There aren't any surprises, but every bad thing carries weight.
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First, the name "Motoko Kusanagi" carries weight with fans of the franchise.
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But Mr Pierucci's claim that he was an "economic hostage" carries weight.
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And finally, the outcome of Jumia's IPO carries weight even for its competitors.
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Mr. Obama is the only American official who still carries weight in Turkey.
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But even in these troubling times the Emelianenko name still carries weight in Russian MMA.
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"In our opinion, the public interest to continue the investigation still carries weight," Ny claimed.
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In a red state where the president is popular, Trump's endorsement carries weight for Strange.
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For a generation in which climate change consistently ranks as a top concern, that carries weight.
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And while many have been greatly remodeled since they were built, Rice's name still carries weight.
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As a member of the G-220 and G-22019, Canada carries weight whoever leads it.
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And his criticism carries weight, to some extent, because he rarely throws himself into the partisan fold.
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Norquist has issued the warning many times, and backed it up often enough that it carries weight.
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The warning carries weight because the agency has deep insight into markets across the 28-member European Union.
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When someone with perceived authority like Trump comes along and says them, it carries weight with many people.
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Hampton said that the Coachella name carries weight among festival-goers who want to send branded cards and letters.
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The willingness of Mr. Seinfeld to pursue outside deals carries weight for Sony because of its history with him.
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But its position carries weight in the courts, and this case will work its way up through conservative courts.
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I'm thoughtful about how I use it because it is a word that carries weight, even as it liberates.
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The recommendation carries weight because around 25% of the company is in the hands of more than 440,000 private individuals.
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By 13 votes to one, the judges backed the decision, which is not binding but carries weight under international law.
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That carries weight: Since the 1970s, City Ballet has largely had only one black female dancer at a given time.
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" And of course, there's the other argument that carries weight even if vibrate mode is on: "People need an alarm clock.
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Her role as coordinator carries weight, and Once Upon a Time has a lot of wiggle room in terms of representation.
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The AFL-CIO is the nation's largest labor organization, and it's endorsement carries weight inside the ranks of the Democratic Party.
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Even away from the intense, high-pressure world of elite soccer, though, the Barcelona brand carries weight, as Puig's story demonstrates.
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While many liberals' misplaced hopes that she would be a "moderating force" have not panned out, the Ivanka brand undeniably still carries weight.
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Tradeweb's announcement this month carries weight because it is a sizeable force—the third-largest in the market—and because it completes the trio.
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Al-Sadr's word carries weight with Shiites beyond Iraq's border, and the spiritual leader called for them to protest, too -- including in Saudi Arabia.
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"The name 'Rockefeller' carries weight across the U.S. and all over the world," said Meg Brod, a senior vice president of the Rockefeller Group.
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The opinion of Sistani, based in the Shi'ite holy city of Najaf south of Baghdad, carries weight with millions of Shi'ites in Iraq and elsewhere.
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The drawing of the bishop also carries a particular delicacy that suggests careful thinking of the body's underlying structure — how it moves and carries weight.
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While the role of Interpol chief is largely ceremonial, the post still carries weight and Prokopchuk's election would have been considered a powerful win for Russia.
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His voice also carries weight in Indonesia where he serves as the country's ambassador to Malaysia, handling relations between two Muslim-majority states with important ties.
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Though the Gold Award may not be as widely recognizable, it carries weight within the Girl Scouts and among employers who know about it, Else said.
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Outlander In a show in which a single relationship is the crux of the story, every scene that puts the two main characters together carries weight.
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Washington is Kosovo's staunchest ally but the European Union's warning also carries weight as the small, impoverished nation hopes for eventual closer ties to the wealthy bloc.
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Norquist, the president of Americans for Tax Reform, is generally on the same page as congressional GOP leadership on tax issues, and his opinion carries weight with lawmakers.
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That yellow-labeled champagne bottle you see all around the top social events in the U.S. — from polo classics to pool parties — also carries weight across the pond.
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If we have learned anything over the past year or so, it's that while symbolism shines brightly, it's the meat and potatoes behind the symbolism that truly carries weight.
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This carries weight because the ECB gives funding to banks, which could be withdrawn, and, as their supervisor, can pressure them into action and determine whether they stay in business.
