The Cabinet Manual lays down the law in some regards.
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It comes in the overwhelming blast that Joel lays down.
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My father lays down his fork and lowers his head.
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Spencer lays down the usual "I'm just asking questions" line.
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Mars lays down the gauntlet now: Go big or go home.
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You even wrote a business plan that lays down all your ideas.
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During the session, Jennings lays down under a blanket with her eyes closed.
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When Angela lays down in Topher's room, he gives her a stuffed animal.
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Still, the document lays down a detailed marker of the administration's energy philosophy.
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Now this New Zealand dad lays down the law with a lesson on discipline.
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A widow lays down over flower petals at the Gopinath Temple during the celebration.
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Essentially, VPS lays down visual markers while you're wandering around with your smartphone camera.
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" She then lays down directly on the floor, still yelling, "That's all I wanted!
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The negotiated text lays down the groundwork for a summit in Katowice from Dec.
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Next, Lemp lays down new flooring or paints the floors if they've been damaged.
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Newton lays down bars for Prince Harry - "he's my G now", he said... pic.twitter.
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Chapter 8 lays down some ground rules for what Mandalorian life is all about.
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After a little consideration, Carson lays down the law: Yes, he wants to bone Mrs.
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Johnson shows off his wit and just lays down a cool factor with the appearance.
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A drug addict lays down his drug of choice in order to hold onto you.
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"In Europe, law has muscle, it's not muscle that lays down the law," he said.
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Over this she lays down another series of brushstrokes in bright colors – blue, green, red, orange.
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The way it lays down its rather modest amount of power results in its nervous smile.
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In a bow to Gandhian austerity, India's constitution lays down the aim of reducing alcohol consumption.
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Prince William lays down a challenge to put an end to bullying in a new video.
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The position against Trump: The legislation lays down the Democratic position against Trump and congressional Republicans.
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A fierce and lovely comedy about two teenage fencers, Gracie Gardner's play lays down its swords.
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Her new work, which draws deeply on African-rooted spiritual practices, lays down a different gauntlet.
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The printer lays down layers so thin it takes 1,500 of them to make an inch.
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Here, a worker lays down sheets of the material to form the piece inside a steel mold.
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Each airline will be responsible for developing its own training plan once the FAA lays down guidelines.
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In a basic game of SET®, the dealer lays down cards until someone calls out SET!
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Emerson sits when Abbott signs the letter "S" and lays down when he signs a straight line.
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The band lays down shocks of intensely abrasive screamo that flare out from a more melodic base.
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Bibi never lays down a credible peace plan that truly puts the ball in the Palestinians' court.
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Amtrak lays down a ramp on train platforms to bridge the gap at the station for wheelchairs.
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A metal nozzle moves along a gantry system as it lays down melted plastic on a flat bed.
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He like lays down and throws down tariffs against everybody and he goes at China all by himself.
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Ness (Hancock stunt actor Tang Nguyen) lays down the hurt with his bat, yo-yo, and psychic powers.
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The 3D printer lays down layers of a material like silicone until enough builds up to form a tube.
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Because 3D printing lays down an object layer by layer, complex shapes with intricate internal structures can be built.
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This also lays down the foundation that will allow your children to become high achievers later in their lives.
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But it lays down a blueprint for vastly enhanced inferred powers of the presidency for Trump and his successors.
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Here a police officer lays down a safety flare while blocking the road leading to the Arkema SA plant.
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They mostly hewed to the U.S. military's doctrine for ground warfare, which lays down a six-phase operational scheme.
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Just about the time that Dee Dee lays down for a nap, Lacey (AnnaSophia Robb)comes by to see Gypsy.
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Another, reworking tales from the Ramayana, an ancient Hindu epic poem, lays down the founding myth of a new people.
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Check out the clip -- Chris lays down the rules ... and it doesn't bode well for those living la vida XXXL.
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The paper lays down certain "safety by design" rules that engineers should be thinking about and following from the beginning.
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The exhibit also lays down some truth: We humans are a greater threat to sharks than they are to us.
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Using a digital tablet, he lays down the dialogue, sound effects and music in a multimedia storyboard before introducing images.
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Revered by the others, Mr. Green lays down the cleanest, clearest rhythms even as his large body teeters and lumbers.
