At the time, only royalty was deemed worthy of such treatment.
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That they are deemed worthy of consideration, though, suggests something has changed.
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In another sign of Mr. Kasich's relevance, he has been deemed worthy of attacking.
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Emails that are deemed worthy of the dashboard, however, don't look like ordinary emails.
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Society's labelled us the lowest of the low and we're not deemed worthy of medical attention.
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But on six occasions the prize has not been awarded, with no eligible candidate deemed worthy.
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It's sort of like Thor's Mjölnir in the sense that only those deemed worthy can wield it.
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In comparison, winners of the Golden Globes are deemed worthy by film critics — experts, but outsiders nonetheless.
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How do we re-engineer the land, roads and neighborhoods of the places deemed worthy of salvation?
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The ones deemed worthy; the ones so special that they must be transformed from bit to atom.
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To form a selfie deck, users create a Twitter list comprising members they've deemed worthy of including.
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Hopefully 2019 shifts our understanding of whose voice is deemed worthy of authoring motherhood, beginning with Teresa Wong.
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" Another criticized the professor's past tweets and bemoaned the fact that Ciccariello is "deemed worthy of educating young minds.
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It was deemed worthy enough to be featured in Runner's World, the Wall Street Journal, and NBC Nightly News.
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But what about all the other shows deemed worthy of a nomination by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences?
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Aside from talent, heritage, and facial features their early critics deemed worthy of comment, both are mouthy, uncompromising dynamos.
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If deemed worthy, they were finally admitted to the sanctum sanctorum, an office large enough to accommodate 40 people.
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Below, you'll find a list of 17 gifts we've deemed worthy of giving our own mom's in the past.
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Her artwork was deemed worthy of our attention — it was just the authorship of a woman that was erased.
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Excluding the five works deemed worthy of restitution to the heirs of their Jewish owners, almost 500 require further research.
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Our lives don't only consist of the moments and angles deemed worthy of sharing, with 15 hashtags for good measure.
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Gold Butte was deemed worthy of monument designation for historical and cultural assets but also for environmental and conservation reasons.
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I also dated other people, not one of whom I deemed worthy of putting up with dirty socks on the floor.
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Bukowski's entire project as a writer was in opposition or indifference to the standards of poetry deemed worthy of prestigious publications.
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Every game element had to be deemed worthy of inclusion, and not just because it was how things had always been done.
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Those deemed worthy enough to attend are tasked with donning an outfit a little bit bolder than your typical award show fare.
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With the season upon us, here are the 13 bongs that we've deemed worthy to be crowned the bong of the summer.
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The $6.7 million was the maximum penalty, based on $150,000 for each of the 45 works the judge deemed worthy of protection.
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But after not receiving offers they deemed worthy for an outfielder who hit 33 home runs in 2016, the Mets kept him.
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They're earth-system-driven disasters striking areas that the so-called invisible hand of the market has deemed worthy of sacrifice and destruction.
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In our basement, we have a fucking pile of bags she's deemed worthy of keeping: gift bags, upscale shopping bags, party bags, etc.
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Rather than charging into poor countries and flinging money at the causes they deemed worthy, donors would respect plans created by those countries' politicians.
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By Thursday evening, the Mumbai associates&apos organization, Magic Bus, was included in the five charities deemed worthy of a $100,000 grant from Blackstone.
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Since the UFC's return to Brazil, they have had 23 events—only seven of which were deemed worthy of being pay-per-view shows.
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The designer joins the ranks of the fashion elite that the Supreme x Louis Vuitton has deemed worthy of getting first dibs on the threads.
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No other superhero movie, not even the first Superman feature back in 1978, had been deemed worthy of nominations beyond those related to technical achievement.
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It's about the kind of violence that is deemed worthy of state attention — like school shootings — and the kind that isn't, like intimate partner violence.
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In a world where ratings are everything, the best things in life go to those deemed worthy by their peers through an Uber-esque star system.
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If these are the social skills deemed worthy of reward — rudeness and a tendency to patronize — then I'll take my circumscribed earning potential and run, thanks.
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Given where he'd come from, the intermittent waiting and the long road were deemed worthy of a documentary, Grind Now, Shine Later, produced by the G League.
