"King was killed at the very time that we needed to expose this strategy," Barber says.
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When he woke, he discovered that his watch had stopped at the very time that he had dreamed that it stopped, four-thirty.
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A meter receipt seemed to show that Mr. De Lellis had, in fact, paid the meter at the very time that the ticket was issued.
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"Violent crime has been decreasing in our country at the very time that video games have been increasing in popularity," the group said in a statement.
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At the very time that Prime Minister Theresa May was triggering Article 50, the Scottish parliament was voting in favor of Scotland having a second independence referendum.
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At the very time that we are in keen competition for skilled and unskilled workers, our national leaders seem unaware of how their proposed reforms will undercut our competitive advantage.
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This is one of the reasons I'm so opposed to Brexit… You are taking Britain out of that conversation with Europe at the very time that it needs to be in it.
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Many limited partners in private equity are grappling with internal resource constraints, particularly around recruiting high-quality talent, at the very time that competition is heating up for access to popular funds.
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A further basic weakness of Mr. Trump's budget proposal is that it would add stimulus to the economy at the very time that the economy is at or very close to full employment.
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This is especially the case since Cameron would be calling the referendum at the very time that the United Kingdom is currently experiencing its largest external current account deficit in the post-war period.
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Be smart: With his stoking of the culture war and bombastic style amid national and global turbulence, Trump continues to make every issue about himself — at the very time that he most needs friends.
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It is occurring at the very time that the world economy is experiencing a massive asset and credit price bubble wrought by years of ultra-easy monetary policy by the world's major central banks.
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At the very time that Abbas was at the White House spouting his propaganda about his desire for peace with the Israelis, his Fatah organization honored 12 Palestinian terrorists responsible for murdering 95 Israeli civilians.
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This is particularly the case considering that the expansionary effect of the Trump tax cut and public spending increases will be occurring at the very time that the U.S. economy is at close to full employment.
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This should give us pause — at the very time that the U.S. is negotiating with the Taliban to withdraw from Afghanistan, perhaps ending 18 years of armed intervention and the forlorn hope of building a stable democracy.
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At the very time that in "Say It Loud," Brown seemed to be affirming Negritude, he also sported a "conk" — a distinctive hairdo that involved chemically removing kinkiness on the way to creating a bouffant of straightened hair.
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"That would mean that at the very time that then-candidate Trump was publicly encouraging Russia's help in acquiring Clinton-related emails, his campaign was privately receiving information about the planned release of stolen Clinton emails," Schiff said.
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To make matters worse for emerging economies, President-elect Trump is proposing such an expansionary budget policy at the very time that the U.S. economy is close to full employment and wage inflation appears to be on the rise.
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At the very time that I am trying to take nicotine out of combustible tobacco, I don't want to be sweeping the market of products that could provide an alternative to smokers who want to get access to nicotine.
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After all, Chair Janet Yellen's Federal Reserve is now faced with the prospect of an expansionary U.S. budget policy at the very time that the U.S. economy is close to full employment and U.S. wage inflation is beginning to gather momentum.
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He will do so even though the precipitating trigger for that slump has been higher interest rates that were forced on the Federal Reserve by an overly expansive fiscal policy at the very time that the economy was at full employment.
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Ironically, the heightened domestic political instability that such a leadership fight would entail could all be occurring at the very time that France, under the new leadership of Emmanuel Macron, might be regaining its poise and political clout within Europe.
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Similarly, one would think that there is the very real risk that a U.S. interest rate hike now could unsettle China, the world's second largest economy at the very time that the Chinese government is attempting a difficult transformation of its economy.
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"At the very time that then-candidate Trump was publicly encouraging Russia's help in acquiring Clinton-related emails, his campaign was privately receiving information about the planned release of stolen Clinton emails," House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Now, at the very time that the Fed might be forced to raise interest rates at a faster pace than it was planning, and as the ECB is contemplating ending its bond-buying program, a storm appears to be gathering in Italy's troubled political economy.
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Yet, at the very time that the federal government should be taking steps to make sure we can prosper in the new economy and that prosperity is shared, the Trump administration is doing little or nothing to lay the groundwork for a new century of growth.
