This week "The Economist explains" is given over to economics.
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Smiling is not a realm given over to easy description.
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We're the only vendor that's given over our source code.
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The pool is given over to a troupe of synchronised nymphs.
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LIKE I SAID, WE'VE GIVEN OVER 215,003 TO 200,27 PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
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Google has given over $21 million to the New America Foundation.
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This week "The Economist explains" blog is given over to economics.
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Almost half of the women's floor is given over to shoes.
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The lamb is quiet, too, tired, given over to its destiny.
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Its drinks menu will be given over completely to original cocktails.
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Here's what 'geniuses' do when they're given over half a million dollars
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The spacious master bath was given over to Loli organic beauty products.
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He has given over $3 billion to his alma mater, Johns Hopkins.
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Recently a few shelves were given over to Civil Service Exam books.
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Nearly a fifth of the main island is given over to American bases.
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Stella was given over to Suartama at Kerobokan, surrounded by journalists and photographers.
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Most of the country's arable land is given over to cotton and wheat.
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NXIVM reportedly was given over $150 million dollars of the Bronfman sisters' money.
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The amount of land given over to grapes there has risen even faster.
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In the last 15 years, Bell has given over $10,000 to Republican candidates.
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The packed lanes of 250th Street in Manhattan given over solely to buses.
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The remaining three-quarters of Destruction and Sorrow Beneath the Heavens is given over
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Half of it was given over to visions of the future sponsored by corporations.
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The physician should not have given over a patient's records without a signed authorization.
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Most of the book is given over, however, to readings of Shakespeare's monstrous kings.
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A room at the back of the house has been given over to nonfiction.
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A large section of the museum is given over to displays justifying the crackdown.
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My free time was given over to girlfriends, just like when I was single.
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IN THE SPY MUSEUM in Washington, DC, a floor is given over to James Bond.
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I've given over 30 speeches in the last 45 days in every corner of Virginia.
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Beyond that, though, a portion of the interview is also given over to his heritage.
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Trump companies have reportedly given over $60 million worth of such easements over the years.
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It depends what those applications are and what control is given over to the machine.
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And more land is given over to grazing animals than for any other single purpose.
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We have given over control of our information to one company, really, in this world.
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Since 240, the Squitieris' companies have given over $2000,211 to the Bronx Democratic County Committee.
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And on Monday, the couple shared some of the best they've given over the years.
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Jurvetson has now given over $22 million in recent cycles to Democratic candidates and causes.
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In her home, the open-plan living room had been completely given over to painting.
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But much of it is also being given over to data centers and solar farms.
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So far this cycle, just 10 wealthy donors have given over $76 million to super PACS.
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Roughly 18% of China is given over to national parks or protected areas of some sort.
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A whole lot of the film is given over to naked fan service and shameless pandering.
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How much freedom must believers be given over the manner in which they express their faith?
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He's also given over $26,000 to six senators who will vote on his confirmation, including McConnell.
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More animals are living in our houses and are given over to a life of leisure.
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Nixon has about $660,000 in the bank, with $500,000 of it given over the last month.
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Part of the generous stretch of bar is given over to pasta-making, in full view.
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That run might remind voters that all conservatives haven't given over their principles to Donald Trump.
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One bank of the Estadio Metropolitano has been given over entirely to Tottenham, another to Liverpool.
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Huge acres of airtime and newsprint are given over to rumors and whispers and breathless updates.
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But I want to thank you all for your trailblazing performances you've given over your career.
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The two children in question were very sick before they were given over to Border Patrol.
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One section of the second floor is given over to what are identified as self-portraits.
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A full page was given over to legal notices, a financial lifeline for many small papers.
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The two..... ...children in question were very sick before they were given over to Border Patrol.
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One-fifth of Okinawa, the main island of Japan's southernmost archipelago, is given over to American forces.
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That's saying something given over $1 billion dollars has gone into ICOs (Kickstarters on steroids) in 20063.
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Hillary destroyed evidence under subpoena and the Trump people have given over millions and millions of documents.
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The space once earmarked for Amtrak could be given over to the Garden, solving earlier space concerns.
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We did some digging into what celebrities really eat, based on interviews they've given over the years.
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The children are given over to either a U.S. relative's home, foster care, or a juvenile facility.
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"My entire handbag was given over to the care and maintenance of my BB," Ms. Urban said.
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He has said that he has given over $100 million to charity in the past five years.
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The lane was hived off with crash barriers and given over to cyclists going in both directions.
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To mitigate those concerns, there is a section of the museum given over to Miami's graffiti history.
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"Every free moment we have is given over to looking for these dead drop sites," Rezun wrote.
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In California, where 80% of water is given over to agriculture, such savings are not to be dismissed.
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It's a fine counterpoint in a franchise so often given over to so-called "dark and gritty" sensibilities.
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"The two children in question were very sick before they were given over to Border Patrol," he added.
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The bits of the interior that are not being dug up are still given over to cattle stations.
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Now, her communication with the public consists of press releases and wry smiles given over the duchess pose.
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Kant and Nietzsche are name-dropped regularly, and entire episodes are given over to thinking through moral dilemmas.
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In the latter, these decisions are given over to the market (in effect, to underwriters, firms and investors).
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The GAC curriculum made cheating easier because the same tests were given "over and over again," Bogen said.
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Owning your own oar doesn't change the inhumanity of a life given over to rowing in the dark.
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Environmentalist climate hawks may have to tolerate large-scale carbon sequestration or new rivers given over to dams.
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Amid all the beautiful objects, a few booths are given over to more elaborate installations or altruistic causes.
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The part of her Russian paramour, Vadime, is given over to Tomás Cruz, a pop and jazz singer.
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The rest is given over to a surging sci-fi rumination on the idea of exploration, writ large.
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This blog even put together a guide on OkCupid advice that Redditors have given over the past few years.
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She and her sister, Maribel, were given over to their father—Juárez's uncle—after he and their mother split.
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Fearing a subpoena, the witnesses have complied with the request and have given over their phones, the sources said.
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The accompanying appendices include hundreds of pages of speeches, writings and public statements that Kavanaugh has given over decades.
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Comments given over the years by Tesla CFO Deepak Ahuja illustrate how the company feels about the quarterly dance.
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The love story here isn't between Biggie and Tupac, though ample screentime is given over to their early friendship.
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"I want to thank you all for your trail-blazing performances you have given over your career," Kidman said.
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"The two children in question were very sick before they were given over to Border Patrol," the president said.
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Vaccinations would be given over the course of several weeks, he said, depending on how many a patient needed.
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He has also given over $30,000 to the Trump campaign and other Republican political groups, according to federal records.
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Aides said he read every speech Mr. Tillerson had given over the past decade in preparation for the hearing.
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Some of the unused mills on the town's outskirts have been given over to creative spaces and start-ups.
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Partway through the set, the video screen was given over to a "kiss cam" roving the audience for smooching couples.
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Sessions claims that records do not exist for the vast majority of press interviews he has given over the years.
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Cait Oppermann The second week of August isn't ordinarily a time given over to novelty and ambition in New York.
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One room was given over to a pair of dresses that had been inspired by the idea of quantum foam.
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The shop more often is given over to high-end women's wear by Rick Owens, Chrome Hearts or Haider Ackermann.
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An embarrassingly large chunk of my coaching sessions are given over to tweaking the intonation of, say, Debussy's String Quartet.
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We may be donated to a nursing home or given over as practice material for students of funereal flower arrangements.
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Commercial pressures meant that blocks set aside for schools and other civic facilities were given over to commerce and industry.
