This novel carves out space for intimacy, for love stories.
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I'm just not sure if he carves out that kind of career.
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Despite his busy life, he also carves out enough time to read.
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The law carves out exemptions for a long list of industries, including journalism.
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Section 22015 carves out an exception to that exception by waiving the shield.
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For example, the Arizona law carves out few exceptions for employees or employers.
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Arianna Huffington carves out time every day to take a break from work.
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Barr carves out several types of information that he might redact from it.
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But it carves out many exceptions and is less sweeping than the original.
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The government funding bill also carves out room for researchers to study industrial hemp.
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The measure carves out exceptions for those convicted of murder or felony sex crimes.
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But every so often, Burnett carves out time to record under his own name.
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He believes that his success retroactively carves out the history based on having ... won, right?
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Milanese illustrator, Eleonora Arosio, carves out an aesthetic full with playful characters and beach scenes.
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Simmons inbounds the ball and then immediately carves out post position for an entry pass.
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President Trump's regulatory moratorium carves out a provision for these sort of health and safety rules.
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Yolanda even carves out "knobbly bits" at the knee before adding some pretty gnarly looking gashes.
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Machado, who actually recurs on Jane, carves out her space as a terrific leading lady here.
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Today, it carves out a new space online: Lego Life, a social network built specifically for kids.
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Waggoner points out that the FACT Act carves out exemptions for centers that already provide abortion services.
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Article 370 of the Indian constitution carves out a special status to the state of J&K.
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There's the jovial full-time sanitation worker who carves out enough time to coach his son's team.
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With Secretary Tillerson, his staff says he carves out time during the day to study up [on memos].
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And it carves out a provision that would let qualified permit holders carry concealed guns in school zones.
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Trusting that message follows feeling, McQueen carves out a vulnerability in Ashes that is refreshing in its intimacy.
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He still carves out five percent of his winnings for fun, but the rest goes into savings and investments.
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Homecoming stays true to that spirit and carves out a teen experience for Peter that feels so unmistakably familiar.
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The Democratic National Committee carves out a stance against data localization requirements in the party's draft platform, released Friday.
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The six-banger can't quite emulate V8 oomph, but it carves out its own niche, and it's a good one.
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And he felt a kinship to a family man with two daughters who carves out time for family hiking trips.
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Also, the executive order carves out short-term financing for most commercial trade, including the export and import of petroleum.
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It also carves out a relatively safe area for their Syrian supporters; some refugees have already returned to the area.
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She finally carves out a few minutes to speak at lunch — but not before giving an impromptu speech to the staff.
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It's a marked contrast to Hand Habits, through which Duffy carves out space for more personal expression, both instrumentally and lyrically.
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It explicitly carves out an exception of sorts from the third-party doctrine for historical CSLI, citing its unusually intrusive nature.
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Tigers and other animals like hummingbirds also show up in works that Boy Kong carves out of wood and then paints.
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Along the way, Kurosawa carves out space to explore themes of love and loyalty, justice and vengeance, individualism and community identity.
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It carves out the dead cells on the surface of your face, so that your new healthy skin can shine through.
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The thing is, the law carves out lots of safeguards for companies who do share users' private information with the government.
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Gates, who goes through about 50 books a year, carves out time to read no matter how hectic his day may be.
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The deal outlines a faster rise in New York City, but carves out a slow lane for small businesses and surrounding counties.
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However, the ordinance carves out an exception for federally controlled facilities at San Francisco International Airport and the Port of San Francisco.
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But if the past is any guide, it won't be long before he too carves out a role in the Trump empire.
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Howe never predicted that this women's gym, which also carves out specific time for men, would become a refuge for transgender people.
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She carves out small, sacred spaces: a portion of the floor at mealtime, an upturned crate by the window, a bathroom stall.
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Horan carves out a bit of space on the left, and her cross meets a galloping Morgan right in front of Telford.
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The recent $2 trillion stimulus legislation Trump signed on Friday carves out $500 billion in taxpayer money for loans to large corporations.
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SESTA carves out an exception in Section 230, so that websites now are responsible for content hosted that pertains to sex trafficking.
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And the EU, for its part, often carves out exemptions in its climate policies for energy-intensive industries like steel or cement.
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The law carves out an exception if a patient's life is in danger, but not for a pregnancy resulting from rape or incest.
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Naimi carves out a piece of every investment he makes for other portfolio company founders — especially if they referred the deal to him.
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It also specifically carves out money for the U.S. Agency for International Development and the World Health Organization amid the worsening international outbreak.
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In whatever role she carves out for herself, she will have to contend with the vitriol she has drawn throughout her public life.
