It also transports and disposes of fluids used in drilling.
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Ulta Beauty, like other retailers, disposes of products for a reason.
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Johnson disposes of him, though he'd previously referred to Jenkins as a
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Joe murders Jasper and disposes of his body in a terrifying way.
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To protect himself, he disposes of her dead body in their family's furnace.
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The court normally disposes of all pending cases by the end of June.
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So Mia kills her ex and, repeating the past, disposes of the body.
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Later, Love takes Candace's body to Anavrin where she presumably disposes of it.
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The Kodungaiyur sewage treatment plant both disposes of waste and harnesses its energy potential.
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In Thailand, the army proposes and the king disposes, not the other way around.
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" This is equivalent to the old Washington adage that "the President proposes, but Congress disposes.
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"The president proposes and Congress disposes," said Representative Charlie Dent, a Republican appropriator from Pennsylvania.
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Each American, for their part, disposes of 70 - 80 pounds of clothes on a yearly basis.
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The film purposefully disposes of him, leaving Diana to marinate in angst and grief for decades.
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"Girl" wisely disposes of "will they find out?" questions in favor of psychological depth and verisimilitude.
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"The inauguration will depend on how quickly the Constitutional Court disposes of the case," he told Reuters.
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It disposes of disputes — decides who wins and who loses — then writes precedential opinions explaining the decision.
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Narrator: JFK disposes of the contraband food in one of two ways: the grinder, or the incinerator.
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It wipes our foreheads, cleans up our spills, bags our groceries and disposes of our waste products.
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The EPA now helps regulate how the city disposes of trash to prevent dumping in the Atlantic.
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The Supreme Court on Monday issued a stay of the subpoena until it disposes of the case.
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Miura Ko states that 'the founders must have a genetic mutation that pre-disposes them to be successful.
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Negative emotionality disposes you to a range of uncomfortable emotions, from anxiety to irritability to insecurity to vulnerability.
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He may well have a trust that disposes of other assets that are not included in the will.
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We live in a carceral state that routinely disposes of people, locking them away and calling it justice.
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China, where fridges tend to be smaller, disposes of about 1.5 million of them a year, the panel said.
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President Trump's proposed 2018 budget will never actually determine how the government spends your money: Potus proposes and Congress disposes.
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There is something about an expensive education in private schools and Oxbridge that disposes people to despise their own country.
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Biffa collects, processes and disposes waste and recyclables for over 95 percent of UK postal codes, servicing 2.4 million households.
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"The president proposes and the Congress disposes," said Todd Hauptli, president and CEO of the American Association of Airport Executives.
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"This year I think we'll fall back on that old adage: The executive proposes and the Congress disposes," he said.
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"The President proposes and the Congress disposes," said Todd Hauptli, president and CEO of the American Association of Airport Executives.
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When Ms. Galuppo disposes of everything, there will, actually, be one piece of evidence left testifying to Etna's glory days.
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Wilsons, an auctioneer that regularly disposes of criminals' assets, recently sold a Rolex watch for £13,000 and a BMW for £20,500.
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"Soluble fiber binds to extra LDL cholesterol in the body and disposes it in the form of waste," Al Bochi said.
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Their ventures are likely to fade away, as a fickle public disposes of both the soldiers and the code, app by app.
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Then comes the physical threat ... with Garbrandt promising to break Cruz's jaw after he disposes of Takeya Mizugaki at UFC 202 this weekend.
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ATM, which is part of Renewi's hazardous waste division, treats contaminated soil and water and disposes of waste such as paints and solvents.
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Using the room service cart, she brings her ex-boyfriend's body down to the garage, gets in the car, and disposes of him.
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The word "blind" can be a bit deceiving because no trust is truly blind until the Trustee disposes the assets used to form it.
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Mr. Nanang said that he disposes of the plastic ash by burying some and spreading more on the ground to create a level surface.
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The ending hastily disposes of unexplained and unnecessary red herrings, and the revelation is at once too tidy and too convenient to be satisfying.
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The circles represent's McCartney's steadfast commitment to sustainability and a circular economy — meaning the British designer doesn't make something, uses it, and disposes of it.
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Together, KKB and Halyk account for 38 percent of Kazakh banks' total assets - although that figure may fall after KKB disposes of its bad loans.
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They also note that not all fracking wastewater disposal causes earthquakes, and fracking isn't the only operation that produces and disposes of wastewater within rocks.
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Presidents can propose, but Congress disposes (and Warren and other candidates who currently are members of Congress can introduce bills on health care right now).
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"This only affects how a licensed medical facility, like a hospital, disposes of this tissue," said Blake Rocap, the legislative counsel for Naral in Texas.
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The plan also disposes of €20163bn-worth, at gross value, of non-performing loans, of which most are being offloaded into a separate vehicle and securitised.
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Voluntary swallowing is what you use to eat and drink, while spontaneous swallowing, a more reflexive action that occurs round the clock, disposes of mucus and saliva.
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When an oil company disposes of wastes in open pools that resemble ponds, it kills the migratory birds that land there and are unable to fly out.