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"The two … children in question were very sick before they were given over to Border Patrol," Trump wrote online Saturday.
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A seller of rare books I know once issued an entire catalogue devoted to books given over to the flames.
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Tajik merchants, it seemed, routinely overbooked the cargo space, so the aft passenger seats were given over to retail goods.
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Two large rooms near the entrance of the Rubell Foundation are given over to the sculptural installation work of Solange Pessoa.
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Cannon enlisted in the US Army in 1966, and a large part of the show is given over to this period.
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Even for apps you do trust and are happy with, it's worth double-checking the permissions you've given over to them.
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She then goes on to describe the litany of annoyingly unsolicited skin care tips that she's been given over the years.
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Britain has given over 60 million pounds worth of equipment since 2012, including old border watchtowers once used in Northern Ireland.
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The latter noted the growing share of global crops given over to animal feed and considers the effects on food prices.
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"A place in Bulgaria, rent-free and with six units on it, has been given over to us," Mr. Siegel said.
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Coachella's consistently booked dance acts since its 1999 inception, and has given over a whole tent to DJs in recent years.
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She assumed that the evening would be given over to their feelings about the election, but the subject hardly came up.
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For the first time it has given over all of its sixth floor special exhibition space to a single living artist.
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Long stretches are given over to rumbling, drone-heavy textures, with Sorey playing a dungchen—the long-barrelled Tibetan Buddhist horn.
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Dominion and Duke Energy have given over $57.8 million for a pipeline "mitigation" fund to be deployed at the governor's discretion.
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Voters knew the President could have given over his tax returns, they knew that he didn't and they elected him anyway.
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And lastly, but never least, intellectual and creative real estate was given over to the active forms of individual artist's practices.
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And the minute the floor was given over to questions, that discontent—fraught with cursing, interruptions, and charged frustration—became known.
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According to ONEHOPE, the company has given over 1.8 million meals and has helped more than 2,000 kids with autism to date.
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Scrub where sheep once grazed is being given over to intensive dairy farms—some of them irrigated to help the pasture grow.
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Only 9% of land in the heart of Hanoi is given over to primary and secondary roads, compared with 32% in Manhattan.
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Clearly, substantial thought has been given over the decades to the manner in which market-sensitive statistical data is to be released.
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Mr. Hadiprana had given over his expansive family rice farm in nearby Ubud, the island's cultural hub, to create the Chedi hotel.
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Much of Hamilton's America is given over to talking-head summaries of Hamilton's life, interspersed with illustrative clips from the staged show.
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The number of acres given over to the Thompson seedless grape, traditionally grown for raisins, has been halved from 227 to 220.
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The best scenes, which are the talkiest and the least given over to plot, instead showcase Ms. Hutchinson's dry, roguish, gutsy voice.
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And outside liberal organizations have given over $1.5 million to anti-Saccone coverage, including ads painting Saccone as extravagant with taxpayer funds.
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The dairy-obsessed island extends for little over 150 square miles, the vast majority of which is given over to cattle-rearing.
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This multiple-part test — oral, written, and small panel interview — is given over a course of a few weeks throughout the testing process.
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Half of "Unsheltered" is given over to Treat and her friendship with Thatcher Greenwood, a fictional teacher struggling to spread Darwin's new doctrine.
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Since its founding in 2011, Pink Ribbon Red Ribbon has screened over 20,000 women for cervical cancer, and given over 70,000 HPV vaccinations.
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In the early 1960s sub-Saharan Africa had 1.5m square kilometres given over to arable farming; now it uses 800,000 square kilometres more.
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The third floor is entirely given over to the owner's residence, with two more bedrooms, a living area, a library and a kitchen.
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The previous two weeks were given over to the state Regents exams, when students go to school only if they have a test.
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Much of the book is given over to Simone's close reading of the longstanding skirmishes that have taken place in Bay City, Mich.
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Every person Ms. Hirshey introduces earns a two-page mini-profile; there's a whole chapter given over to "Jaws," produced by Mr. Brown.
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A ghostly air pervades the 2825th floor, now given over to a Gaiam yoga studio, jammed storerooms, closets and an employee conference room.
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In the few interviews he has given over his career, he has said that he does not plan out his books in advance.
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That so much space has been given over to the organic expression of one artist's vision in Chandigarh, of all places, seems wild.
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The bleak heart of Italy's outbreak is the wealthy area of Bergamo, where the local newspaper is now given over to death notices.
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Three numbers are given over to the admiration of generals and Army life, which seems not alone an extravagance but a reckless audacity.
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There were 20 dark blue boxes there in an otherwise clutter-free aerie given over to Modernist furniture, coffee table books and art.
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But when 220 came, only a small portion of display space had changed, given over to marking the 22019th anniversary of Congolese independence.
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Under a deal signed with a local farming consortium, 700 hectares are to be given over by 2023 to the growing of hazelnuts.
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A person will only burn in their lust toward the same gender if they have been given over to a reprobate or rejected mind.
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It is because of these requirements that, in many office developments and shopping centres, more space is given over to cars than to people.
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A few booths away, Ronald Feldman Fine Arts has given over its entire space to "Disphotic Zone," a magical installation by Shih Chieh Huang.
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The first floor is given over to everyday life, including the economy; the second to collective life, including politics and questions of national identity.
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As UBS, a bank, notes, American lorries can take 40 tonnes laden weight and typically 22.5 tonnes of that is given over to cargo.
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Since 7413, the Squitieri family, along with their companies and a web of realty corporations and LLCs, has given over $2741,28 to state Sen.
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Egypt has asked Cyprus to extradite the man, the BBC reports, arguing that he should be given over under a 1996 bilateral extradition treaty.
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A fair amount of the talking is given over to experts and celebrities, who are, as often in documentaries like this, a mixed bag.
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A substantial percentage of the book is given over to personal testimonies, sometimes quoted at length, taken from memoirs, pamphlets and other researchers' work.
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The day will be given over to bodices and bustles and edible flowers, a medieval spectacle shot through with an electric current of sex.
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The sixth section, awkwardly titled "Towards a Machine Age and Looking Forward," is given over to the sleek styling of the essentialist International Style.
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The group met at a Waldo's convenience store in Mexico City early one Sunday morning, following the instructions given over encrypted messages weeks before.
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We asked a slew of industry tastemakers to discuss the unsolicited advice they've been given over the years — and how they eschewed absurd style mandates.
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Swaths of the The Whole Thing are given over to improvisation and deconstruction, and few of its tracks conform to any recognizable verse-chorus structure.
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"The one piece of advice I've been given over & over is to take a picture right before I give birth," Ewell wrote in her caption.
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In France, between 1990 and 2015, forest cover increased by an average of 102,000 hectares each year, as more fields were given over to trees.
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"Fleabag" wastes no episodes building impressions, introducing its awful characters with brisk descriptions and allowing more time to be given over to bickering and mishaps.
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Whittaker told The Verge that the paper's methodology was questionable and that the lack of time given over to the work's ethical implications was damning.
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"That basically is the decision I have been given over this last day after entering the hospital with sudden pain in my calf," wrote Purdy.
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The condom brand will donate money to not-for-profit Global Fund for every packet sold, with a minimum $5 million given over three years.
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The other plenums approve broad policy directions, with the third seen as the most important because it is given over to political or economic reform.
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I rekindle a waning argument with the telephone company, then cut my losses and lie down, given over to whatever it is in the air.
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Swaths of the The Whole Thing are given over to improvisation and deconstruction, and few of its tracks conform to any recognizable verse-chorus structure.
