And think we'll carry on for a number of years.
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A sleek and streamlined carry-on for business trips and beyond
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We carry on, for the sake of our children and our grandchildren.
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Now it is likely to carry on for weeks and perhaps months.
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This bag is my new go-to carry-on for long weekend trips.
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The postman fondly recalled how their morning chats could carry on for hours.
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I think this is a project that could carry on for a long time.
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Alaska Airlines will transport pets as cargo or as a carry-on for $100.
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But for about 1% of people, it can carry on for their entire lives.
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I wish I had tossed my toothbrush into my carry-on for this trip.
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The Errant pack performed exceptionally as a carry-on for my overnight trip to London.
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Carry On For a long weekend trip, packing a carry-on is really all you need.
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It wasn't a lot, but Chicão thought that he would carry on for the time being.
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My roller suitcase qualifies as a carry-on for most airlines, fitting in the overhead compartment.
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Knowing exactly what to pack in your carry-on for a long haul flight can be tricky.
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Here are 12 things you should bring in your carry-on for your next long-haul flight.
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Pakistan's selectors are desperate for him to carry on for the upcoming tours to New Zealand and Australia.
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This could help you save money on a new checked bag or carry-on for your 2020 travel.
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My young team gets frustrated, but cheering up is the only way to carry on for the journey ahead.
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" Janet Babb, a spokeswoman for the observatory, said by telephone that the eruptions could carry on "for weeks or months.
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The cycle of developers introducing patches and having them bypassed within days could carry on for weeks, if not months.
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For a limited time, you can get the set, which includes a 24-inch suitcase and carry-on for $274.99.
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But whatever the outcome, the arguments arising from the 2007-08 crisis are likely to carry on for years yet.
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That he knew in that very instant how much we loved him and that we would carry on for him.
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It is the perfect carry-on for a long weekend out of town, a business trip or a longer vacation.
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" Janet Babb, a spokeswoman for the observatory, said by telephone that the eruptions could carry on "for weeks or months.
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"It would be nice to think that it would carry on for another 60 years," Jankel said of her father's legacy.
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So I carry on for a few minutes, sipping and filling until eventually leaving absolutely gobsmacked (literally, my teeth are aching).
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McDonald's worst fear must be that Mr Bakshi will find a way to carry on for months or years using its brand.
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The administration's initial caution was wise: quarterly growth figures are volatile, and few economists expect growth above 3% to carry on for long.
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What's more, if Democrats regain control of the FCC in 2021, the legal battles over net neutrality could carry on for several more years.
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Ms. Misra offered a helpful reminder: Pack it in your carry-on for the flight so that you get some rest on the way.
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Negotiations are likely to carry on for weeks, with a final tally, including a large number of overseas votes, not due until Oct. 7.
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"When @ant_anstead makes you pack only 1 carry on for a 3 night trip," she wrote alongside his leather duffle and her Louis Vuitton suitcase.
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"Fortunately the other officers were used to dealing with him, so it made a smoother transition to carry on for right now," Mr. Haury said.
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I often travel in premium cabins, and wouldn't have any problem bringing along a rolling carry-on for free, let alone a few checked bags.
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It can carry on for nearly 100 miles on a full charge, though in the bitter Norwegian winters, he concedes, it conks out much sooner.
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Most bouncers retire by the time they reach my age, but I hope to carry on for at least another year, maybe two or three.
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Yet Mr Bewkes must know that, like the best shows, the TV business cannot carry on for ever—at least, not while maintaining its plump margins.
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But it resonates with millions of Americans, especially small business owners and their employees faced with complete financial ruin if the shutdowns carry on for months.
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We need to teach kids how to eat healthier when they're young so that they develop good habits to carry on for the rest of their lives.
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The board and executive team needs to dig deeper into the culture to root out the cliques and culture that allowed this to carry on for so long.
