Supervisors in a country hosting the operations of a bank from another may have little idea of its health.
The international agency tasked with locating and destroying Syria's chemical weapons said Thursday it was calling for help from private industry in neutralizing 1,000 metric tons of chemicals and munitions after U.S. ally Albania balked at hosting the operation.
Then Princeton lost to Johns Hopkins in its bid to host the telescope operations center.
First, there are essentially three buckets of money that are used to host the Olympics: operations costs, including security; venue construction or renovation costs; and infrastructure costs.
The host side of the operation has also matured, going from 120,000 listings at the beginning of 2012 to over 300,000 listings currently up on the site.
In the "either/or" world of postmodernism, however, a precondition to the millions of Americans aggrieved by police brutality coming together to fight it is resolution of several zero-sum questions on the topic, such as a host of contentious issues involving the operations of law enforcement generally.
One reason, he said, is federal laws that prohibit diversion of airport revenues into municipal coffers -- a restriction that does not apply to the Port Authority, which can mix revenues from a host of operations in the region, presumably to benefit them all.
However then came the injuries, a host of operations on his hip, and his career hit a roadblock.
So a host of operations that span the globe, from Tasmania to Yunnan Province to North Carolina, are out to tame the truffle.
Bob Friedman, a talk show host and operations manager at the oldest black-owned radio station in Alabama, said that he noticed the shift in listener attitudes after Iowa.
