Make it known that there's no obligation for them to respond.
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I always want to make it known that I'm creating my own lane.
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And I make it known that I don't ever want her to leave.
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"My parents want to make it known they paid a lot for my braces!"
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I think parents still need to make it known that they have certain expectations.
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Netflix is more than happy to make it known that it ditched Kevin Spacey.
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Bernie Sanders wanted to make it known: He isn't here to translate Trump-speak.
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Both parties then make it known they're recording each other -- pretty standard 2019 stuff.
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You want to make it known that you want to be more than intern.
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"I want to make it known that my son was a good person," she added.
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"They need to make it known that this is an issue and keep families safe."
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"I'm always sure to speak about Vjuan Allure and make it known," he says gravely.
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Are they just typical Trump supporters who happen to be black and like to make it known?
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Then it would make it known to its readers that hey, this is coming from a disputed source.
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"Whoever has dug an illegal well in our country still has time to make it known," he said.
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The chiefs then make it known that parents will be fined if they try to marry off a child.
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Manu's signature move was a handsome 1-2 Step, or a "EuroStep," as he came to make it known.
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Slam those dominoes back up on the table and take a seat; make it known you're not playing around.
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If you consistently meet your targets and goals, make your employer aware and make it known that this will continue.
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Then these traffickers will go to the local marketplace, or make it known around town that there are girls for sale.
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A big part of that is because people aren't inheriting them, and I want to make it known to new audiences.
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Apparently, my grandmother is not bothered by this, she just wanted to make it known that Rennie isn't actually my first name.
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" Clarkson's other contestant, Jej Vinson, shared the same sentiment: "She didn't even make it known to us that she had that condition.
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" Sabrina Parsons, Palo Alto Software CEO, called for women to "rise up and...make it known that we will not be marginalized.
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We don't make it known that we want to look through all of their awkward high school Facebook photos and dramatic status updates.
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The rank and file can actually have a voice in this, to make it known what personnel decisions would be acceptable or unacceptable.
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He felt as if he had no choice but to come stand here and make it known that the shooting was not right.
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They are paving the way for more confidence in women to go out and make it known when they are taken advantage of.
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Make it known to your companies, your shareholders, your communities, that veteran issues are community issues and that you intend to address them.
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If consumers really don't like a company's lack of transparency or business practices, Miron said, it's up to them to make it known.
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At the local Starbucks, enlightened customers would make it known to the world with that they would like their latte with soy milk, thanks.
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"Those who find it evident that a deep crisis exists will be moved to make it known that the crisis is real," she said.
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Rise up and support one another and make it known that we will not be marginalized because people think we can't be "masculine" enough.
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"There would be many reasons why the US would not want to make it known that it has these capabilities," Peterson told Business Insider.
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Open the dialogue and make it known, in every way, that you are there to be a constant support and source of encouragement for them.
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Until then, the United States and the world must continue to make it known that North Korea's nuclear and missile programs are a dead end.
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"But I want to make it known that regardless of what my dog does, I should not have acted that way towards him," Houts said.
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If I were at 23 percent, I wouldn't force a fit, but I'd wonder what we should be doing to make it known that we're approachable.
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But, above all else, the #CivilWarPotluck planners want to make it known that no one, under any circumstances, should bring potato salad with raisins in it.
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Second quarter fund-raising reports are due to the Federal Election Commission next week, and those disclosures will make it known which candidates are struggling financially.
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Amanda Hanna-McLeer, 26—whose mother was Alzorriz's partner—wants to make it known that lack of protections in place for cyclists hurts real people and families.
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I just want to make it known, though, that I have a clear conscience toward myself, a clear conscience toward my parents, a clear conscience toward my family.
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"I'd like to make it known that this week has been extremely hard on not only myself but Julia's friends and family as well," the Washington Redskins safety said.
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This means that a company must encourage employees to point out improper behavior and make it known that workers will be protected if they do speak out, says Ershaghi.
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Rather it&aposs an unfortunate consequence of what happens when outside agitators make it known they will use local events like our parade to sow hate and spark chaos.
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"We've had a couple guys in the past that will make it known that if you camera talkers then we'll see you in the back," O'Neal told TMZ Sports.
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Apple has shared some fresh figures on its Mac user base today, as part of a broader effort to make it known the company isn't giving up on the Mac.
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She wants to acknowledge that a Type 2 diagnosis "shifted their lives" but also wants to make it known that both are doing everything they can to maintain good health.
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"What's remarkable to me is how the data has evolved," Lake said, adding that Democrats should make it known that electing them would be a check and balance on Trump.
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Make it known that this administration speaks for no one and that they'll get as few chances as possible to make this world into the shitpile they see it as.
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That's why I am counting on my voting peers to provide their support and make it known that we are fighting for change when we go to the polls next week.
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In the month after the case, 300,000 requests were made for advance-directive forms, so people could make it known in advance what should happen to them if they became incapacitated.
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All that publicity has led his college-age son and daughter, who were less interested before, to proudly make it known that this nerdy discovery was made possible by their father.
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"There's an opportunity for parents and the gaming community itself to make it known that these games are tons of fun to play without having to include smoking in them," Koval said.
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Motivated by friends from school and church affected with food allergies, we've decided to make it known that our house is a safe stop for families that deal with those same issues.
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To do so, DiBenedetto felt he had to make it known he was available for a more competitive ride, even if that means competing in the NASCAR Xfinity Series instead of Cup.
