The problem is, this protection often butts up against the enforcement of basic community standards.
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His enthusiasm for finding cures butts up against his crusade against using fetal tissue in research.
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Ogden butts up against the Wasatch Mountains to the east, and has two rivers running through the city.
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This marriage has aged, and you feel it specifically when it butts up against the younger versions of themselves.
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Worse, there are many ways in which the Fallout-ness of this thing butts up against its Space Hero fantasy.
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Being a good global citizen now butts up against our very powerful psychological tendencies to prioritize our families and friends.
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More Americans are moving into what's known as the wildland-urban interface (WUI), where suburbia butts up against wilderness areas.
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Once this moisture butts up against the Golden State, it is lifted by storm systems and terrain, producing clouds and precipitation.
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Price butts up against some of the uglier realities that, perhaps no surprise, still plague us in even a hopeful future.
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The imaginary doesn't pierce into the real world so much as it butts up against the mundane constraints of design and technology.
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The proposal butts up against moves by the Congressional Transgender Equality Task Force that aim to protect the rights of trans Americans.
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And while the new series exists in a world familiar to fantasy fans, it rarely butts up against direct parody of beloved properties.
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Tencent often butts up against e-commerce giant Alibaba, whose market cap is about $500 billion, as it tries to expand in China and abroad.
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Mehta's teams sits at that perilous point where Amazon's appetite for growth butts up against the thing it says it can't do without: customer trust.
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The front and back are both made of a curved Gorilla Glass that butts up against a thin metal form with a total thickness of 7.9 millimeters.
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Watching Jackson really see Viv after their Dex-capade is a short but sweet moment that butts up against the hell Otis is experiencing in the woods.
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In the near term, stock valuations look high and investors are getting mixed messages as full employment butts up against the prospect of rising interest rates, Paulsen said.
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"As China's economic and geopolitical rise butts up against existing US interests, eleventh hour negotiations and brinkmanship will be a recurring theme which the markets will learn to price in," they said.
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British lawmakers are worried that the FCA is vulnerable to political interference, but Bailey signalled a willingness to stand his ground when the watchdog "butts up" against other aspects of politically sensitive policy such as housing.
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The North American International Auto Show, which butts up against CES on the calendar in January, has a new AutoMobili-D space to showcase autonomous and connected vehicles as well as Mobility as a Service (MaaS).
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As the play begins, Yael is 44, a leftist whose nagging sense of Israeli moral culpability butts up against her personal history: What is a broad-brush belief in harmony without the ability to forgive one-on-one?
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In 2015, the US Department of Justice sued the territorial government for failing to turn in plans to close the Bovoni landfill on St. Thomas, which butts up against a marine reserve, and the Anguilla landfill on St. Croix.
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John CarterJohn Rice CarterDemocrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges Texas Democratic Senate candidate says she does not support Green New Deal Population shifts set up huge House battleground MORE (R-Texas), whose district butts up against Fort Hood Military Base.
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There's also the issue that the later years of the dynasty (which, again, Martin has yet to write) obviously butts up against the current series in the sort of unnecessary prequel style that already haunts the Star Wars and Harry Potter franchises.
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So I prefer to look at how the oyster is shaped and then cut my way around it, and you can actually feel the way the last rib butts up against the hipbone, where the oyster was, and you can like wiggle your way around that.
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Pinot grigio is a grape that has white juice on the inside, but pink skins; it begs for its color to shine through with a bit of maceration, and in this part of Italy, which butts up against Slovenia and Austria, producers like Terpin, along with Josko Gravner and the late Stanko Radikon, have resurrected the traditional style of winemaking there, which includes skin contact.
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As they travel from con to con, the story of Val and Alex butts up against a whole plethora of other stories: the story of Gail and her career aspirations; the story of a struggling indie comic artist, Brett; the story of the women paid to cosplay in skimpy outfits along the con circuit; the story of Anomaly's showrunner turned agoraphobic idea man; and the story of a deluded and murderous fan.
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And I think that's a fun part to play. What happens when somebody's idealism butts up against the realpolitik of the world? But she's a very human character, and I think a very strong president and aspirational in the kind of way David Palmer was." "It is an heroic administration.
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In June 2007 Lieberman announced plans to move to Stamford.Hartford Courant The neighborhood of Westville butts up against Edgewood Park—one of the largest and most scenic in New Haven. It is home to tennis courts, walking trails, a duck pond, dog park, playground area, soccer field, and more. At the end of Alden Avenue, intersecting Fountain Street, is home to one of the few lone-standing United States Post Offices in New Haven.
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The site on which the built-up area of Nîmes has become established in the course of centuries is part of the edge of the alluvial plain of the Vistrenque River which butts up against low hills: to the northeast, Mont Duplan; to the southwest, Montaury; to the west, Mt. Cavalier and the knoll of Canteduc. Its name appears in inscriptions in Gaulish as dede matrebo Namausikabo = "he has given to the mothers of Nîmes" and "toutios Namausatis" = "citizen of Nîmes". Nemausus was the god of the local Volcae Arecomici tribe.
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22 rifle design. The Remington Model 241 is very similar to the Browning SA-22 with the significant difference being the way in which the barrels are adjusted so that they fit snuggly against the receivers when the rifles are fully assembled. This barrel tightening feature is made necessary due to their takedown designs (a means must be provided so that the barrel is sufficiently tight when coupled to the receiver and yet not so tight as to make disengaging the barrel from the receiver overly difficult). Whereas the Browning SA-22's barrel tightening is accomplished with an adjusting ring at the base of the barrel (and can easily be seen) where it butts up against the receiver - the Remington Model 241's barrel tightening mechanism uses a dual-sided nut (with an interrupted-screw thread in the interior and a full thread cut into the exterior) riding inside the threaded hole in the front of the receiver (only visible when the barrel is separated from the receiver).
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