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The other 164 hours of weekly programming will be given over to talk, a reflection of a national decline in noncommercial music programming on radio.
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The other floors will include traditional rentals, with the fourth mostly given over to amenities, including an indoor pool, to be shared by the building.
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"Harrogate" happens also to be among the few notable British titles in a season given over to American plays and musicals at seemingly every turn.
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Outside conservative organizations have given over $8 million to pay for anti-Lamb coverage, including negative ads attempting to tie him to Democrat Nancy Pelosi.
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The chemotherapy for this form of cancer, Pratt said, is usually pretty intense and is given over multiple days in a row at the hospital.
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The first floor is largely given over to a high-ceilinged exhibition space, sparsely furnished with plants and stylish castoffs, including a working upright piano.
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It's driven by a trio of propellers, and most of the interior is given over to payload (it can carry about 450 pounds) and batteries.
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Seeing a white institutional space given over to Black joy left a deep, lasting impression and really opened up a space of imagination within me.
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As with "Double Protection," the expressions on these characters' faces are devoid of emotion, their eyes given over to thousand-yard stares into the ether.
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The few rote-seeming interviews Mr. Zuckerberg has given over the years have only served to confirm the assumption that he is more machine than man.
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The case The jury of 11 white jurors and one African-American is considering the testimony of 55 witnesses given over the span of five weeks.
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We have given over millions of pieces of paper, countless hours from our own folks in the administration from the campaign for conversations with the investigation.
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In the guest bedroom, the closet had been given over to her dresses: Dolce & Gabbana, Armani and designer names I didn't even recognize on garment bags.
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But on Wednesday night, as in the past three debates, a shockingly small portion of time and questioning was given over to matters of foreign policy.
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Limited meeting time was given over to VA and selected VSO leaders, led by the Disabled American Veterans organization, to argue for protecting the status quo.
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He bleeds on the floor of the temple, his life-blood running out, his life given over to murder, the very thing he sought to master.
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HCA has given over $1 million in grants -- up to $7,500 per affected employee -- that can be used for home repair, hotel, food and other expenses.
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Seventeen thousand square feet have been given over to "Exhibitionism," which began at the Saatchi Gallery, in London, and will remain in New York until March.
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AND THE REST OF IT, WHICH WILL BE BY FAR THE MOST, WILL BE GIVEN OVER, YOU KNOW, A PERIOD OF MORE THAN A DECADE TO CHARITY.
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The G6 is dominated by this screen, with the small bezels allowing 80 percent of the front of the device to be given over to the display.
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The trucks will then be given over to human operators at predetermined checkpoints, who will manually finish the route and unload the goods at their final destination.
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Of the minimally-invasive procedures, wrinkle treatment injections like Botox were given over 7 million times, followed by hyaluronic acid fillers, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, and laser treatments.
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However, certain localized breast cancers can now be treated with partial breast irradiation given over five days or even in a single dose at time of surgery.
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"Most people just got it once they first saw TV." He also said that the company has given over 10,000 live demos to future partners and customers.
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But the founders expected state governments to do most of the governing; in the modern era, vast swaths of policy have been given over to the feds.
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Although much of it is now given over to light industry and boutique businesses (furniture designers, chocolatiers), the place still projects a mausoleumlike chill, especially at night.
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They bite off the ends of their antennae, reducing their acute sensitivity; perhaps it's a means of making more bearable a life wholly given over to procreation.
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In a dystopian future (the only kind we get these days), the American government has decreed that one night a year will be given over to lawlessness.
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The walls are covered in graffiti murals by local artists — and the back of the restaurant is given over to D.J.'s and musicians on the weekends.
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Instead, much of the book is given over to a biography of Nelle Harper Lee and an extremely detailed history of the making of the 1962 movie.
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The Fondazione Merz is one of the central art spaces in Turin: a former industrial warehouse now given over to the archive of Mario and Marisa Merz.
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The reverse process made the following piece more satisfying, as the solo part of the Harpsichord Concerto No. 2 in E was given over to the violin.
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He has said that there is no record of the vast majority of interviews he has given over the years, but a quick Google search disproves that.
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Streets are closed to traffic and given over to wares from nearly 200 different artists, along with performances from the likes of jazz bands and dance crews.
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City Council meetings were given over to grappling with how Portland would pay for all of this — and the possibility that still more migrants might be coming.
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All of them recreated and replicated by Sparrow in the hues and shapes of their recognisible packaging—but given over to the soft, bloated, coziness of felt.
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Many officials believe that these figures may be woefully low -- some studies, cited by the United Nations, suggest that 60% of Yemen's farmland is given over to khat.
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A culture shift IBM's Lagarde says that Toolbox now has given over 300,000 people across the company access to Slack and is working on onboarding the last 50,000.
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The last afternoon of the summit is given over to the specifics of candidate training: how to run a campaign, stay on message, connect with voters and funders.
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"There is no solidly Democratic donor that has come close to the amount that the Mostyns have given over the past decade to political candidates," Mr. McDonald said.
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But from one verse to the next, lower voices enter, and the final, lowering notes are given over to the bass alone, suggesting how hope curdles into bleakness.
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One of the recurring questions in the interviews that Lynch has given over his decades as a filmmaker is the degree to which dreams have influenced his work.
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Much of Chloe Lamford's set — itself ready for display in Tate Modern — is given over to a glass box that makes the characters into human specimens on display.
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Nonetheless, more of Portobello's hundreds of indoor and outdoor retail units have been given over to "new goods," such as Scottish knitwear, amber jewelry and London-themed souvenirs.
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In the handful of interviews he's given over the years — including to Vice, Allure, Teen Vogue and Interview magazine — Kirby presents himself as Kendall's absolutely real twin bro.
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The busy Nathan Road shopping district, which was crammed with ivory shops as recently as the 1980s, is now mostly given over to outposts of international luxury brands.
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And the Center for American Progress recently found that the DeVos family has given over $950,000 to 21 senators who will have the chance to vote on her nomination.
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In one piece that hangs near the store's freezers (now given over, in part, to display), paper fragments that run along the center all function as re-contextualized advertisements.
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The First Nations Tax Commission has recommended that taxing authority be given over to First Nations governments so they can implement their own levies on cannabis produced on reserves.
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Pluto TV is a free, ad-supported service that has given over-the-top viewers a video option that doesn't require a cable subscription or monthly payments to Netflix.
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Toward the end, it's suggested that The Circle's top leaders are hypocrites given over to capital-E Evil in some vague way, but their actual intentions are never established.
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As the Taliban has consolidated its hold on parts of Afghanistan, where 85% of the world's heroin is made, more of the country has been given over to poppies.
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The concessions have changed traditional cropping, with 80 percent of all agricultural land now given over to six export-focused crops: rice, cassava, maize, sugarcane, rubber and oil palm.
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The report states that the DoJ has given over $12 million in funding to multiple manufacturers since 1997 to develop smart guns, and none of them have panned out.
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Given over to a masterly singer endowed with an opulent baritone that includes a silky, cellolike high register and penetrating depths, such an exploration of darkness can be cathartic.
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The rest of the congressional calendar will mostly be given over to confirming Trump's nominees, including Trump's choices for Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, and CIA director, Gina Haspel.
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His clipped, competent tone rarely breaks, but when it does it makes the subtle heartbreak of a life given over to the service of others all the more devastating.
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It's a flat and dusty place, given over the rice fields and chicken farms, and its proximity to Thailand's busiest port makes it tempting for importers of computer scrap.
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Under the city's supervision, a four-square-block area, roughly 5,246 square meters, has been pedestrianized, reclaimed from cars and given over to people for a mix of uses.
