ALGERIA InVivo is a grouping of some 200 farmer-owned cooperatives.
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Squads are defined as a grouping of the players' Facebook profiles.
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It is there in a grouping of astrophotographs, shot through telescopes.
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A grouping of spare works by Torkwase Dyson, Kayode Ojo, Pope.
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But a new grouping of giants has captured much imagination — Big Tech.
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It has more capacity than the rival grouping of Maersk and MSC.
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Whatever the reason, famous people seem to frequent a specific grouping of hotspots.
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Through the grouping of these disparate images, a surprising and uneasy resemblance emerges.
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An umbrella grouping of all Iraq's Shi'ite militias is estimated at 150,000 fighters.
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They fared considerably better than the glamor grouping of Mickelson, Spieth and McIlroy.
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Even irrational behavior is rational when seen as a larger grouping of patterns.
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No other grouping of premium airlines offers so many routes from Britain to Europe.
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If you are solving online, you will see a 29x43 grouping of circled squares.
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That grouping of people does not have to be blindingly white and disproportionately rural.
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The automatic grouping of emails from a specific GitHub repo is a huge time saver.
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I start by landing my ship very close to a large grouping of the boulders.
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Mute appears to be inspired by another grouping of science fiction movies, particularly Blade Runner.
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Department stores — more than any grouping of retailers — could use a strong end to 2017.
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Image: Roy FunchScientists have discovered an immense grouping of freakishly large termite mounds in northeastern Brazil.
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Every little enclave has their own little two or three grouping of really, really close friendships.
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IBM Watson Workspace Key strength: Cognitive grouping of messages with extraction of summaries and action items.
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Ms. Rae-Venter was able to narrow Lisa's likely father down to a grouping of brothers.
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The Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF), the umbrella grouping of mostly Shi'ite militias, numbers around 150,000 men.
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And I'd also include freelance and gig economy workers in that grouping of small business owners.
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India is part of the BRICS grouping of nations because of its economic and military power.
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The Rebel Alliance is a scattered grouping of discontents, Imperial cast-offs, smugglers, and guns-for-hire.
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That said, researchers still aren't sure exactly how this grouping of galaxies formed in the first place.
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The political class has focused obsessively on the formation of a small new independent grouping of MPs.
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It's a small grouping of peninsulas and islands and is the homeland of everyone's favorite villain, Littlefinger.
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One possible solution might be the improvement of two key tasks: diagnostics and the grouping of populations.
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However, the grouping of people with a mental illness alongside children has an unsettling ring of condescension.
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However, having a cluster, a grouping of infections in a neonatal intensive care unit — that's not common.
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"We congratulate the military and the Popular Mobilisation Forces," a grouping of mostly Shi'ite paramilitaries, he said.
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As time is tight, ALDE, a grouping of liberal centrists, though small, could possibly serve as a base.
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"The grouping of pinks that fall under the Millennial Pink umbrella are engaging," Pressman told Mashable over email.
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Hugo Chávez used Venezuela's oil money to create ALBA, an anti-American grouping of 11 mostly small countries.
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So let's just imagine for a moment that this unlikely grouping of radical feminists and homophobes were right.
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Once you have a nice grouping of images, create a collage digitally or with prints of your photographs.
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Out of the grouping of laptops above, the Blade Stealth is most suited for playing a few games.
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It's a "rubble pile" asteroid, a grouping of rocks held together by gravity rather than a single object.
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Sarnblad is a specialist in micro-expressions, a grouping of brief, involuntary facial expressions that all humans make.
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But while some storytellers can't resist the handy grouping of sins, the stories don't always get them right.
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In each case, a grouping of a larger image and three smaller ones below constitutes a loose narrative arc.
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The use of the tondo enabled him to engage differently with the situations presented by each grouping of things.
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Its current grouping of shows, culled mostly from the museum's permanent collection, echoes this landscape, looking backward and forward.
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The larger grouping of seven banners is anchored by a double panel titled "Dust Gets in Your Eyes"(2018).
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The Bavarian leads the center-right European People's Party caucus, a grouping of conservative parties in the European Parliament.
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She saw a minor grouping of Fibonacci timing cycles that will come due this week between Monday and Friday.
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The PMF is an umbrella grouping of mostly Iran-backed Shi'ite militias that formally report to Iraq's prime minister.
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And Bennu is believed to be a grouping of rocks held together by gravity rather than a single object.
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A grouping of airline stocks, the NYSE Arca Airline Index, is on pace for its worst week since 2009.
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The cherry blossoms on Riverside Drive were no longer a pink blur, but a delicate, speckled grouping of blossoms.
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Then he played a wildly imaginative grouping of 20th-century pieces inspired by, satirizing or paying homage to ragtime.
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The G20 grouping of the world's top economies called on Saturday for a coordinated response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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"We continue demanding the liberation of every single political prisoner," the grouping of opposition organizations said in a statement.
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Around every corner is a new sensation, a new grouping of Kawakubo's work, new themes the viewer must wrestle with.
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CMU's AI focuses on information sets, a grouping of possible states that take into account the known and unknown variables.
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Divisions within the Democratic Unity alliance, a grouping of many parties, are widening as their efforts to defeat chavismo falter.
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Abdurrahman is considered the ideological leader of Jemaah Ansharut Daulah (JAD) - a loose grouping of Islamic State sympathisers in Indonesia.
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Joe Borg, president of the North American Securities Administrators Association, a grouping of state securities officials, suggests it's the latter.
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Brewer says they range from "physical changes, such as taller drives and grouping of disks" to "shorter-term" firmware changes.
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ASEAN is a regional grouping of 10 countries: Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
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Istalif, which is actually a grouping of several smaller villages, once attracted an unusual amount of interest from foreign organizations.
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Abdurahman is considered the ideological leader of Jemaah Ansharut Daulah (JAD), a loose grouping of Islamic State sympathizers in Indonesia.
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Coming later this month is a meeting of OPEC+, the grouping of the traditional oil exports and the "+" being Russia.
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It is the same grouping of legislation ostensibly being used against Kovrig and Spavor, if they are ever formally charged.
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While a member of the Gulf Cooperation Council, a grouping of Arab monarchies, Oman has often charted its own course.
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Google is asking companies that want to launch smart highlighting and the grouping of their emails in Inbox to contact it.
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It should probably not come as a complete surprise that a large grouping of Republican members would not include a woman.
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Asaib Ahl al-Haq is part of the PMF, an umbrella grouping of mostly Iran-backed and trained Shi'ite paramilitary groups.
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And not surprisingly, high-tech corridors also made this grouping of wealthier households including San Francisco and the Silicon Valley area.
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Brazil and China are part of BRICS, a grouping of major emerging economies that also includes Russia, India and South Africa.
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Symbolically, the first candidate declared elected was Shane Ross, the head of the Independent Alliance, a grouping of non-aligned politicians.
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A grouping of "core bond" funds followed by Lipper that roughly tracks the investment-grade segment returned 1.4 percent from Feb.
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Political alignment is a grouping of social, economic, and political forces that are able to define a shared agenda for society.
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He also said a grouping of civil society organizations opposed to the third term and other parties were also left out.
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Amiri's bloc has repeatedly nominated Falih Fayadh, who once led the umbrella grouping of militias known as the Popular Mobilisation Forces.
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Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang said the ASEAN grouping of Southeast Asian countries had put forward a dual track proposal.
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Their app icon — an own-able, unique letter "U" — was conveniently filed in my organized-by-color iPhone grouping of white.
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Scudamore was writing in his capacity as chairman of the World Leagues Forum, a grouping of top leagues from four continents.
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Mr. Bodkin doesn't remember the first time a grouping of these themed reefer photos took shape or how it came about.
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Aman Abdurrahman, 46, is considered the ideological leader of Jemaah Ansharut Daulah (JAD) - a loose grouping of Islamic State sympathizers in Indonesia.
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Eukaryotes that can't be slotted into these conventional groupings are called protists—a kind of grab-bag grouping of sometimes unclassifiable eukaryotes.
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The constellation of the bear, Ursa Major is large and includes the grouping of bright stars best known as the Big Dipper.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average, a grouping of the 30 largest US-based companies on the NYSE, declined 2.9% the same day.
