In the early '90s, Jackson had been acting for years.
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But acting for an anonymous crowd being sexy is fine.
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Lawyers acting for Redstone reached preliminary settlement over the lawsuit.
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CUOMO: Well, thank God you guys were acting for yourselves.
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The law firm acting for Winterkorn, who resigned on Sept.
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Power is acting for good — and knowing when you should.
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I've been acting for about 10 years in regional theater.
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But down the line, acting for me is a main goal.
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It's possible that the Olsens have given up acting for good.
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In some ways, it's sort of like acting for the theater.
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"Game of Thrones" actor Jonathan Pryce has been acting for years.
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Worse, he said, Mr. Babis was acting for his own enrichment.
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According to IMDb, Chase has been acting for most of her life.
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Nor did he wish to be seen as acting for political reasons.
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Ms. Berlinski took up acting for a while at the Cameri Theater.
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After winning two Oscars, she stopped acting for decades to fight Thatcherism.
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After The Times made inquiries, inspectors acting for Walmart visited the factory.
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Where you've seen him: Dante Brown has been acting for about 10 years.
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Chloë Grace Moretz will not exactly stay away from acting for an eternity.
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A lawyer acting for the three could not be immediately reached for comment.
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Williams has been acting for a long time now ... since the mid-'90s.
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I studied a bit of music for film and acting for the screen.
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Reuters could not immediately reach the four drivers or lawyers acting for them.
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People watching each-other and 'acting' for each-other becomes part of the experience.
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The incident deeply upset Seymour and caused her to quit acting for a year.
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Lawyers acting for two other firms, Hastay Marine and Montemp Marine, applied on Aug.
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Kapoor stopped acting for the most part and took up drinking instead, Chhabra said.
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Dern has been acting for 40 years, and yet she has never worked more.
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And you wait, through some pretty terrible acting, for an actual choice to appear.
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" When asked who Low was acting for, Najib said: "You have to ask him that.
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Now that I've been acting for 30 years, I've started to think about my impact.
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He was allergic to dogs, but it seemed a bit fast-acting for an allergy.
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"It is throwing Ukraine into uncertainty," said Bankim Thanki, a lawyer acting for Ukraine's government.
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I've been acting for more than half my life and I've only worked with one other.
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When Frances and Rosalie aren't together, it's the other they're thinking of, acting for, wondering about.
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Acting for a foreign government or political party requires disclosure to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Both Russia and Saudi Arabia appear to be acting for short-term advantage with risky strategies.
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Mr. Hopkins, 80, has been getting on with the business of acting for almost 60 years.
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It is through her film work, however, that Reeder firmly believes she is acting for change.
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The U.S. government in 2015 sanctioned the firm, saying it was acting for Timchenko and his network.
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The sequel is a return to acting for Jolie, something she recently expressed the desire to do.
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They always will, to an extent, because I've been acting for 16 years already and I'm 22.
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Grande traded in acting for singing, but this jacket is proof that she'll always remember her roots.
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Jordana Spiro had been acting for almost two decades when she decided it was time to direct.
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Margot Robbie has been acting for years, but some of her movies are higher-rated than others.
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Banking sources said the three independent businessmen on the SBG committee were effectively acting for the state.
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John B. Frank, Oaktree's vice chairman, said that Mr. Ferro had not been acting for all shareholders.
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At first, Stacy and Mark were good natured about "acting" for the cameras, even joking between takes.
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Gloria Allred, a lawyer acting for alleged victims of Epstein, said Andrew should answer questions under oath.
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Parker, 51, has been acting for over four decades, which is plenty of justification for a memoir.
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She's even dumped acting for the time being to focus on making every "person with skin" glow.
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Emma Stone has been acting for about 15 years and she's already been in over 20 movies.
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And when it comes to actually acting, for Republicans, Trump firing Mueller is the only red line.
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Chris Messina has been acting for decades, but some of his most notable roles were on hit series.
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One's a major stage actor; the other's a global superstar who decided to try acting for a change.
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The star revealed that he feels the time has come for him to retire from acting for good.
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Mario Bosco has been acting for more than 20003 years, in spite of and because of his size.
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Acting for the stage, you project to the back of the room, especially a character like St. Jimmy.
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BMO Capital Markets and Jefferies are acting for Chrysaor in relation to the Conoco assets, the sources said.
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All those items he never invoked my name, but he did say he was acting for someone else.
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Emma Stone has been acting for over a decade, but not all of her films have been hits.
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Ryan Reynolds has been acting for decades, but he's especially well-known for playing the Marvel antihero Deadpool.
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And when it comes to actually acting, for Republicans Trump actually firing Mueller is the only red line.
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Helen Mirren has been acting for decades, but that doesn't mean she thinks filming nude scenes is easy.
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She's still making a splash -- though now it's a literal one -- after announcing she's done with acting ... for now.
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A lawyer acting for AKT said the loan was to the parent, even if AKT was used as collateral.
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Lawyers acting for the U.S. in New Zealand have declined to comment on the case while it's being litigated.
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While some of the show's stars, like Samuel Marty (Truckee) are total newcomers, many have been acting for decades.
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Around that time, Parker's health was reportedly beginning to decline which caused him to give up acting for good.
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For Mary-Kate and Ashley's 31st birthday, here's a look at what they did after quitting acting for good.
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Paradoxically, putting up the sign contradicts the stance taken by lawyers acting for the Till family at the time.
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Mark Summers, the lawyer acting for the Indian government, said they would seek 216,000 pounds ($274,924) in legal costs.
