Towards the end, you'll have to spend a substantial amount of time writing things up.
"Either Greece has a substantial amount of debt written off as recommended by the IMF, or else we will be back to the same situation once this third bailout ends".
Recording albums of the substantial amount of music written for the show, along with publishing books, was the first attempts to generate income and to fund the show and other projects of the Children's Television Workshop (the CTW, later renamed the Sesame Workshop), the organization that oversaw the production of Sesame Street.
A successful doctoral student is one who will have a substantial amount of publications written and who will have had the opportunity to engage in other professional development activities, such as disseminating research at national conferences (Millett and Nettles, 2006).
Several papers have analyzed whether or not the weakness of lending growth might be related to the demand by the Japanese regulator for a rigorous self-assessment of their assets, which led to a substantial amount of loan loss write-offs and provisions.
But once a child becomes financially independent, "parents often have a substantial amount of extra money on hand," wrote scholars at the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College in Do Households Save More When Kids Leave Home?
"Only a seasoned expert," he wrote, with a substantial amount of time and patience can wade through this material" and make sense of it.
Last August, government officials now say, HealthSouth executives decided to use a minor clarification by Medicare -- over how to bill for treatment when a therapist was caring for more than one person -- as an excuse to write off a substantial amount of the company's earnings.
Interpreting the statute as prosecutors and police wished "would have the effect of rendering a substantial amount of otherwise lawful conduct illegal in Illinois," the court wrote.
Meanwhile, the investment arm of the Dubai government said Citigroup may need to raise a substantial amount of capital to counter the billions in write-downs.
