Yet if the American Century rested on American economic strength, it also rested on American leadership.
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That's right, my entire makeup regimen rested on one product.
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However, the burden of innovation has largely rested on startups.
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Her hand had rested on my head for an instant.
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Mr. Manafort's lawyers rested on Tuesday without presenting a defense.
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Exhausted, she rested on a green velour sofa at home.
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The skeleton was supine, its skull rested on a pillar.
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Antonio Mallet's murder conviction rested on testimony from one eyewitness.
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Power strips rested on every table, like so many centerpieces.
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Wingo's brief trial rested on a witness who later recanted.
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My self-image rested on the knife's edge of his approval.
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The Catholic Church rested on the subjugation of women, she charged.
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It rested on a virtual amnesty, but not a formal one.
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The flag rested on his head and wrapped around his shoulders.
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They should be—all of human civilization rested on their shoulders.
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Instead, Manafort's team rested on Tuesday without calling a single witness.
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A lot of it rested on, you guessed it, hacked emails.
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I rested on her lap until the ambulance finally got there.
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She never sat or rested on an object, even to eat.
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This country's tennis hopes rested on Milos Raonic and Eugenie Bouchard.
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In the glass booth, elbows rested on tables, foreheads on hands.
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This country's tennis hopes rested on Milos Raonic and Eugenie Bouchard.
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The system was unsustainable and rested on decades of economic plunder.
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His hand rested on the cushion between him and the girl.
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These sites' entire business model rested on their share-ability on Facebook.
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Paro's head rested on the man's leg, which seemed to enchant him.
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Constant's vision rested on the birth of a new kind of human.
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A mini tube of toothpaste rested on the dashboard of one truck.
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The Bulls struggled to boil water whenever he rested on the bench.
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His argument in part rested on his broad theory of presidential power.
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In the back, one performer, Alaska, rested on a bed of nails.
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There was something tremendously empathic in how his eyes rested on people.
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Though well-loved at Hamilton High, he never rested on his laurels.
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His helmet was securely fastened, and his ballistic glasses rested on his nose.
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Schroders said oil companies' commitment to paying dividends rested on crude prices recovering.
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But that assumption rested on a misunderstanding of what students are paying for.
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The laptop rested on my thighs and destroyed all sensation below my knees.
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But it rested on the idea that America protected privacy to European standards.
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However, the depraved-heart murder charge rested on whether prosecutors proved Goodson's intent.
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Moreover, Steele's dossier was only part of what the fisa warrant rested on.
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The defense rested on Wednesday, and closing arguments will be given on Thursday.
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While we could have rested on our laurels, we got back to work.
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The prosecution and the defense rested on Wednesday after two days of testimony.
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Mr. Dello Strologo said its fate rested on the port, immigration and tourists.
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The Brazilian government hasn't rested on its laurels in terms of combating bad service.
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He argues that it rested on three ideas shared by neoconservatives and neoliberal interventionists.
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A large chunk of the tail rested on the other side of the road.
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Shouldn't there be a flat bottom so they can be rested on your thighs?
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Trump's campaign rested on his reputation as a famous negotiator, a maker of deals.
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G Eric Gordon, F Trevor Ariza and C Nene were all rested on Sunday.
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F Trevor Ariza, G Eric Gordon and C Nene were all rested on Sunday.
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Photographs of the community's early residents, including Mr. Omar's father, rested on an easel.
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Colonialism was built on racism, which rested on dehumanizing the colonized, to justify itself.
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Marshall's strategy rested on remaking the judiciary as the last holdout of Federalist power.
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The child's head, sunburned under the blond velvet, rested on the woman's strong arm.
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The sculpture rested on a steel base, but something about the dimensions felt wrong.
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When I placed my jewelry on the bureau, it rested on top of it.
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It rested on a simple idea: Women could show their power by doing nothing.
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BEFORE: In 2018, many people sat and rested on red chairs in Times Square.
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It was the familiar story of clueless elites, and it rested on intellectual complicity.
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Alligator heads, agape and toothy, rested on a shelving unit beside antlers and pelts.
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The shortstop playfully rested on his stomach for several moments to catch his breath.
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The bones and rocks rested on a sandy flood plain by a meandering stream.
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The survivors rested on blankets and pieces of cardboard, filling every room and hallway.
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His red Gibson guitar rested on the white inner lining of the coffin lid.
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Mallet's conviction rested on Walker's account that he had seen Mallet fire the gun.
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On the pulpit, poster-sized photos of her through the years rested on easels.
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The hand rested on the folded surface of the tablecloth beside an empty plate.
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But with few hotels with rooms available, many passengers rested on the baggage carousels.
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Did you notice how long Winslow's hand rested on Fred's shoulder during that pool game?
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The country's good fortune has long rested on wealth from its mineral resources and farmland.
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Much excitement, for example, rested on the prospect of oil funds being splurged on infrastructure.
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He hinted that a decision on what to do next rested on the Catalan response.
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But his reputation largely rested on his work in big bands, and one in particular.
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Troop contributions had rested on NATO allies seeing more details about Trump's strategy, diplomats said.
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Two rabbits rested on each other in a patch of sun, looking a bit lethargic.
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Blackness in Insecure isn't rested on the burden to be powerful, cool, insightful, and progressive.
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Theodore Trigo, 1, rested on a cot in a shelter at Thomas Jefferson Middle School.
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Survival of the throne: Episode four The survival of Japan's monarchy rested on her shoulders.
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The young man's hands rested on two pillows, wrists bent and fingers contracted into fists.
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The Tea Party challenges rested on an ideology: resistance to Obamacare, immigration, and social programs.
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The history of the war, as taught in my college classes, rested on two assumptions.
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A riot gun, which uses compressed air to fire nonlethal projectiles, rested on his desk.
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"Dawn," like "Rise" before it, rested on a hopeful, slightly hokey message of interspecies harmony.
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Pistons star Blake Griffin was rested on the second game of a back-to-back.
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The prosecution rested on Thursday afternoon, and the defense called three police officers to the stand.
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Dollar General's defense largely rested on whether tribal courts have "inherent sovereignty" over non-tribal members.
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The researchers installed a platform in the tank which the jellyfish rested on during the day.
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The backlash to Jenner's new line rested on one product in particular — the walnut face scrub.
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Elvis's popularity with teen girls rested on two things: his image and the music he played.
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State-owned banks provided cheap financing for firms whose success often rested on winning official approvals.
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Many Italian firms have rested on their laurels, he says, believing their product to be superior.
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A flower arrangement, Ben's football helmet and a football signed by his teammates rested on top.
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When we rested on the seats with 30 available settings, we felt like taking a nap.
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Thrill of It All was his entry into the business, and Zero's success rested on him.
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C J.T. Realmuto was rested on Sunday, one day after he caught Edinson Volquez's no-hitter.
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Family photos rested on every surface, including a broken 1930s-era telephone sitting on a shelf.
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Most of the responsibility for Flint has rested on the shoulders of local and state leaders.
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A paperweight-sized crystal ball rested on top of the various files and outdated storage devices.
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Hundreds of snippets covered the desk, others rested on the windowsills and in the open drawers.
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Mr. Simmons rested on his bench, mostly quiet, the occasional vape cloud escaping between the bars.
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A copy of Mr. O'Reilly's book "Killing Jesus" rested on the table in front of her.
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Grizzlies SF Chandler Parsons was rested on Wednesday but is slated to play in Memphis. 3.
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"I can talk a good gun game, but I had it rested on my shoulder," she said.
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A lot of the innocence and wonder of the Stranger Things' first season rested on their youth.
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The phone rested on a large table, as did the TV Everything I needed was within reach.
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An emotional Isaias had both his hands rested on his heart as he waved the guests goodbye.
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Diana sat beside the queen while Prince Charles rested on the antique furniture's arm next to her.
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INGRAHAM: Oh, come on -- BOLDEN: -- that case didn&apost also -- wasn&apost just rested on discrimination issues.
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All the rockets weight—almost 3,000 tonnes (about 3,300 tons) in all—now rested on the engines.
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Then the students D.J.'ed different beats and music while containers of microbes rested on vibrating speakers.
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Much of the GOP's potential defense rested on how much they would expand the Child Tax Credit.
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Following the incident, emergency vehicles surrounded the plane as it rested on its nose on the tarmac.
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She also reported back then that his real estate empire rested on a heavily indebted financial maze.
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Much of the Democratic hope for the Arizona Senate seat rested on the strength of Sinema's candidacy.
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The truth-telling system and political journalism rested on certain assumptions about how public actors would behave.
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She placed her hand on the top of her son's head, which he rested on her shoulder.
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Its hull was ripped open and its mast rested on the roof of a popular beach bar.
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And I was particularly skeptical if the entire case against Trump rested on that one phone call.
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The eagle briefly rested on one of the aerial trucks placed on a bridge on Highway 10.
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Mr. Libby has long maintained his innocence, arguing that his conviction rested on a difference of memories.
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His conviction rested on the theory that he had advanced their cause simply by translating their texts.
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His head hung suspended just above his folded arms, which rested on the back of his chair.
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In 2003 America's forces rested on their laurels after their race to Baghdad, letting insurgents fill the vacuum.
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It argued that the "miracle" rested on two features dear to Republican hearts—"empowering consumers and fostering competition".
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Despite a small sample size (the finding rested on five extended prodigy families), the data was statistically significant.
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His chin rested on his chest and his face bobbed up and down with each rapid fire breath.
