What's the practical value of a (c)(4) designation if it doesn't generate writeoffs for its donors?
It's a practical guide (or guerrilla manual, as Kawasaki might say) for starting a business and keeping it going long enough to have a shot at real success.
Second, please stop comparing Twitter to Zynga (which is a game publisher) and Groupon (which is an accounting practical joke).
Mr. WARREN BUFFETT (Investor): At a practical sense, as institutions, they don't have any net worth.
Cathie Black is president of Hearst Magazines and author of Basic Black: The Essential Guide for Getting Ahead at Work (and in Life), a practical and motivational guide for women in the workplace.
Coming as such disengagement does - at the very moment that dangers to those interests in regions from the Middle East to North Africa to Central, South and East Asia to the Western hemisphere, the administration must be held accountable for creating (whether intentionally or simply as a practical matter) dangerous vacuums of power.
She wrote numerous advice books, including "Ten Days To A Successful Memory" (1964), "Positive Plus: The Practical Plan for Liking Yourself Better" (1995) and "Widowed" (1992), a guide to dealing with grief written after the death of her husband in 1990.
Ms Gere, an academic who specialises in the history of science, deftly mixes archaeology with cultural interpretation and practical tourism (she includes a guide to the site at Mycenae), in a way that is sure to enlighten the perplexed visitor.
Pelosi brought a very practical element of experience in the 501(c)(3) area from her roles in being involved with those kinds of organizations in the past, prior to becoming a member of Congress.
Also of practical interest, pharmaceutical recalls reached a five-quarter high (97 recalls) in the second quarter of 2011.
This sharp, practical guide is for anyone who has (or aspires to have) a role in developing others managers, supervisors, directors, team leaders, etc.
This doesn't just make practical sense in a divided government (a reality some Democrats seem to forget) -- it makes compelling political sense as well.
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Were American weapons on day-to-day alert to be dismantled or otherwise disabled, however, more than a "launch on warning" option would be foreclosed: The deterrent value of the United States' arsenal would be eviscerated since, as a practical matter, it would be politically (if not technically) problematic to restore these weapons to operational status.
The aim of BNF (British National Formulary) for Children is to provide a practical, relevant and authoritative information source for all health professionals involved in the drug therapy of children.
Sure, the roof over our heads serves a practical purpose (anyone who has ever slept outdoors can attest to that).
Containing distinct studio and living spaces, the home exemplifies the functionalism of Aalto's early career, with such practical features as a walk-in closet in the bedroom (unusual at that time) and a two-sided china cabinet that is accessible from both the kitchen and the dining room.
On the other hand a practical reactor can be distinguished by the following characteristics: (1) It is being built now. (2) It is behind schedule. (3) It requires an immense amount of development on apparently trivial items. (4) It is very expensive. (5) It takes a long time to build because of its engineering development problems. (6) It is large. (7) It is heavy. (8) It is complicated.
For those who would like a little practical guidance, The Economist has some suggestions for dinner (see menu).
Practical experience with a real commercial aircraft is a requirement of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) if students are to qualify as licensed aircraft maintenance engineers.
Neil Solo is the manager of the initiative which, he said, "equips black minority ethnic (BME) fathers with both the practical and emotional skills they need to play a stable and central role in their children's lives" through support groups to provide advice and discussion.
Although this is impressive, America's Department of Energy has calculated that carbon materials will need to be able to store 6.5% of their own weight of hydrogen in order to make fuel-cell cars practical (defined as having a range of 500km, or 310 miles, between refuelling stops).
Deborah L. Jacobs, a lawyer and journalist, is the author of Estate Planning Smarts: A Practical, User-Friendly, Action-Oriented Guide (DJWorking Unlimited, 2009).
Jacobs is a lawyer, an award winning journalist, and the author of Estate Planning Smarts: A Practical, User-Friendly, Action-Oriented Guide (DJWorking Unlimited, 2009).
They used the framework Counting Seeds for Change, a practical guide to help practitioners (i.e. facilitators, trainers and coordinators) to assess the strengths, weaknesses and challenges of the REFLECT programmes in an effective and coherent manner worldwide, including Angola.
His solution, born of a practical and oddly uncomplaining despair (as if he knew that something like this would happen), is to camp out on the front lawn, surrounded by the flotsam of his belongings.
Contrary to the claims of know-nothing critics like Bittman, such products are not only environmentally superior to conventional and (especially) organic offerings but would also offer the food industry a proven and practical means of tackling the fungal contamination at its source.
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The redesigned 300, introduced last year, dials back the goth froth in favor of a more practical, mature and aerodynamic design (the windshield is much more raked than before), and yet the car retains its from-a-mile-away profile: the big and bluff hood, the blingtastic grille, the pillbox roof, the chopped deck.
Boasting an aluminum base, the Wooden Light Bulb is totally safe (although probably not that practical for actual lighting purposes) as LEDs, unlike incandescents, produce a very small amount of heat.
Fees are charged by the square foot and are on a sliding scale that takes into account the finish and any practical challenges, such as scaffolding, travel or tight work spaces (as, say, on a yacht).
Deborah L. Jacobs, a lawyer and award-winning journalist, is the author of the bestselling book, Estate Planning Smarts: A Practical, User-Friendly, Action-Oriented Guide, 2nd Edition (DJWorking Unlimited, 2011).
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