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Nixon, just elected president, was flying over the National Mall on Marine 1 and spotted a particularly ugly grouping of Quonset huts.
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The European Union, not an ad hoc grouping of Russia, Turkey and others, should meet urgently to begin work on these issues.
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A grouping of S&P 500 retail stocks, on average, posts returns of 5 percent during that time frame, according to Kensho.
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To read this chart, take every row as a grouping of elements and assume the arrows equate to a greater-than sign.
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A loose grouping of intellectuals and architectural theorists, which goes under the name Projekt Bauhaus, intends to take the problem head-on.
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"This was a red-letter day," he said, pointing to a picture he took of a large grouping of the good-luck charms.
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Chile's distribution of income is more unequal than in any other member of the OECD (a grouping of mostly rich countries), bar Ireland.
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Streetwear is a nebulously defined grouping of items that includes sneaker brands endorsed by icons like Kanye West, Michael Jordan, Nigo and others.
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The head of the Timber Producers Federation (TPF), a grouping of timber companies in Zimbabwe, admitted they had failed to control the invader.
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This simple grouping of applications allows you to take all of your health apps, for example, and quickly toss them into a folder.
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The gallery's office holds a bonus: a grouping of small works by 15 artists assembled by Ms. Liddell, Mr. Gordon and Mr. Robichaux.
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Polls show her still trailing behind the top grouping of candidates in Iowa, where she must perform well to remain a viable candidate.
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From the China-led "16 plus one" grouping of former communist countries in Europe, the only signatory at the time of publication was Estonia.
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Bernard Gilardi's exhibition suggests a positive grouping of misfits, a hopeful interpretation of the ambiguity within Gilardi's paintings as a sanctuary for the odd.
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But analysts said that the grouping of Sheikh Nimr with hardened jihadists was a warning to domestic dissidents that could ripple across the region.
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Attention is growing on rare earths, an obscure grouping of 17 minerals used to build weapons, consumer electronics and a range of other goods.
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Now, the company is moving into processing a company's whole grouping of calls as they occur, tapping into the telephone trunk and processing them.
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Cecilia Alexander, chairperson of the Apex Council, a grouping of government workers' unions, said the government's austerity plans had left workers mired in poverty.
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"A fairly compact grouping of people standing in line might be more problematic than people who are spread out in the airport," he said.
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Messier 18 is the bright grouping of stars in the upper left of this new photo, with clouds of gas and dust surrounding it.
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The grouping of landscapes by the prodigiously gifted Finnish photographer Pentti Sammallahti, which are exhibited by Nailya Alexander, are distillations of mood and mist.
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Connecting markets has become more pressing for ASEAN - a grouping of 10 regional economies - as competition from financial market connections elsewhere in Asia grows.
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With such an eclectic grouping of emojis though, I am left unsure of the general narrative, mainly because there's no angel emoji in sight.
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And on the fifth floor you're eased into a plunge into modernism with a grouping of Brancusi sculptures set just outside the galleries themselves.
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EU ProSun, the grouping of EU producers that launched the initial complaint in 2012, said there were good reasons for measures to be prolonged.
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The reconfigured Big East grouping of so-called basketball schools has also quickly earned respect, along with the 2016 national championship won by Villanova.
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My point is that every argument for New Hampshire or Iowa is an argument for some other small grouping of people to go first.
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Xi held a meeting with Modi in the southeastern Chinese town of Xiamen on the sidelines of a summit of the BRICS grouping of nations.
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Sibusiso Moyo also told parliament that there was nothing to stop Harare from rejoining the grouping of 53 nations, most of them former British colonies.
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Other shareholders in Moza Banco are Portugal's Novo Banco and Sociedade Mocambicana de Capitais, a grouping of about 400 Mozambicans, with 10 percent stakes each.
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The rival and two most powerful parliamentary blocs of Sadr and a grouping of Iran-backed parties put their differences aside to approve Allawi's nomination.
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"They didn't tell us they would be using force," Suhail Baluch, chairman of PIA's Joint Action Committee, a grouping of unions, said of the firings.
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Presumably, that's why the decision was taken to bind Meghan and Harry into the "Fab Four" grouping of the Royal Foundation, alongside William and Kate.
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A grouping of progressive Southeast Asian lawmakers has hailed Najib&aposs defeat as a "bright spot amid dark times" of rising authoritarianism across the region.
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"The fact is I'm the chairman of this grouping of opposition parties ... So I think I am the equivalent of Najib, albeit unofficially," he said.
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They were working together on that all the time, even during the second grouping of Throbbing Gristle it was like that all the way through.
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The peaceful demonstration was organized by the Alliance for Serbia (SZS), a broad grouping of 30 parties and organizations, which started weekly protests in December.
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"That would be very important to us," said Representative Mark Walker, chairman of the Republican Study Committee, the largest grouping of conservatives in the House.
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Perhaps we're really just compiling an IPO watchlist, a grouping of firms that will probably go (or should go) public in the next 18 months.
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The list of songs lacks a sense of purpose, or an overall narrative arc that one would hope to see in any grouping of music.
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Mudslinging abounds elsewhere in the field as a grouping of other candidates fight to be the alternative to Trump with battles over national security and immigration.
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It is the first time a grouping of bishops convened by a pope has endorsed such a historic change to the tradition of a celibate priesthood.
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A grouping of 14 countries from the Americas has refused to recognize the result of the disputed election and urged diplomatic and financial action in response.
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In another grouping of drawings that combine different media, including ballpoint pen and watercolor, the artist creates a schematic cutaway view of streets, buildings, and stairs.
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The European Council, the grouping of the EU's 28 members, lodged the appeal at the European Court of Justice last week, a spokesman said on Tuesday.
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"If you mix it up and take a good, random grouping of different demographics, it opens your world to a new point of view," she said.
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Carney said that the Financial Stability Board - a grouping of central banks chaired by Carney - was working on a review of regulation since the financial crisis.
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Though he did not perform himself, Mr. Zorn played the role of M.C. with relish, taking microphone in hand to introduce each successive grouping of players.
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Trading platforms, essentially a heavily-regulated grouping of computer servers, are not major employers and therefore the number of jobs leaving London will not be large.
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On several occasions he has used room corners for installations (witness the remarkable grouping of large, tumbleweed-like balls of spikes in the 2004 installation Scree).
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InVivo, a grouping of around 200 farming cooperatives, is one of the largest exporters of French grain and has activities ranging from food retail to wine distribution.
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Yet an investigation is what the European People's Party (EPP), the grouping of centre-right political parties in the EU that includes Fidesz, today agreed to commission.
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They denounced the former Breitbart News chief, whose website is a forum for the "alt-right," a loose grouping of neo-Nazis, white supremacists and anti-Semites.
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"The delays and financing difficulties could harm the smooth running of the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games," a cross-committee grouping of Senators said in a statement.
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The crisis was a test for the bloc, not least because Jammeh had held office longer than any other current president in the grouping of 15 states.
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Its air quality was the worst among its industrialized peers in 2017, data from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) grouping of wealthy nations showed.
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So that means that we are we said new grouping of the brands we think we have a chance to get faster and still keeping the synergies.
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Along with a sizeable grouping of other families at the site, Salsedo was concerned that the government rescue team would use heavy machinery to expedite the operation.
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The disparity was even starker at small colleges, many of which, like Amherst, play in the 442-member N.C.A.A. Division III, the largest grouping of college teams.
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The crisis was a test for regional bloc ECOWAS, not least because Jammeh had held office longer than any other current president in the grouping of states.
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Poland's nationalist government is lobbying for a "red-card" system whereby a grouping of national parliaments can band together to block planned legislation in the European Union.
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The section landed in a grouping of trees across the border in Mexicali amid winds estimated to have reached 37 miles per hour, according to the network.
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Indonesia has a big and young population, but the OECD grouping of rich nations says just about 16% of its young adults have attained a tertiary education.
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Then again, the Arizona Fall League is a grouping of top prospects, at least a few of whom have already played a little bit in the majors.
