Clinton's actions interest her less than what she deems as Clinton's greatness.
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There is one investment in particular that Paul deems as safe: gold.
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She recalls feeling what she deems as toxins and impurities leaving her body.
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How do you defend a running mate much of America deems as indefensible?
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It all comes down to what the Trump administration deems as credible evidence and intelligence.
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Google Sheets will select whichever chart it deems as the best option for your data.
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It did say it would limit recommendations on videos that it deems as putting children at risk.
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Instead, the company will "limit recommendations on videos that it deems as putting children at risk," the Times writes.
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She had planned to speak about what she deems as Mr. Trump's dangerous demagogy at an appearance in Ohio.
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And prison companies are charged for what the government deems as unacceptable events like riots, escapes and unnatural deaths.
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Instead, the company has limited "recommendations on videos that it deems as putting children at risk," according to the Times.
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Yet, Stone acknowledges that the market hasn't seen a pullback this year — one that Wall Street typically deems as healthy.
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Inductions occur every second year, and only five people can be inducted at once, a policy Mallon deems as too arbitrary.
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"I made it my number one priority to tackle what most of society deems as an 'unhealthy, unattractive flaw,' " she said.
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The FDA could also pull all products it deems as more appealing to kids until it can review and approve them.
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Basically, he allocates up to 10 percent of a client's portfolio to 10 stocks that he deems as potential big performers.
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All three of these items dictate the worth of an employee, not just what the government deems as a minimum wage.
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In this environment, he likes all industries except utilities and consumer staples, which he deems as too expensive based on valuations.
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The action Friday marks Trump's latest move to crack down on what he deems as unfair trade practices by major trading partners.
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He had the mainstream media hanging on his every tweet in his feud with Megyn Kelly and what he deems as the dishonest media.
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Three other nearby dams, Forquilha I, II and III, have already been halted because of what the regulator deems as a "Level 2" emergency.
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Hezbollah, which is backed by Iran, has criticized the central bank for agreeing to measures it deems as part of a war against it.
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Those who remain face uncertainty and challenges because, as Gökçe told me, today anything the Turkish government deems as "terrorist propaganda" faces swift rebuke.
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A Turkish official said much of the material in question was related to the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) which Ankara deems as a terrorist organization.
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The software is powerful, but somewhat limiting, letting the user only dig through information that it deems as being relevant to the case at hand.
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It's also reduced recommendations of "borderline content" — videos it deems as problematic, but not quite troubling enough to be banned — such as medical misinformation and conspiracy theories.
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Expanding accreditation will also help reshape what our culture deems as acceptable higher education, reinstate respect for all kinds of learning, and encourage innovators to improve education.
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So it's important to keep in mind that "there's considerable difference in what each [species of] mosquito deems as attractive — [and] we're only scratching the surface," he says.
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China's relationship with South Korea has soured over South Korea's decision to install a U.S. anti-missile defense system which China deems as a risk to its own national security.
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With Safe Mode enabled, Tumblr will now add a screen over any content it deems as sensitive in nature, in addition to filtering out that same content from search results.
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A high-level colonel in the Chinese military admits there's a possibility of a "miscalculation" in the South China Sea, but defended China's "need" to protect what Beijing deems as its territory.
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And in the end, a contributor job where one is paid to opine on television may not be able to compete with what said contributor deems as a bigger, more important cause.
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Yes, we still get the promises for "change" here and the reassurances around "progress" there, but that rarely reflects what Hollywood deems as its most prized possessions on a yearly basis (awards season).
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According to the study it deems as "chronically inundated" any coastal community that experiences this frequency of flooding over 2200 percent or more of its land area, excluding wetlands and areas protected by levees.
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The U.S. published a wide list of European products in April that it would select from in an attempt to recoup the $11 billion that Washington deems as the amount incurred by U.S. firms.
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The move comes less than 24 hours after President Donald Trump unveiled a list of Chinese imports that he aims to target as part of a crackdown on what he deems as unfair trade practices.
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In April this year, U.S. officials published a wide list of European products it said it would select from in an attempt to recoup the $11 billion that Washington deems as the amount incurred by U.S. firms.
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At the top of the list of what Washington deems as a national security risk is the dispute over Chinese tech giant Huawei, a telecommunications equipment and consumer electronics company, and its work in developing nations' 5G networks.
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The United States withdrew 50 American special forces from a section of the Turkish border on Monday, opening the way for Turkey to stage a long-threatened incursion against Syrian Kurdish-led forces that it deems as terrorists.
