The release was primarily to raise funds for church endeavours.
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We wish him all the best in his future endeavours.
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IT IS one of the most venerable endeavours in modern sport.
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A senior Trump administration official endeavours to reconcile the different camps.
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EVERY year human endeavours emit 50bn tonnes of "carbon dioxide equivalent".
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In some ways, Huawei showcases successful endeavours by the People's Republic.
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Hopefully means that along with all their other endeavours (how does it feel to know that an 18-year-old has way more endeavours than you, by the way?), they'll also be dominating music pretty soon too.
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But here at Mashable, we wish both animals well in their endeavours.
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By publishing such an article you are contributing to its illegitimate endeavours.
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We wish you all the best in your future endeavours, BBC dad.
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However, such localised endeavours are a long way from a global response.
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He also has a fly fishing guide business, Upstream Endeavours, in Brevard.
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Mr Laycock's brief empowers any American business owner to construe a customer's endeavours in a particular religious light—and to refuse service to people who undertake those endeavours, using his services or products, in ways he finds sinful.
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Yet there is another European side whose foreign endeavours have been somewhat overlooked.
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Much like Halassy, Takács became a national treasure for his endeavours at the Olympics.
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In all of these endeavours, except the last, he shaped India's subsequent democratic character.
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The increasing number of deadly incidents seems to be driven by shoddy human endeavours.
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Those working on decarbonising the energy system have an approximate time frame for their endeavours.
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Firstly, I needed to do some research before I embarked on any large-scale endeavours.
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Since inauguration day, cracking down on immigration has been one of Mr Trump's most zealous endeavours.
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Nor did Britain explain how it would be created, promising only "best endeavours" to do so.
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Several peacemaking endeavours have failed and the discovery of offshore resources has increasingly complicated peace negotiations.
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That is the conundrum David Blanchflower lays out - and endeavours to answer - in his new book.
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Branson said his personal endeavours have helped him keep all his brands fresh and relevant to customers.
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This brings us back to Pleasants' career as a boxer, and his athletic endeavours before the war.
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Over half the riches of the country's billionaires comes from dull endeavours such as retailing, manufacturing and construction.
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But futurists constantly warn that routine tasks will be automated and humans will focus on more creative endeavours.
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Rather than dwell on such matters, the author turns a scholarly eye to Eva's creative and intellectual endeavours.
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Success in these endeavours would confirm the idea of there being a relationship between cratons and metal deposits.
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Many of the James' media endeavours center around giving players a voice and letting them speak for themselves.
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My personal endeavours with CM 99/00 now mean that I hold Isaac Nkubi in the highest possible regard.
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He does not want to risk being called away for months before his artistic endeavours can come to fruition.
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National endeavours have tried to address the morbidity and mortality crisis for Black mothers using data and machine learning.
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Like most human endeavours of that size, and most artistic trends, "it was not a monolith," Ms Wiedemeyer says.
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"In many of our human endeavours, big or small, mathematics has been an invisible member of the team," she wrote.
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From this elemental urge to get together sprang all humankind—with its triumphs, its failures, its endeavours and its ingenuity.
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Sorry, Nelson, we may have traveled on the same school bus but I don't really care about your baking endeavours.
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I ask for your support on my new endeavours with designing interiors, pottery, sculpting, carving, and inventing for the future.
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As with many other endeavours, the virus presents a set of serious obstacles to preparing for wildfires and fighting them.
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""I turn down all commercial product endorsement offers and rarely collaborate or lend my name or work to other endeavours.
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If this doesn't convince you that Chihuahuas are actually dangerous thugs committed to a lifetime of heinous criminal endeavours, nothing will.
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The Duke and Prince Harry have arrived at the inaugural Endeavour Fund Awards, celebrating the most inspiring Endeavours of 2016. pic.twitter.
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Many of Germany's "hidden champions", which lead the world in niche endeavours like mechanical engineering, are tucked away in the countryside.
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Unlike some Microsoft Garage projects, which seem to be more casual endeavours, Plumbago has been in development for around two years.
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Undoubtedly, it's our own preconceived notions about potatoes, or more exactly, how potatoes are eaten, that have made Mr. Taylor's endeavours so perplexing.
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With little money to fund such an expensive ambition, Mackersey wrote that Batten used her attractiveness to seduce men into sponsoring her endeavours.
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Yet none of these worthy endeavours will yield specific policy results, which makes it hard to see how they will generate real enthusiasm.
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But Musk has a track record of following through and delivering on seemingly insane ideas, sometimes even turning them into successful business endeavours.