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Nao Bustamante's "Given Over to Want" (2011), a performance still, shows the artist dressed in tape with boxed attached to and leaking down from the top of her head.
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Since his miracle TD pass that punched Buffalo's ticket to the postseason, Bills Mafia has given OVER $57K to his charity -- in just 24 hours since the 1st donation!
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If you are the naive sort, not yet thoroughly given over to cynicism, you might reasonably ask: What sort of qualifications does Howke have to be reviewing scientific research proposals?
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Classical music rarely makes headlines these days, yet there at the Morgan are four front pages from The New York Herald in August 1876, given over to the "Ring" operas.
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The publicity-shy Bob Mercer, who has given over $2 million to pro-Trump efforts, took the extraordinary step of castigating Cruz in a statement to The New York Times.
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Mr Allcock says it would be a shame if live-streaming grew too much: personal sympathies given over the cold cuts after a service offer relatives great solace, he says.
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I haven't been able to find out whether the speaker system at Buchenwald, normally used for barking out orders, really was given over to classical-music broadcasts every Sunday evening.
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According to the Council of Economic Advisers in 2016, 83 percent of jobs paying less than $20 per hour could have substantial parts of their work given over to automation.
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The exhibition's long central gallery is given over to the ceiling, a project so complex that Michelangelo gave up organizing a production team and did most of the job himself.
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During the second weekend, Nublu's stage was given over to International Anthem, a four-year-old independent label in Chicago that is already having an outsize influence on creative music.
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Scientists are still poring over this discovery, trying to establish if, in the last phases of its existence, a section of the space station was given over to a party.
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And one thing that makes me hopeful is we know from interviews he's given over the years that he has, at any given point, held every position on every issue.
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Last appearance: 6.9, "Battle of the Bastards"When Rickon was caught and given over to Ramsay Bolton, he was dressed more like a Wildling than a highborn Lord of Winterfell.
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Two men in oil-stained overalls checked the driver's name and vehicle against the description given over the phone before starting up a little engine to pump in the diesel.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that Wynn, who's given over $1.5 million to the GOP in the last five years, had forced himself on and exposed himself to multiple women.
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The tenor Paul Appleby sometimes seemed unsure of how to play the lead role of Belmonte, a character given over to somewhat wooden statements of ardor and ineffective displays of heroism.
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And for too long: The show, directed by Sash Bischoff, clocks in at more than three hours, with nearly a third of that time given over to maximally gratuitous dance sequences.
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Now, that museum (renamed Tate Britain in 21989, after Tate Modern opened) has given over its galleries to Mr. Bowling's abstract paintings, some runny and mucky, others alive with lambent color.
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Kanner cites several other saints known to be patrons of epilepsy, whose names were given over time as euphemisms for the disease — St. John, St. Donato, St. Cornelius and scores more.
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The new building, designed by the OMA architectural practice, led by Rem Koolhaas, combines offices, the Museum Rotterdam — a space given over to the history of the city — and bars and restaurants.
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When I moved from my native Upper West Side, then given over to Yankee love, to Brooklyn, I could listen to Mets games on transistor radios during softball games in Prospect Park.
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The revolutionary technology could help in detecting other diseases, like Ebola and tuberculosis, which is why the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has given over $1 million to the company for research.
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If Zuckerberg had given over the reigns to a professional CEO, who knows if he or she would have had the confidence to make such a dramatic bet on the company's future?
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Brussels prosecutors said that they had decided not to pursue charges against seven ex-directors because it had not found sufficient proof that they had wilfully given over-optimistic information to shareholders.
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Billionaire philanthropist George Soros has given over $550,000 to the Best for Britain campaign, a group advocating for the U.K. to stop Brexit and remain in the European Union, the Guardian reports.
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So the return of Barneys to its ancestral land has meaning, like a reforestation of an area given over to thoughtless development, and habitable again for the animals that naturally thrive there.
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Mr. Giuliani's disclosure form showed a $300,000 speaking fee for one event in November 2005, the largest single fee on the form, which covered 123 speeches given over a 14-month period.
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Dispatches From Elsewhere is a work fully given over to this desire, one that feels particularly potent at a moment when tabletop games seem to be at a previously unseen cultural peak.
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Dispatches From Elsewhere is a work fully given over to this desire, one that feels particularly potent at a moment when tabletop games seem to be at a previously unseen cultural peak.
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But as wine came to be more lucrative than fruit over the last third of the 20th century, many of the acres devoted to table fruit were given over to wine grapes.
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The current intravenous drug, eflornithine, must be given over many days with intravenous fluids that weigh about 125 pounds, a big burden in the supply chain for rural hospitals, Dr. Pecoul said.
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"We've given over $250 million to academic research since 2005, and every year we host over 30 visiting faculty, dozens of Ph.D. students and thousands of interns," said the spokesman, Jason Freidenfelds.
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The engaging Ms. Pearce makes for a garrulous yet reflective presence, given over to flights of fantasy, who gets talked down to the reality of daily life by her gleamingly intense colleague.
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He's an unabashed proponent of regime change, and a good portion of "The Restless Wave" is given over to recounting how besieged peoples from other lands have been grateful for American support.
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You say he is the worst prime minister in living memory, an opinion so grossly uncharitable that it could only emanate from rabid, Brussels-infatuated journalists, wholly given over to Remain propaganda.
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The conservative think tank's event is taking place Tuesday evening in the hotel's presidential ballroom, and is dedicated to Heritage Foundation donors who have given over $1,000 annually, according to the report.
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One of the shocking things about the map our docent distributed of the Met in 1967 is how much of the current gallery space was given over to storage rooms back then.
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It suggests that such an approach is unnecessary — that it's enough to depict things as they were, without the gloss this national myth has been given over time, the inconvenient details sanded away.
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While the company has been under pressure from Norwegian authorities over tax (a large section of its local website for drivers is given over to instructing them they are responsible for reporting tax).
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It then reinvested $3.1 billion for a 40 percent stake in Toshiba Memory, a move some analysts considered worrisome given over-capacity in NAND memory chips used in smartphones and data storage servers.
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It is not unusual for an entire section near the court to be given over to the pep band, and for several more at courtside to form part of a designated student section.
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At both Ziva Meditation and Ben Turshen Meditation, you can take a free introductory class, and then sign up for the eight-hour course, given over four days, which costs $400 to $1,200.
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Half a mile north and a few blocks east, at Bloomingdale's, the windows on Lexington Avenue have been given over to a holiday partnership with the Grinch, whose new film is in theaters.
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The graves of the blacks were left where they were as the land was given over to a beer garden, a movie studio and, eventually, a block-square depot for streetcars and buses.
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The big four technology companies — Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple — and their employees have given over $5.3 million collectively in campaign contributions in the 85003 cycle, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Approximately 36 percent of land in Manhattan is given over to streets and sidewalks, according to research conducted by the United Nations, a higher share than in Barcelona or Toronto or Los Angeles.
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One of the larger galleries was given over to a multi-designer fashion show MC-ed by Ian Isiah, a performer linked to GHE20GoTH1k, the once-underground, gender-bending party turned global phenomenon.
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The bureau also forecast a near 20 percent rise in the area given over to the country's largest agricultural crop after wheat plantings fell to at least a 20-year low in 2018/19.
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In other words, that entire stretch of critical roadway linking two major cities across an international border would be given over to driverless cars by 2040, with no old-fashioned, human piloted, cars allowed.
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Screenplay is the obvious choice, but that race is a bruising one, and Get Out doesn't have much hope in either the Actor or Director categories (which both seem given over to other choices).
