As the review has drawn to a close, criticism has intensified.
|
|
The era of sporting a smartwatch for the sheer novelty has drawn to a close.
|
|
If it does, the rule of law here will have officially drawn to a close.
|
|
As the combat has drawn to a close, thousands of civilians have begun to return.
|
|
The Rio 2016 Olympics has drawn to a close, and Team GB has a lot to celebrate.
|
|
But then so is much else in this convoluted saga, which should be drawn to a close.
|
|
Both companies confirmed separately that the program had drawn to a close, but did not specify why.
|
|
The Rio 20163 Olympics have drawn to a close and we're left to ponder who actually won.
|
|
Another awards season had just drawn to a close, with HBO and Netflix winning 23 Emmys apiece.
|
|
While her athletic career has drawn to a close, that doesn't mean Mancuso will leave sport behind.
|
|
Summer might have drawn to a close, but the music festival season in China is still going strong.
|
|
Saturday night, authorities said, shortly after the second night of the "Old Timers" festival had just drawn to a close.
|
|
After roughly five and a half hours of testimony, Mnuchin's time before the Senate Finance Committee has drawn to a close.
|
|
While the McDougal case appears to have drawn to a close, another case involving an alleged affair with Trump is only expanding.
|
|
The midterm elections have nearly drawn to a close — and, without skipping a beat, the 22020 presidential field is starting to burst open.
|
|
Hard data on the youth suicide rate is difficult to come by for 2016 because the year has only recently drawn to a close.
|
|
We believe that it's something that'll happen someday a long time from now, when our own personal narratives have finally drawn to a close.
|
|
The story of warring families in the fictional kingdom of Westeros has drawn to a close with ever more bloody battles and favorite characters being killed off.
|
|
With the latest season of Doctor Who having just drawn to a close, the big question on every Whovian's lips is this: who will the next Doctor be?
|
|
The summer holidays have drawn to a close, and one million children up and down the country will be getting ready to go back to school this week.
|
|
Okay, everybody, the Worst Wellness Trend of the 2010s Tournament has officially drawn to a close, with anti-vaxxing claiming the number one slot once and for all.
|
|
But, here's the good news: as of this coming October, Jung's military term will have drawn to a close, and according to his team, who recently spoke with MMAFighting.
|
|
As earnings season has drawn to a close, political developments, such as the ouster of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson this week, have significantly influenced the direction of U.S. stocks.
|
|
That made it quite a splash for David MacLennan, Cargill's chief executive since 2013, who took over the company just as a dozen fat years in the agriculture industry had drawn to a close.
|
|
A top Hollywood divorce lawyer – who is currently shepherding Jennifer Garner and other stars through their splits – warns that more high-profile divorces are coming now that awards season has finally drawn to a close.
|
|
The Conservative party's annual conference has drawn to a close with a speech from Prime Minister Boris Johnson in which he made a "fair and reasonable" request to the EU to make big concessions on Brexit.
|
|
With the primaries having drawn to a close and Clinton declaring enough pledged delegates to win the nomination, the Democratic Party will try to heal the wounds between its wings and enter the general election unified.
|
|
Comcast prevailed over Twenty-First Century Fox after a protracted bidding battle, which was drawn to a close on Saturday in a showdown that saw Comcast make a takeover offer of about $40 billion for Sky.
|
|
The 1990s had drawn to a close in the shadow of Britney and her 1000-crunches-per-diem abs, and we still had The O.C. and The Simple Life and America's Next Top Model ahead of us.
|
|
On the Runway 18 Photos View Slide Show ' Fashion attention may be focused on Paris, where the European men's wear collections have drawn to a close and the couture began Sunday evening with Versace's parade of gym-inspired glamazons.
|
|
BARCELONA — The 5003 Mobile World Congress has officially drawn to a close, leaving event-goers and tech-watchers alike to take stock of prior days' excitement — the new flagship devices, strange new gadgets and tantalizing speculations about the future.
|
|
American troops in Iraq are there solely on the invitation of Baghdad to fight ISIS and support its military, a mission that has largely drawn to a close, and not to fight Iran-backed Shiite militias which now threaten U.S. entities in the country.