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Even many fiscal conservatives advocate for policy that carves out a path to reducing the overall debt burden instead of eliminating it altogether.
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FOSTA carves out a new exception to Section 230 of the Communication Decency Act, which shields website operators from liability for user-generated content.
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The wicked cheap 550 carves out a space for AMD that hasn't really been feasible for any GPU maker in the last seven years.
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In fact, Webster carves out two distinct spaces in the painting, a layered one on the left and a receding one on the right.
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If the Supreme Court carves out a narrow bona fide religious exemption, would atheists and agnostics then have no right to refuse offensive cakes?
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These time slots, which he refers to as buffers, are moments that he carves out for himself so he can think strategically and proactively.
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Maine law requires workers to be paid 753 times their normal rate for each hour worked after 275 hours, but it carves out some exemptions.
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It's largely about a woman's day-to-day routine as she carves out an identity for herself beyond the traditional labels of wife or mother.
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She carves out a relatively ordinary life, and she's clearly established some sort of coping routine in response to stress: tea, hot baths, bike rides.
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In addition to the state's 20203 percent increase, the bill also carves out a 25 percent increase in Medicaid federal matching funds as well. Sen.
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In addition to the state's 3 percent increase, the bill also carves out a 25 percent increase in Medicaid federal matching funds as well. Sen.
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It carves out an exemption for algorithms that detect and redact faces from body camera footage, so that the rules don't slow public records requests.
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It also carves out spending for getting more out of crops while using less water and preserving mangroves that protect coastal communities from storm surge.
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Maine law requires workers to be paid 22014 times their normal rate for each hour worked after 20143 hours, but it carves out some exemptions.
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Jess's Jubilee poems show us black musical performance carried out amidst and against such barbarism, a kind of resistance that carves out space for living.
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Artist Sofia Metaxas carves out the famed faces and stares of Prince, Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, and public-facing contemporaries like Selena Gomez, using only makeup.
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Having a designated date night carves out time specifically for our relationship, and it's something we both make a priority, even during the busiest of weeks.
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The budget plan carves out $130 billion for a reform plan but does not specify a preferred plan, opening a path for negotiations with House Democrats.
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The policy carves out places where guns will remain prohibited, reflecting the administration's desire to make the rules as restrictive as possible without violating the law.
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Pushing for permission to experiment in the US Amazon's vision for drone delivery carves out the airspace between 200 and 400 feet for high-speed transit.
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"There will be a general license that carves out specific debt owned by U.S. entities," Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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It also, however, carves out the cost of share-based compensation, which in the quarter ended March 30 tallied some $625 million, or 11 percent of revenue.
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The Senate bill carves out an exception to the law if foreign countries are found culpable for terrorist attacks that kill American citizens within the United States.
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Last month, the House of Representatives passed a bill that carves out an exemption in the law, making websites liable if they aid and abet sex trafficking.
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While the Senate version carves out up to $1.5 trillion in deficit spending for the tax plan over a decade, the House bill does not allow any.
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While a theater set carves out a pocket in time and space for a narrative to unfold, window design must go further, providing a character as well.
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The bill also carves out exemptions for certain safety-sensitive industries, including law enforcement and construction, as well as jobs that require supervising children or medical patients.
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But even if Trump drops the tariffs, carves out exemptions for specific countries, or indefinitely delays implementation, the effects on the economy could be negative and persistent.
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The Federal Reserve has until November 2019 to reduce oversight of banks under $250 billion, which carves out all but roughly a dozen of the nation's biggest banks.
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But the band's sophomore album, For Now, is a tightly-wound and irresistibly charming collection of songs that easily carves out their own spot among their local peers.
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Language is a sieve, a veil, a dark looking-glass that carves out a space in the ceaseless flow of sensory experience for us to think and be.
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The bill follows similar proposals in previous legislatures, with the key distinction being that it carves out a path for federal appropriations to partly fund the museum's creation.
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Plus, he carves out a little time to perform at events, like Thursday's Fossil bash, as he is the face of the brand's new Fossil Q Commuter watch campaign.
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Like Ex Machina before it, it's a thoughtful, disturbing film wrapped in an accessible science fiction premise, and it comfortably carves out a unique take on VanderMeer's source material.
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It carves out exceptions — but that is what they are: Departures from the norm that need to be justified by telcos, and which can be acted on by regulators.
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Frazer writes that he always carves out time to meditate and journal every day in addition to getting at least six hours and 45 minutes of sleep a night.
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In the last couple of months, however, two federal appellate courts have struck down a 2015 amendment to TCPA that carves out an exception for government debt collection efforts.
