I cared about having my body restored at whatever cost.
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It had to host the World Festival at whatever cost.
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The reason Gilad had to be saved, at whatever cost, was because he was kin.
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Lady Trieu seems to stand for the calculating need for all-encompassing power, at whatever cost.
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Iran has never hidden its resolve to keep Syrian President Bashar Assad in power at whatever cost.
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That delegitimization ushered in the politics of party restoration at whatever cost, governance and country be damned.
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" National Police General Ramón Avellán, speaking to reporters in July, said they'd remove them, "at whatever cost.
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The cynicism comes from the reasonable expectation that publishers want to make as much money as possible—at whatever cost.
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He's Faustian only in the sense that he strives for intensity of experience at whatever cost to those around him.
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They feel like Democrats are trying to take the Supreme Court nominee away from them … take him down at whatever cost.
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It is only the narrow ideal of economic growth at whatever cost that leads you to your reckless advocacy of the developers' case.
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It's like watching a petulant boy meets a power-hungry man try to preserve what he believes he owns outright, and at whatever cost.
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"If something like this actually existed, I think you'd have practices and hospitals tripping over themselves to get it at whatever cost," he said.
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Prosecutors alleged Tostee had choked Wright, trapped her and made her so afraid, she felt she had no choice but to escape at whatever cost.
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EXCLUSIVE: BETTY WHITE&aposS GREATEST MOMENTS WITH ET Dusenberry added it was their willingness to be funny on camera at whatever cost that sealed their friendship.
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He's wary of those Catholics who, as in the Evans case, demand that the terminally ill or those on life support be kept alive at whatever cost.
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" Unfortunately, Foxy's "whole disposition changes" when there's human food around, according to Otis' post, and she will "go to war to get that food at whatever cost.
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This week's development introduces Nathan Lane into the lair as Abraham Stern, a cunning manipulator out to recover, at whatever cost, the fortune that is his birthright.
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Kabbashi said there had been orders by the former regime to disperse the sit-in "at whatever cost," but the military had refused to do so and will continue to protect protesters.
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Truly, that's not a joke — he creates such an incredibly imaginative world and it's so original and you just want to joint that world at whatever cost and ... you know it's gonna be good.
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For that reason, the FIRE community uses certain tags — "Fat FIRE" for less stringent savings and a longer road to upper-middle-class retirement; "Lean FIRE" for minimalist lifestyles and retirement ASAP at whatever cost.
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"In the U.S., some companies are able to fund and scale, similar to, say, an Uber, where it's about acquiring market share at whatever cost ... and without regard for the cost of doing business," Richardson said.
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With the eloquent dancers Levi Gonzalez, Jimena Paz and Kayvon Pourazar, Ms. Mapp explores how performers' lives evolve with the city's physical and financial terrain, suggesting that dancing, at whatever cost, may be the greatest luxury of all.
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"These individuals were not only intent on broadcasting their vile views and hate speech but were prepared to do so at whatever cost, with no regard for the people who they were openly wanting to harm," he said in a statement.
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She makes little of the assault on the family bank account — "we were willing to do what we did at whatever cost so our dogs could be safe" — and makes no apologies for the decisions she and her husband made for the sake of their pets.
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It is only now, having been held to account by the Service to which I devoted the best years of my life, that I am driven in age and bewilderment to set down, at whatever cost, the light and dark sides of my involvement in the affair.
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"We ran in with two great big pieces of wood to try and shoo it off and try and get it to go away so we could get the animals out of the field," Mandy continued, whose husband, Dale, was also prepared to protect their pets at whatever cost.
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I did not contend or imply that Snowden was acting legally or should not be prosecuted for acting in behalf of what he claims is a more morally compelling cause, namely, to protest congressionally approved but sometimes abusive police-state practices adopted to combat international terrorism at whatever cost to a free and open society.
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Types of uniform in the Spanish infantry. News of the attack brought war fever to Spain. The government dispatched the ironclad Numancia and two gunboats stationed at Málaga, put the fleet on alert, and mobilized the Army of Andalusia for service abroad. Newspapers and patriotic citizens of every stripe clamoured for vengeance at whatever cost in blood or treasure.
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Aliyah Mukherjee is framed in the murder of her boyfriend Vinod. It is later revealed that Aryan, who has wasted his life trying to nab Aliyah for the murders has now gone rogue. He plans to beat Aliyah at her own game and thus starts the game of love, hate, and murders between the two. Both are determined to win the game at whatever cost necessary.
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Oerba Yun Fang is voiced by Rachel Robinson in English, and Mabuki Andou in Japanese. She was originally intended to be male. When they changed her to be female, they decided to give her sex appeal, while removing it from Lightning in order to differentiate them. One aspect of Fang is her desire to protect Oerba Dia Vanille at whatever cost in Final Fantasy XIII, though she has feelings of resignation in Lightning Returns.
