That appears to be holding true for this year's show.
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Three years later, the survey data seems to be holding true.
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Kim Kardashian West is holding true to her promise of helping others.
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But over the long term, Miller's analysis appears to be holding true.
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" As if right on schedule, Tristan, while holding True, remarks,"They say girls change your life.
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It's also worth mentioning that a woman appears to be holding True in the second image.
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If profits are up, that's a good sign that the economic growth narrative is holding true.
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We must accommodate these changing times while holding true to our unchanging principles — equality, justice and freedom for all.
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Instead, he repeatedly made a fool of himself and proved incapable of acting presidential or holding true to libertarian principles.
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In this imminent election, even withstanding the abnormal amount of presidential candidate controversy, the trends of elections before are holding true.
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Luckily for us, they've done just that, holding true to their promise to march to battle 'neath the (sign of the) horns.
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The Mexican peso has become the proxy for U.S. presidential election sentiment this year, and the trend was holding true on Wednesday.
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The three-judge panel here did that to the best of its ability, holding true to the balance struck by the Supreme Court.
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Holding true to their private reputation, the couple kept this pregnancy secret from the public until only months before their second daughter was born.
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Its technology really impressed me while still holding true to an authentic style and dedication to quality that I usually find in vintage bikes.
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As a wrestling event, it was fine, with the good-to-great baseline WWE has established holding true for the show's overlong six hours.
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He's holding true to his word: This year alone, Zuckerberg has already sold nearly 29 million shares, garnering more than $5.3 billion for CZI.
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" In their book, he and Ms. Gordon-Reed depict Jefferson as holding true, in his own mind at least, to a lifelong "patriarchal republican faith.
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Many in Washington believed he would be the nominee, a candidate who would finally broaden the party's appeal with Hispanics while holding true conservative credentials.
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At the outset of his professional career, Hablik experimented with different color palettes while holding true to an Impressionist style championed by the Berlin Secessionist movement.
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The Speedy Ortiz auteur has always been at her best when singing through oppositional clatter, holding true while guitars spit and spark and occasionally catch fire.
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A trained pilot, the Dutch royal secretly flew passenger services on the Fokker 70, with the airline holding true to its name, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.
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Other bands like Nekrogoblikon and Between the Buried and Me looked outward and pushed extreme metal into new, refreshing directions while holding true to that unmistakable metal spirit.
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Holding true to a set of values will improve not only the way people perceive you as a boss and business owner, but your self-image as well.
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He is holding true to the sell-your-brain, not-your-product philosophy that got him started as an investor — churning out books, papers, blog posts and tweets.
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Rather than take a broader populist approach, the company has found success in creating devices specifically with an outdoorsy/sporty audience in mind, holding true to its GPS roots.
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The photograph shows Khloé holding True while posing on the beach, wearing a tank top that reads "J'adore Dior" while True sports a pink ruffled top and white shorts.
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Meanwhile, Walmart, Procter & Gamble and Coca-Cola are down 1.3 percent, 1.4 percent and 1.6 percent, respectively, holding true to their past history of outperformance during these volatile times.
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"I think Democrats, though, want to make sure that they're holding true to their party values and they're making sure that's not getting lost in the sauce," Payne told Hill.
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"We predicted the fall color would be bright and brief, and that seems to be holding true," Deanna Curtis, the curator of woody plants at the New York Botanical Garden, said.
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With no special training as a designer, Mr. Armani single-handedly built a multibillion-dollar empire in less than half a century, one predicated on his holding true to his instincts.
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Last week, she posted a series of clips to her Snapchat account in which she's holding True snugly in front of her mama in the Baby Carrier One Air by Babybjörn ($230).
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Accel and Battery Ventures co-led HotelTonight's Series A and the firm subsequently invested in HotelTonight's Series B, C, D and E financings, holding true to its promise to stand by its bets.
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Francesco Totti is an asshole, and an icon, and he couldn't have ignited a country-wide row this week without both those things still holding true seven months shy of his 40th birthday.
