The region's soils furnish ample nutrients for the pepper vines, supplemented by the small amounts of fertilizer applied to crops surrounding them.
Oil prices are at record levels, which furnish ample resources to ride out limited UN sanctions, and Tehran's influence over the course of events in Afghanistan and Iraq give it direct leverage over the security interests of the US and its allies.
These characters give white audiences someone to "root" for (since rooting for black people cannot possibly furnish ample pleasure), stoking a comfortable sense that things are now different, or would already have been different "back then" if someone like them had been around.
For example, Juan Montoya, one of the more than 30 decorators and decorative artists working on the house, furnished his ample second-floor room as a studio apartment with oversize couches, a large table and a daybed.
We hope to contribute not only by validating the PCATool-Adult Version for use in Brazil, but also by furnishing ample data concerning the appropriate mix of health care professionals in the primary care team, a question of international import.
We trust that this study will contribute not only by validating an internationally recognized instrument – the PCATool-Adult Version for use in Brazil, but also by furnishing ample data for debate as to the appropriate mix of health care professionals in the primary care team.
One Filipino politician who succeeded without the CIA was Ferdinand E. Marcos, whose rich cronies furnished him with ample money.
Provide ample learning space.
The enrolment of their annuities furnished to the whole world ample means of protection; and if Hall had searched at the enrolment-office, he would have found that he was purchasing a property which his vendor had previously parted with.
Ample data could be furnished by the archives of the international organization for comparative colonial legislation at Brussels, the work of the second International Forestry Congress at Budapest, the documents on forest laws in the Indian peninsula and the French overseas territories and the researches and summaries already undertaken by the technical divisions of FAO.
Ample support for this finding is furnished by the conceded fact that the extra charge was added by the railroads to their freight bills, and by the testimony that these bills were first collected by the yards company, that the entire proceeds were paid over to the railroads, and that the railroads subsequently compensated the company.
