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Several sperm banks in New York City, where men are paid about $60 each time they donate, said there had not been a rise in donors.

One of the many great points Dave made was that donors do not give to the need; they give to the impact.

We can only ask the people of Congo to do more if we the donors are ready to ask the same of ourselves.

The Bank has a distinct comparative advantage in being associated with the grant program; it does not replicate the role of other donors.

doctors without borders is urging donors , united nations agencies and governments to increase support for ready - to - use food.

Canadian Blood Services' plasma donors may undergo apheresis up to 52 times a year while platelet donors may donate 26 times a year.

The cytotoxicity assays found a decrease in NK activity in patients with non secreting pituitary adenoma compared with healthy donors.

Even if donors meet the target, the aid may arrive in a sudden and unmanageable rush a year or two before the deadline.

The president said he visited Mr Duzer during his campaign tour to the region because he had been encouraging blood donors in his community.

The sums involved are beginning to outstrip individual contributions from traditional donors, including multilateral development agencies.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said "common sense" had prevailed that he was ready to host a donors conference for Kenya in London.

Pingali said the CGIAR system must be able to attract donors by putting forward a credible plan of results-oriented research.

He said the donors must make sure Haiti gets the money it needs when it needs it. And they must guarantee that the money is well spent.

According to research, Swedish sperm donors do it out of a sense of altruism.

None of the donors was willing to have their name connected with it, and it was the first project to be implemented.

Mr Wolfowitz then helped persuade the bank's donors to compensate it "dollar-for-dollar" for debt repayments it would no longer receive.

The new test also opens the door for other would-be donors, including men and women who have had body piercings or tattoos .

Afghan President Hamid Karzai told donors his country needs $50 billion over the next five years to help turn around the shattered economy.

From now on Mr Obama will tap Mrs Clinton's financial donors, enlist some of her staff and reach out to her supporters.

And yet even with this obscure procedure over 20 percent of Californians have signed up to be organ donors, which is fantastic.

There has always been a shortage of organ donors for patients awaiting organ transplants.

In that study, an armpit extract from male donors was also used to test whether exposure to it had any effect in its own right.

Delegates said it was still uncertain whether the US and Japan, two major donors, would increase their pledges, and if so by how much.

The money pledged at a conference in London comes from governments and private donors, among them the computer billionaire Bill Gates.

It's unclear how much of the total was raised from wealthy donors.

Her opponents say they have had trouble raising money because some would-be donors have held back for fear of a punitive tax audit.

BRAC earns from its operations about 80% of the money it disburses to the poor (the remainder is aid, mostly from Western donors).

various big donors are threatening to cut their contributions if Mr Fraser gets his way.

The way out of such a trap is to build a road. And if poor countries cannot build it themselves, rich donors should step in.

It raises the question of who should help the poor in such places: their own governments or foreign donors?

Otherwise, most donors will remain reluctant to give food aid to North Korea. And that would be a tragedy, on a truly massive scale.

When IDA was invented in the 1960s, it was one of about a dozen donors in the average poor country. Now it jostles with over 30.

Wealthy private donors have been happy enough to contribute large sums in exchange for a glamorous new wing named after them.

Which translates to better outcomes. It may encourage more people to sign up to be potential live saving bone marrow donors.

The U. S. government is one of the biggest donors and has pledged 400 , 000 tons of food to help with the crisis .

But in practice, lots of "bargains" take place; in other words, recipients top up the $1, 200 that the association pays all donors.

No reactions, in fact, were encountered or heard of in Korea that might have been ascribed to so-called dangerous universal donors.

For the Han Chinese, donors were required to have at least three of four Han Chinese grandparents .

Today, a number of endemic countries, researchers, nongovernmental organizations and donors are involved in activities to understand BU.

The gains to Democratic donors were not as large, so the total effect was to wipe $84bn off the price of US shares.

Sauna bath renovation cost, but the results are satisfactory, the main donors of every desire.

Wolfowitz also participated in launch of the Hydromet Modernization Project supported by the Bank and other donors.

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A change in the law in 2005, which removed donors' right to anonymity has led to a sharp fall in the number of donations.

A recent survey showed that nearly three quarters of us are prepared to be organ donors.

Donors are asked to pay a $10 fee per bike to help cover shipping costs and reduce the cost of the bicycle when it's sold overseas.

"It's the donors' rights to decide how to use the subsidy and the public has no right to question their intention, " he added.

At least that's what Swedish researchers have found in what is thought to be the first study to examine personality traits of sperm donors.

