"The Metropolitan Club didn't allow men without ties," recalls Herrera.
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She doesn't want her daughters to grow up without ties to their family.
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The DOJ requires a special prosecutor without ties to Jim Comey, Andrew McCabe and Peter Strzok.
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Even Scottish Folds without ties to A-list celebs, like Milla and Maru, have amassed gargantuan followings.
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They asked for an independent "special master" — without ties to either party — to draw new lines instead.
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Immigrant teens without ties to the gang didn't necessarily know which clothes were off limits—schools don't specify.
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"This is a misguided mission without a mission, without a launch date, and without ties to exploration goals," concluded Rep.
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Harriet Miers, a George W. Bush loyalist without ties to the movement, failed the test and withdrew from consideration in 2005.
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The burrito method works without ties, but you'll need to be more careful as you roll if you don't have them.
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Malloy opted not to seek another term, and the state party really needed a nominee without ties to the incumbent governing regime.
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He invented the pseudonym Lewis Carroll during his residence at Oxford in order to publish children's books without ties to his academic career.
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Myanmar has urged Rohingya civilians to cooperate with security forces, assuring those with without ties to the insurgents they would not be affected.
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In the spring of 1995, he published a photo book called Men Without Ties that might as well have been titled Men Without Shirts.
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"No foreign national in a foreign land, without ties to the United States, has any unfettered right to demand entry into the United States," it said.
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Unlike the 2016 protests, when many participants were followers of the cleric, these protests include a cross-section of Iraqis, many without ties to political parties.
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She leaves their home and moves to Paris, where she revels in living without ties to anyone, refusing even to help a woman in distress outside her door.
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The two new board members were added just a few months after Tesla confirmed it was seeking additional independent directors without ties to CEO and founder Elon Musk.
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"No foreign national in a foreign land, without ties to the United States, has any unfettered right to demand entry into the United States," the department statement said.
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But experts without ties to the industry suggested this approach to the crisis was lacking in nuance—and setting the stage for a potential repeat of past mistakes.
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What distinguishes the current wave of donors is a focus on social media — Facebook in particular — and a willingness to fund newcomers without ties to the media establishment.
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But he's also backing other candidates without ties to the military, like Iowa's Abby Finkenauer; New Jersey's Andy Kim and Tom Malinowski; Ohio's Aftab Pureval; and Illinois's Lauren Underwood.
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However, other studies with no commercial links obtained similar results, and several scientists I spoke to, including those without ties to GlassesOff, thought the science behind the app was credible.
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Although the suit was amended on Thursday — dropping one of the students but adding other plaintiffs without ties to Stanford — the case was an example of the exasperation on campuses.
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However, the Delaware Supreme Court ruled that Regency investors would reasonably expect members of the conflicts committee to be independent directors, without ties to the board of the buyer, Energy Transfer Partners.
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No foreign national in a foreign land, without ties to the United States, has any unfettered right to demand entry into the United States or to demand immigration benefits in the United States.
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In 2016, President Obama succeeded in giving away operational control over the Internet's domain name system to a non-profit vendor without ties to the U.S. government, a move which candidate Donald Trump wisely opposed.
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Meanwhile, the US has vetted and backs a number of moderate groups without ties to terrorist groups like al-Qaeda while leading an international coalition in an air campaign against ISIS in Syria and Iraq.
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For years, influential proxy advisory firms have recommended shareholders vote in favor of an independent board chairman without ties to management or the founding family, ever since bribery allegations several years ago exposed serious board oversight failures.
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In any event, he hired a special assistant, Paul W. Pickelle, a prosecutor from Westchester County without ties to the Queens establishment, to pursue cases related to Mr. Manes that were not being handled by Mr. Giuliani's office.
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The selection process is at least partly subjective, and half the fun—at least for fans without ties to schools on the wrong side of the committee's decisions—is the passionate debate about seeds and snubs that invariably ensues.
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According to Barr, Mueller found abundant evidence of Russian offers to help candidate Trump during the 22019 election but could find no evidence that any American, with or without ties to Trump, "conspired or coordinated" with these Russian gestures.
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Public safety officials and civil rights leaders alike denounced the killer, identified as 29-year-old Gavin Long of Kansas City, Missouri, as a visitor without ties to Baton Rouge who came to their city with intent to do harm.
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More broadly, the Democrat-led opposition to Pai's deregulation measures argue that it will result in more local stations being owned by big corporations without ties to the communities they're serving and limit the diversity of voices on the air.