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Controversy remains: critics said the recent study overlooked the benefits of fish and vegetable oils, and that meta-analyses themselves were flawed endeavours.
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"Europe has a unique vantage point based on its focus on placing the citizen at the heart of its endeavours," the experts write.
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Hinton received a grand for his endeavours, while Ball made even more; Hummel were at the forefront of this elaborate football-meets-fashion frontier.
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Whitehead is not motivated by money, but many would argue he would be entitled to feel his endeavours should have brought greater financial reward.
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This raises the ugly prospect of stranded investments, an unwelcome economic risk as the country endeavours to lift 19943m people out of energy poverty.
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For millennia they had only what could be reasonably easily coaxed from poppies, grapes, mushrooms and the like to help them in their endeavours.
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From there, we see their endeavours spin-off into start-ups, product launches, acquisitions and IPOs, but often without any signs of clear victory.
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With that expenditure out of the way, he said in an interview, the company would be "free for other endeavours in the medium term".
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He gained huge admiration from the public for his endeavours, even if the tennis hierarchy could never accept him as one of their own.
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Like Microsoft, Twitch is also working to expand beyond gaming to allow its streamers to broadcast other content, including personal updates and other artistic endeavours.
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One sympathetic observer warns that some Europeans will be reluctant to join Mr Macron's "Napoleonic endeavours" if he seeks to scramble their domestic party politics.
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The lawsuits are less clear where they contest Mr Trump's specific claims of authority under statutes that allow presidents to reallocate money toward emergency endeavours.
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He'd gained renown in the industry for his grippingly raw Y Tu Mamá También, so was unsure about taking the leap into more mainstream endeavours.
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It's the defining record in terms of his alternative-dance endeavours because it's the fullest realisation of just how much digital textures empower his voice.
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The rule of law governs in America: an arm of the federal government cannot go rogue in the hopes of avoiding "complicity" in lawful endeavours.
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Jeremy Corbyn decided to ignore the rich history of failed political sporting endeavours when he joined in a game of football with some children at Hackney.
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Earlier this year Google convened an expert group to ponder the ethics of its artificial-intelligence endeavours (it was disbanded after employee protests over its composition).
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All his toys will be donated to shelters, and the money raised for Buddy's bucket list endeavours will be donated to the Australian animal organisation, RSPCA.
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All of these artistic endeavours are just a few of hundreds that demonstrate America's vibrant culture and strong commitment toward promoting the arts throughout the country.
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By 1916 he was arguing in a British journal that Germans were little more than a "pre-Asiatic horde" and should be excluded from scientific endeavours.
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It's part of Shaya's legacy in the community, for better and worse, and is frequently the case with fan projects, creative endeavours made by the anonymous.
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The project is definitely an interesting one, and some of the best uses of 360-degree video to date have been in service of journalistic endeavours.
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If capital, labour and other productive capacity has been devoted to oversupplying one kind of product, these resources must have been denied to other, more lucrative endeavours.
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It already runs a cloud-gaming service called PlayStation Now but in May Sony signed a deal to employ Microsoft's Azure cloud platform in its future endeavours.
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Do you want to know how it is possible that, of all the One Direction solo endeavours, it is Niall Horan who released the objectively better song?
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Across eight studio albums and countless solo endeavours, YMO refined a sound indebted to American jazz roots, yet blended countless influences into a mix of far-reaching styles.
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Like the listicles of habits of successful people, and other short insights into extraordinary endeavours, such as TED talks, Mr Robbins seems to promise the ultimate life-hack.
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Ranching and farming bluefin tuna are costly endeavours, but the incredible demand, mostly originating in Japan, has lifted prices to roughly $25 USD per kilogram of gutted fish.
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Though the topic is well known, the exhibition endeavours to present the spirit of the camp in a vivid and engaging way through photojournalism, sculpture, art, video and collage.
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Together they account for about 24% of the total pool of abnormally high profits being made in America—a pool that increased competition would drain into more productive endeavours.
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China's initial reaction to the results in Hong Kong has been guarded (beyond trying, as usual, to scrub the internet clean of any comment on the territory's democratic endeavours).
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The three-time NBA champion also created several media endeavours that center player voices and allow them to advocate for themselves, instead of through the mouths of media pundits.
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Last fall, it launched a channel called Twitch Creative, where Twitch broadcasters could show off their artistic endeavours, which were often game-related, like drawings, paintings, songs, costumes, and more.
