FIAT CHRYSLER - BOARD WOULD BE COMPOSED OF 11 MEMBERS.
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Each canton would be composed of councils overseen by a general assembly.
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The spokesperson added that the audience will be composed of invited Democrats.
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The cabinet will be composed of presidential appointees rather than elected lawmakers.
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"The Bureau des enquêtes will be composed of former police officers," says Mustapha.
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The stylishly dressed crowd seems to be composed of women and teenage boys.
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The human adventure seems mostly to be composed of our relationship with one another.
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This suggests it may be composed of other material, perhaps solid rock or even metal.
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He also said that half of the elected national committee would be composed of women.
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Ideally, cities would be composed of clusters of such walksheds, connected by reliable public transit.
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Here is the format: The audience will be composed of selected Democrats, independents, and stakeholders.
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Electronic waste can be composed of heavy metals, rare earth metals, and other potentially hazardous material.
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The applicators for Pure tampons will be "composed of a 90% plant-based material," Tampax said.
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The commission will be composed of architects and leaders in industry, academia, and the business sector.
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Falling real home prices might also be composed of part inflation and part declining nominal home prices.
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Such trials require control groups, which, in America, would be composed of women undergoing an established screening procedure.
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The board will be composed of four members, including former U.S. House Speaker John Boehner, the filing said.
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Volkswagen Group's new structure will now be composed of six divisions, as well as a specialist China-focused group.
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The spectrometer revealed the rings to be composed of water, methane, ammonia, carbon monoxide, molecular nitrogen and carbon dioxide.
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And that bonus could be composed of stock options, so that the executive's compensation rose along with the stock price.
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It was to be composed of executives from a wide range of economic sectors, including transportation, construction, and real estate.
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A portfolio that was supposed to be composed of 50 percent stocks may have risen to 55 percent over time.
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The Supreme Court "panel" would be composed of nine justices, selected at random from the full pool of associate justices.
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The parties themselves have become much more ideologically cohesive, much less likely to be composed of ideological diversity or dissent.
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Initially, the Space Force would be composed of approximately 15,000 personnel, most of which would transfer from existing sister service branches.
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The structure's 'flower' seems to be composed of several different circular structures, from holographic sequins to blossoming and breathing steel blossoms.
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The commission of inquiry will have 45 days to conduct its investigation and will be composed of 10 deputies, lawmakers said.
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The QDR recommended the Army be composed of 970,000 to 980,21625 total troops, with active-duty personnel numbering 2900,220006 to 2202,2628.
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The redrawn districts, the court advised, should be "composed of compact and contiguous territory" and should not gratuitously divide cities and counties.
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An equivalent Facebook Association, some observers have ventured, could be composed of representatives of users, advertisers, data-protection authorities and so on.
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But early investigators found the hilly ridges to be composed of clay, silt, sand, pebbles, cobbles and boulders, all jumbled up together.
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A complex application that runs on top of a container orchestrator like Kubernetes, for example, may be composed of hundreds of individual services.
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Klein * RAIT Financial Trust - with these appointments to board, board will be composed of eleven trustees Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The second course will be composed of assorted Swedish cheeses, Swedish cucumber salad, Swedish red potato salad and crispbread, crisprolls, softbread and thinbread.
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In 2012, she offered a 3-D-printed "cathedral dress," which appeared to be composed of salvaged fragments from a ruined Gothic clerestory.
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Also like CFIUS, the panel will be composed of finance and defense officials and will consult other stakeholders across foreign policy and intelligence.
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These dense, almost circular colonies may eventually reach 10 to 12 feet in diameter, and can be composed of hundreds of individual stems.
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Different countries' teams in the HGG will be composed of the top competitive point earner and three more players voted in by the community.
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SBBS would be composed of bonds from all 19 countries that use the euro, with a fixed amount of national bonds from each country.
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The panel will be composed of representatives from the foreign and public works ministries, the city government of Manila, the capital, and the NHCP.