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The only real way to confirm that your fave star will see your message on Twitter is be deemed worthy enough for said celebrity to follow you.
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Some countered the very act of the briefing made it fair game as it was deemed worthy of repeating by the Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.
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It keeps away the unwanted ramblings and harassment of random, often anonymous strangers, but it erases the voice of anyone not deemed worthy enough for a checkmark.
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Next up, we check in on Tayshia Adams and John Paul Jones, because a week cannot pass where this guy doesn't do something deemed worthy of screentime.
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Some volumes are intact; others survive as only single pages, though so great is the Quran's spiritual charisma that, traditionally, every scrap is deemed worthy of preserving.
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As such, the appearance of models deemed worthy of inclusion in fashion shows, media, and advertisements sends messages about who deserves to feel beautiful and be included.
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The sections showing the workers performing mind-numbing tasks illuminates another kind of absurdity: why are some lives deemed worthy of desire while others are seen as expendable?
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That's a function of more money flowing into private equity as its returns have beaten public markets' and a lack of new businesses deemed worthy of that capital.
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The airline's staff will also be invited to pitch digital ideas, with initial grants of S$5,000 being given to suggestions deemed worthy of further testing, Goh said.
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The free agent the Yankees did sign, J.A. Happ, was not deemed worthy of a postseason start, after a mediocre follow-up to his impressive cameo last summer.
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People deemed worthy of protection, she said, were "disproportionately the people who have the power to update the rules" and persuade Facebook to reverse a decision about hate speech.
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For those of us who knew the two men, the aftermath has been a reminder of the hierarchies placed on which lives are deemed worthy of mourning in Bangladesh.
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It may be that conservatives recoiled from Goldy's noxious coverage of the attack because the victim was a white woman, someone they deemed worthy of their time and sympathy.
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A cellphone video had emerged showing a group of women singing and clapping as two men danced — behavior deemed worthy of a death warrant for them and the relatives.
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If she had played two very different characters in the same film the way that Lupita Nyong'o did in "Us," might that have been deemed worthy of a nomination?
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And as the Ocean's 8 star reflected on during her address, years after graduating in 2001, she herself is now a former student the school "deemed worthy enough" to celebrate.
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Browse through passionate sex between performer couples, experimental short films, and solo videos to see the palpable intensity the Feminist Porn Awards deemed worthy of a nomination back in 2015.
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More to the point, can a supposed masterpiece — a cinematic experience deemed worthy of the year's greatest honor — really be independent of the person most centrally responsible for its realization?
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You only need to search the #Giannis hashtag on Vine to get a sense of why he was deemed worthy of a $100 million deal heading into his fourth season.
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Last month, I attended the annual Boekenbal, a gala celebrating Dutch publishing, the main purpose of which, I learned, is to generate gossip about who is deemed worthy of tickets.
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"No rules this time," Graver announces (in a line deemed worthy of the movie's billboards), after terrorists brutally strike within U.S. borders at a big-box store in the heartland.
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And should the transit agency's project be deemed worthy of federal funding, the federal government will subsidize a much smaller percentage of the project costs than it will for roads.
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From 1828 to 1830, a Gowanus landowner, Adriance Van Brunt, paused several times a week to record in a diary the events of that day he deemed worthy of mention.
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But the truth is that historically, breastfeeding — and maternal health in general — has not been considered a subject deemed worthy of study by the largely white male medical establishment, says Gallagher.
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Being able to lift Thor's magic hammer means then that those characters have been deemed "worthy" enough to harness the power of a god, and trusted to not abuse that power.
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Rubin says Indiegogo has a "diligence team" that vets companies that want to launch offerings and that only a small percentage are deemed worthy, but he wouldn't go into further detail.
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Lifter also encourages more dialogue between non-technical fashion studies programs and the fashion industry, in regards to the kinds of clothing and sizes that are deemed worthy of academic study.
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Since 2014, the independent Los Angeles-based collective the Kilroys has sought to increase representation for female playwrights by publishing a list of new plays by women deemed worthy of production.
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With that in mind, we asked two prominent climate change experts to share which charities they deemed worthy of donations (even if they didn't have a chart to back them up).