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The smallest size is The Carry-On (our award winner!) for $225, followed by The Bigger Carry-On for $245, The Medium for $275 and The Large for $295.
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Colleges and universities are institutions meant to carry on for the long-term, and forcing them to essentially spend down their endowments now would harm future generations of students.
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"The government will carry on for four years because it did a good job," Salvini was reported as saying in a interview with Italian mainstream newspaper Il Corriere della Sera.
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But the partisan identities and voting behaviors that people adopt early in the life cycle tend to stick, becoming routines that people carry on for the remainder of their lives.
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Hopefully, the offender will listen to what the cabin crew has to say in future and be more willing to part with his carry-on for the duration of his flight.
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A legal fight over the estate of Jeffery Epstein, who died by apparent suicide on Saturday while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking and conspiracy charges, could carry on for years.
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"Expansion in the U.S., in particular, could carry on for years given the benefits of U.S. tax reform and consequent elevated reinvestment back into the U.S.," analyst John Inch wrote Tuesday.
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"The set of values Warren has built within us will carry on for much, much, much, much longer than any one individual," said William Robertson, a firefighter and forester from Switzerland.
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At some point next year, Mr Myhre says, every book ever published in Norwegian will have been digitised; it is the task of digitising other media that will carry on for decades.
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Everything is designed for the millennials on-the-go lifestyle, which means it does not spill in their bag and you can easily bring it on a carry-on for a flight.
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Some industry players think the market's bull run got a new lease on life after December's wipeout and could now carry on for an 11th year as the Fed turned more dovish.
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"I wanted to create pieces that you'd eagerly stash in your carry-on for a resort getaway but also keep front and center in your closet for everyday style," De Silva says.
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The stock market's long bull run got a new lease on life after December's wipeout and could now carry on for an 22018th year, as long as an economic recession does not materialize.
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Bring a full-size carry-on for free, even if you booked basic economyIf you book a basic economy ticket, you&aposre only allowed a personal item like a backpack or large purse.
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My kit: a roller carry-on for clothes and toiletries, a backpack for some 20 pounds of computing and camera gear, and a small purse because I don't know how to live without one.
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Seriously, they're packed tighter than a carry-on for a two-week trip and I'm already sweating from my workout, but now I'm sweating even more from the heat that's trapped in the shower?
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" Meanwhile, a show source says the rift with Frankel, 46, will eventually heal: "The repercussions from the fight carry on for another eight episodes, but things finally do get better between the two of them.
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Draw an imaginary line from Merak to Dubhe, and carry on for about five times the distance between those two stars until you come to a reasonably bright star that's pretty much on its own. Bullseye.
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If there was only a way to pack everything in one bag that's large enough for all the things you need during a trip, but small enough to use as a carry-on for most flights.
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President Alexander Van der Bellen formally relieved the cabinet of its duties and asked ministers except Kurz to carry on for some days until a caretaker cabinet is chosen pending the next parliamentary election, expected in September.
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If indeed there is no recession coming into view, stock markets tend to be able to find a way to make progress, and there are reasons to think this economic expansion can carry on for a while.
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"It's going to be important that the next [president] who is going to carry on for the next four years will have our best interests at heart," DeWaun Robinson, a community activist and Sanders supporter in Flint, said.
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And if the rally does carry on for a bit, stiff tests lie ahead — indeed just 3 percent up from Friday's close, the S&P would run into lots of friction near the lower end of its previous, failed range.
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The subpoena also suggests the investigation continues to evolve after recent reports that Mueller's team is interested in an adviser to the United Arab Emirates, signaling a probe that Trump had hoped would end soon could carry on for months.
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" Brown concluded by thanking director Shawn Levy — "Everything you've taught me, I will carry on for the rest of my career" — and especially the show's creators, the Duffer brothers, for creating "a badass female iconic character that I've got the honor to play.
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Debris and human remains were spread over a radius of one km (less than a mile) around the crash site and recovery teams had found over 1,400 body fragments so far, the RIA news agency reported, saying the search could carry on for a week.
