From what I can tell, Corbett had it carefully planned.
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It looked like this carefully planned publicity blitz you'd done.
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Isshiki keeps the players on a carefully planned workout schedule.
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But even the most carefully planned strategies can fall apart.
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It was the centerpiece of a carefully planned street performance.
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The court heard that Mr. McArthur carefully planned his killings.
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The operation was "carefully planned and very deliberately planned," Davis said.
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You can be sure that this meet-cute was carefully planned.
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Israel's methods, disproportionate under international law, are carefully planned and considered.
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The prosecutor argued that it was a carefully planned sexual assault.
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Each play is carefully planned, chosen, and executed with terrifying precision.
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Instead, I'm sure to have a location carefully planned out beforehand.
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My own calendar, carefully planned and color-coordinated, was permanently on hold.
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Nothing can spoil your carefully planned R&R like getting ripped off.
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Unlike Paris or Washington, DC, New York wasn't carefully planned by architects.
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Granted, this was a carefully planned test loop in a controlled environment.
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The hunt has been carefully planned to protect the species, officials say.
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Every step of their rise has to be carefully planned and perilously maintained.
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With these carefully planned deceptions, 1,100 troops seemed like a battalion of 30,000.
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This isn't exactly a coincidence: It's the result of a carefully planned political campaign.
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For other world leaders, the weekend was a carefully planned show of diplomatic alliances.
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"The attack on I-net appeared to be targeted and carefully planned," it said.
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Some of the heists are clearly not the carefully planned work of criminal masterminds.
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Each step has been carefully planned and executed by ISRO on a tight budget.
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Any sequence with a great deal of visual effects has to be really carefully planned.
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The snapshot suggests spontaneity; the reality was that Trudeau carefully planned and rehearsed his move.
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These things are carefully planned & worded with purpose (& with White House senior staff sign off).
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Ear plugs are not cool and might potentially destroy the outfit you so carefully planned.
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Sims, a former college football player, carefully planned his harassment of a pro-life woman.
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The joy — or the disappointment — at finally seeing a carefully planned photograph is now instantaneous.
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Unlike parts of his resume that seemed so carefully planned, this was beyond his control.
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The accounts of the two sources suggest a carefully planned escape few were aware of.
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Still, Sadr clearly wanted to build off that vote's momentum with his carefully planned event.
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What zaniness is available after the late news nowadays is generally of the carefully planned variety.
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"This is one retirement expense that must be carefully planned for," warned Cates of TSCL. CNBC.
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Black Friday's advocates say carefully planned promotions with global suppliers boost sales while still maintaining margins.
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The list of things that can mess up your carefully planned trip goes on and on.
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At first, the experience disconcerted my patient, who had carefully planned his vacation to the minute.
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But the Extinction Rebellion protests seemed to have been non-violent and carefully planned, he added.
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That might look a lot more like a quick repeal plan than a carefully planned "delay."
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No People magazine cover sale, no carefully planned, news-cycle friendly launch before the morning news shows.
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These are carefully planned and properly exposed exterior shots, and it's certain this is just a taste.
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Instead, a carefully planned-out phone call with a script my closest girlfriends have helped me prepare.
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Potentially. Does he screw up the carefully planned parade itinerary and the choreography the performers painstakingly rehearsed?
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" As she handed down the sentence, she said: "It was, in fact, a carefully planned life's work.
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However, he was enabled by a staff of handlers, his private jet and a carefully-planned schedule.
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Robert Eggers' carefully planned and plotted directorial debut The Witch shows an astonishing level of attention to detail.
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The aftermath, for friends and family of those detained, was as chaotic as the arrests were carefully planned.
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The president's tweets have often distracted from carefully planned messaging and policy campaigns planned by his own staff.
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As reconstructed in interviews here and in nearby Sulaimaniya, the Islamic State attack was ambitious and carefully planned.
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Defense Department spokesperson Jonathan Hoffman pushed back on the notion that the Pentagon's initial response wasn't carefully planned.
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When German Chancellor Angela Merkel gives a peer a public dressing down, it's a carefully planned hit job.
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" It added, "As with all big cats, introductions, however carefully planned, are always considered to be high risk.
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Roof carefully planned the killing, investigators said, and chose the church because he wanted to start a race war.
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The conduct, lawyers said, was carefully planned and led to large contracts earning as much as 250 million pounds.
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Glitch is in the middle of a carefully planned refeeding program to help him get to a healthy weight.
