They wanted a strong military in order that it could be projected everywhere fast.
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Not only that, they provided low interest rates in order that they could mechanize their farms.
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Europe was founded precisely in order that France and Germany and others work together in a common project.
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The greatest and the smallest states each have two senators, in order that Congress should represent territory as well as people.
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The article also said that "animals have to die in order that people can have nice shoes and plush seat covers".
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"It's not in order that the superiors didn't grasp what was going on and didn't understand their responsibility," said von der Leyen.
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Because I'd accidentally given myself an outline: Five things, in order, that I wanted to make sure to cover in that chapter.
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They are also being asked (implicitly) to shoulder direct personal risk in order that a faceless movement generates bottom up political pressure.
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Nasrallah said Lebanese officials must tell the United States to listen to Lebanon's demands in order that "we hold Hezbollah back from Israel".
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While speaking on a British reality show, he alleged that Diana feared Prince Charles would kill her "in order that he can remarry."
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Deemed a flight risk, Ghosn's three passports were confiscated, held by his defense team in order that he could not leave the country.
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Should I change it to give more to the child disliked by his father, in order that the children come out more or less equal?
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"I will do everything possible in order that every person sitting in captivity be free," she told a scrum of journalists at Kiev's Boryspil airport.
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"It is now imperative that the mass grave sites are protected in order that a full independent forensic investigation can begin," it said in a statement.
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"We have made adjustments on the ground in order that we would not be criticised negatively in the conduct of our anti-drugs operations," Carreon said.
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Our source walked us through the app, which requires location permission to function in order that administrators can map available human resources to co-ordinate protests.
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Bravo has given much consideration to ensuring the events are accurately represented, in order that the context of the remark and subsequent events, can be fully understood.
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They will also, presumably, please those who feel that animals should not have to die in order that people can have nice shoes and plush seat covers.
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They come in a long, connected string of bags marked in order that can each be torn off and thrown away once you put your aligners in.
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"We just want to bow down to express our gratitude in order that this victory is recognised," he said, referring to Prabowo's claim he won the election.
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"I agreed to the settlement in order that 200 jobs of beloved cast and crew could be saved, and I wish the best for everyone involved" said Barr.
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Its main motivation here is to help change the economics of radio networks, in order that more of the world can get online and then use Facebook services.
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After it comes down, it is sent to the Privy Council Office in order that the details of the official notice may be recorded in the Privy Council records.
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"The incident at Great Yarmouth has been referred to the BHA's head office in order that we can carry out an investigation, in accordance with our rules," it said.
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Others suffering in order that I live for however much longer—that's no hope at all, not if I have truly learned my lesson to value other people's lives.
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And when he was wheeled in and when we was, you know, brought in to face the repercussions of this and take in order that he had to attend group.
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To keep himself from falling back into old habits, Thiel asks himself one question every day: "How do I become less competitive in order that I can become more successful?"
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Reformists in China have long argued that the party should be more open about what happened, in order that lessons be learned from the near civil war it led to.
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Platforms that invite us to gaze into them in order that they can get intimate with us forever — using what they learn from spying to pry further and exploit faster.
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A strong, vibrant, even mysterious flow of sympathy must exist between the writer and the subject — however unlovable that subject might be — in order that a remarkable biography be written.
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I have lived a cluttered life for years because I get so overwhelmed by the mere idea of getting things in order that I simply can't go forward and quit.
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We ask all attendees this year to respect this solution from the community and to use the new acronym in order that the conference focus can be on science and ideas.
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In anticipation of that freedom to come, as viewers we see the backs of Olaudah Equiano in Akomfrah's Vertigo Sea, and of Douglass here, in order that they may face forward.
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We&aposve already seen that when the city was set ablaze basically with the Lacquan McDonald riots for his cover-up of that murder in order that he could get reelected.
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There has been a multi-decade failure to reform prison systems to improve government control, reduce corruption and even provide more humane conditions for prisoners in order that they be rehabilitated.
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Most importantly, they might show us what we should not do, in order that this era of globalization does not end up like the previous one — in the carnage of war.
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One colonial general mused that it might be necessary "to kill half the Filipinos in order that the remaining half of the population may be advanced to a higher plane of life".
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"I am, accordingly, bringing the matter to the attention of the Security Council in order that it might take such decisions or provide such guidance as it may deem appropriate," Ban said.
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The Democratic leadership position is that the wall has no purpose, and thus the government should remain shut down in order that they may stand with their people against the president's initiative.
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Barr also released a statement, saying "I agreed to the settlement in order that 200 jobs of beloved cast and crew could be saved, and I wish the best for everyone involved."
