Because funding and appointment panels often use place of publication as a proxy for quality of science, appearing in these titles often leads to grants and professorships.
"He created a buzz around the company among theater insiders," Mr. Peña said, and this industry stature led to grants that helped the company sustain itself.
But being anointed a Knopf poet (think of it as a friendly lick from the Knopf borzoi) means higher visibility, which often leads to grants and awards, lucrative reading engagements and extensive reviews.
This leads to grants that may well meet the needs of young scientists within the country, but that hardly ever covers the actual costs for parents living abroad.
Brown believes that this and other influential software he has developed, which have led to grants and job offers, should help him get tenure.
For example, the concern about atomic weapons led to grants that enabled Henry Kissinger, then at Harvard University, to hold his Defense Policy Seminars, starting in 1960, following support through the Council on Foreign Relations for his seminal 1958 book, Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy.
Whitlam initiated the movement that would lead to the granting of land rights to Indigenous Australians in the Northern Territory.
1.47pm GMT Nair says if the defence had succeeded in showing the state's case to be weak that would be an exceptional circumstance (and lead to the granting of bail).
Her efforts to bring down the corrupt, Mafia-friendly alderman Ronin Gibbons (Delroy Lindo) lead her to grant her former patrol car partner, Detective Jarek Wysocki (Jason Clarke), license to combat wrongdoing wherever he finds it.
That sensitivity emerged when the Brixton-to-Toxteth riots in 1981 swiftly, and symptomatically, led Thatcher to grant a powerful proconsular role to the arch-interventionist Michael Heseltine.
