"In essence, the court concluded that Martha Graham was nothing more than a hired hand of the foundation that had been created to serve her needs.
In 1951, there was a dispute over station finances and Rosselot's hand in the foundation of Scientific Atlanta against Georgia Tech vice president Cherry Emerson.
Stopping child marriage, on the other hand, lays the foundation for girls' access to education, improved child and maternal health, and sustainable economic development that includes girls – all of which are key Millennium Development Goals.
On the other hand, the rocking foundation exhibits good energy dissipating behavior with no deterioration of foundation capacity).
Mr. Rechler added that day-to-day responsibility for operating the museum would remain in the hands of the foundation.
He built a cabin on it with his hands, from the foundation up, and over the years added a large wing, installing floors, windows, walls and cabinets.
Herb Grossman, who teaches mathematics in Oradell, N.J., but who taught at Roosevelt High School in Yonkers from 1968 to 1985, has, for many years, handed out the foundation's literature to any student he thinks might find it useful.
Upon Wright's death on April 9 , 1959 ownership of the Taliesin estate in Spring Green, as well as Taliesin West, passed into the hands of the foundation.
"On the one hand, the institutional foundations, agenda and clear policy objectives; on the other, field interventions targeting specific needs of youth, their parents and the community.
Some assumed it was another word for remodeling — not realizing, or maybe not allowing themselves to believe, that no bulldozer was coming, that they would be disassembling this house by hand, down to the foundation, one piece at a time.
