As the country moved on, Cardin and Sullivan swung into action.
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As measles spread in New York, public health officials swung into action.
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The Jewish community swung into action to repair the headstones, she said.
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Like Trump, Republican operatives swung into action quickly to exploit the premium hikes.
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Fashion review Fashion week swung into action at Ralph Lauren's Jazz Age nightclub.
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Mets 23, Giants 22 Jeff McNeil's mind swung into action even before his bat.
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When the call on the radio came, the hunters of Clyde River swung into action.
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In the weeks since the cyclone, a vast international aid campaign has swung into action.
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The archaic machinery of the US Senate has swung into action for President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
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By the time Canada's national government swung into action, the whole country had a base of knowledge and experience.
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On Subi Reef, a construction crane swung into action next to a shelter designed for surface-to-air missiles.
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It's Monday evening, Congress is buzzing away and the Supreme Court has swung into action with a series of rulings.
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At Jane Street, however, Harvard Ph.D.s wearing flip-flops, shorts and hoodies swung into action with a wave of buy orders.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry are pleased the Evening Standard's Dispossessed Fund has immediately swung into action.
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The health agencies of the federal government swung into action to meet critical urgent needs for those injured in the storm.
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She swung into action in 1920, after a jeering mob in Duluth stormed a jail and lynched three black circus workers.
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Retiring When Brenda Holt learned that the federal government planned to close her local Social Security office, she swung into action.
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Allies of Ms. Pelosi swung into action Monday, rallying to her side as her office trickled out endorsements from critical constituencies.
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Yet, Polman immediately swung into action, firmly rejecting the 3G offer, not even leaving the door open to negotiation for higher offers.
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Federal investigators swung into action on Thursday, conducting searches at PNB branches and also at Nirav Modi's home and offices, local media said.
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The bureaucracy has swung into action, issuing 50-point policy plans and offering tax breaks and other inducements to firms investing in the game.
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Sitting down exclusively with PEOPLE in this week's issue, Curry, 61, wells up as she recalls the network of colleagues that swung into action.
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John F. Kelly, the chief of staff, in the meantime swung into action to pull the president back from the brink of a veto.
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He quickly swung into action, reaching St. Anthony's Church and sending video of the attack there to the editing desk from a small restaurant nearby.
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The FDA publicly swung into action Friday after Kaiser Health News illuminated a secret database that kept serious safety issues out of the public eye.
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But when Bank of America brought the go-shop provision from Apollo's deal with Tech Data deal to his attention, he quickly swung into action.
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However, this time state officials said they have quickly swung into action to isolate, observe and treat anyone who may have come into contact with the virus.
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Major change seemed just around the corner as officials swung into action to amend sexual assault laws and ensure such a horrific incident could never happen again.
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The group swung into action, setting off a mountainside rescue that had to be accomplished within minutes to beat the odds of death from trauma or suffocation.
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When the earthquake struck, killing an estimated 20153,000 to 316,000 people, American Red Cross CEO Gail McGovern's staff swung into action doing what it does best: raising money.
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And when a bomb was left on the street in the Chelsea neighborhood last year, a local photographer saw the contraption and the bomb squad swung into action.
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After the new commissioners took office this year, Google swung into action, sending senior policy counsel Rob Mahini, a former FTC official, to establish connections with the agency.
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When the Metropolitan Opera sought major concessions from its employees in 2014, including changes to work rules that were important to members of the chorus, Mr. Gordon swung into action.
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And they swung into action to finance these companies, and get a window into them, even as the hordes were immolating themselves on pyres of wasted cash and incomprehensible business models.
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And that was when Manafort, who had already quit the Trump campaign under a cloud of questions about millions worth of payments he took from oligarchs in Ukraine, swung into action.
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Eisenberg, the lawyer, then swung into action — reportedly moving the call transcript to a super-secure White House server that's traditionally reserved for classified intelligence documents, according to The Washington Post.
