You will always get the results deserved by the activity that you're doing.
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But I agree: An ensemble acting award would be well deserved by Black Panther. 2.
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Religious freedom is a fundamental right deserved by all — and therefore it must be defended for all.
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Despite our protestations, this matter did not receive the attention it deserved by the media in the campaign.
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From Mr. Trump's perspective, the voters did not give him the credit he felt he deserved; by implication, voters are clueless or self-absorbed.
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It's just a shame that the show may never be able to dedicate the time deserved by everyone we want to catch up with, too.
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"Despite our protestations, this matter did not receive the attention it deserved by the media in the campaign," Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta said in a statement.
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"However, the immediate focus right now is on supporting the funerals with dignity and honor, so deserved by these cadets and their families," Maddox told BuzzFeed News in an email.
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Eriksen's seventh-minute opener was fully deserved by the fast-starting Danes and the quality of his half-volley finish was excellent in a tournament that has produced some wonderful goals.
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"Despite our protestations, this matter did not receive the attention it deserved by the media in the campaign," Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta said in a statement Monday about Russian interference.
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Though he was often referred to as the "grandfather of climate science" or the "father of global warming," Dr. Broecker disdained such titles, which he said were better deserved by others.
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"There is a satisfaction that the jurors have delivered full justice in this case and issued the penalty that is so richly deserved by Eric Frein," Tonkin told reporters late Wednesday in Pike County.
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Her stoic stare at the camera captivated some Photoshop experts on Reddit who gave the woman a tribute she truly deserved — by turning her into literal works of art (and pop culture) with a photoshop battle.
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"We testify to the grace, the keen wit, and the intellectual commitment of Professor Ronell and ask that she be accorded the dignity rightly deserved by someone of her international standing and reputation," the professors wrote.
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President Trump has been described by Esquire as "the world's greatest pick-up artist," a title Trump showed he deserved by the way he treated Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto yesterday.
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But we know that because of their college degree — whether that's deserved, by the way, or not, whether they learned anything in college or not, and I say that as a college professor — they are going to earn more over their lifetime.
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As the proud grandmother of a young transgender man, I cannot sit by and watch the body on the other side of the Capitol Dome confirm an aspiring judge determined to strip my grandchild—and hundreds of thousands like him–of the rights and opportunities deserved by every person.
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When considering the possible extension of current defense agreements or creation of new ones, the United States should look primarily at how such agreements will benefit or risk our national security and economic interests, not their appeal for antagonizing geopolitical rivals or whether extension is "deserved" by strategically unimportant countries.
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A former top diplomatic official for the Obama administration on Tuesday said President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE granted Kim Jong Un more power than he deserved by flying the American and North Korean flags side-by-side over their recent summit.
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Lomlom is deserved by Lomlom Airport, the only airfield of Reef Islands.
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But Kuttner cheated himself of much fame that he richly deserved by hiding his light under a bushel of pen names that many fans did not know were his. Seabury Quinn and I both chided him about this.""Mary Elizabeth Counselman, "Hank and Weird Tales". Etchings and Odysseys 4 (1984), p.
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Mandıralı proved his reputation was deserved by scoring many goals in European competition. In all, he scored 23 goals in European football. Mandıralı was particularly famous for his free-kicks, from which he scored many times in his career. He did not try and curl the ball, like most of his more illustrious colleagues in the art of scoring free-kicks.
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Special mention is deserved by Christian Ernst Hanßelmann, who recognized connections between the Rhaetian wall in Bavaria and remains of walls in the Taunus in the 18th century. Increasingly, the archaeological remains were inventoried and protected. In particular by the Association for Ancient History (Verein für Altertumskunde) in Ellwangen, which began major investigations in 1819. In 1852, the commission was founded to study the Limes Imperii Romani.
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When talking about the potentially rising stars at the time, Rudd and Witherspoon, he says, "Unfortunately, they're not yet strong enough in Overnight Delivery (two stars out of five stars) to overcome predictable unimaginative writing." Rebecca Murray, writing for About.com, disagreed and gave Overnight Delivery a more positive review. She stated that the movie did not receive the attention it deserved by going straight to video, and it should have been given a better shot.
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She won the free skate over Kerrigan by the slimmest of margins, and so won the gold medal. It was a controversial win that was nevertheless defended as deserved by the referee saying Baiul skated in an artistic and engaging style while Kerrigan skated cautiously. She won the Olympic gold medal at age of 16 years and 101 days, becoming one of the youngest figure skating Olympic champions. Kerrigan placed second and Chen Lu placed third.
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Bon Air is a neighborhood in the south portion of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. Its two zip codes are 15226 and 15210, and it is represented in the Pittsburgh City Council by the council member for District 4 (South Neighborhoods). Bon Air is small in geographic size compared to the other communities in District 4, but its reputation, "Country living in the City" is well deserved by its terrain. Bon Air is on a mountaintop, surrounded almost entirely by steep forested mountainsides.