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It supports the notion that the Declaration's authority rested on one united people, not a collection of states.
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Gourde's rising shot delivered a direct hit on Markstrom's water bottle, which rested on top of the net.
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That rested on whether the WWE hurt performers by failing to give them information that it should have.
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It grew immediately thanks to an 8-0 run as Curry and Klay Thompson rested on the bench.
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But its published rationale rested on the newly formulated ATF "Framework" for determining the "sporting purposes" of ammunition.
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Amazon's brand identity has long rested on the promise of getting parcels to customers as quickly as possible.
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During the height of the Cold War, Communist interest in black lives rested on a Janus-faced platform.
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"When I rested on the couch, she came and put her head on my thigh," Ms. H said.
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Even walking generated a gentle tap against my left wrist, which rested on the pad below the keyboard.
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The Supreme Court's ruling in Abbasi rested on two fundamental flaws — one of them doctrinal, the other, analytical.
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Police officers sought refuge from the sweltering heat in doorways, and firefighters rested on their hulking red trucks.
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Epicurus's scientific speculations—on atomism and natural selection—sound uncannily modern but rested on brilliant inference, not experiment.
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Nowitzki, rested on the front end of a back-to-back, is expected back Monday night at Atlanta.
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Far from being built on thin air, this long bull run has rested on a boom in corporate profits.
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Ward started in place of Corey Crawford, who rested on the second night of a back-to-back set.
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Last year, its chances rested on Alfonso Cuarón's semiautobiographical black-and-white movie, "Roma," which was primarily in Spanish.
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The case for free trade has rested on a confusion between two notions of efficiency: Kaldor-Hicks and Pareto.
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But he also argued that much rested on the behavior of local governments that the US cannot always control.
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After all, the Bible states that God took six days to create Earth then rested on the seventh day.
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Where the San Bernardino case rested on an exotic All Writs Act argument, the Wiretap Act is relatively straightforward.
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A green and yellow dome rested on the pile of rubble, the only part of the structure still intact.
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"I love you," she wrote of an Instagram Story showing Hammer smiling as the newborn rested on her chest.
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Back then, it felt like humanity's ability to feed itself, long taken for granted, rested on a knife's edge.
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Nor would they be expected to accommodate to any version of Protestant cultural hegemony that rested on theological orthodoxy.
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Deterrence rested on the consensus that if nuclear bombs were used, they would pose catastrophic risks to both sides.
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We rested on Mondays because weekends were when people were most likely to be free to walk with us.
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The persona of Aziz Ansari rested on the construction that he was a progressive guy sensitive to dating mores.
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Much of this important assumption rested on a U.S. intelligence assessment that Iran's nuclear weapons work ceased in 2003.
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America's relationship with Israel has always rested on two pillars: an affinity of values and a shared strategic interest.
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The instructors and choreographers approached each session as if the very future of American ballet rested on our performances.
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The legal basis for the American bombing of North Vietnam rested on the collective self-defense of South Vietnam.
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The weapon rested on the wall of a rooftop on the outskirts of the city of Tal Afar, Iraq.
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For decades Britain's foreign policy has rested on three pillars: the United States, the European Union and the emerging world.
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As they fed, the moths rested on the neck of the birds, doing their best to avoid waking their hosts.
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One of the woman's graceful hands rested on an arraignment bot, the other reached out with an open, upturned palm.
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After her climb, she rested on a red mat and looked back up at the wall she had just conquered.
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He got so thin his arms looked like withered branches and the skin of his belly rested on his spine.
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Would-be travelers paced the sidewalk, but most sat quietly along the curb or rested on beds made of cardboard.
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McCarthy said her determination, a legally binding decision to maintain the fuel efficiency rules, rested on an extensive technical record.
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In the image, Paltrow's hand rested on top of Falchuk's, as she tucked her pinky between two of his fingers.
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The three researchers' definition of scientific stardom rested on such criteria as patents held, funding received and publications widely cited.
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A partially melted carton of Ben & Jerry's chocolate-chip cookie-dough ice cream rested on the banister of a staircase.
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Six different pizzas now rested on burnished metal stands, intermittently punctuated with an assortment of calzones, stromboli, salads, and beverages.
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Schiff questioned some of Ellis' statements, adding that nevertheless, Mueller's decisions on who to charge rested on firm legal ground.
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Red Sox DH David Ortiz was rested on Sunday but is expected to be in the lineup against Baltimore. 2.
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Harvard rejected the evidence, saying it rested on a false assumption that academic superiority aligns with a personal character assessment.
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A delicate piece of delicious grilled or sautéed cod rested on a bed of mashed or puréed potato-like vegetable.
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The men hadn't mentioned that Hazana's popularity rested on his ability to bring fertility to supplicants, but later confirmed it.
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Red roses with chiffon ribbons rested on the chairs, where the first names of the victims were painted in gold.
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In the courtyard's Water Garden, a water lily-filled pool, people rested on benches, chatting and taking sun-kissed selfies.
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Politics rested on compromises made by the leaders of these pillars, who managed society together in carefully constructed coalition governments.
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His victory in a special election for a Pennsylvania congressional district rested on energized liberals, union members and appeals to moderates.
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It rested on my face for a couple of minutes, while I tried not to think about how much it stank.
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"In the end, plaintiff's case rested on rhetoric, not evidence," Trump attorney Chad Readler wrote in a court filing on Saturday.
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"Day 3 in the same shirt," she wrote alongside a video, as a bag of ice cubes rested on her shoulder.
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The early feminist struggles rested on a baseline of civility; there's only so much you can scream without losing your voice.
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I like to grind all my meat into the mixing bowl that is rested on ice inside of another larger bowl.
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The researchers recorded his final days on video; his empty eyes rested on nothing in particular, neither sleeping nor fully awake.
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Rubio initially pushed for comprehensive immigration reform then abandoned it when the politics of its success rested on courage and conviction.
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His position as Labour leader has always rested on his popularity among the party's paid-up supporters rather than its MPs.
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ORESTES VARVITSIOTES Brooklyn To the Editor: The regulations that Hillary Clinton "violated" rested on her own authority as secretary of state.
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" The Obama administration responded that the appeal's court's ruling rested on "a careful appraisal of overwhelming evidence specific to North Carolina.
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But the story that emerged—that changing laws changed families—rested on a false assumption about how divorce law worked already.
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Toronto SF DeMarre Carroll (knee) was rested on the front end of the back-to-back set but will play Wednesday.
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But Sanders' entire campaign and message has always rested on advocating for working people while fighting exorbitantly wealthy billionaires and corporations.
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Defense lawyers for Mr. Manafort rested on Tuesday, without calling any witnesses to defend him against tax and bank fraud charges.
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The most successful counterterror campaigns in American history rested on strategic efforts to undermine the popular movements behind the terrorist groups.
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The government's decision apparently rested on its belief that she could claim Bangladeshi citizenship because her mother has a Bangladeshi passport.
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Gone were the nerves from 2015, when the curse of 37 years and the hopes of many rested on his shoulders.
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In that postseason, like in all others since 2010, New England rested on the opening weekend, enjoying a first-round bye.
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The class recovery in the Facebook case rested on two things: the Illinois statute and class counsel's determination to enforce it.
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Traditionally, female walrus and their young rested on drifting pack ice over a shallow offshore feeding area in the Chukchi Sea.
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Moving on meant leaving "Lakota land" for Nebraska, where riders primarily rested on roadsides and relied on camp cooks for food.
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The Catonsville Nine admitted that they'd done what the government accused them of; their innocence, they insisted, rested on their intent.
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The prosecution, which rested on Thursday, is expected to grill Guyger, possibly questioning her about her actions after she shot Jean.
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The screen rested on two large chrome feet and the rather wide 4K display was flanked by a pair of ugly speakers.
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Yet this success has always rested on an uneasy coalition of disillusioned conservatives, nationalist populists and radicals on the fringes of democracy.
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A candle bearing the names and pictures of each staffer rested on a table, a bouquet of white carnations lay beneath it.
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In its early years, Otis's success rested on the intersectionality of its students who also came from a diversity of creative fields.
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To a large degree, Otis's success rested on the intersectionality of its students who also came from a diversity of creative fields.
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Its strategy there has so far rested on flash sales on leading homegrown e-commerce player Flipkart and U.S. tech giant Amazon.
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Lawyers for New Jersey-based J&J have said the case rested on a "radical" interpretation of the state's public nuisance law.
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But the Bush legal team rested on maximalist interpretations of the president's war powers, which the courts were later to strike down.
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"I feel so good," she told her trainer as she rested on the floor and showed a glimpse of her stomach area.
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Celebrities clamour to attend their shows, then study each model as if the world's future rested on the cut of a skirt.
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The mother-daughter duo wore coordinating off-white ensembles and brown hats, and Willow's head rested on her mom's growing baby bump.
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And then there was the fact that the entire staged interaction rested on the premise of Williams being able to kiss Howery.
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But Brokaw's entire defense rested on an account of achievement and of power: who deserves to have it, and to keep it.
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"I feel so good," Kardashian told her trainer as she rested on the floor and showed a glimpse of her stomach area.
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Mulvaney said he was undecided on the bill, and his indecision rested on whether it made sense to do anything at all.
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For much of the 2000s, Toronto's bustling—if very self-conscious—metropolitan music scene rested on what Broken Social Scene gave us.
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Alder had just inched across a line in which anatomy rested on one side and female desire and pleasure on the other.
