The emperors, who realized that the well-being of cities, the jewels of their realm, depended on such munificence, increasingly intervened to insure a continued flow of good things from the rich of a community to their fellow citizens.
Labeling people as "disabled" masked their abilities, but today because of greater inclusion and a change in language to special needs, we're all the much richer as a community.
"Even in the Hamptons with all its reputation of a playground for the rich, you have a community," Mr. Jeffreys said.
"We saw a lot of growth and movement in the gaming space over the past year," said Games.com's general manager John Fox. "We have distribution and we have a great domain, and if you put those together, we can create a rich community and an experience that flows across all screens".
It had deep roots and a rich community in its homeland.
When the mayors of five Westchester municipalities got together to condemn Mamaroneck's proposal, saying it was a way for a rich community to block development in poorer ones nearby, it provided an unexpected glimpse of the economic divisions usually buried beneath the calm surface of suburban life.
It is concluded that fine spatial resolution hyperspectral data is an effective solution to accurate vegetation mapping in the Everglades which has a rich plant community with a high degree of spatial and spectral heterogeneity.
- Chosen an institution with a supportive research environment, a rich community of scholars, and adequate resources (time, money, and capable graduate students).
Then the media can publish stories that cover a rich community, and shine a light on Muslim contributions to American society.
Since the inoculated samples were expected to be infested with B. xylophilus and to have a rich microorganismal community, poly-A RNA was selected as the starting material for the transcriptome library.