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The Euronext Tech Croissance index will be composed of 150 tech firms with a market capitalization of between 25 million and 1 billion euros.
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Under a bill passed by parliament, the panel would be composed of six members - three nominated from the central bank and three from the government.
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Under his Cal 3 proposal, the new state of Northern California would be composed of 40 counties stretching from the Oregon border to Santa Cruz.
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It was a moment that will live in infamy, a low point for a presidency that seems to be composed of nothing but low points.
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The board will be composed of a representative of the victims; two mediators; members of the choir foundation; Michael Fuchs, the vicar general; and the bishop.
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Thus far, Sanders's foreign policy appears to be composed of one vote against the Iraq War and a handful of lessons from the early Cold War.
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Narrator: These stained-glass pieces, combined with other materials like stone tile, will form an image that can be composed of up to 50,000 tiny pieces.
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The Czech Republic, Finland, Russia and Sweden have their own teams, so Team Europe will be composed of the best players from countries not otherwise represented.
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Democratic leaders should vow that if Democrats regain control of the House, the House Intelligence Committee will be composed of members equally divided between the parties.
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The council will be composed of the heads of various New York state agencies, along with members appointed by the governor, the Senate, and the Assembly.
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WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said last week on return from Beijing that the international mission would be composed of WHO officials and possibly expert consultants.
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If Baker had his way, The Florida Project might be composed of endless tracking shots of Moonee running through fields and devouring breakfast foods at Waffle House.
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To be exempt from duties, the U.S. has argued that autos should be composed of 21.66 percent North American auto content, up from the current 231 percent.
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Asking shareholders whether they wish to require a certain percentage of the board to be composed of women or other minorities is less intrusive than a quota.
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"It's very clear that many of those regions are likely to be composed of smaller pieces," said Danielle S. Bassett, a neuroscientist at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Not only are the blooms causing outside to smell like wet garbage, some experts worry they could be composed of microcystis, which is toxic to animals and humans.
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The dates will be composed of two activities: one that's fun and interactive, and another that's more intimate where the pair can really see if there's a spark.
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Here's how: Two-thirds of the constituent assembly will be composed of members who are elected on the municipal level — one seat per municipality in Venezuela, roughly speaking.
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The industry database for "terrorist content" that's being proposed will be composed of hashes added by each platform, as they remove content as consistent with their own policies.
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Turkey's leader threatened to "strangle" a proposed 30,000-strong military force in northern Syria, to be composed of mostly Kurdish forces, that the U.S. had already begun training.
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At a retreat in late May, Buttigieg campaign manager Mike Schmuhl set a goal for the campaign staff to be composed of a minimum of 40% people of color.
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Students were told that their audience would be composed of human behavior experts—who were, in fact, just observers told not to nod, smile or react when the students presented.
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The simplest way to explain this—and indeed the way that Dalton lit upon—was to suppose each element to be composed of tiny, indivisible particles, all of the same weight.
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The pro forma debt portfolio will be composed of approximately 87% of either fixed-rate bonds or direct bank put bonds that are in a fixed rate for the initial periods.
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The digital buffer modules will be composed of a frame buffer effects module and video delay module that will add a really new interesting dimension to the workings of the system.
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Lorelei Narvaja Gauthier and Daniel Michael Gauthier, Philadelphia A bridal party is supposed to be composed of your best friends, and Atticus is certainly a best friend to both of us.
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Friday's attack employed hijacked devices made by Dahua, but the bulk of the botnet appeared to be composed of DVRs and surveillance cameras produced by XiongMai Technologies, which is based in Hangzhou.
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The commission, which the White House says will be composed of experts from outside the government, will offer recommendations on how best to improve cybersecurity for both the government and the public.
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The proposed board would be composed of Venezuelans Luisa Palacios, Angel Olmeta, Luis Urdaneta and Edgar Rincon, all of whom are currently living in the United States, plus two American Citgo employees.