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And that reveals the dark side of these Rio Olympics: While the Games carry on for the privileged class, millions of Rio's poorest residents struggle just to survive in a city where firefights between drug gangs, or firefights between drug gangs and police, are commonplace.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Olaf Scholz will carry on for now as finance minister despite losing a bid to lead his Social Democratic Party because he sees it as his duty not to sink the ruling coalition, people familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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In a complaint filed on Wednesday, The Music Force LLC said Lil Nas X borrowed without permission from Caldwell's R&B song "Carry On" for his own song with the same title, which he then posted to YouTube and streaming platforms such as Spotify and SoundCloud.
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And the sufficient and full-time salaries of the established senior national team members—the envy of their peers the world over—ensured that the best players could carry on for as long as they wanted without the distraction of making a living on the side.
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Now with this standoff sparking the summer (and Push noting it as "volume one") there's a way for each Drake, Pusha, Kanye, Nicki, and Lil Wayne to all rise to the occasion, add their piece to the conversation in bars, and take advantage of the hype that will carry on for at least the next month.
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To prevent any later symptoms of intoxication, treatment with 2-PAM may carry on for a few more days.
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During this earlier period illegal liquor primarily took the form or moonshine, starting a tradition that would carry on for generations. Texas State Historical Association.
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The central brown bear family was filmed at Katmai National Park and Preserve in Alaska. Fothergill and Scholey previously directed African Cats together. Olivia Holt sang her song "Carry On" for the movie.
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Fox sponsored a Traveling Library Program. As part of her duties as leader of the YLMIA, Fox visited and taught women all over the world in their local wards. She visited Hawaii and Europe. In 1930, Fox wrote the hymn "Carry On" for the centennial celebration of the church.
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I think that everything we > could dream about then has been fulfilled but we will carry on for many > years to spread our message of hatred. With this three-piece line-up Sacramentum went back to Unisound Studio in June 1995 to record their full-length debut, entitled Far Away from the Sun.
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The Grid will make an offer to the player to carry on for one more turn (up to a maximum of five turns). If the player agrees to carry on, they must choose another gold square to increase their winnings. Again, if they hit a bankrupt, they lose everything. The offers tend to increase exponentially, to encourage the player to take risks.
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IRSME is responsible for designing, acquiring / building and maintenance of the accident relief infrastructure and organisation. In times of emergency, the appropriate officer is responsible for mobilising the Accident Relief Medical Equipment (ARME) and Accident Relief Trains (ART). Accidents are times of great stress and anxiety. Inquiries and investigation into the cause can carry on for months after a major accident.
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However, the broodmares' line would still be in active. Northern Taste was retired from stud duty in 1999 and died at the age of 33 on December 11, 2004. His owners acquired Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, and Breeders' Cup Classic winner Sunday Silence to carry on for Northern Taste, and he too topped Japan's sire list from 1995 through 2005.
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Peter refuses, but then Nathan takes a running start and throws himself over the roof. Peter quickly grabs hold of him, but Nathan tells him to let him go. Peter refuses and attempts to pull him up, but Nathan tells him that it's time to let him go. Peter says he can't and Nathan tells him that he has to carry on for the both of them.
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Dacres gets her children to kneel before her, reminding Catharine that she promised to find a way to carry on for their sakes. She agrees to go to a monastery to live out the rest of her days. Esparanza brings news of Isabella's death, and says that her last wish was for the Queen to forgive her deceit. Catherine forgives Isabella, and prepares to head to the monastery.
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Carry On Matron was the second and last Carry On... for Kenneth Cope. Along with the next film in the series (Carry On Abroad), it features the highest number of the regular Carry On team. The only regular members missing are Jim Dale and Peter Butterworth. Dale would return belatedly for Carry On Columbus in 1992 and Butterworth returned in a major role in Abroad the following year.