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Likewise, cold-war arms-control rested on transparency, the ability to know with some confidence what the other side was up to.
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They rested on my shoulder blades as I worked out the mathematical stats on C-section deaths, umbilical cord disasters, placental abruptions.
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That night, her feet rested on the cool curve of the stone, and she brushed the smooth eye sockets with her toes.
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On Thursday, he said by telephone that he believed the Supreme Court's ruling had rested on what he called a legal technicality.
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But American politics has long rested on a shared understanding of what it is acceptable to lie about, how and to whom.
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Alternating chapters, the authors delivered a breezy guide to better living that rested on seven rules that blend physical and spiritual disciplines.
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Instead, the Department of Homeland Security's 2017 memo announcing its intention to wind down DACA rested on a claim that DACA is illegal.
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Their survival has rested on Sudan's massive shoulders since October 2014, when the only other fertile male, a fellow captive named Suni, died.
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His head began to lean forward and his lit blunt rested on his hand for a while before he finally woke back up.
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C J.T. Realmuto, who was rested on Sunday, hit his 12th homer Saturday, breaking his previous career high of 11, set last year.
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Its strategy in India has so far rested on flash sales on leading homegrown e-commerce player Flipkart and U.S. tech giant Amazon.
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Once the F.D.A. gave final approval to Subsys in early 2012, the fate of Insys Therapeutics rested on selling it in the field.
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This liberalism rested on a simple formula: simply add social liberalism to economic liberalism and you have the ingredients of a good society.
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Once upon a time, in medieval Europe, the entire functioning of the political world rested on the principle of the King's Two Bodies.
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Robert Wise's masterly 1963 movie "The Haunting" rested on the idea that no ghost is as terrifying as the anticipation of its arrival.
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Marshall's explanation for the growing income gap between superstar businessmen and everyone else rested on new developments in communications technology — namely, the telegraph.
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When I was 24, I watched a small white car through my M240B machine gun rested on the wall of Tal Afar, Iraq.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's former top aides, the defense quickly rested on Monday, setting the stage for closing arguments that will begin on Tuesday.
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According to politicians and intellectuals, American superiority rested on outpacing Soviet technological development, both in the domestic realm and in the military sector.
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Maurice R. Greenberg, a former chief executive of the American International Group, finally settled a lawsuit last year that rested on the law.
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And they questioned why, if the entire case rested on Mr. Craig's interactions with Mr. Sanger, prosecutors never called the reporter to testify.
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The planter, which rested on small bricks jutting out between the ground and first floors, tumbled on top of him, the police said.
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The tree, which has been featured over the years in photos, rested on an artificial support and was likely to fall without it.
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He said this rested on the emergence of a new witness hiding in the United States who had already been interviewed by the FBI.
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But the resistance to impeachment proceedings has rested on a number of faulty assumptions about what happens if the Democrats go down this path.
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Plus, it was nice to imagine that perhaps the breasts of a Jenner or Minaj had also rested on that very same massage table.
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Ms. Benitez rested on a bench that was donated in the name of her late husband, and flipped through early photos of the garden.
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It was a gutsy lower-league defensive performance, complete with hands rested on knees, dirty shorts, and meaningful pointing and shouting (which helps, apparently).
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Facing a worse result than his campaign had hoped for, Rubio said Tuesday night that blame for the evening's disappointment rested on his shoulders.
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I had to place the headset over my ears and block my eyes with the headband, which rested on the bridge of my nose.
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The decision to upend millions of people's lives should not have rested on the norm-upholding whims of a guy with a brain tumor.
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For almost three centuries, Mamluk sultans ruled from Cairo's citadel, but their supremacy rested on a cabal of restless subordinates who jockeyed for supremacy.
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In the cotton fields of the Deep South, this system rested on the continuous threat of violence and a meticulous use of record-keeping.
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She found instead that Milgram's conclusions rested on a shaky foundation, and that class and race divided Americans more than his original paper admitted.
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A year later, it looks even worse — particularly because it rested on three premises pushed by Trump Administration lawyers that have proven thoroughly unfounded.
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Never in the history of the Justice Department has so much rested on the shoulders of someone who can boast of so little. Shady.
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Since Britain's decline from a global power in the years just after World War II, the country's foreign policy has rested on two pillars.
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Sanders, whose slim hopes had rested on a big Golden State upset, has nowhere to go once the District of Columbia votes next Tuesday.
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Such assumptions rested on the very same prejudices that porn made use of, and erred in supposing that viewers couldn't distinguish fantasy from reality.
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And so, when it came to the question of how ancient peoples had populated the Pacific, the most persistent proposals rested on racial typologies.
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Just as Silicon Valley's rise rested on the support of the American government, so China blends state and corporate resources in pursuit of its goals.
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Mueller essentially confirmed that his decision not to charge Trump rested on the Department of Justice's own policy that a sitting president can't be indicted.
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This was the practical and tangible side to an artist who probably could have just rested on laurels, but couldn't be bothered with that nonsense.
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He gave the photo a simple caption, writing "2017" alongside the shot of little Dream's eyes wide open as she rested on her father's shoulder.
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The outlawers reasoned that, since the old system had rested on the legality of war, the way to replace it was to make war illegal.
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Images provided by a police source to CNN affiliate WGN show a bullet-size hole in the holster that rested on the officer's right hip.
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A large part of the brand's success has rested on its social media prowess, fostering a loyal shopper base frequently reminded of the brand's prevalence.
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That goes against standard conservative ideology, which for years has rested on the premise that Republicans were not against immigration or immigrants, only illegal immigration.
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Her health aide helped her with the Times crossword, which she kept attached to a clipboard that rested on a blanket draped over her lap.
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This possibility rested on two things: the party's 15 percent threshold for earning delegates, and his enormous support in California, the nation's largest delegate prize.
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Much of the Trump administration's initial strategy rested on coronavirus tests distributed by the Centers for Disease Control, which turned out to have manufacturing problems.
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One hand rested on some kind of machine, from which tubing ran up her arms, under her nose, and around the top of her head.
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The Good Friday peace agreement of 1998 rested on the idea that the Northern Irish could feel equally part of Britain or Ireland, or both.
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Since its inception, the Tate Modern has never rested on its laurels, continuing to redefine itself as an institution of outreach, self-reflection and learning.
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"You haven't shown me any students," she told Mortara, who countered that the case rested on sufficient evidence from the data and admissions office practices.
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Gillard, 55, said the case for urgently putting millions of developing nations school-age children in classrooms was imperative and rested on "hard-hitting practical" arguments.
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The president's political strategy has long rested on a combination of divisiveness and shoving conservative judges onto the Supreme Court bench to fight the culture wars.
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The dramatic expansion in America's automobile ownership in the first half of the 2240th century rested on one simple fact: the existence of cheap, abundant fuel.
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In late March, he shared a throwback photograph of himself and one of his children cuddling, both sound asleep as the baby rested on his chest.
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"We believe the government has failed to meet their burden of proof and we've rested on that," Manafort defense attorney Kevin Downing told reporters outside court.
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One pointed his phone at a table, and a 3D propeller plane popped up on screen, circling around a water bottle that rested on the tabletop.
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The Clean Power Plan rested on a broad, but ultimately sound interpretation of the Clean Air Act that gives power to executive agencies to create policy.
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That petered out in 2001 after the first pay-per-view fight with female headliners — it seemed like the whole enterprise rested on famous last names.
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Mugabe's power rested on his elaborately drawn-out words, his odd pauses, his British locution, his Savile Row suits with their matching ties and pocket squares.
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"Part of Trump's ability to dodge bullets in the past has rested on his ability to change the subject," Geoff Garin, a Democratic strategist and pollster.
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During services in Houston, Mr. Bush's coffin rested on a padded bier, provided by L.H.T., that has only been used during services for the Fords, Mrs.
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For decades, Saudi Arabia's relationship with Western countries rested on trade, with the kingdom selling huge amounts of oil while buying billions of dollars in weapons.
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Evacuation centers were set up in coastal towns, and people rested on gymnasium floors, saying they hoped their homes were still there after the storm passed.
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The power and legitimacy of the new state rested on the twin pillars of the royal family and their allies in the ultraconservative Wahhabi religious leadership.
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After saying for a second time that "the fate of the republic" rested on their shoulders, Mr. Obama made sure to add he was not joking.
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"Maintenance issues on this weak ass jet 🤦🏾♂️," he wrote on his Instagram story along with a photo of his legs rested on a jet seat.
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In Shikoku dialect, Hoyaken means "but anyway," and there at the bar, chopsticks rested on a perfectly still peanut shell, while sake and literary conversation flowed.
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To avoid repeating the experience, the Maasai pastoralist, whose culture has long rested on cattle herding, has decided to switch to something more resilient - sheep and goats.
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O'Rourke's candidacy always rested on the shaky proposition that he could convince a broad swath of Democratic voters that a lost Senate race was really a win.
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His initial popularity as president rested on the war he had waged against Chechnya in 1999, and his sagging ratings were restored by the war in Ukraine.
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In March, Van Der Beek shared a throwback photograph of himself and one of his children cuddling, both sound asleep as the baby rested on his chest.
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Northern Ireland's peace has rested on the bold idea that everyday administration can be shared by politicians who disagree viscerally about both the future and the past.
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RF Giancarlo Stanton, who had seven home runs in his last 13 games before Monday, was back in the starting lineup Monday after being rested on Sunday.
