That&aposs 20103 times out of 300 times adhered to the constitution, adhered to text and approached every matter in a partial, fair and independent way.
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Gorsuch told senators he had adhered to 10th Circuit precedent.
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In return, establishment candidates adhered to certain codes of behavior.
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And as far as I know, people adhered to it.
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I adhered to these specific rules during my construction: 1.
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"Whether or not we adhered to the warning —" He paused.
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Sometimes the black paper adhered to the canvas and tore.
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The original Bloom app actually adhered to some generative music principles.
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Not every member of the group adhered to the silent strategy.
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Eichhorn adhered to a set of rules while making this project.
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There's a suggested uniform, but honestly, I've never adhered to it.
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Hoan adhered to sewer socialism's tradition of spending taxpayer money frugally.
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But even in Italy, Mr. Pence adhered to the administration's agenda.
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But right now, they (Russia) have not adhered to the agreement.
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Throughout his service, Singh adhered to the Army's grooming and appearance regulations.
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Mr Maduro doggedly adhered to chavismo even as conditions turned against it.
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The industry has adhered to faulty sizing methods for far too long.
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At his headquarters, his followers strictly adhered to his teachings and beliefs.
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In doing so, I have always adhered to the highest ethical standards.
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We have adhered to the letter of the law under the treaty.
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It appears the correct testing conditions weren't adhered to in JerryRigEverything's tests.
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"We simply adhered to U.S.A. law," Mr. Cholmondeley said in an email.
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I adhered to their wishes all before, without an ability to argue.
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He adhered to a rigorous budget for the rest of his career.
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Reynolds adhered to this with a spangly unicorn mask and rainbow-edged cape.
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Even if the accord is adhered to, U.S. production could cap oil's gains.
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Seven of the 18 World Tour (elite) teams have adhered to the MPCC.
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It was religiously adhered to by the Android faithful ever since it launched.
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The scripts were much more detailed and better adhered-to than that one.
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It adhered to Cold War notions about containment, deterrence, and balances of power.
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If those rules are not adhered to, people need to be called out.
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The more perfectly I adhered to the Paleo diet, the better I felt.
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The widely adhered-to but ill-advised Five-Second Rule is still contested.
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The German authorities are examining whether the purchase adhered to German investment laws.
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Like anyone else running for office, he has not entirely adhered to this.
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If Senate rules were adhered to, Gorsuch's nomination would have been blocked right there.
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He said business rules have tightened and that his company has adhered to them.
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Through it all he adhered to the creed of passive disobedience that infuriated segregationists.
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The Democrats' impeachment inquiry has not adhered to procedures adopted in earlier presidential impeachments.
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An independent monitor will be put in place to ensure they're being adhered to.
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On Sunday both Australia's national and Tasmanian state governments adhered to the UNESCO request.
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This season, designers adhered to a new adage: If it ain't broke … break it.
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Boeing has defended the process, saying the plane adhered to all F.A.A. safety rules.
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And his personal definition of what constitutes presidential behavior has never adhered to norms.
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Then there's rituals' "sequence specificity" — how certain steps tend to be scrupulously adhered to.
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In various statements they have all said the deal should continue to be adhered to.
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We have rigid sanitation standards that are closely adhered to in all of our plants.
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He largely adhered to his script, avoiding diversions into his agenda or re-election campaign.
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After the consultation they are quizzed on whether the health workers adhered to clinical guidelines.
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I loved that some adhered to the pattern, potentially made by a professional doll maker.
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"The contract with Formula One will be strictly adhered to until 2020," the mayor added.
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Sanders and Warren have mostly adhered to a mutual non-aggression strategy throughout the primary.
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Democrats have adhered to blue-slip traditions regardless of who sits in the Oval Office.
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Mueller adhered to the Department of Justice guidelines prohibiting the indictment of a sitting president.
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It was my parents' ambition to create an American family that adhered to certain conventions.
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However if the regulation aren't adhered to, there isn't much that agency can do legally.
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This presupposes that these same men lived by a moral construct and adhered to it.
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The researchers say the trial protocol adhered to European regulatory guidelines for testing osteoarthritis drugs.
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Cuomo and de Blasio have adhered to that unhappy tradition on a range of issues.
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For a long time, perhaps too long, Facebook adhered to the "Move fast, break things" mentality.
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That an actual deal will emerge and be adhered to, even though history belies that belief.
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Masood said government schools adhered to a nationwide curriculum that was being constantly reworked and innovated.
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Masood said government schools adhered to a nationwide curriculum that was being constantly reworked and improved.
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The strategy needs to be permanently adhered to, enduring long past any individual candidate or campaign.
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Heidi Klum adhered to an age-old adage -- when in France, do as the French do.
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According to Pai's letter, the FCC chairman at the time, Kevin Martin, adhered to the request.
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Once he was in that situation, he adhered to it 100 percent, he totally embraced it.
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Ms. Dolan counseled that pay standards should be set with employees and, most importantly, adhered to.
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The United States and China have adhered to its restrictions, even if neither has ratified it.
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As a result, there is skepticism about how closely the production caps will be adhered to.
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I don't know whether Justice Gorsuch has adhered to certain of the Supreme Court's unwritten rules.
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These high-profile episodes, though, should not overshadow where EPA has properly adhered to neutral governance.
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Since that scare, Mr. McConnell has rigidly adhered to whatever the base wants, institutions be damned.
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Mr Trump is right that China has not always adhered to the spirit of global trade law.
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Researchers took effort to account for that and adhered to generally accepted scientific practices analyzing the data.
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Of course, even personalized diets would still need to be adhered to, and this raises another quandary.
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First-line supervisors offer guidance to investigators and police and and ensures that procedures are adhered to.
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We strictly adhered to this principle in order to make the glow-in-the-dark donut happen.
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We reported to their central command and we worked within their framework, we adhered to their policies.
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One misconception is that "advanced directives" will be adhered to in all circumstances and in all settings.
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Others backed the majority in the Supreme Court ruling, saying their argument adhered to the Brazilian constitution.
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The bottle will testify that traditions once honored Are being adhered to still, with patience, with pride.
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Business and trade, especially relating to raw materials and their extraction, have never adhered to national borders.
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As always, most adhered to the time-honored tradition and assumed the referees to be at fault.
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Bouncers are hired, guest-lists are organised and adhered to, DJs are booked, sound systems are rented.
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Awosanya said he and other activists would be closely monitoring to ensure the guidelines are adhered to.
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In 1999, however, many didn't follow the rules nor adhered to the peaceful vibes of its predecessor.
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Most Uighurs have adhered to relatively relaxed forms of Sunni Islam, and a significant number are secular.
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But tests showed they didn't learn the task any faster because they adhered to their purported style.
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It's about rules: whether in rescinding DACA, the president adhered to the core principles of administrative law.
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It's about rules: whether in rescinding DACA, the president adhered to the core principles of administrative law.
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For centuries, the country has been led by men who, despite partisan leanings, generally adhered to facts.
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They could be judged by how well they adhered to the priorities and vision they laid out.
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"The principles of democracy should be adhered to even as a thorough investigation is conducted," he said.
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My mother also adhered to a strict daily regimen my sister and I were required to abide by.
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Remaining tests Marine samples found adhered to the pieces were also being studied, and the results are pending.
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At his Brooklyn headquarters, York's followers dressed in traditional Islamic clothing and adhered to his anti-white teachings.
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Kate and William have always adhered to this strict tradition, but I think they can be playful too.
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In its own way the strategy adhered to white standards, as some African-Americans observed at the time.
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Newt Gingrich enshrined the principle of "never compromise" in 1994, which the party has adhered to ever since.
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Trump adhered to Timmons' request in the moment, but on Thursday he said "something was up" with her.
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EPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox said the travel adhered to federal protocols applied to this and previous presidential administrations.
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It has reacted angrily to calls by Western countries and Japan for the decision to be adhered to.
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"The design and certification of the MCAS flight control law adhered to these processes and assumptions," she said.
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In the case of this information, that could potentially lead to serious consequences if not properly adhered to.
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That included giving the government certain "voluntary disclosures," detailing ways in which the mission adhered to the treaty.
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This is because there is no judge to make sure that the procedural protections are being adhered to.
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In my view, no policy or philosophy can be adhered to for long periods without review and analysis.
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Mr. Obama has adhered to a well-worn playbook that second-term presidents have used to stay relevant.
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Gorenstein said he would consider a motion to end the probation early if Okoumou adhered to its terms.
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As it turned out, only leagues that adhered to Pop Warner's rules saw a meaningful drop in concussions.
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Kennedy has adhered to this approach even in cases that have, at first glance, appeared to be groundbreaking.
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It would have been incredibly elegant and tight had they all adhered to the same part of speech.
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Other visitors adhered to a red-white-and-blue motif, wearing American flag shirts, shorts and fanny packs.
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Few Turkish governments since have run the country effectively; none has truly adhered to the rule of law.
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When checklists are strictly adhered to, missing even one of those elements can prevent the operation from beginning.
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When the music grew more modern, he adhered to a traditional swing style that remains respected by colleagues.
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From an early age I adhered to William Morris's dictum that a thing should be either useful or beautiful.
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Throughout their visit with the United States' oldest ally, the First Lady adhered to a themed wardrobe honoring France.
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Sadly, the standard adhered to by far too many brokers has been what was in their own best interest.
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It also sows the seeds for burnout or mistakes if reference materials aren't readily available and properly adhered to.
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The authorities have adhered to the plan, for example securing agreements with the estates of the failed Icelandic banks.
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Even into his 70s, he adhered to a strict work regimen, toiling on docking systems for the Soyuz rockets.
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Rather, according to Cohen, he willingly adhered to a "party line" message of minimizing connections between Trump and Russia.
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He adhered to a type of realism developed by van Eyck and Rogier van der Weyden, but softened it.
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Mr. Rosen said that followers adhered to traditional Jewish traditions, such as High Holy Days, and attend synagogue regularly.
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Prior to the change in policy, Adelman told the news agency that store locations adhered to local gun laws.
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Treaties are meant to be adhered to, and if one side is cheating, then something has to be done.
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Understated formal elements, often mismatched to the odd events depicted, imply an emotional disconnect that is tenaciously adhered to.
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There is absolutely no rush here, no timeline that must be adhered to, no deadline that must be met.
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When steadily adhered to, dollar-cost averaging provides a consistency that cushions you during the most volatile of times.
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Mr. Sessions stood up to the president and adhered to his decision to recuse himself from the Russia investigation.
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Her oeuvre provides further context on the forgotten women of the postwar era, who rarely adhered to one style.
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Had Congress adhered to President's Trump's FY85033 budget proposal, our public health and biomedical infrastructures would have been crushed.
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Tencent runs some of the biggest social platforms in China, and has adhered to the government's strict censorship demands.
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Previously, he had worked in Harlem's Marcus Garvey Park, creating a wooden structure that adhered to a large rock.
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"If the agreement is adhered to by all sides, I am confident it will work," Schaeuble told reporters in Berlin.
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That fear goes back to the dark days of the 1930s when most advanced economies adhered to the gold standard.
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I knew from the spirit of Only God Forgives that in his case, the script isn't adhered to very closely.
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When cooled, it also unsticks without any damage to the surface it was adhered to, and leaves no residue behind.
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It's believed that most of these deaths could be prevented if health care providers always adhered to evidence-informed practices.
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"I am pleased to report that both sides have largely adhered to the ceasefire we agreed in Stockholm," Griffiths said.
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Aereo's defense was different: it gave every subscriber their own mini-antenna and insisted this strategy adhered to the law.
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Inheritance laws adhered to Islamic jurisprudence, and Esmat's one son would get more than my mother or her two sisters.
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Fifth, it is essential for us to develop ethical guidelines and insist that they be adhered to within our profession.
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She also adhered to the 2 drink per hour rule, although it sounds like Amanda believes 2 drinks were required!
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Agencies' plans must be adhered to not only in times when helium prices are spiking but also when prices stabilize.
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But with few exceptions, all adhered to the mandates of the public land laws adopted in the 1960s and 85033s.
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Within the court, Kavanaugh has deferred to his colleagues in oral arguments and quickly adhered to the court's institutional traditions.
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Iran is fully complying with the inspectors, which is how we know all the other terms are being adhered to.
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He staunchly adhered to figurative painting at a time when Abstraction, Minimalism and Conceptual art were seen as avant-garde.
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In the absence of any effective chain of command, it seems unlikely that rules of engagement will be adhered to.
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He was only too happy to help me break the rules that he'd adhered to most of his professional life.
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Despite the drama, however, it seems as though this year's contestants largely adhered to the mission of Miss America 2.0.
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Instead, he adhered to GOP talking points like immigration, terrorism, and Clinton's purported scandals around Benghazi and her email server.
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IncelSupport adhered to something like Alana's inclusive vision — it was open to men and women, and moderators banned misogynistic posts.
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But many people forget to take their pill every day and may not have adhered to treatment during those studies.
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Plenty of Puglian factory managers stressed they adhered to union regulations, treated workers fairly and paid them a living wage.