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Lesbia Elea, who has lived in the United States for nearly 15 years, said that while her own documentation was in order, that was not the case for everyone in her family.
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The only feasible way to vet content quickly and accurately is through the community, but it is in order that it may be provided to that community that the content must be vetted.
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Then in 2014, more and more, we started to read about these mass "jump" attempts, where sometimes a thousand people try to storm the fence in these big groups, in order that some may pass.
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It is no longer much of a given that a journalist, like an aid worker, can be granted an immunity from the conflict around them in order that they can provide a useful social function.
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The opinion, signed by President Mario Draghi, asked the government to consult with the Bank of Italy if it planned to push ahead with the legislation, in order that the central bank's independence be "fully respected".
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"It is the duty of government to produce a highly cautious list of those that may not be in place, in order that businesses and individuals ensure that they are prepared for every eventuality," it said.
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And maybe he looks down and mumbles instead of playing them up to a top investor who is excited to invest at a really high valuation, in order that he gets in at a lower price.
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So if you're trying to figure out what X-Men movie goes where here's the timeline in order that they occur — and please be warned that some of them just don't exist on this timeline anymore.
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The company is holding off the bond launch for now, despite the fact that often bonds will launch towards the end of a loan syndication process in order that both instruments allocate at the same time.
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She's a consummate performer, and considering that the members of Fifth Harmony were often sidelined throughout the group's tenure in order that Cabello could be spotlighted, it's good to see Normani sparkling like the star she is.
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The latter include laws that override a pregnant woman's advance medical directive, effectively requiring her to receive medical treatment over her objection in order that her life may be prolonged long enough to deliver a viable fetus.
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Hollesen and his team are keenly aware of this reality, so they're now working to gauge which sites around Greenland are most vulnerable to warming, in order that the remains be preserved or excavated before they're gone.
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Based on preliminary results from 500 patients, an oversight committee led by the World Health Organisation concluded that the trial should be stopped immediately, in order that the two successful treatments could be made available to everyone.
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Every outrage and every broken taboo is taken as evidence that he would break the system in order that, overseen by a properly conservative Supreme Court, those who come after him might put something better in its place.
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An additional complication discussed in the email is that the component is designed to stay on at all times in order that the pi-top can respond to the power button being pressed when the unit is off.
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"In order that the happiness of the saints may be more delightful to them and that they may render greater thanks to God for it, they are allowed to see perfectly the sufferings of the damned," Aquinas writes.
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After 10 years as manager, Girardi was stunned by his dismissal, but Yankees officials were so convinced a change was in order that they were prepared to dismiss him even if he had won a championship that season.
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" He added that "in order that the renewal of the whole liturgical life might continue, it seemed opportune that some principles handed on since the time of the council should be more clearly reaffirmed and put into practice.
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The annual pilgrimage brings both active and retired U.S. military personnel, to the sacred site, in order that they might find healing in this holy place, and to pray for peace with military service members representing 50 other nations.
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As much as 1,000 feet of pipeline is missing, prompting the limits on vessel draft in order that surveys could be carried out to locate the displaced line, the Coast Guard said, adding it would reevaluate the restrictions as warranted.
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But Dr Bale has now roped some men into the experiment, too—namely 25 male students who have provided regular semen samples in order that the micro-RNAs therein can be tracked and correlated with such stressful events as sitting exams.
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In order, that list is: hotter, lesbian, bb (internet speak for "baby"), sexism, tits, anal, marrying, feminazi, slut, hot, vagina, boobs, pregnant, pregnancy, cute, marry, levy, gorgeous, horny, crush, beautiful, secretary, dump, shopping, date, nonprofit, intentions, sexy, dated and prostitute.
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The HCSEC was set up by Huawei in 2010, under what the oversight board couches as "a set of arrangements with the UK government", to provide information to state agencies on its products and strategies in order that security risks could be evaluated.
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It makes the warning in a negotiation position paper drawn up as it's seeking to engage in separating itself from the 28-Member State bloc known as the European Union — in order that it can, er, make its own rules in future.
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"Stone's intentional infliction of emotional distress and coercion and threats are intended to try, even cause Plaintiff Corsi to have heart attacks and strokes, in order that Plaintiff will be unable to testify at Stone's criminal trial," Corsi's lawyer said in court.
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They are less about passion than about risk—low-libido, high-stakes transactions, in which the ratio of investment and return, give and take, has to achieve near-perfect balance in order that the protagonists may proceed much beyond the first kiss.
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"For the moment, all our requests have been met and above all we have demanded that every element should be put on the table in order that the truth can be established and those really responsible can be detained," Renzi told Radio Anch'io.