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Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces umbrella grouping of paramilitary groups had said earlier on Saturday said that an air strike targeting its fighters hit a convoy of medics.
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The term has many shades of meaning, and it would not surprise me if others came up with an entirely different grouping of strong-minded, gritty, gutsy ladies.
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Constellation piercings are exactly what they sound like: an artful grouping of piercings, normally three or more, that are as unique as the star clusters they're named after.
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Rodrigo Duterte, the president, blamed the attack on Abu Sayyaf, a loose grouping of bands of armed Muslim Filipinos notorious for moneymaking crimes such as kidnapping for ransom.
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Code of conduct Before Friday's talks, ASEAN, a regional grouping of Southeast Asian nations, had been working toward a multilateral solution -- primarily through negotiating a code of conduct.
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The progressive Wiosna party of Robert Biedron, Poland's first openly gay lawmaker, has formed a coalition with two left-wing parties, including a grouping of ex-communist officials.
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Carney said that the Financial Stability Board - a grouping of 20 leading central banks which he chairs - was working on a review of regulation since the financial crisis.
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I wanted her entrance to stand independently, but also juxtaposed against the grouping of men — to feel like she was dancing on the other side of a crowd.
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The party is hard to classify; it is an unorthodox grouping of farmers and environmentalists that leans left on economic issues but to the right on social issues.
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But last season, the Giants ran more than 90 percent of their plays with the same personnel grouping of three receivers, one running back and one tight end.
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Home to a grouping of towering moai restored by Heyerdahl's team, the beach was simultaneously welcoming and jarring after a seven-hour hike on Rapa Nui's wild coast.
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"The Pacific Alliance is a grouping of fast-growing, like-minded economies committed to the liberalization of trade," New Zealand Trade Minister Todd McClay said in a statement.
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Kerry also emphasized the importance of maintaining the momentum of the International Syria Support Group, a grouping of big world and regional powers backing peace efforts, Kirby said.
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The Socialist leader won approval from Parliament and will now run a fragile grouping of left-leaning parties whose survival may hinge on the separatist dispute in Catalonia.
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By the dining table is a startling tableau, a grouping of beautifully preserved animals — foxes, kittens, dogs, a bear cub, a baby zebra, some tricked out with jewelry.
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The woman to my right, a twenty-five-year-old African-American I'll call Molly, had put a little grouping of crystals on the edge of her mat.
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They formed the bulk of of the Free World Military Assistance Forces, an unlikely grouping of troops from South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Spain and Taiwan.
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"[Coursera] has patented methodologies for online-identity verification, which ensures students receive recognition for their accomplishments and allows for effective grouping of students based on learning styles," Wheeler said.
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Backers of the Alliance for Serbia, an opposition grouping of 30 parties and organizations, say Vucic is an autocrat and his party is corrupt, something its leaders vehemently deny.
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The grouping of maroon, yellow, and green bands is repeated, with each vertical combination rising to the bottom edges of three of the pinched larger blue and black circles.
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In 2011 the Financial Stability Board, a global grouping of regulators, decided that they would not count towards the capital "surcharge" the biggest banks would be required to hold.
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These are especially important to the PMDB, which is more a coalition of regional bigwigs than a grouping of politicians with similar ideas about how to run a country.
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The pact includes the 10 members of the ASEAN grouping of Southeast Asian nations and six Asia-Pacific countries, such as major economies China, India, Japan and South Korea.
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The stock has risen about 4.8 percent since the beginning of the year, while a grouping of the company's peers measured by the Dow Jones U.S. Asset Managers Index .
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In 2004 he led the grouping of socialist parties in the European Parliament elections and was chosen as the institution's president, serving a full term that ended in 2009.
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In the first round of the World Cup, there is a phenomenon called "the Group of Death," which refers to a grouping of four teams that are roughly equal.
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The House Blue Dog Coalition, a grouping of 26 moderate Democrats, urged congressional leaders to "put politics aside and pursue bipartisan solutions" to bolster election security ahead of 2020.
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Mohandes also oversees Iraq's Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF), an umbrella grouping of paramilitary groups mostly consisting of Iran-backed Shi'ite militias that was formally integrated into Iraq's armed forces.
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A 2017 declaration by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), a grouping of 15 countries, highlighted the political will of its member states to tackle the issue.
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"In accordance with the decision by Supreme Commander-in-Chief Vladimir Putin, Russia's Defense Ministry is starting to downsize the grouping of the armed forces in Syria," said Gen.
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It was a grouping of sandstone formations; if you imagined for a moment, you could see how the early Native Americans of Gold Butte survived within this harsh landscape.
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A right-wing grouping of three parties together took 37 percent of the vote; the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement received 32 percent – the highest vote for a single party.
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Worms named after the Roman god with the giant erectionImage: Shunkina Ksenia/Wikimedia CommonsPriapulida is a whole phylum, the second largest grouping of species after kingdom, of dick-like animals.
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Make the crown asymmetrical with a slightly large grouping of flowers to one side, and then work your way around the crown with flowers, filling in with the leaves. 5.
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A new grouping of parties, USR-Plus, secured third place with 24% of votes, opening up the prospect of a wider alliance pushing the PSD out of government next year.
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Her sunken seating area was on point for the era, as was the grouping of a yellow mod side chair, slim tulip table and frosted globe lamp beside the windows.
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We also see this grouping of popular contemporary brands selling well to our luxury customer, who looks to brands like Kate Spade for their 'off-duty look' or weekend outfitting.
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Bennu has a shape comparable to that of a spinning top, and it's a "rubble pile" asteroid, a grouping of rocks held together by gravity rather than a single object.
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YouTube has said it will be using more human reviewers, particularly with Google Preferred, a grouping of top-tier videos on the site that helps brands advertise on popular videos.
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"Perhaps we're really just compiling an IPO watchlist, a grouping of firms that will probably go (or should go) public in the next 18 months," he mused along the way.
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The E3 grouping of France, Germany and Britain are trying to set up Instex, a barter-based trade conduit with Iran, but an Iranian mirror mechanism has yet to be established.
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Governors may have to answer for a whole grouping of unpopular policies, and also may have to face uncomfortable questions if their state has economic or social trouble during the race.
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There's also Hallelujah Lane, a path that leads to a grouping of a dozen Live Oak trees dubbed the Twelve Apostles, which is one of the star's favorite spots to read.
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There has been media speculation that Freeport is looking at selling a minority stake in a package of its assets, possibly a grouping of its North and South American copper mines.
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The grouping of about a dozen countries, including Canada, Brazil, Argentina and Chile, recognizes Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as the legitimate leader and is demanding that President Nicolas Maduro resign.
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Utah Emeritus Distinguished Professor Richard A. Normann invented the Utah Slanted Electrode Array, a grouping of 100 microelectrodes and wires implanted in the forearm's nerves and connected to an external computer.
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The display of policies: The page or pages on the system user interface where each document appears, the grouping of the documents and the menuing are all driven by the system.
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And in December, the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), an intergovernmental grouping of 33 countries, agreed to strengthen policies "that contribute to the development of agroecological family farming".
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José Luis Zapatero, the former president of Spain, is acting as mediator between the Venezuelan government and the political opposition in talks sponsored by Unasur, a grouping of South American countries.
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In early October, Father Krivokapic presided over a ceremony in Kotor for the foundation of the Balkan Cossack Army, a Russian-led grouping of Pan-Slavic nationalists bitterly hostile to NATO.
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Then elections in October returned a new administration, consisting of an alliance between the Green Party and a grouping of right-wing parties, which saw the political tide turn against Apple.
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Time may place her in the coquettish grouping of Marilyn Monroe by way of Anna Nicole Smith, but the film doubles down on her equally palatable identity as a rebel rouser.
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There's a classical vibe to some of his trove, like the French copy of a Roman bust of Marcus Aurelius and the framed grouping of plaster imprints of ancient Roman seals.
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"They come with so many needs, with hunger, without work," said Sapuana, a father of 50 children, from a nearby grouping of houses where he lives with some of his family.
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The strikes took place near the border with Syria, said a statement on Sunday from the Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF), a state umbrella grouping of mostly Iran-backed Shi'ite Muslim factions.