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But when on occasion I succeeded in making something delicious, I figured it was because I'd adhered to the recipe.
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The Duchess of Cambridge adhered to the "sustainable fashion" theme of the evening by rewearing the gold and white dress.
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After South Africa's white minority rule ended in 1994, the ANC has adhered to a "willing seller, willing buyer" framework.
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Another headache for OPEC: Some of its members, including Nigeria and Iraq, have not adhered to the cartel's production quotas.
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Obama adhered to that timetable for Afghanistan, despite the progress underway in the Taliban's strongholds in Helmand and Kandahar provinces.
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Her father was a sculptor who adhered to the party standard in his works, according to a New York Times profile.
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When police officers adhered to the protocol, their use of force was reduced by 37 percent compared to camera-free shifts.
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But the Biological Weapons Convention has for the most part been adhered to, and humanity is significantly safer as a result.
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All the provisions and measures of the U.N. resolution would terminate in a decade if the nuclear deal is adhered to.
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And though there were frequent interruptions by protesters, supporters adhered to the campaign's request to refrain from engaging in physical altercations.
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"They plan on making sure their constitutional principles are adhered to and that the rule of law will prevail," Biden said.
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In some regions, this practice is simply an option, but in others it is adhered to with a nearly religious fervor.
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The firm maintains that it deleted all data obtained by GSR after discovering GSR had not adhered to data protection rules.
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"Prices are likely to remain volatile until there is evidence that quotas are being adhered to," analysts at Cenkos Securities wrote.
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The network appealed and was ultimately allowed to keep its certification as long as it adhered to a performance improvement plan.
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In response, one of the two Downing Street advisers, Stephen Parkinson, said that Vote Leave had adhered to all relevant laws.
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They were selective as to which of Islam's teachings they adhered to and which they did not want to adhere to.
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Producers for the show have adhered to that rule even as coronavirus has closed borders and set the world in turmoil.
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Trump, throughout his life in politics and in business, has generally adhered to the "might makes right" view of the world.
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In the comics, the coffin mask becomes adhered to Roman's skin, making it a permanent fixture and part of his look.
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Those smart fabrics are prone to peeling that starts in the spaces where the coating hasn't fully adhered to the garment.
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The artist, born Corinne Michelle West, is among the forgotten women of the postwar era, who rarely adhered to one style.
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Internal auditors are one of a company's lines of defence, assuring the board that controls on risk are being adhered to.
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Before, Apple's computers adhered to a form where the computer would be positioned as a base for the monitor to stand on.
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He's experiment "crossed the line of morality and ethics adhered to by the academic community and was shocking and unacceptable," Xu said.
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The two posed together at the New York premiere of the film where Aronofsky fully adhered to the funeral attire dress code.
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The entertainment industry adhered to this same power structure, as seen in the advertising posters and DIY manuals produced by hypnotic performers.
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For all her radicalism on economics, she adhered to Catholic teaching on sexual and reproductive issues, saying she regretted having an abortion.
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Wang said he would not try to anticipate what the code will comprise, but said whatever is signed must be adhered to.
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It met Boeing's design and safety criteria, and adhered to certification protocols, Muilenburg told reporters following Boeing's annual shareholder meeting in Chicago.
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When this plan was adhered to, use of force declined 37 percent on average compared with shifts where cameras were not worn.
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Rather than push for arrests he has adhered to due process, while incrementally trying to place sound people in charge of institutions.
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He adhered to that position even as his dream of a lasting peace in a new Middle East proved to be elusive.
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Throughout his 16-year political career, the 57-year-old Indiana governor has adhered to traditionally muscular Republican policies on foreign affairs.
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Like many socialist and social-democratic parties in Europe, Hungary's previous government adhered to free market orthodoxies and paid a heavy price.
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Responding to questions this week, Rubio's office said that his hire and role in the talks strictly adhered to Senate ethics rules.
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That means reams of protocols and instructions that can be understood and adhered to by competitors, reducing the need for "subjective" decisions.
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"Lash glue is made of latex, which is designed to be adhered to skin and not hair," says makeup artist Ricky Wilson.
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Health department officials described a practice of entering incorrect testing information as a bureaucratic workaround that adhered to the city's health code.
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Originalists might respond that (a) is preferable for the same reason that statutory language must be strictly adhered to: Democracy requires it.
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"It would be good if the parliament adhered to what the lawyers said," Mendez de Vigo told a news conference in Madrid.
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While Phelps adhered to a regimented existence in the athletes' village in Beijing, Lochte made himself sick gorging on free Big Macs.
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For a generation, the court has adhered to a doctrine known as "Chevron deference," after a 1984 decision, Chevron U.S.A. Inc. v.
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Using the same steps and measures, these guidelines must be adhered to when we address the repercussions of the Houthi-Saleh coup.
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Amnesty said in some cases legal requirements were adhered to but carried out in a way that did not help Adivasi communities.
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It urged Australia to ensure the international principle of not sending refugees back to danger was secured in law and adhered to.
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For the access card, I opted to copy the data onto a small sticker that could be adhered to my phone case.
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Mr. Kenny's "Dancing Back Strong the Nation," published in 1979, adhered to a more traditional idiom involving repetition reminiscent of ancient song.
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But it also bothered me because I knew it was a look favored by those who adhered to strict interpretations of Islam.
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The women cheerily replacing Blake Shelton were reframing sexiness, but only very slightly; their choices still adhered to an obstinate commercial ideal.
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Yet she has not adhered to the typical unwritten rules of dressing as an homage to a country or a particular cultural representation.
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After jumping on the Atkins bandwagon and losing 70 pounds in one summer, he adhered to a strict diet from that point forward.
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In the Cotes' experience, many treatment programs adhered to a one-size-fits-all approach based on the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous.
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In order to survive, Jorge will have to compromise some of the upright moral behavior he'd adhered to so valiantly up until now.
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The idea that veganism is most widely espoused, if not necessarily adhered to, by the young seems to be true in many countries.
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Ever since, Verizon has adhered to the policy and, as a result, has been less restrictive than AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint.
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The infamous "5 Second Rule" was never really an actual rule based on science and that is why I never adhered to it.
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Tibetan Feminist Collective, a New York-based group, also attacked the event's format, saying it promoted and adhered to Western standards of beauty.
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"Generally speaking, it is the case that rules must be adhered to," Finance Ministry spokesman Martin Jaeger told a regular government news conference.
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When I started writing back in 2009, I adhered to a relatively basic motto: Work hard, be better, and don't be a dick.
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Albeit not perfectly, the U.S. has adhered to the first two principles and has made the U.S. the research juggernaut it is today.
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In contrast, Mr. Axelson operated from within city government to verify that every budget submitted to the monitors adhered to predetermined spending levels.
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Dozens of airlines adhered to this demand for fear of being punished in the country and losing access to the booming travel market.
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So we're going to be raising questions about that during the course of the next few days, to make sure that's adhered to.
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Encore Capital said that it welcomed new national rules, and believed that it already adhered to most or all of the proposed requirements.
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"Where federal dollars flow, federal law must be adhered to," DeVos said over and over, as Clark demanded a simple yes-no response.
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Since its founding, the island has adhered to a strict no-paparazzi policy, which is part of the reason why celebrities flock there.
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Clay charged that the Architect of the Capitol's office never raised objections about whether the painting adhered to the rules until last month.
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Even if every country adhered to its commitments—an extraordinarily unlikely scenario given the costs—the result would have been a reduction of .
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The researchers also used a questionnaire to measure how well each pet owner adhered to his or her veterinarian's recommended regimen for caregiving.
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But when researchers looked only at those children whose parents adhered to the feeding regimen, there was a statistically significant reduction in allergies.
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In a nutshell, they want their tech to be available to all, but want to ensure that certain design principles are adhered to.
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The opposition estimated that some 92 percent of businesses and workers adhered to the strike, although it offered no evidence for the figure.
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Le Drian warned the government was ready to toughen up restrictions to limit people's movements if existing guidelines were not adhered to sufficiently.
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That's then paired with a data probe adhered to the skin above the sensor, which transmits information to a smartphone or other devices.
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The Black Panthers adhered to his injunction to provide on-the-ground care — education, nourishment, protection — for black communities in the United States.
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Brazil has adhered to 35 OECD legal instruments and has been collaborating and participating in various OECD committees for the past two decades.
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The Brick Squad adhered to a strict constitution with a clear leadership; they showed their loyalty through hand signs, clothing and music lyrics.
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Arcade Fire's "The Suburbs" was experimental enough to be deemed innovative, but still a rock-heavy record that adhered to safer genre lines.
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Arsenal were quick to distance themselves from Ozil's comments, saying the club "always adhered to the principle of not involving itself in politics".
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It was a philosophy that was taken at face value by investors, and adhered to for decades, more or less, for good reasons.
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I figured I could veer from the tyranny of the shakes as long as I adhered to the constraints dictated by the cleanse.
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Mashrou' Leila has already played there three times and said band members had adhered to the same permit procedures as on previous visits.
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When she flourished in the 1980s, showing in Paris and selling clothes all over the world, she never adhered to trends of the time.
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Following the conviction Halkbank said it had adhered to national and international regulations and it was not a party in the U.S. court case.
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But to many of the criticisms, the pharmacy's response was that it didn't need to change its practices because it adhered to state standards.
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"Air Zimbabwe has not adhered to the cash basis terms for using airports owned by Airports Company South Africa," ACSA said in a statement.
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Even after her first "Genie in a Bottle" career high, she never adhered to established pop cycles and seemed conflicted about her musical identity.
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Whatever her public and personal turmoils, Britney Spears has always dutifully adhered to conventional pop star cycles, knowing when to keep the music coming.
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In the first stage, witnesses are gathered to affirm that the prospective saint lived a holy and virtuous life and adhered to religious doctrine.
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The app has only one parameter for entrance, but it is strictly adhered to: Your phone's battery needs to be at or below 5%.
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The companies are currently going over the contracts, which are very complex and the companies must ensure it is being adhered to, sources said.
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They also questioned whether the bidding process adhered to procurement regulations for this kind of deal, according to a report in the Washington Post.
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The injections of triamcinolone have been highlighted as an apparent contradiction of Wiggins' previous claims that he had adhered to cycling's "no needles" policy.
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Some adhered to what Armitage calls the "republican" view: Maybe to be civilized at all meant to be susceptible to cycles of civil war.
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Charles Koch said on Sunday that his network would be more aggressive in going after Republicans who have not adhered to fiscally conservative principles.
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Kogan has argued his data-gathering app, Thisisyourdigitallife, adhered to Facebook's terms and conditions at the time that it gathered and sold user data.
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A team of specialists are on site at the facility working with the management on systems to ensure the appropriate standards are adhered to.
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He has always followed rules and adhered to a rigid code of right and wrong, taught to him by his mother and his faith.
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Most, but not all, adhered to the vital notion that the White House is an institution more important than the person who occupied it.
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Ever since I got serious about vintage fashion, I adhered to one strict rule: not mixing and matching my eras in a single outfit.
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Burning Man organizers banned the camp in February after reports that it had not adhered to the festival's rules and was disrupting attendees' experiences.
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We spent a lot time making sure that was adhered to during occasions as violent as epic battles in Falluja, Iraq, and in Helmand.
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Some American officials and analysts in Beijing, however, have said China generally has adhered to an American-led economic sanctions plan against North Korea.
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But it was unique in that it adhered to a set of laws and principles that enabled it to become more perfect over time.
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Xiaomi, whose phones punch above their price class, has strictly adhered to the budget-conscious market from the day it began operations in India.
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Kravitz's dazzling look also adhered to this year's sustainability dress code, as she borrowed the custom creation by Anthony Vaccarello for Yves Saint Laurent.
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Until now, the official said, Qatar and its neighbors adhered to an unwritten agreement to avoid competing with one another in specified business domains.
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Since the Kennedy administration, presidents when naming ambassadors have adhered to a formula of about 70 percent career diplomats and 30 percent political appointees.
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James Eastland (D-Miss.) are the only senators that adhered to a strict two positive blue-slip policy before moving forward on a nominee.
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So Mr Liu travelled around the island to persuade other manufacturers that they would all fare better if they adhered to the same dimensions.
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"Throughout the three decades, the Russian Federation has strictly adhered to the INF Treaty and observed it faithfully," the Russian Foreign Ministry said Friday.
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Last Saturday, club Arsenal tried to distance itself from his comments, saying it always adhered to the principle of not being involved in politics.
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Worse, their children will be subject to a bizarre and bureaucratic set of rules that, if not adhered to, will deny them citizenship altogether.
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Any films seeking funding, she adds, should have the guidelines as provisos of the funding and show evidence that they have adhered to it.
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And because an ever-evolving Congress and at least two, and potentially five, successive administrations adhered to an expensive plan from an already-unpopular president.
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"Russia has not adhered to the agreement, so we are going to terminate the agreement, and we are going to develop the weapons," Trump added.
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Skaggs' teammates brought out his jersey during the National Anthem and wore the number 45 on small black patches adhered to each of their jerseys.
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As Ned was saying, are we really just going to undo all the precedent, all the standards that we have adhered to as a country?