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"We have had a lot of discussions with the local authorities on that side," he said, adding that Guraidhoo improperly disposes of garbage, which affects the resort.
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The dual process reflects the framers' strategy of curtailing the power of individual branches of the federal government through checks and balances: the president proposes, the Senate disposes.
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HBO host John Oliver used his Sunday show to highlight the way the United States disposes of nuclear waste, which he said could lead to "catastrophic" health concerns.
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In one of the scenarios set out in the book, he disposes of her body by pushing her flesh through a mincer and feeding it to the pigeons.
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A San Francisco company that disposes of old Christmas trees via environmentally friendly goat appetites is shrugging their shoulders, as the goats stubbornly refuse to eat any more trees.
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Spider-Man finds the suit, wears it for a while because it enhances his abilities (and looks hella fresh), then disposes of it when he realizes its parasitic nature.
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Her company collects and disposes of about 70,000 tons of plastic trash every year, she said, and expects "huge bottlenecks across the whole of England" in the coming months.
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His abrupt firing of FBI Director James Comey and reports that he asked Comey to drop the Flynn investigation are reminiscent of the way Vladimir Putin disposes of his critics.
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His lurid 1864 painting "Man Proposes, God Disposes" featured two jubilantly ravenous polar bears gnawing on human bones amid the ruins of a ship and objects like a broken telescope.
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Eve books it to the train station where she disposes of her bloody knife in a sanitary napkin receptacle in between feilding conversations from well-meaning strangers and suspicious security guards.
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Indeed, it is home to several facilities situated there specifically to avoid contact with human beings, including two enormous depots where the US Army stores explosives and disposes of chemical waste.
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In setting its standards for grants, it disposes of nationally recognized clinical standards, developed with the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, that have long been guideposts for family planning.
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And an unoriginal one: Like the murderous miniaturist in Pamuk's earlier novel, "My Name Is Red," a killer in "The Red-Haired Woman" also disposes of a body in — where else?
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Aspen said after the market closed on Thursday that it will split its South African Commercial Pharmaceuticals business into two divisions as it disposes of non-core assets to reduce its debt.
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What is more, as it disposes of more assets, the short-sellers are betting that its earnings capacity will be further dented, making it more difficult for the company to service debt.
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WARSAW, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Commerzbank may have to keep the Swiss franc mortgage portfolio of mBank when it disposes of its stake in the Polish bank, Poland's market regulator KNF said on Wednesday.
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In a signature Black Mirror twist, her manager then literally disposes of her (I won't share how, to avoid spoilers), but continues to create Ashley O's music with the help of more technology.
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The bank said it was cutting its dividend to 21.45 pence per share from 22.77 from 27.42p in 2015, a move Staley said would help Barclays maintain capital levels while it disposes of unwanted assets.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Bailed-out bank Dexia has received final bids for its German unit Dexia Kommunalbank as the Franco-Belgian lender disposes of more of its assets, people close to the matter said.
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"When you become a threat to the centre of power, he disposes of you," says Temba Mliswa, an independent member of parliament and former Zanu-PF provincial chairman who is considered close to Mr Mnangagwa.
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"The more assets Glencore disposes of, the more shareholders will begin to weigh up the benefits to the balance sheet versus the negatives of lost future revenue," said Jasper Lawler, market analyst at CMC Markets.
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Goodnight gathers, transports and disposes of around 350,000 barrels of waste water a day and has operations in the Bakken shale in North Dakota, as well as the Permian and Texas' Eagle Ford shale play.
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PFAS enter the water supply in a variety of ways, including disintegration from items in landfills and indirect disclosures, when a company disposes of these chemicals in the municipal sewage line without alerting proper channels.
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Hong Kong, an autonomous territory that covers 225 square-miles and currently boasts the fourth highest population density of any sovereign territory or state in the world, disposes of a dramatic 2000,000 tons of trash every day.
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The stay will last until the Supreme Court disposes of the case, either in an order announcing that the Court will not hear Mazars on the merits or in an eventual decision reviewing the lower court's opinion.
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"The more assets Glencore disposes of, the more shareholders will begin to weigh up the benefits to the balance sheet versus the negatives of lost future revenue," Jasper Lawler, market analyst at CMC Markets, said in a note.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Beijing outlined new measures on Friday to improve the way it recycles and disposes of solid waste like bricks and concrete and prevent illegal dumping, in a bid to tackle one of China's biggest pollution problems.
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It disposes of the progress myth we are taught in schools—which is also also a foundational principle of Levandowski's AI church—that things just keep getting better, even as it feels like they are only getting worse.
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Doctors Without Borders, he writes, show up in white "space suits" whisking away sick patients who, because they rarely overcome Ebola's high mortality rate, are never seen again, even in death — the nongovernmental organization disposes of the bodies.
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Doctors Without Borders, he writes, show up in white "space suits" whisking away sick patients who, because they rarely overcome Ebola's high mortality rate, are never seen again, even in death — the nongovernmental organization disposes of the bodies.
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"The Court summarily disposes of Mr. Flynn's arguments that the FBI conducted an ambush interview for the purpose of trapping him into making false statements and that the government pressured him to enter a guilty plea," Sullivan wrote.