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The movie's biggest failure in this regard is the way it wastes its lead, actress Shailene Woodley, a promising young performer who has given over years of her career to a second-rate endeavor.
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It was a rollicking time, and the project spawned a cadre of imitators, most notably in Ireland; in 2012, the country's official account was given over to its citizens in much the same way.
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The samurai sword is traded for a muscular dog, who is then given over by Darius to a flannel-wearing stranger somewhere in the Georgia hills (perhaps near Stone Mountain, where Glover was raised).
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And his money matters: He has given over $1 million to Right to Rise super PAC, which supported Jeb Bush's 2016 campaign, and last spring he gave $25,000 to Mitch McConnell's Senate Leadership Fund.
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This may be true, but it's missing a much bigger point: If you're using Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, TikTok, or many other services, you've already given over access to much, much more of your data.
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The bulk of the program was given over to two collections of songs, by Charles Ives and George Crumb, which addressed feelings of longing and belonging through the quotation and renegotiation of familiar music.
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Two full floors will be given over to an enormous installation by Chanel, inspired by the enormous cruise ship the brand erected in the Grand Palais in Paris to show the 2019 cruise collection.
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The New York Times Magazine's annual "New York" special is a chance to focus on and celebrate the city itself — and the latest edition, publishing this weekend, has been given over entirely to comics.
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Therefore, even though much of the first half of the novel is given over to Florent recalling various past romantic and sexual encounters, his understanding of relationships is so limited as to be tiresome.
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This amazed John, this cool acceptance, and only with time did he come to see it for what it was: a shedding, a last (necessary?) step before one is given over fully to death.
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"That basically is the decision I have been given over this last day after entering the hospital with sudden pain in my calf," wrote Purdy, whose representative did not immediately return PEOPLE's request for comment.
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The majority of the video is given over to depicting a series of Facebook and Twitter accounts apparently hacked by the pro-ISIS group which made the video — and calls itself 'sons of caliphate army'.
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Two are skylit tower galleries, one has a glorious double display of 10 Mark Rothko paintings, and Barnett Newman's complete "Stations of the Cross," the other given over to a long-term Alexander Calder survey.
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More telling was the remainder of the episode: more than 15 minutes given over to reminiscing and inside-baseball chitchat by the show's cast of writer-performers, with Mr. Wilmore once again sitting by, observing.
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The rest of this episode is mostly given over to developing Duncan, and while very little of this development will ever pay off, his nightmare of Lilly with her skull caved in is beautifully eerie.
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Yet the available research suggests that electoral politics at the truly local, small-scale level is far less given over to partisan identities and ideological identifications than electoral politics at the state and federal levels.
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Equal portions of the book are given over to the voices of his psychologist parents, Jane and Jonathan, and to Darren Eberheart, a former preschool classmate whose cognitive deficits are the inverse of Adam's gifts.
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Now, "specialty crops" (as the Department of Agriculture calls all fruits and vegetables) are relegated primarily to a few coastal states and countries south of the border; Middle America is largely given over to grains.
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The numbers: The big four technology companies -- Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple -- and their employees have given over $5.3 million collectively in campaign contributions in the 2020 cycle, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Koh Yen Boon, a durian seller in Kuantan, said his sales volume dropped by about 30 percent last year due to lower output, driven by environmental damage and as more land was given over to mining.
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The move has brought criticism from some in the Southern California gay community, who say the one day of the year set aside to celebrate their lives should not be given over to other political causes.
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A regular life is supplanted by a rarefied one, in which the routines of daily existence are given over to things like appearing on late-night talk shows, chatting with journalists, and playing enormous outdoor festivals.
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The second gallery is given over to an animated film based on Richter's art book " Patterns ," in which an abstraction is successively subdivided, mirrored, and subdivided again, until it is reduced to thin stripes of color.
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Most of a 22574,2643-square-foot Hudson Square lot has been given over to Gitano NYC, a semi-tented Mexican bar and restaurant with tables, sofas and lush greenery that can accommodate 621 diners and drinkers.
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Facebook executives said the design of Libra was inspired by the decentralized structure of Bitcoin, with governance given over to the association, in which Facebook will only have one vote out of a potential 100 partners.
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One 2016 study found that for every hour doctors spent with patients, two hours were given over to filling out paperwork, leaving much less time to listen to patients, arguably the best way to avoid misdiagnoses.
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Her body has lately been given over to a fey fellow named Ed, who performs upon her an expensive and invasive kind of "neuro-physio-chi bodywork," to put it in the words of a friend.
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For six months, the Harold Pinter Theater has been given over to a unique sequence of Pinter one-acts, presented under the curatorial eye of Jamie Lloyd, who directed some of these lesser-known plays himself.
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As such, some have chosen to create single-artist displays: New York's Sperone Westwater has devoted its booth entirely to Susan Rothenberg, and London's Bowman Sculpture is given over to Rodin's "Gates of Hell" (1880–1917).
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Given over a billion Muslims read the Quran regularly and many people are trying to understand whether to be fearful of Muslims, the founders hope this could lead to a better understanding of the religion and culture.
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While the back page is given over to Hugh Hefner in the October 7th edition, the subtle tribute across the subheadings in the rest of the issue left me workin' on a mystery, goin' wherever it leads.
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But with 137 occasions given over to UN days, many argue that the calendar is way too crowded (a comprehensive list is hard to compile as days instituted by other groups are also recognised by the UN).
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It says the transition is necessary because other countries — specifically China and Russia — have cited the U.S.'s outsize role as evidence that oversight should be given over to the United Nations or another body of nations.
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Its apostles see the catastrophic impact of climate change as a historic opportunity to revert to the comforting, delusive tribal vision of racial purity in a world given over to chaos and all but permanent geopolitical turmoil.
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Salieri's response was harsh, although, as the musicologist Volkmar Braunbehrens notes, it might be asked why Beethoven felt compelled to schedule his concert on a night that for many years had been given over to Salieri's benefit.
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A good third of the gallery has been given over to bamboo and rattan mats gathered from across Thailand, on which gallerygoers can chill out for a spell; just make sure to take off your shoes first.
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The first half of the concert was given over to a sparkling performance of Mr. Adams's "Absolute Jest" (2012), an exuberant concerto grosso for lightly amplified string quartet and large symphony orchestra, which quotes extensively from Beethoven.
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The whole second half was given over to the premiere of Ms. Beamish's "A Shakespeare Masque," which was the sort of entertainment Garrick might have put his hand to had he lived today — and been a better poet.
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At the rate it's going, Barnes & Noble won't be known as a bookseller at all—either because most of its floor space will be given over to games and gadgets, or, more ominously, because it won't even exist.
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She tried a course of I.V. generic ketamine last summer, at a local clinic, which typically entails a half-dozen infusions, given over a couple of weeks, for about $500 apiece, with follow-up "booster" treatments as needed.
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At the city's stadium, its artificial turf given over to amateurs to play pickup games in the warm summer evening, there are Barcelona jerseys and Real Madrid jerseys and a Chelsea top or two, but no Russian shirts.
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One scene in "Mindhunter", a drama series based on the early years of criminal profiling at the FBI, was given over to finding a catchy name for the phenomenon, like Don Draper coming up with a new advertising slogan.
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They judge the success of the peace deal by the number of hectares given over to the crop, says Hernando Zuleta, director of the Centre for Studies on Security and Drugs at the University of the Andes in Bogotá.
