"Kadyrov has managed to get himself in a position where he is the supreme decision-maker in Chechnya, and the spending of tremendous transfers [of money] goes pretty much unchecked by the federal authorities," said Vladimir Ashurkov, a Navalny ally who was recently granted asylum in London.
The result, in addition to the terrible consequences of Iraq and Afghanistan and the damage to America's standing in the world, was the tremendous (and tremendously debilitating) transfer of wealth from working people in the U.S. to the folks already in the upper echelons of wealth and income.
Nell Minow, editor of the Corporate Library, a Web database on corporate governance and a Digest investor who had criticized the funding operations, called the transfer "tremendous progress".
So it seems amazing that recentralization, a wholesale transfer of tremendous power into the mayor's hands, could have been accomplished in such a relatively quiet and benign way.
If a diffuse cloud of matter was located around a black hole as it started to merge with another, the frame dragging effect between the two black holes could transfer a tremendous amount of energy to the matter.
There is tremendous variability in embryo transfer practices internationally, influenced by legislation, availability of public funding for ART, and clinical as well as social factors [ 35].
Elastin organizes into a 3D-interconnecting lamellar network designed to transfer the tremendous surge of pressure as blood is ejected from the heart throughout the vessel wall.
Liver injury in patients with AAT deficiency is a direct consequence of hepatic accumulation of polymerized ATZ and therefore, TFEB gene transfer has tremendous potential for the treatment of liver disease in patients with AAT deficiency.
His tremendous Oresteia has just transferred to the West End.
Of course, the real goal of Mr. Ryan's plan isn't really improving health care or lowering the deficit; it's about transferring a tremendous public asset -- taxpayer health care dollars -- into private hands.
