The economic pie would grow in accord with capitalistic principles, while the pieces of the pie would be shared in accord with democratic principles.
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If sovereign and subject are in accord, put division between them.
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I realize we are not entirely in accord on this matter.
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Both were formally included in election festivities in accord with presidential tradition.
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But that doesn't make failure defensible, sustainable or in accord with legal principles.
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"I don't think that would be in accord with our values," Sullivan said.
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Life was best lived, for many Transcendentalists, in accord with these sacred rhythms.
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He might bet in accord with his heart — to leave — given the financial appeal.
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And with Learning, efficiency is further improved by directing Search in accord with earlier experiences.
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Employees accrue and may use annual and sick leave in accord with Commission policies and procedures.
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It is about ultimate freedom and living in accord with a much higher law than man's.
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The hard-hearted creditors are certainly in the right legally, and in accord with current European politics.
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Some claim the "MAGA philosophy" is not in accord with church teaching on many of these issues.
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WAZA is in accord with WAP that such practices have no place in a modern zoo or aquarium.
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"It looks to me like our studies are very much in accord," Caldeira told Gizmodo in an email.
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There are a host of other measures on which Trump supporters and the religious right are in accord.
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The beloved's behavior gets a bit annoying; the sense that you're in accord on everything begins to erode.
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ROSS: FIRST OF ALL, I HAVEN'T SAID THAT WE'RE IN ACCORD WITH ANYTHING LIKE A 20% BORDER ADJUSTABLE TAX.
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It's that the diagrams, aswirl with line and color, are more in accord with his sympathies as an artist.
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But Worley and her allies ignored two DNC-set deadlines to present new bylaws in accord with DNC rules.
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Their differences haven't proven especially divisive, and they are by and large in accord on the issue of impeachment.
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But this week on the Culture podcast we are in accord about one thing: We really didn't like Warcraft.
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"We have friends who bought in Accord, so we got to know the area through them," Ms. Sandell said.
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Power over an individual is the ability to change someone else's behavior or thoughts in accord with one's desires.
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That was the position that the government took, and most of the lower courts are in accord with it.
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All six committee members voted in accord, and the decision was in line with expectations of economists polled by Reuters.
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"Soliciting investigations into a domestic political opponent, I don't think that would be in accord with our values," Sullivan said.
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That's all in accord with the company aesthetic: bare bones, nothing to hide behind, nothing to get in the way.
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We are partaking, therefore we are in accord, and all our ill will is behind us, our—dare I say?
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"Soliciting investigations into a domestic political opponent — I don't think that would be in accord with our values," he said.
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They will act in accord with whatever moral or ethical code we provide them and the value determinations that we set.
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Cohn has been part of the "stay-in" accord camp, which included Trump's daughter Ivanka and son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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And in these uses of force, Mr. Fryer found racial differences, which is in accord with public perception and other studies.
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You argue that "disclosure is crucial," and you are not only correct but also in accord with recent Supreme Court rulings.
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Anti-Semitism waxed in accord with overall social anxiety; by 1989, it led my family and thousands of others to flee.
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"Therefore, it is important to reduce the state's ownership in small steps and in accord with a broad consensus," it said.
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" He also pointed out that Catalyst had sold 23 assets in its history, 13 of them "in accord with applicable valuations.
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However, leaks and rumors of 27Hz screens are already floating about, which would be in accord with the teasers about unprecedented smoothness.
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David Foster and ex Yolanda Hadid are in accord over the issue of spousal support, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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In legal filings, Justice Department lawyers have said that the shelters are acting appropriately, in accord with state laws on informed consent.
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In accord with her ethics agreement, Ms. DeVos resigned from the foundation the day after she was nominated for secretary of education.
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Gail: Yeah, I suspect we are in accord about Roger Stone, career political con man and threatener of small, fluffy service dogs.
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The DOJ insisted the temporary appointment is in accord with the constitution and with a law from 1998, the Federal Vacancies Reform Act.
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The decision for King's formal appointment was made by the Council, in accord with the president of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker.
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On his appointment, Mr Kudlow told the Associated Press that he is "in accord" with the president's policy, though still opposes the tariffs.
