It's just too bad the military frowns on having fun.
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How can you hate a guy who frowns on rape!
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The federal government frowns on giving green cards to felons.
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Expect wet umbrellas on the subway and frowns on the street.
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As the Journal relates, even Rumsfeld himself frowns on the Undos.
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And if ethnography generally insists on anonymity, journalism frowns on it.
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That said, it sounds like the LACACC frowns on the practice.
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The Federal Highway Administration actually frowns on crosswalk art, calling them distracting.
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What if the local government in your area frowns on your beliefs?
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Iran&aposs clerically overseen government frowns on Sufism, the mystical strain of Islam.
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But Japan is home to "a culture that frowns on failure," he added.
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Both news outlets pointed out that the Federal Trade Commission frowns on such nondisclosures.
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International law frowns on making people stateless; Australia's law applies only to dual-nationals.
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He still frowns on founders at really early-stage companies trying to cash in.
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She walks around Stockholm unbothered, since the culture frowns on fawning over the famous.
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No one frowns on non-Muslims (or indeed non-fasting Muslims) taking refreshment in public.
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But he also said that he frowns on affluent travelers taking advantage of welcoming monasteries.
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And my boss frowns on me leaving for a couple hours midday to see movies.
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The government shifted the burden of integration to the migrants themselves, which Mr Penninx frowns on.
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In a conservative society that frowns on female drivers, she said, she does not have a license.
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SNS also frowns on Sulik's proposals to legalize civil unions for same-sex couples, euthanasia and marijuana.
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Society frowns on profiling or jumping to conclusions about people by their looks, and for good reason.
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There are over 1,000 distinct kinds of frowns on display, from rakish to tragic, ironic to crushed.
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By not mentioning money, my interviewees follow a seemingly neutral social norm that frowns on such talk.
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The Catholic Church, he wrote, "frowns on" such adaptation and has a habit of emphasizing aid over transcendence.
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The German players trudged off goalless at halftime, with frowns on faces and whistles ringing out from the terraces.
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Generally, this court frowns on roping people who are just trying to do their jobs into personal art projects.
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It seems likely that a majority of the justices frowns on class-action awards that bring bupkis to millions.
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Dad takes his time waiting for a confession, reminding her that Santa Claus frowns on this sort of behavior.
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And when you're in this business and you're unhappy, the figures all wind up with frowns on their faces.
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The American Society for Reproductive Medicine frowns on this, given the additional risks that come with twins and triplets.
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He stood by his bizarre code of honor, one that frowns on public assistance in favor of the coat hanger.
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" The flyer further says R.A.M. frowns on "weak men, addicts and apathy" and encourages members to revive their "warrior spirit.
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At best, deciding the case would be no more than issuing an advisory opinion, which the Supreme Court frowns on.
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Apple deeply frowns on this activity and will not generally provide technical support for a jailbroken phone running someone else's software.
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The purpose of redaction ... is to safeguard the competitive process, not to withhold information that a party frowns on making public.
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F.Y.I., playing it safe, frowns on the notion that you should risk physically injuring someone even if you can beat the ticket.
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That last part is causing a bit of a theological bugaboo for the Catholic Church, which frowns on nearly every kind of birth control.
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I wasn't surprised that in an email, she said she frowns on agreements to award fees only to lawyers hand-picked by class counsel.
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He was unhappy about keeping it, a common feeling in Gaza's conservative society: Islam views dogs as unclean and frowns on owning them as pets.
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As it pushes to make apps communicate better, the scrappy San Francisco company has developed a culture that favors boldness and taking initiative, and frowns on perfectionism.
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That has been replaced by a more sober atmosphere where the Kremlin frowns on the flaunting of wealth and only Kremlin-connected tycoons make the biggest fortunes.
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While some athletes and coaches may not always recognize the signs of concussion, the larger concern is a sports mind-set that frowns on leaving the game.
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You know, the kind that covers a man's face, not the kind that covers for a gay man's sexuality — although the university probably frowns on those as well.
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The campaign is testing the limits of a government that frowns on citizen-led movements, has a poor record of promoting women's rights and controls all news media.
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India has the highest proportion of female commercial pilots in the world at 237 percent, despite the country's patriarchal society, which typically frowns on women in such jobs.