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Whether it's Dr. [Martin Luther] King getting large groups together and boycotting buses' or what's happened in Carolina with the NBA and other organizations pulling events to make it known what's going on.
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When I was a kid, I liked to make it known that I despised nature shit, probably as a reaction to my mother, who grew up in Australia and enjoys the great outdoors.
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Stewart recently took to Instagram to make it known he wants to be on the show so when we got him out at LAX of course we wanted to know ... dude, you serious?
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With Zelle, the goal is to take the existing clearXchange network and make it known to consumers, who – as with Venmo – will only need to know a person's phone or email to use it.
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In Comey's final conversation with Trump on April 11, according to the testimony, the president again pressed him to make it known that he was not under investigation — a request that Comey again rebuffed.
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R. Kelly's ex-wife is out to make it known she has nothing to do with the second installment of the 'Surviving' docuseries ... and has a list of reasons why she declined to participate.
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"I think it's important to make it known that, as journalists, we have a right to ask questions of our candidates—even ones we agree with—without fear of retribution, physical or otherwise," she said.
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I never shy away from being an immigrant, or a refugee—anyone who asked, I'd be very straightforward with them—but what really changed was that I felt the need to make it known more.
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I've long thought she left her shoe behind on purpose after meeting the prince, let's make it known and part of her social media strategy (the prince could very well try to find her on Twitter).
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"You just need a government that is starting to get that capacity and make it known, and have a few people that are sort of strung up as examples, and suddenly everyone is scared," he says.
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This time, indications are that many of Kessler's buddies simply didn't show up, while thousands of counter-protesters were ready to make it known that supremacists aren't welcome in their town by staging their own much larger rallies.
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This Sunday, we will assemble with our friends, families, and communities to make it known that as broad public stakeholders in the Whitney, we too refuse to tolerate the presence of Kanders on the board of the museum.
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He was obviously trying to make it known that he heard what Darden had to say and although he wasn't confrontational, the fact that Kanye called into the radio station to say those things was slightly passive aggressive.
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Additionally, businesses of all sizes -- individually and through chambers of commerce and trade associations -- need to make it known that they are seeking the type of skills that the graduates trained at the local career college have acquired.
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Ten male relatives standing at intervals around the holy book were there to symbolically "pass off" Ms. Kaur to Mr. Mattson, and make it known that they will continue to nurture and protect her once she leaves home.
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It was that experience that led to Eli's decision before the 25 draft to make it known that he did not want to play for the downtrodden San Diego Chargers, who held the first pick of the draft.
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" As Mahon says: "We're a big, really successful cosmetic company, so we hope that the fact that we care about the issue will attract corporate donors to Planned Parenthood, and make it known that it's not scary to do this.
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UFC Hall of Famers Chuck Liddell, Forrest Griffin and Big Nog were in the unique position of having a very public fight promoter—in this case UFC president Dana White—make it known he wanted these fighters to retire from competition.
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Instead, I turn to my arsenal of mostly harmless tactics, designed to make a slighter think twice about his or her slight, to make it known that the fabric of society has been torn asunder, and that it was the slighter's fault.
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In practice, a senator looking to prevent a vote only has to announce — or quietly make it known — that he or she will not consent to fast-tracking a nominee, forcing leadership to burn multiple days to bring up the matter. Sen.
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And with January around the corner (scary, but true), experts say now is the time to make it clear that you're in the running for a promotion — if you wait until January to make it known to the higher-ups, it may be too late.
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We need to continue to amplify our voices to make it known that policies that do not help hardworking Americans trying their hardest to do what is in the best interest of themselves and their families is not suitable policy for the American people.
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Those queer feelings or desires that make us part of the LGBTQ community are largely internal; while external signs can be discernible—especially for some trans and gender-nonconforming people—in general, what we feel at heart is hidden unless we make it known or are outed.
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But as this notoriously flamboyant performer slowly returns to the stage — after a left-hand injury in 2017 stalled his career for over a year — he also wants to make it known that his rehabilitation has been more than just a matter of tendons and ligaments.
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If you'll harken back to the sun kissed memories of last season's NBA Summer Vacation Watch, Jimmy was one of the guys who never took a vacay, or if he did, he didn't make it known to the hordes of strangers who wanted to insert themselves into his life.
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"I believe San Juan has a bright outlook as a destination, especially as we continue to make it known that we're back and ready to welcome tourists," said Peter Hopgood, the vice president of sales and marketing for International Hospitality Enterprises, which manages six hotels in the metro area.
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We want to make it known that the most recent accusation of property damage is an invention of the state so that it can treat Otero Alcántara like a common criminal, this evinces that the government itself knows that its previous accusations of disrespect and insult of patriotic symbols are weak.
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Four decades after a hairdresser's assistant outed Tracey Africa on the set of an Essence shoot and News of the World published Caroline Cossey's backstory without her consent, transness remains a liability to a woman's career, one that can be weaponized against her even if she chooses not to make it known.
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AND THE REGULATORS WILL MAKE IT KNOWN TO US WHAT THEY WOULD ALLOW US TO DO AND NOT ALLOW US TO DO. FROST: AT THE DEPTH OF THEIR TROUBLES LAST SEPTEMBER WHEN THEIR SHARE PRICE WAS A LOT LOWER, DID THE THOUGHT CROSS YOUR MIND OF TRYING TO BID FOR DEUTSCHE BANK?