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The campaign to return corrupt officials and other overseas fugitives adhered to the law, not only that of China, but also other countries, Wu added.
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Lesufi said the chamber also opposed the levy because mining companies had adhered to the laws and regulations that were in place at the time.
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The company takes cybersecurity and privacy seriously, has always adhered to laws and remains a trusted partner of U.S. suppliers and customers, the company added.
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The plastic seat cover from the spa, which had adhered to my skin with an admixture of spray/sweat, ripped as I exited the truck.
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Forscher hopes to track some of these survey participants over the coming months and years, and see if they remain adhered to the alt-right.
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It would also reduce the need for businesses to employ armies of lawyers and accountants to ensure that they've properly adhered to complex accounting rules.
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"There was clear legal guidance provided to all parties that was rigorously adhered to," he said in a statement provided by Mr. de Blasio's campaign.
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The Torch 2.0 should be hand washed only, without the battery pack of course, but the Velcro adhered to jackets and coats is machine washable.
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On the other hand, he has consistently adhered to the principle that entrepreneurship and innovation can be the key to a resurgence in American prosperity.
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"Goldman Sachs and Mr. Barroso have adhered to all applicable legal rules and the highest ethical standards in his appointment," it said in a statement.
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S. Mutual Defence Treaty would be adhered to if its ally was a victim of aggression, and singled out China as a threat to stability.
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Some affixed American flag stickers to their "bricks," which were then adhered to look like a brick wall around the "Build the Wall" bubble letters.
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The footballing ruling body says it will continue to monitor the situation in Nigeria to make sure "FIFA rules and regulations are fully adhered to."
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" He also challenged the assertion that McKinsey had not adhered to the disclosure rules of bankruptcy, saying, "No court has ever made such a finding.
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Earlier this month, a court had given permission for the country-wide event on condition that organizers and participants adhered to "decency and moral values".
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Trump's attempt to influence Fed policy violates a longstanding principle adhered to on both sides of the aisle: that the Fed's monetary decisions remain autonomous.
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Since 1999, financial institutions have adhered to the rigorous standards of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act that help safeguard consumers' sensitive personal and financial information.
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Like the principles of music, their relationship adhered to the rules of rhythm and tempo — each milestone falling into place when it was mean to.
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A patient in cardiac arrest denied lifesaving care because the care team pulled the wrong patient's record and adhered to a "do not resuscitate" order.
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The tradition of celibacy among Roman Catholic clergy was broadly codified in the 12th century, but not necessarily adhered to, even in the highest places.
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The risk to prices is that OPEC's deal is not adhered to, and producers add to production, keeping the supply high without any pickup in demand.
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Separately, Samsung addressed the issue of screens breaking because reviewers had attempted to peel off a protective plastic layer that was adhered to the screen itself.
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That deal set spending until the end of October of this year, at levels that the president adhered to and Senate Republicans hope to make stick.
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It's necessary, if not always adhered to, to adjust your lighting and makeup for actors with different skin tones when they're in the same scene together.
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While the band has made such an impact on her own music, Momsen said she adhered to the don't-meet-your-heroes rule at the time.
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Hollande added he had agreed with Merkel that future events organized over the Turkish referendum could take place provided they adhered to French and German laws.
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Rather than telling Volkswagen's management board the rules could not be adhered to, staff members in engine development decided to push ahead with manipulation, Sueddeutsche reported.
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In contrast, the Senate adhered to the longstanding tradition of bipartisanship, passing their own farm bill that does not include the House's harsh cuts to SNAP.
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Pippa Middleton adhered to the wedding tradition of wearing "something old," sporting the earrings she wore to sister Kate Middleton's wedding on her own big day.
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Judge T.S. Ellis III again asked jurors to confirm that they adhered to the court's orders not to discuss or investigate the case on their own.
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The Corps strictly adhered to multiple federal laws and regulations, including the Clean Water Act, the Rivers and Harbors Act, and the National Historic Preservation Act.
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John F. G. Wade, commander of the Lincoln strike group, said Iran's naval forces have adhered to international standards of interaction with ships in his group.
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An outlier among the death-penalty states, Alabama adhered to this much-criticized practice until last year, when its legislature abolished judicial override — but only prospectively.
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Left in place, however, is a misshapen version of college justice that adhered to the loosest standards of evidence and that very nearly ruined his life.
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For more than 50 years, every state adhered to a nationally recognized standard maximum of 26 weeks of benefits for workers with substantial recent work histories.
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When it comes to suspected sexual assault, reporting protocol must be well outlined and adhered to, and the consequence of noncompliance should be loss of membership.
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"We believe we've adhered to the spirit and the letter of the law in each instance," said Lawrence Byrne, an NYPD attorney, at a news conference.
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While some say the prospects for progress are better than at any point in years, in part because the Taliban has adhered to short-term ceasefires.
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"We are looking at when to buy, given most of these pre-election promises are not adhered to," said Fidelity's head of Asian fixed income Bryan Collins.
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For the most part, I adhered to the non-stencil design of the letterform, but subtly tweaked the angled strokes in order to create a mirrored triangle.
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Had the GOP adhered to its professed principles, a man like Trump would have never secured the Republican presidential nomination, let alone moved into the White House.
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They discovered that no matter how thick the fog might be, the arrival times of the scattered laser light always adhered to a very specific distribution pattern.
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In a message Thursday on its website, the council explained that OutVets had not been officially rejected from the parade, but it had not adhered to rules.
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One article might tell you that millennia-old Tibetan bowls, also known as "singing" bowls, adhered to A=432 (there's no evidence at all to support this).
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Celebrities and designers actually adhered to the theme — Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination — and got decked out in their Sunday best from head to toe.
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Given the US government's history of terrible service maps, confirming T-Mobile adhered to its promises would be an uphill climb, even for a third-party auditor.
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In Brazil's largest city, São Paulo, public transport was disrupted as subway workers adhered to the strike, affecting train schedules and closing some stations, local media reported.
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But the court also said that the harsher sentencing guidelines called for by the city's government to deal with protesters will be adhered to in future cases.
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One of the points needs to be adhered to the phone, via the sticky backing or a phone case that comes bundled with one of the packs.
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A key reason for the disparity is that company policies on ethical behavior often are adhered to by millennials when explained clearly without a lot of jargon.
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The visual style deployed by director Sam Taylor-Johnson in Gypsy's first two hours (and generally adhered to by later episodes' directors) involves lots of voyeuristic touches.
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When properly adhered to, AIDS treatment reduces the amount of human immunodeficiency virus in a person's body to levels low enough that they are no longer infectious.
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Even with an increasingly political Court, the justices have mostly adhered to their own doctrines preventing them from opining on "political questions" or interfering with foreign policy.
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He told CNBC that, while the Paris agreement was "a great step" in the right direction, more needs to be done to ensure it is adhered to.
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None seem to have adhered to established diplomatic practice, in which the State Department choreographs the sequence of the calls and provides policy guidance and translating services.
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In Brazil's largest city São Paulo, public transport was disrupted as subway workers adhered to the strike, affecting train schedules and closing some stations, local media reported.
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As part of the initial agreement, ZTE was allowed to continue to work with U.S. companies, assuming it adhered to the rules laid out in the agreement.
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Although I was always shy and uncomfortable with my body, I adhered to the implicit social pressure to dress pretty during the day and sexy at night.
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Reagan's team adhered to the mantra that "personnel is policy" to emphasize how important it was to have a team of ideological loyalists to implement his agenda.
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After an internal investigation by the sheriff's office, Mr. Brewer was fired in April because he had not adhered to the department's policy on use of force.
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Both iconic dishes, they adhered to a symmetrically circular plating style and highlighted ingredients (oily fish, raw meat) that exhausted taste buds after just a few forkfuls.
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The more closely the participants adhered to a healthful plant-based diet, the less likely they were to develop heart disease in the course of the study.
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With some exceptions, the dogma of free trade has been faithfully adhered to by both Democrats and Republicans, and dutifully championed by policy wonks and media elites.
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A decade ago, 16 of the 32 teams adhered to that romanticized notion of camp, leaving family behind to build cohesion in spartan dormitories on leafy campuses.
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The only real structure Modak adhered to was spending the very first day in every new place writing, as he had to file a story every week.
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Ortega, who was Venezuela's chief prosecutor for over a decade, long adhered to the ruling Socialist Party line and her office spearheaded the jailing of political foes.
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The alternate reality Trump has adhered to, however, posits that Ukraine framed Russia for the hacks and coordinated with Democratic operatives in the US to smear him.
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He also adhered to the long-standing conviction that the use of private arms for the defense of the republic was an essential duty of Roman citizenship.
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The new Yanks' ace adhered to team policy ahead of his introductory press conference Wednesday ... ditching his face fur for the first time in a LONG time.
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Visitors were welcome, as long as they adhered to the movement's tenets, posted in the parking lot: no smoking, drinking, profanity or undue mixing of the sexes.
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While selling arms to Taiwan, Washington has consistently adhered to its own interpretation of One China that seeks neither to cross Chinese red lines nor abandon Taiwan.
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"When cooperating with African countries that include Sierra Leone, China has always adhered to the principles of equality-based consultations and win-win cooperation," the spokesman said.
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According to the report, NASA has more or less met or exceeded the committee's recommendations—but it hasn't adhered to the recommended timeline for developing some discovery missions.
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Right now the external GPU market is a bit of a mess, full of hacks, incompatibilities, half-adhered-to standards, and artificial limitations from the likes of Apple.
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Sharia — often used as a fear-inducing term associated with anti-Western beliefs — is a religious code of conduct, similar to those adhered to in other Abrahamic religions.
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Olympization of snowboarding fractured the community as some competitors perfected their skillsets for Olympic-style competition, while others like Haakonsen adhered to previous ideals of creativity and expression.
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"Iran is a country that adheres to its commitments and the US is a country that has never adhered to its commitments," Rouhani said during a national address.
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Homeopathy, by contrast, maintained its original dogma, one that hinged on individualized treatment and made it nearly impossible to conduct clinical trials that adhered to the scientific method.
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With a team ERA of 3.89, the sixth-lowest in MLB, New York has a solid cast of pitchers, but that doesn't mean they've adhered to baseball tradition.
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There were plenty of Pikachus running around, and local businesses adhered to the theme using slogans like "Gotta buy 'em all" and naming drinks after the Pokemon teams.
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The snacks in each Bokksu box can only be found in Japan, and the company has adhered to a mission of cultural authenticity and preservation from its inception.
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The plaintiffs, a group of individual investors, cited a federal probe into the company's accounting for overseas sales in arguing that Alere had not adhered to those principles.
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He is most worried about Trump's "admiration for authoritarian leaders and his lack of devotion to liberal democratic norms" which every president in recent memory has adhered to.
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While the central bank emphasized that Mexican banks have adhered to strict international capital requirements, it also urged caution among lenders, highlighting the financial system's exposure to risk.
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The analysis did not however factor in how strictly a country adhered to or enforced its own time-off laws, which is where Bahrain runs into some controversy.
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For all of these appearances, Meghan has mostly adhered to the royal dress code, from nude stockings to demure hemlines to the latest and greatest in hat couture.
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During this time, she reiterated that the success of the graft was going to be based mainly on how well I adhered to the post-operative care instructions.
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U.S. law does not bar building in areas predicted to flood every 100 years, as long as risk reduction regulations are adhered to, and owners purchase flood insurance.
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The Court of Justice of the European Union rules that national data protection laws must be adhered to if a company deals with data from a national subsidiary.
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Players who once adhered to more traditional strength and conditioning regimens now shoot medicine balls or slip on weight vests or perform single-leg squats atop a box.
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All of these attacks adhered to routine patterns of mass gun violence in America—which is to say they appeared to stem from local disputes or sudden arguments.
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When I finished, I found I'd been so swept up in masturbating that I didn't notice a CVS birth control receipt had fully adhered to my sweaty back.
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Police Commissioner James P. O'Neill and Mayor Bill de Blasio condemned the shooting, and said it could have been avoided had the sergeant adhered to the department's procedures.
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Governors in Helmand, Kandahar and Zabul said both sides had adhered to the ceasefire and that there had been no reports of violence in the last 24 hours.
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The annexes predominantly revolve around a committee to facilitate communication between the two parties to ensure commitments are being adhered to, according to officials who have read them.
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"I would like someone to assure conservatives that the conservative principles will be adhered to and maintained, throughout not just the campaign but throughout his presidency," he said.
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According to a spokesperson for the National Museum of American History, the arrangement followed best security practices and adhered to the lender's requirements for the Washington Inaugural Bible.
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Either way, it is a plain step back from the historical level of accuracy of the so-called gold standard polls that have adhered to traditional best practices.
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In 1961, the territories then unified into one republic made up mostly of French speakers as well as an English-speaking minority that adhered to British common law.
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Over the decades, the institution had pretty closely adhered to its founding criterion for what made art gay: basically, the presence of the nude, usually white, male body.
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On the subway, some stations were briefly closed because they were packed to capacity, but amazingly, the trains "adhered to nearly normal schedules," wrote The New York Times.