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China's Foreign Ministry, asked about the negotiations, said that cooperation was proceeding smoothly and the loan contracts were in accord with international standards.
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Harris, meanwhile, has been busy injecting AI into Salesforce's services in accord with Benioff's directive, which came in early 2015 by his recollection.
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Reducing the number of refugees by three-quarters is not in accord with America's values, and we don't think it's in America's interest.
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"I have vetted some of these issues with Secretary Mnuchin and he seemed in accord with what I had to say," Neal added.
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Back in Ulster County, they liked the remote location of a large three-bedroom in Accord with two bathrooms and nearly five acres.
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Both the asylum grants and the repatriation of criminals were "unilateral," good-will acts in accord, he said, with Cuban and international law.
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This logic and the actual performance data in accord with it have obviously been a big driver of the move to passively managed funds.
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Sweden had not yet responded to China's requests for an update on the investigation, which was not in accord with diplomatic convention, Geng added.
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Conservative governments in South Korea have been far more resistant to overtures from the North, always taking a tougher stance in accord with Washington.
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Reducing aid to Central America is not in accord with America's values, and it's probably increased the number of people who are fleeing north.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Mnuchin said that Mr. Trump and House Speaker Paul D. Ryan are not yet in accord on the corporate tax rate.
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Thus the nurse's duty to practice in accord with one's conscience, to be a person of wholeness of character and integrity, is recognized by the.
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Cohn has been part of the "stay-in" accord camp among Trump's advisers, which also included Trump's daughter Ivanka and son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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Despite Thiel's advice to young entrepreneurs — don't act in accord with fashion, don't try to be liked — it seems he himself is of two minds.
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Kimmel invested in Tandem before demo day last year, and has already invested in Accord, a project management platform, ahead of this year's demo day.
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In accord with nuclear deterrence theory, a country threatens to use nuclear weapons, believing that it will prevent the use of nuclear weapons against it.
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"Unanimous opinion of my team was in accord with the expert we hired, that under these circumstances, it was a reasonable use of force," Wagstaffe said.
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On Saturday, Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said he supported Mr. Rouhani's suggestion, an indication that Iran's leadership was in accord over the apparent threat.
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He also said Turkey would start granting licenses for exploration and drilling in the eastern Mediterranean in 2020, in accord with a maritime agreement with Libya.
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But their teachers need to supplement the information that students get from their news feeds, which curate the world in accord with our preferences and biases.
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This missed the point that the word is routinely awarded its due as a plural noun in scientific and medical literature in accord with its Latin etymology.
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It is the duty of the City of Paris to make such a site in collaboration with all the people concerned, and in accord with the artist.
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" The decree states that it will remain in effect until the school decides to "operate in accord with the doctrine and pastoral practice of the Catholic Church.
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Walmart, for example, one of the country's largest private employers, is barely unionized, and the unions that have emerged are those that are in accord with employers.
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The weapons he discussed were meant to impress his domestic audience and terrify the West in accord with the Russian strategy of trying to intimidate its interlocutors.
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Once both houses of Congress pass that resolution, the Appropriations Committees passes spending bills on specific topics in accord with the spending guidelines of the budget resolution.
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How much does the emergence of an anglophone global elite, its tastes largely in accord with those of New York and London, have to do with this process?
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In changing the style of Rubicon, Mr. Bascaules is in accord with Mr. Coppola, who said he preferred a wine that was fresher, more elegant, with less alcohol.
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Ultimately, America will pull out of Afghanistan on its own terms — just as it invaded and dialed up and down its troop numbers in accord with American interests.
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Using Hawk-Eye on clay might be more accurate, but it could make for plenty of awkward moments when the mark and the electronic ruling are not in accord.
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"If it's at all possible and compatible with your lifestyle and the pressures with your everyday life, you are better off sleeping in accord with internal clock," Patke said.
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Tensions between the United States and its European allies have meant that where they were once largely in accord, they now seek the lowest common denominator at international gatherings.
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Well this collaboration has been a tremendous step, and I can't wait to see what kind of journey credit unions and banks can take when we work in accord.