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"Most Australians have little or no direct connection with Kidman," said Simon Venus, a lawyer acting for the landowners.
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Olivia Olson went on to do voice acting for "Phineas and Ferb," as well as Cartoon Network's "Adventure Time."
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If Barr meant what he said, he will begin acting more like attorneys general have been acting for decades.
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The other source of discouragement was a campaign led by Schillings, a British law firm acting for Mr Low.
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Giuliani has insisted he was acting for Trump and that the State Department knew what he was up to.
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Margot Robbie memorably played Harley Quinn in 2016's "Suicide Squad," and she's been professionally acting for nearly two decades.
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The voice is the handiwork of Tom Noonan, whose acting for almost all the characters in Anomalisa is a marvel.
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These selfish arguments are paired with the party's long-standing sense of acting for the greater good of the state.
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Glover and Beyoncé also provided voice acting for the Lion King remake, playing the characters of Simba and Nala, respectively.
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The Internet Association, the body acting for tech giants like Google, said it was sizing up a lawsuit as well.
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In order to protect their young and themselves while acting for their young they simply hide out in the mud.
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Mr Howatson fraudulently used the company name and wrongly declared himself to be an authorized person acting for the company.
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If you enjoy watching great acting for its own sake — as many people do — you probably enjoyed Bloodline just fine.
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The police seemed to be acting for local officials who wanted to retain the supplies for their area, he said.
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We are far more motivated to act when we are acting for ourselves rather than being acted upon by others.
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By this point I had been acting for more than a decade, and the show was very successful and beloved.
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He may wish to see other people do the declassifying so that nobody claims that he&aposs acting for political reasons.
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There's also a lot of misknowledge where a lot people think their pets may be hungry because they're acting for attention.
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He's still dabbling in acting, branching out into voice acting for a couple video games, but he's also a family man.
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I had been acting for about four years when I met with Francis Coppola and Fred Roos, who produced the film.
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First, state governments are not just acting for, and among, themselves, but they are essentially brokering international treaties with foreign governments.
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I still worked in acting for a few years during college, and appeared in The Bill, Desmonds, and other bits and pieces.
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The Grammy Award winner, celebrated for both her singing and songwriting skills, has also been acting for years in TV and film.
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None has so conspicuously failed to clothe the application of coercive power in the claim to be acting for the global good.
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I've been acting for about 25 years, and I still love it, but I like the challenge of trying something else too.
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Julien Fouchet, a French lawyer acting for the plaintiffs, said they would appeal to the Court of Justice, the EU's top court.
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Barclays Bank is acting as sponsor, corporate broker and financial adviser to LSE, while RBC Capital Markets is also acting for LSE.
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But Spoor says he and his legal team, who are acting for the communities rather than the mine, are not undermining tradition.
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This is the essence of tradecraft: to convince those whom you seek to manipulate that they are thinking and acting for themselves.
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After marrying the film producer Boney Kapoor in 1996, she retired from acting for 15 years but returned with "English Vinglish" (2012).
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That means less time acting for himself, and for the accolades that go along with that, and more time producing for others.
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Acting for personal financial gain — such as withholding foreign aid unless you receive a million-dollar kickback — is clearly corrupt, argued Dershowitz.
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It also raised questions about the intentions of the hackers: Are they acting for mere financial gain or for other unknown reasons?
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Never a particularly prolific actor to begin with, Daniel Day-Lewis announced earlier this year that he was quitting acting for good.
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" The FEC also prohibits fundraising that misrepresents "the person as speaking, writing, or otherwise acting for or on behalf of any candidate.
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Spain has now detained 29 people suspected of belonging to or acting for Islamist militant groups since the beginning of the year.
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In the show, he juggles ballet, singing and acting for about two and a half hours, followed by an ice bath for healing.
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Thanks to Cosmopolitan, we now know that Rajiv Surendra, who played Gnapoor, has swapped acting for a full-time degree at Handsome School.
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But he did not appear to be acting for any terrorist groups and the attack was not being treated as terrorism, police added.
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They are all bound to her by love and duty, they all mean well, but they are not always acting for the best.
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She quit acting for politics, winning selection as the Labour Party's candidate for the Parliament seat of Hampstead and Highgate, in North London.
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A lawyer acting for the drivers said at least three of the men would appeal their conviction, the Danish news agency Ritzau reported.
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I love doing everything, and I'm gonna continue writing and directing on my own, collaborating with people but also acting for different directors.
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Mr. Parke worked at Paisley Park for six years, designing record covers and also acting for a time as the star's official photographer.
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Adams studied acting for years and can cry at the drop of a dime, as she's proved on more than one talk show.
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I've been acting for um, a long time, and that this should happen now, I don't have the words, so I thank you.
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It felt like I had two people in my head all the time, as I was thinking and acting for her every need.
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That might have been in part because Mr. Khanna had shifted his focus away from acting for a time during his prime years.
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Acting for a UK pension fund, Insight Investment has become the first asset manager to clear a repo trade on LCH's RepoClear platform.
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America pageant owner accused of racially biased language MORE, the attorney who is acting for Zervos, and Michael Avenatti, who is representing Daniels.
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In many ways, Boutella says the experience was just as challenging for her as it was for the dancers acting for the first time.
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Since then, the comedian has worked on her award-winning daytime talk show and done voice-acting for Pixar's Finding Nemo and Finding Dory.
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I guess that modeling and acting for me were the same thing in the sense that I was never in the real modeling process.
