Back in Ahmedabad, however, the locals have no use for television.
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Most company managements have publicly argued that they have no use for the money.
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Maybe you, as an infrequent flier, have no use for Airplane Mode at all.
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"I have no use for anybody who beats their spouse, none whatsoever," Tester said.
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Most people who are visiting the Wythe, they have no use for an old barrel factory.
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We have no use for them in 2017 so we are in ongoing discussions on deferrals.
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I sell my old tennis racquets that are in very good condition but I have no use for.
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"We're infidels with most of these people, and they have no use for us," he said in 2010.
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I have no use for them anymore, and we are safe out here to be, to wonder, to float.
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"I'd like to see a clear line between works people use and works people have no use for," Lessig said.
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Living their lives underground, they have no use for eyes, so their eyes develop later than those of other frogs.
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It's the people who have no use for phones — and by extension, human connection — that you have to worry about.
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Toast Ale sources its bread from sandwich-making factories, which have no use for the end slices of a loaf.
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Willnot may have no use for conformity, but it's surprisingly tolerant of rebels, radicals, conspiracy theorists and plain old oddballs.
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I have no use for stores that sell totally normal things suddenly thinking their inventory makes the perfect V-Day gift.
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You might think you have no use for them if you're not planning to make Asian dumplings, but you'd be wrong.
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Trump seems to have no use for originality or creativity and instead appropriates others' aesthetics to prove that he is worthy.
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We have no use for experts, no time for careful thought, no patience for sifting evidence and no interest in nuance.
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Both candidates have support from different party factions — and Han supporters like Ms. Tang have no use for either of them.
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They're going to go into the Baltics — which they have no use for — and take on the world's pre-eminent military alliance?
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E. Marianne GabelDelaware, Ohio To the Editor: Even though I'm the Republican in my house, I have no use for Donald Trump.
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" As one homemaker put it on the "Today" show in 1992, "She has no use for us; we have no use for her.
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"I thought 'Hey, this is cool, but I have no use for it now,'" Walker, a professor of astronomy at the University of Arizona, says.
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It's a common misconception that someone who is asexual - or "ace" as they've nicknamed themselves — would have no use for gadgets that are, well, sexual.
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America's authoritarian friends in the Persian Gulf see democracy as an existential threat; they have no use for more American sermons on the virtues of democracy.
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I have no use for the harangues of my randomly-assigned real-life teammates, where, again, I haven't turned the mic on since the first week.
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"I have no use for these people," Mr. de Blasio wrote in a late 2015 email after a profile appeared in The Atlantic magazine that he hated.
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If you're coming from a city that has actual public transportation, then just assume that you will have no use for the buses and trains in Austin.
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Would that trait be an objectively good one, or would it just be something that humans value, that a monkey, pig, or rat would have no use for?
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When Le Guin speaks of her teen-age years, she speaks of loneliness, confusion, and the pain of being among people who have no use for one's gifts.
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That's why I'm including LG's new UltraFine Ergo monitor here, because you and I probably have no use for it, but I think the design is great anyway.
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The app's most remarkable feature, though, is the one I technically have no use for: It's a mode that shows noncolorblind people what it's like to be colorblind.
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And yet here I am, hanging out by Lenin's deathbed, having somehow navigated a media landscape that should, by all accounts, have no use for me or my characters.
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If you have no use for "The Walking Dead" or motorcycles and were tuning in hoping for an interesting travel show, this self-promotional series will be a disappointment.
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A few socialist writers have tackled Hayek's "information problem," but there's no agreed-on socialist solution, apart from insisting that of course we have no use for central planning.
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If a store owner makes a low offer and tells you "well we just have no use for it really, I'm just trying to help you out here," it's a lie.
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Most of them are contraband, seized at airports in New York City, Los Angeles and other major ports of entry; some are donated by people who have no use for them.
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"One of the biggest myths of the beauty industry is that people of color already have naturally bronzed skin, so they have no use for bronzer," makeup artist Kilprity Moore tells us.
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As a Kentucky native who lived in many other places before moving back to Appalachia to raise my family, I have no use for the "barely got out of them hills alive" narrative.
