Italy wants to adapt current EU asylum guidelines in favor of "a new approach that is more harmonious, so that whoever sets foot in Italy, sets foot in Europe", Conte said.
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The crazy attention she gets from the paparazzi every time she sets foot in public.
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They "must ... fashion a common European response ... before President Trump sets foot in the Oval Office", he said.
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So, before anyone ever sets foot in the kitchen, there has to be a bigger idea behind the next beverage.
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However, early success in the White House is often determined before the new president even sets foot in the Oval Office.
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Celie, a churchgoer who ultimately builds a temple of the self, sets foot in Harpo's place only once—to watch Shug perform.
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Orrin Hatch (R) and will become one of the highest profile GOP senators on the first day he sets foot in Washington.
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Sunday Routine After years of competing and touring, Sasha Cohen, the 2006 Olympic silver medalist in figure skating, rarely sets foot in the rink.
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Finally, one goes to sleep hoping Lakshmi sets foot in their house in the middle of the night, blessing them with wealth and goodwill.
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Most of these kids will continue seeing their regular pediatrician for years before anyone ever sets foot in a trans-related clinic or specialist's office.
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Mr. Wilson's creations develop out of personal obsessions that lead to years of reading and research trips before he even sets foot in the studio.
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Zuckerberg has still declined to testify in London, though the UK government has threatened to force him to testify if he sets foot in the country.
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One massive piece of legislation Clifton said Congress will try to do away with before Trump even sets foot in office is the Affordable Care Act.
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Once Ramirez sets foot in New York City's Grand Central, among thousands of morning commuters, she continues to keep her head down as she crosses the station.
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When Melania Trump sets foot in the White House as First Lady for the very first time today, she'll be doing so with an already well-crafted signature look.
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How it works: Before an asylum seeker or unauthorized immigrant sets foot in court, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) decides if they will be detained or released until their court date.
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Matteo Salvini, interior minister in Conte's anti-establishment government that took office this month in Rome, has adopted a policy of blocking foreign humanitarian boats from Italian ports, which has triggered heated exchanges with France and the Netherlands Conte called on the EU to change its position on migration and adapt current EU asylum guidelines in favor of "a new approach that is more harmonious, so that whoever sets foot in Italy, sets foot in Europe".
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Other rules guaranteed minimum reception standards for asylum-seekers across the EU and set out which country was responsible for each asylum claim (usually the first one a migrant sets foot in).
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Puigdemont lives in self-imposed exile in Belgium and would be arrested over his role in a 2017 independence bid in Catalonia if he sets foot in Spain to complete the formalities to get his EU seat.
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Of course, eye popping abs can also improve your confidence level, not to mention your attractiveness quotient (hence the nickname "sex-pack"), which is why nearly everyone who sets foot in a gym has it on his or her wish list.
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In the doctor's hands, the AI will even suggest tests and a preliminary guess for which condition the patient could have, before a patient sets foot in a clinic (the doctor is still responsible for all decisions regarding diagnoses and treatment).
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So wearing gray sweatpants, gray sneakers and a blue pullover, and armed with the black notepad he takes with him nearly every time he sets foot in a gym, Hurley entered Linden High School and took a seat in the first row of bleachers.
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Once your kid sets foot in Europe (or elsewhere) just buy a local SIM and you'll save big on data and roaming fees you might otherwise pay some U.S. carriers Every kid needs a decent set of headphones and, while they're still kind of silly looking, Apple's AirPods are my top choice for most activities.
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It is Melania Trump who subtly nods to the culture of the countries she sets foot in, whether it's the colorful Dolce & Gabbana dress she wore in China last year that resembled a classic Chinese cheongsam or the boxy red Christian Dior skirt suit in Paris last July, an homage to France's most revered couturier.
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Now everything about the family irritates him and he is very glad he'd not married. Ignoring her insistent attempts at making him again regular visitor, he never sets foot in the Turkin's house again. Several more years pass. Startsev now is a rich man with vast practice, whose only enjoyments are playing Vint and collecting money from patients.
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Kin attempts to have Hong extradited for the two murders, but he is not charged due to a technicality; however, Hong will be executed if he sets foot in Malaysia. Mun confronts Hong in his office. In a fit of anger, he stabs Hong with a letter opener and holds him hostage. He is arrested and thrown into prison hospital, having sustained an injury.
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Anderson said that Alicia was set to make life quite complicated for Leyla. Emmerdale series producer Gavin Blyth added that Alicia will start stirring things up in Leyla's life the minute she sets foot in the village. Alicia arrives in the village to warn Leyla that she does not want her at their mother's funeral. However, Leyla ignores Alicia and they "have a bit of a screaming match" at the funeral, which leaves Alicia annoyed.
