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In 1995 it won Ms. Grealy a Whiting Award, given to provide financial support to young writers of exceptional talent.
"We appreciate the consideration that the Russian Federation has given to provide troops to the Golan," said Martin Nesirky, a spokesman for Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.
At the beginning of the process half of the 4,000 original claims were judged to require further information and time was given to provide it.
Fifa's independent disciplinary committee is expected to meet after 5pm on Wednesday local time (9pm BST), the deadline Uruguay and Suárez have been given to provide evidence and witness statements to make their position clear.
Mr. Paterson's plan relies on rolling back $1.04 billion of the planned budget increase that would go to locally administered programs — everything from money that hospitals are given to provide care to the poor through Medicaid to money for the City University of New York.
Subject to these warnings, which must be carefully borne in mind, a general sketch of the history of aesthetics may be given, to provide a preliminary orientation, without running the risk of being understood in an unduly rigid and simplificatory manner.
No thought is given to providing the basic services people need to survive.
He said there was already some thought being given to providing more aid to the airline industry, which was given $5 billion in cash assistance and $10 billion in loan guarantees last week to avert the threat of immediate bankruptcies.
Obama is often given to providing "pocket history lectures" in his own speeches; this, Schama says, serves to make him seem more American, more in touch with its history, and also to "draw the odium from political practice".
He breaks sentences into unhappy fragments; he can't always control his verb tenses; he's given to providing lists of the famous people in Southern's life that read like press releases.
Attention is also given to providing an understanding of the mechanisms responsible for the improvements in mass transfer with the use of nanoparticles.