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In February 230 legal firm Gabriele Giambrone, acting for Yahya, approached a bank in Singapore to which NRGbinary had asked Yahya to transfer money.
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Considering he's been acting for more than thirty years, it seems strange to think that anyone would need a primer on Tom Cruise's career.
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Miss L, who's in her early 30s and has been acting for the past 10 years, began tweeting the ads out of sheer frustration.
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However, just because Olsen prioritized acting for many years doesn't mean horseback riding didn't sneak its way into her work every now and then.
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The stock market, in as much as it can be said to have a single mind, is not acting for or against the president.
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Soviet ideology made the state a machine acting for the betterment of mankind, while most Americans resented centralized state power and feared its consequences.
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Even though Cameron Diaz might be done acting for now, her movies are still some of the most memorable films in pop culture history.
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Even terminally ill patients still receive scant information, researchers have found, while family members acting for I.C.U. patients commonly contend with confusion and misinformation.
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DiMaggio has been voice acting for over 20 years, and if you've watched a cartoon during that time you're probably familiar with his work.
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The fact that Tom Waits is playing a role is helpful to the photographer because he's acting for the camera, which is very unusual.
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Fernando Martins, a lawyer acting for Mr. Batista, told the G1 news site that he had not yet been given access to his client.
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But I've been acting for the past 14 or so years, and any dramatic role that I've gone out for, I've gotten callbacks immediately.
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We must judge what's going on by the benchmarks of democracy, and question whether the government is acting for, of, and by the people.
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Prior to appearing on the series, she did voice acting for the direct-to-video release of "Mulan II" as the character Ting Ting.
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Acting for the first time, Ms Aparicio delivers a performance which is so natural and understated that it barely registers as a performance at all.
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Spiro, who has been acting for roughly 20 years, and whose short-film Skin, was critically acclaimed at Sundance in 2012, brought the technical skill.
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AB: ... Like if I went into acting for like a year or two, and I was still waiting tables, I probably wouldn't have done it.
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Keegan-Michael Key was laughing, but we hope he was dead serious -- he wants Jordan Peele to return to acting for a "Key & Peele" reunion.
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Those new friends will fit right in — including Princess Skystar, voiced by Kristin Chenoweth, who quips that she dabbled in Method acting for the role.
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After 48 hours, the prosecutor in Nice decided not to pursue charges, having concluded that Mr. Herrou was acting for humanitarian reasons, his lawyer said.
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Some people are getting very detailed/Method acting for their Calloween costumes and I'M HERE FOR IT. Comment below if you'd like to be tagged!
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We're told these followers believed she had a true gift, and wasn't just acting for the iconic Psychic Readers Network TV spots in the '90s.
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But lawyers acting for Akhmedova called the ruling a "procedural decision" and said the case had been referred to another Dubai court for a further hearing.
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In addition to her acting, for three years Markle ran the Tig, a lifestyle blog featuring tips on food, fashion, beauty, and travel, and sometimes politics.
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Meghan Markle may have traded in acting for being an actual member of the British monarchy, but that doesn't mean she's ditched the small screen entirely.
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She is also a character unmotivated by male influence, acting for her own interests and not out of spurned love or a need for paternal approval.
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Sky said it had learned that lawyers acting for Tesco are closing in on a deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) following months of discussions with the SFO.
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In the interview, Mr. McAuliffe said that he was not acting for political reasons, and that few people outside his immediate staff knew of his plan.
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Under that view, even if a president abuses his power by acting for corrupt reasons, it would be unconstitutional for Congress to make that a crime.
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Lopez has spent his decades-long career flying across the world, acting for distraught families whose loved ones have been taken hostage by terrorists and criminals.
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Robert Miles, a lawyer acting for Goldman, stated to McDougall that the LIA officials had understated their understanding of the trades "in order to shift the blame".
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"We are in France and the important elements (of the case) are in Turkey," said Jean-Louis Malterre, one of the lawyers acting for the victims' families.
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"I've been acting for about 25 years, and I still love it, but I like the challenge of trying something else too," says the Legally Blonde alum.
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Acting for personal interest rather than national interest while subverting congressional appropriations is a prime example of the autocratic conduct the Framers believed warranted removal from office.
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"The police have powers to impose conditions to manage protests but not to ban them," Jules Carey, a lawyer acting for Extinction Rebellion, said in a statement.
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Kent and Taylor genuinely seem to believe Trump was acting for his own political benefit — though they acknowledged they never had spoken to him or met him.
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He could not point to evidence that the defendants were acting for the enemy or hostile forces, defense lawyer Khin Maung Zaw told reporters after the hearing.
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Seven cyclists from the United States, Switzerland, the Netherlands and France were set upon in a vehicle by several "terrorists" acting for the IRPT, the ministry said.
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Lawyers acting for Kim Dotcom have accused New Zealand prosecutors of acting in an "illegal" way in the extradition saga of the founder of file storage site Megaupload.com.
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Robert Miles, a lawyer acting for Goldman, said in his opening statement on Tuesday that documents showed the LIA understood a good deal more than they now "pretend".
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Competition regulators have a dated view of the economy and, in official forums about how to reform competition policy, lawyers acting for private firms are given undue weight.
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But several years ago, Renée Zellweger became more and more unhappy with her life as a movie star – and decided to step away from acting for a while.
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Restructuring adviser Alvarez & Marshal and law firm Clifford Chance have been hired to advise Noble's US lenders and Clifford Chance is acting for lenders in HK, Reuters reported.