So far as he knew, the hospital had consistently conducted HIV-testing on organ donors.

The donors' conference launches a week of commemorations in Ukraine marking the Soviet-era explosion and fire.

China's sperm banks have failed to satisfy the growing demand due to a lack of qualified semen donors, domestic media reported recently.

The initiative is a public-private partnership to which private corporate and foundation donors thus far have pledged more than $7 million.

I grew up in a different time , when people were dying of hunger, now more Cape Verdeans and donors are giving the island money .

Donors will need to convince voters that there is an end point in mind and a date for withdrawal, even if it is some way off.

The Bank is working with other donors to support rural development, energy, and telecommunications.

Chinese companies have built much of Cambodia's infrastructure and Beijing is one of its biggest aid donors.

But we want guarantees from donors that this refinancing won't mean less for the poorest countries.

Donors need to be patient so charities will not feel pressured to plunge in and offer ineffective aid, simply to placate impatient donors.

o this agency problem is to have no alienable residual claims and to contract with donors to apply all net cash flows to output.

November's election offers a chance to put Haiti's relations with its donors on a surer footing.

Heng Yi said the center is looking for adoption donors for the baby panda and will name the panda according to the donors' opinion.

The chief reason for refusing donors was a history of disease, including malaria and infectious hepatitis, and of hypertension.

The Unit, with a hotline number and email address, encourages all donors to advise of the supplies and people which can be made available.

In practice, people having group O blood are known as "universal donors" , whose blood may be transfused to all other people.

Guinea's ability to normalise relations with multilateral and western donors would also be at stake due to the extent of the financing.

The long-term commitments from our donors have led to major progress against many infectious diseases of poverty.

Foreign donors were also slow to respond to the catastrophe, due to its unfolding nature and, perhaps, its relatively low death toll.

At the Dakar conference last week, we heard a strong appeal for donors to fight malaria with greater coordination and greater transparency.

It is one of the most powerful examples of how IDA works as a platform that supports the work of all donors and development partners.

Finally, donors, clients, and volunteers can publish reviews on the site, giving their opinion of a nonprofit and its management.

In an asset-building project, problem solving is not the sole responsibility of the professionals or the donors.

But the recent financial crisis and ensuing recession have caused much of that funding to dry up, Pierson told the donors.

Mr. Thompson is one of the big donors of the hospital and he deserves top-shelf treatment here.

Phosphoenolpyruvate (PEP) is one of the two phosphoryl group donors in the synthesis of ATP during glycolysis.

Foreign donors failed to plan how to integrate tens of thousands of gunmen into a national army.

By law, clinics are not required to give personal details about donors - and must not provide any information that will identify the men.

Yet the bank still has a role lending to unfashionable causes, or countries which donors neglect.

Million dollar donors to our university seem to be as scarce as hen's teeth.

Donors of foreign aid, seeing the same headlines, increasingly try to catch those who siphon aid intended for the poor.

(Laughter) So the donors have to stick with this situation for at least a decade.

The problem, traditional donors contend, is that if they do not change, new loans will eventually turn into a new African debt crisis.

But, as my investigation uncovered, the shortage of legal donors means that such a trade already secretly exists.

Would-be donors then wait to be selected by a recipient couple, which can take months or years.

Through rituals and ceremonies, students expressed their appreciation, respect and gratitude to the body donors.

Big donors have long preferred fighting individual diseases, known as a 'vertical' strategy.

Nepal hopes the return of investors and donors will help kick start an economy stalled by years of political uncertainty.

Over the years , the practice has led to the spread of AIDS and HIV among blood plasma donors ignorant of the risks involved .

Another challenge is finding siblings or unrelated donors with matching blood types, which is not always feasible.

"It's a little surreal to have your first donations by donors with a capital D like that, " says Khan.

Bill Gates is co-chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, one of the leading donors to the Global Polio Eradication Initiative.

But this was not an old-money event. The donors were largely Korean immigrants and their children.

Most college student donors lead a comparatively healthy and orderly life, said experts, stressing that they are among the best donors.

The criteria used to assign membership in the CEPH population have not been specified , except that all donors were residents of Utah .

The influences of cell propagation, cell growth phase and the age of donors on the enzyme activities were also investigated.

For the Japanese, donors were simply told that the aim was to collect samples from persons whose ancestors were from Japan.

Envirofit expects twenty-five million dollars from the Shell Foundation and other donors over the next five years to support its efforts.

Donors including the U. K. and the European Union have so far pledged almost $500 million in additional help.