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It lays down a marker on this sensitive issue before Chinese President Xi Jingping arrives at Mar-a-Lago next month.
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This is because if they realize that if they jail a Brazilian PCC member in Paraguay, this individual lays down roots.
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She's admittedly got some issues with her eyes, and when she lays down, she turns into a puddle of pancake batter.
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But it lays down a marker that could push Democrats toward embracing aggressive climate policies to promote through 2020 and beyond.
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Darius Rucker) lays down the law when his authority is questioned by JJ Watt (who's co-hosting the show with Andrews).
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The video shows a young Franco in a padded sound booth, as he lays down the vocals for an unidentified song.
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Then there is a girl who comes here often who just lays down, orders a cocktail, and stares at the ceiling.
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China has been operating like a pay-day lender as it aggressively expands and lays down major investments around the world.
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The head lays down strands of carbon fiber and melts a thermoplastic material to bind the strands, all in one step.
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"We certainly respect the deadlines that Congress lays down on specific reports, or in this case decisions about genocide," he said.
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He lays down his beating rod in the sink and then, much to the maids' horror, starts to pee into the urinal.
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The couple admit that there is quite a divide when it comes to who lays down the law more in their household.
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" Modica agrees, adding, "The foundation easily lays down over problem areas if there are any; it just gives a beautiful, finished look.
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Check it out ... Giuliani then lays down a step-by-step process of how Mueller's team has to handle a sitting Prez.
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I prefer to call what Trump is engaged in "autocratic presidentialism," meaning I'm the one who lays down the rule of law.
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He lays down different surfaces to further alter the sound, which ranges from almost silent, to whisper-like, to sharp and dry.
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The executive order lays down new guidelines, requiring families to be kept together in the custody of the Department of Homeland Security.
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At 10:07 into the track, Chris lays down a slow vamp that makes it seem they're about to start really swinging.
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She pays for the townhouse, giving the group a place to meet and work each day, and she lays down the rules.
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People with this mentality tolerate dishonesty, misogyny and terrorism on their own side because all morality lays down before the tribal imperative.
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But that could be some time coming, with the government insisting it can only resume once the militant group lays down its weapons.
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Then, in July, came China's first TCM law, which lays down safety standards for TCM drugs and the ingredients that go into them.
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He lays down parts for the song on drums, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, trumpet, cowbell, bongos, shakers, and a variety of synth sounds.
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Much of the conversation at the hearing focused on the standard the bill lays down for whether a website can be held liable.
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But the America's Right to Health Care Amendment lays down a critical marker by which we can judge Congressional Republicans' health care proposals.
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Over the next two days, our work crew replaces rotten boards on the roof and lays down sheathing in preparation for the shingles.
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The movie opens with a tragedy, which lays down an emotional back story between two friends, Sarah (Shauna Macdonald) and Juno (Natalie Mendoza).
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The director Erica Schmidt's adaptation of Edmond Rostand's "Cyrano de Bergerac," with music by two members of the National, lays down its sword.
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Normally the 91-year-old monarch solemnly lays down the annual tribute to Britain's fallen soldiers on the U.K.'s Remembrance Sunday, November 12.
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The 37-year old has been shunned by his family and lays down a thin mat each night to sleep on the church floor.
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Article 50 is the part of the European Union treaty that lays down the procedure for a member to leave the 28-nation bloc.
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But what Trump says while doing it -- what markers he lays down for Iran and other signatories -- remains to be seen, the source said.
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The soldier returns with the rifle anyway, lays down in the sand and fires seven or eight shots at the hut in quick succession.
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We put dark squared tiled carpet in there so an angel white pup leaves 10 mini devil white pups behind every time he lays down.
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"Deserted Veins" is murky and viscous; vocalist Zach Wise lays down a guttural performance that leaves you gasping, and the track itself exhales dissonant malevolence.
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Harden hops up, lays down a dance move in those red sneakers of his, and runs and jumps and throws down an emphatic windmill dunk.
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I read some more and end up finishing my book while she lays down to watch an episode of Jane the Virgin and falls asleep.
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The EU's Tobacco Products Directive, which took effect in 2016, lays down rules on the manufacture, presentation and sale of e-cigarettes in member countries.
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So every two hours (at least) they give her what they call a body break where she lays down flat on her bed for 30 minutes.
