Only last May, when ACE announced that it had paid out around £14m to financially stretched arts organisations in the previous three years – including the Royal and Derngate in Northampton, the Royal Court, Battersea Arts Centre and the Young Vic – it refused to name more recipients for fear that it would frighten off other funders, sponsors and potential philanthropic donors.
In line with Dynamic Social Impact Theory, our findings show that consumers disseminate online negative content to more recipients, for a longer period of time and in more elaborated and assimilated manner than they do positive information.
Or would there be an even more unexpected recipient for your posthumous generosity?
Father Reese noted that in apologizing to Cardinal O'Connor, Mr. Bush bypassed a more likely recipient for such a statement -- Bishop Joseph Fiorenza, president of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Mr. Lazio set up Friends of Rick Lazio in 1995, soon after the Republicans gained control of Congress and he became chairman of a housing subcommittee, which made him a more attractive recipient for donations.
More recipients die waiting for organs than currently receive organs in our country.
During the boom years of the late 1990's, when the 1996 welfare law was still sending public assistance rolls plummeting nationwide and more recipients were leaving for jobs than anyone had expected, critics of the law had one big warning: wait until the economy sours, the poor will come back.
With higher numbers of transplants, more recipients are at risk for NODAT.
A Pinger (the name of the application as well as the San Jose, Calif., company that created and manages it) can be sent immediately to one or more recipients without having to wait for their phones to ring and negotiating voice-mail greeting and prompts.
Let us denote the derived sequences by and, where, and for include one or more recipients.