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As reporters came and went, a bicycle and bright-yellow Tonka truck rested on the porch, and a small bouquet of flowers sat atop a cafe table.
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" In his legal filings, Wall said the Court of Appeals got it wrong and rested on a "misreading of a statement in Justice Kennedy's concurrence in Din.
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The judges' unanimous opinion rested on a precedent, or lack thereof: The U.S. Supreme Court has never applied the Eighth Amendment's Excessive Fines Clause to the states.
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The court's decision rested on the belief that a breath test does not result in "significant privacy concerns," as Justice Samuel Alito stated in the majority opinion.
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The commission's case largely rested on the fact that this percentage did not include the insurer's longstanding programs for low-credit score borrowers, Expanded Approval and MyCommunityMortgage.
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Kavanaugh's denial of the allegations against him has rested on the claim that he is not the kind of person who would ever have done such things.
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At a memorial service on Monday, dozens of neighbors packed a small room in a Hell's Kitchen funeral home where his photo rested on a simple coffin.
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" Myanmar's main argument rested on the premise that the country was dealing with an armed conflict in Rakhine that was challenging the "sovereignty and security of Myanmar.
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I couldn't bathe Ethan safely, carry him on stairs or even sip from a water glass while he nursed if his head rested on my good arm.
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Squared-off edges like those on the top right can be rested on as in A, while a pole can be balanced on as in B Squared-off edges like those on the top right can be rested on as in A, while a pole can be balanced on as in B If the drone sees and needs to rest on a pole, it can grab it from above.
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"A single wreath of yellow-and-white lillies, said to have been from the Queen herself, rested on top of the coffin," according to the New York Times.
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Joe Biden was always fighting a two-front war against regional favorites, while much of Warren's purported strength as a potential victor rested on her favorite daughter — cousin?
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Part of the Bey-Jay dynamic has always rested on them seeming like an incongruous match, and on each artist keeping the details of their romantic relationship private.
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In its early days, much of the lure of Jobbik rested on the party's xenophobic appeals — the same kind of blood and soil rhetoric now used by Fidesz.
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She said both cases rested on the same "core assertion" that Platts Midwest Premium, a component of aluminum prices, rose because of alleged "shenanigans" in aluminum warehouse services.
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From the jihadi perspective, the entire legitimacy of the ISIS caliphate project rested on the notion that Baghdadi was a true "caliph" (divinely sanctioned ruler of all Muslims).
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In a 45-page judgment, the judges said the director of immigration's assertion that an obvious difference existed between marriage and a civil partnership rested on "shaky foundations".
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For much of his rule the legitimacy of Ilham Aliyev, the autocratic president who inherited his post from his father, rested on Western-operated oil and gas projects.
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Business Insider was on board as Qantas staff and researchers studied how to help passengers and crew stay adequately comfortable and rested on an ultra-long-haul flight.
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Its finale, too, was ambiguous and rested on Coon, who faced the season's arch-villain, an ostentatiously corrupt British businessman, in an interrogation scene that turned surprisingly philosophical.
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A rosary with white beads and a gold crucifix threaded his hands, which rested on the white T-shirt bearing his image and name: Luis Omar Ocasio-Capo.
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That state has rested on an enduring accommodation between the royal family and the Wahhabist clerics who control the hardline version of Islam that originated in Saudi Arabia.
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When the students rested on the floor after the barre exercises she stood up from her front-row seat and gently steered the class in an unexpected direction.
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The case, tried in a Manhattan courtroom, rested on testimony from just six women out of the more than 90 who have accused Mr. Weinstein of sexual misconduct.
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In another space, three empty Plexiglas boxes rested on pedestals that stood on the feet of African sculptures—the kind you can buy on the sidewalk outside museums.
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The ruling by the New York State Court of Appeals in part rested on the court's determination that contractors did not make many key decisions about their work.
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Up 'til now, much of the blame for the Takata airbag fiasco has rested on Takata's shoulders, but attention could shift to Honda in light of this new evidence.
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The picture revealed that both women were right: the son's future mattress rested on a box spring crookedly overhanging a low metal frame, its casters sinking into pile carpet.
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Both these arbitrary dicta rested on a similar premise: Gold was about ostentation, silver implied D.I.Y. honesty, and both had to be approached with full knowledge of these implications.
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His argument rested on the failure of Syed's defense lawyer at the time to call a witness who saw Syed in the library on the afternoon of Lee's disappearance.
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"Spectacular," the president said as he stood at Turtle Beach, as four endangered green sea turtles rested on white sand nearby, with nothing but cyan waters stretching behind him.
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His whole political appeal has always rested on his capacity for artful ambiguity, for never necessarily meaning anything he says, for amusing and uplifting people, for avoiding hard facts.
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Much of the government's case rested on the word of Jona Rechnitz, a wealthy real estate developer who both sides agreed was a prodigious liar with an unsavory history.
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Elliott's challenge of the suspension, which has come through legal action by the players' association, rested on the argument that the investigation and appeal had been unfair to him.
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Even incremental movement toward polarizing Americans over Israel undermines the long-term security of the Jewish state, which has long rested on the firm foundation of bipartisan American support.
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"But that conclusion rested on an incorrect premise: that the complaint did not allege the theft of Social Security or credit card numbers in the data breach," he added.
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Even incremental movement toward polarizing Americans over Israel undermines the long-term security of the Jewish state, which has long rested on the firm foundation of bipartisan American support.
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Much of the case against Mr. Sobell rested on Mr. Elitcher's testimony and Mr. Sobell's sudden departure to Mexico with his wife and children after the arrest of Mrs.
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Texas Supreme Court case on affirmative action rested on whether race, as used in the University of Texas admissions policy, violated the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.
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Lost and seeking reassurance, I decided to see how his fellow forum users had responded to the most pressing question my eyes had rested on in a long while.
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With the unfolding events, we are seeing that this thesis rested on three gross miscalculations: (1) Biden has magically transformed into a viable candidate, (2) the establishment can use Sen.
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Moore's case rested on a false premise about deflation: He inaccurately claimed the economy is experiencing it, and recommended interest rate cuts as a way to address the fake problem.
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Samuelson's case for an indexed fund rested on the idea that stockmarkets are "efficient", in that any relevant news about a company's prospects is quickly reflected in its share price.
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While the terms of consent may have rested on only the word of two people in a dark room, the evidence that the two had sex was much more hefty.
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The industrialization push, dubbed Operation Bootstrap, rested on the premise that manufacturers lured by tax breaks would spur the development of a local economy because they would need local suppliers.
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Much of its legal authority rested on executive power, and the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court issued orders in 2006 based on the Patriot Act compelling telecommunications companies to participate.
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How to modernize an industry in which domestic profit margins have rested on tariff protected, technology sluggish SUV's and light trucks bedeviled the Clinton, the Bush and the Obama administrations.
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The order rested on the argument that Apple was able to take advantage of lax Irish tax laws as far back as 1991 to avoid paying adequate tax in Europe.
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As the late Cornell professor Lynn Stout explained in her book The Shareholder Value Myth, Friedman's concept rested on the legal error that only shareholders are stakeholders in a company.
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Much now rested on what the U.S. consumer price report showed for January, given it was the risk of accelerating inflation that triggered the global rout in the first place.
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"One of my first designs for the house rested on a golden flower heel galvanized in a car factory," he says, referencing a sandal with a metallic flower-shaped heel.
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Officials of the park trust conceded that the demise of the 2250-acre cultural island, which would have rested on piers nearly 2000 feet from the shoreline, was a setback.
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Tony Finau is back in the U.S. line-up after being rested on Friday and will partner Matt Kuchar against Australian Adam Scott and An Byeong-hun of South Korea.
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In May 2009, when the stock market was just entering a bull market that has lasted nearly 10 years, Mr. Gross told me that the market rested on precarious foundations.
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The discipline of history in the 213th century rested on the belief that there were overarching explanations for events and that white Western men were best situated to illuminate them.
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After a third try, the 23-year-old rested on the deck of a Spanish aid group&aposs rescue ship as it headed toward Barcelona, grateful that he finally made it.
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The director also wanted to make sure the actors felt comfortable, so she rested on a technique she used in her days directing episodes of The L Word and True Blood.
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In a Thursday "#tbt" post on Instagram, the Pose actor shared a photograph of himself and one of his children cuddling, both sound asleep as the baby rested on his chest.
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After Prince Harry took on a few solo engagements on Fraser Island while the expectant mom rested on Monday, she rejoined her royal husband for a meet and greet with locals.
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Whether we leaned toward one party or the other, in the end, the American Dream and the pillars of our country rested on the same bedrock of respect for the truth.
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That right, the court said, rested on "a person's right to resist unwanted bodily invasions," and did not imply the right to be prescribed a drug that would actually cause death.
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The fate of the two men, James Harris and Gustav Lofberg, rested on an American and Canadian rescue team that coalesced about 650 feet from the scow on the Canadian shore.
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His Supreme Court appeal rested on arguments that Blankenship's trial court judge incorrectly interpreted the definition of "willful" violations of federal safety laws, because Blankenship was not aware of the violations.
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In the next sequence, Asghari did push-ups with Spears holding on to his legs as feet rested on his back so she also worked her core with another plank position.
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Its paddles grabbed his left leg, pulling and twisting until it snapped at the knee and rotating it a hundred and eighty degrees, so that his toes rested on his pelvis.
