In his first will, written in 1877 at the age of 23, he expressed his wish to fund a secret society (known as the Society of the Elect) that would advance this goal: In 1902, "The New York Times noted that following his 1877 will, Rhodes in 1890 put forth the same ideas, and set forth the goal that his secret society should work towards "gradually absorbing the wealth of the world".
It's no classic, but it puts forth the same sweet, sad, empathy-provoking charm as its predecessors.
Personality of F.H. Rahr, color engineer, who has put forth the revolutionary idea of using yellow baseballs instead of the white.
Several designers put forth the idea of longer midcalf skirts (like Marc Jacobs, left of the limo).
Authors of the study published in BioScience say this shows how brilliantly Shelley could put forth the idea of competitive exclusion, the elimination of one species from a habitat where there is great competition for the same resources, before it became widely accepted in the scientific community. .
Constructing the Munitions and Main Navy Buildings was an idea conceived by Franklin D. Roosevelt, then the Assistant Secretary of the Navy, who put forth the idea to President Woodrow Wilson.
Pyke, chief strategist at Cordys, a software company focused on business process management and organizing the cloud, put forth the idea of Organic IT in his blog.
It put forth the idea that millions of Americans might soon swap their high-cost ways on the urban coasts and head out for Green Acres.
It put forth the idea that millions of Americans might soon swap their high-cost lives on the urban coasts and head out to Green Acres.
And still others put forth the idea that "millions of people will never watch TV online".
And one actually put forth the idea I should write her monthly checks.