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His mixing of public and private endeavours looks like a reversion to the way conflicts of interest worked at the presidential level before civil-service reform in the 20th century.
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The center will also support the companies' joint efforts with regard to a DDPS' communication program of the Ministry of Defense of Switzerland and other joint endeavours in the future.
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This story is not one of unabashed privilege, but instead one of power, and a young woman's endeavours to retain the same authority, power and respect that her predecessors commanded.
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With Germany tightening immigration controls and several recent terrorist incidents implicating Syrians, Khattab is keen to highlight the ingenuity of the growing Syrian diaspora who are involved in technological endeavours.
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According to EU diplomats, Cox's backstop solution involved an arbitration panel that would decide if enough "good faith" and "best endeavours" were being shown negotiating a post-Brexit trade deal.
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As the leading member of the Global Coalition, we have been an ardent defender of the principle of burden-sharing and we will continue to support the coalition in its endeavours.
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On that day the British government vowed to use its "best endeavours" to create a "national home" for the Jewish people in Palestine, which it would soon take from the Ottomans.
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Indeed, one of the reasons that the council can play an advisory role in these endeavours, instead of directly taking them on, is that Indigenous communities are already doing it themselves.
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"We respect Dr Jean-Jacques Van Oosten's decision to pursue his career outside the group and wish him every success in his future endeavours," it said in a statement on Thursday.
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"The kind of money that we have invested in both projects will become free for other endeavours in the medium term," chief executive Andreas Schierenbeck said in an interview with Reuters.
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"The emir of Kuwait is a messenger of good, but the policies of Qatar have not granted his endeavours success," Mecca reported Sheikh Khaled as saying on its official Twitter page.
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Many ICOs are less legitimate-sounding than Hubii, and these endeavours have come to define the ICO market as a Wild West saturated with half-baked, get-rich-quick token schemes.
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The Abood balance permits unions to charge non-members for collective bargaining efforts but not for overtly partisan endeavours like supporting political candidates (invariably Democrats) or lobbying for particular policies (invariably liberal).
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Niall's fanbase is not only comprised of those who own his likeness in cardboard cutout form, but it's those who support his solo endeavours with a glimmer of hope in their eye.
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In fall 2015, the company debuted a new channel called Twitch Creative, which allowed gamers to show off their artistic endeavours – that is, their game-inspired paintings, drawing, songs, costumes and more.
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This would help greatly with endeavours like self-driving automobile systems, for which even millions of miles driven is little more than a good start in terms of delivering real-world usable results.
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"The Duke and Duchess of Sussex take great pride in their work and are committed to continuing their charitable endeavours as well as establishing new ones," the website reads, as cited by People.
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Well, too bad, you probably shouldn't have clicked on this story because the hyper-realistic CG experiments in Simon Christoph Krenn's short film, Parasitic Endeavours, are going to leave you feeling a little disturbed.
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"This is now the time for the MIR community to embark on massive feature/ representation learning endeavours—much like the current trend in image analysis, which starts to produce quite spectacular results," Widmer writes.
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In addition to Blossom, Brown has founded ALT (Ambitious Ladies in Tech), described as a mentor network that endeavours to help women in technology startups achieve their career goals through coaching, skills development and networking.
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There are house tracks on Teen Suicide albums, melodies in Ricky Eat Acid songs that were intended for Teen Suicide, and a similar use of found sound samples can be found in all his endeavours.
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Big tech firms use it in many activities, from basic tasks such as spam-filtering and better targeting of online advertisements, to futuristic endeavours such as self-driving cars or scanning images to identify disease.
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The tax would be doubled to 2 percent of room costs under a bill scheduled to be introduced in the Oregon Legislature this month and would provide additional funding for tourism endeavours across the state.
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Figures released by the Bureau of Labour Statistics suggest a quarter of Americans volunteer for community or charitable endeavours, a proportion that is high by rich-world standards; but America's lowest level for two decades.
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"Strengthening the rule of law is fundamental for sustainable development and we support the legitimate government of Turkey in its endeavours to enhance economic stability and prosperity," the additional paragraph of the G20 was to say.
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While LXP endeavours to utilize a more unsecured funding model, its progress has stalled since its first two bond issuances, and access to unsecured capital is dependent in part on frequency of issuances and issuance size.
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By shelving efforts to go it alone in emerging markets, including India, Ford will save capital for more urgent and potentially profitable endeavours - such as defending its U.S. truck franchise or fixing its operations in China.