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In order to participate in the Premium Access program, restaurants were required to commit a minimum number of tables for three days each week: Friday, Saturday, and one other day the restaurant deems as one of its busiest days.
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Not being a rapper has been the favorite, go-to self-identifier for young rappers of this decade whose music or fashion choices fall slightly outside of the margins of what the public deems as acceptable for hip-hop.
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The paper concluded that China is correct in pursuing its own online vision -- one where censors keep radical views in check and where tech companies, including American ones, should assist Chinese authorities in matters Beijing deems as national security concerns.
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But thanks to all that information it hoovers up across its various services, the company is also able to use said data to track individuals it deems as posing a threat to the company or its executives, CNBC reported Thursday.
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Macron has claimed the transatlantic group is suffering from a "brain death," while Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he would oppose NATO's plan for defense of Baltic countries if it does not recognize groups the country deems as terrorists.
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The CAC characterized the audio industry broadly as "chaotic" and claimed that there wasn't appropriate oversight of these channels, which allowed minors to access their content as well as used "algorithmic technology" to push content to listeners that the agency deems as inappropriate.
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The Facebook (FB) cofounder and CEO said his company's aim for a long time was to not do anything that would be deemed as "too offensive," but he is now changing that approach in the face of what he deems as excessive censorship.
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During the past year the entity implemented important improvements in corporate governance practices, internal controls, and risk management, which Fitch deems as positive for the long-term prospects of the entity, given that events in 2008 were partially related to poor control over internal processes.
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Reuters reports that the two sides have sketched the broad outlines of a deal that would address trade practices the U.S. deems as unfair, such as accusations that Beijing forces U.S. companies to give up trade secrets in order to do business in China.
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YouTube has taken steps over the last year, such as closing comments on video clips starring children and limiting recommendations "on videos that it deems as putting children at risk," but consumer groups have complained to the FTC that the company still isn't doing enough.
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"Given Trump's transactional approach to foreign affairs, it is impossible to look at the matter without taking into account his increasing disappointment at what he deems as China's failure to bring into line the Democratic People's Republic of Korea," the English-language paper said.
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"Given Trump's transactional approach to foreign affairs, it is impossible to look at the matter without taking into account his increasing disappointment at what he deems as China's failure to bring into line the Democratic People's Republic of Korea," the official China Daily said, according to Reuters.
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Here, Segalen records the dreamlike experience of finding a rupture in what he sees as the Real: the villagers' misapprehensions about their ruler mark the intrusion of the Imagination and he cannot bring himself to intervene in what he deems as the villagers' contradiction of Imagination and Real.
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It is unclear if Pornhub has any official policies against running ads before videos it deems as "non-consensual," or if the site has any plans to modify its recommendation algorithms so as not to surface new videos from categories it deems "non-consensual" to users on its homepage.
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However, with the imminence of the [Digital Economy Bill], which is set to target "non-conventional sex acts", I think it's crucial to understand how quickly this policing can flip on its own head, legislating the bodies and acts of those it deems as "non-normative" – and that's usually involving women's pleasure.
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Trump Jr. frequently employs his Twitter account to hit social media companies for censorship of conservative voices, pointing attention toward Hillary Clinton's emails, propagating attacks on news sources he deems as "fake news," retweeting conspiracy theories about the deep state, and calling out what he perceives as bias against his father's administration.
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Moon wants to eliminate corporate tax, as well as what he deems as "unnecessary regulation".
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He has denounced what he deems as the moral decadence of modern society, and claimed that abortion is something "worthy of bolcheviques", and deployed intense lobbying activity defending these stances in Latin America.
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She is later revealed to have been the reincarnation of one of the Three Sages, Shayta Val Osk Mer, and the leader of Osk's faction. :Her ability allows her to ignore rudeness. Anything Grim Heart deems as rude will be ignored. Attacks, sounds, even magical powers can't affect her if she doesn't give permission.
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The President of the AAI is Diana Moss. Governance rests in a nine-person Board of Directors. The AAI has more than 100 individual members of an Advisory Board including many international advisors. The AAI is known for calling on the federal government to investigate or block mergers that the Institute deems as anticompetitive and harmful to consumers.