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Inside, he carves out a special space from which his mother could carry on her piano teaching and outside, the small cloistered garden offers snatches of views across the lake.
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Ramstad carves out a space for domestic tasks within the lived experiences of everyone — including queer, non-binary, and transgender communities — by engaging in sewing as a transgender person himself.
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Its policy, however, carves out certain exemptions — including some for news publishers — and will allow for companies and organizations to run ads that advocate for certain causes with some restrictions.
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When he is on location, Ramsay said, he carves out time to explore local courses — he even dreams of one day changing his office from movie sets to golf courses.
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Beyond this, Mr. Modi's government has tried to pass a bill in Parliament that carves out exemptions for Hindus, Buddhists, Christians and people from other religions — but leaves out Muslims.
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Beyond this, Mr. Modi's government has tried to pass a bill in Parliament that carves out exemptions for Hindus, Buddhists, Christians and people from other religions — but leaves out Muslims.
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That prompted Trump to issue a revised ban on March 6, which exempts Iraqis from its list of banned foreign nationals and carves out exceptions for visa and green card holders.
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Acknowledging all this — the basic reasons that we deem violence out of place in civilized society — try to articulate a principle that carves out an exception for the caregiver-child relationship.
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In the meantime, Danielle's mom Michelle carves out some time to make sure her eldest granddaughter Blayke feels extra special, and they drive around the neighborhood together in a pink toy car.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Jack Sock started a new tradition at the Auckland Classic on Thursday, one the 26-year-old hopes will become his trademark as he carves out a successful tennis career.
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Legislation is also necessary to enable the FAA to regulate hobbyist flight; Section 336 of the FAA Modernization and Reform Act, which carves out qualifying model aircraft from regulation entirely, is outdated.
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The Constitution does not grant the president the power to prosecute; the only explicit role the Constitution carves out for the president in individual criminal cases is the right to issue pardons.
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The new law, the Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act or FOSTA, carves out exceptions to the Communications Decency Act, which prevents online platforms from being held legally accountable for what their users post.
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If it carves out a halfway-coherent message, the collapsing support for Labour may offer a chance to scoop up a small number of seats at the next general election, due in 2020.
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For the occasion, THUMP is delighted to premiere "Anti-Everything," an oneiric ambient piece that, over the course of ten minutes, delicately carves out its own unstable, earnest, and misanthropic sense of time.
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Officials there reacted bitterly when the amendment was announced in March, since it carves out cities with a population of five million or more, effectively omitting the five counties that compose the city.
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Analysts say 17 cruise ships are expected to hit the market next year on the expectation that demand for cruising will rise as more baby boomers retire and the industry carves out new offerings.
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Trump is serious about more tax cuts For months, Trump and his advisers have said they will propose another round of tax cuts, and the new budget carves out $1.4 trillion for reduced taxes.
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The persistence of American slavery is a popular alternate-history plotline, along with the Nazis' winning World War II, but Mr. Winters carves out fresh territory by blending genres, adding elements of detective fiction.
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The rule also carves out exemptions for agriculture, and it doesn't regulate most drainage ditches — the types of waterways that Pruitt and the American Farm Bureau Federation cite as the source of their confusion.
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You can see how it works in the video below, the monster snow blower blasts through the layers of thick snow and carves out an open path, revealing the mountain road that was buried underneath.
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And with so much going on this year, Young says he's trying to make sure that he carves out "a day or two here and there" so he can hang out with family and friends.
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Try using a time-management clock that carves out and alerts you on anywhere from five to 60-minute work periods so you can get up and stretch your legs before getting back to it.
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Federal law carves out an exception to the rule, which seems fair when you think of a seeing-eye dog, or a trained service animal helping someone with severe psychological difficulties participate in social life.
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To overcome the resistance from politicians in Assam, who do not want Hindu or Muslim migrants taking their land, the new version of the bill carves out special protections for areas predominated by indigenous people.
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With a pared-down aesthetic and an appreciation for witnessing the brush strokes, animator Freddy Arenas carves out a hovel of personal creation on his social media account, featuring skateboarding tricks and summer bike rides.
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Showing with Stewart Gallery, Brian Dettmer took a similarly nuanced approach to transform religious, archaeology, and history books into sculptures — he takes a scalpel to various printed texts and carves out labyrinths of images and words.
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The filing in the U.S. District Court for Central California, claimed that the law carves out "nonsensical" exemptions for roles such as "direct salespeople, travel agents, grant writers, construction truck drivers, commercial fisherman" and many more.