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Noisey: You've said that some of your Pedro songwriting may have been too labored, too carefully planned and crafted.
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This wasn't due to expensive products or a carefully planned beauty routine, either — honestly, I took the opposite approach.
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So you can imagine my discomfort when, about a year ago, I found myself questioning that carefully planned path.
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The U.S. and European allies carefully planned the timing of their announcements for maximum effect, The Associated Press reported.
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Still, the WHO committee recommended "carefully planned pilot deployment" of Oxitec's modified mosquitoes, together with rigorous independent monitoring and evaluation.
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We hired conservatively and carefully planned the unit economics of the business: the revenue and costs associated with each user.
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What followed was a quick cascade of developments that seemed to be carefully planned to carry a patina of spontaneity.
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"What is needed now is a carefully planned and coordinated set of observations between the Trace Gas Orbiter and Curiosity."
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The research fellow also noted that the Chinese government had adopted a "carefully planned communication [strategy]" to court new partners.
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I am aware that safe and voluntary return home of the Syrian refugees needs to be carefully planned and managed.
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They also made sure that the new trees would not grow to obscure the views they had so carefully planned.
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And it's a good reason for a judge to be skeptical about the constitutionality of the order itself — it's going to be hard for a government attorney, in a full hearing, to argue that the order was carefully planned to conform to the Constitution if the judge has evidence it wasn't carefully planned at all.
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These are the gifts you carefully planned out in advance for the significant other, kids or family members in your life.
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In exemplary early-learning environments, children explore a rich range of materials and make choices as part of carefully planned routines.
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However, I got a great overview of much of the G.M. center, one that further revealed its carefully planned, linear layout.
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Supporters argue carefully planned, targeted promotions with global suppliers allow them to achieve a sales boost while still maintaining profit margins.
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Prosecutors say he carefully planned his attack on the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, a historically black church in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Although Demyttenaere and Hocke's photos have a natural look, they're actually carefully planned, particularly in terms of where the shoot takes place.
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However, various students with autism tend to benefit from certain types of carefully planned disciplinary strategies, compared to other types of discipline.
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Retailers, however, say that carefully planned targeted promotions with global suppliers allow them to achieve a sales boost while maintaining profit margins.
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The eerie atmosphere, intricate and carefully planned-out world, and precise controls make this game a true one of a kind masterpiece.
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Potter took a working vacation to France and, after a few days of carefully planned sightseeing, found the boat anchored in Nice.
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Mr. Trump should either defer the decision for now, or combine it with a carefully planned diplomatic initiative to resolve Jerusalem first.
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During her carefully planned TV address on Wednesday, May panned members of Parliament for failing to deliver the British people's Brexit wishes.
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The exercises, which have been conducted periodically since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, are "carefully planned and closely controlled," the officials added.
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The architect always carefully planned out how visitors would approach his buildings, but few are as imposing to the viewer as Ennis.
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The Times described Bulger's killing as carefully planned, out of view of security cameras, and committed with a padlock stuffed into a sock.
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Thirteen months later, the 307th was ordered to break through the German lines as part of a huge and carefully planned American offensive.
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They are carefully planned exceptions that uphold a rule (meaning a regime as well as a norm) of passive acceptance disguised as enthusiasm.
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Even the man who made turkey and goose into traditional Christmas meals showed how the most carefully planned holiday meals can go awry.
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A United Nations investigation completed last year also found that the killing had been carefully planned and endorsed by high-level Saudi officials.
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A United Nations investigation completed last year also found that the killing had been carefully planned and endorsed by high-level Saudi officials.
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Some 140,000 crowns go on rent and bills and a carefully planned food shopping trip to bargain stores takes up 15,000 crowns per week.
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Chris Lane had carefully planned out his proposal to fiancée Lauren Bushnell — even running it by Brad Paisley, whom he's opening for on tour.
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But for Bundy and his inner circle, the occupation had started a process that was carefully planned and almost unimaginably grand in its conception.
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But the carefully planned attack -- which Bush had been telegraphing for days -- backfired when Rubio skillfully deflected, saying Bush never took issue with Sen.
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"These exercises are carefully planned and closely controlled to ensure CONR's rapid response capability," the Continental U.S. NORAD Region said in a press release.
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Opening the country to tourists is part of Mr. Rouhani's carefully planned outreach to the West, aimed at cementing ties after the nuclear deal.
