Instead, they'll be dispersed throughout the ride performing less degrading tasks.
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Parks will remain open for exercise but gatherings will be dispersed.
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"They had blocked a highway and had to be dispersed," he added.
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They must be "dispersed" in the hold and should not be in one container.
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And CNN correspondents will be dispersed across the country, reporting from key battleground states.
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"They could be dispersed," Barnier said of controls on goods between the province and mainland.
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Microorganisms on rovers or landers could eventually be dispersed across the planet by dust storms.
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Once the wind picks back up, the phytoplankton will likely be dispersed through the waves.
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Go deeper: ISIS may be dispersed, not destroyed IHS Markit Conflict Monitor; Maps: Lazaro Gamio / Axios
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It's definitely getting better but in general, knowledge needs to be dispersed around the younger people.
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The entire regulatory architecture for alcohol at the federal level encourages the business to be dispersed.
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But before the estate could be dispersed, an astounding 2,303 people came forward purporting to be relatives.
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He issued a proclamation prohibiting public assembly and warning that such gatherings would be dispersed by force.
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All in all ... $20,000 worth of gifts and supplies will be dispersed to the families in need.
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Rather than being concentrated, power should be dispersed, using the rule of law, political parties and competitive markets.
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I thought it was so fascinating for these objects of power to be dispersed to the Iraqi populace.
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Rather, they are accumulated into the Civil Penalty Fund, to be dispersed at the whim of the director.
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He said half the funds would be dispersed immediately and all would be paid out by February next year.
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That relic originally came from Lyon, France, showing just how far and wide these holy bones can be dispersed.
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Additional dolls will be dispersed among the hospital's 16 other Pediatric Orthotics and Prosthetics Services locations across the country.
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The 221.5st Century Cures Act, passed last year, included $27.7 billion to be dispersed among states for drug treatment.
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Oppenheim Architecture created the curved building by using shotcrete, a type of concrete that can be dispersed through a hose.
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One cash giveaway at his gas station led to a near-riot that had to be dispersed with live ammunition.
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A portion of the profits earned at the expense of the news industry should be dispersed across local newsrooms around world.
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Those households tend to be dispersed and consume very little energy, which means connecting them is a money loser for utilities.
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The charity shared photos of some salads the team prepared in San Francisco that were due to be dispersed to passengers.
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In the case of the Russian drone, a big amount of deadly radioactive material would be dispersed by a nuclear bomb.
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"Additional funds are going to be needed and they're going to be needed to be dispersed as soon as possible," said Day.
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Here, I am overly aware of being fed entertaining communal tidbits to be dispersed across the varying outlets my peers work for.
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If they are not, the $5 billion the president requested to build a wall would be dispersed for just such a purpose.
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These funds must bypass the normal long cycle, bureaucratic procurement process and be dispersed with bankable ideas within 10 to 85033 days.
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The rest would be dispersed among other online ad behemoths, and maybe there would be some pennies left over for news publications.
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The police had banned the demonstrations and said that all gatherings of more than five people would be dispersed to ensure public order.
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Federal forfeiture proceeds would go directly to the general fund to be dispersed by Congress, and the equitable sharing program would be abolished.
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Cuomo declared a state of emergency earlier in March, which Trump approved and allowed federal funds to be dispersed to aid the state.
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In the first place, liberal democracy is built on the idea that power should be dispersed across a system of relationships and institutions.
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It didn't, and the organization fell short of its $50 million dollar goal, raising closer to $15 million to be dispersed to various charities.
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True to the ideal that power should be dispersed, the constitution makes the drawing of districts for House elections a matter for the states.
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The total $40 million fine will be dispersed among investors who were affected by the market fluctuations that resulted from Musk's tweet, reports Wired.
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It seems to me that "kids' art" is something that would eventually be dispersed of, as the child will inevitably grow out of it.
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He said he would prefer to have residents move collectively to a new home rather than be dispersed to a number of mainland communities.
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And aside from work, this new label of connectivity would lead to the formation of new communities that can be dispersed around the world.
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But it also suggests that too much aggregate market value in internet-related stocks had built up and needed to be dispersed across sectors.
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The equipment will be moved to Poland, where it will be dispersed across seven locations in Eastern Europe for training and exercises with European allies.
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The system will involve a program being pre-loaded onto iPads, which will be dispersed among precinct chairs on Caucus Day, The Nevada Independent reported.
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Vox Media is reorganizing its entertainment teams to focus on creating content that can be dispersed on various platforms, including Netflix and traditional TV shows.
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These biophore-carrying space capsules could be dispersed to nearby star systems where they might germinate life on new worlds like spacefaring versions of plant seeds.
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But the movement named after Maidan, the square in Kiev where protesters clamoring for change refused to be dispersed two years ago, marked a turning point.
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After we deposited money for our league (to be dispersed to the winners in late Dec / early January), DraftKings had legal issues regarding their business practices.
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FBI Director James Comey said in July that ISIS terrorists may be dispersed in the West as the terror group loses territory in Iraq and Syria.
