Whatever the Party holds to be truth is the truth.
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And as good as Homecoming is, it holds to this formula.
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The prosperity gospel holds to this illusion of control until the very end.
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"No objections or holds to the de-listing went through," the diplomat said.
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For indies, the economic metaphor even holds to some degree: Platforms like itch.
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And it is far too cosy with the commission it supposedly holds to account.
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And throughout the passage Toscanini holds to his rapid tempo for the entire movement.
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Take, for example, the Egyptian pound, which burgernomics holds to be the most undervalued currency.
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If he holds to that, it could put him and JPMorgan in an awkward position.
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George Mason suggested the standard of "high crimes and misdemeanors," which holds to this day.
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In essence, the Fed allows securities it holds to mature, and roll down the balance sheet.
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Here's how the teen perfected the art of long holds to resell shoes for massive profits:
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Davydov said he started off doing smaller holds to get used to this method of reselling.
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Senators can use holds to stall legislation or a nomination without having to publicly announce their opposition.
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That mirrors the pattern among Democrats more generally, but holds to a greater degree among black voters.
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If Dr. Van Bavel holds to his vow, he'll beat the trend of many of his colleagues.
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The Syrian government and its allies are increasingly capturing the remaining areas Islamic State holds to its west.
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Now, whether Ryan actually holds to his pledge not to be the nominee is fodder for future comment.
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The board will continue rate holds to avoid any potential negative impact on economic expansion, those surveyed said.
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He has been interviewed and holds to the position that there is a correlation between race and violence.
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If Zuckerberg holds to this promise, he's effectively locking Facebook out of the Chinese market for the foreseeable future.
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I'm excited for next the future and to see what it holds, to see what Marlene has for us.
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Whether McConnell holds to his assurance and whether the Senate can pass an immigration bill remain to be seen.
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For now, she holds to the idea that when guns are used as killing machines, something has to change.
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Is it possible, as this theory holds, to detect remorse — or any other emotion — just by looking and listening?
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"We will see how the government plays the last few cards it holds to confront this new scenario," Izikson said.
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As long as oil holds to current prices LCOc1CLc1, companies can afford to keep focusing on shareholder returns, analysts said.
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To create the various rhythms Napolean uses a lot of LFOs (low frequency oscillators) and sample & holds to create repetition.
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They were a little shook but O.K. On Monday, we loaded the plane, filling the cargo holds to the top.
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But fortunately, it holds to the central tenet of pulp: even when things go wrong, they rarely stop being fun.
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Legendary Formula 1 driver Jackie Stewart famously crowned the track 'The Green Hell', a nickname it holds to this day.
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But business leaders are closely watching to see exactly how American negotiators will ensure that China holds to its commitments.
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" Brown's brother Richard said, "Pat optimistically holds to the belief that people are rational and can be convinced by evidence.
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To save the universe, they and their fellow Avengers need to get the Infinity Stones it holds to a safe place.
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"Don't say u don't know what the future holds to someone but in my msgs saying u wanna marry me," she wrote.
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You can expect the first flights with Pegasus-powered launches to take place in 2020 if the company holds to its timeline.
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The resulting calm enabled the U.S. military to reduce its forces there from 3,500 to 85033 troops, and holds to this day.
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So I'm a little bit of a conservative there and I think there's something about the Olympics that still holds to that.
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Now more than ever we are in desperate need of the unique advantage each American city holds to build a different future.
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In 1969, Buffett closed the partnership and took on a leadership role with Berkshire Hathaway, a position he holds to this day.
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If The Expanse holds to the books, the rest of season 2 is going to go off the hook, getting bigger and better.
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The concept of a volcano being fire power and the power of fire that the God holds to do with what he will.
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Seery cycles between throwing combinations into the pads that Sheridan holds, to fighting off the grappling advances of jiu-jitsu brown belt, Wixted.
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The prosecutor's office, citing initial reports and information, said that police used physical force and compliance holds to secure Lowery in the ambulance.
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The Fed is allowing a maximum of $50 billion in proceeds from bonds it holds to roll off each month while reinvesting the rest.
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This is particularly true on the right—Mr Thomas is the court's most conservative justice—but holds to some extent across the ideological spectrum.