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In a country that frowns on public dissent, Otero Alcantara has led a rare campaign against the measure, known as Decree 349, by dozens of artists working outside state institutions.
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Sandy recalls Aunt Hager, a woman who frowns on secular dancing — even if that dancing takes place in her own yard — whirling round and round at a revival in religious ecstasy.
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So be it if achieving that now means tolerating China's heavy hand; this group frowns on any talk of separatism, or even just further democratization, that could invite retaliation from Beijing.
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Even if the body is willing, Korean players said, the mind is inclined to think twice because of an age-based team hierarchy that frowns on a younger player checking an elder.
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In a blog post to "Sabato's Crystal Ball" on September 21, the online political site's managing editor, Kyle Kondik, spelled out the rationale Democrats would likely employ if a jury frowns on Menendez.
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Brief detentions are the standard response to opposition street protests in a country that frowns on public dissent and views dissidents as mercenaries in the pay of the United States to subvert the government.
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And despite a recent flurry of new development as civilization creeps across the island, the tranquil atmosphere remains, with long stretches of uninterrupted beach and an unwritten code of conduct that frowns on flashy behavior.
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" Todd adds, "He knew with his financial situation he wasn't going to be able to take her [body] back there unless he did something drastic, and unfortunately for him he did something that society frowns on.
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It is the question hovering over the weeklong festival that opened on Saturday in the ancient walled city of Pingyao: Can you create and showcase independent films in a country that frowns on independence, much less dissent?
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The European Commission typically frowns on attempts to prevent parallel trade in the 28-country bloc, whereby cheaper products in one country are transported for sale in another, seeing such tactics as an obstacle to the single market.
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Muslims do not assimilate as easily as Europeans or some Asians, said Denmark's culture minister, Bertel Haarder, partly because, as he put it, their patriarchal culture frowns on women working outside the home and often constrains freedom of speech.
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Not least because if you do not have any of these things, and you're not lucky enough to be, say, a successful novelist or a software engineer, then society frowns on you, and your prospects are frequently bleak and deeply uncertain.
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For starters, a 203 percent tax on imports from Mexico would violate the North American Free Trade Agreement and most likely the rules of the World Trade Organization, which frowns on punitive levies imposed arbitrarily on imports from specific countries.
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The scenes of harvesting wheat with primitive equipment and caring for farm animals in a turbulent climate are a continual reminder that despite its beauty, life here is no idyll, and the rural community's strict Puritanism frowns on frivolity and idle pleasure.
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Myka Meier, an expert in protocol and etiquette at Beaumont Etiquette, said in an email that there was no official code of behavior for meeting the queen, though tradition frowns on turning one's back on the monarch or sitting before she does.
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Officials in Wausau, a community of 38,000 known for granite quarries, ginseng farms and downhill skiing, have finally grown tired of the periodic mockery inspired by their ordinance, and the suggestion that they are a city that frowns on old-fashioned fun.
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While Poirot and Wimsey are deliberate about the foods they consume, their tastes are narrow: Poirot prefers his native European delicacies, like croissants, omelets, and soft cheeses; he generally frowns on English cooking, and he expresses the utmost horror when he is made to try Chinese food.
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While the government of India still frowns on porn, these blanket bans are against the law: In July 2015, India's Supreme court ruled that the government had no place interfering with people's right to consume whatever kind of media they wanted in the privacy of their own homes.
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Their health-and-training business has faltered as a result of the allegations they committed a hate crime and sold steroids, which they deny, and Abimbola Osundairo, who is straight, has suffered reputational damage among a Nigerian community that widely frowns on being gay, the brothers' legal team said.
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She shared a photo of her bare arse on Twitter, while also slipping in a casual plug for her Christmas album: (The below is a bit NSFW by the way, if your workplace is of the sort that frowns on out-of-focus bare arses on employees' screens) Extremely chef's kiss, I'm sure you'll agree.
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Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinSunday shows - Recession fears dominate Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Trump vows to 'always uphold the Second Amendment' amid ongoing talks on gun laws MORE, who is in a tough reelection battle in a state that voted overwhelmingly for Trump, has already met with Kavanaugh and frowns on the idea of delaying his Senate consideration.