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Then she reminds Arya of another piece of Game of Thrones history and not-so-subtly lays down the plans for what's going to happen next.
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This lays down a track record for the company — and its investors — to believe that it can strike it big again in banking and, crucially, loans.
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After getting the sperm as close to the cervix as possible, the woman lays down with her hips tilted up, and hopes that it swims upstream.
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"There's real value in this because it lays down a marker on zero-rating that the Republican FCC will have to deal with," Feld told Motherboard.
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However, the electronic version of a sewing machine was curiously challenging in its game of following a curving seam as the appliance lays down imaginary thread.
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He lays down on a cement bench as another boy, who was not identified, is sleeping under a Mylar blanket on a bench across from him.
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It is a very specific New York City preoccupation and plotline, a horror and a drama that grips the imagination and lays down a gut check.
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It was governed by the rules of the International Union of Architects, an organization affiliated with Unesco that lays down a code of conduct for professionals.
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Another recent measure lays down rules for arbitrating disputes between foreign investors and the state, which could lessen the uncertainty caused by Bolivia's withdrawal from bilateral treaties.
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If you escaped adolescence without learning the exact rules, here's a quick run-down: One person (the liftee) lays down and crosses their arms over their chest.
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It lays down flat against your arm, then when you're ready to take a photo, you undo a Velcro strap, and the camera hinges up into position.
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The football will be in TJ's arms for the entire day, as he sits, as he walks, as he does interviews, as he lays down in bed.
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The patient leaves, and Laurie swallows two bottles of pills, writes a suicide note, and lays down on her couch to pass on – before suddenly jolting awake.
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The cinema celebration lays down a red carpet for a global awards season that stretches toward the 28503nd annual Academy Awards in February (The New York Times).
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Bloomfield, equal parts badass and softie, takes us to her favorite haunts and lays down her philosophy on cooking and life (in short, don't be a wuss).
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He explains he's filming to protect both of them and lays down the man's options—run or explain why he set up a date with a minor.
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"He pushes me on the bed and lays down on top of me while I'm twisting and pushing him away and saying, 'No, no, no,'" she continued.
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But it lays down a marker that could help chart the political course ahead, albeit a course that sometimes seems at odds with Mr. Trump's own pronouncements.
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In its current iteration, the formula is pretty fantastic: It lays down major pigment without drying lips, and — like many of Von D's products — packs major staying power.
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The first is under Article 50 of the EU treaties — the so-called "exit clause" — which lays down a two-year renewable deadline for a country to leave.
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Erdogan has ruled out a return to peace talks until the PKK, deemed a terrorist group by Turkey, the United States and the European Union, lays down arms.
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It was a coda, and Kendrick fans—who flood Reddit and Genius with intricate conspiracy theories whenever their hero lays down a verse—tried to pick it apart.
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Next to me, two women are taking turns on each other: One lays down and the other goes in with two fingers encased in a white rubber glove.
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An incremental artist who keeps finding ways to add something unexpected, in "Untitled," Greenbaum lays down ultramarine cutout shapes extending inward from all four sides of the painting.
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First, get rid of individual state authority over racing and get a national governing body that lays down the rules and does the drug testing across the country.
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On his remix of "No One Like You," over a Mark Colenburg drumbeat fortified by gallons of extra bass, the vocalist Alex Isley lays down some sleepy vocals.
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The bill actually lays down some clear public interest objectives for U.S. immigration policy and recognizes the American people as the primary stakeholders in their nation's immigration policy.
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Isaacson is at her best when recounting personal stories of herself and her teammates, and also when she lays down historical markers to put the championship into context.
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Their device lays down thin strips of hydrogel in a cubic lattice structure (see picture) intended to maximise the amount of surface area for a given volume of material.
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In cities it services to date, Google Fiber actually lays down the fiber-optic cables that allow it to deliver super-high numbers of bits to customers and businesses.
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More clearly than any European country except France, the American constitution lays down a rigorous separation of religion and state and excludes the idea of a nationally established religion.
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During the more mellow instrumental break, Mars suddenly just lays down on the stage, his angular body prostrate on the floor, as if he just needs a quick break.
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Also, the audio-only video sufficiently replicates the feeling of being a 70s teen and staring at luxurious vinyl sleeves while your favourite guitar hero lays down the solos.
