In the Unforgettable universe, "crazy woman" is an iron-clad label.
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Europe. Strange problems are overtaking an intrinsically admirable project. Iron-clad
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He's not been iron clad on the surface for a few years.
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But you don't come to these movies looking for iron-clad logic.
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The United States has "an iron-clad commitment to its allies", he added.
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The United States has "an iron-clad commitment to its allies," he added.
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But after a while, Apple's iron-clad grip on iOS caused me to switch.
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Full transparency should be an iron-clad condition for any food or medical assistance.
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"Congress's commitment to take action on the climate crisis is iron-clad," she said.
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"Congress's commitment to take action on the climate crisis is iron-clad," she said.
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They're contained in terms and conditions, iron-clad, created to defend corporations rather than users.
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" Pompeo, for his part, described America's alliances with South Korea and Japan as "iron-clad.
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Trump wants an iron-clad commitment by China to the agricultural purchases with no conditions.
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So that's a pretty iron-clad case for Whitaker to not have the job, right?
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These were iron-clad user interfaces designed to allow an adept few control the flow of information.
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That means the move is less of an iron-clad commitment and more of a baby step.
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"You'll need to have an iron clad stomach, but it looks like there is value there," Stone said.
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The dearth of iron-clad autism triggers may be why people are vulnerable to the autism-vaccine hypothesis.
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More's the pity, for in the art world the Cage-mushroom connection is well established and iron clad.
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The iron-clad corporate anonymity offered by states such as Delaware, Nevada, South Dakota and Wyoming has become notorious.
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Yet these reactions seem beyond extreme for the guideline is just that—a guideline, not an iron-clad manifesto.
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There's simply no way around the iron-clad rules of the TSA: Accidentally packed a regular-sized bottle of sunscreen?
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But department standards are iron-clad: They apply even if a staff member doesn't object to performing non-official tasks.
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But there are thorny issues related to genetic privacy that still today don't have easy answers or iron-clad legislative protections.
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For instance, in 43 Cussler told the media that he had discovered the wreck of the United States iron clad Keokuk.
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"I wish I could give an absolute, iron-clad undertaking on that point," Goodale told the Senate committee hearing in May.
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The internet has emerged as a key domain for Xi to showcase his iron-clad grip on power over the past year.
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Previous U.N. penalties have resulted in Pyongyang expressing its displeasure and demonstration of its iron-clad nuclear ambition through more missile tests.
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And Dean Baquet, our editor, has an iron-clad rule, which I've always appreciated, that he won't meet the President off the record.
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Kroc has an iron-clad contract with the brothers which they refuse to renegotiate when he asks for a bigger cut of profits.
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Vitamix is the top name in blenders thanks to its powerful motors that pulverize everything, commitment to excellence, and long, iron-clad warranties.
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Trump is also once again flirting with the idea of getting rid of birth-right citizenship, which is an iron-clad constitutional right.
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With such an iron-clad and easy way to share, verify, and beat world records, the time trial scene for Mario Kart exploded.
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Pelosi has been slow-rolling the impeachment argument, and here she explains that she wants to make sure they have an "iron-clad" case.
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While there's little doubt that Xi's grip on the top job is iron clad, the Party isn't monolithic and different factions vie for power.
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Macron denounced a French social model that he said cared more about protecting "insiders" on iron-clad permanent contracts than opening up to "outsiders".
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Washington has described the relationship between the two countries as "iron-clad," despite Duterte's complaints that include allegations of U.S. hypocrisy and ill-treatment.
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Although all of this makes iron-clad sense, that kind of constant anxiety is crippling when faced with the high-tension conundrums of a captain.
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Of an iron-clad European Union that decided to asphyxiate us using bank closures in order to impose upon us another extend and pretend bailout.
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Democrats are trying to back up their looming request with an iron-clad legal argument for what is expected to be an unprecedented court battle.
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In her book, "The Two-Income Trap," Warren attacked the "iron clad relationship" between where you live and the quality of the schools you attend.
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In September, Kingfisher's Chairman Andy Cosslett said the board was not "iron clad" on its current structure but believed it gave it the necessary scale.