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A direct descendent of one of the missionaries who brought Islam to the region more than 700 years ago, Shahabuddin said his hereditary role still "still carries weight with voters".
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The opinion of Sistani, based in the Shi'ite holy city of Najaf south of Baghdad, carries weight with millions of Shi'ites in Iraq and across the region, including in Saudi Arabia.
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But one rule of thumb carries weight in the markets regardless of elections: "Buying on the rumor and selling on the news is literally part of Wall Street dogma," Goldberg said.
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J. Walter Thompson's name still carries weight, but like other legacy creative agencies that were once kings of the industry, it has struggled to stay as relevant in the digital age.
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Specifically, she is the most prominent enemy of Wall Street and big banks in American politics, and if she says progressives should get over Goldman Sachs speeches and back Clinton, that carries weight.
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His company's engagement at BAM Fisher, Wednesday through Saturday, carries weight: He is the only local choreographer included in the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Next Wave Festival under its new artistic director, David Binder.
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While union membership — and the organizations' political clout — have dropped in recent decades, Democrats' efforts to woo labor show a constituency that still carries weight in a party increasingly tailoring its message to workers. Sens.
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In a charged cultural moment in which women run for and win office, demonstrate against inequity and speak out against the everyday violence they face, writing the most prominent female superhero in the canon carries weight.
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Nate's name carries weight in the boxing world ... the former pro heavyweight joined Mayweather Promotions as a trainer a little over a year after retiring and has trained Floyd in about a dozen fights ... including vs.
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The resolution can pass without Graham's support, but as a close ally of the President and the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, his voice carries weight and underscores that this won't be an clean and easy negotiation.
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It still carries weight that the new GT's ancestor was what helped Ford edge out Ferrari — the most dominant manufacturer at the time, which Henry Ford II had unsuccessfully tried to buy — to win that Le Mans title 50 years ago.
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"I can't underscore this enough: The fact that Atkinson determined this complaint to be serious enough to notify Congress really carries weight," said Irvin McCullough, a national security analyst for the Government Accountability Project who has worked with Atkinson on whistleblower protection cases.
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The new orientation reveals what appears to be the abstract figure of a man reaching for the star, an image that carries weight for a painting that has been interpreted as a response to Nazi book burnings in the 1930s and to McCarthy-era efforts to suppress public figures perceived as Communist or leftist.
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Unlike a mogul in an industry that thrives on showmanship, on calling a competitor's bluff before he calls yours, and on putting up buildings taller and gaudier than those of one's rivals, judges inhabit a world of nuance and constraint where every word carries weight and wiping the slate clean of the past is almost never an option.
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Such a strategy does present opportunity to prestigious digital media brands though (whether it's The Financial Times in finance, Vogue in fashion, or Billboard in music); they could leverage their prestige in a given niche to partner with the biggest VIPs and craft premium-priced, best-in-class courses for practitioners (perhaps with a credential that carries weight due to the brand recognition and brand prestige of the media company).
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The Muthuvans are the only type of peoples living in Edamalakkudy. They are also found in other Kerala villages like Kanthalloor, Marayoor, Vattavada, Chinnakkal, Mankulam, Munnar, Shanthanppara, Adimali and Rajakumari. 'Muthu' means back and 'van' means one who carries weight on the back. The language of the Muthuvan tribals is not Malayalam but a dialect closely related to Tamil.
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The Leader of the Opposition () leads the Official Opposition in the Jatiya Sangsad, the national parliament of Bangladesh. The Leader of the Opposition is normally the leader of the largest party not within the government which is usually the second largest political party in the Jatiya Sangsad. The post also carries weight-age of cabinet minister and is seen comparable to prime minister who is leader of house and also ruling party.
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In 2016, Shaykh al-Fawzan responded to a question about taking Yazidi women as sex slaves by reiterating that "Enslaving women in war is not prohibited in Islam", he added that those who forbid enslavement are either "ignorant or infidel".Shaikh al-Fawzan "affirmation of enslaving Yazidi women as sex slaves" was found on Almasalah news referring to Shaikh al-Fawzan tweet. Article date (2016/03/10 15:37) accessed on July 17, 2020 While Saleh Al- Fawzan's fatwa does not repeal Saudi laws against slavery, the fatwa carries weight among many Salafi Muslims.
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