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Judging from the videos available at launch, the app is holding true to its promise of "content first, advertising second," with laid-back, tongue-in-cheek shows that also happen to feature promoted products.
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For someone who has built a career around playing huge, domineering personas, Cohen's acting in The Spy is surprisingly reserved and internal, holding true to Eli Cohen even as the character slips between roles himself.
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The feature adaptation expands on the premise, adding actors like multi-hyphenate Jay Duplass, Game of Thrones' Pedro Pascal, and The Wire's Andre Royo to the mix, while also holding true to the original short's aesthetic inspirations.
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"When we look at the rate of hospitalizations and deaths, the pattern is still holding true that it's killing mostly those who are 'high risk,' such as the elderly, immunosuppressed, and people with chronic health conditions," Fauci says.
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SASB's mission is to help improve the effectiveness of these existing disclosures, while still holding true to the concept of materiality, by standardizing their format so that both companies and their investors can benchmark performance against industry peers.
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While it's hard to predict how steadfast we'll be about meal prepping or giving up that post-work glass of wine, we do know we'll be holding true to at least one promise: We're totally breaking out of our makeup rut in 2019.
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Go Pick Up Trash in This Colorado Park Holding true to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's campaign promise last October, the Liberal Canadian government has announced today—on the coveted stoner holiday of 4/20—that it will begin the marijuana legalization process next spring.
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By holding true to basic principles of equal opportunity and access; by accepting that people don't wake up woke but evolve; by bringing the passion for politics to new voters, Democrats have the opportunity to bring people along with them to implement progressive social change.
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It's a message he's holding true to as he ventures into the beauty world with his first collection for MAC — a '70s-inspired line of new products (lipsticks, an eyeshadow palette, a contour palette, and a rad powder brush), rounded out with classics (HD setting powder, liquid liner, mascara), rereleased in gray-and-gold limited-edition packaging.
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Two seasons in, the contention that Mr. Alaïa left enough designs and archival ideas behind to power the studio for decades seems to be holding true — in part because, while his stubborn refusal to bow to the idea of seasons and the spinning-ever-faster fashion cycle might have been irritating to some while it was happening (he would hold shows when he was ready, often long after fashion week had ended, meaning most people couldn't actually see them), it also meant that his clothes exist largely free of identifiable time period or era.
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The same may be holding true at present in Africa as the dendromurines have declined there since the invasion of murines and other muroids. The subfamily Dendromurinae contains 6 genera and 25 species.
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Koppitz is perceived by some as a progressive modern artist while on the other hand he was one of the more conservative photographers in his time, holding true to a number of traditions and always telling a story with his photographs.
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Due to his outstanding performances and showman-like qualities, Xu Xin gained the nickname of "XUperman", holding true to his superhuman play. This nickname is one of Xu Xin's many, the others being the Showman and the Cloudwalker, all descriptive of his playing style.
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From Isabella.” Emilie Blackmore Stapp headstone in Woodlawn Cemetery, Wiggins, Mississippi In the mid-1950s, Emilie Stapp's writing career came to an end when she broke her hip in an accident. Holding true to the teachings of her Christian Science faith, she refused all medical treatment.
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Undeniable is the second (and first independently released) studio album by American singer Raven-Symoné. Although her first album was full of kid-rap, she used this album to display her vocal ability while still holding true to her roots in rap. The album was released on May 4, 1999 and to date has sold over 2,000 copies.
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" Jean Kennedy Smith : American diplomat, former United States Ambassador to Ireland, founder of Very Special Arts — Inducted March 2011Romano, Kristin. "Activist, Humanitarian, Diplomat", Irish America magazine, March 10, 2011. Accessed March 22, 2012. "Often referred to as the shy Kennedy, Jean Kennedy Smith has quietly blazed her own trail while still holding true to the family legacy of public service.