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Shortly after appearing in an episode of "Will & Grace" in 2003 — he won an Emmy for that role — he declared that he had retired from acting for good.
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Yerrid, like Neil Sterenberg, is one of the rare performers on "The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance" who does both the voice and physical acting for his character.
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She is also a founder of People Acting for Change and Equality, an LGBT advocacy organization in Shreveport that produces the North Louisiana Gay and Lesbian Film Festival.
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"There is support among the public (in Ohio) for transgender rights," said Kara Ingelhart, law fellow at Lambda and one of the lawyers acting for the Ohio plaintiffs.
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A big part of it is the animation and voice acting for each of the characters, which lets you know very quickly what sort of person they are.
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In June, Carbone Lawyers, acting for an Australian gardener, filed a lawsuit against Bayer for severe harm caused by a Roundup, the first such case in the country.
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Companies need to take greater care to counter those efforts and in vetting new hires because of the growing danger of employing people acting for foreign powers, he said.
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So when an editor acting for its new owners — Great Hill Partners, a Boston-based private equity firm — told them to just stick to sports, they quit en masse.
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Acting for more than 20 years, Sofer is the first to make clear that she doesn't do anything "crazy" to maintain her youthful appearance — nor would she want to.
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In a June interview on the Ellen DeGeneres Show, Hathaway opened up about returning to acting for Ocean's 8 for the first time since welcoming her son in 2016.
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Legal action in PNG and Australia has begun, with lawyers acting for the majority of people held on Manus arguing that they should be immediately be resettled in Australia.
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Acting for LSE, Barclays, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, RBC Capital Markets, Societe Generale , UBS and boutique Robey Warshaw could share up to $40 million in fees, according to the estimates.
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In May, the BBC reported that Michael Cohen, Trump's lawyer, received a $400,000 payment arranged by intermediaries acting for Petro Poroshenko, Ukraine's president, to set up talks with Trump.
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That started me on a weekly journey of attending class, rehearsing, learning about the world of acting and enrolling in another acting-for-commercials class for seniors in Hollywood.
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"I've been acting for nearly 40 years, but basically this is the biggest play I've ever been in, in terms of cast," said Mark Lambert, who plays Uncle Pat.
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Although no offer from Murdoch and Gordon has been disclosed, lawyers acting for them said on Monday the pair were interested in negotiating a deal for the Australian TV network.
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As for her own hopes for country music, Stevens says if she were to return she'd likely work on a pop-country album — but she's focused on acting for now.
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If there is even the appearance of progress in Moscow, Mr. Netanyahu hopes it may discourage Mr. Obama from acting for fear of appearing to be interfering, some scholars said.
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During this Switch conference, Nintendo showed off a brand new trailer for BOTW, which revealed that the series would feature voice acting for the first time in about 20 years.
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Marie Demitriou was a barrister on the legal team acting for South African athlete Caster Semenya who was subjected to sex testing following her victory at the 2009 World Championships.
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Unlike the drug's oral version, which has been on the market for several years, Recro's intravenous formulation is long-acting for treating acute pain, particularly in patients who have undergone surgery.
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The veteran star isn't leaving anything to chance: she's been acting for 45 years and received six previous Academy Award nominations but, criminally, has yet to take home that gleaming statuette.
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We've also seen, however, that Aunt Lydia has absolutely no problem maiming and torturing the Handmaids that she cares about because she understands herself to be acting for the greater good.
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The payment was arranged by intermediaries acting for Ukraine's leader, Petro Poroshenko , the sources said, though Mr. Cohen was not registered as a representative of Ukraine as required by US law.
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But some companies selling binary options are little more than scams, say the partners of a law firm acting for more than 303,000 former clients of binary options schemes including NRGbinary.
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Acting for ZTE, Christensen met with U.S. Department of Treasury, Department of Commerce and lawmakers to provide "education regarding supply-chain security" and "cyber security issues," the lobby disclosure documents show.
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"NSO should be held accountable in order to protect the lives of political dissidents, journalists and human rights activists," said the Jerusalem-based lawyer Alaa Mahajna, who is acting for Abdulaziz.
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Lawyers from the Human Rights Law Centre (HRLC) acting for the Bangladeshi woman had argued it was illegal for Australia to operate and pay for offshore detention in a third country.
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Ryan Reynolds has been acting for decades and even though he's been in the public eye for quite some time, there's a lot you may not know about the "Deadpool" actor.
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It is claimed Sheikh Ahmad and lawyers acting for him later took part in a false arbitration case held in Geneva, staged to try to prove the authenticity of the video.
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In documents filed by lawyers acting for RBS, the bank rejects those allegations, and denies that it should have repriced assets more promptly or that it misled shareholders over its finances.
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Before this comical cutie was walking down a runway or acting for the big screen, she was just another made up kid clowning around while growing up in Asheville, North Carolina.
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So, if you realize that you really should be speaking up where you've previously been silent or that you aren't acting for the right reasons, make the choice to change your approach.
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David Pannick, the lawyer acting for Miller, told the court the June referendum, in which Britons voted for Brexit by 52 percent to 48, had important political consequences but not legal ones.
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Sanders and his supporters have already revolutionized campaign finance by demonstrating that an army of small donors acting for a great cause can rewrite the rules of raising money for political campaigns.
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Massachusetts Lt. Governor Karyn Polito, acting for Governor Charlie Baker, who was out of state on vacation, signed the amendment into law Friday, only a day after it was passed by legislators.