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That night, my sense of guilt — my shame at being someone deemed worthy of protection, and at the ways that protection might endanger others — effectively blocked my awareness of my own anger.
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These are the biggest films to have on your radar over the next few months (aka the buzzy ones deemed worthy by the cinematic powers that be that are also actually worth watching).
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From an early age, I've been familiar with and reading and absorbing the works of those who were deemed worthy of such a distinction: Kipling, Shaw, Thomas Mann, Pearl Buck, Albert Camus, Hemingway.
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Still, in 1927, N.H.L. President Frank Calder believed (so he said) in the Cup's original mandate, and that any serious challenger deemed worthy by the trustees should be allowed to play for it.
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From an early age, I've been familiar with and reading and absorbing the works of those who were deemed worthy of such a distinction: Kipling, Shaw, Thomas Mann, Pearl Buck, Albert Camus, Hemingway.
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They are among 129 banks, out of about 5,500 in the eurozone, deemed worthy of special central-bank scrutiny because of the possibility they could damage the broader financial system if something went wrong.
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While SereneLife's product — which Amazon has deemed worthy of the Amazon's Choice badge — has received some positive reviews, at least one recent review indicated that the sauna's electric unit overheated and started producing smoke.
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About half of those are deemed worthy of advancing to the storyboarding phase, which is followed by multiple rounds of animation and review, the addition of visual effects, quality assurance testing and, finally, publication.
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While I have had many struggles in life , I always knew in the back of my mind that I had a shot at pursing any dream I deemed worthy of my time, energy and skill.
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The majority of Rule 403–eligible players fall into the awkward crack between prospects deemed worthy of inclusion on the 240-man roster and minor-league free agents who work on year-to-year agreements.
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Except this: Any plan at the federal or state level where people and their families living below the poverty level are purposely left behind because they aren't deemed worthy should never make it to the table.
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I had never understood mathematical equations or ratios, and so the only thing I learned from her lesson was that these were the beauty standards a woman must meet if she wanted to be deemed worthy.
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"I had never seen an Asian-American woman be the leading role in a movie or saw a face that looked even close to mine that Hollywood deemed worthy of its own fairy-tale story," she continued.
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It happened with index funds bought by faithful 401(k) investors in the late-'90s and before that the Nifty Fifty mega-cap stocks that were deemed worthy of buying and never selling in the early 1970s.
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Christina Gagnier, a partner at the Gagnier Margossian LLP, which specializes in privacy law, told BuzzFeed News that Facebook's choice of lawsuits highlights the harms on the platform that the company hasn't deemed worthy of legal action.
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Too often they are forced to hide -- not understand -- their sexuality, and accept the excuse of "fatherly love" that still, in the year 2019, may position daughters as property to, eventually, be handed to the men deemed worthy.
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We're on a mission to make the most of our air time — regardless of the destination — so we asked our fellow Refinery29 editors to get real about what products they've deemed worthy to pack in their limited carry-ons.
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But just because we no longer have to speculate about Markle's dress or who was deemed worthy enough to score an invitation to the event does not mean that our collective obsession with Markle and Harry's wedding rituals are over.
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During their time, Shaw and Larson worked assiduously to advance the university's germplasm, creating crosses that would result in commercial cultivars that farmers deemed worthy of planting; every farm the university supplied was another acre not given over to Driscoll's.
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In 1991, Major League Baseball changed the definition of a no-hitter, requiring that pitchers finish at least nine innings of work in a complete game, thus wiping out 31 games that had previously been deemed worthy, according to Baseball Reference.
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President Obama pardons his first turkey, Courage, in a ceremony in 2009 (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)A turkey named Courage, an animal deemed worthy of continuing its life by President Obama in a bizarre White House ritual, is reportedly dead.
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Federal courts should not be able to judge women's rights by a lower standard of review because discrimination against women has not been deemed worthy of strict scrutiny, the higher standard of review afforded other forms of discrimination by the federal courts.
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Less famously, it has exercised the option 15 times for the drama category — which means there have been more years in which no play was deemed worthy of the Pulitzer than there have been years in which a musical was considered Pulitzer-worthy.
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According to his argument, what we're seeing is, in part, an ideological split between cosmopolitan elites who see immigration as a common good based in universal rights, and voters who see it as a gift conferred on certain outsiders deemed worthy of joining the community.