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He adhered to the "philosophy" of Jesus while rejecting "mystifications" that offended his steadfast belief in science and were, in his view, the chief cause of religious strife.
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Since 1973 presidents have inconsistently adhered to the consulting and reporting requirements of the War Powers Act, and they have consistently resisted the legal limitations on force deployments.
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And while these policies are most associated with President Ronald Reagan and the other Republican presidents since, Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama also adhered to this orthodoxy.
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The researchers did control for overall diet quality—that is, based on how well participants adhered to the US dietary guidelines—to rule out other nutrition habits at play.
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Though likely a matter of pure serendipity, throughout his football career Gianluigi Buffon has adhered to the Kintsugi philosophy far more vehemently than any of his on-field contemporaries.
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Iran believes the United States acted in bad faith by withdrawing from the deal even as Tehran has adhered to its terms and has rejected U.S. overtures to meet.
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But it said it expected managers at banks, companies and other financial institutions that it regulated to take notice of the code, and ensure their staff adhered to it.
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Lack later discovered that many infants in the trial had not been consuming the required amounts of proteins -- only 34 percent adhered to the regimen properly, according to Lack.
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In that respect, the filmmaker has adhered to the age-old maxim that counsels artists to write what they know, painting a vivid portrait of these quirky, flawed characters.
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It has defended its actions in Rakhine, with military investigators concluding that troops adhered to rules of engagement and sought to minimize civilian casualties while responding to "terrorist" provocations.
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While perhaps due to the principled stance of people like McGahn, Trump has adhered to contrary court rulings and has not materially departed from the baseline of prior presidents.
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When a BOP inmate is placed on suicide watch, which occurs at prisons every day in this county, there is a very specific policy that must be adhered to.
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As the longtime basketball writer Peter Vecsey noted on Twitter, Lue adhered to Pat Riley's old playoff axiom: Use seven players, put six in the rotation, and trust five.
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Of the thousands of words he dedicates to outlining a doctrine in his liege-lord's name, startlingly few are dedicated to showing that Trump has ever adhered to it.
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Wrong. The dress was lined, and as the temperature crept above 90, those sticky sleeves and two (two!) layers of skirt fabric slowly adhered to my extremely sweaty flesh.
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But Hong asserted that the U.S. plane was on a reconnaissance mission and that the Chinese aircraft adhered to international law in following the plane from a safe distance.
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One of the first measures taken by the MFA in 1974 was to lift restrictions on freedom of speech, also revoking the strict censorship adhered to during the regime.
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Mr. Zaharan and his brothers were sent by their father, a small-time seed and spice seller, to a madrasa, where teachings adhered to a strict interpretation of Islam.
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Police say they have adhered to regulations in respecting the "privacy, dignity and rights" of those in custody, allowing detainees transport to hospitals and communication with lawyers and families.
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Police say they have adhered to regulations in respecting the "privacy, dignity and rights" of those in custody, allowing detainees transport to hospitals and communication with lawyers and families.
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After all, we all adhered to the values we learned from the books about being yourself, loving those who are different from you and sticking up for the underdog.
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He opposed the making of a projection machine from the beginning, and adhered to his position until, in effect, the motion picture business had been taken away from him.
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"It's concerning that just two years later the principle of technological neutrality appears to be no longer adhered to by the European Commission," they said in a joint statement.
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Mariah Hillman, the co-founder of the Lofty Hopes pigeon rescue, said that she suspects the hats are adhered to the fowl's heads with superglue, she told Vice News.
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The state, which is run by Malaysia's federal opposition alliance, said it would allow beer festivals as long as organisers adhered to conditions set by police and local council.
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Trump repeated on Monday that Russia had not adhered to the treaty and said his vow to increase the US nuclear stockpile included a posture against China as well.
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Their goal was to have a program that could alert customers, thanks to a little sticker on the package, that a given product adhered to some basic ethical standards.
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After adjustment for education, diabetes, hypertension and other factors, researchers found that the more closely they adhered to a Mediterranean-style diet, the less the loss of brain volume.
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The agreement didn't apply any specific enforcement provision on those broader commitments but made transparency and reporting requirements subject to a dispute settlement process if they weren't adhered to.
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If we truly adhered to free-market principles that protect the little guy and promote economic growth, we would rapidly reform credit cards too, where fees are even higher.
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Now you just globbed the sun block on and it adhered to your skin so that nothing except the special remover that it came with could take it off.
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The point is to step outside of the boundaries that we have either dictated for ourselves or adhered to as a result of a subconscious decision to follow society's suggestions.
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Other critics, including the mayor's transport department, have said it will be impossible to ensure the women-only seat rule is adhered to during rush hour when buses are overcrowded.
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Those who most closely adhered to a plant-based or vegetarian diet over the next 30 years were more likely to be women, white, high school graduates, and physically active.
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These women arguably emerged as leaders largely because they've all adhered to the three cardinal rules of a winning personal and political brand — strong identity, trusted credibility, and visible positioning.
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Although it is important to wipe the grill down after using it, "I would advocate inspecting the grill after cleaning to make sure nothing is adhered to it," Chang said.
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The ABC, which ran Raper's statement in full, said it had discussed with her the alleged incident earlier this year and had adhered to her request to keep it private.
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Another company she worked at adhered to a more philosophy in which not wanting to sign up to bring donuts in on a Friday would constitute a bad culture fit.
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Though he had ventured outside the insular Haredi community where he grew up, the Jerusalem College of Technology still adhered to strict codes of religiosity, which included filtering the internet.
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IF BRITAIN adhered to Groucho Marx's dictum of never joining a club willing to have him as a member, it would be on its way out of the European Union.
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But after several appeals over the years against the ban, India's highest court ordered the state to issue licenses from March 15 on condition that certain rules are adhered to.
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Workers are seeking a better share of miners' profits, and say Southern Copper has not adhered to benefits agreed to after a prior strike, including the replacement of dismissed workers.
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Because the United States adhered to the treaty for 32 years, the United States is "years away" from effectively deploying weapons previously banned under the agreement, the official said Thursday.
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"It is important that you understand that the global community is appalled by the practices that the Chinese have adhered to in the past," Dr. O'Connell said he told them.
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That left little time to assemble a competitive roster that adhered to league guidelines, which required that Red Star have any combination of at least 24 Russian and Chinese players.
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In 2004 three of the largest wealth-management firms at the time — Merrill Lynch, UBS and Smith Barney — agreed to a "protocol" that, when adhered to, would stop this silliness.
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"..the order given by this court... (should) be adhered to until such time when a new one is issued or there will be consequences," Wishimanga said before a packed court.
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When he adhered to his prepared topics, the president exaggerated the significance of recent pay raises for service members and mischaracterized recently signed legislation meant to change veterans' health care.
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Contributing to the current conflict is the fact that the last Democratic chairman of the Judiciary Committee, Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, scrupulously adhered to the blue slip policy.
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If the board's approval process adhered to the governing documents, "there is not much you can do to stop the construction," said Andrew I. Bart, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
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"What I would like to see is ensuring that we have transparency and international standards being adhered to, and I will be discussing that with my Chinese interlocutors," she said.
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Republicans claimed that the Post was out to get Nixon, and that was certainly true, but the reporting by Woodward and Bernstein adhered to the basic rules of responsible journalism.
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This is a classic "advice of counsel" defense, which requires showing that the client provided the lawyer with complete information and adhered to the directions provided for how to act.
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The administration had finalized a budget document that had adhered to the spending caps that were set under the law before lawmakers struck a deal this week that raised them.
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"What I would like to see is ensuring that we have transparency and international standards being adhered to, and I will be discussing that with my Chinese interlocutors," May said.
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Trump is not prohibited by law from intervening in criminal cases, but legal experts say doing so would break with norms adhered to by past occupants of the Oval Office.
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Since the phenomenon that was So Far Gone till now, Drake has adhered to introspective stories about his relationships, his success growing to newfound heights, and the city he loves: Toronto.
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After the intervention, 81 percent of people with HIV had an undetectable viral load, because they tested, initiated medication and adhered to it successfully, up from 45 percent two years earlier.
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For the premiere, Kiwi fashion designer Kiri Nathan adhered to Kawa and Tikanga (protocols of Māori customs and ethics) when creating a dress for the voice actor playing Moana, Auli'i Cravalho.
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Any such projects are against Blizzard's Terms of Use, but by all accounts the Nostalrius team ran it with commendable professionalism, and the team even adhered to Blizzard's original patch schedule.
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"We are also concerned because the commitment to consult with the institutions on important fiscal measures was not adhered to ... which is clearly a breach of the agreed process," Regling said.
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Sexism, racism, homophobia are explicitly forbidden in the group rules, and these are adhered to by and large—any posters whose banter does stray to vile are banned with immediate effect.
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The dessert by London bakery owner Claire Ptak strayed from royal tradition by not being tiered but adhered to other customs by having its main piece sitting upon a golden throne.
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" Roman Zitzelsberger, district chief of IG Metall Baden-Wuerttemberg: "There is no question that the air in Stuttgart and other inner cities must improve and pollution limits must be adhered to.
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While there was no suggestion of wrongdoing, the injections of triamcinolone to treat an asthma problem appeared to undermine Wiggins' previous claims that he had adhered to cycling's "no needles" policy.
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This is a new tax, plain and simple; the arrangement of a rationing law so absurd that it cannot be adhered to by most, guarantees the new cash flow into Sacramento.
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A survey released in April by Financial Engines, which advises workplace savers, found that 53 percent of Americans mistakenly thought that all financial advisers already adhered to a best interest standard.
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So far, it has not joined conservative states in suing the Obama administration, nor has it adhered to liberal states in passing antidiscrimination laws that encompass gender identity and sexual orientation.
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Installing an ethics czar during the transition period, like Obama did once he took office, has never been done in the past but could ensure that these principles were adhered to.
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When I first met former member Sarah Edmondson, she had described the extremely restrictive diets women in NXIVM's inner circle adhered to as an apparent way to build character and discipline.
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Also look for places where hierarchies and lines of communication are either unclear on paper or they're not adhered to, where job descriptions are vague, or where introductory training isn't available.
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"As long as the disclosure standards are unambiguous and adhered to, a perceptual ad blocker will have a 100 percent recall at identifying ads governed by that standard," the researchers wrote.
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In the paper, the authors suggest different types of changes to malpractice policy, including one in which doctors would be shielded from liability if they adhered to common standards of care.
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In recent years, the policy has been adhered to largely at the insistence of Jennifer Steinbrenner, one of the four Steinbrenner children who now share in the ownership of the team.
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Wyndham's sales goals for employees were impossible to meet if representatives adhered to the company's policies and regulations governing time-share sales, Robert Parker, a former sales executive, testified in depositions.
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In fact, there's a five-point warranty adhered to the screen that warns against: The product does, thankfully, ship with a case, which is a thin, two-piece snap-on covering.
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Casey Burgat, resident senior fellow for the Governance Project at the nonpartisan public policy research organization R Street, said the House Democrats adhered to the existing rules regarding minority-requested witnesses.
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Regardless of what religion she or her husband adhered to, people would care if they could match faces, names and stories to both the heroism and hell that unfolded in Christchurch.
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In that sense, Khosrowshahi has adhered to the strategy of Travis Kalanick, Uber's co-founder and former CEO, who was ousted in 2017 as the company battled a series of scandals.
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As long as one adhered to the other rules of participation, a boy or man could compete in the games and be compensated, with money or glory, based on his performance.
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At the very end of June, China's department for policing media also began scoring online literature publishing sites on a 100-point scale of how well their work adhered to socialist values.
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He has denied his resignation was connected in any way to the DOJ investigation, and Eugene organisers have said they had adhered to all ethical and legal standards in pursuing the bid.
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"We are uncertain if, and to what extent, the guidelines published by the scientific medical societies in 2016 are adhered to," wrote the German Medical Association in an email to BuzzFeed News.
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As a member of the International Meteorite Collectors Association, Reed adhered to a strict code of ethics, vowing to uphold a high bar of professionalism in the identification and verification of meteorites.
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Although his speech was condemned by traditionalists in Russia and the diaspora, Patriarch Alexy broadly adhered to this line until his death in 2008, and his successor Patriarch Kirill has done likewise.
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Although China's longstanding policy of not meddling in other countries' business is only selectively adhered to, it probably does not intend to lecture others on the importance of upgrading their national pledges.
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"Brent will be ... positively impacted by the OPEC and non-OPEC cuts should the agreed reductions be largely adhered to over the next six months," said Philips Futures' investment analyst Jonathan Chan.
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The auditor said China's Ministry of Finance ordered it not to hand over mainland documents because the U.S. watchdog had not adhered to a 2013 memorandum that regulates cross-border accounting matters.
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"Just like in other comparable cases, we will naturally take a look to see if disclosure requirements have been adhered to in a timely manner," BaFin said in a statement on Monday.
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The full implementation of the rule of law also would act as a firm indication to Western investors that Jordanian legislation is being adhered to, which would encourage more foreign direct investment.