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It was struggiling and a meeting was held to decide what should happen to it. Some people believed to close the Park and ride, turn the car parks into ordinary car parks and hope a commercial bus service would run. However, the park and ride was given funding to carry on for a year. There were 2 routes, a 501 and 503 which interworked and ran to the two sites.
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He reached Archangel on 30 July, but was too ill to carry on for a while. He stayed in Russia for about ten months and was well received and much respected. However apart from small items of gossip he brought little back from the expedition. Not only did the hoped trade fail to materialise, but Lee was refused payment for expenses and he was in financial difficulty for the rest of his life.
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Iris milesii and Iris wattii are by far the tallest species of the crested irises group.Elizabeth Lawrence The stems have several spathes (leaves of the flower bud), that are long, and wide. The stems (and the branches) hold between 3 and 4 flowers, in early summer, between April to May, or May to July. They are short lived, but a continuous display can carry on for many weeks, 8 to 10 weeks.
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Charles Hawtrey was added to the cast at the eleventh hour, after American distributors specifically requested him, as he was such a hit and crowd- pleaser with audiences there. He replaced Sydney Bromley in the role of Dan Dann, in what would have been a minor role in the film. Hawtrey thereby has the unique distinction of being the only actor to have a leading credit in a Carry On for less than five minutes' screen time.
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Pamma is in his late thirties living in Canada with his sister and her family. He is doing petty jobs but doesn't carry on for very long as he has bad temper and lack of subordination. He is struggling to live and find a direction in his Life in contrast from the Pamma from 15 years back, who was full of life and hope. He was a passionate Bhangra dancer and was the star performer of Khalsa College, Amritsar.
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Jacques Villeneuve and Alessandro Zanardi both stalled on the grid causing a race restart. While the red flags were out, Michael Schumacher crashed at Stowe corner due to brake failure, breaking his leg. This would keep him out of Formula One until the Malaysian Grand Prix, ending his championship hopes. Following a difficult season Damon Hill performed well to finish 5th in his home race and seemed happy enough to carry on for the rest of the season.
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The little company was always in financial difficulty, and the GNR was losing money on the working arrangement. It gave notice in 1863 that it would discontinue working, but it was persuaded to carry on for another year at 60% of the receipts instead of the previous 50%. It became obvious to the directors of the little company that there was no future in independence, and the agreed to sell to the GNR. This took effect on 16 May 1864, authorised by Act of 25 July 1864.
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Then for the song "Business like a Swede" where Ana appears rapping in English. Ana has also composed music for commercials for Vision, Volvo and Harman Kardon. Ana was one of the songwriters behind the song "Carry on" for one of Volvo's commercials with Sabina Ddumba and Andreas Kleerup . In 2018, she was part of the team behind the music for the movie Halvdan Viking, winning a Guldbagge Awards for "Best original score". In 2015, Diaz moved back to Sweden from London after nearly 15 years abroad.
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Carry On Emmannuelle is a 1978 British comedy film, the 30th release in the series of 31 Carry On films (1958–1992). The film was to be the final Carry On for many regulars, including Kenneth Williams (in his 26th Carry On), Kenneth Connor (in his 17th), Joan Sims (in her 24th) and Peter Butterworth (in his 16th). Jack Douglas is the only regular from this film to bridge the gap to Carry On Columbus. Beryl Reid, Henry McGee and Suzanne Danielle make their only appearances in the series here.
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The loud goose-like honking call is a familiar sound, particularly during the breeding season; pairs often honk in unison, and often carry on for some time when perched. The male's call is higher- pitched and more rapid than that of the female. Australian naturalist David Fleay observed that the call is among the loudest and furthest-carrying of all Australian bird calls, in stark contrast to the relatively quiet calls of the wedge-tailed eagle. Adult white-bellied sea eagles are unmistakable and unlikely to be confused with any other bird.