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Interestingly, in a full day of cross-examination, Vikas Khanna, a federal prosecutor, did not once challenge Ms. Kelly's claims that Mr. Christie, Mr. O'Dowd and others in the Christie political machine were aware of the supposed traffic study at the very time that the governor was scoffing at reporters' questions.
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It also might be argued that it could become increasingly difficult for the U.S. Treasury to fund itself at low long-term interest rates since, at the very time that its funding needs would be rising because of a larger budget deficit, the Federal Reserve would be reducing the size of its U.S. Treasury bond holdings by some $85033 billion a month.
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And the reason we did that is because we said at the very time that we're seeking to regulate nicotine and combustible cigarettes to remove a lot of the nicotine, to render them minimally if not addictive, we wanted to make sure there's alternatives with currently addicted adult smokers who still want to get satisfying levels of nicotine, and we saw the e-cigarettes as potentially one opportunity.
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Retrieved October 28, 2017. It has since been reported by Ken Rosenthal and Evan Drellich that the Astros were cheating at the very time that Gurriel used this racial slur to mock Darvish's performance, which was directly hindered by the cheating. > The Astros’ set-up in 2017 was not overly complicated. A feed from a camera > in center field, fixed on the opposing catcher’s signs, was hooked up to a > television monitor that was placed on a wall steps from the team’s home > dugout at Minute Maid Park, in the tunnel that runs between the dugout and > the clubhouse.
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For Commander-in- Chief of the Luftwaffe Hermann Göring it was an ongoing concern that inadequate numbers of fighters were able to continually engage the bomber streams, at the very time that the USAAF's 8th Air Force's new commander, Maj. Gen. Jimmy Doolittle had instituted a new fighter strategy against the Luftwaffe. Hence on 23 February 1944 — near the midpoint of the USAAF's Big Week bomber offensive against the Luftwaffe, also being carried out by the 15th Air Force flying out of Italian bases — Generalmajor Joseph Schmid Commander of I. Jagdkorps established a new rule for the fighters returning to base.
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Also, a child depends on his or her parents for support and protection, and especially love. Yet for these Child Holocaust Survivors, they lacked their parents and their parents' love; and they only had weakly developed egos and sense of self, at the very time that the external and psychological trauma were most extreme. The first very significant trauma occurred at the moment of parting from their parent(s), whether when boarding ship or at an earlier time and event. For the younger OTC children, regardless of whatever reassuring words the parent(s) might say, the child would feel abandoned by his parents.
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Although the Union Navy would provide most of the gunnery that would be needed to suppress the Rebel batteries, Burnside decided to have some gunboats under Army control. This immediately led to some interference between the two services. The Navy had no vessels sturdy enough to go to sea and at the same time draw little enough water to be able to pass through the shallow inlet, thought to be about . They therefore had to buy suitable merchant ships for conversion, at the very time that Burnside and his agents were also dickering for their ships.
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In 1049 Pope Leo IX was invited to be present at the consecration of the church of Abbey of Saint-Remi at Reims. He accepted the invitation and announced that he would at the same time hold a council. This irritated King Henry I of France, since it was generally held that no pope could hold a council in Kingdom of France without first consulting the king, which Leo IX had neglected to do. Consequently, in order to frustrate Leo IX, Henry I ordered all of his vassals to attend a feudal levy at the very time that the council was to be held.
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At the very time that the Babylonian savoraim put the finishing touches to the redaction of the Talmud, the emperor Justinian issued his edict against deuterosis (doubling, repetition) of the Hebrew Bible.Nov. 146.1.2. It is disputed whether, in this context, deuterosis means "Mishnah" or "Targum": in patristic literature, the word is used in both senses. Full-scale attacks on the Talmud took place in the 13th century in France, where Talmudic study was then flourishing. In the 1230s Nicholas Donin, a Jewish convert to Christianity, pressed 35 charges against the Talmud to Pope Gregory IX by translating a series of blasphemous passages about Jesus, Mary or Christianity.
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Meanwhile, commerce with the Low Countries, Poland and the Baltic had grown apace, Campvere (Veere in Dutch), near Flushing (Vlissingen) in the Netherlands, becoming the emporium of the Scottish traders, while education was fostered by the foundation of King's College, Aberdeen in 1497 (Marischal College followed a century later). At the Reformation so little intuition had the clergy of the drift of opinion that at the very time that religious structures were being despoiled in the south, the building and decoration of churches went on in the shire. Protestantism came in without much tumult, though rioting took place in Aberdeen and St. Machar's Cathedral in the city suffered damage.