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Referencing the unexpected twists and turns of his early career, Garland urged the students not to draw up an iron clad plan for their own futures.
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But Democrats said without an iron-clad agreement, the Flint funds would pass the House they would continue to block the short-term government funding bill.
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The irony here is that what the advisers believe is an iron-clad argument for propping up Trump's presidency is actually an argument for ending it.
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Although doomed to fail in the Republican-controlled Senate, an impeachment investigation would hand Democrats an iron-clad legal argument to procure witnesses and documents more quickly.
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It wasn't because he signed some crazy iron-clad NDA, I was told, rather that he needed to keep his eyes and ears focused on the road.
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That forced the Swiss government to begin stripping away much of the once-iron-clad secrecy with which the country has, in the past, protected its banks.
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There is no shortage of examples of bigotry-inspired hatred in the United States these days, nor are there iron-clad ways to shield children from ugliness.
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Residents also say they want to see progress on an official application to make Rosia Montana a UNESCO World Heritage site that would iron clad its protection.
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"There would have to be some iron-clad commitments from leadership on how this would be different than the last five years," said the group's chairman, Rep.
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South Korean and American officials publicly insist the alliance is "iron-clad", but Moon has sometimes struggled to see eye-to-eye with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Disney took over the entertainment world with the help of a snarky, iron-clad billionaire, a talking raccoon and a limitless well of comic book intellectual property.
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Despite the fact that I've tried hundreds of virtual reality demos in the past few months, my stomach still isn't iron-clad when it comes to motion sickness.
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There he criticized sacred cows of the "social model" such as the 35-hour working week, iron-clad job protection and jobs-for-life in the civil service.
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There he criticised sacred cows of the "social model" such as the 35-hour working week, iron-clad job protection and jobs-for-life in the civil service.
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Although Cosslett said the board was not "iron clad" on Kingfisher's current structure, it believed "that the current composition of the group" gave it the scale it needed.
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Being openly tribal has served Scott Pruitt well so far in his career, earning him the iron-clad support of industry, the far right, and Donald Trump alike.
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The United States had an "iron-clad commitment to defend its allies" and the military exercises carried out with Seoul since Wednesday were "transparent and defense-oriented", he said.
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Building out a proposed Cabinet early would help that, as would iron-clad commitments of nominations of Judges Bill Pryor and Diane Sykes as his first two SCOTUS appointments.
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The panel later argued in court that its impeachment inquiry qualified as a judicial proceeding, meaning its request qualified as an exception to iron-clad grand jury secrecy laws.
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Pence, whose father served in the 1950-53 Korean War, said the United States would stand by its "iron-clad alliance" with South Korea and was seeking peace through strength.
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Through his executive order, which the president referred to as "iron clad," no taxpayer funds could be used to pay for, encourage or offer insurance policies that paid for abortions.
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But they'll just bide their time until they regain control of Congress and the White House or until the current Congress and White House put together an iron clad alternative.
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Also popular, but not as common, are art heist films, in which priceless artworks are spirited away by savvy thieves who know how to bypass seemingly iron-clad security systems.
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He made a name for himself criticizing sacred cows of the French "social model" such as the 35-hour working week, iron-clad job protection and civil servants' jobs for life.
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Previous U.N. penalties have resulted in Pyongyang expressing its displeasure and demonstration of its iron-clad nuclear ambition through more missile tests, and analysts said there may be a repeat performance.
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They have an iron-clad grip over the thousands of worlds held by humanity, and while Duarte leaves the impression that his rule is a benevolent one, the reality is far more cruel.
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Listen up you degenerate gamblers ... Bob Baffert, one of the greatest horse trainers of all time, is gonna give you an iron-clad LOCK to win big money at the Belmont Stakes Saturday.
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A growth-oriented fiscal policy could get a significant room to operate, without compromising public finances, by rearranging national priorities and maintaining an iron-clad discipline on how public money is managed and spent.
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What makes Spiegel's comments all the more interesting is that he, alongside co-founder Bobby Murphy, has iron-clad control over the company's future — Snap's publicly available shares don't even come with voting privileges.
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Similarly, there will be millions of Americans who wouldn't believe anything Mueller found that was short of iron-clad proof that Trump is a Kremlin operative bent on the destruction of America from within.
