracts to competition.
The department, in its response to the audit, cited nine letters from members of Congress — many of whom had received frequent campaign contributions from executives at Traffic.com — who demanded, among other requests, that it skip a competitive bidding process and give more money to Traffic.com.
The changes are reviewed by a Google employee or an outside "regional expert reviewer," like Mr. Hyland, who was selected by Google for his frequent and accurate contributions.