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The proposed Citgo board would be composed of Venezuelans Luisa Palacios, Angel Olmeta, Luis Urdaneta and Edgar Rincon, all of whom are currently living in the United States, plus one American director.
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The major interest groups and political action committees active in campaigns tend to be composed of these types of people, supporting interests more favorable to them than the poor or people of color.
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Cosmologists are working to understand the structures that make up our universe, which looks to be composed of normal matter, like galaxies, stars, and planets, as well as dark matter and dark energy.
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The two companies announced on Tuesday they were exploring a merger and that the board of the holding company would be composed of an equal number of LSE Group and Deutsche Boerse directors.
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It's not the only galaxy to be composed of almost all dark matter, but most of the other ones are tiny dwarf galaxies, not ones a trillion times more massive than our Sun.
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If Kavana is trying to build a real community—an antidote to all the non-places that developers have filled the state with so far, it's unclear who it will be composed of.
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Japan's amphibious forces growing The new Japanese unit was announced by Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera at the Ministry of Defense on March 31, who said it would be composed of about 2,100 personnel.
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The commission, which the White House says will be composed of experts from outside the government, will offer recommendations on how best to improve cyber security for both the government and the public.
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The legislative calendar, if there is one, will be composed of the laundry list of boring bipartisan ideas, often broadly supported by the business community, that enjoy support on Capitol Hill and K Street.
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Among the major changes was a modification to the corporate governance of Oi. A transitional Oi board will be composed of a mix of existing board members and members chosen by investors in the company.
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Envisioned by Cornell University aerospace engineer Dmitry Savransky, this space telescope would be composed of thousands of hexagonal modules that would be dropped off in space by several rocket launches over months or even years.
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In his State of the State address, Evers introduced the People's Maps Commission, which would be composed of Wisconsin residents and be tasked with crafting a state electoral map plan to be presented to legislators.
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He presents Johnson with a scenario in which a fully democratic factory (the favored socialist synecdoche) happens to be composed of a majority of racist white workers, who vow to never elect a black manager.
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It could be composed of many ingredients and adjusted according to the dish, or it could be, like the one I repeated from my father's side of the family, fixed and flawless with precisely three.
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The latest issue, which could be composed of tranches lasting three and five years, may be announced to investors as soon as this month, the sources said on condition of anonymity as the information isn't public.
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It starts to feel really good when you curate your closet (and the rest of your life) to be composed of meaningful pieces that you feel good about wearing, and you care enough about to repair.
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The 17th Amendment reads in full (emphasis mine):The Senate of the United States shall be composed of two Senators from each State, elected by the people thereof, for six years; and each Senator shall have one vote.
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When the ambient pioneer Brian Williams, AKA Lustmord, announced that his new album, Dark Matter, would be composed of recordings of various American space excursions, a few of his fans brought up the notion that space is silent.
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The décor—dark wood, salvaged antiques, no tablecloths—is unchanged, and, on a few recent evenings, the crowd seemed to be composed of those same twentysomethings, now in their thirties and forties, discussing child rearing and film rights.
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The rest of her outfit will be composed of Birkenstock sandals (or any other ugly-trendy shoe, such as Crocs or Fila Disruptors), Burt's Bees or Carmex lip balm topped with Glossier gloss, and a puka shell choker.
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The Space Corps would be composed of a chief of staff (appointed by the president and serving for six years), and other offices and officials deemed necessary by the Air Force Secretary and Space Corps Chief of Staff.
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First filed nearly three years ago, "Collaborative Unmanned Aerial Vehicle For an Inventory System" would be composed of a "buoyant airbag," several propellors for lift and directional movement, and a "retention feature," otherwise known as a big ol' claw.
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The Army is training a new group with a similar mandate to be composed of commissioned officers of the Army Reserves who are museum directors or curators, archivists, conservators and archaeologists in addition to new recruits with those qualifications.
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The GIF above seems to be composed of a Steph Curry deep three against the Pelicans and the video below: The look on Sanders' face is that of wonderment—even though he did have an open man on the wing.