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George Gordon Byron was impressed by Lines on the Entry of the Austrians into Naples, which was written by Thomas Moore in 1821. Therefore, he conceived the Irish Avatar as a work in the same vein, attacking the servile Irish as Moore had attacked the capitulating Italians. Thomas Moore had liked the Irish Avatar, and had written in his journal, "Received Lord Byron's tremendous verses against the King & the Irish for their late exhibition in Dublin – richly deserved by my servile & hollow-hearted countrymen".Moore, Journals, ed.
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On Twelfth Night Essex danced with the Queen at a party for the Danish ambassador. She had misgivings over the details of the campaign, but preparations were settled by the first week of March 1599. Letters patent were passed releasing Essex from the debts incurred by his father in the Irish service, and he received his appointment on 12 March, with power to pardon the rebel leader of his life upon submission and to confer knighthoods (but only where deserved by service and sufficient living). The army was fixed at 16,000 troops, with 1,300 horse.
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RTZ felt that the band was not getting the attention it deserved by the label and asked to be released from their contract. As RTZ began to shop for a new label, Delp decided to leave the band and would eventually reunite with Boston for the Walk On tour and to assist in the writing of the associated album. The other band members decided that it would be impossible to replace Delp and decided to end the band. The Return to Zero album went out of print until April 2013, although the band later released other material.
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The society's South American district superior, Father Christian Bouchacourt, protested his actions on the SSPX website saying that it was "a serious act against the virtue of obedience". In early October the leadership of the SSPX gave Williamson a deadline to declare his submission, instead of which he published an "open letter" asking for the resignation of the superior general. In October 2012 the society expelled Williamson in a "painful decision" citing the failures "to show respect and obedience deserved by his legitimate superiors". Immediately after his expulsion, he publicly called for the establishment of a loose social network of what he called "Catholic Resistance" to any proposal by the society to drop its opposition to Rome.
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Shri "Hoping Stone" Lyngdoh is the president of the HSPDP, one of three official political parties of the state of Meghalaya in India. He is the oldest serving representative member in Meghalaya and has never been defeated in Legislative Assembly election. In the initial period, the party as a whole championed the cause of the people which was rightly deserved by proposing a new statehood which dream come to reality in 1970, when Meghalaya gained semi-autonomous status. Then automatically, Meghalaya was formed by carving out two districts from the state of Assam: the United Khasi Hills and Jhada Hills, and the Garo Hills on 21 January 1972 after a fierce long struggle.
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He played for Glasgow District against Edinburgh District in the inter-city match of 17 December 1892. Bishop was then capped for Cities District in their match against Anglo-Scots on 24 December 1892. In Edinburgh circles his selection for this combined Glasgow-Edinburgh side caused quite a stir as they favoured their own players. The Scottish Referee newspaper had this advice: > If J.M. Bishop is at all annoyed at the intelligence that his selection for > Glasgow-Edinburgh was questioned, it may comfort him to know that in Glasgow > where he is known better the unaminous verdict was that he had not a > superior in the Inter-City and that higher honours are deserved by him.
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In August 2012, Williamson administered the sacrament of confirmation to about 100 laypeople at the Benedictine Monastery of the Holy Cross in Nova Friburgo, Brazil, during an unauthorised visit to the State of Rio de Janeiro. The society's South American district superior, Father Christian Bouchacourt, protested against his action on the SSPX website, saying that it was "a serious act against the virtue of obedience." In early October, the leadership of the SSPX gave Williamson a deadline to declare his submission, instead of which he published an "open letter" asking for the resignation of the Superior General. On 4 October 2012, the Society expelled Williamson in a "painful decision" citing the failures "to show respect and obedience deserved by his legitimate superiors".
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In the presence of several beys and military officials standing by, 15 rebel cavalry soldiers approached Ibrahim Pasha and killed him with their swords. Ibrahim Pasha thus became the first governor of the Ottoman Empire to be killed by his own troops, earning the posthumous epithet Maktul, meaning "the Slain". After murdering the pasha, the rebel soldiers displayed his and some of his men's heads publicly, parading them through the streets and then placing them on the gate of Bab Zuweila, where criminals' remains were normally displayed, allegedly crying, "This is due to [deserved by] those who cause strife in the Sultan's army." The chief kadı (judge) in the eyalet became acting governor until the sultan could appoint a new one.
