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Texaco has been calling all the organizations to which it has contributed and reassuring them that it will honor its commitments regardless of what happens to its operations in Westchester, said Anne Dowling, president of the Texaco Foundation and director of corporate contributions and community relations.

Mr. Kerry remains the strong favorite, but there is no question that free trade, and the loss of jobs to which it has contributed, could damage him here.

Israel has been a global leader in the fields of drip irrigation and desalination, two ventures for which it has contributed groundbreaking technology.

The Film Foundation, the organisation he helped set up in 1990, has fought forced colourisation of black and white films, championed forgotten directors, and lists more than 500 films to which it has contributed to the restoration.

As a result, Croatian culture was able to develop in continuity with the Western heritage of which it has long been a part and to which it has contributed for the last thousand years.

NATO, which said that it "has contributed to the timely removal of these munitions and therefore to the improvement of security for the Libyan people," declined to answer why the types of weapons and render-safe procedures were not provided.

American Sniper is the latest film driven by the sense of personal sacrifice and forbearance with which the American heartland feels it has contributed to foreign interventions.

However, the value of the SEACO approach to the community is evident through the media and other forums, which would support an assumption that it has contributed to the good response rates.

Honeywell, which is based in Morris Township, said it had contributed $800 million in cash and stock to its pension plans in 2002 to improve their funded status.

In December 2006 Mr. Shaw was instrumental in the Volt Delta Resources LLC subsidiary's acquisition of Varetis Solutions GMBH and the repurchase of a minority interest from Nortel Networks which it had received for contributing certain assets and certain liabilities of its directory and operator services business to VoltDelta in August, 2004.

The plan gave details on the plaintiff's trial strategy in a case in which the Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust, which had paid out billions of dollars in claims by asbestos workers, was now suing the tobacco industry, which it says had contributed to its liability.