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I don't care about his popularity; I see it as stalled progress if it's been a year since the election and we still don't have a wider net of people deemed "worthy" enough to speak on these issues or inspire voters to take on liberal causes.
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In the 2018 edition of the Gault & Millau, one of France's most influential restaurant guides, the Moulin Rouge earned a coveted spot in the book for its VIP menu, the first time a cabaret's dining room has been deemed worthy in the guide's 46-year history.
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And while these concerns are valid and urgent, they don't address the root issues of why only a few films made by women and filmmakers of color are deemed worthy of consideration each year, or why films about contemporary black life are continually ignored in Oscar conversations.
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"The idea is to achieve what [early Christian theologian] John Cassian calls 'purity of heart,'" DeYoung says, so it's probably not accidental that Billy Batson is deemed worthy of the powers of Shazam because of his "purity of heart" — and Sivana is rejected because he lacks it.
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Unlike Facebook's oft-mentioned algorithm, which shoves content into your feed based on an aggregation of your likes, browsing habits, and user histories, Instagram feed has been a blank slate you'd cultivate over the years with friends, strangers, and fellow photo-takers you've deemed worthy of following.
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Why is Wilson Reis, a man deemed worthy of challenging for Demetrious Johnson's flyweight title just a few months ago (before Johnson pulled out with an injury), still fighting in half empty arenas on the undercard against an opponent with a 1-2 record dating back to 2014?
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SS: Yes, because they operate not with the intent to show how you can achieve whatever it is that someone has achieved and then been deemed worthy by the art world, but what they actually accomplish in today's world is to show how unattainable the goal really is.
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Moreover, when you find a corner of the world that doesn't demand that you change before you're deemed worthy of saving, which doesn't focus on your flaws and actually tries to provide you with what you need, as you are, right now, you tend to be more open to suggestion.
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The twist is that you can't get points for Lifestyle cards with a star rating above your social score — as with the episode "Nosedive," a sad sack walking around with a mere 2.5-star score isn't deemed worthy of three-star Lifestyle experiences like "An Employee of the Month" reserved parking spot.
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Nobody has any illusions that, on their own, Western air strikes can do more than contain IS. But Ms Grazzini says putting large foreign forces on the ground would be "unwise and risky", and efforts to pick militias deemed worthy partners might just mean strengthening them in their battles against other local groups.
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The "recommended approvals" for affirmative asylum — protection sought from asylum-seekers away from the border and within a year of entry to the US — have been issued in the past to those whose cases are deemed worthy of an asylum grant but whose background investigations or other matters have not been fully approved.
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What our culture has to say about witches, however lightheartedly, still has a lot to do with how it feels about women and power — a power that even now, post-#MeToo, seems only to be deemed worthy of reckoning with en masse, as though a woman unallied could never be sufficiently threatening.
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In 2021's Thor: Love and Thunder, directed by Taika Waititi, Jane Foster (Natalie Portman) will return and, just like in the comic books, she will be deemed "worthy" to wield the mythical Mjölnir and assume the powers of the Thunder God — a story inspired by the 2015 event created during Marvel's broader representation push.
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Alex Dolores Salerno's "Pillow Fight" (2019) comments on visibility and equity in the healthcare system, considering which populations are deemed worthy of care and the implications of tying health care to employment, as it is in the US. In the work, four stained pillowcases hide medical paraphernalia belonging to the artist and their friends.
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"Though the Fed chair offered no fresh clues on near term policy decisions, Yellen posed a lot of questions deemed worthy of further research, the one markets jumped on being the suggestion that running a 'high pressure' economy could boost labor market participation and ultimately lift the supply side potential of the U.S. economy," Ray Attrill, global co-head of foreign exchange strategy at the National Australia Bank, said in a morning note.
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When Ford announced the current generation of the GT — a V6-powered supercar with a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission preceded by the first generation, which featured a 550-horsepower supercharged V8 and six-speed manual transmission in 2005 and 2006 — it also announced a few quirks to the buying process, including the resale restriction and that prospective owners would have to apply for their shot at being deemed worthy to buy the car by Ford.
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