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The design was created using a selective laser melting or sintering process, in which metal powder is melted in a pattern much like a 3D printer lays down heated plastic.
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Instead of painting the entire nail, Choi lays down a dark coat of polish in the center only, leaving the left and right sides bare or coated in nude polish.
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In the midst of the civil war infighting, everyone lays down their weapons for one day to celebrate the joyous occasion of a superhero king wedding a weather goddess mutant.
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Much like the Buddhalicious star he's named for, Keanu slips unscathed through the fast-and-furious raining bullets, miraculously dodging death as a heavenly chorus lays down an apocalyptic track.
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" Why it matters: "[T]he Trump administration is seeking to move to a power-based order — in which the US lays down the law and others are compelled to follow.
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As this issue gets more attention, from the presidential debate stage to union halls and workplaces around the country, this bill lays down a marker: Our economy will always evolve.
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" Whereas an open-minded critic makes an enemy every time he or she lays down a harsh verdict: "Abuse from those who occasionally praise is considered to be personally offensive.
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Self-made millionaire Grant Cardone lays down the law: You can't just skip a $3 cup of coffee and expect to be rolling in dough within a year, he says.
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He then lays down a chart of the TLT, the U.S. 20-year Treasury bond ETF on top, showing a correlation between a strengthening yen and a rise in bond prices.
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Now Deanna will play Chase's voice recording inside the doll when Nathan lays down for bed or when he's crying — and hearing her husband's voice brings her some comfort, as well.
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Or of "Orpheus, Tired Troubadour" (1970), in which the weary, mannequin-like Orpheus lays down his musical instruments amid a metaphysical cityscape so common in his art from 50 years before?
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If last season was all about traveling the globe to get back what you lost, then Season 4 questions how one lays down everlasting roots to ensure that can't happen again.
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Then there's an impromptu jam session with Glover and Late Late Show bandleader Reggie Watts as Watts lays down a partially a capella funk beat for Glover to improvise over vocally.
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On trade discussions, Mr. Macron took an uncompromising stance over Britain's intention to quit the European Union's single market, which lays down common rules and standards for goods and many services.
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I live on Martha's Vineyard, by the wine-dark sea, where drink animates the bleak winter months — and lays down a base for the heroic imbibing of the summer social season.
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The budget process helps the administration set priorities for agencies for the year ahead and lays down a marker on issues, a senior administration official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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In the two paintings titled "Summer in the City," Meyer lays down a patchwork ground of pale yellow and green glyphs, along with irregular off-white areas, again leaving areas unpainted.
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California lays down law on eavesdropping TVs Toys Talking toys are nothing new, but today's iterations are far more advanced than the pull-string Chatty Cathy or even the animatronic Teddy Ruxpin.
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As one example he offers, a recent legal determination by the Pentagon, winkled out by the MRFF, lays down what officers can say at change-of-command ceremonies or personal promotion celebrations.
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Their framework, called "Responsibility-Sensitive Safety", lays down mathematical rules for various events, such as lane-changing, pulling out into traffic and driving cautiously when pedestrians or other vehicles are partially occluded.
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After Jubilee plays a handful of tracks she's feeling at the moment, Lauren lays down a rollicking DJ set that captures the Detroit-leaning vibe of her upcoming release on Nervous Records.
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She lays down on a long piece of metallic paper and looks down at her reflection, smiling at herself shyly before throwing her head back and striking a pose for the camera.
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It also lays down an ambitious roadmap for Iran Air to rival the new breed of Gulf super-connectors that rose to prominence in the UAE and Qatar during its lost decades.
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It turns out CRJ is a perfect fit for PC Music's high-energy, hyper-glossy pop: her voice is even lighter than the thin synths and rhythms Harle lays down around her.
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Now, King and fellow researchers from the Laboratory have published a paper in Applied Physics Reviews that lays down a series models to describe the precise physics of how the technique works.
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MARTY I am going to give your partner the benefit of the doubt and assume that he lays down his golf clubs while asking you to take a powder from the office.
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He lays down top two pair — a monster in any circumstance, particularly in heads-up — and shows them to his opponent, making certain Teddy knows that he knows exactly what he's holding.
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He then beckons to me to follow him into a tangle of roots, trunks, and snagged plastic bottles as he lays down special measuring tape to document the plant species along it.
