If indeed casino development projects are in the interest of the state, and the state wants to accomplish the organizational goals set out, then intelligence must be valued and acted upon (Wilensky 1967).
The bill's new three-point criteria for funding require that a project be "in the interests of the United States to advance the national health, prosperity, or welfare, and to secure the national defense"; solve "problems that are of the utmost importance to society at large"; and not be "duplicative of other research projects being funded by the Foundation or other Federal science agencies".
My husband, Irwin, and I are notorious for squandering time on projects best left to others, usually in the interest of saving money.
"The United States is still active with us, and we are working on many projects and issues I believe are in the interest of the American public, so I hope this problem will be solved".
A couple of Denton's friends speculated to me that the breakup had been a contributing factor in his decision to coöperate with this profile, in the interest of projecting emotional availability.
Her only sustained contact with the sterner world outside the salon and the study was during the World War when she galvanized the wealthy Americans of Paris into relief projects for the refugees and orphans, and in the interest of the Allied cause visited the front-line trenches and hospitals to tell their story to American readers.
Believe it or not, from Friday, a project will begin to destroy buzzard nests in the interest of protecting pheasant shooting estates, which has been personally sanctioned by Richard Benyon, pictured, the minister responsible for wildlife protection at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).
He had a remarkable ability to help solve problems and convince anyone to do the right thing in the interest of the project and science, sometimes even very late in the evening, and always in his unique and particularly cheerful way, whatever the circumstances.
It reminds me of one of those school projects in which in the interests of "living history", kids are made to collect bits of old junk and manufacture ancient manuscripts by staining paper with tea.
James Wharton, Conservative MP for Stockton South and the minister for the northern powerhouse, said: "It is a shame that this highly political report peddles such negative and misleading lines rather than engaging with and supporting a project that is in the interests of everyone who loves and works in the north of England.