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Although he adhered to an ordered, religious belief system for most of his life, praising Jah, the Rastafarian name for God, whenever he could, he came to embody an alternative to orthodoxy.
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SAO PAULO, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Brazil's state-controlled oil company, Petroleo Brasileiro SA, said on Monday it adhered to a federal tax refinancing program to settle taxes owed on vessel leasing contracts.
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People who most closely adhered to a diet of healthy plant-based foods were 14 percent less likely to develop kidney disease than individuals who rarely ate these foods, the study found.
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Hillary Clinton took the same approach during her 2016 campaign, but with opposite effects; critics said it was too corporate and impersonal even though it adhered to the same principles as Obama.
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In a letter, Chao asked Inspector General Calvin L. Scovel III to determine if the project team near Florida International University (FIU) adhered to the relevant requirements mandated by its federal funding.
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The research team found that about half of the children adhered to the PAP therapy during the three months, and these kids had a significant reduction in hits by a virtual vehicle.
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Indeed, they would have to follow all the conflicts of interest rules, including those that President-elect Trump claims don't apply to him (even though his predecessors have uniformly adhered to them).
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Brokers, technically known as registered representatives, have generally adhered to a suitability rule: They must recommend investments that are "suitable" based on the customer's characteristics, including age, goals and stomach for risk.
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Although no one has adhered to the Friends dress code, a broader 90's dress code is in full effect —there are at least two full sets of Spice Girls walking around.
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Prior to the workshop, attendees were reportedly asked to complete a "Masculine/Feminine Score Sheet," in which they ranked how well they adhered to traits stereotypically associated with either men or women.
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One referee, Fotis Bazakos, said he adhered to a guiding principle in the booth: If he represents 100 people who consider themselves knowledgeable about soccer, he wants to satisfy 95 of them.
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Other issues, such as what went wrong in the design and maintenance of the tower, whether safety regulations were adhered to and whether they were adequate, will be addressed during phase two.
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And from Watergate to the impeachment of Bill Clinton, special counsels have adhered to that standard, leaving it to Congress — and the voters — to punish presidents or forgive them for alleged wrongdoing.
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Trump largely stays on message Trump largely adhered to his administration's positions on India and sidestepped more controversial topics that could have hampered the bilateral relationship over the course of the trip.
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Among those with sleep apnea, 213 adhered fully to the employer mandated treatment program, 571 used the APAP devices sometimes and partially adhered to treatment, and 360 did not use the devices.
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Trump's hesitance to elaborate what his military options are is in line with his long-held — though sometimes not adhered to — view that presidents should not telegraph their military intentions ahead of time.
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Most sanctions on Iran were lifted 18 months ago under the deal and, despite overstepping a limit on its stocks of one chemical, it has adhered to the key limitations imposed on it.
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Larry Ottoway, J&J's attorney, countered that its products, which had included the painkillers Duragesic and Nucynta, were minimally used in Oklahoma and that the company strictly adhered to federal regulations governing them.
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It's not clear to me how consumers will detect whether the promises being made to them to not block content, not throttle content to not discriminate against content are actually being adhered to.
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Doctors performed surgery to remove the masses, which were chilling in the woman's paracolic recesses, aka the space between the large intestine and the abdominal wall, and had partially adhered to her intestines.
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Researcher David Veale and his team at King's College, London looked at the penis measurements of 15,521 men taken in a clinical setting, by urologists who all adhered to a standard measuring protocol.
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I suppose it was second- or third-generation ranch, removed from its origins in California, now in the form of an intensely flavored, habit-forming powder that adhered to tortilla chips, lips, fingers.
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Franklin says he mostly adhered to a "hundred-mile rule," scheduling his trysts far from home, and unlike many Bennington profs, he at least waited until his students had graduated before pursuing them.
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In every instance we adhered to the process explicitly laid out in the Constitution: The president has the constitutional duty to nominate; the Senate has the constitutional obligation to provide advice and consent.
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Mexico's civil aviation authority said on Monday it had suspended Damojh's operations while it made sure the firm adhered to regulations and gathered information to help investigators find the cause of the crash.
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The carrier has not sailed into the Persian Gulf itself, and the commander of the strike group said Iran's naval forces have adhered to international standards of interaction with ships in his group.
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The compromise deal meant that Seehofer was able to hail tighter immigration controls, while Merkel was able to say that Germany adhered to EU rules and upheld freedom of movement within the bloc.
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"Reports by the F.B.I.'s Inspection Division and the then F.B.I. director, James Comey, make much of the fact that the examiners adhered to every policy and procedure of the agency," he continued.
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But the reality for the vast majority of the players, particularly at the highest level, is their income is funded by television money and there are contracts that have to be adhered to.
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Still, as much as we adhered to the old Sunday format, I must say that our capacity to consume sugar and abandon ourselves in cake conversation isn't quite what it used to be.
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For years, Smith, one of the nation's oldest jockeys, has adhered to an almost-daily routine, whipping himself through fitness extremes that leave his fellow (and, often, far younger) riders by the wayside.
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Another programmer, Shuiguai, noted that filmmakers were less likely to take on potentially career-ending projects when the government has made film so commercially viable — as long they adhered to the government's rules.
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North Korea has launched dozens of short-range missiles since May but has adhered to a self-imposed moratorium on ICBM and nuclear tests since talks with the United States began last year.
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"We want this (nuclear) agreement to have a future, but it only has a future if it is adhered to and we expect this from Iran," German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas told reporters.
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"He adhered to the 'philosophy' of Jesus while rejecting 'mystifications' that offended his steadfast belief in science and were, in his view, the chief cause of religious strife," Gordon-Reed and Onuf write.
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In its nearly two years of operation, the program demonstrated that it was just as effective as detention in ensuring that asylum seekers showed up to court and adhered to our immigration requirements.
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"We expect that the timetable will be adhered to," the spokeswoman said at a regular government news conference, adding there had not been satisfactory solutions found to all questions, including the Irish border issue.
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"None of them implemented socialism in way that actually adhered to tenets because, in general, leaders become corrupt by power," said Jason Marczak, a fellow at the Atlantic Council who specializes in Latin America.
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In a motion to dismiss filed last December, defense lawyers said Morales told District of Columbia prosecutors he'd never cooperated with authorities before the Guandique case because he adhered to a "don't snitch" philosophy.
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Syrian rebel groups called last week for the postponement of the talks and said further meetings would depend on whether the government and its allies adhered to a newly declared March 7-20 ceasefire.
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" Creamer added that "contrary to the outrageous claims of the notorious right wing blogger James O'Keefe, we have always adhered to the highest standards of transparency and legality in our work for the DNC.
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"I think this is a place where Congress needs to stand side by side with the administration to ensure that Congress' prerogatives are also adhered to, so I'm proud of the legislation," Corker said.
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President Trump's pitch to white working-class voters has involved plenty of culture war politics, but also a striking break with the free trade policies adhered to by most Republicans over the past generation.
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Trump has refused to liquidate his holdings, and, astonishingly, is using the existence of these corrupting financial interests as a shield to protect him from transparency norms that all recent presidents have adhered to.
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Abella did not elaborate on how the approach might be recalibrated and said the war on drugs had "always adhered to police action carried out with caution and regularity, but with single minded determination".
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Among those adults who reported that they adhered to none of the five healthy lifestyle factors, the researchers found that they lived only 29 additional years among women and 25.5 additional years among men.
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Based on the archaeological context it is possible that large portions of plant materials might have adhered to the coprolite soon after deposition but these exterior materials were removed from the coprolite before analysis.
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He wears white face paint and rouge throughout, with a shifting roster of black patches (for instance, in the shape of a rampant lion) adhered to his cheeks and chin depending on the situation.
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The law offers citizenship to descendants of those Jews, many of whom converted to Catholicism but secretly adhered to Jewish traditions as they settled in New Mexico and other frontiers of the Spanish Empire.
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Every piece adhered to his established criteria, be it color, function, budget or, as with the objects on the mantel, his "very elementary 1 to 10 scale": Don't buy something unless it's a 10.
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For decades, many in the English soccer pyramid adhered to the widely accepted rule that only previous winners of the tournament had earned the right to display triangular-shaped corner flags at their stadiums.
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Makers of screen protectors, the plastic or glass films that can be adhered to a smartphone display, say that their products will safeguard your screen from scratches and cracks when it falls face down.
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Despite the Russian aggression, over the past five years, Ukrainians have rebuilt a shattered economy, adhered to a peace process, and moved economically and socially closer to the West -- toward our way of life.
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"There is no credible hypothesis or conclusions adhered to science that justify the actions taken by the government of the United States against Cuba to the detriment of the bilateral relationship," the statement said.
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Her script remixes the linear progression of Alcott's novel that other adaptations adhered to, creating a more impressionistic portrait of family life which eschews the cliché that coming of age is a straightforward path.
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And the military itself has blindly adhered to a strategy of global dominance that&aposs essentially been on autopilot, no matter the damaging consequences of near-endless war and preparations for more of it.
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Mexico's civil aviation authority said on Monday it had temporarily suspended Damojh's operations while it made sure the firm adhered to regulations and gathered information to help investigators find the cause of the crash.
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Its Bolsa Familia program, which handed out cash to poor families if they adhered to certain conditions (like sending kids to school), played a significant role in the declines in both inequality and poverty.
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But if both sides had adhered to a controversial 1997 US patent rule known as the written description doctrine, the whole mess probably could have been avoided, argue two researchers in a new Science opinion.
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As the US maximum pressure campaign against Iran has intensified, the country's officials have complained that while they have adhered to the nuclear pact, US sanctions mean they have gained none of the promised benefits.
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There's legitimate debate over just how much control big companies should exert over the publicity of their own shortcomings, but generally speaking in the interest of protecting users the convention tends to be adhered to.
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As you say, in the past maybe there's been one 3D title per hardware generation on average, but I wouldn't say that that's a hard-and-fast rule that would have to be adhered to.
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When he started the company, many of the country's earliest craft brewers adhered to the Reinheitsgebot and focused only on European beer styles; but Calagione found inspiration in culinary ingredients and techniques utilized in cooking.
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And while Mueller adhered to Justice Department policy not to indict a sitting president, he specifically said his investigation "does not exonerate him" and noted that a president could face criminal liability after leaving office.
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Mireille said the agency adhered to international standards in working with refugees to ensure they had all the information they needed to return safely and to collect proper documentation that would allow them to return.
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In our study, this recipe turned out to be a potent antistaphylococcal agent, which repeatedly killed established S. aureus biofilms -- a sticky matrix of bacteria adhered to a surface -- in an in vitro infection model.
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But one person familiar with Cohen's thinking told CNN the text messages cited in the lawsuit represented discussions between two lawyers who wanted to ensure that the nondisclosure agreement Daniels signed was being adhered to.
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"We want to make sure the SOP is adhered to and if there are any loopholes, we strengthen those areas," Xavier said, adding that increasing the export limit would depend on the Kuantan port's capacity.
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Finally, given the current poor governance standards at Infosys, let us also remember that these targets for variable pay may not be adhered to if the board wants to favor a top management person. Thanks.
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Lack of concrete measures If North Korea is so confident in its weapons capacity and wants to join the nuclear club, then it should abide by conventions adhered to by other nuclear states, Shin notes.
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The party's Bolsa Familia program, which handed out cash to poor families if they adhered to certain conditions (like sending kids to school), played a significant role in the declines in both inequality and poverty.
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The ideological crackdown has also exacerbated things: At the same time, Beijing is tightening ideological control in all aspects of life, including on university campuses, and demanding that the party line be strictly adhered to.
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The bill contained an amendment that would sink a deal struck with ZTE that would allow the company to resume doing business with U.S. companies if the Chinese company adhered to a number of conditions.
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The court has never opened a case brought by one government against another, and governments in Latin America for decades have adhered to an unspoken rule: Stay out of the messy internal affairs of neighbors.
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It was a departure from the genteel tradition of the presidents' club in which the exes try not to personally criticize the current one and vice versa, although Trump had never adhered to this tradition.
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"In the past, Israel has always adhered to a clear policy that it will not engage with political parties ostracized by the local Jewish community," Anshel Pfeffer wrote in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz last year.
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It was not a negative Commerce Clause case as such, and Justice Thomas concurred with the majority that the time had come to depart from the "physical presence" requirement the court had previously adhered to.
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Then there's the fact that Pepper's eclectic, allusively titled body of work tells a complicated story, one that imprecisely adhered to the rigid tenets of Minimalism, with its anti-referent stance and self-justifying manifestoes.
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Mr. Johnson's proposal would remove Britain from the customs union, leaving only Northern Ireland in a hybrid status in which it adhered to many of Europe's regulations while leaving the customs union along with Britain.
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Through the rise of Minimalism and Conceptualism, these artists adhered to an older tradition of expressive painting, and to a belief in the value of art as an instrument of progressive politics and personal liberation.
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In a sign of the frayed nerves on Capitol Hill on the first day of the government shutdown, a House Democrat forced a vote on whether a Republican's poster adhered to the chamber's rules. Rep.