|
|
And, as summer has drawn to a close, a clutch of new comedies has arrived ahead of the fall season — "Atlanta" and "Better Things" on FX, "Fleabag" and "One Mississippi" on Amazon and "High Maintenance" on HBO — that promises to be more distinctive and thought-provoking than autumn's offerings ("Transparent" notwithstanding).
|
|
The pre-Crisis stories were drawn to a close in Alan Moore's Superman: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?.
|
|
First appeared in issue #25. She is killed by Victor in issue #86 along with Helena Kotias. Like Helena, she had a clandestine affair with the late Sigmar Rhone. Although her House's name was not mentioned in the book, Brian Azzarello confirmed the character's family name after the series had drawn to a close.
|
|
By 2002 the acropolis excavation had become one of the largest archaeological projects in the western Mediterranean. Excavations on the acropolis were drawn to a close during the 2006 season, although analysis of the backlog of artifacts continues. Annual preliminary reports in English are published in Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, and in Italian in Sicilia Archaeologica.
|
|
After the war had drawn to a close, the unit was moved to Trier, Germany to serve as part of the occupation force under the Third Army on 5 December 1918. In June 1919, the unit was ordered back to the States where they were stationed at Mitchel Field, New York; Park Field, Tennessee; and at March Field, California.
|
|
Southall was shocked by Durban's words and could not explain his attitude. Both Southend and Stoke would end the season bottom of their respective divisions and Everton only avoided relegation on the last day of the season. He left the Britannia Stadium in the summer, and later said "one of the worst episodes of my life had drawn to a close".
|
|
Upon occupation, the minority of the Czech inhabitants of the town and villages had to flee to the interior of Bohemia. Upon occupying the region in October 1938, the NSDAP changed the name of the town from Kaplice (it's Czech name) to Kaplitz (it's German name). The name was changed back to Kaplice by the government of Czechoslovakia in 1945, after the war had drawn to a close.
|
|
Barney then experiences a change. He becomes aware of the wrong he has been doing to Charlotte all these years, and the fact that Charlotte is still devoted to him brings him great guilt. Barney undergoes a type of spiritual healing that miraculously brings him back to health. The story is drawn to a close with the hopeful image of Barney walking up to the Barnard house, and announcing to Charlotte that he is back.
|
|
In August 1785, after the Revolutionary War had drawn to a close, Congress had sold , the last ship remaining in the Continental Navy due to a lack of funds to maintain the ship or support a navy.Abbot 1896, Volume I Part I Chapter XV In 1972, the Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Elmo Zumwalt, authorized the Navy to celebrate its birthday on 13 October to honor the establishment of the Continental Navy in 1775.
|
|
The second phase of "Double Eagle" commenced two days later, and the ship's Marines again went ashore via helicopter to attack enemy concentrations. By 26 February, the operation had drawn to a close, and Valley Forge reembarked its Marines and sailed for Subic Bay. Following a round trip to Đà Nẵng, the carrier steamed back to the west coast for an overhaul and local training along the California coast before again deploying to WestPac.
|
|
In 1911, the purchase of the Canterbury Road grounds, previously the Hohenlohe Girl's College, saw the establishment of St Joseph's Christian Brothers' College. For many decades the school maintained its primary school, enrolling boys at grade 3. By 1987 "the long tradition of combined primary and secondary education" had drawn to a close and the college provided its boys with a years 7-12 curriculum. The two schools amalgamated in 1998 to become the co-educational Emmanuel College.
|
|
After the war had drawn to a close, the unit was moved Germany to serve as part of the occupation force of the Rhineland under the Third Army Air Service. The 9th was initially assigned as a courier squadron for Headquarters Third Army, flying from Coblenz Aerodrome. The squadron was also able to perform test flights on surrendered German aircraft. Flights of the Fokker D.VII, Pfalz D.XII, Halberstadts and Rumpler aircraft were made and evaluations were made.