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After graduating from law school in 1997, she moved to Manhattan and worked in the litigation department of Winston & Strawn. In 2001, she moved to London and began writing full-time. Her first young adult novel, Lily Holding True, was rejected by eight publishers. Giffin began a new novel, then titled Rolling the Dice, which became the bestselling novel Something Borrowed.
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While her previous album was primarily rap, this album focused more on her vocal chops while still holding true to her old roots. The original album was given a very limited CD and cassette release. Because of the rarity of this album, the original edition often sells for $40 and up on eBay and other online stores. This album, in terms of sales, did worse than her previous record despite new kinds of promotion such as opening for 'N Sync.
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At one time home to over 10,000 people, the Fruit Belt takes its name from the large number of orchards German immigrant settlers planted in the area. Holding true to their previously established agrarian nature, they the area planted large orchards and vegetable gardens in the area. As their numbers increased, in these orchards were laid out the present streets, the names themselves remaining as a testimony to the early nature of the neighborhood. The area remained a tight-knit neighborhood until the 1950s.
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In June 1963, Leonid Il'ichev made a speech at the ideological plenum of the Central Committee. In it he called people who persisted in religious beliefs as amoral, and that religion was one of the extreme forms of bourgeois ideology. He advised a merciless war against religion, claimed that if they did nothing the Church would grow and that they needed a militantly aggressive assault on religion. He criticized Stalin for not holding true to Lenin's legacy in his tolerant policies towards religion after 1941Dimitry V. Pospielovsky.
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Te Kooti developed the myth that white quartz stones were diamonds and symbolically the lamb of God. He incorporated this myth into many of his later religious teachings. He told his fellow inmates that he had been visited by the Archangel of War, Michael, to lead an uprising against the government. Te Kooti drew extensive parallels between biblical accounts of the Israelites being forced into the desert and the position of instinctive Māori in the 1860 having their land confiscated for holding true to their protocols.
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According to Ari, The phrase, "Cry Havoc" comes from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, and at least for "our album basically means go kick some ass". The title track and much of the album was influenced by the Spartan stand at Thermopylae, "which to me is the perfect example of holding true to one's way of life at any cost".Interview with Ari of Destrophy Currently, Destrophy members Ari on guitar and Tisinger on guitar have been playing as the backing band for Otep Shamaya (OTEP) during the October and November 2011 tour dates.
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Recent changes to the rules have explicitly banned naked shorting by options market makers. there were over two thousand market makers in the USA, and over a hundred in Canada. In liquid markets like the New York Stock Exchange, nearly every asset has open interest, providing two benefits: price takers can buy or sell at any time, and observers can continually monitor a precise price of every asset. A prediction market, or market explicitly designed to uncover the value of an asset, relies heavily on continual price discovery holding true.
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Victorian Clan Akkaba. For thousands of years, Clan Akkaba had the mission of safeguarding the legacies and mantras of their lord and ancestor. Once in the new world they reproduced and gave birth to the biggest clan they had ever seen in their long history. They gathered many riches and placed themselves in notable and influential positions to better influence and control the world. As the clan grew, it evolved, holding true to its ‘survival of the fittest’ creed they continued to battle and kill each other to gain Apocalypse's favor.
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Holding true to the mission and values of Elizabeth Schaeffer, > The intentions of the corporation are exclusively for charitable and > educational purposes, particularly to afford a home, education, and support > for destitute or dependent children and mental health services for such > children and others without distinction of creed, color, or country, and to > engage in related study and research. Today Silver Spring – Martin Luther School has over 65 children in its residential treatment program and over 200 students in its schools with grades from Kindergarten through eighth grade.
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In 2003, "A Whisper and A Sigh" was released consisting of 11 tracks, marking his first album-length work. After this album was released, Morali constructed a new quintet band under the same name, Syd Matters, marking the band's official creation in April 2005. Early May 2005, Morali then released his second album, the first of which was recorded with his new band, titled "Someday We Will Foresee Obstacles". A mixture of folk and melancholic pop, his music combines slow melodies with acoustic instruments while holding true to its roots in electronic music.
