To this end, we associate with such a current an equivariant cyclic cohomology class of Connes' C∗-algebra of the foliation, and compute its pairing with the localized equivariant K-theory in terms of local contributions near the fixed points.
The rallies would be funded by local contributions.
The rest came from the city and parish governments, as well as from private local contributions.
To change this equation, the state -- the Legislature and the governor -- should begin considering ways to cut costs and fraud and to lower or cap local contributions.
The Opera is financed by local contributions- Santa Fe has a lot of rich people-and at present a matching Ford Foundation grant.
By virtue of intercultural and interecclesiastical exchanges, some initially local contributions spread beyond their place of origin and become part of the cumulative tradition of Christianity.
Public policy, it said in 2008, is to "conserve energy, reduce peak power demands during hot weather periods and limit environmental pollution and local contributions to global warming".
For those concerned about the library's more local contributions, the British Library also helped to invent modern British political writing (George Orwell) – and modernism, come to that (Virginia Woolf).
Mr. Hevesi, a Democrat, has already rejected the plan Gov. George E. Pataki advanced in his executive budget proposal last week to cap the state and local contributions to the state's $117 billion Common Retirement Fund.
Besides the gambling parlors, Mr. Pataki's budget also relies on accounting changes and capping the state and local contributions to the Common Retirement Fund to save $440 million and help close the budget gap.
The legislators, supported by the other members of the delegation, said that state records based on the city's own financial statements reflected a decrease in local contributions to the district, to $114.2 million during the 2002-3 school year from $124.7 million during the 1999-2000 school year.
