Sentences with phrase «annually gives you built»

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SCAA Sustainability Award This is given annually by SCAA's Sustainability Council, and went this year to Thanksgiving Coffee Company for their project «Responding to Climate Change: Building Community - Based Reliance.»

Soon after his inauguration, moving so quickly that the goats had no time to butt in, Kelleher made three significant moves in the USLTA's behalf: 1) he became a client of Licensing Corporation of America, which could mean added income of $ 50,000 to $ 100,000 annually for the USLTA; 2) he signed a deal with Madison Square Garden for a yearly international indoor tournament in the new building, which will give amateur tennis its first exposure in a prime Manhattan arena and put a minimum of $ 30,000 in the kitty; and 3) he hired the organization's first full - time salaried executive assistant, Bob Malaga of Cleveland, whose role corresponds to that of Joe Dey in golf.

The Robyn Allen Leadership Award is given annually to an individual who has made a unique contribution to the lives of Canadians living with severe allergies through their efforts in education, advocacy, community building, leadership, or fundraising.

Any given small building kills only a few birds each year versus the 24 expected to die annually at a single skyscraper.

The law, enacted in 2015, gives small - volume manufacturers — those building fewer than 5,000 vehicles per year — the right to produce up to 325 turn - key vehicles annually with a crash - test exemption.

It built up all of this brand equity when Peter Lynch was running it for thirteen years and giving investors returns of 29.3 % annually.

This was no small task, given the existing dilapidated animal facility built in the 1970s, the 65 % euthanasia rate for the nearly 8,000 pets that had been entering the facility annually, and a very limited contract of $ 1.1 million to operate.

AQC's Q Award is given annually for outstanding contributions toward the attainment of quality construction within the building industry of Southern California.