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Acting for President Franklin D. Roosevelt, she escorted nearly 1,000 refugees from 19 Nazi-occupied nations to a safe haven in the United States on a perilous trans-Atlantic crossing in 1944.
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The sponges, which she painted to look like barnacles, created a soft enough surface that the children — most of whom were acting for the first time — could hug her without getting hurt.
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He said he has so far declined to help lawyers acting for shareholders, and was reluctant to get involved in the legal case because he wanted to focus on his current role.
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During an interview about the film with PEOPLE earlier this year, Travolta — who has been acting for more than 40 years — said he is grateful for all that fame has given him.
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The initiative, led by French charity Acting for Life, is part of the Building Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Extremes and Disasters (BRACED) program, funded by the UK Department for International Development (DFID).
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In documents filed by lawyers acting for RBS in 2016, the bank rejected those allegations, and denied that it should have repriced assets more promptly or that it misled shareholders over its finances.
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Second whistleblower brings new intrigue The biggest development over the weekend came with the revelation that lawyers for the intelligence official that set off the impeachment fight are acting for a second whistleblower.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norwegian drilling rigs workers will end their industrial action after the union representing 1,600 striking employees reached a deal with the group acting for their employers, the parties said on Thursday.
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While an AIBA spokesman said the governing body was "acting for the Olympic legacy" and rejected fears that there would be a disparity between amateurs and professionals, boxers with experience of both disagreed.
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A few weeks later, an agent visited the acting-for-commercials class and advised the seniors to let their hair grow out, get rid of the fake colors, and audition for older roles.
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Sure, many are rooting for that award to go to Glenn Close, who's been acting for 29 years and received six previous Academy Award nominations but has yet to take home that gleaming statuette.
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Read These Stories Next:The Clooneys Talk About How They Welcomed A Refugee From Iraq Into Their Family George Clooney Is An Adorably Overwhelmed New Dad George Clooney Wants To Quit Acting For This Reason
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At one point a lawyer acting for Karaziwan met the prosecutor and later told Karaziwan in a letter that the prosecutor planned to recommend an audit by the tax authorities or to file charges.
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This fall, J. Lo will also be swinging back into acting for her film Second Act, starring Vanessa Hudgens, Lopez's real life BFF Leah Remini, This is Us star Milo Ventimiglia and Treat Williams.
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Mr. Goings, a veteran of disaster mortuary work, has been acting for the past few weeks as a "cemetery recovery consultant" here in the part of Louisiana that saw the worst of recent flooding.
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Khaled al-Gammal, a lawyer acting for the taxi drivers, said the court suspended the two companies' licenses, banned their apps and suspended the use of private cars by the two ride-hailing services.
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The lease clause that prohibits the president from becoming the landlord was put there to prevent the president from acting for his own benefit rather than to benefit the interests of the American people.
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"Acting for so long in the theater of right-wing politics," he writes, "Stephen and Trump may have become numb to the resultant human tragedy and blind to the hypocrisy of their policy decisions."
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It would have to be a clear case of Trump acting so much in his own behalf and betraying the country that it would undercut these voters' belief that Trump is acting for them.
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A U.S. government source familiar with official reporting and analysis, said the United States did not believe the claim by AQAP that the Florida Saudi shooter was acting for them or on their behalf.
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A survey this week by the Ipsos agency showed just 8% of Italians think Renzi is acting for the good of the country, compared with 85% who said he was driven by self-interest.
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The three suits were withdrawn after pretrial hearings to allow Najib to file fresh suits, state news agency Bernama on Monday quoted lawyer Alice Loke Yee Ching, who was acting for the government, as saying.
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The New Jersey-native, whose father is Peruvian and mother is American, says she'd always entertained the idea of acting for a living but never thought it was one of those things that could actually happen.
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Acting for me is getting over so much anyway, magnified then by the fact that you're doing it in front of a true icon of your time who's really formed an enormous part of your life.
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At a hearing on Friday, both sides agreed to an adjournment until June 26 to give lawyers acting for Home Capital and the former Home Capital executives more time to review documents provided by the OSC.
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Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control, or OFAC, is also designating several entities and individuals for being owned or controlled by, or acting for or on behalf of, the three entities that have enabled the FSB.
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It leads some politicians down the wrong path by thinking that images must pass a threshold of obscenity before being unlawful, or that the perpetrator must be acting for purposes of sexual gratification to be criminalized.
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This year, Pitt is nominated for Best Supporting Acting for playing Cliff Booth in Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood, the director's ode to Hollywood's past, and his (questionable) rewriting of Sharon Tate's future.
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In his 20 videos, 40 page workbook, and office hours that allows students to receive feedback from the Netflix star, Spacey covers various facets of the industry, including auditioning, acting for the stage, and maintaining your sanity.
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Klein was previously picked to advise Saudi Arabia on its planned flotation of Saudi Aramco and has experience working on big chemicals deals, including acting for Dow Chemical on its $203 billion merger with DuPont in 2015.
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Anxieties about the Islamic State rose again in the U.S. after the Philadelphia police said a man who shot at an officer 22010 times, wounding him in the arm, claimed to be acting for the Islamic State.
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FYI, the NFL legend's been dabbling in acting for a few years -- scoring roles in an "xXx" sequel and "NCIS" -- but Tony says he's starting to hit his stride after being "terrified" of cameras from the jump.
