Which others could do before and hadn't availed themselves of.
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I also have availed myself of Apple TV Plus as well.
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Amazon, meantime, availed itself of a full suite of tax breaks.
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A few ships have already availed themselves of the new Bayonne Bridge.
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It's what Eloise Shepherd availed herself of when she had her babies.
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Until then, pharmaceutical companies had not availed themselves of Madison Avenue pizzazz and trickery.
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He then availed himself of many of its column inches for his own editorials.
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The train had availed us the chance to visit the Islamic outpost of Harar.
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"They have not availed themselves of those opportunities," Mr. Stivers said of Mr. Trump's administration.
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That means the President-elect will be availed with similar briefings to those the President receives.
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I wasn't in the headset for more than two minutes before the warning signs availed themselves.
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The historical record shows that not all first ladies have availed themselves equally of this opportunity.
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For a start, companies have availed themselves of low interest rates to take on too much debt.
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None of that availed him much here, in a work that little rewards understatement or great subtlety.
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Idea is also trying to ensure that its scheme is only availed by first-time Internet users.
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Democrats have also availed themselves of hardball throughout this period, but not with the same frequency or intensity.
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The mayor, like his predecessors, has occasionally availed himself of the Police Department's helicopters to get to important events.
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I'm going to do Global Entry, so I've availed myself of these services a lot over many, many years, actually.
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Kim Kardashian West later availed herself of the same filter to rid herself of snake emoji posted by angered Swifties.
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The phony counseling service could have created an opportunity to blackmail or manipulate individuals who availed of it, the report notes.
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There's a saying in 12-Step groups that "half measures availed us nothing," meaning, you have to go all the way.
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In recent years, more and more migrants have availed themselves of the asylum process, often after entering the United States illegally.
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Just 3.7% of U.S. and Canadian arriving passengers have availed themselves of Mobile Passport at LAX since its introduction, he added.
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She detested her husband, ran away and availed herself of an English lord, whereupon her father sent her to a nunnery.
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The legal docs say he could have availed himself of the benefits of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act -- aka Obamacare.
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So, in Facebook's case, the Trump campaign availed themselves of the help from Facebook, for example, and perhaps the Clinton administration campaign didn't.
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Millions of additional readers availed themselves of secondhand, thirdhand, and fourth-hand copies, which they picked up in barbershops, diners, and church narthexes.
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He availed himself of her services, put down his gun when they were finished, said he was a cop, and left without paying.
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Castillo has been in the neighborhood for 11 years and has availed herself of the resources of DreamYard for most of that time.
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For much of his tenure, Mayor Bill de Blasio has rarely availed himself of Police Department helicopters to get around New York City.
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Simpson also moved to Florida in 2000 and availed himself of the state's homestead exemption, which under certain circumstances can block a forced sale.
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So we -- individual Americans -- have been paying for this health care, saving those companies money, regardless of whether we availed ourselves of their services.
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"We have a healthy spare capacity ... that will be availed to meet additional demand and any interruptions in supply if it happens," Nasser said.
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"Somebody in China decided that the steep discount this cargo most likely availed ... was a bargain too good to miss," said StarFuels broker Stanley.
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As suits a man occupying what might be the toughest political job in America, Priebus does his best to stay availed of serene distractions.
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Those who have already availed of the St. Clair grants: "a teacher, a veterinarian, a speech pathologist and a medical laboratory scientist," Cutter writes.
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Less than 1 percent of patients in the study sample availed themselves of a price comparison tool to shop for M.R.I.s before receiving one.
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She availed herself of some standard medical treatments, her sister said, but also pursued other paths, including a 13-hour Native American healing ceremony.
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Ms. Pineda, whose family has lived in Minnesota, California, Texas, Missouri and Ohio, availed herself of the moving expertise of her father, Bob Pineda.
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Banking stocks fell as sentiment took a hit after India's western state of Maharashtra agreed on Sunday to write off all loans availed by farmers.
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The new service can also be availed through online orders on India's Post's website, with the bottled water being delivered at homes across the country.