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Mr. Patrick, 22015, grew up in the 1950s and '60s on Chicago's South Side, then a neighborhood of Southern transplants, where he recalls being steeped in Southern culture and food, as well as Sundays given over to church services.
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SIMONE SUBAL This Lower East Side gallerist's booth is given over to paintings, drawings and a single yellow breast, made of enamel and fiberglass and hanging from a nail, by the Austrian artist Kiki Kogelnik, who died in 1997.
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For several years the curator Cecilia Alemani has led an ambitious public art program for the High Line, and this year she has given over its northern stretches to the pioneering fiber artist Sheila Hicks, an American in Paris.
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"Who Rules the Land of Denial?" does better in the first third, which is entirely given over to Nikki and a fellow inmate as they wriggle out of the bus and flee her attackers, chained together at the wrists.
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Behind us on the bridge was a group of Filipino and Indonesian women sitting on flattened cardboard boxes—domestic workers who, on their one day off, usually gathered in the public squares that were now given over to protests.
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In hall 4, where in years past most of the space used to be given over to an elaborate free conference lunch, the GSMA now has a showcase touting IoT, and a minimalist exhibition space for Peugeot's new concept car.
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While Huawei's access to Facebook data may not have been any greater than other device makers, the issue that the senators are flagging is whether the data could have reached Chinese servers or been given over to Beijing, despite Facebook's assurances.
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"Life's a Dream," the second video cut from the album after "All That You Want Is Yours," is also given over to this treatment: McMullen and another unknown presence are almost completely washed out by director George Blankenhorn's lighting effects.
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Most of the space, says Colin Williams, D-Wave's director of business development, is given over to a liquid-helium refrigeration system designed to cool it to 0.015 Kelvin, only a shade above the lowest temperature that is physically possible.
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It explains the entire real estate section, and "Vows," and why a significant portion of the Gray Lady's op-ed page is given over to people who only exist to troll a sort of imagined effete elitist caricature of Manhattan liberalism.
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During their time, Shaw and Larson worked assiduously to advance the university's germplasm, creating crosses that would result in commercial cultivars that farmers deemed worthy of planting; every farm the university supplied was another acre not given over to Driscoll's.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - A senator from Cambodia's main opposition party was pardoned on Wednesday from the seven-year jail sentence he had been given over a Facebook posting, in a conciliatory sign from Prime Minister Hun Sen towards his opponents.
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The final room is given over to "Mengele-Totentanz" (1986), a late installation piece that Tinguely described as a danse macabre of scrap metal machines made from materials salvaged from a farm in his neighborhood after it was struck by lightning.
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Social media does make it much easier for anyone to search a celebrity or politician's Twitter history for problematic content than it would be to research old photo albums or individual interviews they've given over the course of their career.
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The result has the feel of one of New York's 2000/21 buildings, where a certain percentage of apartments in new construction are given over to affordable housing as a make-good for a whole heap of market-rate chicanery.
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A quarter the size of Nantucket, it is thoroughly given over to the petrochemical industry, so crowded with spindly cracking towers and squat oil-storage tanks that the landscape is a blur of brand names — BASF, AkzoNobel, Exxon Mobil, Vopak.
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He is the marathon man of audiobooks: When he recorded the first of the Harry Potter novels for BBC radio, all other programs on the biggest channel, Radio 4, were suspended, the day being given over entirely to Fry's Rowling.
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The actor Claire Danes voices the narrator, Offred (the book's second section, given over to the perspectives of other handmaids, is read by a full cast), with an appropriately theatrical gravitas, her voice so dramatic at points that it trembles.
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I was surprised to see that what had been Betty's painting studio — the largest room at the end of a covered walkway — was now given over to sculpture, the space lined with tables at which people were laboring over terracotta busts.
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The treatment is known as oral immunotherapy, and it works by purposefully exposing someone to a tiny amount of the allergen, with the hope that small doses given over a long enough time can desensitize the person's hyperactive immune system.
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The zero growth rate is something that Singapore essentially has to do – it spans a smaller total area than New York City, as Bloomberg notes, and yet it has given over 12 percent of its total land area to roads thus far.
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"The conservative movement has not been involved enough in poverty and has given over the entire territory to the left," said Arthur C. Brooks, president of the nonprofit American Enterprise Institute, which co-sponsored the event, organized by the Jack Kemp Foundation.
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Urine drug screens are infamous for providing false positive and false negative results "False positive readings for marijuana, for example, were given over 21% of the time, while false negative results for marijuana also appeared about 21% of the time," the article reads.
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While the back page is given over to Hugh Hefner in the October 7th edition ("Living the dream", October 7th), the subtle tribute across the subheadings in the rest of the issue left me workin' on a mystery, goin' wherever it leads.
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When you type the word "millennials" followed by the letter "k" into the Google search bar, you're immediately given over a dozen auto-populated inquiries about all the things people who were born between the early 1980s and mid-1990s have supposedly killed.
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But if the state has its way, the plateau on a hillock abutting the village could be the site for an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) and the land given over to classrooms, laboratories and hostels for hundreds of students and faculty members.
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Large blocs of the President's schedule over the past two weeks have been given over to trip preparation, an effort led by his son-in-law Jared Kushner, who has acted as a primary coordinator with foreign governments to plan Trump's schedule abroad.
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Asked by Mallya's lawyer Clare Montgomery about assurances given over the treatment of Mallya, who she said had diabetes, coronary artery disease and sleep apnoea, Mitchell said the British government had likewise told parliament that the Chennai Six were being well looked after.
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Listening to the nightmarish story of American industrial farming — the tragedy of ghost towns in Iowa and the Midwest all given over to "America's 80-million-acre field of corn," a plant that Pollan compares to an alien invasion — was indeed disturbing.
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While Charles and David were the faces of conglomerate Koch Industries and the Koch family, they have two other brothers: Bill (David's twin) and Fred (the eldest), who were given over $1 billion in 1983 to give up their stakes in Koch Industries.
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Built in 1961 by Millard Sheets, a prolific mosaic artist and bank architect, the building was more or less abandoned by the Masons in the mid-nineties, given over to rave promoters and spillover crowds from nearby synagogues on the High Holidays.
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Observe The Birdman, given over to this spirit The thrill of the contest creates so much piss, vinegar, and horseradish in the Birdman's soul that he subconsciously siphoned some of his extra energy into Dave Joerger's crumbling 42-year-old elbow socket.
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The fourth episode is given over to replaying the events of the previous three through Alan's eyes, and it isn't just an experiment in point-of-view shifting — it legitimately provides a brand new way of looking at what's happening to Nadia, too.
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But the bulk of the estate was to be given over to the I Feel Good Trust, which he set up to distribute scholarships for children from South Carolina, where he was born, and Georgia, where he lived for much of his life.
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This is the first time I've written a book about crimes against consumers, but it's the same reason why I've given over 3,000 seminars out in the public sector over the last 40 years: because I am the guy who did it.
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For the first time it has given over all of its sixth-floor special exhibition space to a single living female artist who is best known for her art about racism, and for good reason: It's powerful work, brilliantly varied in form.
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But as the city's vacant industrial landscape was given over to commerce during the last decade or so, the stores that sprang up became enormous — venues for "destination shopping" in the marketer's parlance, which suggests a kind of leisure the experience never provides.
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Before beginning the Apple event at the company's brand new Apple Park campus on Tuesday, CEO Tim Cook took a moment to discuss Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Harvey, which his company has given over $10 million to for relief efforts in recent weeks.
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They certainly didn't with me — until after I went public and then they made me suspect number one despite the fact the ICO [UK's Information Commissioner's Office] wrote to me and to Facebook saying that no I've actually given over everything to the authorities.