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ATHENS, June 18 (Reuters) - Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades said on Tuesday he expected the European Union would deliver a stronger message to Turkey against endeavours by Ankara to explore for gas in areas surrounding the island.
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Watch the poem below: Transmission by Chris Sakellaridis Shaded in the shape of a mist my breath quivers patient I recast the echoes of our past our touches and endeavours debris now, all ashes and white dust.
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The findings echoed a 2017 study from the Failure Institute, a nonprofit organization that investigates why various endeavours fail, that found more than 80% of Mexican social enterprises had a life expectancy of less than three years.
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In 2016 the Colombian government sold its stake in Isagen, a power-generating company, to a Canadian investment fund for $2bn, and used the money to buy FDN bonds, giving the institution the wherewithal to fund its endeavours.
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Ms Cumming's book is thus a double biography, alternating between the life and endeavours of Velázquez and those of this humble man who loved him, framed in a fragment of memoir by a woman who loves them both.
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"The company has and will continue to use its best endeavours to fulfil the above-mentioned requirements and will seek to resume trading of its shares on the Stock Exchange as soon as possible," it said in the filing.
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The heroic failure, recorded in the 2002 documentary "Lost in La Mancha" has led to inevitable comparisons between Gilliam, now 77, and Don Quixote, whose misplaced determination leads him on a series of doomed endeavours, including jousting against windmills.
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With the war coming to an end at this point and even the most enthusiastic adherents to the British Free Corps looking for an exit, Pleasants' pugilistic endeavours – revived in the most unlikely circumstances – also reached their natural conclusion.
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So, when I started riding a bike, and even when people started to tell me that I had a shot at becoming a professional cyclist, my previous endeavours taught me, despite my foolish ambition, to at least be skeptical.
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CIOs need to be prepared to give information at a granular level of how much different digital initiatives cost, line items he says some could be hesitant to promote because of the high-cost of many of the endeavours.
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Last year's ventures to Scotland and Poland, the latter being a country which already enjoys an established MMA scene thanks to the wonders of KSW, were a roaring success—while relatively recent endeavours in Ireland and Sweden continue to bear fruit.
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Barnier said the bloc was ready to legally commit to using its "best endeavours" in trade negotiations with Britain after Brexit to find a solution that made sure the Irish border stayed open and the contentious backstop was never applied.
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It brought into force a policy, foreshadowed two years earlier, that research it supports (it is the world's biggest source of charitable money for scientific endeavours, to the tune of some $2000bn a year) must, when published, be freely available to all.
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In the early months of Mr Trump's presidency, he had equal footing with the chief of staff, Reince Priebus, who was ousted last month, and launched some of the administration's most audacious endeavours, including one to deny visas to many foreign Muslims.
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He communicates his deepest cares and concerns with a nonchalance to rival Daria, but although he often seems exhausted or unenthusiastic about his own endeavours, he has also built an entire musical universe—and made it available for free—before the age of 25.
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"The potential impact of increasing political tensions within the ruling ANC and within government can potentially derail policy implementation and the reform endeavours that have been intensified since the beginning of this year," S&P's Africa analyst, Gardner Rusike, told a media conference call.
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Momus, having spent time in Berlin, Paris, and New York, now resides in Osaka, Japan, where he seems to spend his blissful days recording new music, scouring shops and markets for clothes and books, and detailing his various artistic endeavours on his oft-updated website.
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Atoui calls this the "phonocentric" culture of sound perception, noting that endeavours to involve deaf people in music production have often focused on amplifying or modifying sound through technology, rather than considering other ways of creating sound that learn from tactile or visual perception.
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"After more than ten years in the Board of Management, more than four of which as the CEO of the BMW Group, I would like to pursue new professional endeavours and leverage my diverse international experience for new projects and ventures," he said in a statement.
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A limited tour schedule allows him to preserve his body and improve the odds that he'll continue to pad his records, and it also gives him the opportunity to further transcend the ATP, lending his personal prestige to off-book endeavours like the nascent Laver Cup.
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Polman, whose company has long-held a commitment to green, sustainable operations and spurring development in emerging markets, noted encouragement from the awareness that around 3 million people in the U.S. were employed by sustainable endeavours, with the sector's job creation around 12 times faster than average.
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"Those were different times, different landscape, but I personally don't feel like anything needs to be reclaimed," says photographer Teddy Fitzhugh, who has taken pictures at various east London clubs including Benji B's Deviation party at XOYO and parties by Numbers, LuckyMe and Earnest Endeavours, amongst others.