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Until the government lays down the outlines of what Britain hopes to achieve from Brexit—and debates the strategy in Parliament—the chancellor's fiscal plans cannot be anything other than limited and uncertain.
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The monks were merely following the church calendar, which lays down that the Wednesday after Easter is a day for commemorating the martyrs and ascetics who have toiled in the locality for centuries.
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Hajar lays down rhymes for viewers as they are taken from a border crossing to Istanbul, then on to Tempelhof complex in Berlin, a former airport that now functions as a refugee camp.
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He lays down this huge marker, sort of scares everybody that he&aposs going to -- you know, be so dramatic with these tariffs that it&aposs going to cause a colossal trade war.
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"New Patek," released late last night, was produced by Dolan Beats (Chief Keef, Lil Yachty); he lays down some very Zaytoven-esque piano while Uzi raps about diamonds and shoes and oral sex.
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Ecken, a seasoned writer of SF and crime, lays down a challenge to rethink the goals of speculation, now that we're living five minutes into the future, and that much closer to midnight.
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The stagediving bassist has drawn my attention to perhaps the most curious character in this whole video—the guy above who lays down on the stage for two seconds for seemingly no reason.
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"This budget makes historic investments in healthcare, education, and childcare, and lays down a multi-billion dollar investment to start fixing our roads and infrastructure," said Senate President pro tem Kevin de León.
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In "Cameo" (2017), whose palette of reds, greens, blues, and blacks brought to mind Philip Guston's painting "Mirror" (1957), Shear lays down mostly red brushstrokes at a slight diagonal to the vertical format.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A U.N. human rights expert voiced alarm on Friday that U.S. President Donald Trump might allow torture in interrogations, warning that it "lays down the gauntlet" for other countries to follow suit.
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"Other people found it funny too and so I decided to upload on YT." One woman lays down the law on these punk ass swans, showing up decked in pastel pink to assert dominance.
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The Afghan Cyber Security Bill, prepared by the Afghan Ministry of Communication, Information and Technology (MCIT), lays down definitions of cybercrime and procedures to tackle them within the purview of the existing criminal law.
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Made from bits of white plastic attached to a dark plexiglass ground, it translates biblical passages in which God lays down the law for mankind into a language — supposedly universal — of dashes and dots.
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The memo, obtained by The New York Times, essentially lays down a marker for once the dust has settled after Election Day, and it becomes clear which Republicans fared well and which did not.
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Practically luminous with beatific yet biting California wisdom (courtesy of a transformative performance by Maura Tierney, who's been asked to inhabit so many versions of the same character), Helen lays down some straight talk.
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Then there was "Over My Dead Body" on Take Care, a plaintive intro track that, like "Tuscan Leather," lays down the groundwork for what to expect on the album, from Drake and for the listener.
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She may repeat this process twenty times or more, sanding the entire surface, before she lays down the next layer of ivory black mixed with burnt umber, ultramarine blue, and sometimes a touch of white.
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Even when Sophia goes to take a nap, Rose hops up into the bed and lays down beside her (a Facebook video of the pair in action, viewed over 12,000 times, will tug at the heartstrings).
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Basically that Wanda still lays down the law old school style on her boy -- by actually spanking him -- and Hart can tell this from the way she was all up in his grill after the game.
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The Wooster Brush Company R017 Sherlock GT Roller is our top pick because it has an extra wide, smoothly rolling 14-inch head that lays down extra wide swaths of paint while affording you reliable control.
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In one of the more delightful Star Wars: The Force Awakens home video easter eggs to surface so far, Ridley raps about life on the set while co-star John Boyega lays down a beat behind her.
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"We expect the Council legal service (CLS) to be critical about this piece of legislation as it lays down a de facto mandate for wifi whereas the Commission should remain technology neutral," Joop Hazenberg, GSMA's director, said.
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Often times, he's caught looking dead: and he literally lays down like this to sleep because he's too lazy to stand and sleep, so people knock on our door all day like OH NO HE'S DEAD pic.twitter.
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Then we placed a pin across the joint to keep it straight while his growing bones continue to take shape and his body lays down the internal scar tissue that will be needed for long-term stability.
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Three male singers narrate and comment, with exquisite dissonances pointing up the sorrow; then a descending ostinato in the bass instruments lays down a carpet for the most touching soprano entry you could ever want to hear.
