"It was like belt and suspenders," said Craig Kerschner, the mill manager.
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"Life is too short to wear both a belt and suspenders," he said.
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"I've always been a fairly conservative, belt-and-suspenders kind of person," he said.
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I think we have the belt and suspenders in place to ensure that that would happen.
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"You don't need to wear a belt and suspenders and whatever else if you're wearing a dress."
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But I don't think getting rid of the belt and suspenders enhances chances of getting the more ambitious agreement.
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WASHINGTON — Robert Mueller isn't just a belt-and-suspenders type prosecutor when it comes to following all the rules.
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"You don't need to wear a belt and suspenders and whatever else, things that don't apply, if you're wearing a dress," Levandowski said.
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No matter that I had to hitch the trousers with a belt and suspenders to make them stay up; I still got my laughs.
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"You want to make that first pass across all of those risks before necessarily doing the belt and suspenders on any one of them," West said.
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As reported by TechCrunch, the Robotic Tech Vest (really more of a belt-and-suspenders combo, judging by the picture above) is a neat upgrade to existing safety systems.
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"You don't need to wear a belt and suspenders and whatever else, things that don't apply, if you're wearing a dress," Uber VP of engineering Anthony Levandowski said earlier this month.
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In a CNN interview on Tuesday, former White House lawyer Jim Schultz said the agreements were a "belt and suspenders approach" to enforcing confidentiality obligations that already existed through the traditions of the presidency.
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"He's belt-and-suspenders and an extra pair of underwear in case his pants fall down," says Paul Rosenzweig, who was senior counsel to the Ken Starr investigation of Bill Clinton back in the '90s.
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Jute mesh, coir logs, and forty-two thousand shrubs help to keep the horticultural soil in place—"the belt and suspenders" of the operation, according to Ellen Cavanagh, the director of planning for the trust.
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First-timers or members of the belt-and-suspenders crowd can even set up an emergency station to stop the cooking of the caramel immediately: a clean, stoppered sink with an inch or so of cold water in it.
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"I think it's safe to say it's an uphill climb, but as lawyers normally do, belt and suspenders approach, when in a suit against a public official or any lawsuit for tort, which is basically what this seems to be, you're going to put down any defense that you think might be successful," Abbott said.
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The field pack frame with shoulder straps and a removable cargo shelf would be designed to be worn over the individual equipment belt and suspenders. The end result of this meeting was the adoption of the nylon M-1967 Modernized Load- Carrying Equipment (MLCE). The field pack design was rejected in the end and a nylon version of the M-1961 field pack was produced instead along with the nylon Tropical Rucksack (FSN 8465-935-6673).
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The Interceptor incorporated a four-point "belt and suspenders" harness seat belt design in the front and rear seats, with inflatable safety belts for rear seat passengers. The four-point belt represented a possible next-generation safety belt system that was designed to be more comfortable and easier to use than traditional three-point belts. The dash, headliner, steering wheel, and four low-back bucket seats are wrapped in leather. There were retractable headrests that deployed from the roof, adjusting fore and aft as well as up and down for each occupant.
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The uniform was worn with a field cap, service cap, or steel helmet; high black boots; and a leather belt with vertical web shoulder suspenders. In the winter, a quilted stone-grey padded suit without a camouflage pattern is worn over the service uniform. The winter uniform also includes a fur pile cap or a steel helmet, boots, knitted grey gloves, belt, and suspenders. The service uniform (Dienstuniform) was a summer service uniform for officers with a bloused jacket, worn without a shirt, trousers, and a visored service cap.
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Good quality smart suspenders were traditionally considered white collar, or upper or upper-middle class, wear. They were made to be attached to trousers by buttons sewn onto the waistband. There are relatively few current manufacturers in the UK, but the classic button-on 'reform' end is also quite widely available in the United States. In traditional or formal settings, it is considered a faux pas to wear both belt and suspenders at the same time, link rot though in the past this has not always been the case.
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Connie was to show Hogan this sign as soon as possible > after he engaged in a bout of unwanted pawing and then leave the room. The > idea was to let him know that the behavior was not wanted by signaling to > him that Connie was about to leave the room. … Call me a coward, but I > didn't think that alone would cut it because of previous experiences with > canine compulsive disorders so, employing a belt-and-suspenders strategy, I > also advised medicating Hogan with the tricyclic antidepressant Elavil. > Theoretically, Elavil wouldn't be that good in obsessive-compulsive behavior > but, limited for reasons of expense, and bearing in mind the possible > contribution of separation anxiety, Elavil was my best shot.
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