The Obama administration's refusal to say more than that the U.S. is not now, and will not in the future, tap the official cell phone of German Chancellor Angela Merkel (and other senior officials) leaves us with an obvious inference: the U.S. has done so in the past.
In both of these cases, there are signs of another interesting trend at Google: as the company continues to mature, it is increasingly exploring what other lines of business it might tap in the future beyond its current bread and butter of search-related advertising.
The more girls are encouraged to pursue a path of intellectual curiosity, educational achievement, and leadership growth, the greater the breadth of talent we will be able to tap in the future.
FutureTap, the makers of "Where To" issued a confused response on their own blog.
The bailout has also set off geopolitical tension over a trove of natural gas recently found in Cypriot waters, which the country's creditors hope could be tapped in the future to help pay off the country's loans.
The redevelopment programme has made aggressive use of a public-finance tool called tax increment financing (TIF), which allows the city to finance economic development by tapping into the future tax revenues it is expected to generate.
He made several specific proposals on how to avert financial Armageddon for his city, such as a sales tax on services, the establishment of a casino and the use of TIFs, public-finance tools called tax increment financing that allow the city to finance economic development in a designated area by tapping into the future tax revenues it is expected to generate.
He said he will avoid an increase in property taxes by introducing a progressive sales tax on services, by bringing a casino to Chicago and by using TIFs, which are public-finance tool called tax increment financing that allows the city to finance economic development in a designated area by tapping into the future tax revenues it is expected to generate.
With a beautifully designed app that features some amazing photography from notable photojournalists, the Once experiment is already off to a good start, but the big question is: Can the startup's rev-share model prove to be more lucrative for photographers and editors than current industry practices — are they tapping into the future of photojournalism?
For example, people are more likely to voluntarily contribute money to rescue an identified group of trapped miners, than they are to voluntarily contribute money to improve mine safety, which would prevent more miners whose identities we do not yet know, becoming tapped in the future.