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The Ryman Auditorium, home of the "Grand Ole Opry" in Nashville At the very time that Tennessee's rural culture was under attack by urban critics, its music found a national audience. In 1925, WSM, a powerful Nashville radio station, began broadcasting a weekly program of live music which soon was dubbed the "Grand Ole Opry." Such music came in diverse forms: banjo-and-fiddle string bands from Appalachia; family gospel singing groups; and country vaudeville acts (such as Murfreesboro native Uncle Dave Macon). As of 2014, the longest-running radio program in American history, the Opry used the new technology of radio to tap into a huge market for "old timey" or "hillbilly" music.
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After his writing ability was known, he began to help others in the community write letters. In particular, Richardson, at the age of 13, helped many of the girls that he associated with to write responses to various love letters they received. As Richardson claims, "I have been directed to chide, and even repulse, when an offence was either taken or given, at the very time that the heart of the chider or repulser was open before me, overflowing with esteem and affect". Although this helped his writing ability, he in 1753 advised the Dutch minister Stinstra not to draw large conclusions from these early actions: He continued to explain that he did not fully understand females until writing Clarissa, and these letters were only a beginning.
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As a consequence of the delivered report, he declared war against the Mạc dynasty. The nominal ruler of the Mạc died at the very time that the Chinese armies passed the frontiers of the kingdom in 1537, and his father, Mạc Đăng Dung (the real power in any case), hurried to submit to the Imperial will, and declared himself to be a vassal of China. The Chinese declared that both the Lê dynasty and the Mạc had a right to part of the lands and so they recognised the Lê rule in the southern part of Vietnam while at the same time recognising the Mạc rule in the northern part, which was called Tunquin (i.e. Tonkin). This was to be a feudatory state of China under the government of the Mạc.
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The Mandate read: > The Black Panther Party for Self-Defense calls upon the American people in > general and the Black People in particular to take careful note of the > racist California Legislature now considering legislation aiming at keeping > black people disarmed and powerless at the very time that racist police > agencies throughout the country intensify the terror, brutality, murder and > repression of Black People. As the aggression of the racist American > Government escalates in Vietnam, the police agencies of America escalate the > repression of Black People throughout the ghettos of America. Vicious police > dogs, cattle prods, and increased patrols have become familiar sights in > Black communities ... The Black Panther Party for Self-Defense believes that > the time has come for Black people to arm themselves against this terror > before it's too late. The group surrendered their weapons and were arrested.
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The story begins with a bed in an apartment on which lies a corpse. The owner of the apartment sells the furniture to a furniture company, after which the bed is then sold to Ah Keung (Lam Pei-huang) and Ah Ping (Luk Kim-min) who discover there is a roll of money hidden inside, and this results in each thinking up ways of keeping the money. However, later the wife of Ah Keung's boss (Lin Yang Yang) makes love to Ah Keung on the bed at the very time that another man Chiang Pui (To Lung) is attempting to gain entry into the house by way of a water pipe. After watching through the window at the antics on the bed, which he finds most entertaining, a hand emerges from beneath the bed, and Chiang Pui becomes so afraid that he falls from the water-pipe.
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In Speaking Candidly, Mirams was forthcoming about his views on censorship. He wrote, “I am one of those people who believe that, ideally, the best censorship, like the best government, is none at all” and “in the long run, the community is best left to censor itself; that when given the opportunity coupled with knowledge it can usually be relied on to reject the bad and accept the good.” On the other hand, Mirams was critical of Chief Censor W A von Keisenberg’s decision to approve the film Iceland in which Sonja Henie abandons her Icelandic sweetheart in favour of a US Marine, “at the very time that the American-serviceman-New-Zealand-girl problem was causing concern” in New Zealand. He wrote, “I am against censorship on principle, [but] if we must have it I would suggest that the custodians of our screen morals might be better employed in discouraging this sort of thing than in worrying about whether we should, say, be allowed to hear a few naughty words in Noël Coward’s In Which We Serve.” In 1947 Mirams was appointed first assistant film information officer, Mass Communications Section, UNESCO.
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