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The Stronach Group recently established restrictions on medications and a ban on whips, moves implying that blame rested on trainers and owners for unsavory practices in the pursuit of purse money.
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Near the boarded-up Abel's Tackle Box, a newspaper rack and ice machines rested on their sides, hurled by the storm or the authorities to the southbound shoulder of U.S. 1.
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But that case has always rested on a middle-class, managerial idea of what it is to be a "businessman" — an ideal that Trump does not now and has never embodied.
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But the major conflicts since then — Korea, Vietnam, and the wars in the Gulf — rested on a national security state that was both less pervasive, more bureaucratized, and gradually more professionalized.
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When I asked where his cancer had spread, Ali's hand rested on his abdomen, his side, his chest, his rib cage: The cancer was in his colon, his kidneys, his lungs.
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Blankenship's Supreme Court appeal rested on arguments that Blankenship's trial court judge incorrectly interpreted the definition of "willful" violations of federal safety laws, because Blankenship was not aware of the violations.
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Pell's appeal claim said the whole case rested on the account of one of the two victims, and there were "at least thirteen solid obstacles in the path of a conviction".
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The Libyans had given them permission to rescue the people and return them to Europe — but that rested on their flag, which had been removed by the Panamanian authorities only hours before.
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Renderings of the new design show a different, more determined gesture of Truth's left hand (it rested on the table in the last design) to reflect a debate between her and Stanton.
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His fortune rested on oil, mining and logistics companies he set up during the commodity boom; when his oil wells turned out dry and investor sentiment towards Brazil soured, his empire collapsed.
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On an overcast morning in August, Michael Pahle and Teresa Lüdde, from Berlin, rested on a grassy bluff, taking in a misty mountainside dense with palms as part of their cycling tour.
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The verdict rested on the coerced testimony of a witness who was convicted of corruption, and whose plea bargaining was suspended until he changed his story to match the prosecuting judge's case.
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Considering the cost of an 18-credit year runs between $9,500-$14,000 (depending on in/out-of state), a really nice prize rested on the 47-foot shooting abilities of Buccaneer ballers.
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Though at times eclipsed by his fondness for drollery, Mr. Tillis's early artistic reputation rested on the decidedly sober material he wrote for honky-tonk singers like Mr. Pierce and Ray Price.
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This fascination has at times manifested as horror at their destructive power, at times as a desire to build more of them — but, above all, has rested on a foundation of ignorance.
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The blood rested on top of the fibers, he told jurors; it had not penetrated the weave of the fabric, as blood cast off of a weapon would be expected to do.
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The government's power and legitimacy have always rested on its ability to control its oil fields — the backbone of the country's economy — and use their profits for the benefit of its people.
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The trial — which ran for almost five weeks last year, and was preceded by a first trial that ended in a hung jury — rested on the testimony of the single former choirboy.
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The trial — which ran for almost five weeks last year, and was preceded by a first trial that ended in a hung jury — rested on the testimony of the single former choirboy.
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"The fate of his beloved nation rested on his ability to lead his men through the American lines," XVIII Airborne Corps wrote of Peiper, who is responsible for slaughtering scores of Americans.
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This development rested on two major trends that enabled the recent explosion in machine learning: the exponential improvement in computing power and growth of digital imagery, including labeled photos of human faces.
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The White House relied on a conservative media report that rested on people who appear to have drawn their information from other second-hand or third-hand sources who are not identified.
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The plausibility of the Paris Climate Agreement's goals rested on what was lurking in the UN report's fine print: massive negative emissions achieved primarily through BECCS—an unproven concept to put it mildly.
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The baby boy locked eyes with the camera in each photo, smiling as he rested on his mother's chest in one picture and laying on his back in Schumer's lap in the other.
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He said Putin's popularity and the legitimacy of his government rested on a strategy of confrontation with the West that diverted popular attention from Russia's internal economic and social woes and widespread corruption.
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For academics like Samuelson, the case for an indexed fund rested on the idea that stockmarkets are broadly "efficient", in that relevant news about a company's prospects is reflected in its share price.
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And it rested on a recognition, shared among key participants, that the continental cataclysm that had befallen Europe in the three decades prior to Westphalia simply could not be permitted to happen again.
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His tweet, however misguided, was a reminder to all involved in the land issue that the best solution would be an inclusive, home-crafted one that rested on a constitutionally unassailable legal framework.
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Pruitt's proposed repeal last year rested on his argument that gliders cannot be regulated under the Clean Air Act because they are not "new motor vehicles," a conclusion that environmental groups have challenged.
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None of those cases was part of the impeachment articles against Mr. Clinton, which rested on whether he lied under oath about his interactions with Ms. Lewinsky and coaxed her to lie, too.
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Some of these Supreme Court decisions rested on a defensible reading of the Arbitration Act's text, but many of them distorted that text so severely that it is easy to suspect bad faith.
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Keynes argued that while many Europeans were celebrating a new era in the continent's economy, too much of what emerged from the war rested on longstanding, underappreciated and elaborately enmeshed networks and foundations.
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When I arrived at Vau Beach, I took a dip in the clean waters of the Paiva, then rested on the sand, closed my eyes and listened to the sound of the river.
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Although the plan was smaller than several left-leaning Democrats wanted, it rested on a shared assumption that cranking up public investment would get the economy moving and put people back to work.
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In April, at a conference Slack holds for customers and partners in San Francisco, he riffed in an onstage interview with the tennis megastar Serena Williams about how much rested on his shoulders.
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Specifically, authenticity in electoral and especially presidential politics has rested on the idea of transcending partisanship — artificially imposed divisions that reflect the "mess in Washington" rather than the authentic realities of ordinary life.
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This should have been irrelevant — it was already apparent from the initial description of the charity, and none of the case for the charity's impact rested on the assumption it'd solve malaria too.
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The ruling, which was a 5-4 conservative/liberal split, rested on a distinction between partial public employees (like Medicaid-funded health workers) and fully public employees whose direct employer is the government.
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"Our understanding of Oxy strategy, as presented by the company, and our investment thesis, rested on the company's ability to accretively grow Permian production and cash flow to pay an increasing dividend," Sankey said.
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Much of the incredible advocacy that's been happening on campuses across the country over the past few years has rested on holding our university accountable to the standards of the 2011 Dear Colleague letter.
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Dressed in an all-black outfit, baby True rested on a chair adorned with a tropical leaf print while sticking her tongue out for the camera and lifting one tiny foot into the air.
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Saudi rule has hitherto rested on three pillars: consensus and a balance of power across the sprawling royal family; the blessing of Wahhabi clerics; and a cradle-to-grave system of benefits for citizens.
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In a statement at the time, Pai said his support for the merger rested on two key principles: The US taking leadership in 5G technology and improving internet access in rural and underserved areas.
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When you sit down on a chair somewhere on a naturist site, isn't it a bit nasty to realize that hundreds of bare butts and scrotums have rested on the same chair before you?
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Crawford turned aside 24 shots by the Wild three nights after making 23 saves in a 3-0 home triumph over Philadelphia but could be rested on Sunday in favor of backup Anton Forsberg.
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Leonard rested on Wednesday night as a part of his personalized "load management" program, so he was a spectator for the Clippers' game against the Milwaukee Bucks, who are easy to overlook these days.
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But behind those jubilant scenes lay the knowledge that each one of those rescue workers carries: the near three-week operation had rested on a knife's edge, with equal chance of success or disaster.
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Famously known as the home of Banksy, the city in Southwest England has long been a hub for creatives, producing work that's rested on the fringe of the mainstream, giving voice to the alternative.
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The verdict rested on jurors' willingness to believe the testimony of five confessed drug traffickers who described how they worked with Tony Hernández to move cocaine through Honduras by plane, boat, truck and helicopter.
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Mr. Libby was not charged with the leak itself and has long argued that his conviction rested on an innocent difference in memories between him and several witnesses, not an intent to deceive investigators.
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Richard Neal (Mass.), the top Democrat on the Ways and Means Committee, said in his opening statement that the Republican tax plan rested on a gamble that its rosy economic assumptions would come true.
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And in Munich, while U.S. and European officials saw momentum for U.N. peacekeepers in eastern Ukraine to resolve the four-year-old conflict there, U.S. special envoy Kurt Volker conceded everything rested on Moscow.
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It reminds alert viewers that the exploitation of African Americans as slaves and sharecroppers rested on violence and the threat of violence, and that the instruments of that violence were often agents of the state.
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Erdogan's political success has rested on years of stellar economic growth in Turkey, but a recession that has brought surging inflation and unemployment and a plunging lira have taken their toll on the president's popularity.
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Voters in both the Democratic and Republican contests were more apt to say the candidates' positions on the issues were central to their vote than to say their choice rested on personal or leadership qualities.
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I was able to briefly demo a pre-production set of MW50s ahead of today's announcement and found them very comfortable to wear, even though they rested on my ears instead of going over them.
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Their arguments rested on a "new federalism," now voguishly retailored as "cooperative federalism" -- a concept meaning cooperation between federal, state and local governments but which was instead used as shorthand for defanging federal enforcement power.
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Rosenthal could have easily rested on his laurels from Everybody Loves Raymond, the classic comedy he created (based on the comedy of Ray Romano), which ran for nine seasons on CBS, from 1996 to 2005.
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With the Giants trailing the Baltimore Ravens by 3 points, Manning and Beckham knew that Sunday's game, indeed perhaps the Giants' season, rested on a play called with 96 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter.