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Lawyers acting for him told the court that "the Conservative Party purchased the political support of the DUP for the sum of 1 billion pounds" and that the deal was an offence under the Bribery Act 2010.
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This is a cool video, in part because Damon's been acting for roughly the same length of time that I've been watching movies, and he's appeared in most of the high points throughout the last three decades.
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It also has its faults, including some surprisingly flat acting for an HBO project and a tendency to get dull when the script moves away from the personal and into the larger issues of the gay community.
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She took a stab at acting for film in the 1916 drama "The Dumb Girl of Portici," which has been newly restored by the Library of Congress and is receiving a three-day run beginning Friday, Dec.
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XB: What is very complex is that in all this footage we find, these people are not acting for us, but we need to match our dialogue to their lips and their emotions, facial expressions, things like this.
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At London's High Court, Adrian Beltrami, a lawyer acting for SocGen, requested an adjournment, citing the amount of work that still needed to be done before the three-month trial is scheduled to start on January 23, 2017.
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EU officials say that Juncker is determined to fight back against the rise of eurosceptic parties, including in France, Germany and the Netherlands which hold elections next year, by ensuring the Commission demonstrates it is acting for voters.
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I will say that in the course of doing this podcast and talking to a lot of actors, I've learned way more about acting than I have from trying to write about acting for many, many years. Yeah.
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But, perhaps out of a desire to portray himself as selflessly acting for the good of the country, Trump's essentially saying here that the Republican Party would be better off politically if it simply left Obamacare in place.
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The comment was made in the Supreme Court by James Eadie, who is acting for the government in an appeal against a ruling that would oblige ministers to seek parliament's assent before triggering Article 50, the EU's exit clause.
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In her whirlwind year, Alaina — who's taking on the role of social media correspondent for Sunday's ACM Awards, in addition to performing with "What Ifs" duet partner Kane Brown — also dipped her toes into acting for the first time.
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King "Butters" Tommen finally confronts the High Sparrow, and, like a gentleman, Jonathan Pryce does enough acting for them both, saying, "The Mother's love outshines it all," and reassuring the perilously receptive Tommen that the gods work through him.
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In an age when sports leagues bend-over-backward to wrap themselves in giant flags while looking up at flyovers, Stewart stands out for actually serving her country, at great personal sacrifice, instead of play-acting for television cameras.
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In January, Vice-President Hamilton Mourao, acting for Bolsonaro while the president underwent surgery, signed the measure that altered Brazil's freedom of information rules by allowing a wider range of officials to designate information as secret or ultra-secret.
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"This case does not ask the U.N. to adjudicate on the issue of Catalan independence, but seeks the U.N's reaffirmation that governments cannot repress political dissent through arbitrary detention," Ben Emmerson, acting for the three, told a news conference in London.
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Cross, now 37, has been acting for the past 30 years, following the advice of teachers to pursue the craft and landing her first commercial in Costa Rica and had a role in her first major film by age 24.
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The Lazarus hackers, acting for impoverished North Korea, have been more brazen in their pursuit of financial gain than others, and have been blamed for the theft of $81 million from the Bangladesh central bank, according to some cyber security firms.
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The Lazarus hackers, acting for impoverished North Korea, have been more brazen in pursuit of financial gain than others, and have been blamed for the theft of $81 million from the Bangladesh central bank, according to some cyber security firms.
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CAPE TOWN, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Lawyers acting for thousands of miners who contracted fatal lung diseases silicosis and TB in mines said on Tuesday settlement talks with implicated gold companies for an out-of-court deal could be reached by December.
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John Travolta has been acting for more than 40 years, but these days, the role that makes him happiest is being dad to daughter Ella Bleu, 19, and son Ben, 8, with his wife of 27 years, actress Kelly Preston, 56.
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Mr. Pfeffer, a yeshiva student once himself, noted that Judaism contains no confession-like guarantee of confidentiality, and said that if the rabbi indeed leaked the recording, he could have reasoned that he was acting for the "greater good" of Israel.
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The other is pugilistic, bullying, determined to punch down and suck up: punch down anyone who dares to cross President Donald Trump, even if their targets are acting for the sake of the United States ... and suck up to the President.
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Mark Summers, a British lawyer acting for India, told the court at the start of a two-week extradition hearing that it was entitled to conclude that he never intended to repay money borrowed by Kingfisher from IDBI in 2009.
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She tells me that she loves staring into the eyeballs of a live audience, but that on TV it's like she's acting for just one big shiny eyeball, and then she laughs because she's suddenly become hyper-aware of my eyeballs.
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Lawyers for families of victims in the 2012 shooting said the legal team acting for Mr. Jones, the conspiracy theorist, sent them child pornography, adding that they have notified the F.B.I. Lawyers representing several families of victims of the 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School said in court documents that the legal team acting for Alex Jones, the conspiracy theorist and host of the Infowars website, sent them child pornography, which they reported to the F.B.I. The families have filed a defamation suit against Mr. Jones, who has spread the false claim that the shooting in Newtown, Conn.
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If the ruling had gone the other way, this could have been a big problem for AT&T and the giant media company it acquired, but AT&T executives have been acting for a long time as though this was a done deal.
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Mark Summers, the lawyer acting for the Indian government, said it was not their case that Mallya had taken out the loans intending that the airline should fail, but his intention was if it did, he would not have to repay them.
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In a new profile with GQ exploring why he chose to stop acting for several years, Fraser said the absence was motivated in part by being sexually assaulted by Philip Berk while leaving a HFPA-hosted luncheon at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - A lawyer acting for nearly half a million miners who contracted fatal lung diseases silicosis and tuberculosis in mines said an out-of-court settlement was expected to be signed on Thursday with those gold companies implicated in the issue.
