It's hard to know whether it is of any concern to UNRWA that one of the conduits headlined by Ban Ki-moon for its Gaza relief appeal is a U.S.-censured bank, headquartered in a country that hosts Hamas leaders such as Meshal, and is designated by the U.S. as a state sponsor of terrorism.
He is one of the principal conduits for getting notes to the Taliban leadership.
Moalin became one of the main conduits of money flowing from the U.S. to his home region.
In fact, Kyrgyzstan is one of the main conduits for opium and heroin smuggling from Afghanistan to Russia and Europe.
Baidu has been one of the chief conduits to it, much to the consternation of record labels, publishers and artists both here and abroad.
They were one of the principal conduits of the liberal arts tradition which stretches back to Cassiodorus Senator in the 6th century.
Accordingly, he began to teach Descartes's mechanical philosophy to interested students in Cambridge, and so became one of the earliest conduits for the dissemination of Cartesianism in Britain.
But Malebranche seems one of the main conduits through which these thoughts were received by British philosophers, making him a force to be reckoned with in understanding the origins of 18th century British empiricist psychology and moral philosophy.
"Every one of these conduits is different.
Satellite connections offered one of the few remaining conduits to get information out of the besieged area, though some activists also said that the government was interfering with satellite communications as well.