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Ms. Goulard's political allies in Renew Europe, a grouping of European liberals in which Mr. Macron is perhaps the most prominent figure, said that her rejection was down to political revenge.
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This is because the opera house is actually a grouping of shells housing multiple performance areas, including a 2,679-seat concert hall and a more intimate studio with 280 fixed seats.
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The messaging from Brussels is that the EU, the world's biggest trade bloc, could well strike a political agreement with the Mercosur grouping of Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay on Friday.
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Ethiopia's ruling coalition, itself a grouping of ethnically-based parties, is facing an unprecedented challenge from strident ethno-nationalist parties, global think-tank Crisis Group said in a briefing note on Tuesday.
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The strikes took place 15 km (9 miles) away from the border, said a statement from the Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF), a state umbrella grouping of mostly Iran-backed Shi'ite Muslim factions.
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This approach has now become common on the European populist right, a loose grouping of far-right parties united mostly by their hatred of immigration in general and Muslim immigration in particular.
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The OECD grouping of industrialized nations said the fall in the working-age population would be "among the steepest among OECD countries", placing immense pressure on the pension system and labor market.
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It encompasses the 26 countries in the "Schengen Area," a grouping of countries in Europe that allow their citizens to travel freely across national borders, including France, Germany, Spain, Italy, among others.
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SCARING OFF THE BEARS A grouping of 2000 Chinese smelters pledged to cut a collective 26,233 tonnes of production this year at an industry meeting in the city of Xian last week.
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A grouping of Syrian humanitarian organizations based in Turkey also warned of the disastrous consequences of the intensified assault, and the lack of humanitarian support for the Syrian civilians in its path.
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They're being pushed into a box where their rights are limited, their decisions are limited and they aren't considered equal to those who are shoving them into a small grouping of misfits.
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Muhandis, a former Iraqi lawmaker, oversaw Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), an umbrella grouping of paramilitary forces mostly consisting of Iran-backed Shi'ite militias that was formally integrated into Iraq's armed forces.
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Mohandes is a senior commander of the Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF), an umbrella grouping of paramilitary organizations mostly consisting of Iranian-backed Shi'ite Muslim militias that were integrated into Iraq's armed forces.
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Bennu has a shape comparable to that of a spinning top, and it's a "rubble pile" asteroid, which is a grouping of rocks held together by gravity rather than a single object.
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His fall 2017 line was a ho-hum grouping of shearling motorcycle jackets, leather Perfectos, baggy pants, artfully untucked shirts, jean jackets bearing the LV logo and ball caps with exaggerated bills.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union nations formally extended economic sanctions against Russia on Thursday by six months until July 31, the grouping of EU countries known as the European Council said on Thursday.
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The racial and economic grouping of American people into homogeneous communities in cities and counties across the country produce in reality, if not by law, segregated and resource-poor and -rich schools.
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Iraq's Popular Mobilisation Forces, a grouping of mostly Iran-backed Shi'ite paramilitaries, said a U.S. air strike on the Iraqi border with Syria killed 22 of its members and wounded 12 others.
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The excise plan presented to parliament will hurt the industry, said an official of a grouping of plastics manufacturers, adding that government support for efforts to recycle waste would be a better alternative.
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Each case will be assigned a panel—a random grouping of board members rather than the entire board—which has two weeks to issue an explanation for how they came to their decision.
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InVivo, a grouping of 220 agricultural cooperatives and one of the largest exporters of French cereals, has focused on overseas growth under a reorganisation launched two years ago by Chief Executive Thierry Blandinieres.
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What could easily have sunk under the weight of being a panoramic survey sidestepped this pitfall through deft grouping of artists and artworks on the basis of medium, emotional triggers and formal resonances.
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The Taskforce on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures, under the auspices of the Financial Stability Board, a global grouping of regulators, issued reporting guidelines in 2017, including for physical risks, but these remain voluntary.
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Sadly, one of my favorite Inbox features, the automatic grouping of travel emails (think flight confirmations, car and hotel reservations etc.) into a single bundle, has not made the move to Gmail (yet).
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Witold Waszczykowski said also that some prerogatives of the Commission should be transferred to a grouping of member states' heads, known as the European Council, who unlike the Commission possess a democratic mandate.
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The 218 behemoths considered the most pivotal by the Financial Stability Board (FSB), a global grouping of regulators, had $250 trillion in assets at the end of 21950; they now have $22014 trillion.
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BlackRock's stock traded nearly 5 percent lower at the end of 2015 than at the end of 2014, while a grouping of such companies measured by the Dow Jones U.S. Asset Managers Index .
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"We have applied, but we do not know whether our application will be accepted or not," said Mary Ajith, chairwoman of the Association of Media Development in South Sudan, a grouping of journalists.
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Dreier, who was not available to comment, represents the Freie Waehler, a loose grouping of politicians who do not have a common policy, but campaign on individual issues mostly at the local level.
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His PMDB party, a wide grouping of interests from the nationalist to the leftist, began to fragment after her 2014 reelection, and the more conservative branch led by Eduardo Cunha came to power.
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The camp consists of a small grouping of six glamping-style tents (housing a maximum of 12 visitors), set out on a bluff overlooking a valley pixelated by packs of antelopes and zebras.
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"Normally in these situations ... national institutions aren't prepared to resolve such a massive grouping of violations" of human rights, Abrão said in an interview in Cochabamba, a region hard hit by the violence.
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There is a useful grouping of greens according to taste, texture, seasonality and style of preparation: "The Book of Greens: A Cook's Compendium" by Jenn Louis with Kathleen Squires (Ten Speed Press, $35).
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The general was quoted by the Interfax news agency as saying that the Kremlin was "starting to downsize the grouping of armed forces in Syria" at the direction of President Vladimir V. Putin.
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Beneath the arch was a grouping of prominent funeral guests: Lady Justice, a somber Lady Liberty robed in black, Abraham Lincoln, and other veiled figures also dressed in black carrying matching black umbrellas.
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The China Smelters Purchase Team (CSPT), a grouping of some of the largest copper processors in the largest copper processing country, slashed their concentrates purchase floor price by 23.4 percent for the second quarter.
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Belgium's national security council, a grouping of senior ministers, police and intelligence chiefs, earlier acknowledged it could simply force police to work at the airport, but that it would be unwise to do so.
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Thameur Hemdane of Afrikwity, a platform targeting Francophone Africa, says the industry will also study whether prospective laws could be expanded to the Central African Economic and Monetary Community, a grouping of six countries.
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The opposition "pan-democrats"—a loose grouping of politicians who call for full political representation—have not shown that they have an alternative vision for Hong Kong, involving detailed policies that solve real problems.
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The city state was a founding member of ASEAN, the powerful grouping of south-east Asian nations including Indonesia and the Philippines, and since 2010 has often been invited to participate in G20 events.
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Nick Spencer of Theos, a religious think tank, says the Church of England is switching from a broad-based organisation, characterised by affiliation more than commitment, to a smaller grouping of more committed worshippers.
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We were arrested after reporting that the Conference of Rulers, the grouping of nine hereditary sultans, had stopped efforts by some religious groups to promote the application of Islamic criminal law throughout the country.
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Instead, said Ms. Balfour of the German Marshall Fund, an ideal forum for arm-twisting should be the European People's Party, the regional transnational grouping of center-right parties, including Mr. Kurz's People's Party.
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Most likely, the set of elections, in which about one-third of delegates will be awarded, will culminate in a grouping of Democratic voters around opposite poles — progressives to Sanders and moderates to Biden.
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The survey also said that a majority of the young people polled saw the European Union more as an economic alliance (76 percent) than a grouping of nations with common cultural values (30 percent).
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A lawmaker from a grouping of the Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF), a umbrella group of Iran-backed paramilitaries, said moves could now include sacking security chiefs in Baghdad and provinces where violence broke out.
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Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy: Duro Felguera board agrees to execute grouping of shares in the proportion of 1 new share for every 50 old shares.
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The show's title offers one possible thematic cohesion to classify his work: "We Belong" suggests a positive grouping of misfits, a hopeful interpretation of the ambiguity within Gilardi's paintings as a sanctuary for the odd.