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PolitiFact.com is a nonprofit project operated by the Poynter Institute in St. Petersburg, Florida, with offices there and in Washington, D.C. It began in 2007 as a project of the Tampa Bay Times (then the St. Petersburg Times), with reporters and editors from the newspaper and its affiliated news media partners reporting on the accuracy of statements made by elected officials, candidates, their staffs, lobbyists, interest groups and others involved in U.S. politics. Its journalists evaluate original statements and publish their findings on the PolitiFact.com website, where each statement receives a "Truth-O-Meter" rating. The ratings range from "True" for statements the journalists deems as accurate to "Pants on Fire" (from the taunt "Liar, liar, pants on fire") for claims the journalists deems as false or ludicrous.
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According to the hypothesis, Barbier based his tale on 's version,: Zaïkak proposes three scenarios: the second is the case where Barbier's informant who had read Cerquand created an interpolated version. The third scenario where Barbier adapted from Cerquand, is the case Zaïkak deems as most likely. l'Ourson or Le fils d'ours ("bear cub" or "bear's son"; ) published in 1878 and 1882. Mélusine I, p.
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The Vested Property Act is a controversial law in Bangladesh that allows the government to confiscate property from individuals it deems as an enemy of the state. Before the independence of Bangladesh in 1971, it was known as the Enemy Property Act. It is now called the Vested Property Act – 2013. The act was criticized as a tool for appropriating the lands of the Hindu population who went to India from 1965 to 1969.
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In Roman historian Tacitus's first century CE book Germania, Tacitus describes the veneration of what he deems as an "Isis" of the Suebi. Due to Tacitus's usage of interpretatio romana elsewhere in the text, his admitted uncertainty, and his reasoning for referring to the veneration of an Egyptian goddess by the Suebi—a group of Germanic peoples—scholars have generally held that Tacitus's identification is incorrect, and have debated what goddess Tacitus refers to.
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In 1963, Macapagal and some of his friends established the Scholarship Foundation of the Filipino Youth and served as its chairman. The scholarship foundation grants college scholarship to high school students with financial difficulties that it deems as talented. He is also a trustee of the St. Anthony College of Technology in Mabalacat, Pampanga and a member of Habitat Philippines, with the later being an organization that provides housing for the poor.
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She dies shortly after giving birth to Abhi, who is raised as a person agnostic to the concept of wealth acquisition, which Vindha deems as the primary quality for someone to lead his empire after him. With Abhi's consent, he marries Indrani, who is now a mother to Mohan Bhargav. Abhi takes over the company, proclaiming he is Vindha's son. He tortures Sharma, Varma, and Koteswara Rao (Raghu Babu), who had a habit of harassing women in the workplace.
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The series concerns the day-to-day life of a family of benign monsters, with married couple Herman Munster (Frankenstein's monster) and Lily Munster (a vampire, the Bride of Frankenstein). Lily's Father, Grandpa, who is also a vampire (Dracula), lives with the family. Herman and Lily have a son, Eddie, who is a werewolf, and their niece, Marilyn, whom the family deems as strange, but is the only “normal” member of the family, also lives with them.
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Vasco/Lee Eun Tae: Vasco, from the Architecture Department, has the reputation of being a "Robin Hood", as he stands up for the weak and bullied. He is one of the strongest characters in the series and is the leader of the loyal gang, Burn Knuckles, who "punish bullies". His tough exterior is misleading as he is very sweet and seeks the friendship of those he deems as good people. He is also the childhood friend of Jace Park.
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It supports the veneration of icons while forbidding their worship. It is often referred to as "The Triumph of Orthodoxy" Not all of these Councils have been universally recognised as ecumenical. In addition, the Catholic Church has convened numerous other councils which it deems as having the same authority, making a total of twenty-one Ecumenical Councils recognised by the Catholic Church. The Assyrian Church of the East accepts only the first two, and Oriental Orthodoxy only three.
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Wa State comprises seven districts (townships) of what the Myanmar government officially deems as the Shan State. Internally, Wa State administers 15 districts within its territory. Wa State's southern exclave is not part of traditional Wa territory, but was granted in 1989 by the then-ruling Burmese military junta for the UWSA's cooperation in their efforts against drug warlord Khun Sa. These territories were originally inhabited by the Austroasiatic Tai Loi peoples, but now include significant Lahu and Shan communities.
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Kellner states, "Media images help shape our view of the world and our deepest values: what we consider good or bad, positive or negative, moral or evil. Media stories provide the symbols, myths, and resources through which we constitute a common culture and through the appropriation of which we insert ourselves into this culture." Fashion and beauty blogs focus on the values of looking a certain way, or what society deems as "stylish." These websites bring together people with the same goals – i.e.