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Mr. Sloan also emphasized that the move was not related 1Q performance or any newly discovered issues ... While managerial change poses risks at an organization undergoing change, it is possible that a new CEO could help enhance the company's reputation with multiple stakeholders, including regulators ... hiring an external candidate without ties to the sales scandal and other missteps could lessen criticism from politicians and allow for a more constructive dialogue with regulators.
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Word of the Day noun: a wanderer who has no established residence or visible means of support noun: anything that resembles a vagabond in having no fixed place adjective: wandering aimlessly without ties to a place or community adjective: continually changing especially as from one abode or occupation to another verb: move about aimlessly or without any destination, often in search of food or employment _________ The word vagabond has appeared in 25 articles on nytimes.
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Sin Riendas (Eng.: Without Ties) is the title of a studio album released by norteño music group Bronco. This album became their third number-one set on the Billboard Top Latin Albums.
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Even if Tchangalo is a man without borders and without ties, he accepts Zingarina (even the idea of forming a family with her); Tchangalo also accepts Zingarina's baby, even if he's not his natural son.
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This is a list of those who bore the title Count of Soissons () and ruled Soissons and its civitas or diocese as a county in the Middle Ages. The title continued in use into modern times, but without ties to the actual Soissonnais.
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Smith had a brief affair with DC Kezia Walker – an open relationship without ties. When Kezia's lease expired and she was about to be made homeless, Smith offered her a room to rent. However, they soon drifted apart, and eventually split up amicably.
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Samba-Panza replaced Nzapayeké (a Christian) as Prime Minister with Mahamat Kamoun (a Muslim, but without ties to Séléka) in August 2014. As Séléka had no ties to Kamoun, it threatened to boycott the government and threatened to withdraw from the ceasefire.
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In 2013, Francona was hired to manage the Cleveland Indians and led them to an American League pennant in 2016. In August and September 2017, he led the Indians to a 22-game win streak, the longest win streak in American League history and the longest without ties in MLB history.
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In the modern novel, however, the subject is without ties to the eternal and thus loneliness is more pronounced—the loneliness of a soul that cannot find a cosmic (transcendental) home. He labeled modern novels, especially Goethe’s Wilhelm Meister, Tolstoy and Dostoyevski, as the artistic expression of the metaphysical conditions of this epoch.
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One simplistic approach converts the discrete-valued image into a continuous- valued image and adds small random values to each pixel so their values can be ranked without ties. However, this introduces noise to the output image. Because of this there may be holes or open spots in the output matched histogram.
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In 1945 the new Communist government, intent on establishing a national church without ties to Rome, had him arrested an expelled from Albania as persona non grata. Returned to Rome, he became secretary of the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith. He died in Rome on 21 September 1964 at the age of 80.
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Such attachments have been produced by many companies without ties to Hitachi. Without attachments, the device functions effectively as a clitoral vibrator, able to bring women to orgasm. Add-ons that are fitted over the top of the device and are used to excite the clitoris are available. An attachment called the "Wonder Wand" allows women to feel vibrations deep into the vagina.
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He was elected as a Republican to be a member of the New York State Assembly (St. Lawrence Co., 2nd D.) in 1875, 1876, 1877, 1878 and 1879. While serving in the Assembly, Hepburn was directed by the New York State Legislature in 1879 to investigate the railroads' practice of giving rebates within the state. Merchants without ties to the oil industry had pressed for the hearings.
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Several opposition parties called on the government to postpone the election due to the COVID-19 pandemic prior to the campaign period in September. During the elections, several parties were accused of buying votes. Several journalists also reported that they had been harassed or attacked. The costs associated with filing to run for the elections and campaigning were also criticized, with critics saying it was impossible for smaller parties without ties to an oligarch to afford.
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The film was previewed at the Edinburgh Film Festival in June 2014. Variety took the view that there were "many ways in which 'Castles in the Sky' adheres timidly to biopic convention...from Mark Russell’s sugary score to Gill Horn’s elegant but unworn costumes. Watson-Watt may stress the importance of 'free thinkers, rule-breakers and men without ties,' but this tweedy portrait never undoes its top button."Lodge, Guy, "Film Review: ‘Castles in the Sky’", Variety, 25 June 2014.
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China's Zhou Enlai, during Mao Zedong's leadership, steered the initial China–Latin America relations by encouraging friendly connections that eventually led to diplomatic relations. The development of diplomatic relations of China and Latin America was in the interest of developing cultural and economic ties. Organizations without ties to the governments of Latin American countries were created to help strengthen these ties between China and Latin America. Starting from 1970, until 1974, China successfully developed diplomatic relations with 12 of Latin America's countries.