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Near the center of the room, Marco Sanchez and Lesley Padilla rested on three inflatable mattresses they bought Tuesday night at Walmart, after concluding that their trailer home might be unsafe for four young children.
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Evidently a good place to kick back and relax: A 25-ounce can of malt liquor rested on the toilet in the men's room, and generously proportioned hermaphroditic portraits graced two walls of the stall.
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But economists said the findings, if verified, were problematic for Mr. Modi, the dynamic prime minister whose popularity has always rested on his Hindu nationalism and promises to make India an economic powerhouse rivaling China.
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He asked me for help dragging our twin mattress to the bunker, then promptly fell asleep in his gas mask, and that's how we did the rest of the war: well-rested, on our backs.
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"The shelter environment is so hostile," said Leopold Wiseman, 37, who has been homeless for about 15 years, as he rested on a bench at the Queens Plaza subway station, also on the E line.
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SURAT, India — The immense popularity of Narendra Modi, India's most dynamic prime minister in decades, has always rested on two legs: Hindu nationalism and his tantalizing promises to build on the country's go-go economy.
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Much of the Court's reasoning rested on the fact that, rather than requiring all employers to provide birth control coverage directly to their employees, the Obama administration could have achieved the same goal more indirectly.
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When he first arrived at the hospital, he was unconscious for days in the intensive-care unit, and the hair where the back of his head rested on the pillow still had not grown back.
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But her thesis rested on the clear beliefs of techno-fundamentalism: that digital technologies necessarily tend toward freedom of association and speech, and that the US-based companies behind the platforms would promote American values.
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Dozens of Royal Thai Army soldiers rested on rocks outside the cave, with two of them saying they had been told by superiors that the rescue operation would likely begin Sunday or the day after.
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Less than two years later, the World Anti-Doping Agency, the watchdog for drug use in international sport, took aim at that performance, saying it rested on a massive doping conspiracy directed by the Russian government.
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Many of the initial legal challenges, including the one from a Federal District Court in Seattle that blocked the initial order nationwide, rested on an interpretation of the ban as unconstitutional because of its discriminatory nature.
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All of these accomplishments rested on the unique and unprecedented ways in which the United States deployed its unmatched power in the decades after World War II. And those efforts, in turn, were inspired by tragedy.
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Ever since a weary George Washington rode home to Mount Vernon in 1797, American democracy has rested on a cherished principle: the transfer of power from an outgoing president to a successor widely seen as legitimate.
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The Soviet approach rested on a variety of arguments, notes Robert Allen of Oxford University, such as the need for a big push in industry, the abundance of rural labour and the superiority of collective farming.
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And part of Putin's argument for intervention rested on the need to support what he saw as Syria's legitimate government, probably coupled with a sense of a wider imperative to act decisively to prevent "color revolutions".
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His political project -- and his populist economic policy -- has all along rested on the idea of recreating a hallowed era, especially in the industrial Midwest, before US manufacturing was hollowed out by developing powers like China.
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In one corner, the 2017 Confederations Cup trophy rested on a shelf ("We need to send that to FIFA next week," Losa said), while medals for a youth World Cup were being finished across the room.
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Standing in the freezer, thinking of all of the frozen heads and bodies that rested on the other side of the metal, I asked More whether a bright-eyed view is necessary to becoming a cryonaut.
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Obama's portrait was painted by Amy Sherald and shows her posed against a light-blue background, chin rested on her hand, her black-and-white dress (with bits of color) filling the bottom of the frame.
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Erdogan's political success has rested on years of stellar economic growth in Turkey, but an economic recession that has brought surging inflation and unemployment and a plunging lira currency have taken their toll on his popularity.
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But in Friday's statement, prosecutors argued that those involved in the approval process, including three current and former mining authority employees, must have known that the expert opinion the clearance rested on was wrong about pollution levels.
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Because it was a policy which was typically, though not invariably, judicially enforced that lacked public authorization or buy-in, and that rested on certain premises about what equal educational opportunity amounted to that were eminently questionable.
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Like ''Big Holiday'' and its road-trip premise, ''Big Adventure'' needed no plot machinery more elaborate than a nation-spanning hunt for a stolen bike; entire episodes of ''Playhouse'' rested on premises as wispy as ''It's raining.
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Wall, who is being rested on the second half of back-to-backs as he recovers from knee surgeries, will return to face a Rockets team that is 1-2 on a challenging five-game road trip.
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From the start bitcoin has rested on a mystery: the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonym of the author of the academic "white paper" published in October 1003 which first outlined the technology behind the digital money.
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The tour moved to the boys' room, where two portraits of Martin Luther King, Jr., rested on a yellow dresser, one a photo-realist image from a school-supply store, the other a homespun cartoon on wood.
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"The parliamentary commissions rightly understood that the credibility of Italian olive oil rested on this decree," he wrote, "particularly abroad, and so they asked the government to modify the text so that fraudsters are seriously dealt with."
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But U.S. Magistrate Judge Sarah Merriam in New Haven, Connecticut said on Friday that argument rested on the "faulty assumption" that Pearlman would have to go back to using opioids when in fact other treatment options exist.
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"Friends" gave you white people who leave infants on city buses without consequence, who only rarely face a challenge to their permanent spot at Central Perk (for many years, a "reserved" card rested on the coffee table).
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Wayne Muller, the author of "Sabbath," has written about how cultures throughout history have recognized the importance of stillness and rejuvenation: The creation of the world was complete after God rested on the seventh day, not before.
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Some have disregarded Cleveland's good, but hardly great, 51-31 record this season by noting that James not only rested on occasion but also coasted through the last 20 games or so before shifting into postseason gear.
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The BBC added that McLaren's decision rested on two key factors - the Mercedes engine has been stronger than Renault's since turbo-hybrid engines were introduced in 2014 and a customer supply with the German company is cheaper.
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Instead of carrying out the plan, White House counsel Don McGahn refused the order and told Trump he disagreed with the President's reasoning, which rested on the idea that Mueller has conflicts of interest in the investigation.
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The Public Good Projects report's results rested on about 100 signs of automation, according to Smyser, such as automatic retweets in response to hashtags and never tweeting original content, to rate 80% of accounts it saw as bots.
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First, we get out of this world what we put into it, and we rested on our laurels a decade ago and became so lax that we let the second coming of Satan slip into the White House.
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The case against a nomination triumph for Mr. Trump has always rested on the assumption that the Republican elite — whether consistent conservatives, the religious right or establishment-minded moderates — would uniformly and vigorously oppose him to the end.
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Even the significance of the unquestioned coups can be exaggerated: the Allied victory on D Day ultimately rested on numbers and equipment, while atomic espionage only marginally accelerated a Russian bomb that was bound to be developed anyway.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The defense in Democratic U.S. Senator Bob Menendez's federal corruption trial rested on Monday, court records showed, as a case that could have political repercussions in Washington nears an end after eight weeks of testimony.
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"We really feel that the ergonomics of using a Mac are that your hands are rested on a surface, and that lifting your arm up to poke a screen is a pretty fatiguing thing to do," he said.
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The system rested on the idea that only "an all-powerful individual blessed by God" had the clout (the author prefers "effulgent majesty") to run such a vast state, while also personifying the sacred mission of Orthodox Christianity.
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The rescuers dropped the family off at a nearby Valero gas station, where Eicher and her children rested on an air mattress while Joey went to reach their car, which he moved to higher ground the night before.
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A few days later, as I rested on a beautiful beach on the southern coast of Brazil, Andrew came to mind like one of the many wispy low clouds blowing into the coast — a mystery, an unarticulated question.
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The American empire, which more mainstream scholars prefer to describe in softer terms as global hegemony or the liberal international order, has always rested on three pillars: economic strength, military might, and the soft power of cultural dominance.
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Marshall's argument for the Constitution rested on the expanded powers it offered the federal government; on its usefulness in meeting national security imperatives; on the protections it offered to private property; and on the strong judiciary it created.
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" Or as Randall Woods put it: "The Immigration Act of 1965 did nothing less than ensure that America remained a land of diversity whose identity rested on a set of political principles rather than blood and soil nationalism.
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The 2014 champion bickered with Tsonga as the players rested on their chairs before the second set at Rod Laver Arena and then proceeded to dominate the French 12th seed, winning 7-6(2) 6-4 6-3.
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Bridges, whose pre-draft allure rested on his ability to seamlessly slide in as a 3-and-D contributor, knows what he is and why he was drafted, even though untapped potential may bubble just below the surface.
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The History of Northwest Rock: From 'Louie Louie' to 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' " (21963), said the strength of Mr. Edwards's playing rested on the "fluidity of his picking" and the way he added "melodic flourishes in surprising places.
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Indeed, much of the rise of the modern, far-right GOP rested on the politics of racial division, with even "respectable" Republicans perfectly willing to exploit racial fear and hostility — most famously, Bush the elder's Willie Horton ad.
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When I walked into the operating room, the patient was inert; incisions had been made around her belly button, and a flap of skin rested on her stomach like a tube of toothpaste that had been flipped open.
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Other potential witnesses A delay for McGahn's case would bring a minor sigh of relief to other House impeachment witnesses who have rested on the White House's immunity from testimony, which is backed up by Justice Department policy.
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Bell also reminded me that it's "soft and beautiful to interact with," and I had to admit that it felt good to the touch and comfortable when my palms rested on the spaces adjacent to the spacious touch pad.