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True, some of the acting is as wooden as the props, and it's filmed in Hereford, England, but with a good eight to ten minutes given over to storyline in each of the four episodes, there's no doubt Brazzers is taking the fantasy world seriously.
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Musk said that he believes SpaceX has figured out how to pay for it now, and much of his talk was given over to what SpaceX intends to do to achieve cost efficiencies, and potentially open up new revenue streams to fund Mars missions.
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In the short two years since The Starling Project was founded, the organization has given over $150,000 to UNICEF for solar energy projects in Rwanda and Chad, working to power schools, homes, and hospitals (where it's especially crucial for the storage of life-saving vaccines).
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Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec at Vitra and Axor The three-level space shared by Vitra and Axor will be given over to a celebration of the French design phenoms Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, with products the brothers designed for Vitra, Axor, Artek and Nanimarquina.
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These actions are then given over to a program that takes in signals from guests by tracking whether they're looking at them, listening to the guests talk to the Vyloo while they're staring at their cage and following them with their gaze when they move.
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The former bedroom, one of four subterranean rooms in his parents' house given over to the studio, is now a low-ceilinged jam space stapled with rafts of acoustic foam and outfitted with a keyboard, saxophone, drum kit, amps and a retro-style microphone.
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"This place should belong to all, not be given over to the legacy of one man, and one who is controversial at that," said Asaf Sela, 54, a retired brigadier general and the son of Eliyahu Sela, a former Palmach commander who is 90.
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" Mr. Fritts is a pastor at All Scripture Baptist Church, which makes its stance on homosexuality known on its website: "A person will only burn in their lust toward the same gender if they have been given over to a reprobate or rejected mind.
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This stroke-of-genius distribution apparatus was dreamed up by the man who made The Enquirer the nation's biggest gossip rag: its previous owner, Generoso Pope Jr. The Enquirer's racks, under the current chief, David J. Pecker, were given over to the Trump campaign.
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In Mr. Massini's understanding, trouble found its true engine when the last of the actual Lehmans ran Lehman Brothers and management was given over to the ambitious roughnecks in the trading division rather than the well-mannered investment bankers who had been in charge.
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From a back door off the studio, stairs lead to a shed that houses his fermentation vats and a small yard, given over in its entirety to sheaths of dyed kimono fabric, stretched from one end to the other — like long, slender hammocks — to dry.
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LONDON, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Britain summoned the Iranian ambassador on Tuesday to condemn what it said was a clear breach of the assurances it was given over the oil cargo of the tanker Adrian Darya 1, which had previously been detained for breaching EU sanctions.
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JON PARELES It's conventional wisdom at this point that the Grammys are more of a concert special than an awards show, but presenting the trophy for best comedy album on a night where only nine awards were given over nearly four hours was absurd.
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And if that campaign were succeeding just a tiny little more, maybe he'd be propelled into the true stratosphere — or collapsing under the increased press scrutiny given over toward, say, how exactly UBI would work, and whether you can make a nonregressive value-added tax.
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These accounts and others, given over the last few days by refugees who fled Myanmar and are now living in Bangladesh, shed light on the violence that has unfolded in Myanmar in recent months as security forces there carry out a brutal counterinsurgency campaign.
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So when the nominations for the 20th annual Latin Grammy Awards were announced in September, the slight was very clear: No reggaeton or Latin trap artists were up for the biggest categories, which were largely given over to longtime favorites making more traditional, staid music.
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The 303-square-mile island is home to roughly 760 people, most clustered around the main settlement of Kilronan, with the vast majority of terrain given over to small parcels of grazing and farmland, delineated by Aran's most dominant feature, its dry-stone walls.
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Opened at the end of 2018, the city hall shelter is the size of three tennis courts and the women live, sleep and eat in two grand salons on the western flank, with the rest of the building given over to office work and official events.
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As they like to joke, there wasn't anything to give at that point, but over the years as the company has grown and become tremendously successful, it has given over $128 million in grants and employees have volunteered more than 1.6 million hours in the community.
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It is pure, unadulterated operetta: the entire first twenty minutes of the show are given over to a bit of self-amused nineteenth-century pastiche, and then twenty minutes later we get an extended Mozart parody that must be lost on nine-tenths of the audience.
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Much of the magazine is given over to the eroticism of the automobile — there are photos of Mr. Ocean looking blissful around cars, a spread of racecar drivers deep in thought, a striking photo shoot of nude young Chinese men draped on and in a compact sedan.
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This was the reasoning Nathaniel Hawthorne used in 1855 when he famously complained to his publisher: America is now wholly given over to a d[amne]d mob of scribbling women, and I should have no chance of success while the public is occupied with their trash.
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Yet Gucci Garden is perhaps best understood as a museum in the Banksy sense — exit through the gift shop — since the greatest proportion of the building is given over to sales floors arranged according to the lively and catholic tastes of Gucci's current creative director, Alessandro Michele.
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"I want to thank you all for your trailblazing performances you've given over your career and how wonderful it is that our careers can go beyond 40 years old because 20 years ago, we were pretty washed up by this stage in our lives," she said.
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The audience is given over into the same state as the characters, in which music, rather than being an almost unnoticeable pressing of emotional buttons every few minutes, is rare, significant, and transporting—and accompanied by an intimate awareness of the bodies that are performing it.
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There were days in the 27s and 21989s when Page 33 was given over largely or entirely to ads, including those from businesses that are still familiar — like Saks & Company, the 23th Street forebear of Saks Fifth Avenue — and deservedly forgotten ones like Buffalo Lithia Water.
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DH: I hope that people who are on the fence and find themselves embroiled in weird conversations at the age of 20 in a comment section who aren't given over to any side of any issue can get sucked into the rim of this black hole.
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A significant part of the show is given over to Suleiman, particularly as it progresses, mixing his present-day activities with flashbacks to his previous life in France, which easily could have grounded an entirely separate show (and, had I any control over the studio system, would).
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Kano's strategy to stand out in an increasingly contested space is to fix on familiar elements, says Stein — flagging for example the popular game Minecraft — which runs on the Kano kit, and for which there's a whole subsection of the Kano World community given over to hacking Minecraft.
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As well as displaying text instructions to get sessions started, the screen of the Sway app is given over to soothing visuals — consisting of a generative soundscape of undulating hills in pastel-toned gradient colors that morph and change form and color while you move back and forth.
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Several rooms are given over to photo documentation of and written statements about such groups as the Box Queers in Berlin or the Aquahomo association in Paris, who use sports to bind and strengthen their dedication to political causes (in these two examples, the fight against homophobia and transphobia).
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DUBAI, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Iran's envoy to London said on Wednesday the oil cargo of tanker Adrian Darya 1 was sold at sea to a private company, denying Tehran had broken assurances it had given over the vessel, but he insisted EU's Syria sanctions did not apply to Tehran.
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"What's at stake is whether the E.U. will have pro-migration or anti-immigration leaders; whether European will belong to the Europeans; or whether it will be given over to masses from other cultures, other civilizations — population replacement, as the French call it," he told a crowd of supporters.
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We hear echoes here of another noir hero, Raymond Chandler's detective Philip Marlowe, who is forever mourning a bygone Los Angeles — once "a big dry sunny place … good-hearted and peaceful," as Chandler put it, but now given over to harsh neon, "fast-dollar boys" and a smug suburbia.
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Hillary Clinton targets Trump's Rust Belt base Warren and Jackson Stephens, for instance, who have given over $14 million this cycle -- much of which was used to slaughter Trump during the primary season -- are still not supporting him in the fall, according to a person familiar with the Arkansas brothers' thinking.