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Ayers said, "I think she found what she was looking for ... She had been involved in fashion and didn't really like it. She had a longing to be an artist – at whatever cost – and discovered that in Deià." June maintained contact with the Canterbury scene musicians and groups, and she featured in a Gong concert held in Paris in May 1977. June overcame her shyness by drinking and taking soft drugs, but often tended to over-indulge.
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Walerund completed some of Hubert's work, including building a new chapel. In 1254, Grosmont Castle and her sister fortifications were granted to King Henry's eldest son and later king, Edward. The Welsh threat persisted, and in 1262 the castle was readied in response to Prince Llywelyn ap Gruffudd's attack on Abergavenny in 1262; commanded by its constable Gilbert Talbot, Grosmont was ordered to be garrisoned "by every man, and at whatever cost". The threat passed without incident.
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Federico, with the hopes of having Maria del Carmen in his possession at whatever cost, tries to abuse her, but Cristina does not allow it. In the end, Federico, after being forced to flee Villahermosa, returns after some time to find Cristina. He pulls a gun on her and just as he tries to kill her, Raquela guns him down. Carlos Manuel and Maria del Carmen get married and finally have the peace that they need.
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Keck reaches for a grenade on his belt and accidentally pulls the pin, then throws himself back so that he will be the only one to die. Lieutenant Colonel Tall orders the company commander, Captain James Staros, to take the bunker by frontal assault, at whatever cost. Staros refuses and Tall decides to join Staros on the front line to see the situation. The Japanese resistance seems to have lessened, and Tall's opinion of Staros seems to have been sealed.
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Walerund built a new chapel at the castle in 1244, and repaired the keep's roof. In 1254, Skenfrith Castle and its sister fortifications were granted to King Henry's eldest son, and later king, Prince Edward. The Welsh threat persisted, and in 1262 the castle was readied in response to Prince Llywelyn ap Gruffudd's attack on Abergavenny in 1262; commanded by its constable Gilbert Talbot, Skenfrith was ordered to be garrisoned "by every man, and at whatever cost". The threat passed without incident.
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Maxine also makes a comment that she has never had pizza for breakfast when she was helping delivering the pizzas that Bea had got the other prisoners.Episode 24: Failing Upwards In "Righteous Acts", Maxine is angry when Bea gets knifed, Maxine attacks Jodie Speteri to find out why she did it. Maxine and Bea then learned that Ferguson has been manipulating her.Episode 26: Righteous Acts In "Freak Show", when Bea is questioning giving up her role of top dog, Maxine reminds Bea that she promised to take down Ferguson at whatever cost.
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Even before the war, Soviet industrialization had brought Soviet GDP to a level roughly equivalent to Germany. Although a significant part of the urban population had been captured by Germany in the 1941 campaign, the Soviet economy immediately went to a total war footing and was soon outproducing the German economy in war materiel. It quickly became apparent that the war in the east would be pitiless and total. Soviet strategy was therefore aimed at preserving the state, at whatever cost, and then the ultimate defeat and conquest of Germany.
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The game centers on a boy named Chezni who, on a dare, activates an ancient machine called Dal Gren and in doing so releases a being of immense power and evil. As a result, the magic school is destroyed and the headmaster of the school orders Chezni to destroy Dal Gren at whatever cost before it destroys the world. During his travels he meets a girl named Midia, very much like himself, who wishes to help him on his quest, and numerous other mercenaries that come to aid Chezni. The main antagonist is a young dictator named Zaygos, who wants to use the Dal Gren for his own nefarious purposes.
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Gate house with clock, by the site of the Battle of Moor Park One of Temple's descendants, Sir William Rose,Sir William Rose, Bt. (1846-1902) was a son of Sir William Rose, 1st Bt. and his wife, Charlotte Temple, daughter of Robert Emmett Temple. informed Farnham Urban District Council in 1897 that he intended to close the lodge gates of Moor Park and "not allow any person to enter without written authority". The council informed Rose's solicitor that "they had no doubt as to the rights of way over Moor Park and were resolved at whatever cost to use all proper means to preserve such rights". Matters escalated quickly.
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The idea of an intelligent human (such as Taylor) threatening the balance of things frightens him deeply. Knowing the destruction that humanity (with the aid of technology) caused in its downfall, he doesn't want even the possibility of a human resurgence. At the end of Planet of the Apes, Zaius has Cornelius's archaeological findings (human artifacts, predating the Ape society) destroyed, and Cornelius and Zira arrested on heresy charges. Although cast as the antagonist in the film, Zaius's actions are nonetheless driven by his deep belief that he is protecting the world (at whatever cost) from the "walking pestilence" of humanity, even if his actions cause undue harm to his ape brethren.