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Neumann at one point had iron-clad control over the company with 20 votes for each share he held and was the target of criticism for numerous personal transactions he engaged in with the company.
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She claims in her book "Hard Choices" that she regrets having given George W. Bush the "benefit of the doubt" to start a war after it boasted of iron-clad intelligence on Iraq's weapons program.
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"Our commitment to this function is iron clad, and all that we ask of our federal partners is continued cooperation and the resources to carry out these activities," Falcicchio said in a statement to the Post.
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In a speech delivered at Oslo City Hall before dignitaries including Norway's King Harald V, Abiy praised the "good will" of Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki and described the two countries' commitment to peace as "iron-clad".
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Wall St. for years pumped billions of dollars into Venezuela by way of bond purchases, passing off the revolutionary rhetoric of the ruling Socialist Party as bluster that belied an iron-clad willingness to pay its debts.
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Noteworthy is that the Veratrak platform is using blockchain technology to create what it calls an "iron-clad audit trail" of all document events, and in doing so claims to reduce the regulatory burden on Veratrak customers.
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The fine print says not to count on records having iron-clad privacy from parents, faculty, and even school-hired lawyers if counseling ticks any of the boxes that'd give the school the right to share them.
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The army said it had not seen the Amnesty report but that it had an "iron-clad commitment" to observing human rights, and would "actively collaborate" in the investigation into the four deaths attributed to its troops.
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"The evidence is iron-clad that when people with HIV are treated and their viral load is suppressed, their likelihood of transmitting HIV goes down to almost zero," said John Peller of the AIDS Foundation of Chicago.
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In much the same way, some of the ill-gotten lucre withdrawn from the micro-states' banks has gone, not to remote Pacific islands or self-proclaimed republics, but to American states that offer iron-clad corporate anonymity.
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Even Germany has abolished its iron clad dedication to a "schwarze Null" — or balanced — budget and has unleashed a massive stimulus plan which will see its deficit rise to almost 5% of gross domestic product, according to Unicredit.
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What will follow — if all goes well — is a long negotiating process where China will support North Korea's demands for iron-clad security guarantees and the dismantling of the sanctions regime in exchange for gradual measures of nuclear disarmament.
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This includes contemporary white men, with their inability to fulfill the seemingly iron-clad ideal of 1950s masculinity: being the strongest, having all the answers, and being able to shoulder that burden without ever displaying any doubts or emotion.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Iron-clad defense triumphed over all-out attack as Andy Murray overhauled Milos Raonic 21-25 22-258 22-21(43) 24-24 20-2 on Friday to book another Australian Open final against Melbourne Park nemesis Novak Djokovic.
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The first-of-its-kind investigation unmasked a housing privatization program that saddles military families with few rights, sickens their children and leaves soldiers penniless and powerless as landlords earn billions in 50-year contracts with iron-clad guarantees of profit.
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The "Star Wars" star took to Twitter to share images of himself with a puppy calling it his "iron-clad alibi" by revealing to followers that he was puppy-sitting and that the pooches, Millie and Mabel, can vouch for that.
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There is mounting pressure on "Apprentice" creator Mark Burnett to release unaired video and audio of Donald Trump on "The Apprentice" ... but there are iron-clad confidentiality agreements that would make such release impossible ... plus Burnett doesn't own the video.
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Such a strategy, focused more on the IRS than on Trump, could help Democrats craft an iron-clad legal argument for what would likely follow from such a request - an unprecedented court battle over the tax records of a sitting president.
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But despite the long road ahead, the Trump administration must forge a bedrock foundation for any future agreements: an iron-clad pledge that North Korea will indeed surrender its nuclear weapons and long-range missiles in an agreed timeframe that includes rigorous inspections.
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And there's the MFi program, too, which essentially gives Apple an iron-clad grip over exactly what types of accessories can work with its phones and tablets, along with the extra licensing revenue it makes off of each and every authorized Lightning device.
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Pence arrived in Tokyo from South Korea, where he assured leaders of an "iron-clad" alliance with the United States in the face of the reclusive North, which has conducted a series of missile and nuclear tests in defiance of U.N. sanctions.