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Opposition parties object to an increased allotment in the budget for central government spending, to be dispersed at the discretion of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha.
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Police told The Associated Press that rioters threw a firebomb at the museum and crowds of protesters had to be dispersed using teargas and stun grenades.
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Every earring has been individually numbered: one will be given to her daughter, one to Jacob — and the 35 others to be dispersed throughout the world.
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But the furniture and tableware, each item carefully considered for the part it played in the total experience, will be dispersed at auction on July 26.
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Congolese authorities have banned Sunday's demonstrations, which have been backed by most opposition leaders, and warned that all gatherings of more than five people will be dispersed.
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Police told the AP that rioters threw a firebomb at the museum and crowds of protesters had to be dispersed using teargas and stun grenades last week.
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November 211 The "Wishing Wall" is installed in Times Square, allowing visitors to write New Year's wishes directly on the confetti that will be dispersed (not "thrown").
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The elements of the convoy are going to be dispersed, and you will have a 'flash mob' of a dozen vehicles converging simultaneously at a pre-arranged location.
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Indonesian President Joko Widodo flew to the island Monday to meet with the communities affected by the earthquake as emergency aid began to be dispersed to the island.
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The government now wants to separate and isolate them from other inmates — a shift from past strategy in which they were more likely to be dispersed among other prisoners.
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Of the 8,760 hours in any given year, each must be dispersed amongst a fairly standard set of categories: Social Affairs, Business, Pleasure, Philanthropy, Other, and, of course, Sleep.
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The new jobs at AWS are part of 2,800 already announced in Germany by Amazon and will be dispersed across its operations and research units in Germany, said Buerg.
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The new jobs at AWS are part of 2,800 already announced in Germany by Amazon and will be dispersed across its operations and research units in Germany, said Buerg.
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Even so, some have suggested that the nuclear weapon capability using bombers and submarines is a more effective deterrent because they are harder to detect and can be dispersed.
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"We don't really know yet what people will do, but it seems likely some will just be dispersed to other areas around Calais," the spokeswoman for an aid group said.
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A domestic flight in India was delayed after a swarm of bees landed on the cockpit window, could not be dispersed and then attacked the staff who tried to remove them.
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A separate OneOrlando Fund was created by the City of Orando, to collect donations that will be dispersed through the Central Florida Foundation, which is home to more than 400 charitable funds.
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This means that a person can get medication that mixes at only one place (near the tissue that actually needs the medication), and that it can be dispersed when no longer needed.
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"Traffic and conversion appeared solid on Black Friday, despite sales continuing to be dispersed throughout the entire weekend and an ongoing migration of Black Friday shopping online," wrote Jefferies analyst Randal Konik.
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Much as with Berger's news consumer, what had the potential to be transformative moral energy can also be dispersed, turned into a moral critique not just of ourselves but of one another.
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Whites without four-year college degrees make up fully half of the adult population, and they tend to be dispersed, rather than packed in small geographic areas, which increases their political power.
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They could take place in different places, on board vessels, in ports outside Ireland, they could be done using technological means, they could be dispersed, as I said, or simplified in technological terms.
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The Tannerite target's "singularity of explosive purpose - the fact that it is designed to be dispersed in a violent or rapid manner upon detonation - marks it as a kind of bomb," she wrote.
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After the ruling, French officials said the migrants would now have to live in the metal containers set aside for them next to the Jungle, or be dispersed in reception centers across France.
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The NBA, WWE, NFL and others have mastered the ability to create strong characters and storylines that be dispersed on all kinds of platforms, from TV screens to sports jerseys to video games.
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Photo: APThirteen states have withdrawn a total of nearly $88 million from an election security fund established by Congress in March, but more than 75 percent of the funding has yet to be dispersed.
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In fact, these communities might benefit the most from the competition as they draw up plans for their own mini-Burning Mans, new temporary metropolises which might soon be dispersed all over the world.
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Though it might seem counterintuitive, Ms. Saariaho's most ruminative and mystical orchestral works are often best perceived in large, open spaces, where myriad sounds can be dispersed to create an enveloping experience for listeners.
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More than $7 billion will be dispersed among government health agencies, including $2.2 billion allocated to the CDC to contain the outbreak and $62.93 billion toward research and development of vaccines and other treatments.
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Unlike oil, renewable energy is more likely to be dispersed and regionally variable, such as solar power's dominance in the southwest, wind energy coming from the Great Plains and biofuels from the Corn Belt.
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Dr Alamaro thinks a jet engine could punch through the inversion layer to create a "virtual chimney" which would carry the trapped pollution above it, so that it could be dispersed in the wider atmosphere.
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It was eventually made known that Evergrande had pledged $2 billion to the California-based EV start up, with $800 million being delivered upfront and the remaining $1.2 billion to be dispersed across 93 and 2020.
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At the feedback hearings on how funds would be dispersed, victims of other mass shootings spoke up and specifically lauded Equality Florida for making sure that this process unfolded in a way that honored the victims.