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Mr. Quagliata's pasta work can be just as satisfying when he carves out new traditions, tossing tubes of rigatoni with roasted carrots and sizzled scallions and chiles, then brightening the flavors with a spoonful of yogurt.
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Asahi president Akiyoshi Koji said "bolt-on" acquisitions in Europe, including beer makers and distributors, were a priority, as the company carves out a larger slice of the overseas market to compensate for slow growth at home.
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We spoke to the star about exactly why the ritual is such an important part of her everyday routine; after all, unless she's "somewhere without a bathtub", she always carves out some time for a soak — no exceptions.
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Bringing in both his son and godson as bandmates on the album, Carpenter carves out 12-tracks of the pensive synth and chugging guitar work he's become known for, including a tribute to the storied actor Bela Lugosi.
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L on Wednesday posted a steep drop in first-half profit and said it sees higher costs over the next several years, as it carves out a plan to fix some issues it found in its sales practices.
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But, according to a former senior EPA official, the law carves out an exemption for officials who have been confirmed by the Senate to be the deputy of the position they act in, which would apply to Wheeler.
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In the open-plan orientation, the king bed carves out its space with the help of an elaborate headboard that doubles as shelving on the opposite side, kind of like a pony wall in the otherwise open space.
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While the securitization carves out a material portion of spectrum, Fitch believes the improved transparency with Sprint's 2.5GHz spectrum portfolio has allowed Fitch to increase the underlying asset value estimate relative to our prior recovery analysis for the company.
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The Conways have been a frequent topic of discussion inside the Beltway as Kellyanne Conway remains one of the president's closest advisers and most visible defenders and George Conway carves out space as an anti-Trump commentator on Twitter.
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Chris Stewart (R-UT) will introduce the Fairness For All Act, a purported compromise bill that would ban discrimination against LGBTQ people in employment, housing, education, and public accommodations — but carves out broad exemptions for churches and religious organizations.
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The zipper detail around the waist of a leather jacket carves out an hourglass silhouette, the black jumpsuit has a wrap top that's adjustable to your bust, and a lace-up pencil skirt hugs every curve in the best way possible.
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When she's not filming the next summer blockbuster or dashing from the airport to the red carpet — baiting every paparazzi in sight — she carves out time to return to her OG gig, fronting top fashion campaigns like PAIGE's fall lookbook.
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The legislation carves out an exception for zero rating of entire categories of apps and services, so an internet provider should still be able to offer free data on all music streaming apps, for instance, if they chose to do so.
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The final rule carves out some exemptions that could help ease the burden for smaller players, according to Tom Neltner, the chemicals policy director for the Environmental Defense Fund, who has been deeply involved in reviewing the E.P.A.'s proposals.
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Tate Reeves (R) issued an executive order last week to restrict large gatherings, it carves out major exemptions for organizations like churches and restaurants as long as they serve fewer than 10 people at any given time, and some retailers.
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Unless the Supreme Court carves out a new rule deferring personal lawsuits against the president until his term is complete, President Trump will be coughing up substantial coin to make these lawsuits go away so he can get around to building that wall.
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While the fish-out-of-water concept is one of TV's oldest, "Ozark" carves out its own path with clever twists -- including a late-in-the-run flashback explaining how the cartel came into his life -- and the sheer strength of the performances.
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While the new-crop futures ratio clearly carves out soybeans as a better choice than corn this spring, a continued increase of new-crop corn futures into the spring could give corn-loving farmers a valid excuse not to switch to soybeans.
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Mash that up with Brightman's high energy and can't-take-your-eyes-off-him charisma, and it's no surprise the musical carves out its own place outside of the famed movie and cartoon — though of course fans of both will be delighted.
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Made up of capsule beds in shared dorm rooms, Tribe Theory carves out a new category of budget business accommodation by combining the communal atmosphere of a hostel with the standards of a hotel and the entrepreneurial environment of a co-working space.
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The TFR says "no pilots may operate an aircraft in the areas covered by this Notice to Airmen," however it carves out an exception for "response aircraft in support of law enforcement aircraft," meaning that police aircraft continue to monitor the protesters' camps.
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She wrote that the Antideficiency Act — the federal law that prohibits the government from paying money not appropriated by Congress but carves out exceptions that allow the government to require certain employees to work — didn't excuse the government from complying with federal wage laws.
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The entire Remender-Opeña run of the comic is stellar, but there's something particularly special about their first arc, which carves out new territory for Deadpool and the rest of his teammates with a story that'll make you laugh but also crush your heart.