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FOIA Under Obama On his first full day in office, President Obama pledged to run the most transparent executive branch in history, one that "stands on the side not of those who seek to withhold information, but those who seek to make it known," then proceeded to set a record for censoring or denying FOIA requests.
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There is no clean or easy or simple way to make it known to others that I left because I had to, because it was necessary to leave — that I do miss it, but I also don't because I'm still that person but not that person, that every day I remind myself less of the person I was then.
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Dalaras pulled Estoudiantina in the light of publicity and make it known to the Greek public. Since then Estoudiantina has become one of the most important and famous orchestras in Greece. Estoudiantina's repertoire now also includes Modern Greek, Greek Laiko, and Mediterranean.
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Open Doors at the Foreign Ministry on Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs website. URL retrieved 21 May 2009. In order to valorize Italian creativity and make it known internationally, Experimenta will be exhibited in Athens, Istanbul and Moscow during the year 2009, and in Berlin, Beijing, Shanghai, Sydney and São Paulo in 2010.
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In August 1561 he was in France, and wrote to Lord James, the queen's half brother, that Mary, Queen of Scots was determined to come back to Scotland. She told him to make it known she would not take offers from Scottish lords for their loyalty.Calendar State Papers Scotland, vol. 1 (Edinburgh, 1898), p. 543.
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Since Willm's name had still been on the ship's passenger list, his fellow priests assumed he had perished in the disaster. They had already offered masses for the repose of his soul before he was able to make it known that he was, in fact, alive. Willms died at Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh on January 3, 1914, at the age of 63.
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In 1968, Ben Christ, the track owner of the U.S. 30 drag strip in Hobart, Indiana, wanted to advertise and make it known that his tracks were open on Sundays. He enlisted the help of Steve Cronen at Starbeat Recording Studios in Deerfield, Illinois. Originally, the idea for the tagline was to have two announcers trade intonations of "Sunday!" Not so.
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The word "gender" was included to more accurately describe the mission of the Center. The Center believes there should be an open and fair dialogue between both males and females to construct gender. At the Center, hard work has been implemented to make it known as a place that is open to anyone who shares in the curiosity about women's and men's lives in our society.
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Barry was the eldest son of James Barry of Kilgobbin near Bandon, County Cork. In 1792 he graduated with and MD from the University of Edinburgh, and practised medicine at Cork until his death. He introduced vaccination into Cork in 1800, and thus was the first to make it known to any Irish city. In 1802 he founded the Cork Fever Hospital and House of Recovery and was its first physician.
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Following two seasons of junior A hockey in Kelowna, Martin was added to the Seattle Breakers' reserve list. He chose instead to gain an education while playing at the University of Denver in 1982–83. Martin did make it known that he would play junior for his hometown team, the Victoria Cougars, however. The Breakers wished to trade Martin, and were in need of a new team bus.
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The Society for Individual Freedom regularly offers public meetings with notable speakers, and holds occasional luncheons at the Houses of Parliament. The SIF has two related campaigns. Tell-IT calls for information technology to be used to provide information on outcomes of drugs and treatments and to make it known and available to doctors and patients alike. Choice in Personal Safety (CIPS) campaigns against compulsion in seatbelt laws and other related matters.
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The senate interpreted Gaius' popularity and legislation as threats to its privilege and position. It backed another tribune, Livius Drusus. He was placed under strict orders not to incite violence; instead, he should propose legislation that would please the common people, and make it known that he had the Senate's backing. In the event, his proposed legislation was neither credible nor beneficial to the commons, and was intended merely to undermine Gaius.
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The core belief of the Michael Teachings is agape (unconditional love) – specifically, teaching people how to love themselves and how to love others through personality understanding methods, communication skills and other practices that encourage deeper self-awareness. The name "Michael" is simply one way to name a system of personality understanding (or "teaching"). It has no real significance other than to make it known in some definitive way. Modern schools of philosophy and psychology represent facets of this system.
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Businesses have begun to make it known that they are not accepting the presence of homeless people around their businesses regardless of the circumstances these people are in. Some of the complaints given are that homeless people 'scare customers away'; 'they are too noisy'; and 'they block the way' just to name a few complaints. A city ordinance called 'sidewalk obstruction ordinance' was an ordinance which homeless advocates complained "criminalizes homelessness". This was however, quashed by a judge's decision in 2009.
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She is for sale, in other words, in literature and society, in Pope's view. As with other "dunces", she was not without complicity in the attack. Haywood had begun to make it known that she was poor and in need of funds, and she seemed to be writing for pay and to please the undiscerning public. In the Conclusion to his Old Mortality (1816), one of Walter Scott's comic characters references Haywood's Jemmy and Jenny Jessamy (1753) as a model of pathos.
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Bill names Katie CEO, much to the resentment of the Forresters. Bill and Katie both make it known that they are the ones in charge, which nearly causes Ridge and Eric to quit the company. Meanwhile, Ridge's daughter, Steffy, is attracted to Bill and makes several attempts to seduce him away from his wife. Steffy even finds a way to blackmail Bill into selling Forrester Creations back to her family by nearly seducing Bill and taking Katie's ring from the dresser in the bedroom.
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Phoumi was forced to surrender his political posts as the Defense and Interior ministries, and was reduced to sharing the Deputy Prime Minister post with the communist Prince Souphanouvong, with either having the right to veto cabinet decisions. After the Luang Namtha defeat, U.S. President John F. Kennedy wanted Phoumi out of politics, and strictly limited to a military role. Kennedy directed Ambassador Winthrop G. Brown to make it known to Vientiane's politico-military elite that Phoumi no longer had the confidence of the U.S. for his political actions.Stuart-Fox, pp. 292–293.