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One issue is that the amount of time between the "events of interest" in the fMRI machine must be carefully planned to ensure clean results.
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A pen and paper game of Dungeons and Dragons is carefully planned to get six adults at a table at the same time every week.
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His influence was fueled by an organization that carefully planned his religious campaigns, putting on international conferences and training seminars for evangelical leaders, Martin said.
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He tells Refinery29 exclusively that the look was far from spontaneous — in fact, it was carefully planned to the very last detail ahead of time.
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"This transition here is totally out of character for them," says industry analyst , who adds that leadership changes at the company are normally carefully planned.
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Several former FBI officials told The Hill that the shooting appeared to have been carefully planned — and at least on the surface, appeared politically motivated.
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On its short, carefully planned route on a clear day, the EZ10, manufactured by French autonomous driving company EasyMile SAS, easily completed its test circuit.
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Now, six months later, there is evidence that far from being the victims of a random attack, the murder of the trio was carefully planned.
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It was supposed to last until only 2007, but two carefully planned extensions, and some impressive fuel management, allowed it to continue until September 15.
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The strikes and sit-ins are often carefully planned, but the exhilaration of revolt can take many forms, and once learned, it's hard to forget.
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Does a painting ever completely deviate from your original intention in the course of making it, or do they tend to be quite carefully planned?
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Sorry to ruin your carefully planned baby shower, pregnant people, but the child growing inside you isn't a boy or a girl—at least not yet.
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It seems Winfrey's red number was carefully planned, as a source told PEOPLE that all the women were asked to wear the color at the wedding.
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After more than 629 feet's worth of carefully planned wheel rotations, the team was finally able to push the rover out and continue its journey onward.
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The folded car dealer brochure was a carefully planned work of artful design intended to show the promise and prestige of the newest makes and models.
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Even before the actual dance, there's the flood of what have come to be known as "promposals" -- the carefully planned invitations meant to guarantee an acceptance.
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He ordered an inquiry into how the Taliban could mount an apparently carefully planned operation, despite pledges of a security clampdown in Kabul following recent attacks.
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The carefully planned assault, in which attackers were able to force their way into the army headquarters using rifles, grenades and explosives just after 10 a.m.
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Each image depicts the acronym of a Brazilian anti-drug organization or police unit, created through the carefully planned arrangement of illegal substances, weapons, and money.
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As another witness steps off a plane, they're waiting to subject them to a carefully planned series of questions or even place the witness under arrest.
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BEDFORD, England (Reuters) - They are a photographer's delight and a spin doctor's nightmare - advertising posters with a message that can inadvertently ruin a carefully planned election walkabout.
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It's the media equivalent of a jog around the block instead of a carefully-planned trail run with water bottles and energy gels strapped to your waist.
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Unlike drone racing, which has trended toward off-the-shelf drones made just for racing and carefully planned events, drone battling still has a Wild West feel.
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Some, he says, captured in the moment out of hotel windows while on tour, others carefully planned involving heading to local woodlands in the midst of night.
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"It is time to face up to some geological realities and start a carefully planned deconstruction of New Orleans," an op-ed in the Washington Post declared.
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This is where it starts, here at Thao's, with Khoua Her making sure to save seeds, the family tending to the fields, harvesting the carefully planned work.
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The proposal was floated unexpectedly by a lawmaker in the State Duma, triggering a quick cascade of developments that seemed to be carefully planned to look spontaneous.
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"This transition here is totally out of character for them," says industry analyst Edward Niedermeyer, who adds that leadership changes at the company are normally carefully planned.
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Meals are carefully planned to address concerns like immunity or recovery; some teams even create personalized menus for individual players, printed out and placed in their lockers.
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He had a carefully planned diet to preserve his wiry frame — though that often included cheeseburgers for lunch — and he tracked his weight by the half-pound.
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But what too many writers miss about Breaking Bad is that its big story, which feels so carefully planned, was only planned in the loosest of senses.
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With his assistants, Zurbarán carefully planned his paintings, shown by how he built up predetermined colors for the fabrics through underlays that gave them depth and luminosity.
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It's also about creating a new culture for forest and fire management in the state, one that respects the role that carefully planned fires play in preventing disasters.
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The timing of their escape was carefully planned to coincide with Rawan's 18th birthday so she could apply for a visitor's visa to Australia without her parents' approval.
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When she and Jeremy share a night together at her sister's wedding, Rosa's carefully planned life comes down around her ears when, despite taking precautions, she becomes pregnant.