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Layerism encompasses most of Ferreira's artistic work. It refers to a technique of layering various mediums such as flat or textured sheets of paper containing words, phrases, and/or images. The materials are layered on top of one another to create an effect that marks the composite space between what Ferreira deems as precision and spontaneity. However, Layerism is not limited to any specific medium; any item that can be layered on top of each other to create a composition can create a layerism style.
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24 April 634, a rare precise date cited by most traditional sources, which Donner deems as likely correct. There, Khalid assaulted a group of Ghassanids celebrating Easter before he or his subordinate commanders raided the Ghouta agricultural belt around Damascus. Afterward, Khalid and the commanders of the earlier Muslim armies, except for Amr, assembled at Bosra southeast of Damascus. The trading center of Bosra, along with the Hauran region in which it lies, historically supplied the nomadic tribes of Arabia with wheat, oil and wine and had been visited by Muhammad during his youth.
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The president has the power and duty to recommend, for the consideration of Congress, such measures which the president deems as "necessary and expedient". At his inauguration George Washington declared in his Inaugural Address: "By the article establishing the executive department it is made the duty of the president 'to recommend to your consideration such measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient.'" This is the Recommendation Clause. Kesavan and Sidak explain the purpose of the Recommendation Clause: > The Recommendation Clause also imposes an executive duty on the president.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Haitian President Jovenel Moïse during the 8th Summit of the Americas in Lima, Peru; April 2018. Haiti is considered a fragile state under the Canadian definition of the concept, as the government does not provide basic services to its citizens. CIDA has created a development plan for nations it deems as fragile states, specifically Haiti, Afghanistan, Sudan formerly unified, and the West Bank and Gaza Strip called the New Deal. The New Deal was implemented to provide further support in helping the fragile states reach the MDGs for 2015.
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Ethics can be defined as a system of moral values that distinguish rules for behavior based on an individual's or groups' ideas of what is good and bad. Police ethics are the rules for behavior that guide law enforcement officials based on what society deems as right and wrong. Ethics remain constant while definitions of right and wrong may change over time, yet what may be considered ethically right or wrong can be different than what is legally considered right and wrong. For police officials, ethical standards further include values such as integrity, courage and allegiance.
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Elliot (portrayed by Julian Elia) is a ballet dancer who joins TNS West in Season 5. He is extremely egoistic and thinks that without him, the team will not be successful. When he is paired with Piper in the dance-off against TNS East to decide where the dance battle to go to Regionals will take place, he forces Piper to agree to changing West's choreography which he deems "as bland as a piece of toast". However, after coming clean, Michelle orders him to leave TNS West but he strongly believes that the team is going nowhere without him.
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His position against abortion and LGBT rights, and his hard-line stance against terrorism, placed him at the far right of his party. After a series of public spats with his party's leadership over their strategy in the final days of ETA, Mayor Oreja decided not to run again for the European Parliament in the 2014 election, and largely abandoned public life. Since then, he has chaired the Fundación Valores y Sociedad, an ultraconservative lobby devoted to extending ultra-catholic ideas throughout the Spanish- speaking world. He has since publicly engaged with the defence of what he deems as "traditional" values, including positions against gender studies, women's rights, and LGBTQ rights.
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In February 2012, Robert returns to Port Charles, after receiving news Robin had died in an explosion. Robert's guilt over what he deems as his inability to protect Robin prompts him to consider suicide by jumping off of a bridge. However, a despondent Robert is found by Luke, who tells Robert Ethan Lovett is his son, in an effort to pull Robert back from the brink. Luke, along with assistance from Holly, concocts an elaborate story that Ethan had been abducted by Helena Cassadine (Ethan had actually agreed to go along with Luke's lie), prompting him to leave Port Charles with Holly to rescue "his" son.
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' The images also present of sexual desire, ranging from commenting on the girl's breasts to her thighs and hips. The taffeta dress she is wearing represents delight, though the story's tone is told with a sense of longing and a sense of frustration evident in the narrator's attempt at chasing women, with themes focusing on love, sexuality, and rejection. The story's conclusion also brings about the existential realization of both the narrator and the pretty girl that they are not as important as they think they are. Since both lack what the other party deems as qualities of a good mate, they "go [their] separate ways home" as to keep them "from being irrefutably aware of [their mediocrity]".