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After Bennett was awarded the Silver Football trophy and played in the Shrine Game, Indiana coach Pat Page praised Bennett in an interview with the Chicago Daily Tribune: > "Bennett is an inspirational player. He is a leader and he has proven > himself a wonderful ball carrier on all occasions. He has had the real stuff > to carry on for the last three years, working untiringly both in the spring > and fall practices, and has missed few workouts in his three years." Bennett also received the first Balfour Award in football as Indiana's most valuable football player.
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It was a three-cornered contest with a strong showing from Labour but Scott held on with a majority of 1,628 votes. Macdonald nursed the constituency over the next few years and fought it again at the 1950 election. This time, probably assisted by the increased turnout, he unseated Scott winning by a majority of 1,156. It was to be a short lived triumph however as the outcome of the general election, a small overall Labour majority in Parliament, did not prove sufficient for the government to carry on for a full Parliamentary term and Clement Attlee called an election in October 1951.
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On 23 April, the BBC held a charity appeal titled The Big Night In, in collaboration between Children in Need and Comic Relief. Chef Jamie Oliver produced a new programme, Keep Cooking and Carry On, for Channel 4, and Charlie Brooker produced a one-off BBC Two special, Charlie Brooker's Antiviral Wipe, to satirize the impact of the pandemic and the British government response. On 12 May, it was reported that the British government would allow scripted television production to resume if safety precautions are instituted. Emmerdale and Coronation Street were among the first scripted series to resume.
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He sometimes called these methods The Way of the Sly ManSee In Search of the Miraculous because they constituted a sort of short-cut through a process of development that might otherwise carry on for years without substantive results. The teacher, more adept, sees the individual requirements of the disciple and sets tasks that he knows will result in a transformation of consciousness in that individual. Instructive historical parallels can be found in the annals of Zen Buddhism, where teachers employed a variety of methods (sometimes highly unorthodox) to bring about the arising of insight in the student.
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The courts decide to free Mary and her companions in appreciation of their honesty and the belief that they had learned their initial lesson. As for Clarke, he is left in England carrying the burden of being responsible for the death of Will, Charlotte, and Emmanuel. As Mary stands once again in Cornwall where her story began, she reflects on the short time of her family, and the lack of freedom symbolised through the death of her beloved. She silently agrees to carry on for the sake of their deceased souls, despite not knowing what the future holds anymore.
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Nash and Joel Bernstein, who had assembled the three individual box sets Voyage, Reflections, and Carry On for Crosby, Nash, and Stills respectively, collaborated again to produce this set. Nash stated that he became the group's archivist both because of his interest in preserving their historyDaily Record website retrieved unknown and because "I just think I'm the only one with the patience for it." Nash had also produced the 1991 box set for CSN, and Bernstein was the photographer for the 1974 tour. Nash and Bernstein selected the best take for each song from the dozen or so performances available.
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Religion drives much of her commitment to her work as "Türmerin". Despite being a Protestant, she has no issues with the fact that she undertakes her responsibilities in the tower of a Catholic church, and she makes no secret of feeling "a bit closer to Heaven" ("...dem Himmel ein Stück näher...") in her little office high above the city streets. There is also more than a hint of vocation in her reaction when asked how long she intends to continue with her work as Türmerin: "My predecessor carried on till his seventieth year. I might carry on for even longer if my joints hold out".
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American Airlines introduced basic economy fares for 10 markets in February 2017, following Delta and United. Initially, American did not provide basic economy passengers with free overhead space for carry-on baggage, except for its AAdvantage elite members, who still receive the standard free checked bag allowance. In April 2018, the airline introduced basic economy on transatlantic flights, including one free carry-on and the ability to select seats in advance for a fee, together with its joint venture partners British Airways, Iberia and Finnair. In September 2018, American re- introduced a free carry-on for basic economy passengers in addition to a personal item, a change the airline attributed to basic economy revenue not meeting expectations.