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The rest of its blog post is given over to puffing up a number of unrelated steps it says it will also take in the name of "supporting the European Union Parliamentary Elections," but that don't involve Google itself having to be any more transparent about its own ad platform.
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The story has been picked up everywhere from CBS to the New York Times to Wired, and demonstrates in no uncertain terms the power of worker action in the tech industry—and perhaps, even, a new era for a sector long given over to superman founder mythologies and cults of personality.
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Here are some of the reasons analysts have given over the past few months when upgrading their price targets or ratings on Snap: Despite the churn in top executives, analysts have written in the past few months that Snap seems to have turned a corner when it comes to company culture.
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Anybody can access the hundreds of hours of interviews that One Direction has given over the last five years, as well as recordings from their paparazzi encounters, meet and greets, award show appearances, social media accounts, commercials, 17 music videos, 300-plus concerts, and one disastrous seven-hour live stream.
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In a strident speech given over a steady roar of cheers, he restated his brutally simple message: Criminal aliens were roaming our streets by the millions, killing Americans and stealing our jobs, and he'd kick them all out with a new "deportation force," build the wall and make America safe again.
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Nearly 20 consecutive pages are given over to a list of individuals she tars as members of the Disruption — accompanied, oddly, by large photographs (of, for example, Bill Gates, the Microsoft founder, who has donated many millions of dollars to education reform efforts; and Arne Duncan, Obama's first secretary of education).
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The bottom line: If operations in low-Earth orbit can be given over to private entities — with NASA as a customer — agency administrator Jim Bridenstine says that could free the space agency up to figure out how to send people deeper into the solar system with the coming moon mission and eventually Mars.
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The walls of the cafe at the academy are lined with images of former stars; half of the room is given over to an extensive timeline of the club's achievements, from the swath of championships it claimed in the early part of the 20th century to its first Copa Libertadores success, in 1967.
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Invited last summer to conceive site-specific installations across the entire green space — the first time all five acres have been given over to a single artist in the park's 30-year history — Mr. Ward, a Jamaican-born, Harlem-based artist, has made a number of alterations to his proposed design postelection.
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"There's no control over the decorative rubbish and who sells what," added Ms. Gettleson, a vigorous campaigner for the preservation of antiques at the market through the "Save the Portobello Road Market" Facebook page, even though her showroom has largely been given over to the London Tree House's Paddington Bear-themed gift shop.
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And anyway, the second half of the film is largely given over to the psychosexual exploits of Jeanne and her devil friend, who even in his final form retains a phallic hairdo and tells Jeanne, "You are even more beautiful than God," which I think is an awfully sweet thing to say.
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The founders of ProPublica, Herbert and Marion Sandler, have given over a billion dollars to largely progressive philanthropic causes including the American Civil Liberties Union and were also known for expanding a savings-and-loan bank that instituted some of the same practices that led to the housing market collapse in 2008, Forbes reported.
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While Ms. Imhof's German pavilion was the talk of the Biennale, my vote for the strongest national presentation this year goes to the Turkish pavilion, in the converted naval warehouse called the Arsenale and given over to Cevdet Erek, an artist and musician from Istanbul known for tricking out industrial spaces with clattering, unnerving sounds.
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While the Fourth Amendment doesn't generally protect data voluntarily given over to a third party, the contents of that data or communication is a different story: It's like how cops can take a package from the post office without a warrant, but officers can't actually open the package to see what's inside until they have one.
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Variously described as an "endeavor," a "faith-based technology" and "the first split second of the first cosmic year," the Convergence is a cross between a think tank and a state-of-the-art hospice: the Santa Fe Institute meets Sloan Kettering, with a dollop of Heaven's Gate, all of it given over to Christo for interior decorating.
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Much media attention has been given over to Trump's difficulties with non-white voters, a factor that many observers trace to his signature proposal to build a wall on the southern border with Mexico and his incendiary rhetoric since the launch of his campaign last year, when he called some Hispanic illegal immigrants "rapists" and other criminals.
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Half of the program, presented at National Sawdust, is given over to works by Mr. Moe, including a conversation for acoustic viola and electronics, "What Instruments We Have Agree," an elegy on the death of the composer Lee Hyla, and the New York premiere of "Welcome to Phase Space," enigmatically described as representing an eight-dimensional universe.
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"If the national interest is given over to the extremes on the left or the right, if the voices of the moderate majority of Canadians are forgotten, the reverberations of that will tear at the fabric of Confederation for many, many years to come," Ms. Notley said on Monday, referring to the power-sharing system that Canada adopted in 1867.
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That the broader social order had unraveled long before, once the surrounding corridors of Midtown were given over to towers with $40 million apartments, many sitting empty, wasn't necessarily obvious to people who seemed less terrified of the dark-money billionaires living around the corner than of the coming janitors and fast-food workers locked out of New York's forbidding rental market.
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Most of the book is given over to luxuriating in Janet's college experience: following her from class to class and book to book, and obsessing over the minutiae of her various dorm rooms, the unjustness of the fates that stuck her with an incompatible roommate, and the beauty of the various Shakespeare-quoting boys with whom Janet and her roommates take up.
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The first days of the event are given over to a competition in four categories: bands with the traditional Cauca violin; bands featuring the marimba, which originates from west Africa but is now the definitive sound of the region, also known as el piano de la selva (the piano of the jungle); Chirimía bands, which feature clarinets, and Agrupación Libre, free groups doing their own thing.
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In May, Andrew Sullivan summoned the teachings of Plato in a fascinating piece for New York magazine about how tyrants rise in "late-stage democracy": He is usually of the elite but has a nature in tune with the time — given over to random pleasures and whims, feasting on plenty of food and sex, and reveling in the nonjudgment that is democracy's civil religion.
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It's easy enough to sell out an evangelical Christian childhood, and plenty of other pens have been given over to the subject of whether it's a good idea to raise children in the expectation of being swept up by the Raisin Bran scoop of heaven; I have no wish to dwell on the question of whether I ought to have been taught about the Rapture.
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FX's comedy was one of the big critical sensations of the fall, and its star, creator, and sometimes director Donald Glover marked himself as a major creative voice to watch in the world of TV. But the show is also idiosyncratic to a fault, with whole episodes given over to a fake panel discussion program or supporting characters or whatever else it can think of.
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Right up until the moment a Spirit Airlines staffer declared her pet was not allowed to fly, Belen Aldecosea had followed all the rules, even calling ahead of time to confirm it would be OK. It was a last-minute intervention by Spirit Airlines — overruling the apparently mistaken guidance given over the phone — that set off a chain of unforced errors that sent Pebbles the hamster to its watery grave.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, who has in the past expressed concerns about the possible negative effects of too many childhood vaccines being given over a short period of time, has now reversed course and praised vaccines as important.
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The format of the rock band provides the structure of the show, with one room given over to the rhythm section (here we see a double bass from the low-end legend James Jamerson, whose playing provides the rhythmic drive for dozens of Motown hits, as well as drum kits from the Beatles and Metallica) and another showcasing "Guitar Gods," featuring instruments from Eric Clapton, Jerry Garcia and many more.
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Those histories are distinct, but parallel, each of them a sprawling geological map of futility an epoch or two in the making—long expanses of arid salt flats on which nothing can grow; hopeful master-planned developments long ago given over to the mosquitos and snakes, now sinking into inky brackish swamp; the turbulent Straits of Zambrano and the flat expanse of Lake Candiotti, not a drop of potable water in either one.
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