As if the commission's urban mission isn't sufficiently quixotic, not to mention unremunerated, lately Ms. Phifer, a stickler for melding aesthetics and public spaces, has found her hands not just full but tied.
Such activities depend on two things: cheap living costs that enable people to commit time to unremunerated cultural activities, and low-cost space for studios, performance spaces, galleries and nightclubs.
Womens traditional economic roles confine them to household and subsistence tasks such as the production, processing, storage and preparation of food for the family which, are often unremunerated, reinforcing their unequal status in communities and societies.
These include urgently mobilizing one million more health workers for Africa, and focusing efforts on the unremunerated community-level health workers, the majority of whom are women.
In the past, it has been disappointing to see an entire sports team appointed MBE for transient success when those who have, unremunerated, given years of service have much higher hurdles to leap before they can hope [for] an award".
Fox had paid for Cote's hotel room and arranged car service for Ortiz, but the appearance on "Stossel" was otherwise unremunerated.
As sole or principal caregivers, women and girls often face a heavy burden of unremunerated household chores like cooking, cleaning, fetching water, collecting firewood and caring for the very young and the elderly.
"We are naturally very concerned, especially for artists releasing new albums in the next three months, that all streaming on the new service will be unremunerated until the end of September," the statement read.
Somebody has to, in order to keep life — unremunerated, unpredictable, infinitely rewarding life — going.
While hospitals might grumble at the seemingly unnecessary, unremunerated expense of treating the occasional patient without Medicare rights, a smart executive realises that the doctors who advocate for such patients are in general doctors who care about their patients as people.