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The prosecution and defense rested on Monday, bringing to a close days of heartbreaking testimony from family and friends of victims who were killed in the June 2015 massacre at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina.
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For the best results, you'll want to make sure your Apple Watch is snug on your wrist so the crystal heart rate sensor on the back accurately detecting your pulse and also have your arm rested on a table.
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But in the statement earlier this month, prosecutors argued those involved in the approval process, including three current and former mining authority employees, must have known that the expert opinion the clearance rested on was wrong about pollution levels.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A team of Israeli archaeologists and high school students have unearthed a 3,800-year-old pottery jug bearing a statuette of a person who appears deep in thought, sitting with knees bent and head rested on hand.
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De Blasio's opposition to congestion pricing rested on the claim that it would disproportionately harm the poor, though that conclusion has been challenged by advocacy groups, who say the poorest New Yorkers are likely to be the prime beneficiaries.
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New Jersey-based J&J's lawyers also wrote that the state's case rested on "radical theories" unmoored from more than a century of court cases interpreting the state's public nuisance law, which it said only applies to property disputes.
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While we see that ruling suits Sansa and she's often able to think one step ahead, most of her power up to this point has rested on consistently holding men who want to harm or possess her at bay.
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NEW YORK (REUTERS) - India Hicks - goddaughter to the Prince of Wales, granddaughter of Britain's last viceroy in India and bridesmaid of the late Princess Diana - may have been born into aristocracy, but she has not rested on her laurels.
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The tax legislation process therefore has always rested on a foundation of expertise in the form of lawyers and public finance economists deeply immersed in the technical minutiae of the tax code and in its impact on economic behavior.
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However, Nichols and Henry nail the text's comedic aspects — not just because the two men were seasoned comedians, but because their playful sight gags, which rested on skillful editing and direction, are no small feat (some involved crashing aircrafts).
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Meanwhile, Klobuchar, whose entire campaign rested on a better-than-expected finish in Iowa, failed in that mission and yet there she was on Friday night ignoring the Iowa results and having one of the best performances of any candidate.
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In court on Wednesday, Taylor said that because there was little physical evidence that Dufresne and the teen had sex in Jefferson Parish, the case rested on the credibility of the student, who is now 19, according to The Advocate.
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The shot, which is thought to have been taken in December 2017 by photographer Alexi Lubomirski as part of their engagement photoshoot, shows the couple posing with Meghan's arm rested on her husband's chest as they smile at the camera.
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Though the sketch had its finer moments — Kate McKinnon owning her malevolence is a glorious way to flip the script; Luke Nell subbing in for Alex Moffat without consequence is also hilarious — the joke largely rested on women being crazy.
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Trump's personal efforts to sell the different iterations of Republican attempts to replace Obamacare ultimately rested on a political case, pleading to Congress that passage was necessary to keep the promises of 2016 and avoid electoral disasters in 2018 and 2020.
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As historians and political scientists often note, the American commitment to the international order since World War II has rested on a bipartisan elite consensus (which often had to buck the tide of popular opinion that was more protectionist and isolationist).
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The decision to jail Manafort rested on evidence presented by Special Counsel Robert Mueller that Manafort and his longtime associate Konstantin Kilimnik, who is suspected of having ties to Russian intelligence, tried to tamper with witnesses in Manafort's pending legal case.
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Alfred Blue's 4-yard touchdown and Terry Swanson's 37-yard run for a score lifted the Houston Texans to a 14-6 victory over the visiting Dallas Cowboys in a game where most of the starters rested on Thursday night.
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The first had rested on the assumption that Dilma Rousseff, the President, would lose her reëlection bid, that she would be replaced by a leader who would be tougher on inflation, and that interest rates would fall as a result.
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The flight — which lasted 240 hours and 22019 minutes and covered almost 22023,203 miles — was a research flight, as Qantas staff and scientists studied how to help passengers and crew stay adequately comfortable and rested on an ultra-long-haul flight.
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Describing present-day Western hostility to globalisation, he describes a social contract that dates back to the 1960s and 1970s and that rested on high wages for Western workers enabling high levels of consumption, but which has now become unsustainable.
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The relevance of brick-and-mortar retail for the game industry has largely rested on the marketing perks stores like GameStop can offer, while a fair chunk of purchasing is still done by parents looking for advice and recommendations from in-store associates.
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The film, one of 17 competing for the festival's Golden Bear award, tells the story of Gareth Jones, the Welsh journalist who escaped the gilded cage of 1930s Moscow to discover that the facade of a thriving Soviet economy rested on Ukrainian corpses.
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It argues that the Supreme Court should vacate the decision below that went in favor of the bank, because it rested on the "mistaken premise that a federal common-law claim" under the Alien Tort Statute can never be brought against a corporation.
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I'm not much of a baker, but as I rested on a bench in the garden, I wondered if the best confection in my limited repertoire — an olive-oil cake made with lavender and lemon — might somehow translate into an elegant cocktail.
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But for all his talents, Bratkowski faced a formidable obstacle: He was the backup to the Packers' future Hall of Famer Bart Starr, stepping in when Starr was injured or being rested, on teams that won three consecutive National Football League championships.
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As with so many women-in-tech events I've attended, it was hard to shake the uneasy feeling that the event rested on some false promises, and I wondered, cynically, whom such events most benefited: the attendees, or the well-publicized corporate sponsors.
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Fundamentally, Scalia's conservatism rested on one idea: The US Constitution is more constrained than his more liberal colleagues would suggest — and trying to interpret the Constitution loosely will allow the Court to strike down legitimate laws and, in the end, undermine democracy.
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Market hopes for a breakthrough rested on confidence overnight from U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, who told Fox television that there had been "a lot of progress" on a U.S-China trade deal and that the U.S. side was "prepared to negotiate".
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The demand caused friction at the fifth round of talks to overhaul the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) this week, and Guajardo said Mexico had spent much time trying to get the United States to explain what the proposal rested on.
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The White House and congressional Republicans have argued that explicit House approval is necessary -- and have rested on the lack of a vote as a way to stop House proceedings, including blocking European Union Ambassador Gordon Sondland from testifying Tuesday to a House panel.
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The couple stood in front of red and white balloons that spelled out "I [heart] U," with Kardashian wearing a short red dress and red high heels as she leaned her head on Thompson's shoulder while both of their hands rested on her stomach.
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You get the welcome feeling that Nilsson, who will be 80 in a few months, is a serious, still-aspiring artist who has never rested on her laurels or taken herself too seriously; she never became pretentious or found it necessary to make lofty pronouncements.
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Nor do they acknowledge A.A. Milne's own frustration that his literary reputation rested on the fluffy shoulders of a bear of little brain, rather than on his plays and adult novels—or, for that matter, the anti-war book he eventually finished, "Peace With Honour".
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To suggest that their fortunes rested on Genia's ability to earn a living from the game he loved would not stretch the truth, but whatever their circumstances, he was a nice kid and his family let us hang around them probably more than was comfortable.
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While the District Court decision had found that the law had a racially discriminatory purpose as well as a discriminatory effect, the July 20 opinion by Judge Catharina Haynes rested on effect alone, sending the "purpose" part of the lower court's decision back for reconsideration.
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It's particularly important for you to be well-rested on Friday, when the full moon in Gemini finds you focused on work—you need to do some reorganizing right now, especially if you've pushed important projects out of the way or put them on hold.
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It's not an exhaustive list, but hopefully it will motivate those of you who refuse to believe you can forgo that weeklong vacation to write your novel — Robert Louis Stevenson appears to have had no trouble, and he probably even rested on the seventh day.
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The relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia has long rested on a simple equation: The United States buys Saudi oil, and Saudi Arabia buys American weaponry, with the understanding that America would help protect the kingdom in case of a foreign attack.
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Nevertheless, we reached an informal agreement with the White House over the last two years: The test of Mr. Trump's fitness for office rested on Mr. Mueller's findings that the president committed a crime, namely, conspiracy with the Russian government to influence the election.
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The idea that content is king has long rested on the notion that distribution — in whatever form it takes — is a low-margin commodity, and the biggest share of profits flows to the creators of original programming, who can sell to the highest bidder.
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Kim Severson: I was so against this, for reasons that largely rested on my distaste for groups of men standing around drinking beer in a garage while they watch a pot of oil heat up and the women do all the rest of the work.
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" He notes later that blackface was a form that "implicitly rested on the idea that Black culture and Black people existed only insofar as they were edifying for whites and that claims to 'authentic' blackness could be put on and washed off at will.
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The government's complaint rested on its assertion that Epstein had not received permission before installing Fisher as the subtenant, and its grievance with Epstein was only intensified by his charging Fisher $20,000 a month for the rent when State was charging $0003,000 — netting Epstein a monthly profit.
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He hasn't written much in recent years, and since his reputation rested on short stories, he didn't have a novel like "Dune" or "Stranger in a Strange Land" or "The Left Hand of Darkness" sitting on bookstore shelves, making it easy for new readers to discover him.
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For more than a decade, Silicon Valley's law of the land has rested on one fundamental principle: a startup's founder does whatever they want, unmolested by the rules and constraints governing everyone else, and the investors backing the startup keep their mouths shut and reap big returns.
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Recognize: Bad sleep is an 'epidemic' — and a business opportunity"Poor quality sleep is basically an epidemic in the US," Yeutter said in an interview with Business Insider, citing recent National Sleep Foundation findings that less than half of Americans report feeling "well-rested" on weekday mornings.