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Though it skirts with stereotypes and a few scenes suffer from a little wooden acting, for the most part it moves along a good clip, never boring or overtly moralising—a gripping presentation of tortured souls caught between two worlds, rejected by both.
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As it turns out, the device hidden under his Rolls-Royce and similarly mysterious objects found under three other family cars contained no explosives or poison but were only tracking devices put there by a private British security company acting for the Russians.
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An initial hearing on Thursday was adjourned until June 2 after lawyers acting for Home Capital and the executives said they needed time to sift through 22,000 documents provided by the OSC and review 13 names presented by the OSC as witnesses.
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" Later, Ms. Redstone's lawyers add, "This court has held that, absent a compelling justification (which is non-existent here), a board of directors breaches its fiduciary duty of loyalty by acting for the primary purpose of diluting a controlling stockholder's voting rights.
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" Anthony Kurta, a Pentagon official acting for the deputy under secretary of personnel and readiness, told reporters Friday that "the department will continue to treat all individuals with dignity and respect, and every service member is able to express their gender identity.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A lawyer acting for a former U.S. marine detained in Russia on espionage charges has filed an appeal with a Moscow court seeking to have his client released on bail, Russian news agencies cited the court as saying on Thursday.
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It asked whether his office had indeed taken steps to stop cooperating with Mueller, whether anyone acting for the Trump administration had asked Ukraine to do so, and whether the Mueller probe had been raised during previous bilateral meetings between the two countries.
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Relatives along with Burnham and other lawmakers had said Crompton's role as the local police chief was untenable as lawyers acting for the force had repeated the discredited claims about the fans and so perpetuated a cover-up during the two-year long inquest hearings.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Lawyers acting for 900 people held in Papua New Guinea on behalf of Australia asked a court on Friday to hasten compensation claims for their illegal detention, kicking off the first stage of legal action that could see the refugees return to Australia.
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Late into the night, adviser Goldman Sachs, auditor Deloitte and a lawyer for RBS exchanged emails discussing the writedowns on troubled assets that RBS was about to publish, according to the "particulars of claim" filed by lawyers acting for shareholders now suing the bank.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London 2012 Olympic high jump champion Ivan Ukhov is among 12 Russian track and field athletes to be handed doping bans by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) acting for the IAAF in the absence of the banned Russian Athletics Federation (RUSAF).
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Though he's been steadily acting for the last two decades (one of his earliest roles was in Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan, as well as the mini-series Band of Brothers), it wasn't until his turn in Sherlock as Moriarty that he achieved cult fame status.
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Midland Resources transferred ownership of its share to the unknown investor through 5 offshore companies"Two people with knowledge of the deal" told the WSJ that the buyer was "an entity acting for the Russian government" and that VEB initiated the sell and financed the purchase.
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Glass got his start acting for the stage in Minneapolis before landing roles on a variety of television shows in the early 1970s, such as All in the Family, Hawaii Five-O, and Sanford and Sons before landing a major role in Barney Miller in 1975.
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Cohen's bizarre concept of representation is so convoluted and conflicted that, after months of litigation, we still are unclear as to whether Cohen was acting for himself or his client or his shell company in paying off adult film star Stormy Daniels just days before the election.
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Trump health officials, acting for a brief moment in something that might be plausibly described as the actual public interest, proposed outsourcing the price-setting process (for drugs covered by Medicare Part B) to various other countries that figured out how to do this many years ago.
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Some FIDE members were unhappy about Ilyumzhinov being added to a U.S. sanctions list in November 2015 for allegedly "materially assisting and acting for or on behalf of" the Syrian government, as well as the country's central bank and its governor, according to the sanctions designation.
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Inside the Dolby Theater, Gary Oldman claimed the top prize for acting for this role as Winston Churchill in "Darkest Hour," and basketball star Kobe Bryant won best short animated film for "Dear Basketball," but many on Twitter were in no mood to celebrate their wins.
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Factor in their efforts to play matchmaker for Tim (Pip Carter), who is the prosecutor in the rape case where Edward is acting for the defense, and you have a dramatic weave in which the characters' cleanly delineated work lives are overtaken by very ugly private passions.
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But some managers resisted the warnings, allege lawyers acting for RBS shareholders now seeking billions of pounds in compensation for losses suffered when the bank was bailed out in the 2008 crisis, according to the claimants' "particulars of claim" and a witness statement seen by Reuters.
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"Let's have a look at the results of Japan's throwing things into disorder over this same time period ... trying to confuse the South China Sea situation under the pretence of (acting for) the international community," Lu told a daily news briefing, when asked about Japan's announcement.
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In February this year, the Sutton Trust, a thinktank dedicated to social mobility, included acting for the first time in its survey of leading professions, and found, among other things, that 67% of British Oscar winners and 42% of Bafta winners went to a private school.
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We can use it to think about the choices in our lives, like accepting high interest rates that are too good to be true from dubious banks; or voting for politicians who are only acting for those rich or British enough; or for parties advocating low taxation.
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As working actresses, all three of the women have relied on side gigs to supplement the money from their acting (for Cross it was temp work, Glassford as a server, Bolton as a delivery woman for Postmates, among other things) which can take a toll mentally, not just physically.