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Cutolo was born in Ottaviano, a municipality in the hinterland of Naples, in a family without ties in the Camorra. His fatherless youth was spent in a close-knit Catholic environment. His father was an agricultural labourer who for years tilled a field as a sharecropper as a means to support his family. While still a child, the landowner told Cutolo's father that the following year the field would be used for a different purpose and that his services were no longer required.
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After the war, Kasten continued with his art education. Rather than return to his budding career in the Bay Area Kasten chose to establish himself in a new area without ties. He taught for two years (1946-1947) at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor under the chairmanship of Jean Paul Slusser. Ultimately the Michigan winters drove his return to the Bay Area where he again took an assistant professor of art position at the San Francisco State University.
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Ramakrishna, the spiritual teacher of Vivekananda, desired to see his disciple dedicate his life to the welfare of the society. After the death of Ramakrishna in 1886, Narendranath Datta (Pre-monastic name of Swami Vivekananda) and other disciples founded their first monastery at Baranagar. In 1888, Narendranath Datta left the monastery as a parivrajaka (meaning: "the Hindu religious life of a wandering monk") "without fixed abode, without ties, independent and strangers wherever they go". Between 1888 and 1893 he traveled extensively in several states of India.
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Rather, they wanted to see an investigator without ties to the NFL appointed to investigate this scandal. Finally after four months of waiting the NFL published a 243-page investigative report regarding the deflation of footballs used in the AFC Championship game on May 6, 2015. This report is known as the Wells Report,The report is officially entitled Investigative Report Concerning Footballs Used During the AFC Championship Game on January 18, 2015. named for its leading author, attorney Theodore V. Wells, Jr., of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison.
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In 1888, Narendra left the monastery as a Parivrâjaka— the Hindu religious life of a wandering monk, "without fixed abode, without ties, independent and strangers wherever they go". His sole possessions were a kamandalu (water pot), staff and his two favourite books: the Bhagavad Gita and The Imitation of Christ. Narendra travelled extensively in India for five years, visiting centres of learning and acquainting himself with diverse religious traditions and social patterns. He developed sympathy for the suffering and poverty of the people, and resolved to uplift the nation.
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In 1888, Swami Vivekananda left the monastery as a Parivrâjaka— the Hindu religious life of a wandering monk, "without fixed abode, without ties, independent and strangers wherever they go". His sole possessions were a kamandalu (water pot), staff and his two favourite books: the Bhagavad Gita and The Imitation of Christ. Narendra travelled extensively in India for five years, visiting centres of learning and acquainting himself with diverse religious traditions and social patterns. He developed sympathy for the suffering and poverty of the people, and resolved to uplift the nation.
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The Hepburn Committee was created in 1879 by an act of the New York State Legislature. A. Barton Hepburn was directed by the State Legislature to investigate the railroads' practice of giving rebates within the state. Merchants without ties to the oil industry had pressed for the hearings. Prior to the committee's investigation, few knew of the size of Standard Oil's control and influence on seemingly unaffiliated oil refineries and pipelines - Hawke (1980) cites that only a dozen or so within Standard Oil knew the extent of company operations.
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The Million Women Rise rally at London on Saturday 8 March 2014 Million Women Rise (MWR) is a women-only march and rally against violence against women, held annually in London on a Saturday close to International Women's Day, 8 March. The march starts in Hyde Park and moves through Oxford Street in the famous West End shopping district, stopping traffic. It is followed by a rally in Trafalgar Square, with survivors of violence speaking to the crowd. MWR has no corporate sponsors, and the organisers are grassroots activists without ties to large charities or NGOs.
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Instead, it reeks of opportunism, substituting characters arc for mere trauma ... These character, story and style missteps would be problematic no matter the source. But it matters in this case that the source is a European-born woman in the U.S. without ties to the Mexican migrant experience." VanDenburgh also criticized Cummins' choice to position the main character as "forced" to illegally cross the border "by an all-powerful villain" which, she argues, makes it easier for sheltered, white American readers to sympathize with the plot. VanDenburgh calls this construct "a cunning calculation, and also a deeply cynical one.