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Kurt Waldheim of Austria was long rumored to be interested in the position of Secretary- General. After losing the Austrian presidential election to the incumbent Franz Jonas in April 1971, Waldheim turned his efforts to the U.N. Secretary- Generalship. On 16 June 1971, Waldheim called on the U.S. Department of State to make it known that he would be available for the position. Unlike Jakobson, Waldheim spoke French fluently and could count on the French vote.: Telegram From the Department of State to the Mission to the United Nations, June 16, 1971, 2105Z.
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Seok-woo learns that the zombie plague started at a factory connected to his business, and selfishly plans to use his connections to get to safety. The group escapes to another car and locks the doors. Reports make it known that an epidemic is spreading across the country. After the train stops at Daejeon Station, where an army post is rumored to be housed the surviving passengers find that all the personnel stationed there are infected by the virus, and Seok-woo figures it out himself when a soldier is completely overrun by the infected.
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Bernstein, "Crossing the Rubicon", p. 151. There was a separate desire voiced for a very short delay, perhaps of two weeks, in the test, for reasons related to the test date being just before the presidential election date. Truman wanted to keep the thermonuclear test away from partisan politics but had no desire to order a postponement of it himself; however he did make it known that he would be fine if it was delayed past the election due to "technical reasons" being found.Hewlett and Duncan, Atomic Shield, p. 591.
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Samms and Roderick Kinnison are members of the two breeding lines and they are both natural leaders, intelligent, forceful, and capable. The Arisians make it known that if Samms, the head of the Triplanetary Service, visits the Arisian planetary system he will be given the tool he needs to build the Galactic Patrol. That tool is the Lens. The Arisians further promise him that no entity unworthy of the Lens will ever be permitted to wear it, but that he and his successors will have to discover for themselves most of its abilities.
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The Rhodians may not have known the difference, or Sulla did not choose to make it known. Dessau's sources speculate that he was nominally the governor of Cilicia, but none of these governorships were ever occupied. Subsequently, Lentulus vanishes from history, perhaps, Dessau's sources suggest, by death. In the current war he would have been the equivalent of a lieutenant general, sitting with Sulla in the early morning in the headquarters (praetorium) to give the orders of the day to the legionary officers (centurions and legates) as they reported to receive them.
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Sailors, especially deck hands and those who stand watch on the bridge, are trained to watch for this situation and make it known when they detect it happening. The reasoning is subtle: non-sailors who are used to driving automobiles normally are able to detect the possible risk of a collision with implicit reference to the background (e.g., the street, the scenery, the landscape, etc.) At sea, when vessels are borne in water, the sea surface removes this vital visual clue. Unaware individuals tend to gauge the risk of two vessels colliding based on which direction each vessel is heading.
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Both the United Kingdom and Spain have ratified the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 1982, which governs countries' oceanic territorial claims. Both countries made statements regarding Gibraltar in their declarations upon ratification of the Convention. The Spanish statement was: > 2\. In ratifying the Convention, Spain wishes to make it known that this act > cannot be construed as recognition of any rights or status regarding the > maritime space of Gibraltar that are not included in article 10 of the > Treaty of Utrecht of 13 July 1713 concluded between the Crowns of Spain and > Great Britain.
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A woman with locked collar Woman wearing collar in public at Folsom Street Fair Collars have varying degrees of significance for people in the BDSM community. A person wearing a collar may wish by doing so to make it known that he or she is submissive. Wearing a collar may similarly be a signal to others that the submissive is "owned" by or is in a relationship with a dominant, and that the wearer has been formally collared. It may also be a potently tangible symbol of the relationship itself or of the ownership the submissive is held in.
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The president was Colonel Maurel. From the start, the commissary of the government, Major Brisset, demanded a public trial. The protests of Demange, who tried to make it known that the accusation was based on a single document, were overruled by the president, and a secret trial was unanimously agreed to. In the courtroom there remained, besides the judges, only the accused and his attorney, the prefect of police Louis Lépine and Major Georges Picquart, who was entrusted with the duty of giving an account of the proceedings to the head of the staff and to the minister.
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These proclamations all used a standard format, beginning with an exordium—"The worshipful and most esteemed gentlemen of the Eight of Ward and Security of the city of Florence make it known, notify, and expressly command, to whosoever, of whatever status, rank, quality and condition"—and continuing with a statement (narratio), a request made upon the listeners (petitio), and the penalty to be exacted from those who would not comply (peroratio).Milner, "Fanno bandire" (2013), p. 121. In addition to major declarations, bandi (announcements) might concern petty crimes, requests for information, and notices about missing slaves.Milner, "Fanno bandire" (2013), pp. 122–123.
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In the latter attack Arthur Chichester, 1st Baron Chichester, was wounded in the shoulder but was Knighted by the French king for his valour. The Archduke Albert had arrived the following day bringing in all troops he could muster, hoping to break the encirclement. On hearing of Mansfeld's difficulty he immediately ordered a discharge of his whole artillery in order to make it known to the besieged that succour was at hand. After passing the abbey of Bettancourt Albert attempted to throw a bridge over the river Somme below the village of Longpre but due to poor weather and rising waters he resolved to find another way.