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Frederick Douglass: Embers of Freedom showcases an extraordinary grouping of primary documents which offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn first-hand about this legendary figure in the history of the United States.
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The coalition believes the attackers are part of the Turkish-backed opposition forces, a loose grouping of Arab and Turkmen fighters that have helped the Turkish military clear ISIS from the Turkish-Syria border area.
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The figure is in sharp contrast to the employment impact of between 1.7 and 3.5 million jobs in a study commissioned by Aegis Europe, a grouping of industries opposed to easing trade defenses against China.
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The Gulf states' cutting off aid to their Lebanese allies — an incongruous grouping of Sunni, Druze and Christian factions whose only common ground is a shared fear of Hezbollah — undoubtedly cedes the field to Iran.
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Also, as part of the special grouping of Platform artists at the Armory Fair, Sarah Cain, Jeffrey Gibson, and Amalia Pica each offered some dimension of color, patterning, decoration, appropriation, and palimpsest to their imagery.
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Gambling has brought "national shame" to the Philippines, which figured prominently in a recent heist of $81 million from the central bank of Bangladesh, said Archbishop Socrates Villegas, head of a grouping of Philippine bishops.
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Iraq's Popular Mobilisation Forces, a grouping of mostly Iran-backed Shi'ite paramilitaries, also said on Monday a U.S. air strike on the Iraqi border with Syria killed 22 of its members and wounded 12 others.
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The gallery's upper floor is occupied by a new grouping of tables from the truth study center series Tillmans started in 2005, with color-photocopied pages from found newspapers and magazines laid out on tables.
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These nations have more people, more land and, Mr. Putin said, more economic power when output is calculated by purchasing power parity, than the Group of 7, a grouping of American allies, mostly in Europe.
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A grouping of China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, India and Pakistan, it has been compared to an eastern NATO, and is designed in part to counterbalance western influence in Asia and the Middle East.
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"The American and Israeli enemy is responsible for killing the mujahideen Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis and Qassem Soleimani," said Ahmed al-Assadi, a spokesman for Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces umbrella grouping of Iran-backed militias.
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Lacalle Pou also announced that Uruguay will withdraw from the Montevideo Mechanism, an initiative alongside Mexico and a grouping of Caribbean countries aimed at mediating the conflict in Venezuela, which was established earlier this year.
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They belong to a loose grouping of Islamists behind protests that culminated in the election defeat and jailing for blasphemy in 2017 of Jakarta's ethnic-Chinese and Christian governor, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, a Widodo ally.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces umbrella grouping of paramilitary groups said on Saturday that an air strike targeting its fighters earlier hit a convoy of medics, not senior leaders as reported in some media.
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Just 16 percent of board members on tech companies in the Russell 3000 — a grouping of the 3,000 biggest publicly traded tech companies in the U.S. — are women, according to June 30 data from Equilar.
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But it also means slower overall speeds than a tri-band system like Netgear's Orbi or Linksys' Velop, which both use a third grouping of antennas so their routers can communicate without impacting traffic to devices.
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The Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF), a grouping of Iraq's mostly Shi'ite paramilitary groups, said the United States had allowed four Israeli drones to enter the region accompanying U.S. forces and carry out missions on Iraqi territory.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodia advised a grouping of South East Asian nations to avoid using words that "would escalate tension between China and the Philippines" in a weekend statement, the country's foreign ministry said on Wednesday.
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According to the chamber, Brazil's total exports to a grouping of 22 Arab countries, which excludes non-Arab Muslim countries such as Iran, to swell to $20 billion by 2022, up from $13.5 billion in 2017.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's Popular Mobilisation Forces, a grouping of mostly Iran-backed Shi'ite paramilitaries, said on Monday a U.S. air strike on the Iraqi border with Syria killed 22 of its members and wounded 12 others.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - The G20 grouping of industrialized nations skirted current global trade tensions but threw their weight beyond the reform of the World Trade Organization in a copy of their joint statement obtained by Reuters.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Formal funeral processions for militiamen killed in a U.S. air strike on Baghdad airport will take place on Saturday, Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces umbrella grouping of militia groups said in a statement on Friday.
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On Wednesday, the PMF, the umbrella grouping of Iraq's mostly Shi'ite Muslim paramilitary groups, said the United States had allowed four Israeli drones to enter the region accompanying U.S. forces and carry out missions on Iraqi territory.
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Located in her backyard is what she calls Hallelujah Lane, a path that leads to a grouping of a dozen Live Oak trees dubbed the Twelve Apostles, which is one of the star's favorite spots to read.
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Currently there are only 10 national Greek sororities for black women, and only four in the elite grouping of historically black Greek-lettered organizations known as the "Divine Nine," which are a separate entity from Panhellenic sororities.
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InVivo, a grouping of around 200 farmer-owned cooperatives, is focusing on precision agriculture through a network of pilot farms, for which it sees the potential to reduce use of crop chemicals by up to 50 percent.
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To resolve this issue, the ombudsman has recommended creating an airlift between Abitibi-Témiscamingue and Nunavik, grouping of Inuit detainees in the future Amos correctional facility, and starting to use videoconferencing and other technology for court appearances.
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Some are in the military, the police and even the Popular Mobilization Forces, a grouping of mostly Shi'ite militias which have taken part in the fight to oust Islamic State from Iraq in the last three years.
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"The Sunni endowment chief doesn't accept the idea that the Shi'ite endowment can take land in Mosul," said Hayder Abu Hadma, a deputy commander in the Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF), the official grouping of Iraq's Shi'ite paramilitaries.
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And even though Apple isn't included in the original FANG group (which was designed to describe a grouping of high-risk but high-reward mega-growth stocks), the company has also underperformed in the last two days.
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Reading the "Hidden Tribes" report, one might get the sense that this is an authoritative grouping of American public opinion — that the split between, say, Moderates and Traditional Liberals is a major natural divide in American politics.
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The Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) - Iraq's umbrella grouping of mostly Shi'ite Muslim paramilitaries backed by Iran - played a key role defeating IS and formally became part of the armed forces last year, reporting to the prime minister.
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The ceremony here is in the slow and careful layering and grouping of ingredients, and the art is in making sure everything is cooked just as it should be — that nothing goes soggy, or mushy, or dry.
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"The burden falls largely on the G20 to behave like adults, like great nations ought to," Kerry told Reuters on the sidelines of the U.N. climate talks in Madrid, referring to a grouping of top industrial economies.
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Air strikes targeting Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces umbrella grouping of Iran-backed Shi'ite militias near camp Taji north of Baghdad have killed six people and critically wounded three, an Iraqi army source told Reuters late on Friday.
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The findings are part of the 215 Program International Student Assessment (or PISA) -- a benchmark of education systems conducted every three years by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), a grouping of the world's richest economies.
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Iraq's Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF), a grouping of Iraq's mostly Shi'ite Muslim paramilitary groups, many of which are backed by Iran, on Wednesday blamed recent blasts at their weapons depots and bases on the United States and Israel.
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Trump's counterparts in the G7 had sought this week to find some semblance of consensus with Washington on trade and the other key issues that have formed the basis of the 42-year-old grouping of industrialized nations.
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But China's shadow assets have increased by more than 30% annually over the past three years, compared with less than 10% for the rest of the world, according to the Financial Stability Board, a global grouping of regulators.
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HARARE (Reuters) - President Emmerson Mnangagwa has officially applied for Zimbabwe to re-join the Commonwealth it left in 2003 and has invited the grouping of former British colonies to send observers to its general elections set for July.
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But Duterte missed some events during meetings of the ASEAN grouping of South East Asian nations in Laos in September and last month's Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Peru, due to migraine attacks and a bad stomach.
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"Corrections determined a random grouping of people to go back into custody for the duration of the storm and we don't know how long that will be," said Nora Lewis, an attorney with Miami-Dade's public defender office.
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Along with the "Demoiselles" and the Faith Ringgold, Ms. Temkin had requested a wooden sculpture from the early 1950s by Louise Bourgeois — a grouping of five totems, painted white and light blue, symbolizing the artist and her family.