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Large democratic societies contain a multitude of groups that differ in what Rawls calls their "comprehensive doctrines" — moral, religious or philosophical outlooks in accord with which people structure their lives.
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For instance, the situation in Germany: The Catholic Church in Germany is on the way to becoming a national church with practices that are not in accord with the universal church.
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And, most important here, any client putting himself in Trump's shoes would want his former lawyer to keep his views to himself, unless they were completely in accord with his own.
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As these and other countries try to reduce their carbon emissions in accord with their Paris agreement commitments, transitioning to natural gas power generation may be one of their first steps.
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"The entire international community has been in accord that Israeli annexation and settlement of East Jerusalem since 1967 is illegal, and refuses to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital," Professor Khalidi said.
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THE PRESIDENT and the Vice President have agreed that the following procedures are in accord with the purposes and provisions of Article 2, Section I, of the Constitution, dealing with Presidential inability.
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Late in the film, she makes a violent swerve into criminality while nonetheless acting in accord with a rational determination to preserve the team's mission (and, probably, her job and her skin).
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Justices should be appointed only to an initial term of eight years, more in accord with elected representatives for two years, presidents for four or eight years and senators for six years.
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The idea of an artistic destination shrouded by a royal and manufacturing city was in accord with one of Turin's other notable features: its weird association with magic, madness and the occult.
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Last week, Saudi Foreign Minister Adel bin Ahmed Al-Jubeir said the kingdom is "largely in accord with Trump's stated policies," according to a briefing on his statement from the Saudi U.S. Embassy.
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The company has saved more than $2 billion in data center costs by building in accord with the designs that it has shared in the Open Compute Project, an executive said in 2015.
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Monday's 7-2 Supreme Court ruling in favor of Masterpiece Cakeshop is most certainly a victory for Jack Phillips, who can continue creating custom wedding cakes in accord with his strong Christian faith.
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He suggested that the government's view — that lawmakers should put aside their own ideas and carry out the 2016 Brexit referendum, no questions asked — was not in accord with the role of Parliament.
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While staying in accord of the mandates of our faith, we have moved beyond the confines previously placed upon us by those who maintained dominion over patriarchal spaces in the name of Islam.
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The agency said it "will solicit information on systems of emission reduction that are in accord with the legal interpretation proposed in this notice," though that process is likely to be a lengthy one.
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I think it's important to recognize it's not independent of the executive branch -- the department has a responsibility to be in accord with the priorities of the administration, and that's what elections are for.
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In accord with the nomadic theme, some of the music experiments with rhythmic breathing and schoolyard chants, but nothing is as convincing and fresh as Mr. Liñán's eloquence when he chooses to be quiet.
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At the other end of the range of options is a deal in which Britain, while leaving the EU in accord with the will of its people, remains part of the EU's single market.
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Mr. Mnuchin said that, in accord with United Nations Security Council resolutions, he also is calling on Russia and China to expel anyone working in their countries on behalf of North Korea's financial networks.
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Only Warren and Bill de Blasio raised their hands in support of "Medicare for All," but the rest of the group was pretty much in accord about getting to the same place more incrementally.
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The government said that under U.S. sentencing guidelines, he faces a range of seven years and three months to up to nine years, and told Jackson he "should be punished in accord" with those.
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Mr. Bolton said he believed that Mr. Kim had no intention of ever giving up his weapons, a statement largely in accord with years of American intelligence estimates dating to before Mr. Trump was elected.
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This is where the president's religious supporters should be intervening, should be applying moral pressure, should be working to prove that the immigration restrictions they support can be implemented in accord with basic Christian principles.
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In Washington, the Republican chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee said the United States should continue to fix flaws in accord and "enforce the hell" out of it, but not withdraw.
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"I recognize parental concern about reducing screen time in accord with recommended age-appropriate limits, and many parents view home AI devices as one way to engage kids without the use of screens," Severson said.
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Mr Trump has won enough of the "bound delegates" (who are obliged to vote in accord with the result of their states' primaries or caucuses) attending his convention to win his nomination on the first ballot.
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In accord with Arthur C. Clarke's famous dictum, the technology devised by the Company has become indistinguishable from magic, but this is not so much a midsummer night's dream as it is a year-round nightmare.