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Yet, faced with an Ebola epidemic that risked a repeat of the devastation wrought on West Africa in 2013-2016, when the virus wiped out 11,000 people, health authorities swung into action.
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"The case was reported by locals and we have swung into action to rescue them," he said, adding that so far there had been no ransom demand or contact from the kidnappers.
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The next day, as the mobs swung into action, Mr. Prakash and other police officers were shaking hands with a Hindu mob, which shouted slogans celebrating the Delhi police and its support.
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Manafort swung into action to try to limit the fallout and smooth relations with the West, according to the testimony of Manafort's ex-right hand man, Rick Gates, during his trial in Virginia.
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In a demonstration using publicly available photos of a sample target, the team used a hacked version of videoconferencing software that swung into action only when it detected the face of a target.
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While traders at large investment banks watched their screens in horror, at Jane Street, a bunch of Harvard Ph.D.s wearing flip-flops, shorts and hoodies, swung into action with a wave of buy orders.
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Hypnotic to watch, the iceberg glinted in the sun as the claw swung into action, grabbing a full scoop of ice that hovered over the hopper before slowly opening and dropping its precious load.
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It's the same system that swung into action in 2014 after nurse Amber Vinson was diagnosed with Ebola she had contracted from caring for a patient in Dallas who later died from the disease.
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On Tuesday, when a magnitude 33 quake hit the same area, the country swung into action, using lessons learned in the 2011 disaster to ensure coastal residents evacuated well before the much smaller waves hit.
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When WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange disclosed earlier this month that his anti-secrecy group had obtained CIA tools for hacking into technology products made by U.S. companies, security engineers at Cisco Systems swung into action.
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"It was amazing — everyone swung into action and we were up all night drafting it," said Becca Heller, a Yale graduate and co-founder of the International Refugee Assistance Project, which represented the Iraqi men.
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The two new co-CEOs, Sebastian Gunningham and Artie Minson, have already swung into action trimming expensive perks, unrolling superfluous acquisitions and dismissing or collecting resignations from a growing cohort of Neumann's closest allies at the company.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When it became clear that President Donald Trump was seriously considering nominating Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court, the conservative judge's former law clerks swung into action as among his most energetic public cheerleaders.
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As it spread to almost every country in the Western Hemisphere, scientists and health officials at every level of government swung into action, trying to understand how the infection caused birth defects and how it could be stopped.
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In response to an interview with Rogue One actor Riz Ahmed about the film's "political reality," members of Reddit's alt-right-ish Gamergate haven KotakuinAction swung into action to float the idea that Star Wars has never been political.
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WASHINGTON — Fresh documents released Thursday paint a detailed new portrait of how President Donald Trump's former attorney and "fixer," Michael Cohen, swung into action to protect his boss from a brewing sex scandal on the eve of the 2016 election.
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He recounts how the Trump campaign swung into action after WikiLeaks — the activist organization suspected of cozying up to Kremlin-backed hackers — started releasing stolen Democratic emails in late July 2016, just days before Hillary Clinton accept her party's nomination.
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China's propaganda machine has swung into action as Beijing seeks to reassure people that the Chinese economy and financial markets are healthy despite a trade war with the United States and steep declines in the value of stock prices and the yuan.
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As we drove away, the tin roof unmoored itself, flying into the air like a prop for "The Wizard of Oz." In the days before Mangkhut made landfall in the Philippines, local authorities swung into action, going door to door in vulnerable neighborhoods to encourage residents to evacuate.
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But after an initial nonresponse on Thursday, the day of the meeting — most White House aides were at a party for a departing National Security Council official, Dina H. Powell — the aides swung into action long after the story could be contained, a fact that aggravated Mr. Trump's allies outside the building.
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With Alex's leadership as the General Counsel we quickly swung into action, not only responding to the immediate needs by deploying the Strategic National Stockpile (SNS), but we created a public health emergency preparedness office within HHS to coordinate our efforts to respond and be ready for the next time a man-made or natural public health emergency occurred.