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These funds will be dispersed to pilot programs all over the country during the next decade—but where and how the money is spent will determine just how big a step forward Obama's plan really is.
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Governor Abbott's "enterprise fund," which he used to lure businesses to the state, would be emptied, and its budget of forty-three million dollars would be dispersed between Child Protective Services and therapy for disabled children.
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"This is effectively a blockchain prosecution strategy in which the files appear to be dispersed," said Neal Katyal, a former Justice Department official in the Clinton and Obama administrations who drafted the department's special counsel regulation.
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"They will argue that the president's failure to disperse funds that the Congress ordered be dispersed until the recipient of the funds agreed to investigate a potential political opponent is an act of bribery," Napolitano said.
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Huang's team also used chemicals like vitamin C to further modify the graphene so that it would easily be dispersed in water (meaning it wouldn't settle to the bottom if left untouched) and could be uniformly applied.
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Watchdog warning: National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson said the new schedules could increase the odds of taxpayer errors since the information will be dispersed over several pages and taxpayers will need to cross-reference and transfer data.
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Go deeper: Timeline: The rise and fall of ISIS in Iraq and Syria ISIS may be dispersed, but not destroyed Mosul, after ISIS April 2017: Groups operating in Iraq and Syria April 2018: The groups that controlled Syria
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"These results indicate that many kinds of bacteria, including potential pathogens and spores, can be deposited on hands exposed to bathroom hand dryers, and that spores could be dispersed throughout buildings and deposited on hands by hand dryers," the authors said.
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"These results indicate that many kinds of bacteria, including potential pathogens and spores, can be deposited on hands exposed to bathroom hand dryers and that spores could be dispersed throughout buildings and deposited on hands by hand dryers," the study stated.
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Amid the dramatic scenes at the swearing-in ceremony, three people were arrested when pro- and anti-government factions clashed in front of the Presidential Palace in Brasilia and had to be dispersed by military police, the news agency said.
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Deploying more officers During the week, Emanuel and Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said 430 officers will be dispersed throughout the city&aposs most violent neighborhoods on the South and West Side — particularly around the Ogden, Harrison and Austin police districts.
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National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson said in a report last week that the new schedules could increase the odds of taxpayer errors since the information will be dispersed over several pages and taxpayers will need to cross-reference and transfer data.
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This arrangement allows the Vermeers to be dispersed among the other paintings, and, more important, the viewer to perceive the web of connections among the paintings, as new motifs emerge and are transformed by different artists through variations in accessories, pose, and setting.
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In March, after a CNN report aired questioning the contributions, Trump's campaign provided a list showing 27 veterans organizations had received a total of $2.9 million to date, but the campaign did not confirm when the rest of the funds would be dispersed.
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But the smoke of burning petroleum is far more ominous: thicker, darker, unwilling to be dispersed into light wisps by the light southern wind, the state of Oregon's singular energy dependency rising to the heavens on a back of a black horse.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Francois Hollande said on Saturday that thousands of migrants living in the shanty town near Calais known as the "Jungle" would be dispersed across the country, in an attempt to quell criticism of his handling of Europe's migrant crisis.
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As this happens, our atmosphere will be blown out into the cosmos, and the atoms that now make up our bodies may be dispersed into the interstellar medium, perhaps to seed some future planet around some star that has yet to be born.
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A source familiar with the process said that any major donations of masks to the federal government would be dispersed through the national stockpile's system -- including the five million masks the Department of Defense said it would make available to the public.
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And medications for addiction treatment are regulated above and beyond more traditional medicines; for example, methadone can only be dispersed in highly restrictive clinics, and buprenorphine can only be prescribed to a limited number of patients for each doctor and requires a waiver to prescribe.
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A winner only has 180 days to come forward with the prize ticket; otherwise, the money would be dispersed among the states based on ticket sales, and the expected windfall for South Carolina ($61 million) and even the clerk whose convenience store sold the golden ticket ($20173,000) would evaporate.
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Apostolic Exhortation Evangelii gaudium, 235), prioritizes actions that support, stimulate and make the unity and mission of the Church grow above every kind of sterile division sown by the father of lies who, trying to hurt the shepherd, wants nothing more than that the sheep be dispersed (cf.
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However, the attorney general's office found that Trump campaign staffers — most notably then-campaign manager Corey LewandowskiCorey R. LewandowskiSunday shows - Recession fears dominate Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel MORE — gave instructions on how those funds should be dispersed by the foundation.
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The entertainment industry support amassed by Harris — who as a California senator represents Los Angeles — will likely be dispersed to different candidates, predicts Mollineau, naming former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats seek leverage for trial Democrats spend big to put Senate in play MORE and Sen.
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"First of all, banks will not only relocate to Frankfurt, they will also relocate to other cities – Dublin is the other large candidate – there will be firms going to Paris and also to Amsterdam, which is not bad, which means that the risk will be dispersed around the euro zone and it won't be in one city but also in a large amount of cities," he told CNBC.
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