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' It was one example of the polarisation of political opinions which had occurred in the province of Salamanca, Robles's province, since the early days of the Republic. This new CEDA squad was also very much in evidence on election day itself, when its members patrolled the streets and polling stations in the provincial capital, supposedly to prevent the left from tampering with the ballot boxes.Vincent p. 212. In the 1933 elections, the CEDA won the most seats in the Cortes in no small part because the massive CNT membership abstained, holding true to their anarchist principles.
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The narrative takes place in a predominantly gay neighborhood in Washington D.C. near the famous Dupont Circle. The story focuses on the exploits of a middle-aged, gay man who has recently moved to the city after the death of his mother. The novel follows this protagonist as he goes through the grieving process, holding true to the belief our deceased loved ones stay with us forever, or at least as long as we continue to grieve for them. Considering the novel's exploration of the complex and highly personal emotion of grief the title seems simple, yet remains effective.
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On September 15, 2008, Thomas told Billboard.com that he's "probably about 80 percent done" with his second solo record, tentatively titled Cradle Songs at the time. Thomas characterized the album as "the usual mish-mosh of styles, but hopefully just holding true to a bunch of good songs." with the article also mentioning that the record will nonetheless feature several tracks that "take a more global, rhythmic direction after working with South American and African percussionists." Thomas explained one such experiment: On February 25, 2009, it was announced via Fox News that the album's then-supposed title was Cradle Song.
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On September 15, 2008, Thomas told Billboard his second solo album was tentatively called Cradle Songs. Thomas characterized the album as "the usual mish-mosh of styles, but hopefully just holding true to a bunch of good songs." The article also mentioned that the record would nonetheless feature several tracks that "take a more global, rhythmic direction after working with South American and African percussionists." Thomas explained one such experiment: > We started off with the idea of doing a newer version of (Paul Simon's) The > Rhythm of the Saints, and that kinda carried us a long way through.
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The SSPX Resistance is a loosely organized group of Traditionalist Catholics that grew out of the concern that the dialogue between the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) and the Holy See was leading the SSPX to accept the Second Vatican Council as a condition of the Society's recognition by Rome. The SSPX Resistance has continued to celebrate the Tridentine Mass and the pre-Vatican II (but post-Trent) rites, though independent of both the Catholic Church and the SSPX. They see themselves as holding true to the founding principles of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, opposing any drift towards liberalism and modernism perceived as having crept into the SSPX.
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Over 100 years after its founding, the Lutheran Orphans' Home at Germantown was moved to the Silver Springs farm in Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania where it still resides today. While nonsectarian with regard to whom it serves (holding true to its mission from the very beginning), Silver Springs remains a Social Ministry Organization of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. In 1969, the Silver Springs program was expanded with the establishment of Martin Luther School, a state licensed private school designed to serve the special education needs of children that live in the residential treatment facility and also children of the communities of the tristate area.
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His Irish-American mother had told him always to depend on a shamrock to bring him good luck, so holding true to his Irish descent, he suggested "Shamrock" for the name of the office. When a mysterious fire destroyed his dugout, however, George Nickel's post office never opened. Mary Ruth Jones became Shamrock's first postmistress, running the Shamrock post office out of the Jones family home. In 1902, the Chicago, Rock Island and Gulf Railway set up a station in the town, calling it "Wheeler" like the county, but later changing it back to the original name of Shamrock in 1903, which prompted the reopening of the Shamrock post office.
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Voiced by: Tomo Sakurai (Japanese), Mimi Woods (English) At age nineteen, Shayla Shayla (シェーラ・シェーラ Shēra Shēra; spelled "Shaellah Shaellah" in the Etranger Tour Guide) is (initially) the youngest of the three priestesses. Holding true to the classic anime redhead stereotype, this tanned priestess' temper is as fiery as her hair, matching her control over the element of fire. Makoto, Fujisawa and Alielle first meet her when she rescues them from a Bugrom attack on Mt. Muldoon, but she runs off with Afura without hearing them out about their mission. When she first learns Makoto's true identity, she accuses him of being a pervert and tries to roast him.