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Colines was born between 1480 and 1490, possibly south of Paris, where his siblings later owned farms. He probably studied at the University of Paris and probably worked for the elder Henri Estienne, and replaced Estienne as press director after his death in 1520. Colines married Estienne's widow, Guyonne Viart, and inherited charge of the press and her six children. He continued working in Estienne's shop until Robert Estienne (Estienne's son) entered the business in 1526, by which time Colines had set up his own shop nearby at Soleil d'or and helped Robert become established as a printer without ties to the university.
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Ibn Masal would be named vizier only after al-Hafiz's death. This was a deliberate attempt to reverse the progressive transformation of the vizierate into a sultanate: unlike the viziers, the secretaries were civilian bureaucrats without ties to the army, and often non-Muslims as well, and hence utterly dependent on the Caliph. The first of these secretaries was the Egyptian Christian Abu Zakari, who had been appointed as "supervisor of the bureaus" (, likely indicating the head of the ) by Bahram and been dismissed and exiled by Ridwan. Al-Hafiz restored him to his position, and awarded him the title "Protege of the Caliphate" ().
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In 1998, she was first approached with the idea of starting a political party by future prime minister Robert Fico, her future-husband Fedor Flasik and Frantisek Határ. As a result of these discussions, she co-founded and subsequently became vice- chairwoman of the new social-democratic party Direction-Social Democracy (Smer-SD), with Fico as leader. Alongside others such as Fico, Robert Kalinak and Pavol Paska she was a part of the new generation of politicians hand- picked to start a new left-wing political party where the leadership would be without ties to the former communist regime nor post-communist corruption scandals, the so-called "clean hands" strategy. She was re-elected during the 2003 party congress.
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A. Barton Hepburn was directed by the New York State Legislature in 1879 to investigate the railroads' practice of giving rebates within the state. Merchants without ties to the oil industry had pressed for the hearings. Prior to the committee's investigation, few knew of the size of Standard Oil's control and influence on seemingly unaffiliated oil refineries and pipelines - Hawke (1980) cites that only a dozen or so within Standard Oil knew the extent of company operations. The committee counsel, Simon Sterne, questioned representatives from the Erie Railroad and the New York Central Railroad and discovered that at least half of their long-haul traffic granted rebates, and that much of this traffic came from Standard Oil.
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Federn served as the matron of the facility but was unable to establish communal residential housing as in England. Instead, the Oattkring House served as the first gathering place for social services in Austria which were not funded by charity. Without ties to political or religious affiliations, for a small fee workers could benefit from health care for pregnant women and for children, a nursery for childcare for working mothers, mixed-gender education, classes on cooking, and social evenings with musical performances or lectures. 1913 Women's Suffrage demonstration in Ottakring Lang was appointed to serve on the press committee of the International Council of Women in 1903 and in 1904, attended the Berlin Congress, from which the International Woman Suffrage Alliance was formed.
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In 2018, Neil McEvoy started a pressure group called 'Propel Wales' and officially launched the group at a meeting in the Cardiff Coal Exchange on 21 May 2018. McEvoy, sitting as an Independent AM at the time due to his 18 month expulsion from Plaid Cymru in March 2018, stated that while Propel Wales was 'within Plaid Cymru', it sought to reach out to those outside of Plaid Cymru and to people who were disengaged with Welsh politics altogether. On 10 July 2019, McEvoy withdrew his application to re-join Plaid Cymru, citing an "absence of natural justice" and "due process" as the reason behind his decision. By late 2019, Propel Wales had changed their description from 'members and supporters of Plaid Cymru' to 'without ties to any political party'.
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The Supers, exiled by Sanctuary leader (and Miri's grandmother) Jennifer Sharifi as her last act before her trial, came to Earth under the wing of ex-lawyer and philanthropist Leisha Camden, the only remaining Sleepless without ties to Sanctuary, and have since built themselves an island, "La Isla," off the coast of Mexico, using nanotechnology that is years more advanced than anything either donkey or Sleepless can boast. Despite this infusion of foreign brainpower, America has undergone stressful times in recent years; in 2080 (several decades after this political system evolved) the exclusive patents for Kenzo Yagai's cold fusion technology, "Y-energy," ran out, and the United States entered a profound economic slump from which it has not quite recovered. Even worse, the machinery that allows the Liver lifestyle--gravrails, medunits, robots, and even the soysynth cafeterias--have begun suffering frequent breakdowns for unknown reasons.