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The Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949 - which both the United States and Israel have ratified - lays down that an occupying power shall not transfer parts of its own civilian population into the territory it occupies, he said.
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Proper TOAST pops up from a real toaster before it lays down, gets buttered and dolloped with some apricot jam, then usually slides off its plate and lands good side down in my house, which is physics.
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Although both countries have quite liberal regimes for terminating a pregnancy up to 12 weeks, the German one lays down that women must have counselling—in which they are told that fetuses have rights—before undergoing the procedure.
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This lays down a challenge for European governments, pilloried by US President Donald Trump for slashing military spending after the Cold War, to remedy long-running problems with helicopters and jets that are grounded for lack of parts.
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But the imminent arrival of peace — which began with the acceleration of negotiations over the past year — has triggered a rash of clashes as these groups gear up to claim territory once the FARC lays down its weapons.
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That lays down a challenge for European governments, pilloried by U.S. President Donald Trump for slashing military spending after the Cold War, to remedy long-running problems with helicopters and jets that are grounded for lack of parts.
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It takes on honeyed cadences when he's making up to Fonsia after one of his storms of pique, but becomes the threatening roar of a baited bear when, with dainty delicacy, Fonsia once again lays down a winning hand.
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It was created using Exaddon's "CERES" 3D printer, which lays down a stream of ionized liquid copper at a rate of as little as femtoliters per second, forming a rigid structure with features as small as a micrometer across.
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The director, whose first feature is the beloved cult film The Iron Giant (1999) and second is the blockbuster smash hit The Incredibles (2004), lays down advice sourced from film commentaries and BTS documentaries about why some cartoons fall flat.
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The company, Atmos Energy, announced on Thursday that it was shutting off the gas in about 2300,2170 area homes for up to three weeks as it lays down new pipes, citing "extraordinary rains and unique geological conditions" in a press release.
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In what could be the last bureaucratic stage, or yet another delaying tactic, the authorities have invited the public to comment on the details of a draft decree which lays down the mosque's management structure, giving the state a controlling interest.
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The agreement lays down rules for the benefit of both countries - "meaning no base, no permanent presence of U.S. troops", said Teplitz, adding that Sri Lanka retains the right to approve or deny all entry of people, vessels and aircraft.
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In a suite of four woodcuts called "Towards the Forest," we can at least see his exploratory, mad-scientist moves as he, somehow — I couldn't figure out how — lays down veils of diaphanous color and makes images come and go before our eyes.
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"When someone lays down their life for this country, their sacrifice and that of their family is beyond reproach," House Veterans Affairs Committee Chairman Jeff Miller (R-Fla.), who has advised the GOP nominee on national security issues, said in a statement.
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"We were thinking about the freeze point in the creative process," Ms. Chiuri said, that signifying moment when an artist lays down a brush in satisfaction, steps away from a canvas in dismay or hands the work off to an assistant to complete.
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Take "Bad Man," which does indeed feature Mr. Thicke yelping about being a bad man looking for a "goody-two-shoe girl" while Mr. Perry plays lazy guitar slashes and Mr. Barker lays down uncomplicated harrumphs loud enough to signal an oncoming invasion.
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A $22020-per-month home broadband product will be a competitive service in urban areas, because Verizon will be able to hit many potential consumers once it lays down fiber, said Vinay Kanitkar, chief technology officer of global carrier strategy at Akamai.
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In this segment, the camera fleets from one portrait to another — in one she gazes obliquely sitting among flowers; in another she lays down wearing a white turtle neck as her hair frames her face; and in another, she gazes out a window.
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Instead of heating the mixture, extruding it like hot glue, and then letting it cool and harden, the 3D-printing technique used here instead lays down very thin layers of the regolith mixture, which are exposed to light, causing the binding agent to solidify.
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"When we sleep, our body lays down cobwebs, which is why people are tighter in the morning," says Ann Frederick, founder of the Stretch To Win Institute in Tempe, AZ and creator of fascial stretch therapy, which she's used to keep Olympic athletes limber.
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Yellen's comments followed her review of an initial paper from Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin regarding proposed changes to key regulatory items for banks such as the Volcker Rule (which lays down guidelines for speculative investing on the part of banks) and minimum leverage ratios.