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Now that Cameron's handlers have no use for him and his circuits are beginning to decay (the song he hummed on Monday was a malfunction), Larry is being left to Cameron's slightly more human successor.
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They may buy more than they can afford, or shop for things that they have no use for, Muller tells CNBC Make It. Most people are familiar with "retail therapy" or shopping to relieve sadness.
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He would have no use for the Sesame synchrotron — a particle accelerator that would produce a special kind of light for studying materials and drugs — and even claimed he didn't really know how it would work.
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Here, it's as if no time passed at all: C.C., Larry, Rodney and Reggie Love are still in the same predicament, desperately trying to bully and cajole women who have no use for them (and know it).
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Connor, who has had it with "entitled, gold-digging whores," told Ashley that she can take her "$40,000 account manager job & ASU degree elsewhere" because his "$300,000 job and Notre Dame finance degree" have no use for her.
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As you point out, whey protein is probably not great environmentally, being that it's derived from the same animals causing emissions concerns, plus it creates a significant amount of acid waste that we currently have no use for.
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I waffled between the Core Sheet Set and the Hardcore Sheet Set, but ultimately decided on the former because they didn't have the duvet color I wanted in stock and I have no use for two extra pillowcases.
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American employers have no use for the children of migrant women who so often care for America's own, and indeed migrant women's children have been stigmatized for years as "anchor babies," born on American soil to presumably give their parents a toehold in the States.
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Opioids have to enter the bloodstream to exert an effect, and not even the strongest ones can penetrate the skin quickly enough or in sufficient quantity for that to happen — if they could, people who are addicted to opioids would have no use for needles.
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People who are leaving their I.R.As to their spouses — or simply don't care how their money is spent after they're gone — probably have no use for a trusteed I.R.A. They could save themselves time and money by using simple beneficiary designation forms to determine who gets what.
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Like the nerd you ignored all throughout high school only for him to show up at your reunion with a $40 million net worth and a literal model on his arm, you will rue the day you wrote Stridex off as an unsophisticated thing you have no use for.
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Although this whole situation is nominally of interest, it seems unlikely to benefit the people on the ground in Venezuela who have no use for oil-based cryptocurrencies and just want to buy some bottled water, a package of diapers and a train ticket out of the country.
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One thing I have no use for whatsoever is this dumb argument that the candidates shouldn't critique each other because it will help Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE.
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The aliens appear to have no use for human beings, unlike the original book's Martians who also used them as a blood supply.
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A year later, he confiscates all Jewish property and expels the Jews from Paris. ;1181: The Assize of Arms of 1181 orders that all weapons held by Jews must be confiscated, claiming they have no use for them.
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Chatswood, New South Wales: New Holland Publishers. 224 pp. . The rostral scale overhangs the mouth to form a shovel-like burrowing structure. They live underground in burrows, and since they have no use for vision, their eyes are mostly vestigial.
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Despite his failure in expansion, he is considered one of the Five Hegemons by some historians. Mao Zedong once said about Duke Xiang's humanity in war: "We are not Duke Xiang of Song and have no use for his idiotic virtue and morality".
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We have no use for any fascist train of thought!” Troops got positive reviews and gained some success in the worldwide industrial scene. It reached position 6 of the German DAC Charts and was also released as a limited edition with bonus remixes in a special carton box.
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Abu Sufyan began to follow Muhammad's camp, sitting at Muhammad's tent door wherever he stopped, but he was ignored. At Niqu'l-‘Uqab Muhammad's wife Umm Salama, who was Abdullah's sister, urged him to receive them. “All the Quraysh were saying similar things, and you have forgiven people who are more criminal than he is." Muhammad replied: "I have no use for them.
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They are transported to one of the Authority's temples. An Authority appears before them and asks if they are Terrans. He knows they are from Earth because of the watch – all Syrtiens have an innate biological ability to tell the time and would have no use for such a device. He tells them that the Authority's revenge against Earth will be dreadful.
