One result is that the local Horin Construction Industry Association — whose members derive about 90percentt of their projects from public works — said its business fell by 45percentt during that period.
But the laws seem to be motivated less by the desires of the elderly than by the concerns of a younger generation, whose members derive comfort from the knowledge that they can control the end of their lives.
Aggregations are generally considered as an evolutionary advantageous state in which members derive the benefits of mate choice and protection against natural enemies, balanced by the costs of limiting resources and intraspecific competition.
And at Camphill Village Kimberton Hills, a community in Pennsylvania for people with developmental disabilities, benches aren't used for meals, but to encourage and support labors, from which the members derive all sorts of benefits.
Subsequent case law affirmed that members of Congress may reveal any government "secret" to the public without fear of prosecution because of the "Speech and Debate" clause of the constitution, from which members derive their duty to inform the people about the actions of their government.
For Newman, it is not the interests of the collectivity that derive from those of its members; the interests of members qua members derive from those of the collectivity of which they are members.
With a combined net worth of $6.7 billion, the clan members derive their wealth from Cargill, the international food conglomerate that was founded in Minnesota in 1865 and is now the largest privately held corporation in the United States.
However, most of the members derive their income from blackmail, extortion, racketeering, trafficking, gambling, and fraud.
Vigalondo's cast members derive equal parts comedy and pathos from their situation, trading revealing looks on the sly while running their mouths with pure bunkum to keep each other off balance.
The phylogenetic history of the gene family is complex, as some members derive from an intron-less retrotransposed copy of the intron-containing ancestral DUX gene (39, 41).