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The first English writers, when they punctuated at all, availed themselves of long-forgotten symbols like the diastole and trigon, the interpunct and the diple.
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Last year, an amnesty aimed at unearthing foreign assets fell short as fewer than 700 people availed of it, paying about $364 million in taxes.
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"I'm proud to announce that our campaign has availed ourself of that support and formed a recognized union with the Campaign Workers Guild," Hackett added.
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Mr. Raymon availed himself of some oddball variations like AEON, STRIVEN, and EAMONN, and some just plain old oddball words like APERY, HISN and TWINY.
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Obama, for example, availed himself of George W. Bush's tax cuts for high-income households even while advocating that those tax cuts be rolled back.
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"I am keenly aware that DACA recipients have availed themselves of the policy in continuing their presence in this country and pursuing their lives," Nielsen wrote.
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I did once take Judo, in the days of the Boston Strangler, but it was very lady-like then and I don't think it would have availed.
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But all their compromises have availed them nothing: The chaos that the G.O.P. elite hoped to contain by surrendering to Trump has engulfed the party even so.
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A Bklyner analysis found that only three out of 45 "affordable" housing units listed by the city were availed to those making Brooklyn's median income of $52,782.
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The bevy of harassers who have availed themselves of this secret trust fund have given the American people cause to suspect that everyone in Washington is rotten.
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Her roommate, Barrett, was in the den with his girlfriend, Katrina, who took epic showers in Geraldine's bathroom most mornings and availed herself of other people's bath products.
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Second, Snowden had multiple avenues to pursue whistleblower status for the perceived infractions, both within his agency and through Congress, and availed himself of none of those options.
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He may also have availed himself of a taxpayer-funded military plane to view the solar eclipse in August, though he says the trip had a different purpose.
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More people then stood up gradually in sympathy, but I suspect others wondered as I did whether Levine hadn't availed himself of a crowd-hiring service to tweak his audience.
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We have availed ourselves of all the resources offered through government programs: early intervention during her infant and toddler years, speech therapy, occupational therapy and physical therapy in school now.
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They should have notified us and informed us that they're going out for a game drive and then we would have availed them a guard but they didn't do this.
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While the EU has thus far not availed itself of this as a tool to advance carbon capture, the forthcoming EU Commission may wish to follow California's example, if successful.
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Mr. Elder's lawyer, Francesco Codini, said in a phone interview that the two teenagers had availed themselves of the right to remain silent during a court hearing on Saturday afternoon.
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I can only assume that he availed himself to these after they had been left outside the doors of local diners and coffee shops by bakers making their early morning deliveries.
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During the late 1990s, for example, technologies of music distribution like Napster made it possible to get music online at no cost, and lots of people availed themselves of the option.
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Still, the inexorable reality is that many of the resources, material and emotional, of which we might have availed ourselves have ceased to exist, for how long remains to be seen.
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Open it to any page and you are availed of the most amazing pictures and the most lucid analysis of world-cultures' dedication to making the world more beautiful, more satisfying.
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Mr. Trump availed himself of the platform to blame former President Barack Obama for not pushing back against Russian election interference and lash out at Democrats over obstructing the health care bill.
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" "At this point, moving on seemed like the right thing to do," she continued, and concluded: "A few new ventures have availed themselves, and I look forward to sharing them with you soon!
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"The consequence of the president's animus-driven decision is that approximately 800,000 persons who have availed themselves of the program will ultimately lose its protections" and be exposed to deportation, the lawsuit says.
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For those not availed of the weirdly specific NFL celebration rules, you can do snow angels as a celebration, but only if you happen to already be on the ground when you score.
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Flashes of the old Donald occasionally surfaced, as in the hypocritical swagger with which he acknowledged having availed himself, as a businessman, of the H1B visa programme, while denouncing it as "very bad".
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Conway, who is 51, seems fond of pointing out that she is one of the older members of the White House and is thus availed of a more seasoned perspective than her colleagues.
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The Man in Black (Ed Harris) is the most obvious offender here, using his power in the park to openly terrorize Hosts for his own gain, on a misguided quest that availed him nothing.
