For example in 2006 in neighboring Ecuador, which has a budding (pun intended) rose industry, The Harvard School of Public Health did a study on the children of mothers who were working in the rose industry and had exposure to chemicals.
Whoever the mysterious trader was, he or she kept selling derivatives intended to rise in value in the event that certain corporate bonds became riskier.
Entitled: "To the Struggle Against World Terrorism," the monument was intended to rise at Exchange Place, across the river from the former site of the World Trade Center.
The spiral, intended to rise higher than the Eiffel Tower, wraps around a stack of four geometric buildings — a cube, a pyramid, a cylinder and a hemisphere — each meant to rotate at a yearly, monthly, weekly or daily rate.
Although it's unclear whether construction of such a skyscraper was feasible then, Hotel Attraction was intended to rise almost as high as the Empire State Building would 23 years later.
Many who protested today blame corporations for putting capital before environmental protection, and intended to rise to the steps of the New York Stock Exchange and stage a massive sit-in.
"Lincoln" yields little but what Spielberg intended; it rises and falls on the oppressive weight of the director's authority.
By giving to the decree of her judges a meaning that they had not intended, she rises superior to their jurisdiction, a sinner redeemed and transfigured.
The point is reaffirmed in the second great scene, where Lady Bracknell's interest in her nephew's intended, Cecily, rises in proportion to the revelation of her fortune.
Innovation in education is presented as catalyzing measures intended for rising conversion and efficiency, and for reducing costs accordingly.