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Some of the segments of our society who are most easily led astray are those with the poorest general education, which makes me wonder if those seeking political advantage are happy to maintain the status quo in order that the uneducated might be easily manipulated.
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No private spaces, then, in Facebook's empire as the company capitalizes on people's fears to shift the debate away from personal privacy and onto the self-serving notion of 'secured by Facebook spaces' — in order that it can keep sucking up people's personal data.
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The deadline to apply is August 21, 2019, which gives the likes of Bird (proud new owner of Scoot), Skip, Lime, Uber/JUMP, Lyft, Spin and the many others a fair amount of time to get their things in order — that is, if they want to.
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Article 24 of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, which lays down the rules to be respected by member countries when they establish customs unions or free-trade areas in order that other countries are not discriminated against, contains a little-used provision on "frontier traffic".
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So, in other words, this is the desperately sought for 'frictionless' Brexit border outside the Custom Unions — in order that the UK can go around the world trying to strike its own trade deals (which it cannot do if it stays inside the EU's Customs Union).
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Still, the notion that generates such an anthology-memoir, the idea that poems must be filtered through a scrim of ordinary language and life in order for us to commune with them, in order that they be "understood" in some definite way, is wrongheaded and, indeed, condescending.
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The odd story around the lunch table was wonderful but I would like, I explained, to have a more complete picture of his life and the lives of his ancestors in order that I might one day be able to write a history of the Cartiers.
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The pair make the lists available online for publishers to download, though there's no suggestion general Internet users are encouraged to take a look at how their online activity is sliced and diced into ad categories in order that their attention can be sold off to the highest bidder.
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The conventional way of deciding whether visits by tourists are stressful to the animals so visited is to recruit a bunch of PhD students to observe those animals and make copious behavioural observations when tourists are and are not present, in order that the two may be compared.
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But it has resisted imposing a one-size-fits-all template on the user experience — exactly in order that it can appeal more broadly, regardless of the user's level of religious adherence (it has even attracted non-Muslim users with a genuine interest in meeting a life partner).
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This means internet users must be asked for consent before tracking starts happening, and also — at the point they are asked — provided with "clear and comprehensive information" about what's intended in order that they can make a free and informed choice about whether they want to consent or not.
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"As political theorists were increasingly invoking a potentially egalitarian language of natural rights in the 18th century, 'woman' had to be defined as qualitatively different from men in order that political power would be kept out of women's reach," writes Karen Harvey in Cambridge University Press's Historical Journal.
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RankScience's method requires customers to route their web traffic through its CDN in order that it can run thousands of concurrent split tests on their behalf, although it describes the set up for this as very easy; "two minutes" and a simple "one-line code change", is the claim.
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"The notion that generates such an anthology-memoir, the idea that poems must be filtered through a scrim of ordinary language and life in order for us to commune with them, in order that they be 'understood' in some definite way, is wrongheaded and, indeed, condescending," Simone White wrote.
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In order that the history these artists are currently in the process of making is not sidelined to diminishing sub-genres and forgotten to time, in order for these elements of modern black culture to be seen as elements of black culture, credit must be applied where it is due.
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Summarized, Neuralink's mission is very much on trend with Musk's other ventures, in that it hopes to help humans avoid something he perceives as an existential threat in order that we may survive, thrive and I guess come up with other potential existential threats for him to also then solve.
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"They are bringing him out of so important Iowa in order that, as a Senator, he sit through the Impeachment Hoax Trial," he continued, using derisive nicknames to accuse House Speaker Nancy Pelosi — without evidence — of orchestrating the timing of the trial to give former Vice President Joe Biden a boost.
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The regulation tightens requirements on obtaining consent for processing citizens' personal data by, for example, increasing transparency requirements — basically requiring that privacy policies be written in clear and intelligible language, explaining exactly how the data will be used, in order that people can make a genuine, informed choice to consent (or not consent).
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Chabon entertainingly details the efforts of the A.C.L.U. co-founder Morris Ernst, a lawyer for "One Book Called 'Ulysses,'" to get reluctant customs officials to play the role of villain — to actually seize Joyce's novel — in order that he might stage his anti-censorship drama for the benefit of the federal courts.
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" Each of these seven times, the changes were made either to "purge the Court of … justices making decisions objectionable to an incumbent of the White House or to a dominant party majority in Congress" or to "'pack' the Court in order that the policies of the government in power would be upheld as constitutional.
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The FCA was keen to emphasize that it was not suggesting that active funds were inferior to passive funds but that it was critical for the industry to improve transparency in order that investors could make informed decisions about the total costs extracted by funds and their actual ex-post performance, net of fees.