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And as Fuller writes, Obamacare's Medicaid expansion is a particular sticking point — the 2015 bill would zero it out, but 20 of 52 Republican senators come from states that availed themselves of the expansion.
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Just before I graduated, I instead availed myself of a psychiatrist who, for a fee, swore that I suffered from delusions of grandeur because I wanted to be a writer and travel the world.
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YES BANK has over 5.5 lakh registered users on BHIM YES PAY and more than 2 lakh users have already availed either UPI or Virtual Card Services to carry out P2P payments and online shopping.
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"Most farmers have already availed of their farm loan for the previous summer season and, for the handful who can still withdraw, the ceiling is too low," said Tejinder Narang, a New-Delhi-based farm expert.
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Each has already availed itself handsomely with the conclusion of the pact, whose principal benefit for Iran has been its emergence from decades as a pariah state, to resume a prominent place in the global economy.
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And Google, the search engine that's part of Alphabet, is investing $1 billion in a new campus in Manhattan and renting space elsewhere in the city, but hasn't availed itself of goodies like the Excelsior program.
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Traveling the road was an envied, once-in-a-lifetime experience, and those who got the chance availed themselves of spectacular views, local culinary delicacies, hot spring baths and other more carnal pursuits along the way.
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Dizzy became known in the 1970s among students at the University of the West Indies in Kingston, where he availed himself of a mimeograph machine to make copies of his verses to hand out to passersby.
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People who send aggrieved letters to the Review often seem to have missed the fact that the Review always gives its writers the last word, and Crews availed himself of the privilege with relish and at length.
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According to Donald MacPherson, director of the Canadian Drug Policy Coalition, the addicts who have availed themselves of the program are 30 percent more likely to get treatment and other health services than those who do not.
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Personalized Family Mugs, availed at Uncommon Goods, starting at $30 When my partner and I got engaged, someone sent us a set of these mugs with our avatars printed on and the year we met on the back.
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AMCA told Opko Health that it was notifying state attorneys general and other state agencies and nearly 6,600 customers that availed Opko's testing services and whose credit card or bank account details were stored in AMCA's affected system.
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The company told Opko Health it was notifying state attorneys general and other state agencies and nearly 6,600 customers that availed Opko's testing services and whose credit card or bank account details were stored in AMCA's affected system.
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Details: Pascrell's request cites the authority granted under Section 232 of the 1962 Trade Expansion Act, which Trump availed himself of to justify the imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from a variety of countries, including key U.S. allies.
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The rich and royal have always had access to the best medical care available, and that remains as true today as it was in 1853, when a pregnant Queen Victoria gingerly availed herself of a cutting-edge new anesthetic: chloroform.
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Was it really mere coincidence, the Pozzuolis asked, that Mr. Zarco had availed himself of the exact same design — the one with "Joe's" in a red, slanting script and "PIZZA" in block text set against a solid wash of white?
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That project never came together, but they still became friends, and once Merendino understood the depths of Renfro's drug habit, he offered his guest home to the actor as a drug-free sanctuary, which he said Renfro availed himself of multiple times.
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First, the administration and most GOP lawmakers want to limit a legalization program to those people who qualified for President Obama's offer and availed themselves of the opportunity, not all 3.4 million people believed to have entered the country illegally as minors.
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But as we inched into the continent's interior, stopping whenever some outcrop or dirt pile caught my father's eye, I realized I could be wealthier than I had ever imagined — if I availed myself of the skulls still firmly rooted in their carcasses.
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Trinity, he said, has not availed itself of improvements that have since become available, including a behemoth of a subwoofer made by Thigpen that can supposedly produce depths of sound down to 0 Hz. "This thing could kill you," Mr. Burdick said.
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A LOT OF THE INFORMATION WE HAVE AVAILABLE PUBLICLY HE HASNT AVAILED HIMSELF OF, SO AS AN EXAMPLE, THE QUESTION YOU HAVE ABOUT MARGINS – WE HAVE A VERY LARGE PEO BUSINESS THAT HAS A LOT OF PASSIVE REVENUES – FABER: -- PEO STANDING FOR?
