Finally, the strategy for assessing and making multifaceted sustainability decisions is discussed.
Trusts are one of the most useful vehicles for making multifaceted donations, that is, donations that carry additional benefits beyond what you would get by writing a check--but there are other methods you can consider, depending on what you are ultimately looking to achieve.
Men's ability to make multifaceted decisions, on the other hand, is diminished when they have to rely on "more than three to four factors," imaging studies of the brain show.
In explaining the predicted effects of cram-downs to Congress, Mr. Kittle made a multifaceted argument.
Mr. Grisham's gift for manipulating and explicating legal battles makes this multifaceted one satisfyingly cagey.
He makes the multifaceted history of Europe's globe-spanning empires in this crucial period accessible to new readers.
Observing this divide, Karen Brooks Hopkins, the president of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and Joseph V. Melillo, its executive producer, saw a chance to use gospel to further their goal of making their multifaceted space the main destination for Brooklyn audiences.
What I hope is to make a multifaceted institution that offers very different perspectives and different points of view — not a single point of view, not my point of view, not just the curators' points of view, but also artists' perspectives and the points of view of people we don't necessarily agree with.
So a deeper analysis is needed for correctly re-organising the types of DAs created by the Regions, finding a first criterion to make the multifaceted universe of agricultural districts more homogeneous.
We are a community--but one that is made up of multifaceted individuals.
