At Cornell University, business school students are given the option of spending one semester studying nothing but e-commerce.
Although the grants provided cash to defray laboratory costs, localities had the option of spending the money other ways.
Congress wants to spend less on both initiatives and give school boards the option of spending the money for other purposes.
Business travelers now often face the option of spending an extra $15 to $50 or so to book an aisle seat or other preferable seat.
Naturally, hen parties are welcome at Call of the Wild, too – and if two days of sport sounds a bit much, there is the option of spending the second day being pampered.
So, if you wanted to get a head start in the jobs market, there's always the option of spending the holidays gaining hands-on experience with a company though its summer scheme.
More than half (fifty-six per cent) favored the option of spending more money on education and infrastructure and raising taxes on the wealthy and businesses to pay for it.
Broadly speaking, there are two options – studying a full degree at a university in another country or enrolling at a British university with the option of spending a single year or semester abroad, either at a sister institution or through a programme such as Erasmus.
Many of those interviewed in Chinatown on Tuesday, however, insisted that not everyone can afford the real thing, and that they should have the option of spending less for a purse that, at first glance, looks nearly indistinguishable from a bag with a designer label.
Which would leave him the option of spending it, if he cannot think of anything more useful, on the English National Opera, London's other great company, where at least the seats are cheaper, the atmosphere jollier, the operatic language English, but where English snobbery and uniformed flunkeys are mercifully absent.
For one thing, its gets a relief valve for star consultants who might otherwise leave to become chief executives at corporations but now have the option of spending six months or more on socially redeeming work instead of helping condiment makers squeeze more profits out of their factories.