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Opinion One of the perks of being a Californian is that Hawaii is a quick, often affordable getaway: Without the need to escape frosty weather, we're free to visit during summer, when the surf lays down flat and the price of hotel rooms plummets.
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The research done by Piketty, Saez and Zucman lays down the groundwork for this, and the bureau's statisticians and economists have been working with them and other scholars to identify how they could deploy new empirical techniques to show who actually gains when the economy grows.
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Article 24 of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, which lays down the rules to be respected by member countries when they establish customs unions or free-trade areas in order that other countries are not discriminated against, contains a little-used provision on "frontier traffic".
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If we ever want to know how a mouse hears a high-pitched trill, processes that the sound means a refreshing drink reward is available and lays down new memories to recall the treat later, we will need to start with a map or wiring diagram for the brain.
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Each of the canines has a different reaction: Ruckus runs off, Prince wags his tail, Luna waits patiently before tugging on Stessel's Santa hat, Cali barks, Teragon lays down on his back, Duke jumps up on Stessel, Bebe walks away, Gracie hops up and down and Kobe sits still.
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The paper lays down the groundwork of using ELMo for English language systems, but because its power is derived by essentially a close reading of the data that it's fed, there's no theoretical reason why it shouldn't be applicable not just for other languages, but in other domains.
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On his new stripped down EP as Quiet Slang, We Were Babies & We Were Dirtbags, he lays down gentler versions of two of his songs, "Future Mixtape for the Art Kids" and "Bad Art & Weirdo Ideas," before switching over to two covers, "Androgynous" by The Replacements and "Thirteen" by Big Star.
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Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked played down the instruction, telling Kan Radio that it would speed the application of Israeli law to areas where settlers live, which now sometimes takes years, she said, because it must first be adopted by the military commander, who lays down the laws of the occupation.
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After the associate justices lob rhetorical bombs at the presenting lawyers and one another, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., who relishes his role at the center of the bench, chimes in and lays down a proverbial iron dome that deflects the extraneous points and concentrates on a unified understanding of the case.
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It is our constant anxiety about that violence, our memory of its past labors and our dread of its future manifestations, that lays down the rules for how a people as complex and as diverse as we continue to coexist — continue to live together, tolerate each other and, from time to time, murder one another.
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Each day of the week has a different server and sound: Crystal usually pours six-dollar drinks to the groove of a funky jukebox on Wasted Wednesdays; on Thursdays, you'll find Joy Juice mixing exemplary eight-dollar whiskey sours (and occasionally partaking in a game of Rummy 500) as Mike P. lays down some old-school classics.
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Then, during the summer, Mr. Starmer engineered the decisive softening of Labour's Brexit policy, calling for a transition for "as short as possible, but as long as is necessary" after Britain quits the bloc in March 2019, during which Britain remains aligned with the bloc's single market, which lays down common rules, and customs union, which smooths tariff-free trade.
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Nine of the top 20 chemical concerns hail from the EU. With the EU at risk of coming apart at the seams and facing more pressing issues with regards to trade, financial markets, and common defense — each of which it could use help from the U.S. — it seems unlikely that Europe would pick a fight with the new president if he lays down a marker on the Dupont-Dow deal.
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This co-dependency is brought to the fore in the smallest work in the main exhibition space, another untitled piece from 1978, in which, on a rectangular sheet of Plexiglas twice as wide as it is tall (6 by 12 inches), Wagner lays down a vertical set of tape strips in the shape of a square on the left, while its horizontal, mirrored impression shows through the clear recto on the right.
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As an obsessive stan of multiple artists who have made some questionable decisions (I'm looking at you, Kanye), I've always been torn over how to both appreciate an artist and also recognize that I don't agree with everything they say and do (like, say, when a rapper lays down misogynistic lyrics, or when one of my favorite pop stars, Taylor Swift, seemed to lie to the public about that whole "Famous" situation).
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He lays down the foundation for "Try Common Sense" with ex cathedra generalizations ("pretty much everything run by Washington is broken"; "bureaucracy is evil") and then adds a brick-by-brick account of alleged regulatory idiocies: He decries how airport screenings pull people aside "if, say, we left a nickel in our pocket" and highlights the case of an angry public employee who supposedly sued his dry cleaner for $54 million for losing a pair of pants.
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