Perhaps such hand-wringing over the state of journalism would make its donors uncomfortable.

Unfortunately, there is still a need for a substantial graft volume to support life, which places healthy donors at substantial risk.

Washington, so it goes, is in charge of corralling the western donors. Europe provides the money.

"A hundred and fifty donors gave $40 million to this convention, " he said.

Mister Ban, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Haitian President Rene Preval led a conference of donors at the U. N. Wednesday.

Since the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness, donors recognize that their own policies can be at fault.

The effort has been paying off. The number of returning donors has gone up, especially on the day of the fortune telling.

But it says that despite the common perception that money helps in private school admissions, donors' children will not be given preference.

Governments, disease control programmes, donors and the general public could all be buying useless tests.

Aid donors had become increasingly alarmed by the lack of a government.

The more soul cakes the beggars would receive, the more prayers they would promise to say on behalf of the dead relatives of the donors.

Most of these living donors are parents or siblings, although internationally an increasing number are unrelated donors.

To make it even better, Ear Candy even tracks where the instruments go - so donors know exactly who they're helping. Pretty cool, huh?

Yet most Western donors are convinced that this vision is doomed.

It represents a commitment to harmonising aid policies across donors, and encouraging strategic use of that aid by recipient governments.

In the meantime thousands of projects have stalled as donors wait for new ministers to be appointed.

With electoral calculations once again paramount, the next year or so will try the patience of both Haitians and donors.

With the limited supply of donors, that means thousands of patients die each year waiting for a kidney.

Fundraiser able to send mass email to all donors for the campaign they donated to.

The organ shortage has fueled the creation of a number of websites and message boards where patients search for donors.

World Blood Donor Day 2005 is a time to thank the world's regular, voluntary blood donors as well as a day for personal reflection.

As professor Khan notes, that makes it more difficult to ask the country's major donors for help.

Our aim was to investigate the possible risk of cancer transmission from blood donors to recipients through blood transfusion.

That means that donors without large amounts of money can make a difference, he said.

We are now asking our donors to give unrestricted funding, or to our Emergency Relief Fund.

The very success of many parts of the world in limiting population has sapped donors' enthusiasm.

So far, Japan, USAID and the Asian Development Bank are the main donors in the region.

The internet makes it easier for donors to see where and how their money is being spent.

On the former, many agencies are concerned at the pressure exerted by some key donors to spend large amounts of money very quickly.

Doctors can also take cells from a healthy eye and grow them in a dish to produce a new cornea, or they can transplant corneas from donors.

Seeing money come in is merely one of the many rewards bestowed upon non-profits, volunteers and donors.

Doctors can also take cells from a health eye and grow them in a dish to produce a new cornea, or they can transplant corneas from donors.

As long as they receive decent after-care, kidney donors suffer only the tiniest increase in their own risk of dying of kidney disease.

Mr Kasongo said Congo wanted to ensure the deal met the criteria for "fair commerce" and was willing to address donors' concerns.

Some donors place the receipt in the traditional collection plate to retain the old-time sense of giving.

A country's political situation may change so drastically for the worse that donors may have doubts about the use of the money.

Sufficient supplies of safe blood can only be assured by regular donations from voluntary unpaid donors.

Traditionally, nonprofits are closed organizations that function as a middleman between donors and beneficiaries.

S. President Bill Clinton appealed to international donors to help the earthquake-ravaged nation.

Financially, moreover, Teach For America was on a similarly shaky footing, relying on too few large foundations and individual donors.

This was certainly the caseas friends of Sameer and Vinay fanned out in search of potential donors.

Sperm donors can provide samples for the creation of up to ten families.

As information about donors was kept secret, we could not know where and to whom to send our thanks.

Yet it, in part, is transferring this decision-making role away from its member states to private donors.

Metal atoms, being strong electron donors, do not bond by either ionic or covalent processes.

All donors will receive an autographed by the laboratory chief architect of the Gold Card as a commemoration.

I extend my sincere thanks and devotion to all the staff at the Aurum Care Centre, our donors, especially PEPFAR, visitors and families.

But Western donors, hamstrung by the effects of the financial crisis, have been slow (or reluctant) to respond.

When nations get into financial trouble, they may request loans from the International Monetary Fund or other donors.

How can I help people affected by these projects to understand the perspective of donors?

An additional pressure on type-O blood, particularly in the United States, comes from the mismatch between blood donors and recipients.

He is now meeting other potential funders in the United States and approaching donors in Sweden.

