The city cleans up often derelict buildings and in return generates income to offset renovation costs, while nurturing cultural hubs throughout the city.59 Rivoli is certainly thriving.
Tables 2 and 3 present the results of the logit regression analysis, using the indicated variables.9 Table 2 presents analyses, by the entire sample and by educational level, on how prospective costs of nurturing children impacts childbirth.
If prospect cost of nurturing children increases by ₩100,000, this is interpreted as a change of childbirth intention.
The increased cost of nurturing children has a negative impact on childbirth for the low-income class only.
This lowers their waste disposal costs and nurtures a growing industry utilizing yard waste to make rich mulch and compost soil.
Even when it should be obvious that his brother is not who he thought he was, Giovanni never shakes off his vision of Pietro as the family genius, a pious, ascetic scholar whose education should be nurtured at any cost.
There are conservatives troubled by the mores of the West, and others concerned about the threat to the national and religious identities of Eastern countries -- nurtured at such cost under Soviet domination -- by a homogenous consumerist culture.
Would that such issues were black and white and we could say that either free speech is impossible and must be disgarded in war time (an element of Schenck by the way) or that it must be prized and nurtured at all costs--even when, for instance, you find that the incendiary exhortations of ISIS followers are inflaming disturbed individuals and causing them to become mass murderers.
Positioned on campus inside the student union building, sheltered to some extent from boomtown costs, the Cactus nurtured the early careers of Lyle Lovett and Lucinda Williams.
The main challenges faced in the renewable energy development and application in China are cost reduction and nurturing of the market.