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Thatcher had long considered, as her husband Denis desired, to stand down in May 1989 after 10 years as Prime Minister. However, having won a 102-seat majority at the general election two years previously, and having led the party for 14 years without a hint of a leadership challenge, Thatcher opted to carry on for a full third term. As a result, Thatcher faced mounting internal party criticism, which culminated in the decision of Meyer to offer a stalking horse candidacy for the party leadership. Sir Anthony Meyer was critical of the recently introduced Community Charge (which was seen by many as the key factor in the government's declining popularity), Thatcher's leadership style and her Euroscepticism.
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Darren obliged and the two would set in motion a sort of songwriting ping-pong match that would carry on for several months. In February 2002, Darren moved to New Orleans to work closer with Paul in hopes to at least turn their efforts into some kind of side-project. Calling it "Math", the two explored many of their shared influences ranging from DJ Shadow to Bjork, yielding a lot of their earlier works to be more sample based electronica. After Meany's band officially broke up by that summer, Darren and Paul moved in together into a house they found in Mandeville, Louisiana where they spent all their time writing new songs and considering how to turn their side-project into a full band.
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Also, in "The Power of Three", after a massive electric current is passed through the Eleventh Doctor, he is left with only one heart in working condition and is unable to carry on for a long period of time. In "The Unicorn and the Wasp", the Tenth Doctor is able to overcome the effects of cyanide by "stimulating the inhibited enzymes into reversal", a process he referred to as going through "detox". In the episode "Cold Blood", the Eleventh Doctor experiences excruciating pain when the Silurian attempts to decontaminate him of surface bacteria. The Doctor states this would kill him, most likely due to the scanners being programmed to "detox" humans and therefore being unaware of what elements the Doctor requires.
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He described it as a "hit and miss", finding the early episodes "promising" but then he felt the story did not have enough plot to carry on for seven episodes, and keeping track of the conspiracy between the various characters was "tedious and confusing". DVD Talk's John Sinnot rated The Ambassadors of Death three stars out of five, describing it as a "generally fun adventure" despite it lasting a couple episodes too long. He was positive towards the Doctor's characterisation and the Ambassadors, who he described as "a great low-budget creature that actually looks more menacing than silly", but felt "there are a few too many plot twists and the result is a script with some pretty major holes in it".
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In the end Cien Caras and Máscara Año 2000 retained their championships when Perro Aguayo was disqualified in the third and final fall of the match. Konnan would later on move to World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and work in the United States for years, putting an end to his rivalry with Cien Caras. Aguayo's rivalry with Cien Caras and Máscara Año 2000 would carry on for years, even beyond Aguayo's initial retirement from wrestling as Cien Caras and Máscara Año 2000 brought him back for one more Luchas de Apuestas match as part of CMLL's 2006 Homenaje a Dos Leyendas show. At Triplemanía III-B Perro accompanied his son to the ring as he made his debut against Juventud Guerrera, son of Fuerza Guerrera who was at ringside with his son as well.
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On 1 March 2008, it was confirmed that she had chipped a bone in her ankle during training and there were doubts as to whether she would be able to continue in the competition. Having previously received a gash to the head and a broken rib, this did not deter her, and she vowed to carry on for her dance partner and the people who had voted for her. On 2 March, she skated with her ankle strapped and finished second from bottom on the leader board with a total of 24; however, the public saved her from the skate-off. On 9 March, she skated in the semi-final of Dancing on Ice and again achieved the highest score of the series so far with 27.5 (it also being the score of her "Music" routine) to the song "Eternal Flame".