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The American Catholic Church in the United States derives its claim to apostolic succession through Bishop Duarte and Archbishop Emmanuel Milingo in the Roman Catholic tradition, as well as through Eastern traditions. The church shares some theological and moral teachings with the Roman Catholic Church, however there are major differences. ACCUS embraces a progressive interpretation of the Spirit of Vatican II, teaching that nonjudgementalism takes precedence in regard to more difficult moral questions. ACCUS rejects what it deems as "legalistic moral pronouncements" regarding such issues, holding that faith in Jesus Christ, along with an informed and enlightened conscience molded on the Gospel principles of truth, justice, compassion and love, should be the ultimate motivating force in a person's life.
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Cole replied directly to Karsh in his blog, dismissing one of Karsh's charges, that Cole's criticisms echo themes in the antisemitic tract Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Cole also defended his knowledge of modern Middle Eastern history, comparing his experience "on the ground" in the modern Arab world favorably with that of Bernard Lewis, a historian he said is "lionized" by Karsh. Jeremy Sapienza of Antiwar.com has criticized Cole for what he deems as partisan bias on issues of war and peace, citing his support for wars supported by the U.S. Democratic Party as in the Balkans and Libya, while opposing wars supported by the U.S. Republican Party such as the wars in Iraq.
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Approved by Governor Jerry Brown on September 16, 2014, Senator Pavley's SB 1319 authorized local agencies to implement a groundwater plan. Management of groundwater prior to the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act was unregulated and voluntary for the various agencies using groundwater ranging from special districts under authority granted from the state, city, and county ordinances and court adjudicated basins. Senate bill 1319 requires for the groundwater management plans to follow specific and include components that the state deems as sustainable for the specific groundwater basin and aligns with the SGMA timeline. If an agency was seeking funds from the Department of Water Resources for a project regarding groundwater or groundwater quality, they too have to abide to specific requirements such as preparing and implementing a groundwater management plan.
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Casalino, N., Mazzone, G. (2008): Externalization of a banking information systems function. Features, regulatory and critical aspects, in Interdisciplinary Aspects of Information Systems Studies, D’Atri A., De Marco M., Casalino N. (Eds.), Physica-Verlag, Springer, Heidelberg, Germany, pp. 89–96, , To study an information system itself, rather than its effects, information systems models are used, such as EATPUT. The international body of Information Systems researchers, the Association for Information Systems (AIS), and its Senior Scholars Forum Subcommittee on Journals (23 April 2007), proposed a 'basket' of journals that the AIS deems as 'excellent', and nominated: Management Information Systems Quarterly (MISQ), Information Systems Research (ISR), Journal of the Association for Information Systems (JAIS), Journal of Management Information Systems (JMIS), European Journal of Information Systems (EJIS), and Information Systems Journal (ISJ).
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During his time as Secretary and Treasurer of District 15, Pogliano made several contributions to the United Mine Workers Journal concerning relevant events that took place as part of the Colorado Coal Strike of 1921-1922. In the first of these correspondences with the journal, Pogliano describes the scene of the southern part of the coal strike in 1921. In a letter to the journal, Pogliano speaks of the forced attempt to cut workers wages by the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, declaration of martial law by Colorado's Governor, and the intervention of State Rangers. Throughout the article, Pogliano catalogs what he deems as the lies told to the miners by the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, which ranged from deceit concerning signed petitions issued by the company, to broken promises about the use of strikebreakers.
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Scenery of APEC venue Yanqi Lake in Huairou District English.news.cn 2014-11-08 On September 3, 2015, a massive military parade was held to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the victory in World War II with leaders from over two dozen countries attending and honor guards from 17 countries joining the People's Liberation Army in the procession. After a fire on 18 November 2017 that killed 19 people in an industrial neighbourhood in south Beijing, the municipal government launched a 40-day campaign to demolish "illegal structures", which for years have housed the millions of migrant workers, who the government deems as Beijing's "low- end population". The campaign have been decried by critics the evictions as part of a broader campaign to drive out these "low-end population" in a bid to give the capital a facelift.
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Ling Lai Ying (Louise Lee) and her husband, Wong Wing Ching (Ha Yu), are a well-respected and family-oriented couple who worked hard for years expanding the family business, Ka Cheong Wong Limited, involving cafes, famous for their Hong Kong-style milk tea. In hopes for greater expansion, Wing Ching's sister-in-law, Leung Shun Wah (Susanna Kwan) and her younger brother, Leung Chan (Louis Yuen) attempts to persuade Wing Ching to go public with the company and pursue an IPO (Initial Public Offering). Wing Ching is opposed to idea, claiming that the family's educational background is limited and going public would be a high risk for the family business. Meanwhile, Hui Nga Lun (Joseph Lee), an individual who Wing Ching deems as his "benefactor" after Nga Lun served as key witness in defending Wing Ching's innocence in a murder trial, experiences issues in his family's century-old printing business.