|
|
Vincennes fired her final salvoes on 16 June and then headed for the United States for a much-needed overhaul. Sailing via Pearl Harbor, Vincennes reached Mare Island Navy Yard on 8 July and remained there until the availability was completed in late August. Vincennes under tow to be sunk as a target ship, in October 1969. During that time, the war in the Pacific had drawn to a close with a battered but defiant Japan surrendering in mid-August.
|
|
From 1998 to 2001, Christopher Prescott of the University of Oslo directed excavation of House 1, dated c. 550-525 BC, as well as the town dump and areas on the north slope of the acropolis. Excavations were extended to the west in 2002 by Christian Mühlenbock and Kristian Kristiansen from the university of Gothenburg. The new area revealed additional house complexes from the mid 6th century BC. The excavations were drawn to a close in 2006 but the results will soon been published in two major volumes.
|
|
The month had nearly drawn to a close when Kulich finally received a call indicating that he had been accepted by an agent. Still constrained by practicality, Kulich decided to give himself an additional month to find work. His agent directed him to an audition for the television miniseries The Big One: The Great Los Angeles Earthquake. The experience left Kulich feeling somewhat daunted due to the perceived lack of interest his efforts had been shown, and he elected to return to Vancouver a few days earlier than originally planned.
|
|
The chartered name of the institution was Penn Medical College but it was changed on January 14, 1854, by decree of the Court of Quarter Sessions to Penn Medical University, before its first year had drawn to a close. The school is very frequently confused with two other Philadelphia medical schools that existed at the same time. Because of "Penn" being in the name, the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania, with its longtime nickname "Penn," is one. The other is the Female Medical College of Pennsylvania, often confused because, like Penn Medical University, it also admitted women.
|
|
A notable example of one such cover story involving the ROC is that which took place at RAF Little Rissington, where a series of tunnels were excavated during the 1940s. RAF Little Rissington forces personnel and local residents were informed that this activity was associated with an ROC unit, which was indeed seen to be manned by individuals wearing ROC uniforms. The ROC however had no knowledge of the existence of this supposed ROC facility until many years after the war had drawn to a close. The true nature of the activities of these Ghost ROC personnel remains classified information, with public access to related documents being denied until 2045.
|
|
Although the Hughes Turner Project had drawn to a close the pair travelled to Moscow in September 2004 to record vocals for an album composed and organised by Moscow’s deputy mayor Mikhail Men. Men, who is also a professional musician had written the majority of the material for the project in the 1980s and after meeting the pair on their Russian tour had requested their services for the album. Hughes and Turner’s vocals were arranged in a similar way to the HTP albums and both contributed the majority of the lyrics. The album, entitled Made In Moscow was released in July 2005 in Russia only and to date has not been made available outside of the country.
|
|
On September 25, 2019, following elections, Rivlin gave Netanyahu, the head of the larger bloc, the first opportunity to pull together a coalition. When Netanyahu was unable to do so, Rivlin gave the opportunity to Benny Gantz. Should Gantz fail, any MK will have 21 days to garner a Knesset majority to form a government.The Times of Israel, "He’s in control now, but Gantz’s coalition chances no better than Netanyahu’s " Oct 22, 2019 On November 21, 2019, Rivlin gave formal notice to Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein that Benny Gantz's mandate to form a government had drawn to a close and the mandate to create a governing coalition would now lie with the Knesset.
|
|
Sidlow tasted disappointment with the Reds too when they reached their first Wembley final in 1950, Arsenal where the opposition who took the FA Cup back to Highbury after a 2–0 win. Sidlow's Liverpool days were drawn to a close during the 1950/51 after he originally begun the season as first choice. Charlie Ahcroft and Russell Crossley took over for four games before Sidlow came back in to play his last match for the club, Anfield was the place and Newcastle United were the visitors. Things didn't go well for Sidlow and the Reds as The Magpies went back to St James' Park with the points after a 4–2 win.
