Of course, politics also rests at the core of Culberson's suggestion.
Providing services for payables, receivables and cash management rests at the core of what the company provides its customers and it will invest accordingly with the new funding.
Resting at the core of each work, a flat, roughly-drawn, black-and-white figure faces forward or smiles while enveloped by color.
But to some in the international community, the lack of an award for the past two years paints a grim picture of contemporary African leadership -- undermining the very principle of (positive) African recognition that rests at the core of the prize.
Productivity rests at the core of this growth.
Matt Dillon wasn't at the screening, but the rest of the core cast was, as were writers Charlie Haas and Tim Hunter, and this more than made up for it.
The coccoliths in those layers are at least 10 times less abundant than in the rest of the core.
rests at the heart of fearing failure.
The case against the bill rests on the core principles of a democratic society.
His endorsement by Edward Kennedy and Caroline Kennedy last week has hit Mrs Clinton very hard, by eating away at the core constituencies on which her support has rested.