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In "The Rat", he is able to sabotage Michael's efforts to postpone his brother's execution by tampering with the electric chair, and in the episode "J-Cat", Bellick uses Tweener to infiltrate the P.I. crew to spy on Michael and the others and report back any information that he discovers. When Tweener fails to come up with anything Bellick deems as useful, he punishes Tweener by transferring him to a cell with a known rapist and ignores his pleas for help. On the day of the breakout team's escape, Bellick is informed by Tweener that Michael and the rest of the P.I. crew are planning an escape, causing Bellick to discover the hole dug by Michael Scofield and the P.I. crew during their initial escape attempt. Before he can tell anyone, however, he is attacked, tied and gagged by Westmoreland, who is a member of the escape team, though Westmoreland received an injury during the struggle that proved fatal in the end.
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As Karn and Klygon (betrayed by Delgan on a deserted islet) wait for either an inevitable end by drowning (for the Green Star has risen, and a tide with it—threatening to swamp the islet), they hear the swish of oars. Karn then calls out to the ship (just prior to losing consciousness) and the two are then taken on board. The ship, named Xothun (after a large, inland-sea- dwelling reptile) is captained by Blue Barbarians led by the nasty, brutish Hoggur, who sends the two belowdecks as slave-rowers. Their companions include select citizens of Komar, a peaceful mercantile kingdom recently conquered and ravaged by the Barbarians (under the chieftainship of a mysterious "warlord" immune to their racial madness) including its ruler Andar; the ship is on its way to Komar's ally Tharkoon to espy it out for conquest—which Eryon deems as foolish due to Tharkoon being ruled by a wizard.
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Several media columnists and Democratic politicians condemned the retweeted video, concerned that its substance—given the tone of some of Trump's criticism of mainstream media outlets for what he deems as unfavorable coverage of him, and his presidency—could encourage some of his extreme right-wing supporters to commit violence against journalists from outlets outside of the conservative media spectrum. CNN also faced criticism over an investigation that identified the Reddit user (associated with a Trump-focused community on the service, r/The_Donald) who had allegedly created the video, facing accusations that they had blackmailed the user. Later that month, a group of Democratic senators, led by Amy Klobuchar, issued a request for information over allegations that the Trump administration was planning to use CNN as "leverage for political gain" in the process of clearing the proposed acquisition of its parent company Time Warner by AT&T;—a purchase which was first announced in October 2016. The Daily Caller reported that, in particular, the administration was seeking the removal of Jeff Zucker as CNN president.
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In a 1995 paper published in the International Journal of Middle East Studies, that focused on a newly invented subject of 'Pakistan Studies', historian Ayesha Jalal notes large extents of creative imagining in the creation of the state historiography, to carve out a national-past based on hegemonic values. She remarked of Pakistan's history textbooks to be among the best available sources for assessing the nexus between power and bigotry, in the regard and noted of a rigid state state- controlled education system and curriculum, which imbibed this revisionist history among the masses, to satisfy its national ideology. Authors vary widely, as to establishing a time-frame of the evolution of the nation-state; in what Jalal deems as priceless examples of narrative confusions flowing from tensions between the ideology of Muslim nationalism and the geographical limitations of the Pakistani nation-state. Whilst some pan-Islamic ideologists locate the time-frame to correspond with the birth of Islam on the Arabian peninsula and choose to ignore the spatial and temporal distance between the two non-concerted happenings, others opt for a sub-continental approach.
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Ax the Tax rally Ax the Tax is a citizens group in Florida that leads efforts throughout the state against proposed tax increases for various projects it deems as wasteful government spending. The organization is credited with defeating as much as $47.5 billion in proposed taxes since it began in 1982, although critics say some of the tax initiatives the group fought against would have been defeated anyway. Ax the Tax was founded by Doug Guetzloe, a political consultant and owner of a public relations and marketing firm. He has led the organization to 17 successful anti-tax battles. Guetzloe has been described as having “a sharp sense of humor, an acerbic tongue and a populist message,” according to a reporter for the Orlando Sentinel, which “has built Ax the Tax into a small but highly motivated grass-roots force.” Opponents of the organization claim its anti-tax crusades have taken funding away for environmental lands, schools and roads, but supporters have described many of the tax proposals as “boondoggles,” including multibillion-dollar rail projects that have been rejected by Florida voters four times.
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