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But they also rested on decades of training and learning in an industry that had been government-regulated and self-regulated to such a degree that hurling through the atmosphere in giant metal cans at 35,000 feet is now one of the safest ways to travel.
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Back in the '70s and '80s, De Niro's reputation as the best actor in American movies rested on his ability to vanish completely into each role, to effect a physical and psychological transformation so total that you could barely recognize him from one movie to the next.
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To their credit, the filmmakers haven't completely rested on their laurels, but for better and worse have bitten off a whole lot in terms of the story, which -- set three years after the first movie -- moves relationships forward while going back to address sins of the past.
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The widening conflict is imperiling nearly every pillar that this young country's future rested on: oil production, agriculture, education, transport and most especially unity, which seemed so proudly on display six years ago when South Sudan was born in a halo of jubilation that now seems Pollyannish.
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Five beautifully grilled shrimp, sourced from Ecuador, in the wild shrimp scampi dish rested on a bed of toasted farro mixed with roasted grape tomatoes and came with a side of sautéed escarole; it was a do-your-body-good type of a selection without being too spartan.
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"This was right out of surgery and the very first time I got to hold my baby girl," Rossi captioned the black-and-white photo on July 18, which showed her with a made-up face and freshly curled hair while her baby girl rested on her chest.
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The indictments in the Murphy case rested on the work of two detectives, Fernando Espindola and Julio LaSalle, who pored over hundreds of hours of surveillance video, listened to hours of recorded jailhouse calls and sifted through thousands of social media posts to gather evidence supporting conspiracy charges.
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As his long fingers rested on his knees and his shoulders leaned forward slightly, he scrutinized a moment in which seven men, holding hands as if bound by chains, twisted to one side and snapped their necks back before curving in the other direction in a deep, rounded contraction.
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Meanwhile, Auburn's hopes rested on the shoulders of Sean White, a sophomore quarterback who looked miserable in limited action last season, and an offense that, despite Malzahn's offensive background, ranked 86th nationally in yards per play, part of a sharp decline from Auburn's 2013 national title game team.
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As the podcast "In the Dark" has chronicled, there are strong indications that Mr. Evans's case against Mr. Flowers rested on faulty forensic evidence; unreliable testimony from a jailhouse informant; and various misrepresentations that, if not somehow addressed, could well undermine the public's trust in yet another prosecution.
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Turning the garden — or when it rains, the garden room at the end of the lawn — into a communal dining space, they'll create a temporary table from two large sheets of plywood rested on shipping crates and daubed with chalk paint in tranquil shades of green or blue.
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He leaned across the table, reaching his arms toward the page so that his upper body rested on the lacquered wood, a peculiarly teenage gesture, I thought, I remembered making it but hadn't made it for years, and he pressed his finger to the margin of the page.
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"Our digital economy is the global leader, providing billions of dollars in ad-supported content and services to consumers, and the innovation and investment that have driven its success have rested on robust, consistent self-regulatory privacy standards backstopped by the Federal Trade Commission," the groups said in a statement.
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Flowers's appeal of his latest 2010 conviction rested on this aspect of the case, and his petition minced no words about how Evans used peremptory challenges to racially discriminate against him: Through the first four trials, prosecutor Doug Evans relentlessly removed as many qualified African American jurors as he could.
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The indictment rested on the accusations of Miriam Haley, a former television production assistant who testified that Mr. Weinstein forced oral sex on her at his Manhattan apartment in 19933; and Jessica Mann, a former aspiring actress, who says he raped her in a Midtown Manhattan hotel room in 21993.
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But in the opening statement on behalf of Alliance for Academic Freedom, a group that submitted a formal objection to the resolution, Sharon Ann Musher, an associate professor at Stockton University in New Jersey, said that the resolution rested on "dubious claims" and that passage would tarnish the reputation of the association.
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" The cup, which rested on a table in Winterfell's great hall during a post-battle feast, was later digitally removed from the scene on HBO Go. The network took a lighthearted approach in their response to the flub, joking in a statement that "the latte that appeared in the episode was a mistake.
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The acrimony between Trump and Sessions has long been simmering -- Sessions tendered his resignation earlier this year but Trump declined to accept it -- but Wednesday's comments signal a shift in Trump's leadership style, one that former employers used to say rested on unflinching loyalty to the company and, more importantly, the boss.
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First and foremost, it's important to note that in brass-tacks political terms, King's pre-2019 political fortunes rested on his perceived position as a potential political kingmaker for up-and-coming conservatives — including presidential candidates — and as a reliable GOP vote in Congress representing a heavily conservative district in a very important state.
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LINE: Georgia -2.5 ABOUT GEORGIA (4-123, 2-4 SEC): The Bulldogs' high hopes entering the season rested on a stable of running backs, but in the past two games (losses to Vanderbilt and Florida), Nick Chubb has gained just 60 yards on 21 carries while Sony Michel has totaled 22 yards on 231 carries.
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But it could also signal that Trump's skepticism about intervention, which rested on the shallowest intellectual foundation to begin with, could evaporate very quickly in the face of rising poll numbers (the American people like their military!) and the pleasures of a strange new respect garnered from the likes of Elliot Abrams and Fareed Zakaria.
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Following the lead of Fernand Point, the spiritual father of nouvelle cuisine and a mentor to many of its pioneers, Mr. Bocuse shaped a style of cooking at the restaurant that stressed fresh ingredients, lighter sauces, unusual flavor combinations and relentless innovation that, in his case, rested on a solid mastery of classic technique.
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But the most important aspect of Judge Leon's opinion is that it essentially embraces the Bork approach, which rested on a few premises: that markets are inherently competitive; that a firm's dominance in one market cannot be leveraged into another; and that market success is a result of maximizing consumer welfare, not anti-competitive behavior.
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They placed bookshelves full of books against the windows in their bedrooms, blocking the glass from sight but allowing light to creep in around the edges, and they leaned Saeed's bed over the tall windows in their sitting room, mattress and all, upright, at an angle, so that the bed's feet rested on the lintel.
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The petition, filed by lawyers C. Justin Brown and Catherine Stetson along with other lawyers at the Washington law firm Hogan Lovells, stated that that basis for the Supreme Court to take up the case rested on the "straightforward legal issue" of ineffective counsel provided by Syed's trial attorney, Cristina Gutierrez, who is deceased.
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Butskellism rested on four pillars: Keynesian demand-management designed to avoid slumps; a welfare state to provide people with a combination of opportunities (through education) and security (through health care and pensions); consensus between politicians, businesses (including many that were owned by the state) and trade unions; and an "industrial strategy" to shape the direction of the economy.
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His Ali Shuffle may have been pure showboating, but the "rope-a-dope" — in which he rested on the ring's ropes and let an opponent punch himself out — was the stratagem that won the Rumble in the Jungle against George Foreman in 1974, the fight in Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of Congo) in which he regained his title.
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In a two-to-one split, the appeals court weighing whether the government could legally transfer Doe concluded that that authority rested on the precondition that he is being legally held in the first place — in other words, the government only has the power to transfer Doe if the courts agree that he is a lawfully held enemy combatant.
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Albright's obsessiveness contributed to his relative obscurity as a painter: he was reluctant to let any painting go, and priced them far above the market in order to deter buyers (he married into the Medill Paterson newspaper fortune, which rested on the ownership of such papers as The Chicago Tribune and the New York Daily News).
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His Fistic Majesty, Michael Bisping, pulled off the upset of the year in his manhandling of Luke Rockhold on June 4 th 2016, but has since rested on his laurels looking for money fights which are almost always easier prospects than jumping back into the shark tank that is the top end of the 185 lbs division.
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Shortly after the deal was announced, the same gaming regulator had announced a review into Crown's prized $1.5 billion Sydney casino, as its 2014 approval rested on condition it would not do business with the father of Melco CEO Lawrence Ho, Stanley Ho, who at the time was under investigation in Australia and the United States for possible ties to organized crime.
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Federal law keeps Barr from releasing certain sensitive information obtained through grand jury testimony, according to PBS Newshour, and a lot of Mueller's findings rested on a few dozen grand jury indictments — including indictments of several high-profile Russian officials and senior members of the Trump campaign, such as Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen, campaign chairman Paul Manafort, and campaign advisor Rick Gates.
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In the exhibition, Onassis's presence is everywhere: the cup he always used to drink his coffee at Callas's apartment, a gold plated box he gave to her that rested on her bedside table, a gold chain he wore around his neck from which hung a gold cigar cutter Callas gave him, and a white mink fur bolero, believed to be a gift from Onassis.
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The thesis going in must have rested on a misguided belief that impeachment would damage Trump and disadvantage the three senators who were challenging Joe BidenJoe BidenLimbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada Where 22020 candidates stand in Super Tuesday polls MORE for the nomination.
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"Much of the bull narrative has rested on Tesla being the next Apple, selling high-volume EVs at premium price point and at high gross margins, in part aided by a unique branded retail presence — a narrative we see as undermined by the recent price cuts and closing of most of the stores," Barclays auto analysts Brian Johnson and Steven Hempel said in a research note.
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" John Randolph, a steadfast Republican but no lawyer, drafted the articles of impeachment against Chase, which broadly charged him with prostituting his high office to the low purpose of partisanship but, narrowly, rested on all manner of pettiness, including the charge that during Callender's trial Chase had used "unusual, rude, and contemptuous expressions toward the prisoner's counsel" and had engaged in "repeated and vexatious interruptions.
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