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N), and home-grown RuPay run by the National Payments Corp of India (NPCI) swung into action in September after receiving complaints from some banks that their clients' cards had been fraudulently used mainly in China and the United States even though they were in India, said the chief of NPCI, which also runs the biggest network of shared ATMs.
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Here's what we're watching: • T-Mobile hires a former Trump aide to advise on the Sprint deal • Moody's puts Italy on review for a downgrade • Italy's relations with the European Union • Smart speakers and what they can hear • Harvey Weinstein is finally facing the law • Europe's strict data rules have swung into action • Why China would love the North Korea talks to fall through Corey Lewandowski, a former campaign manager for President Trump, is advising T-Mobile on its proposed merger with Sprint.
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Police immediately swung into action and the culprits were arrested.
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In July 1987 the Ibexes swung into action in support of IPKF in Sri Lanka providing logistical support. In November 1988 the Ibexes took part in the 'Male Operations against mercenaries'.
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At 10:32, O-9 had not returned to the surface. Rescue ships swung into action immediately. Sister ships O-6 and O-10, submarine , submarine rescue ship , and other ships searched for O-9.
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AML-90s of the Druze Progressive Socialist Party's (PSP) People's Liberation Army (PLA) militia also swung into action against five Staghounds of the Lebanese Internal Security Forces during a raid on Fayadiyeh barracks in mid-1976. The armoured cars were incompetently handled by the leftist forces, and later abandoned near Kahale with an AMX-13 due to mechanical problems.
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The female bodyguards swung into action and a swordfight ensued. Soon the royal guards joined the fight. The Pathans were miserably defeated and as they tried to escape, the royal guards chased and killed them. The second detachment of Pathan mercenaries were killed by the warrior monks of the Shaiva akhara in the nearby jungles in the wee hours.
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Soon the reestablishment of the important historic feature of heritage fruit trees and a substantial raised vegetable garden will take place. So in 2011 after years of drought and neglect, Riversdale's garden has been restored. In 2009 a new committee was formed and volunteers swung into action in 2010. Gravel paths were unearthed and new planting began, transplanting all and sundry from other parts of the garden.
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The war wiped out many of the gains which Japan had made since 1868. About 40% of the nation's industrial plants and infrastructure were destroyed, and production reverted to levels of about fifteen years earlier. The people were shocked by the devastation and swung into action. New factories were equipped with the best modern machines, giving Japan an initial competitive advantage over the victor states, who now had older factories.
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By 5 September, the Hmong irregulars moved north onto the Plain of Jars, overrunning huge hoards of military materiel, including a fleet of PT-76 tanks. Continuing onwards, still uncontested, on 9 September GM 22 captured Khang Khay. Even as they were doing so, GM 23 swung into action. Two of its battalions captured Phou Khe and Phonsavan on 12 September; the third relieved GM 22 at Khang Khay.
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In the meantime, Rigaud had set up a mulatto separatist movement in the south and Pétion had joined him. With the British out, Toussaint swung into action against them. As he sent General Dessalines against Grand and Petit Goâve and General Christophe against the mulatto stronghold of Jacmel, heavily armed American ships bombarded mulatto fortifications and destroyed Rigaud's transport barges. The display of American force and the fierce fighting of Toussaint's troops brought victory.
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The British Empire declared war on Germany on 5 August, and the RAN swung into action. Australia had departed Sydney the night before, and was heading north to rendezvous with other RAN vessels south of German New Guinea.Jose, The Royal Australian Navy 1914–1918, pp. 9–10 The German colonial capital of Rabaul was considered a likely base of operations for von Spee, and Patey put together a plan to clear the harbour.
