They have reinforced their message by supporting a network of broadsheets and websites that resemble news outlets but that make one-sided attacks against their opponents.
But it is Rangamama, 50-something, unmarried (a virgin, even), wealthy, simultaneously generous and parsimonious, supporting a network of relatives in India with the sizeable pension from his early retirement, who steals the show.
Those efforts include supporting a network of 19 community-based organizations to try to enroll and educate New Yorkers and providing a grant to create "ambassadors for coverage" to increase awareness about health insurance.
The U.S. Department of Treasury listed ART as being involved in financing and supporting a network of international Islamist terrorist groups on September 22, 2001.As of 2010, the United Nations, Government of Pakistan, United States Department of Treasury and Interpol continue to list ART as a terrorist group.
By the 1970s many millions of pounds were committed each year to supporting a network of regional theatres, small touring groups, so-called fringe theatres, and the "centres of excellence," meaning the Royal National Theatre, the Royal Shakespeare Company, the English National Opera, and the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden.
On an average day last year, 320 women were turned away from shelters because there were no beds for them, about 9 percent of those seeking refuge, according to Women's Aid, a charity supporting a network of about 500 domestic and sexual violence services.
Introduce a British Investment Bank and support a network of regional banks.
Some neighborhoods support a network of anti-government protest organizers known as the Local Coordination Committees.
CWBSA empowers alumnae and supports a network of successful leaders in business across industries.
In Northumberland, a new emergency-care-only hospital has been opened to support a network of GPs.
With his brothers, Paul created and supported a network of schools, synagogues and kollelim, centres of Jewish learning.