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She was the first German mother to suffer the death penalty since the beginning of the regime. Twenty women from Düsseldorf, who saw their fathers, brothers and son deported to the camp Börgermoor, managed to smuggle out the famous The Song of the deportees and make it known. Freya von Moltke, Mildred Harnack-Fish and Libertas Schulze-Boysen participated in the Resistance group Kreisau Circle and Red Orchestra; the last two were arrested and executed. The 20-year-old student Sophie Scholl, a member of The White Rose was executed February 22, 1943 with her brother Hans Scholl and Christoph Probst, for posting leaflets.
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Once an original word has been chosen, usually randomly or arbitrarily, a player will find a word that they associate with it and make it known to all the players, usually by saying it aloud or writing it down as the next item on a list of words so far used. The next player must then do the same with this previous word. This continues in turns for any length of time, but often word limits are set, so that the game is agreed to end after, for instance, 400 words. Usually, players write down the next word by merely using the first word that comes to their mind after they hear the previous one.
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Petrus established in the beginning of the fifth titulus that he was very knowledgeable in Islam, and it is evident that he wanted his readers to know that he had the authority to write about Islam. Since there was no real polemics about Islam at this time, it was important to make it known to his readers that he had the authority to write about Islam. To accomplish this, Petrus so arrogantly says that he “is not less convincing than if Mohammad himself were present…” This confidence in his knowledge of the Islamic faith allows the opportunity for the Dialogi to make a difference in the perception of Christians in Latin Europe.
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Happily no person was hurt, the captured Vessels being unarmed and ignorant of the War. The other owners paid me just what they pleased and say it is my share, but I cannot as yet get any account of what each ship netted. When it is made public, I conclude there will be many enquiries about it: thou mayst then with propriety explain the affair and let them know that this was thy business in France. The French newspapers which come to London will make it known sooner than I would choose, but that cannot be avoided indeed it is likely that some of the property was insured at London or Amsterdam.
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In many parts of the world, being transgender is not widely accepted by the public and as for transgender youth, they not only face discrimination but also can encounter family exclusion. Transgender youth may feel that they need to remain in "the closet" until they feel that it is safe and appropriate to come out and reveal their gender identity to their parents, family members, and friends. To "come out", according to Merriam-Webster, means to openly declare something about oneself previously kept hidden or to openly declare one's homosexuality. For the LGBT community, to "come out" means to acknowledge one's sexual identity or gender identity and make it known to the public.
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He felt that himself and others were deliberately being cold shouldered to make it known Gullit wanted his own players in; Barnes had worked briefly with Gullit during the 1998 World Cup ITV commentary team, and they had played numerous international matches played against each other in the 1980s and 1990s, but they were not friends. Barnes knew it was the last straw when even his MBE from the Queen was overlooked by Gullit after a presentation had been given to Stuart Pearce for receiving one – this was in the winter of 1998 and he knew he was unwanted. Barnes left the club on a free transfer to newly promoted Charlton on 10 February 1999.
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The song had the highest number of digital downloads for five non-consecutive weeks. On the 12 October chart, "Royals" replaced "Wrecking Ball" by Miley Cyrus, which had been at the top for two straight weeks, as the number one song in the United States. Aly Weisman of Business Insider noted that Lorde's performance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon a few days before the charts were updated helped make it known to a wider audience. The song's rise to the top spot was attributed to 294,000 downloads made that week, 6.1 million streams (up 12%), and an airplay audience of 128 million (up 22%) across all genres, earning her the highest airplay gainer for the week.
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As president and majority shareholder of the company, she grows Altana by taking over other companies, to make it known at European level. The company takes over the management of various brands, including Moschino, Liu Jo, Jeckerson and, for several years, Moncler. As proprietor and sole administrator of the Alchimia holding company, in 1992 Salamon acquired from the heirs of the founder Pierpaolo Luzzatto Fegiz the control of the Doxa (company of which for many years the president and managing director was her father Ennio Salamon), coming to hold the 90% of the shares. In 2006, she assumes the role of managing director of Doxa and in 2012 also that of president, after having dismissed her father Ennio.
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Thomas seemed to have some periods of illness and had recourse to the sick funds of the society. A number of members complained and made unpleasant personal remarks, as apparently his illness coincided with a slack time at Strines Printworks. It is said that he was "an honourable man and this charge grieved him sore." (Other sources refer to him as one who was prone to display his membership of the masonic fraternity and to make it known that his worth was not sufficiently recognised.) Either way, he had a stone coffin made by Azariah Ollerenshaw, a stonemason of local repute, and for which he lay down so that the coffin could be accurately cut for his body and head for a perfect fit.
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In retaliation, and with the goal of saving the thousand or so prisoners at Montluc prison, Yves Farge, Commissioner of the Republic, ordered the execution of 84 German prisoners being held by the French Forces of the Interior in Haute-Savoie. A letter was sent to Werner Knab to make it known that any further execution of French prisoners would be met with the execution of more German prisoners, including a chief of police who was captured by the French Forces of the Interior in Loire. On the evening of 23 August the prefect André Boutemy handed the keys to Montluc prison to Yves Farge. The prison was liberated eleven hours before the liberation of Lyon, which happened on 3 September 1944.
