"LGBT rights is going hand in hand with women's rights, it is going hand in hand with religious freedoms for minorities, they are all in slow decline in Indonesia," Harsono said.
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I think of the mandate as going hand in hand with the subsidies.
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Going hand in hand with restoring parks would be an economic revitalization program aimed at parks' gateway communities.
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He hails from Bangladesh, and government corruption is rife in emerging markets, often going hand in hand with information suppression.
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"Going hand in hand with a blue-chip partner like BOX would be a great advantage for us," he added.
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Love was one the most popular hashtags of the night, going hand in hand with the liberal use of heart emoji.
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For Google, privacy is functional, going hand-in-hand with on-device data processing to make features faster and more widely accessible.
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This was not always a good thing, of course, with casual culture often going hand in hand with violent clashes between supporters.
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Going hand in hand with normalisation-by-coalition—in part its cause and in part its effect—is a growing professionalism and a professed moderation among the populists.
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Going hand in hand with the integration with digital assistants, smart home devices are trending to the more personal, leveraging AI and computer vision to create more "friendly" experiences like Jibo.
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Collectively, the most dramatic increases in annual hours come from working women, going hand in hand with rising labor force participation rates, growing from 50.9 percent in 1979 to 56.7 percent in 2015.
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Sedlak, of the American Life League, also applauded a book Gorsuch wrote condemning physician-assisted suicide, an issue that anti-abortion activists often see as going hand in hand with opposition to abortion.
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Going hand in hand with this theme, the projects at the latest edition of Spring/Break Art Show, titled In Excess, deepen and extend that feeling of immersion by being hallucinatory, obsessive, and ravishing.
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I went in as a James Baldwin fan because he understood the vulnerable, ecstatic, and visibly unkempt idea of romance as going hand in hand with the hardships of being black in a white country.
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And going hand-in-hand with the capital from Primavera and Ant Financial, Yum China plans to spin off from Yum Brands on October 31 of this year and will operate all of Yum's brands in the country.
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On the surface, this seems pretty normal: Microsoft launched a new fund in December 2016 to invest in AI companies, going hand-in-hand with the tech titan's corporate focus on incorporating artificial intelligence into all of its products and services.
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As a lower court judge, now-Justice Neil Gorsuch had written at length about his belief that the courts should give less deference to agencies, and White House counsel Don McGahn has said that scaling back the administrative state is a priority — one that he sees as going hand-in-hand with his other priority of getting conservative judges confirmed.
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Handler, Biet's Visit, 69 The model of intensive slave labor, organized into work gangs, and disciplined through ubiquitous violence, also quickly spread through the Caribbean, going hand-in-hand with sugar production.
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The Farrah Fawcett hairstyle made a comeback, with highlights going hand-in-hand with this revival. Other late 1990s haircuts included "Felicity curls" (popularized by Keri Russell in the hit TV show Felicity), the Fishtail Half-Up, and pigtails, as well as the continuation of mid 1990s hairdos.
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The Majority of these elections took place on July 5, 2009 going hand in hand with the legislative elections but a few were different. Quintana Roo's Election took place on February 1 in 2009. The state of Coahuila took place on September 24 of 2009. The state of Tabasco elections took place on October 18, 2009.
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470 By 1966, Romania outlawed abortion, and, progressively after that, measures were endorsed to artificially increase the birth rate—including special taxes for childless couples.Deletant & Ionescu, p.42-44 Another measure, going hand in hand with economic ones, allowed ethnic Germans a chance to leave Romania and settle in West Germany as Auslandsdeutsche, in return for payments from the latter country.
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Plato and Aristotle helped to formulate the original theory of a sublunary sphere in antiquityGillespie, p. 13-5 \- the idea usually going hand in hand with geocentrism and the concept of a spherical Earth. Avicenna carried forward into the Middle Ages the Aristotelian idea of generation and corruption being limited to the sublunary sphere.J. J. E. Garcia, Individuation in Scholasticism (1994) p.
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Sevrin, the new bishop, settled down in a small parish (Ginabahar) and started his work: education, medical help, economic and social development were going hand in hand with evangelization. Success got him many enemies and he had to face a number of malefide court cases. On the other hand, he acquired great prestige among the aboriginal population of the area, including non-Christians. He was highly esteemed.
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Alex's primary superpower is his ability to shapeshift, changing his body into anyone. Going hand-in-hand with this power is his ability to "consume" others, absorbing them entirely. This process allows Alex to quickly regain health by absorbing the biomass of his enemies. This also allows him to take on the forms of the human enemies he absorbs, thereby allowing the player to move about the enemy as one of them.
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This is necessary to produce results that reflect the mood of the majority, even when they don't find the time to participate in person, in order to avoid the domination of the extroverts, which is the problem that regularly arises with grassroots democracy. Liquid Democracy can be seen as going hand in hand with LiquidFeedback. Liquid Democracy focuses on the idea of voting taking place using technology while LiquidFeedback is a system trying to bring the idea into fruition. The online platform gives the user the power to vote on affairs themselves.
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There were therefore Utopian tones to Kandinsky's abstractions: "We have before us an age of conscious creation, and this new spirit in painting is going hand in hand with thoughts toward an epoch of greater spirituality."qtd. Hunter et al p. 118 Die Brücke also had Utopian tendencies, but took the medieval craft guild as a model of cooperative work that could better society- "Everyone who with directness and authenticity conveys that which drives him to creation belongs to us".From the Manifesto of Die Brücke, qtd Hunter et al p.
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Completeness, going hand in hand with Wholeness, is defined as the unbroken unity that an African woman is responsible for upholding inside the home and out. The first five components all emphasis the commitment to family that is of major importance to Black women. There is a high interest in success of the group and collective outcomes that maintains a sense of wholeness. Nikol Alexander-Floyd (2006) states that there is this balance of putting the family first, which would be wholeness, without neglecting the career of the women or as he states it here authenticity.
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Barbara Mae Kelly, Expanding the American Dream: Building and Rebuilding Levittown (SUNY Press, 1993). Growth of the suburbs was especially prominent in the Sunbelt regions of the country; one example of a suburb on the West Coast was Lakewood, California, built largely to serve family of aviation workers. Going hand-in-hand with suburban development was the rise of shopping malls, fast-food restaurants and coffee shops. With Detroit turning out automobiles as fast as possible, city dwellers gave up cramped apartments for a suburban life style centered around children and housewives, with the male breadwinner commuting to work.
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Global Policy Forum. Retrieved 21 May 2013. Any reform of the Security Council would require an amendment to the Charter. Article 108 of the Charter states: With the enlargement of the United Nations membership and increasing self-confidence among the new members, going hand in hand with processes of decolonization, old structures and procedures were increasingly challenged. The imbalance between the number of seats in the Security Council and the total number of member States became evident, and the only significant reform of the Security Council occurred in 1965: this included an increase in the non-permanent membership from six to 10 members.
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In 1967, when Professor Ole Heie wrote his monograph Studies on Fossil Aphids, about sixty species have been described from the Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous and mostly the Tertiary periods, with Baltic amber contributing another forty species. The total number of species was small, but increased considerably with the appearance of the angiosperms , as this allowed aphids to specialise, the speciation of aphids going hand-in-hand with the diversification of flowering plants. The earliest aphids were probably polyphagous, with monophagy developing later. It has been hypothesized that the ancestors of the Adelgidae lived on conifers while those of the Aphididae fed on the sap of Podocarpaceae or Araucariaceae that survived extinctions in the late Cretaceous.
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