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Congress, that bastion of progressive thought, has, since 2014, essentially codified the Cole Memo in each of its continuing spending resolutions, forbidding DOJ from spending tax dollars to prosecute individuals acting in accord with state law.
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That's the claim made earlier this month by a Tennessee state legislator who called for a law inflicting career-ruining sanctions on school officials who let trans-student-athletes compete in accord with their gender identities.
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Regardless of that outcome, it is essential for the United States, working with its allies, to ensure the free flow of navigation and to continue sending ships and planes across the sea, in accord with international law.
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For the Modzitzer, as for all Hasidim, music and dance are vehicles to bring Jews closer to God, in accord with a philosophy expounded in the 18th century by the founder of Hasidism, the Baal Shem Tov.
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" Flynn's chat was fine: Spicer said that Trump "absolutely" didn't direct Flynn to discuss sanctions with the Russian ambassador but at the same time "the president had no problem that he acted in accord with his job.
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It hardly takes a genius pundit to see that elected Republicans, at least those with a desire to maintain their station, are either in accord or terrified (or both) of Trump and their -- well, his -- political base.
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The battle lines were basically drawn over what it means for the church to be pastoral and merciful in its approach to people who are not living in accord with the Christian ideal of the intact, nuclear family.
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" But it also recognizes that doctors are individuals with the right to free choice, stating that "physicians should have considerable latitude to practice in accord with well-considered, deeply held beliefs that are central to their self-identities.
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On tap there might be an I.P.A. from Arrowood Farms in Accord just down the hill, and mixed into cocktails you might find McKenzie bourbon from Burdett in the Finger Lakes or 46 Peaks vodka from Lake Placid.
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Ali said reopening the borders would depend on the actions of neighbouring states, and that as long as they and Nigeria were not in accord on what goods should be imported or exported overland, the frontier would remain shut.
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"I've always been who I am," she says, explaining that while she did believe in God, she wasn't in accord with the hippie lifestyle, and certainly not with their aesthetic or the subservient role of females in the sect.
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Then, in accord with standard Justice Department procedure, the supervising prosecutors and agents, along with top officials from both the Justice Department and the FBI, would privately brief the attorney general, Loretta Lynch, on their recommendation against bringing charges.
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"I think Nancy is right to be cautious about making sure whatever is done in this Congress is more in accord with the very careful approach of 28503 and '22019," Clinton said while speaking at the Time 100 Summit.
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Going forward GDP growth is expected to be generally in accord with the path projected in January, as exports sustain their buoyancy and consumption also shows a steady trend of increase, although the growth in investment is foreseen slowing.
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Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan implicitly broke with President Donald Trump on Wednesday, telling lawmakers that it would not be "in accord with our values" for a president to ask a foreign government to investigate a political rival.
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Lavishly funded lawfare campaigns, aimed at harassing organizers and tying up their organizational resources in the courts, have also escalated, in accord with the Israeli government's isolation of BDS as the main threat to its program of settlement expansion.
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Russia's willingness to work with multiple partners in Syria is emblematic of Russia's broader approach to the Middle East, which a leading Russian analyst describes as the "dogma of flexibility" - something in accord with Putin's transactional approach to foreign policy.
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"The University of Notre Dame, as a Catholic Institution, follows Catholic teaching about the use of contraceptives and engaged in the recent lawsuit to protect its freedom to act in accord with its principles," the university said in a statement.
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"The University of Notre Dame, as a Catholic Institution, follows Catholic teaching about the use of contraceptives and engaged in the recent lawsuit to protect its freedom to act in accord with its principles," the university said in an email Tuesday.
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Court records show she has a motion pending for a reduction in her sentence, but federal prosecutors are opposed, saying in a court filing that the sentence is in accord with federal guidelines, based on the large quantity of drugs involved.
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Then there's the AAA membership card we had bought for him, never imagining that the only towing his car would undergo was courtesy of the local police department, who impounded it in accord with the procedural requirements of a fatal accident.