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Congress outlawed waterboarding and passed an amendment making the Army Field Manual the law of the land, which means the techniques in the manual have to be adhered to by the military and Intelligence Community.
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The parent company of the hospital, Apollo Hospitals Group, denies any wrongdoing and, in a press release, said that it ensures "all due process as per the law" is adhered to in its organ transplant process.
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The Federal Trade Commission is currently investigating Facebook to determine whether the company adhered to the 2011 settlement requiring it to enact a number of security measures to ensure users' information isn't shared without their consent.
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Both cargoes were contracted under the previous, less strict ergot rules that allowed for up to 0.05 percent in shipments, a common international standard that state grain buyer, GASC, had adhered to until last month's change.
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"Markets are rallying because the budget was good - fiscal deficit commitments were adhered to and there was no tinkering on the capital gains tax structure," said Varun Khandelwal, a director at advisory services provider Bullero Capital.
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I think his message of 'Small is beautiful' did not really resonate in 1975, but it did establish his credibility as a person who has long adhered to the view that there is virtue in sacrifice.
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"I have been an architect for 45 years, have always adhered to a high ethical standard, and will of course cooperate with any review of my work on this project," Mr. Glas said in a statement.
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The response to the initial footage of the Covington boys — and, in particular, to the one who wore a red MAGA cap as he stood before and stared at the drumming veteran — adhered to this dynamic.
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"We hope that these kind of findings create even more urgency to actually making sure that the current peace deal is solid and is adhered to," said Francesco Checchi, the lead epidemiologist involved in the report.
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" It was, they said, "a paper that adhered to the journalistic standards of The Times but included heretical touches such as a cartoon and book review on the front page and a New York Living page.
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North Korea has adhered to a self-imposed moratorium on long-range missile tests during negotiations with the United States, though it has conducted more than a dozen-short range short-range missile tests this year.
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After it subsequently became known that GSR had broken its contract with Cambridge Analytica because it had not adhered to data protection regulation, Cambridge Analytica deleted all the Facebook data and derivatives, in cooperation with Facebook.
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"If the U.S. violates this agreement... you will see that America will regret this decision," he said adding his country had always adhered to contracts deals so long as other party did not violate the contract.
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Veganism in the U.S., while still adhered to by a relatively tiny minority of the population, is on the rise — in 2014, only 1% of American consumers claimed to be vegan, increasing to 6% in 2017.
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If the US weren't too strict about its secondary sanctions, Iran's most important trading relationships would remain intact so long as Tehran adhered to the deal's nuclear limits — giving it more incentive to adhere by them.
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A number of countries, including Apple, Google, and Facebook, have adhered to Chinese law, which does not allow the companies to be transparent about the types of requests they receive (China considers them to be state secrets).
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Of around 40 metals mines operating in the Philippines, Lopez said she didn't "even know of one" that practised responsible mining, strictly adhered to environmental standards or took full care of the local communities where they operate.
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The military governments adhered to a strict labor code for elephants drawn up in British colonial times: eight-hour work days and five-day weeks, retirement at 55, mandatory maternity leave, summer vacations and good medical care.
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In order to maintain good relations with bondholders, issuers have, by-and-large, adhered to market conventions dictating that they should call transactions at the first opportunity, even when it is uneconomical for them to do so.
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Building collapses occur frequently in Nigeria where regulations are rarely adhered to, according to an expert who said more than 1,000 buildings are at risk of collapsing in Lagos, which has a population of around 20 million.
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The hypocrisy here is truly stunning, though in a sense conservatives have consistently (since the Reagan Era) adhered to the view that big deficits are good if and only if there's a Republican in the White House.
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Other studies have also pointed out the lack of scientific evidence in health apps; a 2017 study found that 66 percent of smoking apps adhered to 10 percent or fewer of "evidence based guidelines" for behavior change.
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During my tenure on the Large Cap Fund, Destiny Fund and many sector funds, I had the final say on my positions, as long as I adhered to guidelines on elements such as cash and overseas holdings.
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But clearly, quite a lot of those children eventually leave; a recent survey of the American religious landscape found that only 64% of the respondents who had been raised in the Mormon creed still adhered to it.
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As Gizmodo points out, WikiLeaks has long adhered to a policy of directly posting leaked information without redacting it, setting it apart from someone like whistleblower Edward Snowden, who vetted material before release to minimize collateral damage.
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Since the early 2000s, Politburo members have adhered to a "seven up, eight down" rule: officials aged 67 or younger at the time of the congress are eligible for promotion, while those 68 or over step down.
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Although it reaffirmed an Obama-era pledge not to use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear weapons states if they joined and adhered to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, the draft introduced a caveat.
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However, in an earlier statement posted prominently on the game's official website, NetEase said it would act "strictly in accordance" with regulators' guidance and would tweak its games to make sure they adhered to "core socialist values".
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Ms. Jagger was a fiercely independent creator who adhered to her own instincts and vision; though her work has affinities with feminist art, Land Art and Post-Minimalism, she never aligned with any prevailing styles or movements.
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In the first year after the United States exited the deal, Iran remained and adhered to its commitments despite aggressive American steps to ensure that Iran would not see any of the benefits, tantamount to economic war.
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"Meet the Press" host Chuck Todd asked Blunt if he is concerned about the U.S.-Russia summit after Trump's recent meeting with North Korea, which resulted in an agreement that North Korea has reportedly not adhered to.
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Facebook and others said they typically adhered to the designations set by the United States on terrorist groups, citing how any online presence — even a seemingly innocuous or benign post — helps legitimize them and increase their visibility.
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The denials by the career employees were overturned, she said, by officials with more seniority who, by her account, did not follow the normal procedures meant to mitigate security risks and generally adhered to by other administrations.
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I was so consumed by planning an outfit that adhered to the hotel&aposs strict preparation guide and that would keep me warm that other logistics didn&apost even cross my mind — like, how would I shower?
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Schofield and his colleagues also speculate about what Nesyamun himself would have made of this study, considering that he likely adhered to the Egyptian belief that speaking the names of the dead can make them live again.
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PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) oversaw the FTC-required privacy probe of Facebook's partnerships with Microsoft and BlackBerry-maker Research in Motion in 2013 and observed "limited evidence" of Facebook making sure the partners had adhered to Facebook's data-use guidelines.
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"The process for receiving kit designs, shortlisting and the public voting for our kit design competition followed strict legal guidance to ensure that the club adhered to competition law and that all processes were fair," said a spokesperson.
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In a potential sign that an output production cut is likely to be adhered to, the committee of OPEC and non-OPEC producers responsible for monitoring compliance with the production cut agreement will meet in Vienna on Jan.
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But the Associated Labour Unions-Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (ALU-TUCP) said safety standards were not being adhered to and the labor department and companies were not living up to their responsibilities to enforce and comply.
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Candidates, skeptical about having police escort them since local forces are often in cahoots with criminal groups, have instead adhered to guidelines often followed by the general population: Stay away from highways and deserted towns after 7 p.m.
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On Friday nights, I'd pour a glass of bourbon and then pour through images captured by news photographers on the White House beat, looking for patterns that adhered to, or departed from, how prior presidents managed their image.
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Amano said that more work was needed in making the amendment universal, which would help ensure that all countries with nuclear capabilities - including North Korea - adhered to the measure, not just those countries that had ratified the measure.
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The key passage blames "certain circles" in the US government for the continued poor relations under Trump: Despite Washington's constant outbursts, we have adhered to responsible and reserved behavior and have not responded to express provocations until now.
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A little background: For six weeks out of the year, CND's Nail Design Lab works feverishly to create hundreds of carefully-designed acrylic nails, which, come Fashion Month, are individually adhered to the models' fingers using nail glue.
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The Trump administration is seeking an increase to the base budget of about $20053 billion, representing a 9.8% increase over the Fiscal Year 2017 request, which adhered to the "sequestration" budget caps instituted by the Budget Control Act.
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But the Associated Labour Unions-Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (ALU-TUCP) said safety standards were not being adhered to and the labour department and companies were not living up to their responsibilities to enforce and comply.
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Principi weakly argues that the dioxin is destroyed by sunlight, and he ignores the fact that the dioxin adhered to water molecules and were embedded in the sediment of the rivers, harbors and estuarine waters off the coast.
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Thomas told Politico that "initial reviews indicate that aircrew transiting through Scotland adhered to all guidance and procedures" but also conceded that "lodging at higher-end accommodations, even if within government rates, might be allowable but not advisable."
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"I believe this is the end of Kirchnerismo as an electoral option," said Andrés Malamud, an Argentine political scientist at the University of Lisbon, using the popularized name for the political philosophy adhered to by followers of Mrs.
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For years she has adhered to two simple rules: she does not use a ruler or other mechanical aid to make her lines, and the color is never mixed, coming from either the tube or in stick form.
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It's a silicone protector that's actually part of the device — it ships with the reader and, in fact, it's adhered to the product in such a way that you can't separate the two with damaging one or both.
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The audit by Germany-based TÜV SÜD, which was seen by Reuters, said the dam adhered to the minimum legal requirements for stability but it raised a number of concerns, particularly about the dam's drainage and monitoring systems.
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The title of the Netflix mini-series "Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker" indicates that the facts of the life of Sarah Walker, a pioneering African-American businesswoman, will not be strictly adhered to.
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The title of the Netflix mini-series "Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker" indicates that the facts of the life of Sarah Walker, a pioneering African-American businesswoman, will not be strictly adhered to.
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Everything adhered to a postcard quaintness, except for a couple of details: Many of the front doors were adorned with signs that read, "May Be Haunted," and the church services seemed more like networking events for dead people.
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The US says that Russia has not adhered to the INF Treaty since 2014, though Moscow consistently denies it is violating the pact and says US claims are driven by Washington's desire to develop currently banned weapons systems.
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"Despite our firm commitment and precautions ... to protect human rights, in some cases protocols were not adhered to, there was excessive use of force and abuses and crimes were committed," Pinera said in a televised speech Sunday night.
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In Jordan, Bani Mustafa said there were legal provisions to protect child brides - including a maximum 15-year age gap and the requirement that they be allowed to continue their education - but they were not being adhered to.
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"My drinking was always underground," Tieman explained, noting that he would only drink on business trips and for a time he adhered to any one of several self-imposed rules: Drink on just one of his nights away.
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For several decades now, movement conservatism has adhered to Andrew Breitbart's maxim that "politics is downstream of culture," arguing that rather than engage the forces of government to create change, conservatives should focus on changing popular culture instead.
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The company said it had adhered to guidance from the White House and the Treasury, and that its representatives had done nothing wrong by signing documents related to active business with Rosneft, which was not blocked by sanctions.
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Once the SD cards are adhered to the nails, they can simply be plugged into USB adapters to upload and download data, but deciding what to store on the SD drives is where the process can get tricky.
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The Trump administration's initial plan to open up the Atlantic, Pacific and Alaskan coasts to drilling, though controversial, largely adhered to the requirements of the 1953 Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, which governs opening waters to offshore drilling.
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Tilda Swinton in Doctor Strange; Scarlett Johansson in Ghost in the Shell; Rooney Mara in Pan: all of them filled roles that, had filmmakers adhered to the source material, would have would have been played by non-white actors.
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A spokesperson for France's Directorate General for Civil Aviation (DGAC) told AFP that despite being in contact with the agency for several months, Zapata had not adhered to safety regulations, including a requirement to carry out a security study.
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Hospital denies involvement The parent company of the hospital, Apollo Hospitals Group, denies any wrongdoing and, in a press release, said that it ensures "all due process as per the law" is adhered to in its organ transplant process.
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Raul Gutierrez, who leads The Earth creator Tinybop, says his team looked and adhered to the national science standards for kids' education and coupled that information with what it learned from the WWF in order to create the experiences.
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His opinions have consistently adhered to our founding principles that government exists to protect the God-given rights of the people and that the Constitution exists to prevent government from infringing on the rights it is entrusted to defend.
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Rather than scale back U.S. commitments, he has so far largely adhered to former Obama administration plans to intensify military operations against militant groups and granted the Pentagon greater authority to strike them in places like Yemen and Somalia.
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"The Eugene bid adhered to all ethical standards for organizing and presenting our bid, and the decision to award the 2021 World Championships to Eugene was made by a vote of the IAAF Council," organizers said at the time.
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Erdogan has said both Moscow and Washington have failed to meet their commitments under last month's agreements for the YPG to withdraw from the border, and has said Turkey could resume its offensive if terms are not adhered to.
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The political space needed to restart negotiations, particularly after Iran adhered to the previous deal and Trump pulled out of it, simply does not exist right now and Trump's rhetoric is not moving matters in the right direction. 4.
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PARIS (Reuters) - World powers sent a clear message on Friday that the Lebanese policy of staying out of regional affairs should be adhered to and that foreign governments should not interfere in the country's politics, France's foreign minister said.
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China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang told a regular briefing that the paper was on whole a positive assessment of China's development, which he said adhered to the global rules-based order, and of relations between China and Australia.