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InVivo, a grouping of some 200 agricultural cooperatives, is presenting the project to other cooperatives in northern Europe and Switzerland and hopes to reach a deal with at least one of them within a few months, Blandinieres said.
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The Popular Mobilisation Forces, an umbrella grouping of the militias which have been officially integrated into Iraq's armed forces, said 62 militiamen and civilians were wounded by the tear gas and stun grenades fired to disperse the crowd.
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BAGHDAD, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Formal funeral processions for militiamen killed in a U.S. air strike on Baghdad airport will take place on Saturday, Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces umbrella grouping of militia groups said in a statement on Friday.
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The findings are part of the 2018 Program International Student Assessment (PISA) -- a global yardstick of education systems taken every three years by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), a grouping of the world's richest economies.
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Then Mr. Jenkins stepped onto the patchy grass of the courtyard that sits between a grouping of desperate-looking buildings, low-slung and austere, the type of stingy architecture we've come to equate with housing for the poor.
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The Popular Mobilisation Forces, an umbrella grouping of the militias that have been officially integrated into Iraq's armed forces, said 62 militiamen and civilians were wounded by the tear gas and stun grenades fired to disperse the crowd.
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The show's greatest revelation may be a grouping of about 30 photographs in black and white and, it seems, in color, that Matta-Clark took of graffiti on subway cars and walls and buildings in the South Bronx.
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But Sessions, one of the chamber's most conservative Republicans, said he may be open to a compromise gun measure being put together by Collins, which would limit gun sales to a narrower grouping of people identified as possible terrorists.
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Along with the grouping of Xbox One and PS4 players in the same matchmaking pool, the Nintendo Switch — which had previously been placed in the same group as the other consoles — is getting bumped down to the mobile pool.
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The Arab-Brazil Chamber of Commerce expects Brazil's total exports to a grouping of 22 Arab countries, which excludes non-Arab Muslim nations such as Iran, to swell to $20 billion by 2022, up from $13.5 billion in 2017.
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So impressed was the European People's Party (EPP), the grouping of European centre-right parties, that it wooed Mr Orban away from the liberal bloc—sending representatives to Budapest to persuade him to switch, which he did in 2000.
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At CK Contemporary, a small grouping of Gayle Donahue's collages brought together wallpaper patterns, scraps from comics, Dick and Jane-style children's books, newsprint text, and children's workbooks (complete with handwritten entries) to emphasize the materiality of this ephemera.
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And that's fine, especially if you're mixing them with real plants, as Remtema often suggests to clients who want large arrangements ("one fake plant is easy to pass but a grouping of seven would not be convincing," she says).
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One way the company is taking this email mining practice further than even company's like Google once did is with its grouping of similar users together based on the profile the company creates for them based on the data.
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The LNA has also blamed the Benghazi Defense Brigades, a grouping of anti-Haftar fighters that has previously tried to take the oil crescent and advance on Benghazi, which has been fully controlled by Haftar since late last year.
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"We are now standing in the demilitarized zone," said Saif al-Raad, a spokesman for the National Liberation Front, a grouping of roughly 20 rebel factions operating in Idlib, the last bastion of rebel-held territory in northwest Syria.
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We chose this grouping of nations because they highlight important differences both in loan repayment systems and in related policies such as tuition and loan limits, not necessarily because they all belong among the best systems in the world.
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Tehran also has wide sway in Iraq, where a grouping of Iraq's mostly Shi'ite paramilitary groups, many of which are backed by Iran, have blamed recent blasts at their weapons depots and bases on the United States and Israel.
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PARAMILITARY POWER The Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) - Iraq's umbrella grouping of mostly Shi'ite Muslim paramilitaries backed by Iran - played a key role defeating IS and formally became part of the armed forces last year, reporting to the prime minister.
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The G20 grouping of the world's top economies called on Saturday for a coordinated response to the coronavirus outbreak, which the IMF predicted would lower China's growth this year to 5.6% and shave 0.1 percentage points from global growth.
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What they learned from this discovery Scientists are interested in what the Kamuysaurus japonicus can tell us about its clade, a taxonomic grouping of organisms with a common ancestor -- its branch on the tree of life, so to speak.
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"These were pupils who had gone to the Education Ministry to find a solution so that their teachers could get back to work," said Theodore Zadi Gnangnan, the president of a grouping of more than 100 civil servants' syndicates.
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Set to be larger in capacity than a rival grouping of Maersk Line and Mediterranean Shipping Co, their "Ocean Alliance" will bring together COSCO Container Lines, CMA CGM, Taiwan's Evergreen Line and Hong Kong-based Orient Overseas Container Line.
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"We have the necessary documents from the court to block 34 URLs now," Takorn said, following a visit to the head office of a grouping of internet providers in Thailand to check if Facebook had complied with the authorities' removal request.
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That love of detail, the in-grouping of like-minded people based on the ability to recognize specific brands and modifications, the argumentation by means of hypercorrect vocabulary, the collector's impulse to buy more guns: These are hallmarks of nerds.
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Trump also tweeted overnight saying China had "agreed to reduce and remove tariffs on cars coming into China from the U.S." At the open of European trade, the grouping of autos and auto suppliers ripped more than 5 percent higher.
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Iraq's Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF), a grouping of Iraq's mostly Shi'ite Muslim paramilitary groups, many of which are backed by Iran, on Wednesday blamed a series of recent blasts at their weapons depots and bases on the United States and Israel.
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NATO has typically enjoyed broad -- if sometimes begrudging -- support from both Democrats and Republicans, who have regarded the grouping of European and North American countries as an ironclad facet of American foreign policy, though perhaps one overly reliant on American resources.
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This would mean Mareshki's Will party, alongside the ethnic Turkish MRF and a grouping of nationalist parties - National Front for the Salvation, VMRO and Attack - will vie for a place in a new cabinet with one of the two top winners.
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That push has seen it implement a free trade agreement with Canada and reach agreements with Japan and Mexico and now, after 39 rounds of talks, also a provisional deal with Mercosur, the grouping of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay.
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That in turn has generated a reaction further down the supply chain, with a grouping of Chinese smelters planning to cut refined metal output this year by 22014,2270 tonnes in the face of weakening conversion fees and weak outright prices.
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On June 7, Chinese Defense Minister Chang Wanquan met his Russian counterpart, Sergey Shoigu, during a summit in Kazakhstan of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, a 20-year-old military and political grouping of China, Russia and other former Soviet Asian republics.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China and a grouping of Southeast Asian nations aim to finish by the middle of next year a framework for a code of conduct to ease tension in the disputed South China Sea, state media said on Wednesday.
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In a separate statement, the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC), a grouping of the EU and 16 other countries, said it would join the market-based plan from the outset and urged all other major airline operating states to do so.
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In a major report, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the research and policy grouping of the world's richest nations, says 10% of U.S. jobs are at high risk of vanishing to automation — much lower than most prior forecasts.
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His influence led to the grouping of freshly independent post-colonial countries in the Non-Aligned Movement, created in 1961, and brought him support among the leftist forces who turned a blind eye to his sometimes luxurious lifestyle and personality cult.
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But where it once felt like there was huge promise in the grouping of John Wall, Bradley Beal and Otto Porter Jr., it is starting to feel like if it was going to happen it would have happened by now.
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Thompson's pieces might at first glance appear chaotic, but eventually, one begins to see the logic that informs them: A grouping of wild greenbrier with branches of white oak seems to blow to one side, as if buffeted by the wind.
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The visit is expected to take place during a summit of BRICS countries, a grouping of nations including Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, Mourao said during a conference in Sao Paulo hosted by the Brazil-China Business Council.
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SAO PAULO, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Brazil's Vice President Hamilton Mourão said on Monday that Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit Brazil in November during a summit of BRICS countries, a grouping of nations including Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.
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The visit is expected to take place during a summit of BRICS countries, a grouping of nations including Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, Mourao said during a conference in Sao Paulo hosted by the Brazil-China Business Council.
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Ministers have retreated from any major steps on subsidies until after an economic conference in late March with the Forces for Freedom and Change (FFC), a fractured grouping of political movements that backed the uprising and negotiated the power-sharing deal.