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The lawsuit has been timed to coincide with a carefully planned media blitz in an attempt to create a disingenuous narrative that is at odds with the facts.
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That agreement is seen as a critical step before controls are lifted although officials have said that the process of removing them will be slow and carefully planned.
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Ms. Eisenberg, host of the NPR quiz show "Ask Me Another," is a popular stand-up and raconteur, equally skilled at short, sharp jokes and carefully planned stories.
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His lawyer, David Touger, argues Mr. McKenzie would never have used a car rented in his name to carry out what appears to be a carefully planned murder.
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It's ironic that the administration carefully planned to keep national parks open in the event of a government shutdown — to avoid the appearance of not caring about parks.
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Hewlett Packard security staff fought back, tracking the intruders, shoring up defenses and executing a carefully planned expulsion to simultaneously knock out all of the hackers' known footholds.
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BEDFORD, England, May 3 (Reuters) - They are a photographer's delight and a spin doctor's nightmare - advertising posters with a message that can inadvertently ruin a carefully planned election walkabout.
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When he repeatedly invited me and a friend to visit his country house in the south of France on the weekends, we carefully planned the politest ways to decline.
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The dangerous pack of enemies went down in a few turns, and all because I'd used stealth to winnow down their numbers and then carefully planned out the encounter.
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It's not just the story pacing, either; every facet — from the way new threats are introduced to the availability of important tools and upgrades — feels carefully planned and placed.
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SPlus, despite the potential benefits of fasting, it should be implemented with the supervision of a doctor as part of a carefully planned regimen, not to save on groceries.
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More important, it made the news all about Mr. Trump, blocking his opponents' attempts to break through with carefully planned policy speeches, classic endorsement announcements and 30-second commercials.
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Last week, 13 Russians were indicted on charges relating to a carefully planned scheme to incite political discord in the United States in the months before the 2016 election.
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Since her statement, officials have now confirmed that least 49 people were killed and 20 seriously injured in the carefully planned and unprecedented attack that has shocked the nation.
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EMA's executive director Guido Rasi earlier this month also called for a decision in June and for a carefully planned relocation so as not to disrupt the body's work.
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After two NBA Playoff championships in Miami and a return to Cleveland, this time announced via a carefully planned letter in Sports Illustrated, James is a bigger star than ever.
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The blast of the Bremanger Quarry in Norway looks great because it was carefully planned, with explosives planted in 454 blast holes made along the 1260-foot long rock wall.
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"These 'Suspicious Package' stories are false flags, carefully planned for the midterms," tweeted Jacob Wohl, a pro-Trump internet troll who writes for Gateway Pundit, a right-wing news site.
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When it came time to publish, Holt had a carefully planned rollout — beginning with a 6,700-word excerpt in New York magazine that would appear on the web on Jan.
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A spokesman for the Italian fire service, Luca Cari, said rescue operations had been carefully planned using diagrams of the hotel and taking into account the impact of the avalanche.
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"The observations were a coordinated dance in which we simultaneously pointed our telescopes in a carefully planned sequence," said Daniel Marrone, associate professor of astronomy at the University of Arizona.
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Businesses face a litany of existential threats: Hostile takeovers, talent departures, unpredictable customer behavior and market fluctuations — all deeply familiar risks that leaders have carefully planned for and assessed over decades.
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Scientists and policy makers envision that if carefully planned, retreat could be a tool to reckon with social and racial inequalities, and the reality that global warming will exacerbate these injustices.
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Now, you can imagine that if Kardashian is only attending the very last stretch of Fashion Month, the lewks she serves will be worth the wait (and, probably, very carefully planned).
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Closs was targeted by suspected kidnapper Jake Patterson, 21, who carefully planned her parents' murder, even shaving his head to avoid leaving forensic evidence at the crime scene, Fitzgerald told reporters.
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He carefully planned his expedition and used a 13-page long journal to write his strategy, the steps he would take to reach the island and, later, some of his memories.
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Here in Cincinnati, the orchestra carefully planned for its single season away from home, taking over a theater in downtown Cincinnati and spending $3 million to bring it up to snuff.
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His subsequent resignation upset the carefully planned and executed changes to the Johnson government last week, and delayed what was clearly meant to be a precisely choreographed piece of political theater.
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But Eilish's rise took much longer, and her trajectory wasn't actually the organic internet phenomenon many believe it to be; rather, it was more of a carefully planned, old-school corporate launch.