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Sarajlija's prose." Eminent Serbian writer and critic Ilija Bakić wrote about the novel The mirror for the vampire: "Adrijan Sarajlija's novel is an unrestrained, perspicacious and witty narrative that confirms author's notable place among the younger Serbian fiction writers deserved by the collection of Manufactures G. " In a cultural supplement to the eminent Politika newspaper, June 16, 2012, an extensive review of Sarajlija's novel was signed by political scientist Prof. Alexander L. Jugović, one of the leading Serbian theorists of social deviance. He writes: "Using horror, the author tells us that sex, power, and media fame are the key values of a spectacle society... Sarajlija uses the metamorphosis of Professor Eduard into a vampire ("vampirinho") to show us the fears of a man living in modern society: because of belonging, social status, sexual orientation, health….
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They argued that just as God awards eternal life on the basis of man's condign merit for doing his best to do good works after receiving faith as a gift from God, so too, the original infusion of grace was given to man on the basis of "congruent merit", a reward for man's doing his best in a state of nature. (Unlike condign merit, which is fully deserved by man, congruent merit is not fully deserved, and includes a measure of grace on God's part. Congruent merit is therefore also sometimes called "semimerit". According to the Ockhamists, a gracious God awards an individual with congruent merit when he or she does the best that he or she is able to do.) Aquinas’ followers, commonly referred to as the Thomists, accused the Ockhamists of Pelagianism for basing the infusion of grace on man's works.
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In 2010 Këlliçi published the novel "Shtatori i gjëmës së madhe" (), (2010), dedicated to the September 11 attacks on the Twin Towers in New York City, which, among its 3,000 victims, included three Albanian-Americans, personified in the novel. A year later he published "Politikanët mëkatarë fluturojnë në Mars" ()), (2011), a sarcastic novel with characters that are not difficult to spot from the Albanian political scene, where they are shown to be utterly corrupted. Among his work as a publicist a special mention is deserved by 'Futbolli Shqiptar' (), (1988), which he co-authored with Belgian sports journalist, Serge Van Hoof, "Nga 2-3-5, në 4-4-2,vështrim historik mbi evoluimin e sistemeve taktike të futbollit shqiptar, (1930-1987)", ()(1987) and 'Historia e Radiotelevizionit Shqiptar,(1930-1990)', ()(2003). In 1999 Skifter Këlliçi emigrated to Boston, United States, where he currently resides.
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Architectural drawing of the Richmond General Penitentiary by Francis Johnston (1811) Architecturally this "brooding" and "dour" building has been described as realising "as bald an expression of the late Georgian penal code as one is likely to get". Sited close to the House of Industry, the forbidding frontage of the penitentiary, which consisted of one central block featuring a clock-tower with two wings either side in which were placed massive entry gates, originally extended 700 feet along Grangegorman Lane. According to one contemporary commentator the exterior of the building was "imposing" and "calculated to produce in the mind of the approaching criminal, an impression of hopeless incarceration, and compel him to resign at once every idea of liberty, unless deserved by a reform of conduct." Following concepts of prison design that had become popular with progressive architects since the 1770s, the penitentiary employed a complex radial design consisting of a semi-octagonal shape divided down the middle by a long central corridor which was flanked by kitchens, shops, chapels, and yards, and extended from the front to the rear of the building.
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Whifton, of Ramfey. This excellent character is given of him, "he was a worthy gentleman, both in court and country, and universally esteemed";, Cites: Banks's and other lives of the Lord Protector Oliver. and which his merit justly deserved. By the record of inquisitio post mortem, taken at Ramsey, 2 June, following his death, it appears that he died possessed of these manors in Huntingdonshire, Saltry, Saltry-Moynes, Saltry-Judith, Sawtry-Monastery, all valued at £60 per annum; Warboys and Whistow, with their rectories, and the New-red-deer Park, valued together at £40 per annum; Hinchingbrooke, valued at £10 per annum; Broughton or Broweton, with the rectory, valued at £20 per annum; Berry and Hepmangrove, and the rectory of Berry, valued at £20 per annum; the forests of Waybridge, and Sapley, valued at £6 13s 4d; the farm or grange of Higney, and the messuage called the George, with the land belonging to it, valued at £10 per annum; and the manor of Ramsey, with the farm of Biggin, valued at £100 per annum.
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In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the quality of religious art declined, as artisanal traditions were replaced by industrial models of production. A sentimental style of mass-produced art, known as l'art Saint-Sulpice after a Parisian neighborhood famous for its religious goods stores, became the international standard of sacred art for the Roman Catholic Church.McDannell, 168-169 Zurbitu decried the prevalent artistic standards of his time: > It would be said that the artists had ceded their posts to the merchants; it > would seem that the sculptor and the goldsmith had no concern for making a > beautiful object to inspire piety, but rather for making an industrial model > able to be multiplied by the dozen. The noble carving of marble and wood had > been laid aside before the invasion of common plaster... And in this > inundation of so many profane and vulgar objects, as wretched in form as in > material, it would be useless to look for any sign of religious inspiration > or even a recollection of the respect deserved by the noble destiny for > which they were forged: honor to the House of God and participation in the > most august sacrifice.
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