None of the new donors (all of which, except Russia, still get aid themselves) publishes comprehensive, or even comprehensible, figures.

A call-back procedure also allows donors to indicate, in a confidential manner, if their unit is not suitable for transfusion.

Fifth, multilateral and bilateral donors must work together to simplify their procedures and reduce the cost of doing business.

Philippe Egger of the International Labor Organization says outside donors alone are not the answer.

This shortfall in local expenditure means that foreign donors become particularly relevant in the case of CAFS.

Wealthier donors can be prevailed upon to match donations of younger donors, sometimes contingent on participation levels.

All the government really needs to do is to court and cater to its foreign donors to stay in power.

It says the European Commission, the United States and eight other major donors decreased their financing of "mine action. "

Another team put together a satellite image map to help the rescue effort, and to connect supply donors with rescue areas in need.

Objective: To evaluate the long-term safety of living kidney donors after nephrectomy .

Peter Mandelson is merrily pushing him as the Blairite who can most attract wealthy donors and remains unrepentant about Iraq.

But governments are not the only potential donors.

Such failures may be due to the attitudes of health professionals themselves towards becoming organ donors.

These people, generally, are not the donors of love, not in charge of donation but supervision instead.

Tied aid, the preferred mode of operation of western donors since the postwar period, would now be embraced by China.

Britain is Malawi's major bilateral donors, Malawi 40% of the budget is donated by the British.

Conclusion Plateletpheresis had no direct adverse effects on the hemorheology and health of the donors.

Melissa argues that in future clinics should only recruit donors willing to be identified.

And with the emergence of other priorities, grant funding from donors has diminished.

The Bank says partnerships with other donors will be vital to making progress on gove rnance.

It also means donors will expect to see results more quickly, making the government more accountable, she points out.

The satirist got into trouble with the network after he ridiculed a number of prominent donors on his live television show.

These nonprofit operations collect milk from donors and process and pasteurize it to meet certain quality and safety standards.

Whitman said she went public with her story because she hoped to inspire ot hers to become organ donors.

The project had taken about six months and had been funded by a large number of small donors.

A good plan can convince in-country donors that funding the actual survey is a wise investment with a solid pay-back.

Moreover, the appearance of growing public opposition to Obama affected corporate donors on K Street.

The cost of reprocessing was about a third of the cost of processing fresh plasma obtained from voluntary donors.

Recent years, QDs as the energy donors in Photodynamic therapy (PDT) of cancer treatment have been reported.

Under intense pressure from donors Mr Kibaki removed two ministers accused of corruption, only to reappoint them a few months later.

The Paris declaration says that donors must be accountable to beneficiaries. For now, most prefer to please their voters.

While agencies and donors want national estimates for global comparison, individual countries need empirical data at a sub-national level.

Harmonising 'science for development' funding would make science aid more effective, benefiting both donors and recipients.

Egg donors undergo medical, psychological and genetic testing as well as a background check.

their corporate governance structures play a different role: financial donors to the capital's ultimate ownership as the basis.

With long-term social good campaigns, companies can aggregate all those small donors and treat them like a larger donor.

and western donors would also be at stake due to the extent of the financing.

Nepal's foreign donors should have pushed harder for the establishment of proper civilian control over the army.

US researchers have been given the go-ahead to give patients transfusions of "super strength" cancer - killing cells from donors.

By the end of this year, Chinese will be given the option of registering as organ donors when they apply for drivers' licenses.

love = honor the courage of the 15 blood donors, blood donation can be regenerated, on the brink of death to save lives.

Donors should accelerate funding disbursements to countries, increase their commitments, and pledge long-term, predictable funding.

Sweden is one of the few donors that publicly raises civil liberties.

I spoke to rooms full of major Democratic donors and had breakfast with delegates from across the fifty states.

Key food safety stakeholders -- including governments, industry, NGOs, donors, consumer groups and media -- will participate.

An increasing pressure on researchers and HE institutes to produce socially-useful results is also reflected in how donors distribute aid.

"Donors may provide technical support, but otherwise, the money is managed by the Ministry-and they learn from that experience, " she says.

Then it was the donors who hesitated about giving help. Now it is the recipients who are vacillating about accepting it.

A number of scholarships have been established to award students from designated departments according to the wish of the donors.

Founding donors include Canada, South Korea, Spain, the United States and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

The pooled cells produced vessels just as strong as those from single donors.

At a Manhattan fund-raiser with gay and lesbian donors Thursday, Mr. Obama expressed support for the process New York was undergoing.

