No, but Kimberly-Clark has
deep pockets to be picked," said an article in the May 13 Forbes magazine.
Legal plunder
This is especially true now that "the larger companies with
deep pockets realize it is much more expedient to be sensitive to [gay issues]," says Kermit Johns, president of Christopher Street Financial, a New York-based investment and advisory firm.
Where to put your money; small gay-owned financial firms and powerhouse national companies alike tailor their services to lesbian and gay consumers. (Personal Finance)
But systematizing the practice, and attaching a presumptive price tag to the honor, lent it a distinct odor, creating the impression--also the reality, critics charged--that the White House was for sale to folks with
deep pockets. Similarly, lawyers have always used their intuition to try to exclude from their juries people, they believe, for one reason or another, will be tough to win over to their version of the case.
Stack And Sway: The New Science of Jury Consulting. (Trial by Jury Consultant)
CHILDREN IN NEED: It's amazing in this day and age, when we hear talk of compassion fatigue and worries about charities doing the work that should be done by the Government, that the British public still have
deep pockets and an unfailing sense of duty when called upon to help the less fortunate of us, in this case Britain's underprivileged kids.
TV:UK: RECORDING
Plenty of good work is going unheralded because PR firms don't want to get involved in what has become a costly, rules-bound ritual dominated by a few firms with
deep pockets."
Simplicity and recognizing the "little guy" inspire newsletter's awards
Class warriors humor themselves with images of fat cats on mahogany row digging into their
deep pockets to cover this outlay (Dash it, Lockwood!
Death to the Corporate Tax!
MARK: Yes, but at least their parent companies have relatively
deep pockets. The issue is: does the new division have corporate support from the top down?
Entrepreneurs And "Intrapreneurs"
Given News Corp.'s
deep pockets and Murdoch's willingness to spend what it takes for a highly strategic asset, they appear to be the likeliest buyer of Hughes.
Likely Hughes deal may nix Sky Global IPO
Researchers using animals must immediately find white knights with
deep pockets, unite (and avoid squabbling), join and assist other similar fights in society, and, most important, inform the public so it gets on the researchers' side.
Letters
Moses, who is working on a bigger project, http://whathaveigot.net, remains optimistic: "Medicine by computer is going to happen, and if I don't do this someone with
deep pockets will." Unless, of course, his computer ends up losing its medical license.
Headache Formula
As perceived guarantors of financial statement accuracy, auditors have long been targets of disappointed shareholders or creditors--third parties that view them as having "
deep pockets." The introduction of any new assurance service may involve even greater risks.
SysTrust and third-party risk
The secluded des res, off the Essex coast, is said to be ideal for people with a helicopter - and
deep pockets - because a flight to the centre of the capital takes only 20 minutes.
Post Script
Spectrum is awarded by the FCC through a competitive auction process which will represent an additional hurdle for Nextel because of the
deep pockets of its principle competitors.
NEW COMPETITION FOR NEXTEL
"To continue to grow a company of our size, you need to go the public markets unless you had some very
deep pockets and that doesn't look like a reality now or in the foreseeable future," says Bill Hunt, vice president, community management.
Hunt 'hits a wall' and Southern is the beneficiary
Also featured are triple-stitched seams, drawstring cuffs, rust-resistant hardware, six
deep pockets and knee-length leg zippers.
Liberty(R) Improves Bibs