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One day, the dog gets taken by the city pound, mistaken for a stray. While Raju mourns the loss of their companion, Meena says that they have no use for it anymore. Her attitude shocks Raju and he figures that she only uses love as a tool to use others. Despite his pity for the qawwali venue owner who had already pre-paid them, Meena makes them move into theatre acting.
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In 1938, John Dewey published Logic: The Theory of Inquiry. He there explained how modern scientists create kinds through induction and deduction, and why they have no use for natural kinds. :The philosophical issue is how humans can dependably predict that unobserved examples of a kind will have the same traits as a few observed examples. The traditional answer grew out of Aristotle's assertion that humans describe things they know in two kinds of propositions.
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Aari uses a Latin script and an Ethiopic script, but below 10% of Aari speakers can read. Schooling is not well developed in this region of the world, so Aari is mostly spoken rather than written down and most speakers have no use for the language's two writing systems. However, despite this, there are schools in numerous villages and there are efforts to promote education and literacy. At present, 8% of second language users are literate in Aari.
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Five months prior to Pearl Harbor, Baker was drafted (June 1941) into the United States Army. He related later that he expected that the Army Classification System would have no use for his artistic experience, noting "They say it makes cooks out of mechanics, and vice versa. But I must say, it worked perfectly in my case." To his surprise, he was assigned to Fort Monmouth for basic training and to create animation for Signal Corps training films.
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One day Savai Bhoj follows the cow and discovers that it is being milked by the jogi (ascetic) Rupnath. As compensation for milking their cow, Rupnath gives Savai Bhoj a sack full of grain. But the brothers have no use for the small quantity of grain, so they feed it to birds. The next morning, Nevaji, one of the youngest brothers, discovers that the few grains left sticking to the seam of the sack have turned into gems.
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Besides performing natural body functions in public with ease, a dog will eat anything, and make no fuss about where to sleep. Dogs live in the present without anxiety, and have no use for the pretensions of abstract philosophy. In addition to these virtues, dogs are thought to know instinctively who is friend and who is foe.Cf. Plato, Republic Book II Unlike human beings who either dupe others or are duped, dogs will give an honest bark at the truth.
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Nikos (Stephen Rea), a sailor, learns that the company that runs his ship has gone bankrupt. For the few weeks it will take to sell the ship he is on, the ship remains off the coast of Hong Kong. It is boarded by a young beggar girl Li, (Ling Chu) who offers to take care of him in exchange for food for her and her baby brother. Though he claims to have no use for her, Nikos reluctantly agrees to the deal.
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On the other hand, some authors have no use for this distinction of morphisms (especially since the emerging concepts of "complete semilattice morphisms" can as well be specified in general terms). Consequently, complete meet-semilattices have also been defined as those meet-semilattices that are also complete partial orders. This concept is arguably the "most complete" notion of a meet-semilattice that is not yet a lattice (in fact, only the top element may be missing). This discussion is also found in the article on semilattices.
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A county engineer said of the bridge in 2011 that "we have no use for a structure like that — it's obsolete... All you could do is some type of display, and the cost doesn't seem to justify the benefit." Since no one took the offer of the bridge, a replacement project began in November 2011, estimated to last about one year. A two-lane paved detour bridge was first built to bypass the bridge. Traffic continued to flow on the bridge until the detour opened in January 2012.
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This marked conduct worthy of the accolade descriptor ren (仁), worthy of the name of "gentleman". In response to this textbook example, Mao Zedong is quoted: "We are not Duke Xiang of Song and have no use for his idiotic virtue and morality." Pre-modern Korean thought and society was largely dominated by the preservation of honour and was especially concerned with the ruling yangban elite in the Joseon dynasty. In particular, one of the most profound influences from the Joseon Dynasty is the figure of the Seonbi, or "virtuous scholar".
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Therefore, the stairs themselves tend to become incorporated into that mysterious appearance. There are 'free' people and Escher said of these: 'recalcitrant individuals refuse, for the time being, to take part in the exercise of treading the stairs. They have no use for it at all, but no doubt, sooner or later they will be brought to see the error of their non-conformity.' Escher suggests that not only the labours, but the very lives of these monk-like people are carried out in an inescapable, coercive and bizarre environment.
