In neuroscience and psychology, behavior is thought to rely on contributions from at least two instrumental decision systems, one "goal-directed" and another "habitual" (Dickinson, 1985).
This means that the cash-starved U.S. and British governments cannot rely on contributions from foreign sources to plug those leaks.
The confusion has been amplified by industries that extract or rely on fossil fuels, he said, and this has given cover to politicians who rely on contributions from such industries.
Dr. Zerhouni said his plan would not require additional money, but would rely on contributions made by units of the institutes from their existing budgets: $130 million in 2004 and $2.1 billion over five years.
Ministers also need to agree on a financial safety net that could be tapped until a formal bank crisis fund, which would rely on contributions from financial institutions themselves, is established.
They now rely on contributions from workers to help close shortfalls and would lose some of that every time a local government shifted its business to the insurance industry.
The Archdiocese of Washington estimates that the pope's three-day visit there will cost at least $3 million, financed by wealthy Catholic donors; the Archdiocese of New York would not provide a cost estimate but said that it, too, would rely on contributions from parishioners.
As noted above, projects rely on contributions from both core and peripheral members.
With the new API, Web apps and sites that rely on contributions from the audience will be able to split up any tips with those contributors as well.
Washington will rely on contributions from right-handed hitters such as Werth, Rendon and Zimmerman against Dodgers left-handers Kershaw and Rich Hill.
California-based Americans for Safe Access (ASA) and other grassroots groups rely on contributions from patients and pot clubs for funding and take a more movement-oriented approach.