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The finger-pointing comes as a deal to reopen the government is nowhere in sight, and a routine House procedural vote on Saturday devolved into a bitter partisan fight over whether a Republican poster adhered to the chamber's rules.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 29 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve on Thursday told Agricultural Bank of China, one of the Asian country's top four banks, to bolster its compliance and risk management operations in order to ensure it adhered to U.S. rules.
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The UAW maintains that strict CDC guidelines need to be adhered to at all worksites and that prior to reopening sufficient data and protections are in place to ensure the safety of our members, their families and the public.
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The party as a whole — or at least the vast majority of it — has turned its back on much of what it once held dear, and heretofore adhered to: a common sense of morality, ethics and norms or propriety.
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The result, over 17 years, was more than 203,000 studio-backed sex films that adhered to a firm set of guidelines: low budgets, short running times, one-week shooting schedules and female nudity at least four times an hour.
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"Before I sign that, I want to make sure that the rule of law was adhered to, that no person is above the law, not even the president or anybody on the lower end of the scale," he said.
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But in a town where not even the longtime operation of the federal government seems certain, Mr. Trump has adhered to one constant: a conspicuously sun-kissed glow, one that has shone like a stoplight against Washington's graying backdrop.
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The revelation of such contracts calls into question whether the company adhered to the 2011 settlement it reached with the Federal Trade Commission, forcing the company to enact a number of measures to ensure users' information isn't shared without their consent.
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Much of this queer street imagery may be small, hidden away, and threatened with a short existence on the street, but even a sticker adhered to a lamppost can provide a vital, perhaps life-changing message for members of a community.
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"As you know, the precedent for members of the White House staff to decline invitations to testify before congressional committees has been consistently adhered to by administrations of both political parties, and is based on clearly established constitutional doctrines," Cipollone wrote.
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While Iran has pushed the boundaries of its obligations in other areas — a ballistic missile test in the fall of 2015 clearly violated a UN Security Council resolution, for example — it has broadly adhered to the terms of the nuclear agreement.
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At the time, DHS adhered to a strict interpretation of that policy, and so no information was passed to the states' top elections officials, but only to third-party vendors and individual county government employees whose systems had been targeted.
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Patients whose immune systems were permanently weakened by HIV before their treatment began, or those who had not fully adhered to treatment regimens when they were on them, would be among the first to die if their antiretroviral treatment was stopped.
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FBI releases Hillary Clinton email report In other interviews released Friday evening, Clinton aides seemed generally unconcerned about her use of a private email server and said she adhered to standard security measures -- arguments they have made extensively in public.
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Wary of ideas and utopias in politics, Mr Dodin has himself adhered to a great, utopian idea that he inherited from Konstantin Stanislavsky, the legendary co-founder of the Moscow Art Theatre (Mr Dodin studied under one of his pupils).
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The place is still family-run, and the rules set forth by founder Alan Baker are strictly adhered to by his descendants - no tomato slice in the steakburger; no sesame seeds on the bun (apparently Alan didn't think they 'added' anything).
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" Hone your foreign policy doctrine: "The President has a disproportionate say in foreign policy...and I think there's a two steps forward one step back emergence of the Trump Doctrine, but it ought to be clearly stated and adhered to.
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As has been the case throughout the proceedings, Judge Barry G. Williams, a black man whose record as a federal prosecutor includes successful convictions against abusive cops, seems to have adhered to high, if demanding, legal standards in determining Rice's acquittal.
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By comparison, about one in five women who had never been prescribed drugs for a chronic condition were non-adherent to their hormone therapy, as were nearly one in four women who had not adhered to past chronic condition prescriptions.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 26 (Reuters) - German regulator BaFin on Monday said it would investigate whether disclosure rules were adhered to when Chinese automaker Geely revealed that its chairman had accumulate a stake of almost 10 percent in Mercedes-Benz owner Daimler.
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In February last year Royal Mail and the CWU reached an agreement to end a nearly 10-month dispute over plans to replace the firm's defined benefit pension scheme - the agreement the union now says the company has not adhered to.
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Amano said before last week's summit that more work was needed in making the amendment universal, which would help ensure that all countries with nuclear capabilities - including North Korea - adhered to the measure, not just those countries that had ratified it.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian rebel groups called for the postponement of Russian-backed peace talks in Kazakhstan this month and said further meetings would depend on whether the government and its allies adhered to a newly declared March 7-20 ceasefire.
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The U.S. trade representative has adhered to Trump's line that NAFTA must be rewritten to reduce U.S. trade deficits of about $64 billion with Mexico and $11 billion with Canada and started the talks with strong demands for major changes.
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A murder linked to former Irish nationalist militants led to a political crisis last year between the former foes who jointly run the power sharing executive when it raised questions about whether the province's ceasefire was being properly adhered to.
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Compared to people who didn't follow a Mediterranean diet pattern, those who adhered to it most closely had a significantly lower likelihood of needing a cholecystectomy, which is the medical term for an operation to remove the gallbladder, say the authors.
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Gropius, who considered himself a follower of John Ruskin and adhered to the ideals of Ruskin's sublime, developed the curriculum based on his ideal of art as gesamtkunstwerk (or total artwork), which Ruskin traced back as far as the Gothic period.
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Global regulation of these black markets only materialized fairly recently through the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, and even then, the international agreement doesn't restrict the trade of many invasive species, and isn't adhered to by all countries.
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In both situations, the inspector general's team concludes, I should have adhered to established norms, which they see as mandating both deference to the attorney general on the public announcement and silence about an investigation so close to an election.
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Being able to cruise right through highway tolls is a luxury, yes, but if the company could find its way to making a Velcro attachment that would keep the sensor firmly adhered to my windshield, that would be just spiffy, thanks.
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"While initial reviews indicate that aircrew transiting through Scotland adhered to all guidance and procedures, we understand that U.S. Service members lodging at higher-end accommodations, even if within government rates, might be allowable but not advisable," the statement added.
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"Proper security protocols are adhered to at all times at Mar-a-Lago," Marc Short, Trump's legislative affairs director, added in a one-paragraph letter sent earlier this month to House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah).
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They adhered to a version of wabi-sabi, privileging rough-hewn and period-appropriate materials, including Flemish stone tiles from a historic house in Belgium and a vintage French pharmacy counter (now the reception desk), over those with perfect polish.
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"Nevertheless, we do not expect this to raise rating concerns given the challenging economic outlook, as long as the medium-term fiscal consolidation target is adhered to," Standard Chartered said in a note, projecting the deficit to fall to around 3.2%.
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"I will do everything in my power to ensure that accountability is brought to bear on the administration and that the Constitution and our nation's laws are adhered to, as no one is above the law," he wrote in a statement.
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Many legal traditions around the world, including the Anglo-American one, adhered to the marital presumption of legitimacy at least until the twentieth century: a child born to a married woman was considered to be the biological progeny of her husband.
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Likewise, the Chinese government has also condemned the work, saying the experiment "crossed the line of morality and ethics adhered to by the academic community and was shocking and unacceptable," in the words of Xy Nanping, China's vice minister of science and technology.
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"The leadership team knows that number must be adhered to and would be an act of bad faith on behalf of the House if we were to renege," said Representative Charlie Dent, Republican of Pennsylvania and a member of the House Appropriations Committee.
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If I can learn how to handshake—and, as we have established many, many times over, I am essentially an idiot; if adulthood still adhered to the "year" system of schools then I would be held many times back—then why can't Trump?
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The contingency evacuation plan included putting priorities on objects for removal, Honore told Reuters, adding "the plan itself worked perfectly and was adhered to the letter and that is why the contents lost is not as severe as might have been feared".
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This made all the sense in the world insofar as stocks were seen as a riskier way to generate income; since they don't come with the legal obligations that adhered to bond payments, dividend yields had to be higher as compensation for risk.
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According to a recent study published in the Journal of Quaternary Science, a now-extinct bear called the cave bear, a close relative of the brown bear, once adhered to a very "strict" vegan diet and that ended up being its undoing.
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"I said we would use whatever compulsory process we need ... if the subpoenas are not adhered to in a way that is supported by their legal right then I think we need to explore whatever compulsion Congress for obtaining" those documents, Schiff said.
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Bard argued that the officers adhered to appropriate procedure, noting that the Cambridge department uses a "force continuum" approach that allows officers to increase the amount of force used when necessary, moving from verbal commands to the use of less than lethal force.
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Overall, people who most closely adhered to a vegan, vegetarian or other type of plant-based diet were 23% less likely to develop type 2 diabetes than people who consumed the least amount of plant-based meals, researchers report in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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As an experienced divorce attorney, here are my thoughts behind why: Couples that adhered to traditional gender roles in the early phase of their relationship were more likely to experience divorce than those in a gender-equal marriage, according to the study.
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In the Alston case, one must wonder if the old time-honored recruitment and indoctrination of rookie police officers was adhered to in hiring someone who had been associating with drug kingpins since high school, yet still managed to get on the NYPD.
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As suggested by its title, and by a theme song that began, "This is the theme to Garry's show," the series simultaneously adhered to sitcom conventions and mocked them by admitting that the characters were just actors on a set reciting dialogue.
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At the meeting, Trump reportedly astonished military leaders by saying he wanted to rebuild the nation's nuclear stockpile to its peak level of the late 1960s—a tenfold increase that would violate international agreements the U.S. has adhered to since the 1980s.
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What he and his team ended up finding was that both men and women who adhered to the spinning top diet had a 15 percent lower total mortality rate over 15 years, which the scientist attributed to a reduction in cerebrovascular disease.
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The Nuclear Weapons Ban Monitor, published by Norwegian People's Aid, said 19 states had already adhered to the 2017 Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, putting it well on the way to the 50 ratifications it needs to come into force.
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All the adults the young Adrian came in close contact with adhered to, in her words, the "governing convention of self-presentation in that stratum of upper middle-class African-American society": a combination of hard work, impeccable dress, honesty and fair play.
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With "Magnum Principium," a papal Motu Proprio — or a document issued under the pope's own legal authority – Francis altered a key 2001 instruction by Pope John Paul II that empowered Vatican officials in Rome to ensure local translations adhered to the standard Latin.
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France has long adhered to the idea of cultural exception — that culture should not be treated like other goods — to protect its audiovisual sector from the ravages of the free market, which has often put the country at odds with the United States.
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" Cooper, who was later dismissed when many of his emails and other documents came to light, has said he "adhered to the highest standards of professionalism" and owed an "ethical duty of loyalty to the N.R.A. itself," not to "individual officers or directors.
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In response to questions, Customs and Border Protection said that the United States adhered to international law and convention permitting people to seek asylum on the grounds that they were being persecuted because of their race, religion, nationality, political belief or other factors.
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"There's two places I'd never send my kid: Catholic school and Police Explorer programs" Both the Boy Scouts and Explorers programs have adhered to the "two-deep leadership" policy since 210, which requires that two adults be present with participants at all times.
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The Sergel play can contractually continue to be performed under set guidelines as described in detail in its own agreement with Harper Lee — and as long as those guidelines are adhered to, we have no issue with the play having a long life.
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Along with spending months optimizing their methods, Bertero and his colleagues also discussed the project for years before doing it, adhered to the field's standards of embryo use, and informed donors exactly what was to be done before they agreed to donate.
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While the report states that best before dates should be adhered to and warns against serving raw eggs to "severely immunocompromised individuals," the long-held belief that those with a bun in the oven should steer clear of runny yolks seems to have been shattered.
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We met up at a shared workspace in Manhattan, in a meeting room made up to resemble a living room — except for the big construction paper cutouts of buttons like Play and Pause adhered to different surfaces (another shorthand visualization of the product's functionality).
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"Upon learning of the consumer advocacy groups' concerns through media, we validated that we have adhered to our policy with respect to the voice data collected through the toys referred to in the complaint," Mack wrote in a blog post on the company's website.
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In the first study of its kind, researchers collected 95 dust samples from common areas and student rooms in dormitories on two New England college campuses that adhered to two different furniture flammability standards and found traces of 47 different flame retardants in the dust.
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On a night when fashion takes center stage, and most of Twitter is critiquing whether or not celebrities adhered to the theme or went rogue, moments like Waithe's bold Hererra number are a welcome reminder that fashion can bridge the gap between church and state.
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But one pattern is emerging this post-season that runs counter to Mr Beane's lament: the clubs that have managed their bullpens as modern statistical analysis recommends seem to be advancing, whereas those that have adhered to hide-bound tradition are being sent home.
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If precedent is adhered to, five of the seven members of the Politburo's Standing Committee, six of its other members and four of the 11 members of the party's Central Military Commission (as the army council is known) will all start drawing their pensions.
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Like Vogl, Smith was moved to make clothes that she herself wanted to wear: styles that adhered to her own personal and religious guidelines (to hide her temple garment, which covers her to the knee and over the shoulders) while being fashionable and trendy.
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Bob Einhorn, a former arms-control negotiator now at the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, fears that "the dynamics of nuclear modernisation" could lead to new technologies and therefore new strategic uncertainties which increase risks even if the limits of New START are adhered to.
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In searching for plumbers in New York City, the Journal found 13 of the top 20 Google search results listed false addresses, and only two were real businesses that actually adhered to Google guidelines, which stipulate that pushpin listings must be locations open to customers.