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This fulfills a longstanding demand of corporate executives and lobbyists, who complain that the statutory corporate tax rate charged in the US is higher than in peer countries; indeed, it's the highest in the OECD grouping of rich developed nations.
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"We are interested in increasing the significance and scope of our hub in Warsaw," Rafal Milczarski, who took up his post at the end of January, told reporters at an event in Zurich hosted by the Star Alliance grouping of international airlines.
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Earlier on Thursday, the government's anti-monopoly agency announced it would investigate suspected cartel practices among a grouping of the country's biggest palm oil producers - including Wilmar International, Cargill Inc and Golden Agri Resources - that are signatories to the Indonesian Palm Oil Pledge.
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It's no exaggeration to say that is a historical grouping of names, particularly for those well versed in the wild strands of queer culture, made up of ideas that can feel arbitrary to an outsider written down, but make perfect sense in action.
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Trade unions and social organisations wanted a voice in the rollout of a social reform plan announced by Pinera on Tuesday night, said José Pérez Debelli, president of the National Grouping of Fiscal Employees (ANEF), one of the unions that called the strike.
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Hanging on the wall beside the entranceway, and visible from anywhere in the room, is the key work, "Chromatic Alphabet" (2013-15), a long, horizontal grouping of twenty-six paintings, each embodying a visual correlative of a letter in the standard English alphabet.
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Trade unions and social organizations wanted a voice in the rollout of a social reform plan announced by Pinera on Tuesday night, said José Pérez Debelli, president of the National Grouping of Fiscal Employees (ANEF), one of the unions that called the strike.
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The European People's Party, a grouping of centre-right parties at the European Parliament, voted to suspend Fidesz, Hungary's ruling party, as a protest against what many in the parliament believe are repeated attempts by the government to undermine the rule of law.
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"All this is destroying the global trade order... This also impacts common interests of our countries, overshadows the peace and stability world wide," Xi told a gathering of leaders of the BRICS grouping of nations on the sidelines of the G20 meet.
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"All this is destroying the global trade order ... This also impacts common interests of our countries, overshadows the peace and stability world wide," Xi told a gathering of leaders of the BRICS grouping of nations on the sidelines of the G20 meet.
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In the video, the men identify themselves as members of Iraq's police or the Popular Mobilisation Forces, an umbrella grouping of mostly Shi'ite Iran-backed militias that fought with government forces against Islamic State and nominally report to Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.
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A grouping of insurance firms and a hedge fund-backed reinsurance firm are in talks to buy Applied Underwriters at around the value of its book of business, the sources said, declining to disclose the price and the identity of the buyers.
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In support of the recently articulated "Indo-Pacific" strategy Trump is working to revive the "Quadrilateral Security Dialogue", aka the "Quad", a grouping of the U.S., India, Japan and Australia first formed in 2007 but quickly shelved, in deference to Beijing's concerns.
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A Natural History of Hell, Jeffrey Ford Jeffrey Ford is regarded as one of the best authors writing short horror fiction right now, and his latest collection, A Natural History of Hell is a fantastic grouping of 13 of his best short stories.
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Ben Gilpin, acting director at Commercial Farmers Union of Zimbabwe, a grouping of less than 200 members from 4,500 at the start of Mugabe's land seizure drive in 2000, said he was not aware of who had been compensated by the government.
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In the pragmatic, nonideological politics that was once common in Thailand, he was also known as "the eel" for his ability to wriggle his party into coalitions, including the tenuous grouping of small parties that briefly kept him in power as prime minister.
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The movement's president and co-founder, Mr. Grillo, propelled it from a grass-roots grouping of citizens incensed by Italy's corrupt and inefficient political class to a major political voice that took a quarter of the national vote in the 2013 elections.
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The exhibition, arranged more like an index than a chronology, has one grouping of nine ballpoint pen sketches from the early 1960s, in which a series of disembodied feet and legs show off Warhol's instinct for simplicity, and his quick, decisive decision making.
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It is worth noting that the grouping of the diverse works of painting, photography, sculpture, and video shown at the fair as "African art" plays on stereotypes of eroticization that have long plagued the work made in various parts of the continent.
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The Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF), the grouping of Iraq's mostly Shi'ite Muslim paramilitary groups, many of which are backed by Iran, said the United States had allowed four Israeli drones to enter the region accompanying U.S. forces and carry out missions on Iraqi territory.
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Scoot, Tigerair Australia, The Philippines' Cebu Pacific and its subsidiary Cebgo, South Korea's Jeju Air, Vanilla Air of Japan, Thailand's Nok Air and NokScoot announced on Monday that they had formed the "Value Alliance," which reports called the world's biggest grouping of budget airlines.
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" The International Commission of Jurists (ICJ), a grouping of prominent judges and lawyers, also condemned the law ahead of its introduction, saying there was a "real risk that the law will be misused to clamp down on opinions or information critical of the government.
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"IOI regrets not having taken necessary actions to be in full compliance with the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil's (RSPO) rules at all times," it said, referring to a grouping of palm producers, activist groups and consumer companies that provides sustainability certificates for the industry.
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More importantly, you'll be able to sync and restore your Sets — the entire grouping of apps and webpages — from across your various Windows 10, iOS, and Android devices through integration with Timelines, making it an important part of Microsoft's cross-platform efforts going forward.
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"We just didn't have the conditions or resources necessary to stop the mosquito or the virus," says Maria da Gloria Teixeira, an epidemiologist in the neighboring state of Bahia and a director of the Brazilian Association of Collective Health, a grouping of public health professionals.
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The Alliance for Serbia, a loose grouping of opposition political parties and movements, have been staging weekly rallies for almost a year to protest the rule of Vucic's Progressive Party of Serbia, which they say is autocratic, corrupt, and stifling media freedoms and democracy.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - A European Union decision to ramp up trade pressure on Cambodia has alarmed unions in its garment industry, a pillar of the economy that employs about 700,1823 people, but a key grouping of manufacturers said the risk would take months to materialize.
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The countries agreed this week to end a more than two-month-old stand-off on their disputed Himalayan border, just in time for the start on Sunday of a summit of the BRICS grouping of nations, which also includes Brazil, Russia and South Africa.
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Think about travel startups, ride-hailing upstarts, and any grouping of private companies that pursued a high-burn, high-growth model; that final category is about to run into the twin issues of the inflexibility of cost structure and the impact of slowing sales.
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In a borderless European Union, which prides itself on free movement of people and travel, crisis response becomes a test of the institution itself and the philosophies behind this unique grouping of 27 member states with about 445 million citizens and $16 trillion GDP.
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Islamic State (IS) militants took back a stronghold in Syria near the border with Turkey on Monday, four days after losing it to a grouping of rebels, a monitoring group claimed, as the group was battered by United States-led airstrikes over the weekend.
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But the Houthi-Saleh entente cracked in August when a Houthi leader passed over a trusted Saleh confidante for a key military position, according to people in the General People's Congress Party, the grouping of technocrats and tribal grandees that did Saleh's bidding throughout his rule.
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"The issue of family reunification may not primarily be one of numbers, but rather one of the associated signals that one wants to give both to the domestic population, and to potential migrants," said Thomas Liebig of the OECD, a Paris-based grouping of industrialized countries.
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"The regime has brought large columns of troops from the elite 4th Armoured Division, and also Hezbollah forces," said Major Issam al Rayes, spokesman of the so-called Southern Front grouping of the Free Syrian Army (FSA) rebels, who are supported by an Arab-Western coalition.
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For example, a recent French proposal to restart Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, with the goal of a two-state solution, would have been stronger coming from the so-called E4+1, a grouping of France, Britain, Italy, Germany and the European Union's high representative for foreign affairs.
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Britain's finance ministry said Hammond was speaking on the environment as part of a new grouping of finance ministers led by Finland and Chile called the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action, which was formed after the last IMF meeting in Bali, Indonesia, in October.
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"Titoism" was a large component of the so-called "Non-Aligned Movement," an informal grouping of countries that considered themselves part of neither the American nor the Soviet camp during the Cold War, and attracted world leaders including India's Jawaharlal Nehru and Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser.