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In 2010, Glover delivered the Commencement Address and was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree from Utah State University. Also in 2010, Starr King School for the Ministry awarded the Doctorate of Humane Letters (Litterarum Humanarum Doctor), in absentia, to Mr. Glover. His call to humanity to see itself as the recipient of a legacy of caring and commitment that began with prior parental and religious communities and that it should carry on for the sake of those who will follow are in alignment with Starr King's values. Mr. Glover was awarded the doctorate specifically for his long history of passionate activism, including support for the United Farm Workers, UNITE HERE, The Algebra Project, The Black AIDS Institute, as well as his humanitarian efforts on behalf of the Haiti earthquake victims, literacy and civil rights and his fight against unjust labor practices.
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On 1 June 1806 an agreement was entered into whereby John Jones, a London-Welsh surgeon and apothecary, of Gracechurch Street, London and Derry Ormond, Ceredigion, Thomas Morgan, an Aberystwyth solicitor and David Davies, of Machynlleth later of Aberystwyth, then of Castle Green House, Cardigan, entered into partnership to carry on for 14 years a banking business under the name Jones, Morgan & Davies.Early Banks in West Wales, by Francis Green (in West Wales Historical Records, The Annual Magazine of The Historical Society of West Wales, Volume VI, edited by Francis Green, Printed by W. Spurrell & Son, 1916) The partners were to raise the capital and share the profits in equal shares. John Jones had the right to nominate one of his sons to succeed him in the partnership if he died. If either of the other two partners died his interest in the business was to be calculated and the value paid to his executor. Any partner could terminate the partnership upon six months’ notice.
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Singe, along with Mouat, Devine, Thomas, Petersen, and Carroll all then returned to New Zealand ahead of their teammates and were accompanied by Mr. Ponder the manager. Bert Avery the captain after arriving home said "it has been a wonderful trip… our team was a great one if all had held together, and I think we did very well… we were left with only five forwards to carry on for two months. Players were being shifted about all over the field, and under the circumstances the record of winning 50 per cent of the matches must be considered satisfactory". Others who had been on the tour felt that Singe and the other "malcontents" were wrong with the attitude they adopted, and that "there may have been conditions imposed which we did not entirely agree with, but most of us were prepared to put up with them, and it was the same for all".
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Cooley rejected the notion that railroads were a "public highway," writing: > They are not, when in private hands, the people's highways; but they are > private property, whose owners make it their business to transport persons > and merchandize in their own carriages, over their own land, for such > pecuniary compensation as may be stipulated. These owners carry on, for > their own benefit, a business which has, indeed, its public aspect, inasmuch > as it accommodates a public want, and its establishment is consequently, in > a certain sense, a public purpose. But it is not such a purpose in any other > or different sense than would be the opening of a hotel, the establishment > of a line of stages, or the putting in operation of a grist mill ... Reflecting on the state constitution's bar on the funding of internal improvements, Cooley stated that > what the state as a political community cannot do it cannot require the > inferior municipalities to do. When the case is found to stand entirely > outside the domain of taxation, state burdens and township burdens are alike > precluded' no township vote and no township majority however large, can > affect the principle.
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Jeffery 2006, pp 190–1 Nigel Cave exonerates Kiggell from some of the questionable decisions which are sometimes attributed to him. Kiggell’s stress on high-morale infantry attacks cannot be blamed for the catastrophe of the First Day of the Somme, as an infantry advance in straight lines was only one of the formations suggested in Rawlinson’s Fourth Army Tactical Notes and modern research has shown that it was not widely adopted. By contrast, the decision to prolong the Third Ypres Campaign into the wet weather of November 1917 (to capture the high ground of Passchendaele Ridge) and to postpone the initially more successful Cambrai Offensive from 20 September until November, were ultimately taken by Haig rather than by Kiggell.Matthew 2004, pp542-3 Nigel Cave writes that Haig was highly critical of what he perceived as unsatisfactory performance, even in such senior generals as Rawlinson (in 1915) and Plumer (in 1916), and that it is therefore unlikely that he would have retained Kiggell’s services had he not been up to the job. Cave writes that Kiggell was “a solid effective administrator” and “basically sound and capable” but that “it is questionable whether he should have been allowed to carry on for so long”.
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