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On 24 February, the official first day of action, the division as a whole swung into action as part of a coordinated attack by hundreds of thousands of allied troops. During the first day of battle, the 3rd Armored Division pushed 18 miles into Iraq, taking over 200 prisoners. By dawn of the second day, an additional 50 prisoners had been taken, with scouts reporting enemy reinforcements moving to meet the division.
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Minutes after the accident, an extensive rescue operation swung into action, involving the police, military and medical services. All hospitals were alerted to be on stand-by for casualties. Rescue workers went into the ship's engine and boiler rooms to search for missing workers. Eight fire engines and ambulances rushed to the scene and after the fire was doused, more rescue workers poured into the ship to help the injured and remove the dead.
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A Rohini glider, designed and developed at Technical Center of Civil Aviation Department and manufactured at HAL, was the jewel in the crown of the Flight Lab. The open cockpit, side-by-side seating, fabric covered wooden structure glider became very popular among students and used extensively for research work. Soon the Flight Lab. swung into action and the gliders were aero-towed to desired heights with students on board for the complex studies of aerodynamics and flight mechanics.
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He then ran for alderman in Waterbury and had been serving as president of Waterbury's board of aldermen when he was called upon to succeed Mayor Philip Giordano upon Giordano's arrest on charges of illegal conduct with children. Under the city's charter, the president of the board of aldermen becomes the acting mayor of the city when the sitting mayor becomes incapacitated. Caligiuri became the acting mayor when Giordano was arrested. Caligiuri swung into action immediately to restore confidence.
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The First Aid Committee swung into action, sweeping trails for skiers needing assistance. The train acted as a base camp on the siding during the day. While no injuries were treated on that first trip, the First Aid Committee (AKA Ski Patrol) continued active participation on trains reaching North Creek during the pre-war years. They were assisted by a "physician-on-call," Dr. James Glenn, a family physician and skier who practiced in North Creek.
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Harmon spilled the nearest Buckeye with a strenuous block and Rogers put another one out of action. Kolesar swung into action and two more Buckeyes went out of action. Wistert disposed of another — and then it was just a case of Kromer's outrunning the hopelessly pursuing remainder. Though lacking about fifty percent of his old speed and agility, Kromer sped down the side of the field and over for the score — the climax of his Varsity career.
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At one time there were no fewer than 14 factories devoted entirely to the production of clothing to be given in return for coupons for Clubs cigarettes. Sales increased rapidly and again the competition swung into action with at least six other brands of a similar type. Clubs' success even persuaded Gallaher Tobacco to introduce coupons into Park Drive, a move which all through the coupon war they had steadfastly maintained they would never do. Finally the coupon war careered out of control.
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During his initial service, Capt Arun took part in “Op Rakshak” under 8 Mountain Division and 28 Inf Div sector and proved his mettle as a professional and committed soldier. He was awarded Sen Medal for his exceptional service and devotion to duty. Later Capt Arun was inducted into 9 Para (Special Forces) a unit known for daredevil operations in very demanding situations. Capt Arun along with his troops swung into action and set off to an arduous climb towards the suspected hideout.
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Faced with the uncertainties implicit in the conflicting scenarios, and unwilling to countenance any further expansion of Switzerland, French and Sardinian diplomats swung into action. The 1860 Treaty of Turin, signed on March 24, 1860, was the outcome. Savoy and Nice found themselves annexed to France as discussed at Plombières in 1858, but subject to certain conditions. Article 1 of the finalized document also stated, in deliberately vague terms, that the annexation would take place after the populations of Nice and Savoy had consented to the arrangement.
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On 3 March 2001, Naik Rambeer Singh’s unit received information about the presence of terrorists in a house in a village in Doda district which was located in its area of responsibility. A decision was taken by the security forces to launch a quick and well-coordinated operation to flush out the terrorists. The assault team which Naik Rambeer Singh was part of, swung into action and set out to cordon off the suspected area. The terrorists on being surrounded and challenged opened fire at the troops.