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"I didn't really resent [acting] until about 18 years old, and it wasn't even resentment then, to say resent is extremely spoiled — but there was a point where I was like, 'I need to do something that's not acting for a little bit of my life,'" Dylan told Interview.
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Robert Miles, a lawyer acting for Goldman, noted while questioning a witness called by the LIA that Mohamed Husain Layas, the Libyan fund's now deceased executive director, had worked in banking for over 30 years, including a stint on the board of Bahrain-based Arab Banking Corporation (ABC).
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Saying that, I think many of the main players in the two networks that we infiltrated had also been driven by money, and it would be naïve to think people selling drugs during the hippie era were acting for other reasons other than that, prior to that point.
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When they vote to approve the articles, as both sides expect, they will be acting for only the third time in modern history to recommend impeachment to the full House, likely to be followed by a trial in the Senate to determine if he should be removed from office.
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Lincoln and F.D.R. were also good and decent men — Lincoln, in fact, something high above ordinary ideas of goodness and decency — facing authentic emergencies and acting for the public good in ways not only ratified by history but also by the leading moral authorities of their own time.
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"Leaving the role acting for such an insanely long time has hamstrung the ability of the Pentagon to operate in a normal manner, not just in time of crisis, but also on long-term plans," said Peter W. Singer, a defense expert and senior fellow at the New America Foundation.
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Recently, we've had our eye on Jodie Comer, who stars in the TV series Killing Eve alongside Sandra Oh. Though she's been acting for a while now, Comer is experiencing a new level of fame as she frequents late night TV shows and Killing Eve season 2 parties and premieres.
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"An unusually large number of legal developments in various jurisdictions have occurred in a short span of time since (the last legal challenge in) October 2014," said the lawyers, who are acting for Ong on a probono basis, citing cases in the United States, Belize, Taiwan, Hong Kong and India.
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"It is the designer's bank and lawyers who are required to know the source of funds, but any company should be very careful because their bank might decide to stop acting for them if they don't know the source of some money sloshing around in their bank account," Mr. Ramlugon said.
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It is also clear that Nunes has been acting for some time in a way that is so strange that his behavior must provoke red alerts not only for intelligence and counterintelligence agencies, but for the special counsel team and the Senate Intelligence Committee as they investigate the Russia scandal.
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JAMIE FOXX SAVES DRIVER FROM BURNING CAR IN HIDDEN VALLEY: This time it's not acting for the camera, but the outcome is... Posted by Safety for Citizens on Monday, January 18, 2016 Foxx later met with the father of the man he saved, posting a photo and a short message on his official Facebook page.
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"I've been acting for a really long time and sometimes I feel like when you're a child actor you can get stuck in a box," says the star, who broke out as a panelist on the game show Small Talk in 1996 before going on to star on Summerland, Darcy's Wild Life , The Beautiful Life: TBL and more.
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But since he's been acting for about 40 years, chances are he'll be able to perfectly channel the spirit of a jaunty baboon who spends most of the day giggling to himself, welcoming newborn lion cubs to the pride and communicating with spirits, all while lurching around as though he's been gone off the Henny for days.
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"I've been acting for over 20 years now and I love being on set and I love the collaborative process, and it's something in me that I have to get out and I've been waiting all these years to find the right thing to do and hopefully I'll start a feature soon and hopefully it'll be good – I don't know!"
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I was a theater major in college and did some acting for a year or two after, and in the backstage jostle I remembered, acutely, why I'd loved it — the adrenaline, the manic camaraderie, the phenomenon of having so many eyes and ears trained just on you, the confidence that you could take strange words and make them brilliantly alive.
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Aware that the issue has the potential to stir up strong feelings, among communist supporters and those who saw him as a ruthless dictator, the legislators said they were not acting for political reasons; but critics noted they had introduced the law two days before Lenin's birthday, April 22, and a century after the 1917 revolution that brought the Bolsheviks to power.
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There was no one else around to witness Sansa and Arya's confrontation in Arya's bedroom last week, so even if we're assuming that Littlefinger was still paying spies who might've been lurking outside the door (and if so, why not show us?) Arya was talking too quietly to imply that the two knew they were being watched and were acting for someone else's benefit.
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Black women have won Academy Awards in acting for playing, among other roles, an enslaved mammy (Hattie McDaniel in "Gone With the Wind"), a "magical Negro" capable of contacting the spirit world (Whoopi Goldberg in "Ghost"), a Jezebel (Halle Berry in "Monsters Ball"), a maid in the Jim Crow South (Octavia Spencer in "The Help") and a long suffering black wife and mother (Viola Davis in "Fences").
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I think the interesting thing about acting for me was that I get to explore these different characters and people and I just sort of philosophy that if I just tore away the layers of every character all the different things and stuff that the core at the bottom of that person I would find a light that would connect them to me and so there was that journey that was most interesting to me.
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" Later the same month, Man City's head of finance, Andrew Widdowson, acknowledged in a letter to the tax authority that while Man City had paid Dein "to influence the player into joining us" in 2011, the club also accepted that "as you point out, Darren Dein is the player's agent and with that in mind we accept that a proportion of the fee should be apportioned as Dein acting for the player.
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The U.S. agency said it sanctioned Ilyumzhinov in 2015 for materially assisting and acting for or on behalf of the Government of Syria and the Central Bank of Syria) The World Chess Federation (FIDE) says its Swiss bank announced that the federation's accounts would be immediately closed because its president - with whom the FIDE secretariat is embroiled in a power struggle - is under U.S. sanctions for alleged dealings with the Syrian government.
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