The artists seem to take some pleasure in their chapter of the church's long history of artistic patronage.
Mr. Garcia joins a firm that is perhaps best known for its bankruptcy practice, having represented, for example, Enron and WorldCom in their Chapter 11 cases last decade.
Nearly 200 Alpha Phi sisters at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign gathered in November in their chapter house with devices that they typically use for class — clickers, hand-held wireless devices with just a few buttons.
In their chapter on facilitating VBDs, Borko, Jacobs, and colleagues (2014) argued that facilitators could use similar practices to engage teachers in productive conversations around video.
Marc A. Levinson, the lead bankruptcy lawyer for Stockton and Vallejo in their Chapter 9 cases, noted that even though their city councils had the authority to raise fees, the revenue generated wouldn't have been enough to solve their financial problems.
The new residences were built without significant dining facilities, as the Trustees of the College had banned fraternities from serving regular meals in their chapter houses and had limited the number of resident brothers by the fall semester of 1909.
Taken together, the "four latent impacts" of the death penalty that Professors Zimring and Johnson articulated in their chapter helped me grasp a possible rationale for the lengthy sentence I served.
In their chapter on the morphological bases of muscle power, Edgerton and colleagues noted that increased muscle length should result in increased speed and power production.
As Lencioni et al point out, this has been achieved to a great extent for PEI and TACE based on the findings from three randomised trials discussed in their chapter.