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However, in terms of timing, this event felt less serendipitous as it did a very carefully planned, Versace-style exit, in which the memorial collection could potentially be Donatella Versace's swan song.
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After getting changed into an off-the-shoulder crop top and matching floor-length white skirt, Robertson walked downstairs to Huff, who had carefully planned out every romantic detail of his proposal.
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Don't expect a transcontinental flight, though — the first few flights for a new aircraft of this complexity are straightforward, local, and carefully planned, designed to make sure everything is operating as expected.
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This new flurry of censorship has been all the more chilling because the cancellations and withdrawals of films have come only days, or even hours, before long-scheduled and carefully planned premieres.
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They portrayed him as an entitled and vindictive son who carefully planned to kill his father when his father followed up on a threat and cut his allowance to $300 a week.
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Perhaps the Met carefully planned this deep dive into verismo, that blood-and-guts, heart-on-sleeve, homicidally inclined genre of Italian potboiler that flourished around the turn of the 20th century.
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Robertson then changed into an off-the-shoulder crop top and matching floor-length white skirt and walked downstairs to Huff, who had carefully planned out every romantic detail of his proposal.
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Kenny White, the head of creative collaboration, works with Ms. Fortescue to lead participants through the tightly structured two-hour sessions, exploring each client's marketing strategies in a series of carefully planned exercises.
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His previous remarks, in the aftermath of Mr. Trump's equivocal response to the bloodshed in Charlottesville and in defense of Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson last week, were deliberate and carefully planned.
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And Trump, who usually sees little downside in meeting with foreign adversaries, appeared open enough to the idea that Israeli officials worried he might upend his carefully-planned schedule to meet with Zarif.
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However, it is one thing to cool an anesthetized patient before a carefully planned, thoroughly controlled cardiac arrest and quite another to attempt to freeze and revive one who has technically just died.
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But since the advent of social media, finding out a fetus's sex has changed from happy news into A Moment — and on social media, Moments must be carefully planned, appealingly captured, and widely shared.
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And when you hear Clinton deliver several zingers next week in attempt to win the soundbite war while trying to trigger Trump's temper, do know it was carefully planned days and even weeks ago.
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Haftar understood that time was running out for him to assert control over the entire country, so he launched his attack on Tripoli, betraying carefully planned, UN-backed efforts for reconciliation leading to elections.
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Details in the kidnapping of Jayme Closs and the killing of her parents have begun to emerge from court documents that lay out a horrifying narrative of a carefully planned and brutally executed crime.
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"This (APT) refers to a class of sophisticated cyber attackers, typically state-linked, who conduct extended, carefully planned cyber campaigns, to steal information or disrupt operations," said Iswaran, Singapore's minister for communications and information.
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Her statements suggested a carefully planned attack on Europe's most popular sport and a match between two of the Continent's best teams, which would attract attention in its two biggest countries, Germany and France.
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Just about everything that happens to Christian has a conceptual dimension, an element of coy self-consciousness, that makes you wonder whether it's just something that happened or a carefully planned and theorized happening.
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It was notable, for instance, that Spicer read his statement word for word rather than speaking off the cuff and also brought visual aids, suggesting that this was pretty carefully planned behind the scenes.
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Investigators praised Rosneft for tipping them off about Ulyukayev's alleged wrongdoing early so they were able to catch him "red-handed" in what law enforcement sources told Russian media was a carefully planned sting operation.
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Despite the strict data protection law that came into effect last year across the European Union, hacks are still happening because it doesn't take a sophisticated and carefully planned operation to break into IT systems.
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Some people who knew him described Ferri as "strange" and frequently angry when asked about him by reporters, but no one could figure out why he went on what was obviously a carefully-planned rampage.
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Instagram Stories aims to lower the bar for sharing all types of photos and video — and not just the carefully planned and painstakingly touched-up photographs that are typical of the service, Mr. Systrom said.
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Mr. Roof, then 21 and lacking any direct ties to white supremacist groups, had become radicalized online and carefully planned the assault, which he carried out after participating in the church's Wednesday night Bible study.
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"The lawsuit has been timed to coincide with a carefully planned media blitz in an attempt to create a disingenuous narrative that is at odds with the facts," the car maker told TechCrunch in a statement.
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EDPR also invests in U.S. solar power, but its latest project is carefully planned to begin operations after the phase out of a tariff on imported solar panels that Trump signed into law on Jan. 23.