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"The report concluded that the university 'adhered to the requirements of all local, state and federal regulations and statutes governing reporting and communication concerning infectious diseases' and 'the response to adenovirus was in accordance with the University's own internal policies and procedures,' " Jenn writes.
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Bogle has always adhered to the belief that one of the greatest determinants of investing success is keeping it simple — he has even criticized Vanguard Group on select occasions since retiring for launching more funds (both traditional index and ETF) than he thinks are necessary.
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"Due to the administrative processes that must be adhered to and considering the complexity of the issue at hand, the investigation will take some more time... Results of the investigation can very likely only be expected in several months," Bafin told Reuters on Monday.
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The Justice Department inspector general, Michael Horowitz, has already been investigating whether the FBI adhered to department rules in applying for warrants to spy on former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page for more than a year, an inquiry Barr has said is close to completion.
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"The precedent for members of the White House staff to decline invitations to testify before congressional committees has been consistently adhered to by administrations of both political parties," Mr. Cipollone wrote, citing letters from former counsels to Presidents Barack Obama, Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton.
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There is also a wild card: Mr. Barr has long adhered to a sweeping view of executive power under which the president, as head of the executive branch, has a constitutional right to control the exercise of discretionary policymaking by a subordinate such as himself.
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The heir to the British throne, who plans to take the title Defender of Faith when he becomes King in an effort to unite all religions, said on BBC Radio there had been a rise in aggression towards those who adhered to a minority faith.
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Even without medication, if everyone at increased coronary risk adhered to a heart-healthy lifestyle, "the incidence of heart disease would be reduced by 80 percent," Dr. Rekha Mankad, cardiologist and director of the Women's Heart Center at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
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Nonetheless, the city has adhered to that policy, in large part because of City Council members who would simply reject new affordable housing if it did not advantage their local constituents, Ms. Been and others explained in deposition excerpts filed in federal court late Tuesday.
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Some years after that, Frank Stella told me in an interview that things might not be quite as bad as they seemed for those who still insisted upon foolishly clinging to the illusionistic world of two dimensions — as long as Abstraction was rigidly adhered to.
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Drag is as old as Xenophon's fear of women, but in our transgender, anti-binary age transvestism onstage can seem quaint, a relic from a shameful past when gay people adhered to certain patriarchal assumptions about what made a man and what made a woman.
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Britain's multiple Olympic gold medalist and former Tour de France winner also tried to clear up confusion over comments in his 2012 autobiography that he adhered to cycling's "no needles" policy even though stolen medical records showed he received injections of triamcinolone, a prohibited substance.
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MOSCOW, July 1 (Reuters) - Russian oil production rose to 11.15 million barrels per day (bpd) in June from 11.11 million bpd in May, two industry sources told Reuters on Monday, but it still adhered to output levels agreed by Moscow under a global supply deal.
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They range in complexity and depth, but a few examples are: "As a user, I should be able to access support via email" (on the simpler end) and "As a sensor, I should be able to be adhered to any household surface" (on the more challenging end).
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Actress Scarlett Johansson stepped out in a bicolored tulle number that may have very subtly adhered to the night's theme of Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination, but it reminded us just how skilled Keren Craig and Chapman are at creating elegant, statement-making fashion.
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The BlackBerry KeyOne officially made its way to the US a few days ago, but some customers who have bought TCL's first BlackBerry-branded phone are encountering an unusual issue — the screen on the KeyOne doesn't seem to actually be adhered to the rest of the phone.
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Asked if there was any contradiction between calling for a global phase-out and encouraging exports to supply the coal industry abroad, a government spokesman said Britain adhered to a 2015 international deal that bars financial help for exporters of equipment to heavily polluting coal operations.
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Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Friday that Paris adhered to rules related to arms sales, France is one of Saudi Arabia's main arms' suppliers, but has also faced increasing domestic pressure to review that trade relationship as the human cost of Yemen's war has risen.
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In his time on the bench, Judge Kavanaugh's opinions have consistently adhered to our founding principles that government exists to protect the God-given rights of the people and that the Constitution exists to prevent government from infringing on the rights it is entrusted to defend.
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Oprah Winfrey, Tom Hanks, Pharrell and Lady Gaga all were in attendance, and female guests adhered to the "wear red" dress code … aside from Lady Gaga, of course, who was seen wearing a plunging black dress and gloves in an Instagram photo with the groom's son Jamie.
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John Kasich is a man whose soft words betray his ruthless strategy to become president -- he has no chance of earning the spot by standards adhered to for the past few decades, suggesting a win-at-all-costs mindset that has become standard in the United States.
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The Spanish parliament is now expected to discuss the Catalonia crisis on Wednesday afternoon and there is speculation over how it will respond to Puigdemont's call for dialogue, having previously said it would only talk when the Catalan government adhered to the rule of law and order.
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BERLIN, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Germany is worried that U.S. President Donald Trump will say the international deal to curb Iran's nuclear programme is not being adhered to and that this will turn North Korea off any accord to halt its nuclear weapons programme, the foreign minister said.
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The report by German-based TÜV SÜD, reviewed by Reuters on Tuesday and marked as last updated in August 2018, made a variety of recommendations aimed at improving the safety of the structure, It also said the dam adhered to the minimum legal requirements for stability.
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Bernstein, a writer for The New York Times, brings his reporting skills to the movie, interviewing Ephron's family and friends to get a better understanding of how his mother lived, investigating whether she adhered to her motto "everything is copy," which she gleaned from her own mother.
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The letter to the Fed chairman, Jerome H. Powell, and John C. Williams, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, called on the Fed to look into the transactions and whether the bank's handling of the matter adhered to anti-money-laundering laws.
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The Harris campaign said any change to abortion laws in a covered jurisdiction would remain legally unenforceable until the Justice Department determined that it adhered to the standards laid out in Roe and by the Women's Health Protection Act, which remains stalled in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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The latest Albee casting dispute seems to revolve primarily around a few issues: whether the wishes and demands of the playwright should be adhered to; whether theater is indeed a breathing, living artistic medium; and whether it is right to adhere to any of these ideas.
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Disney could sweeten its bid, resurface horror stories about Comcast's customer service, remind Fox shareholders that Disney's regulatory process will be faster — it has a six-month head start — and raise questions about whether Comcast adhered to conditions the government put on past acquisitions, like NBCUniversal.
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"While initial reviews indicate that aircrew transiting through Scotland adhered to all guidance and procedures, we understand that U.S. Service members lodging at higher-end accommodations, even if within government rates, might be allowable but not advisable," the Air Force said in its statement Sunday evening.
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And Michael Schmidt, who wrote "The Novel: A Biography" offers this: Because so many novels of the 17th and 18th century adhered to historical truth in their settings, marking them as novels made it clear that they were in fact works of fiction and not real-life accounts.
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GASC has in the past adhered to the more common international standard of 0.05 percent ergot allowance, a level Egypt's agricultural quarantine authority has criticized, arguing that even these trace amounts can contaminate plant life and give the fungus a foothold to flourish where it currently does not exist.
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Before you take a bite of that burger or potato salad, keep in mind the following: Grilling/wire bristles in food: If you are using a wire brush to clean your grill, make sure you thoroughly inspect it for lost bristles that may have become adhered to it.
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While it is debatable whether the additional political constraints on NAFTA negotiators serve national or narrower interests, the risk is real that they could scupper the negotiations, as they are likely to be rigidly adhered to, and areas of compromise may be difficult to identify, let alone agree on.
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When I went to Nowhere, a Burn in the Spanish bushland between Barcelona and Zaragoza, I thought the gifting principle wasn't really going to to be adhered to: That it was a neat marketing ploy, but that there would be a black market of cigarettes and shit drugs.
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The federal government was forced to dedicate a team of records management analysts to tape together official papers that President Trump had ripped up — per aides, his "unofficial filing system" — in order to ensure that the administration adhered to federal law, according to a report from Politico's Annie Karni.
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Neither warehouse adhered to proper fire safety codes: at the Navy Yard, investigators noted that portable fire extinguishers were not mounted on walls for easy access but were instead blocked by debris and boxes; at the Evergreen site, they found that exits were not properly marked with exit signs.
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Inside, Vervoordt and his project manager, Erik Van der Pas, adhered to a version of wabi-sabi, privileging rough-hewn and period-appropriate materials, including Flemish stone tiles from a historic house in Belgium and a vintage French pharmacy counter (now the reception desk), over those with perfect polish.
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The focus on Trump himself in Mueller's pursuits has alarmed and angered the President, who adhered to a legal strategy of holding back set by his attorney John Dowd and White House special counsel Ty Cobb, who have said for months the investigation was likely to conclude soon.
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Notwithstanding McConnell's departure from the Clinton rules and the failure by the chief justice to ensure that the senator's oath would be adhered to, there are still important steps that should be undertaken by the chief justice and by every senator over the course of the trial. 1.
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ALTHOUGH WE WOULD PREFER THAT OUR ON-AIR TALENT IN PARTICULAR NOT SPEAK OUT ON CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES EXCEPT MAYBE AS THEY RELATE SPECIFICALLY TO SPORTS, IN THIS CASE THAT WAS NOT ADHERED TO, BUT WE TOOK CONTEXT INTO ACCOUNT AND DECIDED NOT TO TAKE ACTION ON IT. ALRIGHT.
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In the hearing, the judge noted, as he did in the 2008 ruling, that he had simply adhered to precedent, following a standard the appeals court had set in a 1996 ruling — which, in turn, cited rulings in other courts — and its understanding of a 1982 Supreme Court decision.
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In July 22011, the Migration Policy Institute, a bipartisan think tank, estimated that of the roughly 270 million immigrants living in the United States illegally, 22009,28 had criminal records — a definition Mr. Obama mostly adhered to during his second term, evicting some 2900,463 immigrants convicted of crimes since 246.
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The judges rejected the contention by lawyers for the legislature that the maps simply adhered to state standards that lawmakers were required to follow when drawing political boundaries — that districts have nearly the same population, for example, and that the mapmakers try not to split counties and cities.
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Xu said the experiment "crossed the line of morality and ethics adhered to by the academic community and was shocking and unacceptable," as reported by AP. No further details were given, nor did the minister explain what might happen to He and his associates in the days and weeks ahead.
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The first part of the book is totally fine, and it makes the correct point that academics, scholars in genetics and anthropology have adhered to an orthodoxy, and have perpetuated an orthodoxy, that there are no meaningful differences between human populations worth talking about, and that there can be none.
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Where previously these marks acted as a sign that the bearer belonged to the caste of thieves and adhered to the thieves' code, today they act as both a method of identification for law enforcement and a hindrance to the business world, the real aspiration of the modern Russian criminal.
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"If implemented and adhered to, this cessation will not only lead to a decline in violence, but also continue to expand the delivery of urgently needed humanitarian supplies to besieged areas and support a political transition to a government that is responsive to the desires of the Syrian people," he said.
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"If implemented and adhered to, this cessation will not only lead to a decline in violence but also continue to expand the delivery of urgently needed humanitarian supplies to besieged areas and support a political transition to a government that is responsive to the desires of the Syrian people," he said.
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There's a moment early on when the photographer looks at one of the images and casually mentions that his daughter's very being is adhered to the silver plate, and it seems like the film is gearing up to tackle some of Kurosawa's favorite topics, just transposed onto primitive photographic equipment.
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Amazon brought the Alexa to Spain earlier this year, but the distinction between that brand of Spanish and the one spoken in Mexico is broad enough to require some massive changes, not to mention a spate of different local customs that need to be adhered to with the building of Skills.
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The Trump administration — and health system administrators — must be held accountable for ensuring that new guidelines to restrict non-essential surgeries are adhered to, so that they actually achieve their goals of preserving equipment and clinician capacity to deal with the pandemic, while protecting patients from unnecessary exposure to the virus.
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I was hesitant at the sight of a brush — I had previously adhered to a hands-only rule — but when Ms. Kaiser began lightly brushing the concealer along my T zone and blending out, the result was lighter and less makeup-y than anything I could have done with my fingers.
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From very early on in his incumbency, Beilein struggled to win players overHe adhered to the stringent, unrelenting mentality that brought him success at the collegiate level, but the strategy that was effective with West Virginia Mountaineers and Michigan Wolverines players was not nearly as well-received by professional athletes.
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It's a critical issue for McSally, the establishment favorite, and a former Trump critic who is facing a robust Republican primary contest against two outsider candidates -- Kelli Ward and Joe Arpaio -- in the mold of Trump who have adhered to his brand of politics and seized on polarizing immigration issues.
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Our estimates and those from the Indian Council for Medical Research indicate that a national lockdown, if adhered to well, could reduce the number of infections at the peak of the pandemic — expected by early May — by 70 percent to 80 percent, depending on the degree of compliance with physical distancing.
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Our estimates and those from the Indian Council for Medical Research indicate that a national lockdown, if adhered to well, could reduce the number of infections at the peak of the pandemic — expected by early May — by 70 percent to 80 percent, depending on the degree of compliance with physical distancing.
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