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It's also spicing up the shopping experience by doubling the number of product demonstrations it holds, to 150,000, and setting up festive selfie booths.
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Those include reporting the number of pets that die in its cargo holds to full-fare pricing, which displays taxes and fees to consumers.
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Melgar was bound with duct tape and placed in choke holds to temporarily knock him unconscious before he stopped breathing, the charging documents said.
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Recent results show the world may lose nearly all coral reefs even if warming holds to just under 2 degrees Celsius, the Post reported.
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Then, a report detailing the use of force claimed, three COs used strikes, mechanical restraints, and body holds to get a combative Harris under control.
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She believes in politics the way it is actually practiced, and she holds to that belief at a moment when it's never been less popular.
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She broke Kerber twice to win the second set, winning the first nine points, and two holds to love gave her a 24-26 lead.
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By the '90s, money, and the instincts for self-preservation that money engenders, had created a system of formalized control that holds to this day.
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Mr. Trump can't keep an entire region from crossing his red line, making violent conflict all the more likely if the president holds to it.
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So we'll see if Kanye holds to his promise come next February, unless the Grammys want to break form and nominate an album that wasn't submitted.
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Trump holds to his line on Islam Rubio's attack on Trump's comment that Islam hates Americans stood out: It was pitch-perfect for a general election.
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If the Senate holds to $67 billion in this draft Resolution, this roughly equals the first two categories of OCO listed in the President's Budget Request.
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The government has said that it intends to sell off or reduce non-strategic stakes it holds to establish a 10 billion euro ($11.6 billion) innovation fund.
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It must rely on about 30 companies that underwrote the policies it holds to seek increases from regulators in the numerous U.S. states where they were sold.
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In any case, if Mr. Lamb's lead holds, to keep his seat he will have to run again in the fall for a full two-year term.
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In an interview with a local newspaper right after the Justice Department report was issued, Lartigue compared investigative holds to an old family recipe for boudin sausage.
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I blow out her hair with a round brush and volumizing spray, then I give her a face mask that she holds to protect her from the hairspray.
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The company's volatile net income plunged to 253 million euros from 1.45 billion euros, reflecting losses and lower valuations on the investment portfolio it holds to pay claims.
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It is the Muslim community that rigidly holds to their religion, and it is that community which must become more "pragmatic and sensible," not the other way around.
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No matter how advantageous your position is for you, if your organization holds to a point of view that's contrary to social norms, be prepared for the fallout.
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The House Democrats need to open an impeachment investigation, which holds to account a president who cannot be shamed or embarrassed but fiercely protects his power and his brand.
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The numbers are a reminder of the power that prime-time television still holds to gather a national audience, even in an age of fractured and niche media platforms.
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On Thursday, Washington State's Department of National Resources announced it was canceling the first of three fire academies that the agency holds to train some 1,2009 firefighters a year.
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But precisely because the Republican Party sees deepening democracy as a threat to its future, it will use the power it holds to block any moves in that direction.
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Fran Drescher is opening up about her harrowing experience being raped at gunpoint over 30 years ago — and the connection she believes it holds to her cancer battle years later.
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Just as Katchor holds to an economical meld of black inked figures and gauzy gray watercolor, he tells touching and funny stories while keeping his word count to a minimum.
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Many remember him personally as a fellow coca farmer who rose to become the president of the confederation of local coca unions, a title he nominally holds to this day.
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Her right leg is raised, bent at the knee, and reflected in a mirror she holds to create a letter "M," while her left leg is extended along the floor.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's centre-left party celebrated into the small hours after increasing the number of seats it holds to 123 in Sunday's poll from 84 in the outgoing parliament.
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Although McCready makes enough money from sponsors that she doesn't need to put schmoes in submission holds to make ends meet, only the top pros like her are afforded this luxury.
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Senior officials said markets had misread the use of the word "gradual" to infer that the bank would only raise rates at every other scheduled meeting it holds to discuss policy.
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That treat-themed naming convention stemmed from the daily meeting that the Android team holds to discuss the state of the software and how the team is progressing on current projects.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's center-left party celebrated into the small hours after increasing the number of seats it holds to 123 in Sunday's poll from 84 in the outgoing parliament.
