The EU also gives significant support to literary translation (£2.8m this year).
Mr. Maffei's arrival gives significant control of the company to Liberty Media, the conglomerate controlled by John C. Malone.
One exception is Illinois, where a new proposed map gives significant advantages to Democrats in efforts to knock off Republicans.
"That gives significant confidence that NASA will be able to manage the shuttle for the rest of its lifetime," Dr. Logsdon said.
The constitution of the republic, adopted in 1949 by West Germany, created a federal system that gives significant government powers to its constituent Länder (states).
And like much of New York's system for the developmentally disabled, it gives significant discretion over how much public money should be spent to the nonprofit providers.
Firefighters and police officers in particular have a lot to gain, because the state gives significant benefits to the spouses of emergency workers killed in the line of duty.
The university later elaborated in personal correspondence that the Guardian "relies on a fairly narrow range of measures, compared to other tables, and gives significant weight to particular slices of one year's NSS [National Student Survey] data".
"This gives significant momentum to the questions Powell has raised not only about the cable concentration limits, but also the concentration caps on broadcasters," said Blair Levin, a former top F.C.C. official who is now an analyst at Legg Mason.
One of the main sticking points in the negotiations here between the teachers union and Mayor Rahm Emanuel is a new teacher evaluation system that gives significant and increasing weight to student performance on standardized tests.
And Motoko Rich highlighted the importance of the issue of teacher evaluations in the article "National Schools Debate Is on Display in Chicago": One of the main sticking points in the negotiations here between the teachers union and Mayor Rahm Emanuel is a new teacher evaluation system that gives significant and increasing weight to student performance on standardized tests.