|
|
The Miaphysites were under the authority of the Syriac Orthodox Metropolitan of the East until 624 when the seat was left empty for five years. So once the hostilities had drawn to a close at the end of the Byzantine–Sasanian War of 602–628, in 629 the Syriac Orthodox Patriarch Athanasius I Gammolo appointed Marutha of Tagrit as the first maphrian, with the task of organising the Miaphysites in the Sassanian Empire from the Miaphysite stronghold of Tagrit. The efforts of Marutha of Tagrit were to be crowned with greater success than the previous metropolitans with the assistance of Chosroes II's physician, Gabriel de Shiggar, who had completely won the confidence of the Christian queen Shirin. This allowed him to rebuild churches and administer the church.
|
|
It was not until long after World War I had drawn to a close in 1918 that the Dome was converted into a proper, full-time cinema. Seebold had arranged for a raked floor to be added to the Coronation Hall as a temporary measure in 1914 but it was not until 1921 that the change was made permanent when the Dome was re-modelled by architect R. Kirksby for a sum of £8000. This area was to remain in continuous use as a cinema until the Dome was closed for refurbishment on 5 January 1999. During the remodelling carried out by Mr Kirksby a plaster ceiling was added to the main theatre, along with a large, wood-panelled foyer and a polygonal ticket booth that remained in the building as of 2004.
|
|
Within an additional seven years, the local population grew further, necessitating a 310-bed hospital. By the time the 1950s had drawn to a close, the two hospital boards shared staff and resources in order to best serve the needs of the Bronx's still-growing population and the Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center was created in 1962. The current center consists of two major facilities: one based on the original Lebanon Hospital Grand Concourse site, a 17-story tower that provides medical, specialty, outpatient and emergency services; and one on Bronx Hospital's Fulton site, now a psychiatric and substance abuse program and a 240-bed skilled nursing facility. The hospital's promise is that it does not turn anyone away although it has come under scrutiny recently due to its billing practices that left some patients facing large bills.
|
|
Khoune District, formerly called Muang Khoun (Khoune) or Old Xiang Khouang is a district (muang) of Xiangkhouang Province in north-central Laos.Maplandia world gazetteer It is a ghost of its former self, 35 km southeast of Phonsavan, was once the royal seat of the minor kingdom of Muang Phuan, renowned in the sixteenth century for its 62 opulent stupas, whose sides were said to be covered in treasure. Years of bloody invasions by Thai and Vietnamese soldiers, pillaging by Chinese bandits in the nineteenth century and a monsoon of bombs that lasted nearly a decade during the Second Indochina War taxed this town so heavily that, by the time the air raids stopped, next to nothing was left of the kingdom's exquisite temples. The town was all but abandoned, and centuries of history were drawn to a close.
|
|
After a week of repairs, Harriet Lane was placed under the command of Captain Thomas C. Saunders and dispatched to fight the Union vessels at sea, despite lengthy legal discussions regarding the capture of the prize which had not yet drawn to a close. As a result, the ship was taken farther upriver and stripped of weapons to lighten her load. Lieutenant Joseph Nicholson Barney of the Confederate States Navy was dispatched command her and additional vessels in Galvestone, however the ship as already under command of Leon Smith, an army volunteer and steamboat captain, who had played a role in capturing the ship, having been placed in command of the ship by Major General John B. Magruder and in control of additional ships improvised as a "cottonclad fleet". The ship was also considered by the navy to be too slow and inefficient to become a blockade runner.
|
|
Avi Nimni, Maccabi's greatest player of the 1990s and the 2000s. After the considerably less than spectacular decade of the 1980s, a young head coach by the name of Avram Grant took over the reins at Maccabi Tel Aviv and brought with him a whole slew of young players that together brought about one of the most successful decades in the club's history. By the time the decade had reached its halfway point the team had already won an historic "double" along with two more championships, two State Cups and one Toto (League) Cup, to which two more would be added before the decade had drawn to a close. Within a matter of a few short years, the glow surrounding Maccabi Tel Aviv, which had dimmed somewhat in the 80s, had returned and once again the yellow and blue of Maccabi became the national colours of Israel's football culture. It all started in the 1991–92 season, when by virtue of exceptional talent and quality attacking football under the leadership of Avraham Grant, Maccabi Tel Aviv won the league championship for the first time in thirteen years.
|
|