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"After more than ten years in the Board of Management, more than four of which as the CEO of the BMW Group, I would like to pursue new professional endeavours and leverage my diverse international experience for new projects and ventures," Krueger said in a statement.
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Unions may not force non-members to pay for their overtly political activities (like campaigning for particular candidates), Abood said, but it is fine for states to conclude that the cost of bread-and-butter negotiations over salaries and benefits should be shared by everybody benefiting from those endeavours.
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"(Kuwait) affirms the readiness of the brothers in Qatar to understand the reality of the qualms and concerns of their brothers and to heed the noble endeavours to enhance security and stability," Kuwait's state news agency KUNA quoted Foreign Minister Sheikh Sabah al-Khalid al-Sabah as saying.
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With two kids—and a newborn since the trio's last album—the Stockholm-dwelling producer, 40, has shifted focus to his home life, a budding career as a restauranteur, and an assortment of other musical endeavours that include running his own INGRID label and playing with his other band, Amason.
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A rival firm, Plum Analytics, in Philadelphia, tracks mentions, downloads, clicks and the like of everything from preprints (papers that have been made publicly available, but are not yet formally published) and sets of raw data to non-commercial computer programs which investigators have written to assist their own endeavours.
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Fast-forward two years and the two co-founders are just about ready to make the final preparations for the first product with help from an initial seed round from investors led by Fifty Years, with participation from Susa Ventures, Garage Capital, Heuristic Capital, Embark Ventures, Uphonest Capital and Buckley Endeavours.
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I know now in this endless quest I will surely find no rest not in oceans or in rivers not in company or in solitude not in glades, coasts stars or flowers my breath quivers I know now our touches and endeavours condemned to love all ashes and white dust.
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Given our joint commitment to using best endeavours to conclude before the end of 2020 a subsequent agreement, which supersedes the Protocol in whole or in part, the Commission is determined to give priority in our work programme to the discussion of proposals that might replace the backstop with alternative arrangements.
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Though only a one-off release in the style, the interplay between the band's established synth-pop formula and their aim to continually expand their palette with new sounds proves that they still had their mind set on innovation, even as their focus would shift onto each of their respective solo endeavours.
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All too often, the emergence of new enemies appears to be linked to past military endeavours, with dubious alliances, weapons falling into the wrong hands, loss of lives and livelihoods, the spread of hopelessness and resentment as a breeding ground for extremism, terrorist recruitment, and the export of conflict along with mass migration.
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For creators like Coster, who was the only paid member of Butterscotch Shenanigans until the team's first commercial success with the D.I.C.E. Award-nominated Crashlands, the stress of medical treatment and the ensuing costs can potentially cripple not only the body, but also the will to pursue such endeavours in the first place.
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And for the people who have slaved and sweated and broke their backs and bank balances to make short films that are purely creative endeavours and very rarely will ever make money … the prospect of getting an Oscar and people learning about you and your project is essential and been the springboard for countless careers.
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As stated in Article 184 of the Withdrawal Agreement and reflected also in Paragraph 138 of the Political Declaration, the Union and the United Kingdom have committed to use best endeavours, in good faith and in full respect of the respective legal orders, to take necessary steps to negotiate expeditiously the agreements governing their future relationship referred to in the Political Declaration.
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This is fairly common knowledge, but the film reveals that that Rocky was rarely around, and provided no financial aid to his son's musical endeavours—which began when Steve established Dim Mak Records in 1996 out of his tiny apartment, releasing early records by Bloc Party and post-hardcore thrashers Blood Brothers before becoming a foundational part of the EDM quasi-movement.
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As stated in Article 184 of the Withdrawal Agreement and reflected also in Paragraph 138 of the Political Declaration, the European Union and the United Kingdom have committed to use best endeavours, in good faith and in full respect of their respective legal orders, to take necessary steps to negotiate expeditiously the agreements governing their future relationship referred to in the Political Declaration.
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I now consider that the legally binding provisions of the Joint Instrument and the content of the Unilateral Declaration reduce the risk that the United Kingdom could be indefinitely and involuntarily detained within the Protocol's provisions at least in so far as that situation had been brought about by the bad faith or want of best endeavours of the EU. 18.
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I also advised that in the specific case that situation was due to the EU's want of good faith and best endeavours, because of the difficulties of proof and the egregious nature of the conduct that would be required to establish a breach by the EU of those obligations, it would be highly unlikely that the United Kingdom could take advantage of the remedies available to it for such a breach under the Withdrawal Agreement. 17.
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