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Since his confirmation as head of the EPA on February 17, Pruitt has eagerly availed his role in the Trump administration, becoming one of the most industrious Cabinet officials and delivering regulatory repeals and slowdowns for his allies in the fossil fuels sector.
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"My choices and career have never been driven by material things, although I'm grateful for all the opportunities and comforts my success has availed me," he said, thanking the fans, family, peers, partners and longtime manger Arash "Ash" Pournouri for their support over the years.
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For which reason, it is all the more difficult to understand why Puerto Rico's governor and its Oversight Board have not already availed themselves of the island's right to file for bankruptcy protection that was made possible under last year's PROMESA Act of Congress.
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At first, Marshall availed himself of stylistic ideas that had marked the rise of neo-expressionist painting in the early eighties, with coarse figurative images and paint built up in rough marks and patterns that recall the muscular temerity of Julian Schnabel, among others.
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Then the environment that we're in with all this overseas capital coming into the U.S. and the sovereign wealth funds and so the money was there at good terms and Travis and his board availed themselves of it and it's, you know, it's amazing.
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If you told me, "Hey Corbin, there's a brief documentary on YouTube where Boris Diaw says 'This is Stromboli,'" I would presume you were referring to the first episode of a web series where the NBA great went to the world's best pizzerias and availed himself of their finest delights.
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With the release of their "developer kit" this year, a product that clearly seems to have stopped being a first-gen product only when the reality of the climate availed itself, the startup seems to be finding that optics and infra progress is going to come more slowly than foretold.
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More to the point, if there were actual physiological backing for an injury diagnosis rather than a general "you somehow suck now, sorry" DL trip, the Mets likely would have availed themselves of the opportunity two starts ago rather than send Harvey out there to get filleted by the Nationals.
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Studies show that families who availed themselves of public insurance ended up spending more of their own funds on health than those with no coverage, partly because of follow-up costs such as medicines, but also because people felt less need to economise, and started treating conditions they would previously have just endured.
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Readers encountered the musician Mike McGinnis and the dancer Davalois Fearon who had some previous entanglements to work through; a visiting Ukrainian couple who availed themselves of New York's same-sex marriage laws; and a young Irishwoman who met her future husband through an ad for a roommate in The Village Voice.
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In their filing on Monday, prosecutors said that while Concord had "availed itself of the court's jurisdiction" to obtain the government's evidence against the firm, it had along the way used the information to try to discredit the investigation and "refused" to comply with its obligations as a party in the case.
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Many were thankful for the opportunity athletics had given them to go to college; they considered the friends they made in sports to be forged in competitive fire, long-lasting and crucial, making FBT particularly crucial; they considered themselves as living in a culture of excellence, an emphasis on performance TOPPS availed itself to.
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The fact that Mr. Lindh had enlisted as a simple foot soldier in a strictly regional conflict between the Taliban and a group of rival warlords, almost a year before the Taliban was recast by George W. Bush's administration as our supreme enemy, availed him next to nothing — especially once his filthy, bearded, wild-eyed face was broadcast around the world.
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He'd stolen the works from galleries in Florida and Washington, DC. Apparently inspired by Obama's unprecedented wave of last-minute pardons and commuted sentences, Patmon availed himself of a stranger's car and drove toward the capital, where "he wanted to meet with Eric Holder," according to Savage, not realizing that Holder was no longer the attorney general (Loretta Lynch took over from him in April 2015).
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" Since Lesnar's return to the UFC wasn't announced until last week and since the fight he's fighting is scheduled for July 9, obviously four months of availability wasn't an option, so the UFC availed themselves of a caveat in the anti-policy that says they "may grant an exemption to the four-month written notice rule in exceptional circumstances or where the strict application of that rule would be manifestly unfair to an Athlete.
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In an era in which financial might so often makes right, when the traditional European powerhouses hold the balance of power to a greater extent than at any time in history, when they have been able to industrialize youth development and produce great squadrons of players, when they have availed themselves of the most advanced sports science and brought in the most expert coaches, Croatia's achievement in making it this far is breathtaking.
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