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But I know I will be meditating on Jenny Odell's "How to Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy" for years to come (plus, there were too many library holds to wait).
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Whether Mr. Trump holds to that promise or not, his opponents are trying to use his language against him here, where the next Republican presidential primary votes will be cast next Saturday.
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If the company holds to its three-films-a-year schedule, it'll have at least 18 Marvel films hitting theaters between now and 2027 — and that's not counting the Disney+ streaming shows.
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Net earnings jumped 45 percent to 2.5 billion euros thanks to effect of strong stock and bond markets on the value of EDF's "dedicated assets", which it holds to cover nuclear liabilities.
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Trump on Thursday announced his intention to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate-change accords, and if he holds to his decision, he'll do the American people a great service.
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In order to develop properly, the hypothesis holds — to avoid the hyper-reactive tendencies that underlie autoimmune and allergic disease — the immune system needs a certain type of stimulation early in life.
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Those are eyes that know that this dangerous ride on the back of the garbage truck will lead him—if his luck holds—to the mecca of trash that is the dump.
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"If he holds to hard-line demands, possibly including permanent restrictions on Iran's program, the deal may well fall apart — and blame would lie right on Washington's front porch," Mr. Kupchan said.
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The photo of the dinner table was widely shared after Axios reporter Felix Salmon posted it to Twitter, likely due to the seemingly conflicting views Bolsonaro holds to those of Cook and Nadella.
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The Satanic Temple, on the other hand, "does not promote evil and instead holds to the basic principle that undue suffering is bad, and that which reduces suffering is good," the organization claims.
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He said that Goldman wants to double the consumer deposits it holds to $125 billion over the next five years and to generate $700 million to $900 million in pretax income excluding reserves.
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After breaking for a 173-1 advantage, Bautista Agut dropped his serve but then broke Djokovic again immediately, extending his lead to 5-2 before the two traded holds to finish the match.
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They met with Trump with hopes of finding a solution that holds to his hard-line immigration policy and ends the practice of taking migrant children from parents charged with entering the country illegally.
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That would mean they would have lost their parliamentary seats, and those seats would remain vacant until the next election, increasing the slim parliamentary majority that Prayuth's coalition government holds to a comfortable margin.
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This activism is not new – it is embedded in our state's history and re-naming Donald J. Trump State Park would serve as a reminder of the transformative power it holds to carry us forward.
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Anthony Bourdain has had this fair share of beef with other notable chefs—but there is one culinary star he holds to a high standard, no matter what he's said about her in the past.
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If the studio holds to the release pattern it's established thus far, the film could come as soon as 2020, right after Colin Trevorrow's Episode IX caps off the final film in the Skywalker saga.
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And if President Obama believes in the virtues of an "active citizenry" he should not be relegating respect for "the flag and the National Anthem and the meaning that holds" to just the armed forces.
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These are the ordinary, everyday musings of a certain type of conservative, Christian, middle-aged, jingoistic white male — the type that, like Schilling, holds to a specific vision of America that is being rendered obsolete.
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The two worked together on the first three albums of Jackson's solo career — including the legendary Thriller, which was nominated for 12 Grammys in 1984, an all-time record that still holds to this day.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve should consider raising the proportion of short-term Treasury bonds it holds to give itself more options to respond to economic pullbacks, a top policy maker said on Tuesday.
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The photo of the unlikely group was widely shared on social media, after Axios reporter Felix Salmon posted it to Twitter, likely due to the seemingly conflicting views Bolsonaro holds to those of Cook and Nadella.
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" The athlete closed her caption by sharing the significance this holds to her as a new mother: "I am honored to share this bonding experience with my own daughter and add another generation of historic traditions.
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Then Mr. Trump will have to say whether he accepts the agencies' basic findings on Russia's role or holds to his previous contention that inept, politicized American spies have gotten the perpetrator of the hacking wrong.
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Some never forgave him for testifying before the House Un-American Activities Committee; this show holds to the theory that Robbins, a youthful Communist, feared that he would be outed as gay if he didn't comply.