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The book is divided into four parts (Prison, Desert, Escape and Refuge). Najeeb Muhammad, the protagonist of the novel, a young man from Arattupuzha in Haripad of the Kerala state, is newly married and dreams of a better work in any of the Persian Gulf states. After several endeavours, he finally sets foot in Saudi Arabia. However, at the King Khalid International Airport, Riyadh he gets trapped and is taken away by a rich Arab cattle farm supervisor to look after his farm.
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When lawyer Téa Delgado (Lozano) first sets foot in Llanview as one of its feistiest lawyers, it is because Carlotta Vega (Patricia Mauceri) has asked her to help defend Antonio Vega (Kamar de los Reyes). Antonio -- Carlotta's son -- has been charged with the murder of Carlo Hesser (Thom Christopher). Carlotta is naturally set on saving her son from prison. Téa helps clear Antonio of charges, meanwhile engaging in an intimate relationship with Kevin Buchanan (then portrayed by Kevin Stapleton, later Timothy Gibbs).
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Daniel tells William that Beaumont is using him and that he will not have his wife threatened. He tells Beaumont that Murchison is transferring his loan to another bank and if Beaumont sets foot in the office again, he will run the Fraser line down to nothing. James bargains for ice in Norway and Baines discovers that he has been taken for a fool with the piano. Baines finds a crewmember after he has been mugged and robbed, they go back to the bar and find who did it and make them buy the piano as retribution, for £26.
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He even signs up for an English class to master the language to a level where he can converse with her and maybe even impress her. The news of Gajaman's infatuation for his daughter reaches Magodis Thuma and he is infuriated. He storms into Gajaman's home and banishes him from the village, threatening to kill him if he ever sets foot in the village or attempts to get in touch with his daughter. Fearing for his life, Gajaman has no choice but to run away from the village not knowing if or when he will ever be able to return.
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Allanon returned to the world due to the presence of a new evil, and once more he needed the aid of another generation of Ohmsfords. It is revealed that the Ildatch possessed a new generation of mortals, the Mord Wraiths, to pick up where the Warlock Lord left off. From their stronghold in the Eastland, the Mord Wraiths enslaved many Gnomes and sent them against the Dwarves. Allanon needed Brin's magic, the Wishsong, to enable him to enter the Maelmord, which is a living jungle that kills anyone who sets foot in it, and destroy the Ildatch.
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Shandong Hi-Speed Group Corporation or Shandong Gaosu Group (Chinese: 山东高速集团有限公司), (SDHS), is a solely state-owned enterprise in Jinan, China, owned by the Shandong Provincial People's Government. It is mainly engaged in investment, construction and operation of highways, expressways, bridges, railways, rail transits, harbours, shipping and logistics. It also sets foot in construction, building material, information, financing, real estate and other sectors related to its main business. In June 2011, SDHS opened the Jiaozhou Bay Bridge spanning more than 40 kilometers between Qingdao and Huangdao District in Shandong, making it the longest cross-sea bridge in the world.
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Jeong-yeon arrives in France, but as soon as she sets foot in Orly Airport she is arrested and police discover more than 30 kilograms (66 pounds) of cocaine in her bag. Being thrown in a French jail is only the beginning of her troubles as legal wranglings and an indifferent Korean embassy in France soon see her shipped off to a penitentiary on the far-flung island of Martinique, a French territory in the Caribbean, where she is jailed for two years without being tried in court. Back in Korea, her husband does his best to get through to the diplomats and secure her passage home.
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Marlene has also revealed that she won the Internet popularity contest at her past zoo three years in a row (though was unable to compete at the Central Park Zoo due to a scandal) and that she considers Christmas in July "the biggest holiday of the year". In "Otter Gone Wild", it is revealed that she was born in captivity. When she sets foot in the outside world, she becomes wild. In her primal state, she briefly becomes infatuated with King Julien, and is capable of posing a significant threat even to the equally-psychotic Rico in a fight, later successfully defeating two enraged badgers who had just given the entire penguin team significant trouble.
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In May, the 5th Dragoon is in Amiens, in June in Artois where it goes back to serving in the trenches. 1916: The regiment still serves in the trenches, in groups of 200 men. Colonel Massiat replace Colonel Dauve at the commandment of the regiment. 1917: On March 19, the 5th Dragoon reaches Noyon, where it is employed in discovery missions in the surroundings of Chauny-Tergnier and then, by foot, goes back in the trenches in the Coucy sector. On August 15, Lieutenant-Colonel Bucant succeeds to Colonel Massiat. 1918: Until the end of May, the regiment remains inactive, stationed for rest. On March 18, a new change in the corps commandment brings Lieutement-Colonel Letexerant at the head of the 5th Dragoon. On May 28, the regiment brings itself towards Meaux, after a long horse march. The 5th Dragoon sets foot in Mareuil and occupies Montigny.
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