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How to make the most of your charcoal when you grillIf you are new to charcoal grilling there are a number of ways to ensure that your carefully planned backyard barbecue doesn't go up in flames.
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So to the extent that his Cabinet reflects anything, it reflects a chaotic scramble to find plausible individuals who were able to hit it off personally with Trump, not some deep-seated and carefully planned-out vision.
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Whether the Palm Pre was truly ahead of its time, or whether elements of the interface had been plucked out of a carefully planned Cupertino 10-year roadmap will be a story for Valley historians to unpick.
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"The lawsuit has been timed to coincide with a carefully planned media blitz in an attempt to create a disingenuous narrative that is at odds with the facts," said the spokesman, who requested anonymity, citing company policy.
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Lewis is particularly good at showing how Willkie's implausible victory at the 1940 convention, often described as "the miracle of Philadelphia," was in fact a carefully planned and skillfully organized stealth offensive by his well-connected supporters.
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Sure, some of the vloggers you follow may have gotten famous overnight — but even though their feed looks chill and go-with-the-flow, the majority of them likely has a carefully-planned strategy behind every post.
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"We have carefully planned for this day and are satisfied that passing over control of the tower will have no bearing on the ongoing criminal investigation or any subsequent criminal proceedings," Commander Stewart Cundy said in a statement.
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On Facebook and other media, we seem to maintain both the same numbers and the same frequencies of interaction, so if this gets overloaded with people from the wrong circle it interferes with our 'carefully' planned social schedules.
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BLACKSBURG, Va. — Two Virginia Tech students carefully planned the kidnapping and killing of a 13-year-old girl, arranging a predawn rendezvous online after buying cleaning supplies and a shovel at separate Walmart stores, a prosecutor said Thursday.
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A few misplaced layers can quickly send your carefully planned ensemble into puffland — and, as people who have been there many times before, we can attest that it's not so much cozy as it is stuffy and uncomfortable.
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However, much of the carefully planned and choreographed build-up to the ceremony has been overshadowed by confusion over the attendance of Markle's father, who is divorced from her mother, Doria Ragland, a yoga instructor and social worker.
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He sees more than 200 movies a year and spends his days filing stories and his nights attending the parties, concerts and dinners — which are carefully planned to campaign to the voting bodies who give out the awards.
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There are notes on his lectern to remind him of key policy points, depending on the locale, and his schedule has been carefully planned: He has appeared at nearly as many fund-raisers (five) as he has rallies (six).
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However, surely they understand that the emergence of the Tea Party was not really a grass-roots movement but funded and carefully planned (and made to look spontaneous) by moneyed interests organized by the Koch brothers and their cronies.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's anti-terrorism prosecutors on Saturday took over the investigation of a fatal knife rampage near Paris, saying they had established that the attacker had been radicalized and had carefully planned an act intended to spread terror.
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Mr. Powell, like his predecessor, Janet L. Yellen, cast that gradual series of increases as a carefully planned strategy to ensure that the Fed will not need to raise rates abruptly in the event of a steep rise in inflation.
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But Semini said that while seeing a robot running and balancing in a mainly reactive way looks impressive, the real test comes when such a robot has to cross very rough terrain where a carefully planned foot placement is vital.
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The company does not often explain its tech, and viewers tend to think that its robots are acting autonomously using advanced AI. However, as Raibert pointed out, they're usually being piloted remotely or going through a series of carefully planned steps.
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"Such detention and then handing over after harsh sentencing and releasing after a high-level U.S. official is a carefully planned tactic North Korea use," Dr. Lee Jung Hoon, South Korea's ambassador for North Korean human rights, told NBC News.
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According to the Mirror's Dan Bloom, it meant that Labour aides were to be found before his speech "stripping out carefully-planned policy announcements and "saving them for another time when they'll actually be able to get some press coverage.
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Mr. Vann Molyvann lived in exile during the bloodiest decades of modern Cambodian history, and after he returned to his homeland in 1991, he watched as his carefully planned city was largely dismantled by unbridled capitalism, corruption and urban sprawl.
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Presenting the conclusions of her five-month investigation to the Human Rights Council, Agnes Callamard, the United Nations expert, said that Mr. Khashoggi was killed last year in an operation that was carefully planned and endorsed by high-level Saudi officials.
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When Hurricane Harvey hit Texas in 2017, Pence's visit was carefully planned so as not to upstage the president — because the victim-hugging, brush-clearing work he was doing was a lot more compelling as a political visit than Trump's was.