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By the middle of January 2007, McNaughton had been removed from the running for a seat on the gaming board.Thompson, Charles, and Murphy, Jan. "Fortune frowns on slots post appointee ." Harrisburg Patriot-News, January 13, 2007.
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Later that year, Wells and three other suffragists attempted to meet with Theodore Roosevelt in Oyster Bay, New York, but they were rebuffed by the Secret Service."Oyster Bay Frowns on Suffragettes" New York Times (August 6, 1908): 5.
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Oracle USA: Kavanaugh Frowns on Broad Interpretation of 'Full Costs' Under Copyright Act, IP Watchdog, March 4, 2019. The Court cited three prior Supreme Court cases limiting awards to those specified by Congress: Crawford Fitting Co. v. J.T. Gibbons, Inc. (1987), West Virginia University Hospitals, Inc. v.
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From 1936 to 1943, he was postmaster of Blue River. Horne died in January 1948. Angus Horne Lake and Creek are an exception to the usual Canadian toponymy policy which frowns on using first and last names. Other examples in Wells Gray Park are Mount Hugh Neave and Fred Wells Creek.
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Pattanaik is wary of the influence of 'white saviours' on liberals as well as religious radicals. He has been rather contemptuous of the hyper-nationalism of a section of American Hindus who are clueless about Indian realities. He also frowns on secularists and atheists who deny their own missionary zeal and mythic structure, and see themselves as 'rational'.
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He hates "society" but she is enchanted with it. They go again, and then again. She becomes a regular, the darling of the countesses and princes, with her rural charm and her beauty. Sergey Mikhaylych, at first very pleased with Petersburg society's enthusiasm for his wife, frowns on her passion for "society"; but he does not try to influence Masha.
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The LPA also frowns on the use of the word midget in the name of the sport—claiming that it is as offensive as a racial slur. Wrestlers do not always feel the same way. Many, including former WWE midget wrestler Hornswoggle, have said they take pride in the term due to its history in the industry and prefer its usage due to its marketability.
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He tells Harry that his tribe was wiped out because he refused to break Council Law and become involved. As the Council members come from so many different nationalities, that there will always be Wizards on both sides of any issue. The Council frowns on political involvement, as it would tear them apart. It is possible that his less than ethical view of sacrificing Morgan could have been due to Peabody's influence.
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Some of the school's past principals have been accused of using excessive corporal punishment in the form of caning as well as, allegedly, random implements such as hockey sticks and knotted whips, even for minor offenses such as tardiness. Also, teachers used wooden rulers to hit students on hands and knuckles or slapped them as a means of punishment. More recently, however, the school frowns on the use of corporal punishment. Instead, the services of the school's counselor are used.
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Art and music festivals play a large role in positive and successful happenings. Some of these festivals include Burning Man and Oregon Country Fair. Along with the famous Allan Kaprow, Burning Man frowns on the idea of spectators and stresses the importance of everyone being involved to create something amazing and unique. Both parties embody the "audience" and instead of creating something to show the people, the people become involved in helping create something incredible and spontaneous to the moment.
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While Timmy frowns on this, being unable to say anything other than either his own and Jimmy's names, he is unable to explain the situation to the school counselor Mr. Mackey. Jimmy begins to neglect his girlfriend and studies as a result of his steroid use. When his girlfriend grows tired of neglect and announces she is leaving him, Jimmy flies into a steroid rage and savagely attacks his girlfriend and mother. Kyle repeatedly tries to talk Cartman out of his plans but is ignored.
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Army frowns on Dungeons & Dragons, Ynetnews Chick Publications have claimed that the game leads young people into the occult.Secrets of Dark Dungeons by P. D. MagnusChapter 10: D & D: Just A Game? in Rick Jones Stairway to Hell 1988 One of the most widely referenced incidents relating to Dungeons & Dragons came in 1979, with the disappearance of 16-year-old James Dallas Egbert III. Egbert had attempted suicide in the utility tunnels beneath the campus of Michigan State University, and after his non-fatal attempt, hid at a friend's house for approximately a month.