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In a military camp, captain Saravanan (MGR) promises to his brother-in-arms, captain Moorthy, dying person (seriously wounded following an exchange enlivened against poachers on the Indian border) to take care of his girl Rani (Baby Shakila), an adorable girl, very intelligent, of 6 years. Once, the knowledge is made between the military officer (MGR) and the girl (Baby Shakila), begins then a big trip through the country, full of pitfalls. Because of his swiftness, the military officer Saravanan realizes that who his daughter protects is the leader of an evil group. But they do not fall only upon ill-intentioned people, quite the opposite, Saravanan and Rani meet on their way, the beautiful Sarasou (Jayalalitha), a young woman without ties, devoid of any bad feelings, which will spare no effort, such as being mother for Rani and will devote herself as an affectionate partner for Saravanan.
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Some theorists have attacked McLuhan's definition and treatment of the word "medium" for being too simplistic. Umberto Eco, for instance, contends that McLuhan's medium conflates channels, codes, and messages under the overarching term of the medium, confusing the vehicle, internal code, and content of a given message in his framework. In Media Manifestos, Régis Debray also takes issue with McLuhan's envisioning of the medium. Like Eco, he is ill at ease with this reductionist approach, summarizing its ramifications as follows: > The list of objections could be and has been lengthened indefinitely: > confusing technology itself with its use of the media makes of the media an > abstract, undifferentiated force and produces its image in an imaginary > "public" for mass consumption; the magical naivete of supposed causalities > turns the media into a catch-all and contagious "mana"; apocalyptic > millenarianism invents the figure of a homo mass-mediaticus without ties to > historical and social context, and so on.
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Some theorists have attacked McLuhan's definition and treatment of the word "medium" for being too simplistic. Umberto Eco, for instance, contends that McLuhan's medium conflates channels, codes, and messages under the overarching term of the medium, confusing the vehicle, internal code, and content of a given message in his framework. In Media Manifestos, Régis Debray also takes issue with McLuhan's envisioning of the medium. Like Eco, he too is ill at ease with this reductionist approach, summarizing its ramifications as follows: > The list of objections could be and has been lengthened indefinitely: > confusing technology itself with its use of the media makes of the media an > abstract, undifferentiated force and produces its image in an imaginary > "public" for mass consumption; the magical naivete of supposed causalities > turns the media into a catch-all and contagious "mana"; apocalyptic > millenarianism invents the figure of a homo mass-mediaticus without ties to > historical and social context, and so on.
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In the early 1990s, an Air Nauru 737 was chartered to operate the Auckland-Niue route of Niue Airlines, the latter company's only service. In 1993 two of the 737-200s were replaced by Boeing 737-400s, leaving the Boeing 737-200C to soldier on for a little while longer.Australian Aviation magazine 1994 Major Airline Directory. Aerospace Publications Pty. Ltd. ISSN 0813-0876. The airline, by now only operating a single 737-400, was corporatised in July 1996 as the Nauru Air Corporation (NAC) headed by a new CEO without ties to the government, enabling it to operate independently in a commercial marketplace, free from most of its government constraints. Boeing 737-300s at Nauru International Airport (February 2016) In 1998 Air Nauru came under the regulatory control of the Civil Aviation Authority of Australia and since then has been a select foreign carrier holding an Australian Air Operator's Certificate (AOC). Mismanagement of the island's wealth and the resulting economic troubles caused the airline to lose large amounts of money, and on some occasions become insolvent.
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Chandrabindu Namkha'i and Shane (1986, 1999: p. 91) open the discourse of the 'Song of the Vajra' (Wylie: rdo rje'i glu zhig)Source: (accessed: Tuesday March 23, 2010) an excerpt of the Union of the Sun and Moon into the English language and render it thus: :Unborn, yet continuing without interruption, :neither coming nor going, omnipresent, :Supreme Dharma, :unchangeable space, without definition, :spontaneously self-liberating-- :perfectly unobstructed state-- :manifest from the very beginning, :self- created, without location, :with nothing negative to reject, :and nothing positive to accept, :infinite expanse, penetrating everywhere, :immense, and without limits, without ties, :with nothing even to dissolve :or to be liberated from, :manifest beyond space and time, :existing from the beginning, :immense ying [Wylie: dbyings, inner space, :radiant through clarity :like the [S]un and the [M]oon, :self-perfected, :indestructible like a Vajra, :stable as a mountain, :pure as a lotus, :strong as a lion, :incomparable pleasure beyond all limits, :illumination, equanimity, :peak of the Dharma, :light of the [U]niverse, :perfect from the beginning.Namkhai Norbu (author, translator), John Shane (translator, editor) (1986, 1999). The crystal and the way of light: sutra, tantra and dzogchen.
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