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Kennedy's hour-by-hour schedule alongside the clothes and accessories to be packed, including the now-iconic pink ensemble she was wearing when her husband was assassinated as well as carefully planned outfits for parts of the trip that never happened.
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The royal couple have been stepping out for a series of carefully planned engagements on what aides have described as their "most complex" tour to date in an effort to reinvigorate links between Britain and Pakistan in a troubled region.
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Instead, Maia, who released every song on her album in two versions — an acoustic one, true to her online beginnings, and one with full studio production — is embarking on a carefully planned tour to build her grass-roots fan base.
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Every take had to be carefully planned to within an inch of its life and executed to the exact detail, meaning there were great restrictions as to where the story could go and what the character could and couldn&apost do.
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Earlier this month, the UN laid out in a report evidence that suggests not only did Saudi officials at the highest level plan and carry out Khashoggi's killing, but that they carefully planned how best to hide the murder from the international community.
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It's unclear if this is the result of a carefully planned social media strategy, or Trudeau's intuitive understanding of his place in the world and the current technology landscape, where everybody has a camera and a social media account at the ready.
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In Cartagena, Mr. Kiarostami invoked those frogs — for a minute I thought he was talking about the ducks that appear in another part of "Five" — as something of a metaphor, an example of the serendipitous irruption of reality into a carefully planned composition.
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Bill Clinton's transition in 1992 was marred by a staff shake-up that upended a carefully planned process: Mr. Clinton replaced his transition chief, Mickey Kantor, who had been Mr. Clinton's campaign chairman, with Warren Christopher, who would become secretary of state.
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Earlier this month, the United Nations laid out evidence in a report that suggests not only did Saudi officials at the highest level plan and carry out Khashoggi's killing but also that they carefully planned how best to hide the murder from the international community.
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Agnes Callamard, the UN's special rapporteur, has laid out in detail evidence that suggests not only did Saudi officials at the highest level plan and carry out the killing, but that they carefully planned how best to hide the murder from the international community.
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For the many Americans who oppose the death penalty, cases like Roof's are among the most difficult: A mass killer driven by hate who carefully planned his actions, remorseless even more than a year after the fact and whose guilt is not in doubt.
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It turns out that nearly everyone working on Grant's campaign, including the governor's staff and husband, are involved in the assassination plot, which has been carefully planned by a right-wing lobbyist who wants Grant dead because of her unkept promises to interests he represents.
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Actor Kal Penn, who served as former President Obama's associate director in the White House Office of Public Engagement, responded to Destenay's initial omission on Twitter, pointing out that such photos and captions are "carefully planned" and are approved by senior White House staff.
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The fact that the RNC is having to juggle—or at least the convention planners are having to juggle—a contested scenario where multiple votes may step on all the carefully-planned speakers that they have lined up certainly gets in the way of that.
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The indictment presented in astonishing detail a carefully planned, three-year Russian scheme to incite political discord in the United States, damage Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign and later bolster the candidacy of Donald J. Trump, along with those of Bernie Sanders and Jill Stein.
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However, much of the carefully-planned and choreographed build-up to the ceremony has been overshadowed in recent days by confusion over whether Markle's father would attend and intensive media focus on other members of her family in the run up to the wedding.
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LONDON (Reuters) - This weekend's carefully planned wedding of Britain's Prince Harry to his fiancee Meghan Markle was mired in confusion on Tuesday after the father of the American actress told a celebrity news website he was no longer coming, and then appeared to change his mind.
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What has changed is the degree to which even small communities, unaccustomed to the glare of international publicity, have begun to consider, and in some cases develop, more carefully planned responses to the crises in contrast with the tight-lipped and sometimes antagonistic reactions of the past.
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Of course, any experiment along these lines would have to be carefully planned and closely monitored—both to protect the introduced plants or animals from being exposed to new risks, and to prevent them from becoming invasive and causing harm to native species we want to conserve.
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Multiple people were killed in mass shootings at two mosques full of worshippers attending Friday prayers on what the prime minister called "one of New Zealand's darkest days," as authorities detained four people and defused explosive devices in what appeared to be a carefully planned attack.
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Allowing it rendered the carefully planned division of administrative zones of control in the West Bank useless, because it established an Israeli claim to control the construction process for Palestinians throughout Areas A and B should any Israeli claim of a security need, however indeterminate, arise.