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Anastasia, the soon-to-be Red Queen of Wonderland is introduced to her servants Tweedledee and Tweedledum at the castle. During a conversation with them, the Queen of Hearts, Cora, who is shocked to have been invited to the Red King's wedding, pays them an unexpected visit to meet the new Queen. Cora offers to teach Anastasia magic to make life as a royal easier at the castle, but Anastasia declines the offer as the Red King frowns on the usage of magic which separates the royals and their servants. While not pleased with Anastasia's answer, Cora leaves her offer open.
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In the episode, Will (Eric McCormack) reluctantly decides to use a birthday gift certificate from Grace (Debra Messing) to consult a psychic about his future and encounters Sue (Manheim), an absent-minded psychic whose prediction leaves him reeling. Meanwhile, pop singer-songwriter Cher encounters her biggest fan: Jack (Sean Hayes); and Karen (Megan Mullally) frowns on Grace's new employee (Romanus) at the design firm. One of the aspects of the episode focused on Jack carrying a Cher doll, as his adoration for the singer. The result of the doll's appearance was a "collaboration" among the show's staff, NBC, Mattel, and the Ketchum Entertainment Marketing unit.
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First, a social rule exists where society frowns on deviation from the habit and attempts to prevent departures by criticising such behaviour. Second, when this criticism is seen socially as a good reason for adhering to the habit, and it is welcomed. And, third, when members of a group behave in a common way not only out of habit or because everyone else is doing it, but because it is seen to be a common standard that should be followed, at least by some members. Hund, however, acknowledges the difficulty of an outsider knowing the dimensions of these criteria that depend on an internal point of view.
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According to what he said in the episode Farm, he was raised in the country. In the episode Dance, he was writing his life story (and was continuously interrupted by Mr. Noisy's dance class upstairs), which he sold in Books. He also now lives in a small brown house with signs that say "Go Away" and have frowns on them in his front yard, and a vegetable garden with a peach orchard in his backyard (which Mr. Scatterbrain and Little Miss Whoops ruined). He is polite and civil to anyone he talks to, but is very vocal about his opinions and can be rather cynical, sarcastic, jaded and even brusque at times.
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Gray states that Tellarite diplomacy may be a factor, as 100 years ago the Federation was formed due to an alliance of Humans, Vulcans, Andorians and Tellarites united against the Romulan incursion, Tellar Prime's resources played an important factor in the Federation's victory. Tellarite society frowns on females being starship captains especially constitution class starships, which are top of the line, despite Starfleet have plenty of female captains in its history. However, although Starfleet and the Federation are not bound by Tellarite views, since the controversial admission of Coridan to the Federation, the Tellarites have indicated they may leave the Federation, robbing it of a vital resource and ally. Gray asks Kirk to interview Garrett and decide if she is a suitable candidate.
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One suffered a malfunction in its flight-control computer and decided to fly at an altitude of instead of as planned. The drone made it back safely, though photo interpreters were startled to find out that the images included a picture of a power line tower, taken from underneath the power lines. The picture was posted on the unit bulletin board with a caption provided by the commander: "The FAA frowns on this bullshit!" 556th Reconnaissance Squadron flew 68 missions over North Vietnam before it was lost to anti-aircraft fire over Hanoi. Losses were heavy at the 1,000 to 1,500 feet (300 to 450 meters) altitude set for early Model 147S missions, so the flight altitude was changed to .
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Bernstein has appeared on NBC, ABC, and CBS News programs, including Good Morning America and The Today Show. He appeared on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart on January 15, 2007. Bernstein is known for wearing many hats, mostly cowboy hats, which has led to him being likened to Indiana Jones. Although the History Channel played up the comparison in its promotion of Digging For The Truth, Bernstein frowns on this comparison, pointing out that he never wears a fedora (Indiana Jones' trademark hat), and his fashion sense has nothing to do with the fictional archaeologist. He has also been featured in the premiere issue of Men’s Vogue magazine, the cover of the Style section of The New York Times and featured in People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive issue.
