In Riyadh, for example, the Saudis sought Mr. Cheney's help in making it possible for Mr. Arafat to leave Ramallah.
Although the precise dating of his work has not been established, it is clear that he introduced more spontaneous gestures and scenes of human tenderness to 13th-century Italian painting, helping to make possible the later acceptance in Italy of emotive Gothic painting.
Neither will attend the ceremony they helped to make possible.
We are indebted to A. Prestwich, H. Tananbaum and the Chandra staff for help in making this observation possible.
In thanking "people for their help in making this book possible", he wrote of "Professor, now Lord, Bew, whose support at the very outset of the project was crucial". In the preface, written by O'Neill and Hachey, they assert that Bew "assisted in an assessment of the information contained in the recorded interviews". So he was there at the start and there at the end.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/14/124/prepub The authors wish to thank all physicians, nurses and laboratory technicians of the Albert Schweitzer Hospital and especially Birgit Gast for their help in making the study possible.
It was proven when most of the worst artists in the history of entertainment thanked God for his help in making all of this possible.
These statistics help in making the operation of CR possible, i.e., deciding where to operate, how much power is needed, and which modulation scheme is needed, etc.
If you are working in a FAO decentralized office, your help in making FAOLEX as comprehensive as possible would be very welcome.
Ted Saskin, senior director of the N.H.L. Players Associationn, said Kariya's suggestion in 1997 helped make possible the participation of N.H.L. players in the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics.
Much as the biologist Alfred C. Kinsey had paved the way for Masters and Johnson with his reports on human sexuality in the 1940s and early '50s, Masters and Johnson in turn helped make possible the mainstream careers of later authorities like Alex Comfort, the author of "The Joy of Sex" (1972), and Dr. Ruth Westheimer.