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The CSU party also has demanded a ban on the Muslim full-face and partial-face veils, an end to dual citizenship, iron-clad rules that newcomers socially integrate and learn German and an upper limit of 200,000 asylum seekers a year.
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He made a name for himself criticizing sacred cows of the French "social model" such as the 35-hour working week, iron-clad job protection and civil servants' jobs for life, and in the process became the most popular minister in the Socialist government.
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As a result of new work by Amir Ali Ahmadi and Anirudha Majumdar of Princeton University, a classical problem from pure mathematics is poised to provide iron-clad proof that drone aircraft and autonomous cars won't crash into trees or veer into oncoming traffic.
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The government can assist biotech innovators in three ways; working to streamline the FDA approval process, proposing tax and spending policies which encourage investment in medical technology, and making sure that patents stay iron-clad so that investors know that their investments are protected.
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During the Foxes' rapid ascent from the relegation zone to the title, they defied not only the bookmakers (who put the odds of their victory at 5,000 to 1) but also the nearly iron-clad relationship Big Sam bemoaned between pay and performance in the EPL.
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Easing pension costs was made harder after the Illinois Supreme Court last May tossed out a 2013 state law that would have saved as much as $145 billion over 30 years, ruling that public sector workers have iron-clad protection in the state constitution against cuts to retirement benefits.
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Before wedding NBA player Kris Humphries in an extravagent ceremony in 2011 (which apparently banked her $2 million), Kardashian's lawyers crafted an iron-clad prenup to protect her assets — she was the top earner in the marriage after all, since Humphries was only making between $8 million and $16 million.
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Since then he has bought properties including an office block in London's Mayfair; a stretch of London's prime shopping drag Oxford Street; and the historic cast-iron clad E.V. Haughwout Building in SoHo, New York, which housed a world- famous cut glass and porcelain store in the 19th century and featured the world's first passenger elevator.
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This system of iron-clad tunnels connecting New York and New Jersey, a progressive transit project finished during the first decade of the 20th century and overseen by builders, engineers, and statesman such as William Gibbs McAdoo, was "one of the greatest railroad achievements in the history of the world," transforming an often frigid 10-minute journey across the water on ferries into a three-minute, climate-controlled run.
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Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyRepublicans raise concerns over Trump pardoning service members Lawmakers bypass embattled Mulvaney in spending talks Warren bill would revoke Medals of Honor for Wounded Knee massacre MORE (D-Vt.) and Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseRepublicans raise concerns over Trump pardoning service members Overnight Energy: Pelosi vows to push for Paris climate goals | Senate confirms Brouillette to succeed Perry at Energy | EPA under attack from all sides over ethanol rule Pelosi: Congress has 'iron-clad' commitment to climate crisis MORE (D-R.
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PELOSI AT CLIMATE SUMMIT: Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump's legal team huddles with Senate Republicans On The Money: Falling impeachment support raises pressure for Dems on trade | Trump escalates fight over tech tax | Biden eyes minimum tax for corporations | Fed's top regulator under pressure over Dodd-Frank rules Overnight Health Care — Presented by Johnson & Johnson — Virginia moves to suspend Medicaid work rules | Powerful House panel sets 'Medicare for All' hearing | Hospitals sue over Trump price rule | FDA official grilled on vaping policy MORE (D-Calif.) promised world leaders Monday that Democrats in Congress have an "iron-clad" commitment to addressing climate change despite the Trump's administration rollback of multiple environmental efforts.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump's legal team huddles with Senate Republicans On The Money: Falling impeachment support raises pressure for Dems on trade | Trump escalates fight over tech tax | Biden eyes minimum tax for corporations | Fed's top regulator under pressure over Dodd-Frank rules Overnight Health Care — Presented by Johnson & Johnson — Virginia moves to suspend Medicaid work rules | Powerful House panel sets 'Medicare for All' hearing | Hospitals sue over Trump price rule | FDA official grilled on vaping policy MORE (D-Calif.) promised world leaders Monday that Democrats in Congress have an "iron-clad" commitment to addressing climate change despite the Trump's administration rollback of multiple environmental efforts.
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