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But before he saw any action, the Soviet Union collapsed. Realizing the new regime would have no use for him, Bayman slipped through the cracks of the reformation and took up the life of a mercenary, putting his skills to good use in all manner of lethal assignments. He found particular pleasure in assassinations, especially challenging or high-profile assignments. His dream assignment came to him when he entered into the first Dead or Alive World Tournament under orders from Victor Donovan to assassinate its organizer, the renowned Fame Douglas, chairman of DOATEC.
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On Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, the "Fortress" was conspicuously absent, presumably because the series' aim was to explore the idea of Clark Kent being the true identity and Superman merely being the disguise (therefore, the character would have no use for an otherworldly fortress). In the earlier issues of the John Byrne revamp of Superman, the Fortress was also absent so the show was probably following suit. In the tradition of this approach, the Fortress of Solitude was the name of Clark Kent's childhood treehouse in season one episode "The Foundling".
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It's about that suspended bridge, the monuments that guard it, and the creatures waiting within. Harkyn may have no use for these places, but there are riches inside nonetheless." Giving a more negative review was IGN Leif Johnson. Johnson scored the game a 7.4 out of 10 and stated: "Lords of the Fallen delivers entertaining hack-and-slash combat centered on combos and spells, but its risk-based reward system seems slightly out of place in a world where its hero so easily achieves great power and defense and makes risk obsolete.
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Brachyptery occurs commonly among insects. An insect species might evolve towards brachyptery in reducing its flight muscles with their associated energy demands, or in avoiding the hazards of flight in windy conditions on oceanic islands, in which flying insects are prone to drowning. Brachyptery also is common in ectoparasitic insects that have no use for wings, and inquiline insects with socially parasitic life strategies that do not require functional wings. In some species of insects, brachyptery occurs in some members (say in only one sex, or only some castes), whereas fully functional wings occur in macropterous individuals.
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He deliberately departs from the biblical text: > I have no use for the biblical Judith. There, Judith is a widow who lures > Holofernes into her web with wiles, when she has his head in her bag she > sings and jubilates with all of Israel for three months. That is mean, such > a nature is not worthy of her success [...]. My Judith is paralyzed by her > deed, frozen by the thought that she might give birth to Holofernes' son; > she knows that she has passed her boundaries, that she has, at the very > least, done the right thing for the wrong reasons.
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The lyrics are okay, nothing poor but nothing great, and the production is incredible." Rock Sound gave it a score of seven out of ten and called it "A-class power-pop of the standard so many other bands reach for but can never attain." The New York Times gave it a positive review and called it "completely clear and even traditional pop music, but those over 16 will likely have no use for it." Billboard gave it an average review and said that the album "doesn't evince much growth, proffering more of the same hooky pop/rock centered around adolescent love and heartache.
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As president, Roosevelt agreed to concessions whereby the United States would not impose restrictions on Japanese immigration and Japan would not allow further emigration to the United States, which was known as the "Gentlemen's Agreement". In 1894, Roosevelt wrote: :"We must Americanize in every way, in speech, in political ideas and principles, and in their way of looking at relations between church and state. We welcome the German and the Irishman who becomes an American. We have no use for the German or Irishman who remains such ... He must revere only our flag, not only must it come first, but no other flag should even come second".
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In its chapter on Covington, Great American lawyers: An Encyclopedia relates: > Covington reported one meeting in which he and Knorr met with President > Harry Truman about a pardon for a Witness who had been convicted of evading > the draft. Covington claimed that Truman cursed and claimed to have no use > "for that SOB who didn't want to die for his country in time of > war.""Covington, Hayden C." by John R. Vile, Great American Lawyers: An > Encyclopedia, Volume 1, page 138 That meeting apparently occurred on Friday, September 6, 1946. President Truman eventually pardoned 136 Jehovah's Witnesses who had been convicted in draft cases.
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Hooky, enraged, goes to the train station to inspect them for subversive activities, where he witnesses the poor conditions the displaced persons are in. The Mother Superior, who accompanied him, notices Maria among the people in the train. Hooky upbraids the Soviets for their ploy, telling them he knows they staged the incident because they have no use for people too old or too young or too weak to work and are dumping them on the British. Hooky learns that Maria escaped from the Soviets and uses the technicality of her being on the train to bring her to safety and reunion with Twingo.