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To avoid the use of the two smallest coins, some cash transactions are rounded to the nearest five cents in the Netherlands and Ireland (by voluntary agreement) and in Finland (by law). This practice is discouraged by the commission, as is the practice of certain shops of refusing to accept high-value euro notes.Pop, Valentina (22 March 2010) "Commission frowns on shop signs that say: '€500 notes not accepted'", EU Observer Commemorative coins with €2 face value have been issued with changes to the design of the national side of the coin. These include both commonly issued coins, such as the €2 commemorative coin for the fiftieth anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Rome, and nationally issued coins, such as the coin to commemorate the 2004 Summer Olympics issued by Greece.
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Punjab. Notice the buffalo in its hold. Peter rehra, ਪੀਟਰ ਰੇਹੜਾ Esprit de jugaad is a homemade vehicle used in rural Punjab. It is made by assembling a diesel engine,Law frowns on it, but Peter Rehra still a hit(mostly meant for pumping water), removing the pumpset assembly from it, and joining it with a framework made steel angles and wooden planks, and finally completing it all by putting four movable wheels, two are steerable (like in all vehicles) and the two rear ones directly attached to the engine via a primitive gear- assembly.Shoot of PETER REHRA It is, of course, not meant for high- performance, but for sheer-economy, as it is easily able to carry twenty to twenty five grown-up people (plus their luggage), but mostly cannot move at more than 25 km/h.
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1 Bondeson ascribed most of the successes to the Clever Hans effect, and said that press coverage had exaggerated what he wrote."Author Jan Bondeson frowns on 'Nazi Superdog' claims: An academic believes "Nazi superdog" press coverage has trivialised his study of the history of the partnership between man and his canine best friend," BBC News Wales, May 28, 2011. The Nazis encouraged research in animal psychology and were looking for military applications, "but that's a million miles away from the press claims--which get taller by the day--that the Nazis had a legion of talking, machine-gun-toting hounds, on the point of being unleashed on the allies." Margarethe Schmidt's nephew and others denied that Hundesprechschule Asra was sponsored by the Nazis, saying that if it had been, she would have been punished after the war.
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No. 76 U. 30506. The poetic work, Ludlul bēl nēmeqi, describes how the fortunes of Šubši-mašrâ-Šakkan, a rich man of high rank, turned one day. When beset by ominous signs, he incurred the wrath of the king, and seven courtiers plotted every kind of mischief against him. This resulted in him losing his property, “they have divided all my possessions among foreign riffraff,” friends, “my city frowns on me as an enemy; indeed my land is savage and hostile,” physical strength, “my flesh is flaccid, and my blood has ebbed away,” and health, as he relates that he “wallowed in my excrement like a sheep.” While slipping into and out of consciousness on his death bed, his family already conducting his funeral, Urnindinlugga, a kalû, or incantation priest, was sent by Marduk to presage his salvation.
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AWC supporters also noted that the agency was confronted with a patchwork of zoning laws, few assets, and strict requirements for affordable housing that made progress difficult and slow. They said the corporation should not be blamed for these problems.Coombs, "Development Agencies Fated for Major Shake-Up," Washington Business Journal, March 19, 2007. Councilmember Kwame Brown proposed creating a new "D.C. Economic Development Authority" to take over the duties of the two corporations, which would save $2.4 million in salaries alone.Coombs, "Deputy Mayor Ready to Take Control of NCRC, AWC," Washington Business Journal, May 14, 2007.Schwartzman, "Fenty, Brown Face Fight to Revamp Agencies," Washington Post, June 5, 2007. Fenty and Albert opposed Brown's proposal, arguing that the mayor's office should have full control of redevelopment projects and that creating another bureaucracy was unnecessary.Schwartzman, "Mayor's Office Frowns on Council's Plan for Development Agency," Washington Post, May 16, 2007.
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This decision appears not to be motivated by a patronizing attitude or misogyny, but rather by the fact that he has already lost his wife to supernatural forces in an incident where his own face was deformed, and doesn't want Chance to suffer the same fate. Instead, he suggests that the tradition should skip a generation, and Chance should meet a man, get married and have a son, whom Lucas may then train instead. But Chance isn't willing to accept that decision, and although Lucas frowns on his daughter's escapades and repeated attempts to investigate crimes and incidents that involve the supernatural, Chance is set on following the family trade on her own. Later in the series, it is implied that Lucas is secretly pleased by his daughter's courage and skill, even though he prefers to present the image of a strict but caring disciplinarian.
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