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He had a special methodology in his choosing, inclining toward those who came from big families and played team sports in college, because he felt that these traits would give him "athletes" capable of working well together in the large competitive grouping of a trading floor.
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Sen's paper suggests that instead of defining liberalism by books written by dead white men, it makes more sense to treat it as a set of parts: a grouping of principles and animating ideas that, when combined, add up to an overarching framework for understanding political life.
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They performed a search for structures, and found seven related complex grouping of galaxies 200 million light years by 200 million light years by 490 million light years, with an estimated mass 4.8 quadrillion times the mass of the Sun, or 10,000 times heavier than the Milky Way.
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The statement from the Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF), the umbrella grouping of Iraq's mostly Shi'ite Muslim paramilitary groups, many of which are backed by Iran, said the United States had allowed four Israeli drones to enter the region accompanying U.S. forces and carry out missions on Iraqi territory.
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The Global Fund, a grouping of governments, civil society and the private sector which invests some $4 billion a year into programs to fight infectious diseases, announced a new partnership with Heineken last week which it said would "further advance a common goal" of fighting disease epidemics in Africa.
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A grouping of 175 silver and gold hookah mouthpieces takes pride of place beside a reflecting pool because it includes two pieces that Mr. Dhaddha received from his grandfather when he was 16 years old, igniting his passion for collecting — "even though he never smoked," Arun Dhaddha said.
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Some people celebrate this month's election as marking Malaysia's move away from communal politics, pointing to the fact that Pakatan Harapan, a diverse grouping of parties representing different ethnic groups, has downplayed communal issues to focus on national matters, like corruption and an unpopular tax on goods and services.
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Works like "Bois-le-Duc" (19923-71), a "forest" series of overlapping black, brown and reddish panels 26 feet tall, and "Black Environment" (1970-78), a grouping of 15 hulking black forms, brought her international attention, especially after she was chosen to represent Poland at the 1980 Venice Biennale.
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Bonilla said the right answer was probably to view players in tiers, rather than focusing on individual placement, with this year's finalists all in a solid grouping of players who are Hall-worthy — though not at the extreme top, along with the likes of Rice and Randy Moss.
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Even if we wanted to reach the same levels as Switzerland — the country with the third-highest rate of gun deaths in the OECD grouping of developed nations, after Mexico and the US — we'd need to drop from 274 deaths per million to 215, more than a 20083 percent reduction.
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If trailblazing wasn't the point of a staid grouping of tunic coats over quilted jackets, full-pleated trousers, blouson jackets of diamond jacquard, sweeping cloaks of monochrome, or a deceptively simple raglan-sleeved camel hair overcoat even a non-expert could tell was a masterpiece of tailoring, that was the point.
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Xi may try to seek Indian support for the trade route initiative in exchange for backing India's bid to join the Nuclear Suppliers Group, a grouping of 48 countries that have agreed to adhere to guidelines for nuclear and nuclear-related trade meant to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons.
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Milanote's platform feels part Evernote, part Pinterest — indeed, it describes itself as an "Evernote for creatives" — given it's offering users digital spaces ("boards") paired with a drag and drop interface that can be used to add and position photos and notes to create visual moodboards or display a grouping of ideas.
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In the district that serves Maplewood and its neighbor, South Orange, the plan is to eliminate guaranteed seats in neighborhood elementary schools, bus children to other buildings and reduce the grouping of students by test scores, which has resulted in white students filling a disproportionate share of higher-level classes.
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In the district that serves Maplewood and its neighbor, South Orange, the plan is to eliminate guaranteed seats in neighborhood elementary schools, bus children to other buildings and reduce the grouping of students by test scores, which has resulted in white students filling a disproportionate share of higher-level classes.
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Legislators of the Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy(EFDD) grouping, of which UKIP is a member, come third in the ranking of "moonlighting" MEPs compiled by Transparency International, after lawmakers of the center-right European People's Party, the largest group in the current legislature which began in 2014 and ends next year.
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While spaceflight is a relatively common trope in theaters, First Man joins a small grouping of films that depict the real history of spaceflight — Ron Howard's 1995 film Apollo 13, Philip Kaufman's 1983 film The Right Stuff, Theodore Melfi's 2016 film Hidden Figures, and HBO's 1998 miniseries, From The Earth to the Moon.
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"We should still focus on the World Trade Organization (WTO) reform to achieve balanced development of the global economy and so this growth is open to everyone," Modi told a meeting of leaders of the grouping of BRICS nations on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Japan's western city of Osaka.
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By international standards that set the poverty line at one-half the income of families on the middle rung of the income ladder, the United States tolerated more child poverty in 2012 than 30 of the 1903 countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, a grouping of advanced industrialized nations.
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The grouping of a Carl Andre wood piece, "The Way East West (Uncarved Blocks)" from 1975, with three totemic-looking Bourgeois bronzes from the 1940s and '50s — situated in the glow of a 1976 Dan Flavin light work in your entry hall — isn't something you'd be likely to see in a museum.
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There is a fairly classic coq au vin, not too winy-tasting; some hefty sea scallops under toasted almonds, sensibly outfitted with endive and citrus sections; and a grouping of gnocchi, foie gras, sautéed sweetbreads and mushrooms, black truffle shavings and puffy chicken dumplings, all milling around in a Cognac-flamed cream sauce.
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The third monument is not simply a free-standing statue of the 26th President, but rather a grouping of figures: Roosevelt on horseback, flanked by subordinate figures on foot, one Black (African by appearance) and the other Indigenous (in a stereotypical Native American cast but with an especially inappropriate mix of headdress and clothing).
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Here's this week's briefing: G7 summit: When seven is a crowd With less than a week until the Group of Seven summit -- an informal grouping of seven of the world's advanced economies -- we have provided an assessment of how the other G7 leaders from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom are approaching the meeting.
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Dag Hammarskjöld, the second United Nations secretary general, once declared that the organization "was created not to lead mankind to heaven, but in order to save humanity from hell," and that is especially true today for the grouping of 193 nations, ranging from geographic specks like Nauru to giants like China and great powers like the United States.
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There are pictures of Buffett and his albums reverentially poised by the DJ booth; there are baskets filled with bottles of Patron and Malibu that look like a duty-free showcase waiting to be raffled; and there are club members seating themselves at a grouping of large banquet tables, giving the space the look of an intimate destination wedding.
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For his presentation at New York Men's Day, he edited his ideas down to a tight grouping of deceptively simple and durable stuff: a cropped and boxy patch-pocket sports coat, a slightly off-kilter denim barn jacket, some letter carrier trousers, a coat upcycled from the same fabric used to make uniforms for the California Highway Patrol.
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This time she offered "white shock" and "the punk inside," as if those terms explained anything about pretty and modestly asymmetrical jackets printed with panels from Superman cartoons (or else covered with brick patterns reminiscent of paintings by the artist Martin Wong), or a grouping of elegant padded white jackets worn over billowing trousers suitable for a modern Zouave.
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Other well-executed themes include "Picturing Nature" and "Objects Tell Our Stories," the latter a micro-educational room that pairs Takashi Murakami's "Flower Ball" (2002) with a grouping of masks from Japan, Korea, Nepal, and Indonesia, and provides a small area for children to create their own masks from blocks designed by Philippine-born, Seattle-based artist Romson Regarde Bustillo.
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Various sources place the early memeification of Harambe as originating from two equally vast yet different repositories of internet culture: Instagram's black community and Weird Twitter (the common name for a loose grouping of meme- and humor-based Twitters), which started churning out over-the-top Harambe memorials like these: I just wanna know why this program was #NINE 2100 hours long?
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The 300-odd men he said he commanded are part of a grouping of Sunni Arab tribal fighters who have received weapons and training from the international coalition and are expected to play a role in administering areas retaken from IS. Speaking on a road outside the recently retaken Kudila village, Nizhan chafed at the Iraqi army's control over the operation.
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In the adjacent glass vitrine, a particularly memorable grouping of eroticized sculptures shows studies for "The Gates of Hell," while the far side of the gallery space focuses on heads and portraits, concluding with a video on the inner workings of Rodin's studio and his numerous assistants, in a sense debunking the myth of the solitary artist as sole creator.
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