The U. N. chief will also attend a joint U. N. -ASEAN donors conference for the cyclone victims.

The report says that some aid donors take a variant of the "leave-everything-to-the-private sector" position.

Clinics had feared men would be put off by laws brought in six years ago that allowed children of donors to trace their biological fathers.

The Organization will provide donors with periodic financial statements showing details of receipts, funds allocated and interest credited.

Project co-funding provided by implementing agencies and or other donors is encouraged.

That will require increased budgetary allocations, including support from international donors.

Article 12 Donors may specify the quality, amount, and use of a donations by means of contracts with recipients.

Donors, it seems, increasingly take advantage of opportunities to support post-conflict countries.

Vietnam's economy is growing more than 8% a year, but donors say that is partly wide leave (why it needs) the aid.

The violence and jailbreak came a day after international donors at a conference in Paris pledged more than $20 billion for Afghanistan.

eggs to be used in the cloning procedure and also collect cells from individuals to be cloned( the donors).

The kingdom is, in fact, a reluctant ally of Mr Saleh, as are the Western donors whose aid has long propped up his regime.

A study of HLA matching in donors and highly sensitized recipients of renal transplantation .

This may be slowing big construction projects, since foreign donors and investors are reluctant to pour in the cash without more openness.

We try to keep our grants at a minimum of $30, 000 to $40, 000 and I have not had a single one of our donors scale back.

Businesses acting as businesses, not as charitable donors, are the most powerful force for addressing the pressing issues we face.

Significant barriers constrain efforts by governments and donors to increase spending on this input.

Donors in particular need to help WHO provide technical and programmatic support to ensure these interventions are used properly.

So roof water catchment schemes have usually been subsidised by non-governmental organisations, foreign donors, or national governments.

Labels that are too specific could also invade the privacy interests of communities (or even, conceivably, of individual sample donors).

Prosecutors had summoned some of the donors named on his list for questioning.

Joshi also says international donors should concentrate their financial and technical support on the countries with the worst problems.

But very little is being done by governments and donors to develop laboratory facilities in countries with a high TB burden.

Fully half of government spending is paid for by foreign donors, led by Britain, the European Union and the United States.

Bethune organized a service to collect blood from donors and deliver it to the battlefront, thereby saving countless lives.

Donors should also help develop capacity for basic research by providing training and equipment to strengthen local scientific communities.

Next month aid donors will convene for a conference on Haiti, the first since the autumn of 2006.

Yale University is privately-endowed, a larger part of financial aid comes from non-government organizations and individual donors.

Overall, it is important for donors, journalists, and observers themselves to be aware of the power and the limits of election observation.

He called on governments, donors, the private sector, civil society and U. N. agencies to work together to meet these costs.

"We needed to show donors that their money was well invested. Our return was a reduction in malnourished children, " she says.

No longer a state agency, the university now finds it easier to raise money from private donors who want to know how it will be spent.

Intended to allow smaller contributors more influence, they quickly became synonymous with large donors and corrupting influence.

strengthening the multisectoral response being provided by all players - United Nations, NGOs, governments and donors - is vital.

With support from donors like Belgium and other partners (see list at right), FAO is helping them bring the land under production again.

Stanford is one of the wealthiest institutions in the country and last year raised more money from private donors than any other university.

Using simulated donors and recipients, we investigated the impact of allowing recipients and their compatible donors to participate in KPD.

The centers who do living donor transplantation have different criteria but generally donors are not over 55 or 60 years of age.

We are very thankful to the foundations and outside donors for helping us get started and demonstrate our ability to do great work.

The ionized donors diffuse as an electrically active species much more slowly than the non-ionized states of Zn in the lattice.

Perhaps now it's time to reconsider where to donate money. Let's learn to be generous and careful donors, just like Warren Buffett.

The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority is currently considering whether donors can be paid for their services.

Wolfensohn urged donors to use this year of stocktaking to raise their commitments and signal that support for the MDGs is forthcoming.

Objectives: Digital subtract angiography is the gold standard for anatomic assessment of renal vasculature for living renal donors.

Donors are committed to expanding the program to new areas made available by the recent revision of the buffer zone.

This is problematic; as knowing who the donors are and being able to keep in touch with them is as important as the donation.

Forty-two countries collect less than 25% of their blood supplies from voluntary unpaid blood donors.

World Blood Donor Day is celebrated annually on 14 June to thank and celebrate blood donors all over the world.

Donors can give any amount of money to a project using different methods of payment.