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Sunday Routine The co-owner of the salon chain Warren Tricomi cooks in and hikes around his second home, a 60-acre former Russian Orthodox convent in Accord, N.Y. Mr. Tricomi embraces a more rural New York on the weekends.
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We are distinguished from other countries because we are not made from a land or tribe or particular race or creed, but from an ideal that liberty is the inalienable right of mankind and in accord with nature and nature's Creator.
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"SAP's remuneration system is in accord with that of DAX companies and international competitors," the company said, adding it would address shareholder criticism on pay at the annual meeting on Wednesday.. ($1 = 0.9096 euros) Reporting by Arno Schuetze; Editing by Keith Weir
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As you read The Year 200, you can't help rooting for the Federation: It's a peaceful place, where engineers labor to turn popular films into amusement parks, and everyone lives more or less in accord with the designs of the computerized Central Archive.
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Any hat donned should have had the school name or a logo identifying them as participants in the March for Life event -- not a hat with a logo that may suggest stances not in accord with the mission statement of their school.
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As, however, the bulk of his followers are of the lowest and least educated classes, the result has seldom been in accord with his teachings, to which have been ascribed, for instance, the recent Moplah risings, with their terrible tale of casualties.
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More than half of the adults surveyed in the poll agreed that "cutting taxes for the poor is more important than reducing the federal deficit," with 2079 percent of Democrats and 23 percent of Republicans in accord with that statement, the poll showed.
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" Sarah Rothman, a spokeswoman for the company, said in a statement, "At this point, DNAinfo is considering its options, but whatever the company decides to do, it will be in accord with both the letter and spirit of the National Labor Relations Act.
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And so Pompeo is left trying to convince us that he and Trump are on the same page, when it's clear to any person who is paying even the least bit of attention that their views are not in accord at all.
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"Based on several requests, we have decided to conduct an evaluation, in accord with our standard processes, to examine the use of military personnel along the southern border," said Glenn Fine, who performs the duties of the inspector general, in a statement.
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"Many members are in accord with the Speaker about wanting to protect the integrity of our process and send a message to future witnesses that their contemptuous conduct can meet the same fate as Lewandowski — should we hold him in contempt," Johnson said.
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More impressive, he lightly detailed all the ways in which the myths of the monuments were and were not in accord with the facts of history, providing a detached view of what might be called Icelandic Exceptionalism, while still thinking it exceptional.
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He acted in accord, not with the maxims of his own ambition, but with a faithful reading of articles 233 and 350 of Venezuela's constitution, under which the president of the national assembly takes the reins if the head of state is unable to function.
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The Netherlands and France backed down, but the real cause of China's concern was the U.S. China behaved in accord with the old Chinese adage of "killing the chicken to show the monkey" (act against the lesser to send a message to the greater).
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"A 'no' vote on civil rights certainly indicates," he said, "that Goldwater's views in this vital area are not in accord with the sentiment of the majority of the public, the majority of Republicans, the majority of Congress..." Governor Romney had strong support from his colleagues.
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"I think Nancy is right to be cautious about making sure whatever is done in this Congress is more in accord with the very careful approach of 85033 and '4," Clinton said while speaking at the Time 100 Summit, referring to impeachment proceedings against former President Nixon.
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Nearly 70 percent of the island's water customers received their tap water from systems that were found to have unlawfully high levels of contaminants like coliform bacteria, volatile organic compounds and harmful byproducts of disinfection, or that were not treating their water in accord with federal standards.
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But as experts in the field of statutory law, we agree that this decision makes a mockery of the rule of law and basic principles of democracy — especially Congress's constitutional power to amend its own statutes and do so in accord with its own internal rules.
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On the weekends, they all escape to their second home: a 60-acre former Russian Orthodox convent, renovated by Mr. Tricomi himself 20 years ago, in Accord, N.Y. KEEP IT CONSISTENT Like every other day of the week, I wake up between 8:30 and 9.
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Unless carefully managed in accord with Congress' strong restatement of U.S. commitment to an open investment policy, CFIUS's expanded authority could effectively reduce not just Chinese investments, but also investments from many other foreign sources that are increasingly concerned with the direction of U.S. economic nationalism.