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See also List of Los Angeles municipal election returns, 1933 Breedlove was identified as an "outspoken liberal" who was "never in doubt about where he stands—nor reluctant to make it known." He was called "an expert public speaker" whose campaign for Los Angeles City Council District 11 in 1933 against incumbent Clarence E. Coe "made considerable headway by reason of this talent.""Coe Emulates Bad Examples," Los Angeles Times, May 24, 1933, page A-5 In 1933, the 11th District council member represented the Westside and Palms areas, from the ocean as far east as La Brea Avenue."District Lines Get Approval," Los Angeles Times, December 24, 1932, page 2 Breedlove beat Coe in the final election by 11,275 votes to 9,082.
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She started a career as a literary critic in 1963 in the Swiss German newspaper Neue Zürcher Zeitung, particularly on contemporary Hungarian literature. She wrote more than 300 reviews and her credo was: See what Hungarian literature has to offer, in terms of quality, it can compete with the great European literature. On March 19, 1977, she wrote a literary review of the novel Fatelessness by the Hungarian writer Imre Kertesz, describing it as the "novel of a desperate man" that helped to make it known in the West. Imre Kertész discovered by chance criticism in an abandoned newspaper in a Budapest swimming pool and a correspondence between literary critic and the writer began, also accompanied by several personal encounters.
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Known today as the Chilcotin Military Training Area, the land once was used extensively by both the Tlesqox-t'in of the Tsilhqot'in Nation (Anglicized as Chilcotin), and possibly also the Setlemuk, AKA Canyon Shuswap. Many historic village sites of Quiggly hole as well as countless other archaeological sites have been located within the area. After the smallpox epidemic of 1862, almost all the Canyon Shuswap people died, and survivors joined with today's Alkali Lake band (Esketemc). After the threat of a third intentional introduction of smallpox to the region, Tŝilhqot'in Chief Lhatŝ'aŝʔin began the Chilcotin War in 1864 to make it known to all settlers and other First Nations that the homelands of the Tŝilhqot'in were off-limits, and all outsiders were removed.
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The House > of France must be referred to as in the [French] Imperial Almanac; there > must be no further mention of the Comte de Lille, nor of any German prince > other than those retained by the Articles of Confederation of the Rhine. You > are to insist that the article be transmitted to you prior to publication. > If other almanacs are printed in my allies' realms with inappropriate > references to the Bourbons and the House of France, instruct my ministers to > make it known that you have taken note, and that this is to be changed by > next year. The response of the publishers was to humour Napoleon by producing two editions: one for France, with the recently ennobled, and another which included dynasties deposed since abolition of the Holy Roman Empire.
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The initial conception of the CNSC came during the Jiang Zemin era in 1997, with a proposal by Wang Daohan, later the president of the Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Straits. Jiang had taken interest in the United States National Security Council during his state visit to the United States that year. Out of concern that the establishment of such a body would give too much power to the leader, who would be head of both the commission and the Central Military Commission, it was never implemented. The proposal was again reconsidered in 1999 after the United States bombing of the Chinese embassy in Belgrade due to concern over how long it took various state security agencies to gather information on the incident and make it known to Chinese leadership.
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World Wrestling Federation created and adapted the matches to make it known today as a TLC match. The idea of the TLC match in WWF had its origins in a tag team ladder match for the managerial services of Terri Runnels between Edge and Christian and The Hardy Boyz (Matt Hardy and Jeff Hardy), at No Mercy 1999, with the audience giving all four wrestlers a standing ovation at the end of the match. The move catapulted both tag teams to the top of the tag team world. The following months had The Hardy Boyz face The Dudley Boyz, (Bubba Ray Dudley and D-Von Dudley) at the Royal Rumble 2000, in a violent and chaotic tag-team Tables match, where ladders and chairs were used as much as tables- had similar success.
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His works are also permeated by the Dominican folklore, which he developed to a very high degree in works like the String Quartet No.1, which he composed in 1922 and premiered in Santiago de los Caballeros in 1929; and quisqueyana Symphony, completed in 1935 and was released on March 21, 1941 by the Symphony Orchestra of Santo Domingo at the Olympia theater. In 1925 he traveled to Cuba to make a tour as accompanist tenor Susano Polanco. On that occasion the Master Garcia met the poet Nicolás Guillén, who took the verses to compose the music of his song Mirror. The piece was premiered during that tour and a few years later, in 1930, Eduardo Brito recorded in the city of New York to make it known to the whole world.
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Two very different glowing gas clouds in the Large Magellanic Cloud Like many irregular galaxies, the LMC is rich in gas and dust, and is currently undergoing vigorous star formation activity. It holds the Tarantula Nebula, the most active star-forming region in the Local Group. NGC 1783 is one of the biggest globular clusters in the Large Magellanic Cloud The LMC has a wide range of galactic objects and phenomena that make it known as an "astronomical treasure-house, a great celestial laboratory for the study of the growth and evolution of the stars", per Robert Burnham Jr. Surveys of the galaxy have found roughly 60 globular clusters, 400 "planetary nebulae", and 700 open clusters, along with hundreds of thousands of giant and supergiant stars.Burnham (1978), 840–848.
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Shortly after he published his autobiography in 2011, some South Korean media reported an allegation that his shipbuilding company bought a large sum of his autobiography in order to make it known as a best seller. "정몽준 자서전 현대중 직원 동원 ‘사재기’", 한겨레 10-02-2011 The media gathered that information after interviewing inside personnel, and found that Hyundai Heavy Industries Group distributed gift certificates to thousands of their employees to purchase Chung's autobiography. It was reported that they required employees to return the books along with receipts to the company after purchase, and added a special instruction not to purchase large volumes at once for fear of getting suspicions from public. On top of publishing his autobiography, Chung also donated huge sums of money and set up a charity foundation in 2011, a year before 2012 presidential election.