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" It further said "Soldiers in the army, security service, civil defense force, and people's force ... The Ngo Dinh Diem government, abusing power, has thought only of personal ambition and slighted the fatherland's interests ... The army has swung into action. The task of you all is to unite ... The revolution will certainly be successful." The proclamation was endorsed by 14 generals, 7 colonels and a major. It further added that "We have no political ambitions ... We act not for fame or benefit, but to save our beloved fatherland.
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The Haida language is considered to be an isolate. In spite of the de facto banning of the Haida language with the introduction of residential schools and the enforcement of the use of English language, Haida language revitalization projects swung into action in the 1970s and continue to this day. It is estimated that there are only 3 or 4 dozen Haida speaking people with almost all of them being the age of 70 or older. Haida wait for their Heiltsuk hosts to welcome them to sing and dance at a peace potlatch in Waglisla.
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The school was founded by Miss Mary Glasgow,Mary Glasgow - school founder who was the headmistress of Bukit Bintang Girls' School (BBGS) The municipal council, Majlis Perbandaran Petaling Jaya (MPPJ) (now named Majlis Bandaraya Petaling Jaya, MBPJ); allocated a piece of land to Glasgow for building a school for the community. Although the land was available, no money was provided to build it. Glasgow and the Bukit Bintang Girls' School students swung into action; raising money by holding fun fairs, food fairs and plays. Within a short time, the girls had raised enough to build the boys' school.
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Wait, Salmon Ferreira, Stefanus Ferreira and the Damant Bros. The first irrigation scheme on the Klein Rivier was started by James Wait in 1827 and completed in 1830. It extended for 3.5 miles and he was awarded 50 cattle and the use of 50 workers. What the papers said about the opening of the scheme on the Klein Rivier: "......the course swung into action sending streams of water down its winding length ....." People came from far and wide to view the spectacle and Dr Philip later declared it the greatest work of its kind ever undertaken in the Colony.
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Roger Lucey (born 1954) is a South African musician, journalist, film maker, actor and educator. In the late 1970s and early 1980s his early career as a musician was destroyed by Paul Erasmus of the South African Bureau of State Security, because the lyrics to Lucey's protest songs were considered a threat to the Apartheid State. Although already aware of his anti-apartheid songs, the South African Government's security apparatus only swung into action to destroy Lucey's career after he performed a radical song in a programme on Voice of America radio. The criminal methods used against Lucey formed part of the testimony given by Paul Erasmus in front of the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
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The airport had no functioning firefighting equipment. The initial crash response involved several international agencies present in Goma, including several organisations of the United Nations (MONUC, Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, UNICEF, World Health Organization) and also Médecins Sans Frontières France and the International Red Cross. Members of the 6th Battalion of the Sikh Light Infantry, Indian Army, who were posted there as part of the North Kivu Brigade of the UN Mission in Congo (MONUC), swung into action to effect a rescue of 6 survivors and retrieve 18 bodies. Indian Army personnel were also involved in initial crowd control and preventing the fire that arose from spreading to thickly populated areas nearby.
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The Republic of Venice, the Norman states of Apulia & Calabria and the County of Sicily, ruled by Robert Guiscard, and the other states surrounding the Adriatic Sea in 1084 Despite the relative peace of the early years of Selvo's reign, the forces that would eventually lead to his deposition had already swung into action. In southern Italy, the Duke of Apulia and Calabria, Robert Guiscard, had spent the majority of his reign consolidating Norman power along the heel and toe of lo Stivale by expelling the Byzantine armies. Guiscard was pushing north toward the Papal States (to which the Duchy of Apulia and Calabria was allied), and was threatening Byzantine control of cities along the Ionian and Adriatic seas.Skinner. Family Power in Southern Italy, pp. 3-5.
