But prosecutors made sure that the fund would also pay for their often-ample nonsalary expenses, including those for investigators, not just for private defense counsel and the nonsalary expenses of public defenders.
They also have citizens who rely on their services and who pay the taxes, and they have public employees who are dependent on stable public-sector jobs and often-ample benefits.
Government policymakers too often have viewed broadband adoption as an outcome of competition and pricing, developing new regulatory approaches designed to expand an often-ample supply pool.
Besides, companies in the Claymore/Beacon index, like Weyerhaeuser, often own ample acres themselves, Mr. Baffico said.
It is one of the most delicate acts in show business, an onstage sleight of hand that often requires ample ego-coddling, perk-procuring and per-diem dispensing.
In addition, those who sit in first class often have ample storage space, so there is no need to limit their carry-on items.
For example, she said, when an officer is sued for excessive use of force, the city often ignores ample evidence collected during the case that might indicate the officer has a propensity for violence.
It ends with a crowd-pleaser: Mary Poppins departs the Banks family by soaring up and into the rafters, borne aloft by her umbrella and by the forgiving enthusiasm of the audience, which often includes ample representation from the under-ten set.
The issue is playing out in village hall, neighborhoods and in the legal system, as people in all those realms weigh the village's early master plan, under which homes often had ample side, back and front yards, with the rights of owners who say they should be able to develop their lots.