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They had no plans to make programmes themselves and would therefore have no use for a studio facility as large as the TVS base in Southampton. This would have left TVS with two studio complexes, the modern studios in Maidstone being their choice for a base as an independent production company. However, following TVS's franchise loss, the two companies negotiated the takeover of the studios by Meridian, ending in Meridian's purchase of the Northam studio complex. This also preserved a number of jobs originally not planned by Meridian. However, it still meant huge job losses: 100 of TVS's original workforce of 760 continued to work for Meridian, the others mainly working as freelances, many for independent companies.
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He is found by the Ethos Emissaries, as he still has life within him. The Ethos Emissaries take control of him, restoring his power and giving him the ability to speak, but making him tainted in color, gain corrupted power, and the sigil designs on his body are now purple. He took the Orb of Ogama-Yan to find the Five icons, to restore the Celestial Abyss, which can open another portal to the Dark Realm. When Malco was trying to control Si'i he was knocked out cold and the Ethos emissaries were able to stop him and say that once they have control over Rados they will have no use for Malco.
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However, the book's spacecraft are large cylinder-shaped projectiles fired from the Martian surface from some kind of cannon, instead of the film's meteor-like spaceships; but the Martians emerge from their craft in the same way, by unscrewing a large, round hatch. They appear to have no use for humans in the film. In the novel they are observed directly feeding on humans by draining their victims' blood using pipettes; there is also a speculation about them eventually using human slaves to hunt down all remaining human survivors after the Martians conquer Earth. In the film the Martians do not bring the novel's fast-growing red weed with them, but they are defeated by Earth microorganisms, as observed in the novel.
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Due to these physical acts, Telstra claimed it lost "control of and the ability to use the infrastructure" which it "owned". The competing carriers, listed as defending parties, chose to shift the argument from the physical steps in connecting and disconnecting ULL and LLS to that of whether there had ever been any actual "possession" on their part, since Telstra installs, repairs, and maintain the network at all times. All connections and disconnections of ULL and LLS are carried out by Telstra, regardless of whether those services relate to its own customers or customers of competing carriers. These same defendants pointed to the fact that end-users, the customers, can and do chose which service provider connects equipment to the local loops entering their premises, and as long as that choice is not Telstra, then Telstra have no use for that local loop.
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Trails riding is sometimes also referred to as "dirt jumping". Most trails riders maintain that a subtle difference exists in the style and flow of "dirt jumps" and "trails"; trails riders focus more on a flowing smooth style from one jump to the next while performing other stylish tricks, while dirt jumpers try to perform the craziest tricks they can over larger, less flow-oriented jumps. Trails riders usually run a rear brake only as they have no use for a front brake, and usually a rotor (gyro) to make it easier to do barspins, so they do not have to spin the bars back the other way to untangle them, which is hard to do on trails. In general, trail/dirt jumping bikes have longer wheelbases (chainstays) than other BMX bikes to aid with stability in mid-air.
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When Charlotte awakens, she is confronted by Anton and reveals why she orchestrated Lizzie's dismemberment: the plot was spurred by Charlotte seeing a photo of Lizzie in a magazine with an eighth- note tattoo, a symbol for those indoctrinated into an elite group of students whom Anton and his peers sexually abuse as part of a sex cult. Charlotte also bears the tattoo, having experienced years of rape and torture at the hands of Anton for failing to achieve musical "Perfection," and planned Lizzie's amputation to save her from Bachoff, knowing that if she could no longer play the cello, Anton would have no use for Lizzie and discard her. Enraged, Anton brings Charlotte to the Chapel, where she is to perform for him, Paloma, Lizzie, Theis, Geoffrey, and an unwitting Zhang Li. She is seen sitting on the stage, chained by her ankles underneath a red dress, wearing red lipstick with her hair elaborately styled. Anton states to Charlotte that if she plays a complicated piece without error, she will be free to leave.
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