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Valentina Fernández (Daniela Bascopé) is a young woman born into a high class family. She is the daughter of Don Aniceto who started a bakery with his best friend Don Plutarco, the father of Victor Hernández (Christian McGaffney). Both families are now at war due to the appearance of Santos (Ivan Tamayo) a greedy man who carried on an affair with both their wives in secret. However, in the midst of this conflict, a pure love develops between Valentina and Victor, but their love not only has to face the challenge of the feud between their families, but the interference of Cándida (Sabrina Seara), a young virgin who is determined to marry Victor, and Calipe (Adrián Delgado), a selfish man who is determined to woo Valentina at whatever cost.
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Holland believed that the "great majority" of Zimbabwe's population supported him "enthusiastically" during the first twenty years of his regime. His strongholds of support were Zimbabwe's Shona-dominated regions of Mashonaland, Manicaland, and Masvingo, while he remained far less popular in the non-Shona areas of Matabeleland and Bulawayo, and among the Zimbabwean diaspora living abroad. At the time of his 1980 election victory, Mugabe was internationally acclaimed as a revolutionary hero who was embracing racial reconciliation, and for the first decade of his governance he was widely regarded as "one of post-colonial Africa's most progressive leaders". David Blair argued that while Mugabe did exhibit a "conciliatory phase" between March 1980 and February 1982, his rule was otherwise "dominated by a ruthless quest to crush his opponents and remain in office at whatever cost".
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The film is set in 2007 just before Ireland's Celtic Tiger was about to end and the plot intertwines the four parallel narratives of the lead characters; Rachel, Eoin, Frank and Tony. Their lives are linked as they all work together in the same office in a small Irish software company. Rachel, played by Lynette Callaghan, is an ambitious marketing executive who on turning 30 appears to panic about what she perceives as her lack of achievement at a time of great economic opportunity. She becomes obsessed with an overpriced apartment in Dublin's prestigious Ballsbridge area and after a bruising opening scene where her boyfriend ends their relationship because she had a drunken one night stand, Rachel is determined to buy the apartment on her own at whatever cost.
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For years, war reporter Marika Vecera has risked her life, traveling to the world’s most dangerous places to offer a voice for the oppressed and suffering. But one day her luck nearly runs out: while covering the genocide in war-ravaged Congo, she is kidnapped by rebel soldiers and barely escapes with her life. Marika makes it home to Boston, where she left behind a burgeoning relationship with Seb, a psychologist who has offered her glimpses of a better world. But her chance for a loving, stable relationship with him is tested as she vows to continue her risky work at whatever cost. It isn’t long before Marika receives devastating news: Robert Lewis, a famous, Pulitzer-winning journalist, has committed suicide. She always deeply admired Lewis for his courageous reporting on behalf of the world’s forgotten.
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The conventional historical dating places the construction in the 1250s and 1260s, as a single programme of work consisting in the keep being demolished, a new gatehouse and four mural towers constructed and the outer ward reinforced with a stone wall and gatehouse of its own.; ; ; ; Paul Remfry argues that the work occurred somewhat earlier during Hubert's tenure, being carried out in two waves between 1229–1231 and 1234–1239. Around this time the fortification is first described in the records as the "White Castle", due to the white rendering applied to its external walls. The Welsh threat persisted, and in 1262 the castle was readied in response to Prince Llywelyn ap Gruffudd's attack on Abergavenny in 1262; commanded by its constable Gilbert Talbot, Grosmont was ordered to be garrisoned "by every man, and at whatever cost".
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Hari's steadfast refusal to speak in his own defence, and his sticking to an unconvincing denial and the assertion that he hadn't met Daphne on that fateful night, seems suspicious to British and Indians alike. Ironically, his conduct is derived from strict adherence to the code of honour of the British ruling class, as instilled in the graduates of public schools - whereby one's word is a sacred bond which must be kept at whatever cost, all the more so when the word was given to one's beloved and her good name is at stake. The only one to realize this is Daphne, who loves Hari and understands him, and who in a perceptive moment says "What they don't understand is that Hari is an English boy". While several of this book's characters feature prominently also in later books of the series, Hari Kumar hardly appears after the end of this one.
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Greg Garrett, author of The Gospel According to Hollywood, determined that Gaston serves as "a reminder that what the world loves is not worth emulating". Determined to win Belle as a trophy wife, Gaston never attains her; the character's ego is sorely bruised when his vision of a provincial life is threatened by Belle's rejection, only augmenting his determination to marry her at whatever cost, and bringing his insecurities to the forefront for the first time. Gaston fails to understand Belle's passion for reading. Gaston effectively uses his charm, good looks and a fabricated image of the Beast to rally the entire village against his opponent, demonstrating his ability to convince others that he is a gentleman despite never actually having shown concern for anyone other than himself; only Belle remains unfazed by Gaston's facade and uncovers his true nature, further highlighting the heroine's strength and independence.
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