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In order that she might fully appreciate what a great victory was hers, he was reciting the Conquest of Docia, how she loved him, pursued him, knelt down and kissed his feet, begging him to marry her,— when suddenly he stood up very straight, clasped his hand over his heart, grew rigid and fell dead.
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The Intercept flags another document which details another strand of its business is providing a "lawful intercept" product, in this case to US telco Sprint — likely as part of a legal requirement that telcos have an intercept capability for equipment on their networks in order that they can provide extracted data to law enforcement and security agencies on request.
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To convert a democracy into an autocracy requires disabling an enormous, distributed infrastructure: legislators who have to respond to constituents and lobbyists, judges with reputations to uphold, bureaucrats who are responsible for the missions of their departments, and the tens of millions of people who have to carry out their jobs in order that the government and society function.
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Those three small [penguin] embryos from Cape Crozier [obtained on the journey]…were striven for in order that the world may have a little more knowledge, that it may build on what it knows instead of on what it thinks…Science is a big thing if you can travel a Winter Journey in her cause and not regret it.
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But I think -- the key thing for me is whether you're adjusting the terms of trade in order that you deal with certain grievances that both sides might have about the practices of the other or whether you're embarking on a -- really a new approach to the global trading system, now that would really worry me.
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"If you sued them for $1 million, they were prepared to spend $20 million to defeat your million-dollar claim in order that the message would go out from coast to coast that there's no point in suing them," said Doug Blanke, founder and director of the Public Health Law Center at the Mitchell Hamline School of Law in Minnesota.
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Hess, who brought the initial complaint to the OIG, was primarily concerned not that there was confusion in the ranks — it's a huge organization and communication can be difficult — but that the search for a solution was deliberately allowed to fail in order that the case could act as a precedent advantageous to the FBI and other law enforcement agencies.
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Alex Stamos, Facebook's former chief security officer, who left the company this summer to take up a role in academia, has made a contribution to what's sometimes couched as a debate about how to monetize (and thus sustain) commercial end-to-end encrypted messaging platforms in order that the privacy benefits they otherwise offer can be as widely spread as possible.
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" A century ago, President Woodrow Wilson, standing at Arlington Cemetery on Memorial Day, told the nations of Europe: "We did not set this government up in order that we might have a separate and selfish liberty, for we are now ready to come to your assistance and fight out upon the field of the world the cause of human liberty.
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As noted above, the UK government legislated last year to enshrine expansive and intrusive investigatory powers in a new framework, called the Investigatory Powers Act — which includes the ability to collect digital information in bulk and for spy agencies to maintain vast databases of personal information on citizens who are not (yet) suspected of any wrongdoing in order that they can sift these records when they choose.
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The bitterness and hate created by the late civil strife has, in my opinion, been obliterated in this state, except perhaps in some localities, and would have long since been entirely obliterated, were it not for some unprincipled men who would keep alive the bitterness of the past, and inculcate a hatred between the races, in order that they may aggrandize themselves by office.
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Shifting away from the Pi for the new kits by building its own low cost, 1.2GHz single board microprocessors was down to price, platform integration and flexibility, according to Klein, who notes that each device spins up its own web server in order that the user can connect to it over the same wi-fi network and send commands via the Kano Code web app.
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Wright openly gave the story to three media outlets in order that they might verify his claim the BBC, The Economist and — somewhat unusually — men's lifestyle magazine GQ. The BBC is claiming the news "ends years of speculation about who came up with the original ideas underlying the digital cash system", and say "prominent members of the Bitcoin community and its core development team" have confirmed Mr Wright's claim.
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Princess Kate — who recycled a burgundy Paule Ka skirt and watching blazer in a similar shade to Meghan Markle's ensemble on her separate outing of the day — wants to champion the importance of providing solid social and emotional foundations for children in order that their development and emotional resilience as infants can be supported and they can be set on the best pathway for a happy and healthy adulthood, her office says.
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Some of what they propose is out-and-out chicanery; some may hold real value; whatever the case, the job of piloting the public through the complex neuroscientific maze — in order that potential jurors may better judge whether a violent offender should be condemned to death, to a long or life sentence in America's barbaric present-day prison system, or should have their sentences reduced or changed because of a brain irregularity or insult — is vital to society.
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But not only did they give the land, they built land grant colleges with government money to teach them how to farm; not only that, they provided county agents to further their expertise in farming; not only that, they provided low interest rates in order that they could mechanize their farms; not only that, today, many of these people are receiving millions of dollars in federal subsidies not to farm, and they are the very people telling the Black man that he ought to lift himself by his own bootstraps.
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