A12 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Pataki's Final Address Focuses on Crime and Taxes Governor Pataki, in his final State of the State address, tried to recapture some of the centrist Republican formula that got him elected nearly a dozen years ago, offering a wide array of tax cuts, crime-fighting measures and environmental initiatives.
Founded in 1923 and headquartered in Vancouver, Wash., Riverview has 18 branches and three lending centers offering a wide array of personal and commercial products.
Offering a wide array of benefits, green roofs have become an important tool for improving urban environmental quality mainly in regions with a temperate climate.
The Lulu.com home page is now highly tailored to the self-publishing author, offering a wide array of ways to cut out the middle man and forge a direct buyer-to-seller relationship.
What entrepreneurs began more than a decade ago by constructing world-class facilities to lure patients from the U.S. and around the world into traveling for cosmetic surgery has now blossomed into freshly built foreign hospitals offering a wide array of other types of medical procedures.
In both cases, they talked about "deep experience," being "expert" and "strategic," "caring about clients," and "offering a wide array of services".
There are thousands of restaurants, casual eateries, cafés and bars in Israel, offering a wide array of choices in food and culinary styles.
The city can encourage its workers to use these low-cost clinics by making them convenient and accessible, offering a wide array of services for no co-pay, or allowing workers to visit without using sick-leave time.
Using cutting-edge technology to expand access to advanced Jewish education and offering a wide array of innovative programs, Hebrew College is educating students of all ages and backgrounds to become knowledgeable participants, educators, and leaders in the Jewish community and the larger world.
Our pharmacological armamentarium is nowadays increasingly complex, offering a wide array of drugs, both as monotherapy or in combination.