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"Adore Me is a new brand of lingerie that holds to one premise: deliver beautiful lingerie for a price and level of service you never expect to be possible," Hermand-Waiche told CNBC's panel of business experts.
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" That assessment is beyond generous: Outlaw didn't fail to document his use of force, but instead was clearly dishonest about it, writing, "I USED CONTROL HOLDS TO HELP SUBDUE THE DEFENDANT…NO OTHER FORCE USED BY POLICE.
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As a reinsurer, GE cannot seek premium increases directly; it must rely on about 30 companies that underwrote the policies it holds to seek increases from regulators in the numerous U.S. states where the policies were sold.
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The main beneficiary has been the right-wing Freedom Party of anti-immigration leader Geert Wilders, which is set to more than double the seats it holds to become the largest party if polls translate into votes.
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There are reports that the Dmitrii Donskoi, which was scuttled during the Russo-Japanese war in 1905, went down with 5,500 boxes of gold bars and coins still in its holds to stop the Japanese seizing it.
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Judge Kavanaugh may lose the privilege of a lifetime appointment to the US Supreme Court, having instead to settle for the lifetime appointment he already holds to the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia.
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Sony has a parade of big-budget sequels on the way — "Men in Black: International" arrives in June — and the studio is aggressively mining the rights it holds to Marvel characters in the Spider-Man comics family.
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In the coming weeks, I will use whatever power this office holds to engage my fellow citizens — from law enforcement to mental health professionals to parents and educators — in an effort aimed at preventing more tragedies like this.
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Still, the Italian broadcaster said it had accepted Vivendi's request to allow the 9.6% stake it directly holds to qualify for Mediaset's loyalty voting scheme, though it would wait for a ruling from an Italian court on that.
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The centerpiece of this is the so-called liquidity coverage ratio, which tests the quantity of assets a lender holds to withstand 30 days of investors pulling money in a stress situation partly modeled on the financial crisis.
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Twenty floors below the room in Lower Manhattan where the governor made his remarks, protesters chanted their opposition to colonialism — which is how they view the power that the panel holds to make decisions about Puerto Rico's future.
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This comes as mere startups, like Uber, have reached valuations that have surpassed legacy automakers like GM. If 2017 holds to expectations, we will see a greater number of tech IPOs and acquisitions, particularly from non-traditional buyers.
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Having made a name for himself in academia as the world's only expert on underground euthanasia (a distinction he arguably still holds to this day), Ogden is perhaps the only non-activist to attend an entire NuTech conference.
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Officials quickly warned the school that a sale would violate a federal law that says any organization that receives federal funding must make every effort to return any spiritual or culturally significant items it holds to the tribes.
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The sheer number of hurdles that reform legislation must pass through, from filibusters to holds to committee votes, have turned the federal government into a vetocracy that stands paralyzed and incapable of adapting in the face of new challenges.
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Beyond judging women by their looks and using their appearance as a weapon for humiliation, Trump holds to a much more damaging sexist belief: the notion that men are somehow entitled to a woman's body even against her will.
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"The kingdom's production policy will maintain a large degree of responsibility," he said, signalling the kingdom would not flood an oversupplied market if there was no demand for it, a position Saudi Arabia has always said it holds to.
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It's an effort that highlights some of the potential VR holds to do more than provide a new, more immersive medium for games, and we discuss some possibilities for how experiences like 6'x9′ could have a more far-reaching impact.
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But still, it holds to reason that if Facebook has 500 million photos — likely culled from its users — in the service of testing or training its facial recognition tech, then at least some children are going to be found in there.
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The Dow Theory predicts that the market is in an uptrend when both the Dow Industrials and Dow Transportation Average make a higher high either at the same time, or one after another – the opposite also holds to be true.
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Twitter predates the modern smartphone era, and even though you can now post pictures, videos and links on Twitter, the service still holds to the 140-character limit for its standard posts and displays your character count as you type.
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BUDAPEST, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Hungary should cut the share of debt denominated in foreign currencies that it holds to zero, which would take an overhauled debt-financing strategy, central bank Governor Gyorgy Matolcsy said on Friday, according to the state news agency, MTI.