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The vision of this association is to allow individuals of Veillet/te surname to know their origin, to write their story and make it known. According to the objects of the letters patent, this association's mission is to: • Group together the descendants of Jean Veillet (married to Catherine Lariou), a soldier of the Vaudreuil Company; • to do historical and/or genealogical research on Veillet/te's families in America; • publish and promote the results of this historical and/or genealogical research; • coordinate cultural and/or social encounters of the descendants of Veillet/te in America; • commemorate cultural events and/or historical facts about the Veillet/te families in America, including the tercentenary of Jean Veillet's arrival in America. The purpose of this association is to achieve its mission beyond what exists as a service offering in society.
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For man, by the fall, fell at the same time from his state of innocency and from his dominion over creation. Both of these losses however can even in this life be in some part repaired; the former by religion and faith, the latter by arts and sciences. – Francis Bacon, Novum Organum"We ought therefore here to observe well, and make it known unto everyone, that God hath certainly and most assuredly concluded to send and grant to the whole world before her end ... such a truth, light, life, and glory, as the first man Adam had, which he lost in Paradise, after which his successors were put and driven, with him, to misery. Wherefore there shall cease all servitude, falsehood, lies, and darkness, which by little and little, with the great world's revolution, was crept into all arts, works, and governments of men, and have darkened most part of them".
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National Congress of Brazil: In Brazil the presidential assent to a bill is called "sanction". After passing both Houses of Congress (the Chamber of Deputies and the Federal Senate), the final version of the bill, duly signed by the presiding officers of both Houses, is sent to the President of the Republic. The document is still called a "proposed law", with a bill number, and with the header "The National Congress decrees:" (In Portuguese: "O Congresso Nacional decreta:"). If the President approves the bill, a different copy of the act is prepared by the Presidency of the Republic, with the official number of the Law and the date of enactment of the law, and also with the replacement of the clause "The National Congress decrees:" with the above mentioned formula "THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC: I make it known that the National Congress decrees and I sanction the following Law:".
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One attempt to significantly delay the test, or not hold it at all, was made by the State Department Panel of Consultants on Disarmament, chaired by J. Robert Oppenheimer, who felt that avoiding a test might forestall development of a catastrophic new weapon and open the way for new arms agreements between the two nations. The panel lacked political allies in Washington, however, and no test delay was made on this account. There was a separate desire voiced for a very short delay in the test, for more political reasons: it was scheduled to take place just a few days before the November 4 holding of the United States presidential election, 1952. Truman wanted to keep the thermonuclear test away from partisan politics but had no desire to order a postponement of it himself; however he did make it known that he would be fine if it was delayed past the election due to "technical reasons" being found.
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As a result, in 1981 the USDA established Agriculture in the Classroom, which has the endorsement of all living former Secretaries of Agriculture, the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture, the National Conference of States Legislatures, most of the Governors of the States, and the major agricultural organizations and commodity groups. Significant progress has been made through these partnerships of agriculture, business, education, government and dedicated volunteers. The late Dr. Norman Borlaug, a Nobel prize Laureate, wanted to make it known prior to his death in September 2009 that it was hard for him to stomach the disconnection American students in public education have with agriculture. In a message to Agriculture in the Classroom teachers, Dr. Borlaug encourages the educators that are in public and private schools to develop many more courses on agriculture and food production and also to make it compulsory for students to be enrolled in these classes.
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KMC has had several accomplishments in its first 3 years. Osaka band Riot Dance Party was able to make their first tour overseas in Australia through connections made with an Aussie band at a KMC show. Another connection was made when American hip hop artist, Legrande, met with a professor at Temple University Japan Campus in Tokyo to collaborate on a project with college students to create a character in Second Life. Canadian singer- songwriter Katie Rox has commented on her success at KMC in an interview with Canadian music news site North By East West, saying, “I have noticed CD sales, twitter and Facebook followers have increased since the trip, so I would say it was a success!” Rox explained the value of the conference in her view, saying further that the conference is especially valuable to independent musicians that lack the support of a major label. “You need to make it known who you are.
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Springer Berlin / Heidelberg, 188-196 Even acute alcohol intoxication (a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08-0.09%) produces a substantial impairment of working memory processes that require mnemonic rehearsal strategies. It is less likely for alcohol to impair a working memory task that does not rely on memory rehearsal or associated mnemonic strategies. Because of this, working memory is very susceptible to falter when an individual participates in tasks involving retention concerning both auditory and visual sequences. An interesting example of this is the failure of guitarists or other musicians performing concerts to cue in on auditory patterns and make it known that their performance is hindered by intoxication, whereas professional basketball (a less sequence-heavy activity for working memory) standout Ron Artest recently admitted in an interview with Sporting News to drinking heavily during half-time early in his career and the fact that it had little — if not any recognizable — effect on his working memory.
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Upon rejection by the Charity Commission the council appealed under section 5(3) of the 1960 Act, an action granted by Mr Justice Foster in the Chancery Division of the High Court. On appeal by the Inland Revenue to the Court of Appeal, who were joint defendants with the Attorney General, it was held that "the Council was established for exclusively charitable purposes since its purpose was to further the development and administration of the law and to make it known or accessible to all members of the community, which was a purpose beneficial to the community and of general public utility." In 1970, then, the ICLR was successfully registered as a charity in England and Wales. Currently chaired by Richard Fleck CBE, the ICLR's council consists of members nominated by each of the Inns of Court and by the General Council of the Bar, and is based on Chancery Lane, London.
