Or, if not at hand, clearly visible in the middle distance.
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It has stabilized a tottering regime, but victory is not at hand.
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Eight months later, Obamacare remains the law of the land and collapse is not at hand.
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But sometimes the perfect implement is not at hand; we live half an hour from the nearest hardware store.
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It was "a case of self-defense," Mr. Faymonville said, adding that the bear had charged the group and a tranquilizer was not at hand.
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Indeed, a separate Reuters poll this week predicted sovereign bond yields are not going to surge ahead despite the sell-off since Trump won the election, suggesting the pop in inflation and in growth is still not at hand.
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Of course, the painting's place within the history of northern Italian art was not at hand in the sale room on Wednesday, nor did it trouble the thousands of visitors who saw it in New York, London or Hong Kong.
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And I think he smartly recognized that what was on the table was not going to be keeping with the vision that he had, and so he decided that this was not the time and that a deal was not at hand.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France expressed hope that the summit, the first high-level peace talks in three years, had broken years of stalemate, while acknowledging that peace was still not at hand in a war that has killed more than 13,000 combatants and civilians.
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Regardless of the reasons for the move, liberal kumbaya is still not at hand: The Democrats must still win two special elections on April 24, and also convince another rogue Democrat, Simcha Felder, of Brooklyn, to stop caucusing with the Republicans, before gaining true control of the Senate.
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If these larger cupels are not at hand the larger buttons will have to be reduced in size by a scorification before cupelling.
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Otherwise only 'transport' is permitted, not 'at hand' but deep in your pack, etc. There is considerable leeway in practice: Police and border guards will sometimes confiscate knives if they are 'too long'. Some tourist sites have metal detectors and confiscate knives.
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When war was not at hand the Navy was mostly occupied in chasing pirates. Historian G.R. Elton argues that Henry indeed build up the organization and infrastructure of the Navy, but it was not a useful weapon for his style of warfare. It lacked a useful strategy. It did serve for defense against invasion, and for enhancing England's international prestige.
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If actual opponents were not at hand, the regime found other targets that were punished to make an example. A climate of fear was used to create unquestioning conformity to Rosas' dictates. State terrorism was carried out by the Mazorca, an armed parapolice unit of the Sociedad Popular Restauradora political organization. The Sociedad Popular Restauradora and the Mazorca were creations of Rosas, who retained tight control over both.
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In the case of a lawsuit, the plaintiff proferred his own plea. There is no trace of professional advocates, but the plea had to be in writing, and the notary doubtlessly assisted in the drafting of it. The judge saw the plea, called the other parties before him, and sent for the witnesses. If these were not at hand, he might adjourn the case for their subpoena, specifying a time for up to six months.
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Karl Hurm started painting as a child. Neither his early work nor the sketches which he created on the backs of commercial documents during his time as a greengrocer have been preserved. The drawings that have been retained since the 1960s are not to be interpreted as drafts but as self-contained works of art, precise compositions with a passion for detail. Hurm drew whenever colours, brush and easel were not at hand.
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The right of patronage lapses at the suppression of the subject or object. If the church connected with the patronage is threatened with total ruin, or the endowment with a deficit, if those first bound to restore it are not at hand, the bishop is to exhort the patron to rebuild (reædificandum) or renew the endowment (ad redotandum). His refusal forfeits him the right of patronage, at least for himself personally. Furthermore, the right of patronage is lost upon express or tacit renunciation.
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The only course now open to the National Assembly was to assert its authority by force. On 24 June, the Executive Commission was defeated by a vote of no confidence and Cavaignac appointed President of the Council of Ministers with emergency powers, effectively making him dictator. Cavaignac was called to the task of suppressing the revolt. It was no light task, as the national guard was untrustworthy, regular troops were not at hand in sufficient numbers, and the insurgents had abundant time to prepare themselves.
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This obligation urges under pain of sin when there is danger of death. In danger of death, therefore, if a priest be not at hand to administer the sacrament, the sinner must make an effort to elicit an act of perfect contrition. The obligation of perfect contrition is also urgent whensoever one has to exercise some act for which a state of grace is necessary and the Sacrament of Penance is not accessible. Theologians have questions how long a person may remain in the state of sin, without making an effort to elicit an act of perfect contrition.
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Since the population was growing, more forest had to be cleared to make way for more cropland and also to make more living room for settlers. Thus, at first a homestead arose at a spring, and then, bit by bit, given favourable conditions, further farms were added, leading eventually to a villagelike settlement. In Raumbach, however, these favourable conditions were not at hand at first: the dale was all too narrow and there was no road that was passable in all weather and all seasons, not even enough to unite the homesteads at each end of the narrow dale so that they could grow into a village. Only in 1846 was a paved road, the Provinzialstraße Meisenheim \- Martinstein, built to link the two parts of the municipality.
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The court applied a slightly different test for confusion in the nominative use, as opposed to the fair use, context. To be considered a nominative use, the use of a mark must meet the following three-factor test, as originally stated in PEI v. Welles: First, the product or service in question must be one not readily identifiable without use of the trademark; second, only so much of the mark or marks may be used as is reasonably necessary to identify the product or service; and third, the user must do nothing that would, in conjunction with the mark, suggest sponsorship or endorsement by the trademark holder. Before the court applied this test to the facts, the court emphasized what facts were not at hand.
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In Germany, there is no separate voter registration, as resident registration is compulsory. All permanent residents of Germany are required to register their place of residence (or the fact that they are homeless) with local government. Citizens who will be 18 or older on the day of voting automatically receive a notification card in the mail some weeks before any election in which they are eligible to vote: for local elections, resident citizens of other EU countries will also receive these cards and may vote. Polling places have lists of all eligible voters resident in the neighborhood served by the particular station; the voter's notification card (or photo ID such as an identity card or passport if the notification card is not at hand) is checked against these lists before individuals receive a ballot.
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But it is to Laertius Cherubini that the credit is usually given of creating the bullarium in substance as well as in name. In the preface to the volume of which the title has already been given, the editor refers to his experiences in the ecclesiastical courts of Rome. In these courts I have noticed (he says) that certain advocates and judges went completely astray because they had not at hand the text of those apostolic constitutions a knowledge of which is most necessary in treating and pronouncing upon causes, seeing that in such constitutions is embodied the whole of the most recent pontifical law. After this explanation it is not surprising to find that out of Cherubini's 922 documents more than 800 were of recent date, that is to say they belonged to the hundred years immediately preceding the appearance of the volume.
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