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If the party you support gets 30 percent of the vote in your state, it doesn't mean you get to send zero representatives — it means 30 percent of your state's congressional delegation will be composed of the party you supported.
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Juul also agreed to restructure its board upon antitrust clearance from the Federal Trade Commission to be composed of two directors designated by Altria, three independent directors, the Juul CEO and three directors named by Juul shareholders other than Altria.
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Liberal activists won't stand for any originalist, because they insist the Supreme Court should be composed of judicial activists who will legislate from the bench, create new rights, interject their personal policy preferences and invent a new constitution as they go along.
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If McCain remains in his seat but unable to show up and vote, the Senate will effectively be composed of 50 Republicans and 49 Democrats — so, if any one Republican defects in a partisan vote, he or she can sink a nomination.
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This evening, Boring Company executives Elon Musk and Steve Davis offered a few more details about their plans to revolutionize LA urban transit, introducing the "Loop," which would eventually be composed of all-electric pods that transport up to 16 passengers at a time.
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Each sentence seems to be composed of stardust, pixie dust, fairy dust, angel dust, fennel pollen and gris-gris powder, poached in single-udder butter, fried and refried, encrusted with gold as if it were a Gustav Klimt painting, and then dotted with rhinestones.
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At dinner, the dining room was populated mostly by large parties that seemed to be composed of junior analysts at investment banks, bonding on the company card, or wealthy septuagenarian couples, bragging loudly about how long they'd been eating there and complaining about slow service.
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Moreover, establishment Democrats tended to win the nomination in districts that are most likely to flip from Democratic to Republican, meaning that the House Democratic Caucus that meets next January will probably be composed of fewer progressives than would be indicated by their numbers on the ballot.
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He's also predicted that the 2020 iPhone lineup will be composed of three phones, one with a 6.7-inch screen, one a 6.1-inch screen and one a 5.4-inch screen, suggesting that Apple's 2020 lineup will be a bigger refresh than the iPhones it's expected to launch in 2019.
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Like Churro, the new pressed powders will be composed of three different, complementary fan-favorite shades — and while ColourPop has formulated three tie-dye shadows, two blushes, and three highlighters, only one winner from each category will be made available on the brand's site so you can snap them up.
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Finally, we see the best implementation of these and many other ideas is via a new government "Commission on Renewing Democracy and Seeking Common Ground" that would be composed of experts on promoting democracy and inclusiveness, finding common ground, and revitalizing institutions such as the media, education, and government itself.
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Unilever recently pledged that all Dove bottles will be composed of recycled plastic, that the Dove Beauty Bar will be plastic free later in 2020 and that refillable stainless steel deodorant sticks are in the works in an effort to reduce its use of virgin plastic by more than 20,500 tons per year.
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The staff had to be composed of people with expertise in both diplomacy and banking, and people willing to take a personal risk, since the United States had threatened to bar both the company and anyone associated with it from the American financial system — which could even extend to having private bank accounts shut down.
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No matter how many times your Apple Watch reminds you to get up to refill your glass water bottle and do a lap around the office during the day, and regardless of whether you prefer the soft mouthfeel of Evian to the crisp neutrality of Poland Spring, the human body is, and always will be, composed of more than 50% water.
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On the conceptual end, he has made and presented his very selectively, softly colorful, and rarely very large pieces in ways that imply neighborhoods or other gatherings of buildings — rather joyfully hyper-geometric buildings, that is, that happen to be composed of pleasantly mixed proportions of circles, triangles, and rectangles, mostly, with plentiful irregular forms cut into the mix as well.
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He is a poet of disciplined exploration, one who "registers our sense of living in a world charged with meaning" while understanding that "poetry need not be composed of finished propositions, but of the structures, relationships, and materials from which such propositions will eventually be made" ("Patterns of Flight," a review of Peck's Selva Morale, by Clive Wilmer, Times Literary Supplement, 225 August 2251).
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