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For its part, the Fed lowered its target range for the overnight funds rate by 25 basis points and ended the monthly balance sheet reduction it accomplished by allowing a capped level of proceed from the bonds it holds to roll off.
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The theory Biden's team holds to is that the narrative shaped on Twitter by the political elite, including the national political reporters who cover his campaign, does not reflect how voters actually see Biden, or how the race is playing out in real time.
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As a member of the mustelid clan — a noble but often misunderstood family of carnivorous mammals that includes ferrets, badgers, minks and wolverines — she holds to a slender, elongated body plan, the better to pursue prey through tight spaces that most carnivores can't penetrate.
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The website of Santa Maria Maggiore says the relics currently lie before the basilica's main altar in a crystal reliquary shaped like a crib that "contains pieces of ancient wood which tradition holds to be part of the manger where the Baby Jesus was laid".
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"We must sacrifice the last dollar and drop of blood to rid us of that badge of slavery, and it must rest with England alone to say whether it is worth eternal war, for eternal it must be if she holds to the wrong," he wrote.
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He estimated that global palm oil stocks would fall by 1 million to 1.5 million tonnes in 2019, if Indonesia holds to its so-called B20 mandate that stipulates biodiesel must have a bio-content of 20 percent, and if Malaysia successfully implements a B10 mandate.
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The firm has halved the number of E&P stocks it holds to 15 names, because the probability of default for a number of its previous holdings exceeded its "hurdle rate," or the minimum rate of return it needs to justify the risk of holding an investment.
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"Even as a modern, homegrown, and ever-changing culture percolates below the surface ...Washington holds to its historical ideal of a city built on a common heritage — a place for all Americans to reflect on a shared identity, even in a contentious election year," Montague writes.
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The son and grandson of tailors, Neil Barrett, the Milan-based English designer, habitually restricts his work to a narrow range of shapes, holds to a near-monochrome palette and builds silhouettes so tidily militaristic in precision that their image tends to linger after the lights have gone down.
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As for the rest of the Republican Party, they believe they can squeak to re-election with a president who extols scoundrels, defames heroes, lies without compunction, holds to no higher principle than his personal gratification and thinks he can always get away with it, because he always does.
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In addition to hiking its benchmark funds rate, the Fed has been reducing the size of its balance sheet by allowing up to $50 billion a month in proceeds from bonds it holds to run off in a process nicknamed "quantitative tightening" or QT. A slowdown in China ranks third among investor concerns.
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The upshot is that if Amazon's stock price tumble holds to the market close on Friday – and provided nothing wild suddenly happens to Microsoft's own share price – Bezos will lose his crown of world's richest man to Bill Gates, who has a net worth of $107 billion according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
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But if Mr. Barr holds to the view that a president's actions should be policed by the political and not criminal process, it will be imperative that he share a Mueller report with Congress and, to the extent practicable, with the public, redacting only information that is classified or otherwise prohibited by statute.
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Missouri holds to beat Western Kentucky Cullen VanLeer made two free throws with 235 seconds left to help Missouri hang on to beat Western Kentucky 244-230 on Saturday in Columbia, Mo. The Tigers led by one point when VanLeer was fouled after his rebound of Pancake Thomas' unsuccessful 3-point attempt for the Hilltoppers (3-6).
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Ever since the genre's dawning in the Bronx, following the legendary 1971 Hoe Avenue meeting that made unprecedented peace among an uptown jumble of warring Black and Latinx gang factions, rap remained tethered to the Spanish speakers and descendants both in its rank and file as well as in its community, a status that holds to this day.
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If all goes to plan, Nansledan will eventually be almost twice as big as Poundbury, with more than 4,000 homes when it is completed in about 40 years (the Duchy says the long time-frame allows it to take advantage of rising property prices, and assures residents that it will stick around to ensure the development holds to its principles).
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It's the default standard for 210K Ultra-HD Blu-ray disks, and has been embraced by both Sony and Microsoft for the PlayStation 22017 and Xbox One S. The downside is that while HDR10 is more open, it holds to a lower standard of video quality than Dolby Vision, mastering content at 1,000 nits of brightness compared to Dolby Vision's theoretical 10,000-nit limit.
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