Word: depended
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...continued health of the new initiative will depend on the new president and the priority internationalization will receive in the upcoming capital campaign, Pharr says...
Grosz agrees, and says that the continued success of the efforts to increase the number of women scientists depend on senior faculty and departmental support. The FAS dean will also play an important role in pressing for change...
...adds up to what Coleman calls "social capital," a combination of qualities that public schools simply can't match. At a time when families and neighborhoods are being ripped apart, the Catholic Church often anchors an institutional network on which parents, teachers and children can depend. The schools provide more personal attention to students -- and to parents. Single- parent families in particular gain from the parochial approach. Children from such homes are twice as likely to drop out of public schools as those from two-parent families; in Catholic schools the rate for children from both types of families...
...long conversation recently in which we covered many subjects, including major political issues. Our future contacts will depend on how well the association works. President Gorbachev will need us if we can produce interesting, useful and original ideas. But if we limit ourselves to collecting membership dues, then nobody will want...
Rudenstine stressed in the letter that there is no set timetable for the appointment. The exact timing, he said, "will inevitably depend to some considerable extent on the interest and readiness of excellent candidates to consider undertaking the very substantial duties of so demanding and obviously critical a post...