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Sandford immediately began liaising with resistance groups in Ethiopia, and in January 1940 toured the French- and British-held territories bordering Ethiopia to solicit support for a planned Allied-backed Ethiopian revolt against the Italians. The British plan to foster and assist the Ethiopian revolt was called Mission 101. Overall, Sandford's tour was relatively successful, and so upon his return to Cairo he selected the team he would use to implement Mission 101 and drew up two plans of action: Scheme A, which dealt with military preparations and the British role, and Scheme B, which focused on the propaganda methods to be used. As soon as Italy declared war on 10 June, Sandford and his team swung into action implementing his plan.
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A five-foot-tall Gandhi statue at Gandhi park near the Four-Road junction at Panruti was found in the month of September 2016, Dust had accumulated on the layers of paintwork, haphazardly done in bursts of administrative energy. When the civic body officials swung into action to give the park a much-needed facelift, little did they know that amid the thick outgrowth of weeds was hidden a treasure trove. The statue that braved the elements for over six decades was found to be made of Panchaloha - an amalgamation of five precious metals and alloys - worth several crores of rupees, with gold comprising around 20 per cent of the statue's 200-odd kg weight i.e. 40 kg of gold in it.
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By early 1959, Adenauer came under renewed pressure from his Western allies, to recognize the Oder-Neisse line, with the Americans being especially insistent. Adenauer gave his "explicit and unconditional approval" to the idea of non- aggression pacts in late January 1959, which effectively meant recognising the Oder-Neisse line, since realistically speaking Germany could only regain the lost territories through force. After Adenauer's intention to sign non- aggression pacts with Poland and Czechoslovakia became clear, the German expellee lobby swung into action and organized protests all over the Federal Republic while bombarding the offices of Adenauer and other members of the cabinet with thousands of letters, telegrams and telephone calls promising never to vote CDU again if the non-aggression pacts were signed. Faced with this pressure, Adenauer promptly capitulated to the expellee lobby.
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Crisis came to the Palace in 1969 when money problems mounted and Haymarket Stage Productions announced their final show – The Last Laugh, and the theatre then shut. The Palace Theatre Club swung into action and over 2000 signed a petition which was presented to the Council together with 1400 letters in support of the Club's campaign. A protest march through the streets was held. As a result in 1970 Southend Borough Council set up the Palace Theatre Trust which registered as a charity secured the task of establishing a repertory theatre in Southend. Ray Cooney opened the theatre with a production of Spider's Web, and thereafter the repertory seasons were produced under three successive Artistic Directors: Tony Clayton, Leslie Lawton and Christopher Dunham, the last of whom spent over 25 years at the theatre.
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One of the Yard's top-rankers, Commander E. A. Cole, recently spent > three months in America consulting with FBI officials in putting finishing > touches to the plan. But the plan was extended as a war on all vice when Sir > John Nott-Bower took over as the new Commissioner at Scotland Yard in > August. Sir John swore he would rip the cover off all London's filth > spots.... Under laxer police methods before the US-inspired plan began, and > before Sir John moved into the top job at the Yard as a man with a mission, > Montagu and his film-director friend Kenneth Hume might never have been > charged with grave offences against Boy Scouts.... Sir John swung into > action on a nationwide scale. He enlisted the support of local police > throughout England to step up the number of arrests for homosexual offences.
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In January 2013, Board of Control for Cricket in India announced that Delhi Daredevils' Indian Premier League team shall be hosting two of their home matches in IPL - 6 at this stadium.Delhi Daredevils to play two home matches in Raipur: Shukla - Times of India; Retrieved on 28 January 2013 Raipur was allotted two IPL games in January after the chief minister invited GMR, the owners of the Daredevils franchise, to host some of their home matches there. Following inspections and a few meetings, the approvals came in, and in February the state's public works department swung into action to spruce up the ground in time; they completed work on the interior in less than two months. On 28 April 2013, the first IPL match between Delhi Daredevils and Pune Warriors was played, in which Daredevils beat Warriors by 15 runs. With this it became the 19th venue to host any IPL match. The second match was played on 1 May 2013, between Delhi Daredevils and Kolkata Knight Riders.
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