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Most US attorneys have to live in the district where they serve, but federal law carves out an exception for the US attorneys in Washington, DC, and the southern and eastern districts of New York, who can live within 20 miles of their district.
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It's something you occasionally see in the NBA, where the CBA carves out a special kind of transaction in which a signing and a trade are combined together to allow a player to reap certain contractual benefits he couldn't get on a new team.
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Yeah, there's a lot of spidery connective tissue between their droning, atonal dirges and some of Dark Buddha Rising's spacier material, but Atomikylä ultimately carves out its own niche within Finland's small but increasingly deadly dark psychedelic scene (don't worry, Abyssion—we love you, too).
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The other big problem with today's FCA is that it carves out "claims, records, or statements made under the Internal Revenue Code" — an exclusion made in deference to the secretary of the Treasury, who oversees the IRS and must authorize all lawsuits to recover taxes.
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The ruling, by the state Court of Appeals, carves out a new exemption in the state's Freedom of Information Law, which has been understood to require local agencies to at least acknowledge the existence of records, even if they were not required to release them.
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It carves out less explicit interior space than "Domo," but is architecturally suggestive enough to create a site for performance — a feeling abetted by the natural bowl in which it sits, whose brown, green, and yellow swirls of earth seem to radiate from its angular form.
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As you've no doubt seen in the trailer, Marvel's Avengers carves out a new timeline in which a San Francisco celebration of Earth's mightiest heroes is cut short when something terrible happens, resulting in the destruction of the Golden Gate Bridge and a downed S.H.I.E.L.D. helicarrier.
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Tomris Laffly, Film School Rejects Feig's Ghostbusters confidently carves out its own spot within a much-adored universe by welcoming a different audience into its crazy enchanted layers, while winking to the original's fans with friendly faces (surprise), familiar gadgets and musical cues they will recognize.
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"My Side of the Mountain" had a massive influence on me, connecting my love of the outdoors with the written word, particularly the clever woodsman's survival techniques by which young Sam the runaway literally carves out a living for himself in the wilderness of the Catskills.
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Collecting information on kids is a highly sensitive issue, and US law carves out various additional protections or restrictions when it comes to minors—the only major federal law on digital privacy, the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, for example, was passed to protect children under 13.
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The affirmation of Sprint's issue ratings considers that while the expected securitization carves out a material portion of spectrum, Fitch believes the improved transparency with Sprint's 3371908 GHz spectrum portfolio has allowed Fitch to increase the underlying asset value estimate relative to our prior recovery analysis for Sprint.
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Yesterday was tremendous progress, and the way ahead for members of Congress is clear: passing protections for Dreamers, TPS holders and DED holders without delay does right by millions of hardworking individuals and their families, and carves out the path ahead for more meaningful, necessary reforms in the near future.
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The network — which was founded by a Black couple to celebrate Black culture; it's the definition of "for us by us" — carves out time each year to put some respect on the names of the people giving back and striving to be the change that they want to see in the world.
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This bill carves out a cyberattack exception to the blanket immunity of foreign governments-- including foreign officials, employees, or agents-- provided by FSIA with regard to money damages sought by a national of the United States for personal injury, harm to reputation, or damage to or loss of property resulting from cyberattacks.
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The Obama administration's proposed $22 billion defense budget for 22014 carves out $193 billion — more than four times the amount allotted the previous year — to fund the European Reassurance Initiative, which would send an additional 219,22015 American troops, along with heavy artillery and military equipment, to Central and Eastern Europe to deter an increasingly aggressive Russia.
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Yet unusually, if not uniquely, the Heisman Trust, which administers the trophy, carves out a special space for those who, it could be argued, know best what it takes to be considered the college football season's exemplary player, a collection of luminaries that includes Paul Hornung, Roger Staubach, Bo Jackson, Barry Sanders, Tim Tebow and Cam Newton.
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So in a book that is occasionally hyperbolic yet fastidiously thorough — sometimes too thorough: "Walk This Way" grew from a long-form article and often feels better suited as one, unless you're enthralled by the nitty-gritty of industry insider-ness — Edgers carves out a niche by creating in narrative fashion the very mash-up he's documenting, merging two racial and spatial histories just as Run-DMC and Aerosmith's hit fused disparate sounds and scenes.
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The party says Johnson's Brexit package — which carves out special status for Northern Ireland to keep an open border with EU member Ireland — is bad for the region and weakens its bonds with the rest of the UKRead more: Boris Johnson refuses to reveal how badly his Brexit deal will hurt the UK economyTo make up for the votes of 10 DUP lawmakers, Johnson has tried to persuade members of the left-of-center Labour Party to support the deal.
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