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Montalbano nostalgically recalls his boyhood and the memories of his family, remembering episodes that stayed imprinted in his imagination, like when his father pulled his leg by stating that the Moon was made of paper and he faithfully believed him. He now starts to feel his age, worried that he's getting old and has not loved enough, especially those closest to him and now disappeared — a fact too late to remedy by showing his full love now, since they are no more.In the episode The Snack Thief Montalbano is contacted by his father's associate notifying him that his father is terminally ill and, aware of his impending death, did not want to make it known to his son, so as to spare him the agony of his suffering. In fact, Montalbano will arrive at the hospital when his father is already dead, thus bitterly reproaching himself for his selfishness because, even though aware that the father was sick, he chose to ignore it.
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From within the grounds of the Holy See to the surrounding areas throughout Tây Ninh Province, from temples to mansions, from small road ways to large highways and bridges, from the local markets to townhouses, from schools to hospitals, nursing homes to orphanages... there is a constant reminder of his great contributions in the name of Cao Đài. Though he is no longer with us, his spirit and energy lives on in each of the Cao Đài disciple many generations since. According to Cao Đài Cardinal Nguyen Huong Hieu and Cao Đài Juridical Renovator Truong Huu Duc, "without him there is no Cao Đài religion, because God came to Ngo Minh Chieu only to make it known that He is the Great Teacher, calling Himself Cao Đài the Great Sage"[without assigning specific duties as He later did Phạm Công Tắc]. This statement speaks of his great significance in the organization and proliferation of the Cao Đài teachings.
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The accusations of mutilation through decapitation were false, although they attracted a lot of media attention as alleged evidence of "Serbian barbarism". Wolfgram also criticized reporting on the alleged Operation Horseshoe, explaining that it was clear that there was coordinated action by Milošević's forces, but that NATO had tried to make it known that they were reacting to something that had been under way since November 1998. Many scholars, including Sabrina P. Ramet, question the existence of the Operation Horseshoe. Jing Ke showed in his study that The Washington Times and The Washington Post failed or ignored to report some of the crucial issues related to the Kosovo crisis, such as part of the Rambouillet Agreement, cluster-bombing of non- military targets and the bombing of the Radio Television of Serbia. Philip Hammond concluded that British media coverage of the NATO air campaign “encountered familiar problems of news management and propaganda” which were observed in post-Cold War conflict reporting.
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As a result, they only had the rich Ballarat goldfield to themselves for a week. By early September 1851 what became known as the Ballarat gold rush had begun, as reported from the field by Henry Frencham, then a reporter for the Argus. (Henry Frencham claimed in his article of 19 September 1851 to have been the first to discover gold at Ballarat [then also known as Yuille's Diggings] "and make it known to the public", a claim he was later to also make about Bendigo, and which resulted in the sitting of a Select Committee of the Victorian Legislative Assembly in 1890.) In the report of the Committee on the Claims to Original Discovery of the Goldfields of Victoria published in The Argus (Melbourne) newspaper of 28 March 1854, however, a different picture of the discovery of gold at Golden Point at Ballarat is presented. They stated that Regan and Dunlop were one of two parties working at the same time on opposite sides of the ranges forming Golden Point, the other contenders for the first finders of gold at Ballarat being described as "Mr Brown and his party".
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Despite the activity, the Bosstones remained non- committal on whether they would record and release a studio album. They did make it known that they would no longer tour at the frequency they were known for in the past. On May 15, 2008, it was reported that the Bosstones would be embarking on a short United States tour in July with the Dropkick Murphys. During the tour, the Bosstones made three stops at Boston Red Sox minor league ballparks. On October 20, 2008, their website announced that they would return to the Middle East in Cambridge to play an eleventh Hometown Throwdown on December 26–29. In late 2008, the game Rock Band 2 was released and featured a re-recorded version of "Where'd You Go?" that the band had recorded earlier in the year. On 4 November 2008, a MySpace blog announced the recording of a new album, and streamed two new songs, "The Impossible Dream" and "Next to Nothing". On July 29, 2009, the band announced the completion of tracking for the album. On October 16, 2009, the album title was announced to be Pin Points and Gin Joints and a free download of the song "Graffiti Worth Reading" was made available.
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When the Yellow Turban Rebellion broke out in 184, an official Zhang Jun (張鈞) wrote a memorial to Emperor Ling, blaming the Ten Attendants and their relatives and associates for the corruption that fuelled the grievances which led to the rebellion. He urged Emperor Ling to execute the Ten Attendants and make it known throughout the Han Empire, so as to appease the common people's anger.(黃巾旣作，盜賊糜沸，郎中中山張鈞上書曰：「竊惟張角所以能興兵作亂，萬人所以樂附之者，其源皆由十常侍多放父兄、子弟、婚親、賔客典據州郡，辜榷財利，侵掠百姓，百姓之冤無所告訴，故謀議不軌，聚為盜賊。宜斬十常侍，縣頭南郊，以謝百姓，又遣使者布告天下，可不須師旅，而大寇自消。」) Houhanshu vol. 78. When Emperor Ling showed the eunuchs the memorial, they removed their hats and shoes, knelt down, begged the emperor to imprison them and expressed their willingness to donate their wealth to fund the army in quelling the rebellion.
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