The chancellor, whose campaign for debt forgiveness for poor nations is testament to his commitment to developing countries, will raise DFID's annual budget from just under £3.8 billion ($7 billion) in 2004-05 to more than £5.3 billion by 2007-08.
That Sprewell had the nerve to keep shooting after such a poor start was a testament to his faith in himself.
Another, bleaker finding that may emerge is that the bay bottom is so far gone that it will likely remain a dead zone for clams and another close-to-home testament to poor human stewardship of nature's abundance.
It was a victory for poor Italian boys everywhere; a testament to the skill and fortitude of young Joe; and, unquestionably, the finest moment in the history of the San Francisco Seals, a quirky, unique and ineffably enchanting baseball team.
"Our poor understanding of the New Testament has brought misery, persecution, oppression and rejection to countless hundreds of thousands and millions of LGBT people," Chalke said.
Secondly, estimates on how many individuals in their prime working age currently have a college education (i.e. an Associate's degree or higher) ranges from 26%to43%3%, which while varying widely (and a testament to how poor our labor readiness data is), still clearly indicates that we are well short of what future jobs require.
Maybe it's just because he's actually read all those "be kind to the poor" parts of the New Testament that conservatives always seem to skip over, in their never-ending search to find where Jesus talks about lowering capital gains tax rates.
No genes strongly associated with vision were identified– a testament to the "poor vision" characteristic of most spiders families.
Our observation that so little information exists on the impact of crises on ART programmes, is testament to how poor such systems currently are.
1. Liberation theology is marked by a "preferential option for the poor," and it interprets the New Testament primarily as a message about social justice.