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Between then and 1992 he worked in steelworks, mines, chemical plants, and a Bass Strait oil rig, in Wollongong, Newcastle, Broken Hill, Whyalla, and elsewhere, depicting the men working in these environments sympathetically against a background of industrial decline and difficult and dangerous working conditions. In doing this, he felt he was not only holding true to the Externalist idea of art, but also returning to Joe Delaney’s view of art “about a historic social struggle exuding pathos and humanity”.George Gittoes, Heavy industry (Broken Hill City Art Gallery, 1992), p. 13. In this period, Gittoes was deeply affected by the death of his friend Ronaldo Cameron, a dancer who had been part of the TREE productions.
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That is, in the context of something like the institution of a market, a customer ordering potatoes, etc. would entail that they owe the grocer compensation equal to the service that was provided. While Anscombe does acknowledge that an institutional context is necessary for a particular description to make sense, it does not necessarily follow that a particular set of facts holding true in an institutional context entails the fact brute relative to it. To wit, if the example is indeed considered in the institutional context necessary for descriptions of 'owing', it could still be the case that the customer does not owe the grocer, per the counterexample of a film production.
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However, because such entailment is conditional on such a set of facts holding true under a particular set of circumstances, the fact entailed is still fundamentally brute relative to such facts, just that in such a case the leap in inference occurs at the level of the circumstances, not that of the facts themselves. Finally, if a fact brute relative to other facts holds true, it follows that some set of facts it is brute relative to is also true, e.g. if the customer owes the grocer money, then it follows that the grocer supplied them with potatoes. After all, had they not done so, then the customer would not owe them money.
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Fearing anarchy because of the conflict within Parliament and the general anger at the decisions the Rump had made, General George Monck, commander-in-chief of the English army in Scotland, declared that he was ready to uphold Parliament's authority and march at the head of his army to London, holding true to a statement in his book, Observations Upon Military and Political Affairs in which he said he valued the stability of his nation and the power of Parliament over his own life. Monck was also in a particularly powerful position because of his former relationship with and endorsement from Oliver Cromwell. Many imbued him with the power to affect who the next king would be. Lambert marched north against Monck in November 1659.
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Whilst essentially holding true to his word, Michael was not completely absent from the recording world during the six years between Listen Without Prejudice and Older. After a huge hit with a live duet with Elton John on "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" (that reached number one in both the UK and the U.S.), Michael contributed several tracks to the charity album Red Hot + Dance in 1992 (with one song, "Too Funky", being released as a single and reaching worldwide top 10 positions). The same year, he performed live at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert at Wembley Stadium (in 1993, an EP of Michael's performances with Queen and Lisa Stansfield, entitled Five Live was released, and reached in the UK).
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Otherwise Ireland once divided would remain divided and 'the line on which you are presently travelling will never bring you anything except division and disaster'. Opposing O'Brien's proposals and initiatives, the Redmond-Dillon-Devlin (IPP-UIL-AOH) hardline alliance remained uncompromising with their standpoint – "no concessions for Ulster". In the Commons on 25 May O'Brien stated that "we are ready for almost any conceivable concession to Ulster that will have the effect of uniting Ireland, but we will struggle to our last breath against a proposal which will divide her, and divide her eternally, if Ireland's own representatives are once consenting parties . . ." after which he and his followers holding true to their pledge, abstained from the final vote passing the Government of Ireland Act 1914, denouncing the bill as a "ghastly farce" ultimately as a "partition deal" after Sir Edward Carson leader of the Ulster Unionist Party forced through an amendment mandating the partition of Ireland, the Irish Nationalists' confrontation course with Ulster ending in fiasco.
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