These schemes offer huge benefits to benefit claimants since they allow firms to trial workers they may otherwise not have considered.
Black art highlights both inter- and intra-community dynamics, playing with shadow and light in spaces that may otherwise not be illuminated.
He has created a subgenre that is said to have drawn in readers who may otherwise not have been inclined to pick up a book at all.
"If it can be taught through sports, it can be more accessible to kids who may otherwise not take an interest in it," she said.
The problem has prompted a debate over programs to forgive loans, to make it easier for law school graduates to take jobs serving clients with limited means who may otherwise not have access to legal representation.
The main objective of this partnership is to provide an alternative more flexible mode of volunteering that complements existing community partnerships and engages those people who may otherwise not have volunteered because of perceived time or geographical restrictions.
The Journal receives not only a fee but also national promotional exposure among people it may otherwise not reach, in a medium in which the parent Dow Jones has struggled to succeed.
There's recently been a rise of fear of 'the other', there always is in recessions, and I hope to champion an openness across the arts and support artists whose work may otherwise not get made.
Michelle Helmer (NY): Many rural districts and those that serve economically disadvantaged youth have come to rely on federal funding to support much needed programs and provide opportunities to children they may otherwise not have.
Furthermore, while many leaders think about risk posed by third party access or software, it's also useful to consider third-party solutions that can build resilience in areas a company may otherwise not have expertise or capabilities.
This is an opportunity to team up with local alumni and global and local causes to accomplish what may otherwise not be possible or imaginable". The Harvard Alumni Association has a historic tradition of public service.