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"The Court summarily disposes of Mr. Flynn's arguments that the FBI conducted an ambush interview for the purpose of trapping him into making false statements and that the government pressured him to enter a guilty plea," Sullivan wrote then.
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See, for instance, the grisly paintings that responded to the ill-fated Franklin Expedition, such as Edwin Landseer's "Man Proposes, God Disposes" (1864), in which two polar bears rapturously gnaw on human bones and the wreck of a ship.
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BP Plc agreed to sell its Alaskan business to privately held Hilcorp Energy Co for $5.6 billion, ending its 60-year history in the U.S. state as the British oil major disposes of assets to strengthen its balance sheet.
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Maybe Carol will adopt some new, previously explored shades of grey moral philosophy, but the way she disposes of the saviors seems like The Walking Dead just wants her to ping-pong between the only two shades of morality she knows.
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The two cases, published on the European Court of Justice's website, were filed by Popular's minority shareholders and Spanish firm La Guirigaña against the ECB and the Single Resolution Board, the body that disposes of large banks in the European Union.
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"As one of the world's leading food and beverage companies, we recognize the significant role PepsiCo can play in helping to change the way society makes, uses, and disposes of plastics," said PepsiCo Chairman and CEO Ramon Laguarta, in a statement.
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Nuverra, which delivers water to energy exploration and production companies, and disposes of it, filed for Chapter 11 protection last month to lower its debt by about $500 million to $40 million by converting notes and a loan to shares.
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"The court summarily disposes of Mr. Flynn's arguments that the FBI conducted an ambush interview for the purpose of trapping him into making false statements and that the government pressured him to enter a guilty plea," Sullivan wrote in the ruling.
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Lavrov added in a statement published on the foreign ministry website that Russia's suspension of the agreement was a "forced measure" and that the way the United States disposes of weapons-grade plutonium does not ensure the irreversibility of its military use.
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Samsung hasn't expanded on exactly what its disposal process for the Note 7 entails, but environment-minded organizations like Greenpeace might urge the company to be transparent about the way it disposes of so many smartphones over the coming weeks and months.
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The result is a game almost entirely free of fat, and it revels in that idea — minutes into the game, your character literally disposes with the concept of exposition by throwing away a computer that a character is trying to reach you on.
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In "Baster," the narrator learns that his beautiful, out-of-his-league ex-girlfriend has asked an acquaintance to be her sperm donor, so he promptly disposes of the other guy's sperm sample and replaces it with his own, without her knowledge.
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I have two things to say to them: I like PC Building Simulator because it highlights the "fun" parts about building PCs, and, because all video games are power fantasies of one form or another, it conveniently disposes with all the hard, annoying parts.
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The unorthodox method ensures that the public bathroom at the Temple of Heaven Park disposes only a small amount of paper — approximately two feet in length — for each person once every nine minutes, following an initial face scan to store the identity of the user.
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Scottsdale, Arizona-headquartered Nuverra, which delivers water to energy exploration and production companies, and disposes of it, filed for Chapter 11 protection in May with a plan to reduce its debt by about $500.4 million to $40 million by converting notes and a loan to shares.
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The person who shared the pictures of the spill alleged that the nickel sulfate plant, which disposes of its treated mine waste by pumping them through a pipe into the deep ocean waters, has "destroyed many species of fishes and reefs" since starting up in 2012.
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The price Sunac is acquiring Wanda's hotels at is "cheap" and provides scope for Sunac to improve its cash flow if it subsequently disposes of some of the hotels, Deutsche Bank analysts Jeffrey Gao, Jason Ching, Stephen Cheung and Foo Leung said in a note on July 17.
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With such virtuoso windblown lines, Schiele, who emerged at the end of the historical process of the development of Fin-de-Siècle dandyism, seems to caress the litheness of the men in a way that disposes me to feelings of watching opium smoke rise and curl, or writhing seaweed sway.
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"What we found out is that about one in five users disposes of the contact lenses by throwing them into the bathroom sink or in the toilet," lead author Rolf Halden, director of the university's Center for Environmental Health Engineering, said Monday at a news conference at a meeting of the American Chemical Society.
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No. 5 Oregon disposes of Cal to reach Pac-13 final LAS VEGAS — Dylan Ennis converted a three-point play with 22.6 seconds left to secure fifth-ranked and No. 1 seed Oregon's 73-65 victory over fifth-seeded Cal in a semifinal game of the Pac-12 tournament on Friday night at T-Mobile Arena.
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Though it is difficult to place Sharif's work into words, I will say this: much of it outright disposes away with commercial logic and traditional modernist aesthetics; it is art meant to question, in an absurdist way, the very scope and definition of itself as well as the viewer's own ideas of what art could be.
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If the weary tone of so much recent trap indicates some larger cultural exhaustion, as critics have suggested of other rappers, from Travis Scott to Post Malone (who has a face tattoo that reads, "always tired"), this correlates with increased technological surveillance and an attention economy that creates and disposes of celebrities/punchlines faster than ever.
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