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Reforming the filibuster by restoring its muscle and its limits will strengthen the Senate's legislative role and the authority of the legislative branch as a whole, and a revived Congress — able to deliberate wisely and legislate in accord with popular consent — will strengthen our constitutional republic.
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The individual acted with lightning-quickness in accord with accurate judgment of his situation" and exhibited an absence of "paralyzing fright of the sort that can happen in instances of lesser danger"; instead, he felt "calm seriousness, profound acceptance, and a dominant mental quickness and a sense of surety.
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""Brown has been beyond childish about an issue that more than 2,000 players have coped with: wearing only safety-approved helmets in accord with a $60-million initiative in 2016 to ensure that every player wear a helmet that has been approved by a joint NFL/NFLPA testing process.
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Only five of the 28 members of NATO met their target of spending 2 percent of their gross domestic product on defense last year in accord with a 2014 agreement during Mr. Obama's tenure, but Mr. Stoltenberg reported that the number would rise to eight by next year.
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What makes a comprehensive doctrine "reasonable" is the willingness of those living in accord with it to recognize the legitimate claims of differing, often conflicting doctrines, to accord to the people that hold them full participation as citizens and to regard them as deserving of respect and equal treatment.
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The poet whom I met may have seemed far indeed from the "fiercely emotional, yet icy and cynical" speaker who emerges from this at once claustrophobic and ecstatic book, but what I learned about her special feeling for language was totally in accord with what Jensen's translation conveys.
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In Luke, we get a calmer story, a pastoral one: with shepherds keeping watch over their flocks by night, and Jesus being born nearby, in a lowly manger in Bethlehem, and then (eight days later, in accord with Jewish tradition) taken to Jerusalem for the ritual dedication of a child.
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The inevitable massive tax cuts which we'll see under a Republican trifecta will translate into a great shift of wealth to the top, most likely unleashing a blue chip art boom in accord with Andrea Fraser's finding that the best metric for tracking a booming art market is economic inequality.
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What was offered in the room that day -- remarkably in accord with what Trump Jr. and Rinat Akhmetshin, one of the Russian-American lobbyists in attendance, have themselves both said on the record -- boils down to a quid pro quo for incriminating information on Hillary Clinton in exchange for sanctions relief.
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Also on Wednesday, Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain said her government was "concerned" about the developments in Hong Kong and said any changes to the extradition law had to be in accord with an agreement signed in 1997 between Britain and China at the time of the city's handover.
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He ultimately settled in Accord, N.Y., and went on to create large public art projects for such sites as the River Road Station of the Chicago Transit Authority, Chevy Chase Garden Plaza in Maryland, Belvedere Plaza in New York's Battery Park City and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Seattle.
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Although there are thematic overlaps with her music and side YouTube channel ('Lowlife' for example focuses on the corruption and temptations of the entertainment industry, while 'Money' is about the seduction of, well, money), her music videos are notably more in accord with mainstream pop (lest we forget that even Britney Spears sang about the loneliness of fame).
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But the board's recommendations are not binding on the commissioner, James P. O'Neill, and in more than than half of the board's cases that he took final action on between January and June, he set aside or modified the conclusions, reversing a trend over the previous two years when the board and the police commissioner were increasingly in accord.
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Similar to the psychiatrists' Goldwater Rule, our code of ethics exhorts psychologists to "take precautions" that any statements they make to the media "are based on their professional knowledge, training or experience in accord with appropriate psychological literature and practice" and "do not indicate that a professional relationship has been established" with people in the public eye, including political candidates.
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This fundamental vision of our constitutional government is embodied in the First Amendment, which guarantees that all citizens, whether of a particular religious faith or no faith at all, are free both to speak and to act in accord with their conscience ... It is about the freedom to live according to one's religious beliefs in daily life and, in so doing, advance the common good.
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Batchelor wants to make Buddhism pragmatic not just in the idiomatic sense—practical for daily use—but in the technical philosophical sense as well: he thinks that the original doctrines of Buddhism were in accord with the ideas of truth put forward by neopragmatists like Richard Rorty, for whom there are no firm foundations for what we know, only temporary truces among willing communities which help us cope with the world.
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