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His carefully-planned performance included heavy stomping, one hell of a withering stare, and a painful-looking hunchback, according to GQ. And from the reactions we've seen over the last week, every ounce of hard work that went into his roughly 30 second routine was worth it.
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That's in line with Melania Trump's favorite issues during her 12 months in Washington to date: A push to combat cyberbullying; raising awareness about children's struggles during the nation's opioid epidemic; and photo sprays of carefully planned visits to children's hospitals and to comfort families at disaster relief centers.
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The passing of Iran's supreme leader and the Saudi king represents a pair of known unknowns: leadership transitions that are long anticipated and carefully planned, but whose realization will provide rare openings for jockeying by domestic rivals, testing by external adversaries, and possibly even mobilization on the streets.
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In exchange, Mr. Trump's most prolific donors will gain access to what amounts to a parallel inauguration week, carefully planned and largely out of public sight, during which they can mingle with members of the incoming administration over intimate meals and witness Mr. Trump's ascension from the front rows.
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"You hear some climbers voicing concerns about the overwhelming mediatization of the event—the way the free solo was filmed almost as a spectacle produced for mass consumption—and how that content has been rolled out in what appears to be a very carefully planned and controlled way," Ives says.
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Stonehenge is a skeleton through which light can pass from numerous directions, as in the timber monuments before it, but all of these were carefully planned so as to present a solid appearance against the sky when viewed from suitable positions — and the Heel stone is just such a position.
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The graduation protest was carefully planned weeks in advance by a student group called We Stand for ND, which posted explicit instructions for participants online ("Remember to stay respectful") and even provided a map of the venue that highlighted specific exits and the best route students could take to reach them.
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And much of it can be traced back to the two killers at Columbine, previously ordinary high school students who have achieved dark folk hero status — their followers often known as "Columbiners" — in the corners of the internet where their carefully planned massacre is remembered, studied and in some cases even celebrated.
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While it might seem like celebrities get dressed for red carpets by throwing open the door to their gigantic walk-in closets and choosing an haute couture gown on a whim, it's a much more carefully orchestrated ordeal: They're carefully planned (and very profitable) business transactions — and rarely involve a celebrity actually paying for their incredible gowns.
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That would be an unanticipated reprieve for labor unions (which won in the lower courts, and a tie vote affirms the lower court judgment) and a blow not only to the anti-union forces but also to the justice who by his repeated invitations to bring just such a case had nurtured their carefully planned litigation campaign.
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Thieves in the Germany city of Dresden carried out what authorities believe may be the biggest art heist in the country since the Second World War, stealing around 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) worth of jewels from aThe heist, which local police said appears to have been carefully planned and executed, was carried out early Monday morning.
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"The key to it underneath all of that is I think an essential humility in a way — we truly believed that we had no business being successful filmmakers or artists, that if we were going to do it we were going to have to take care of everything in a very carefully planned way," Mark says.
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Although she stressed that her educational path was not carefully planned, this step-by-step accumulation of credentials — two-year degree, certification, bachelor's degree — is part of what many in higher education view as an important trend, one that can lead to careers in STEM professions hungry for skilled workers and open doors for older and lower-income students.
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Marissa Mayer recently revealed that carefully planned bathroom breaks can make it easy to work 130 hours every week, but if you end up being one of the 13,000 Apple employees who will be moving into these fancy new digs once they're done, it looks like there could be everything you need to spend all 168 hours of your week at work. Hooray?
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Uematsu turned himself in to authorities two hours after the rampage, police said, according to the AP. Months earlier, in February, he allegedly sent a letter to the office of Japanese lawmaker Tadamori Oshima which said he planned to kill hundreds of people with disabilities in a carefully planned attack on two facilities, before turning himself in, according to NBC News.
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"Officials at the highest level of the Syrian government carefully planned and executed the artillery assault on the Baba Amr media center for the specific purpose of killing the journalists inside," wrote Judge Amy Berman Jackson of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia last week in awarding Ms. Colvin's relatives $302.5 million, including $300 million in punitive damages against the Syrian strongman, Bashar al-Assad, and his associates.
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This is the kind of shot the Z7 was made to capture, and even with hands not totally familiar with the camera and in a carefully planned environment, I can start to see why people have been so excited for the arrival of a high-end mirrorless cam from Nikonf/4, 1/250 of a sec, ISO-400Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Finally, I moved on to the last demo area where a bartender was mixing up some drinks.
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