That makes the new justice pick a seemingly more pivotal one.
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That makes a potential 2020 Senate race in Arizona even more pivotal.
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For Shakespeare, 1599 was a better — and more pivotal — year than most.
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They couldn't come at a more pivotal time for both Hasbro and the toy industry.
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This means internal factions in both parties will play an even more pivotal role going forward.
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When it comes to the climate crisis, advocacy from women leaders could not come at a more pivotal moment.
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For decades, no bloc of voters has been more pivotal in determining the Democratic nominee than African Americans, particularly women.
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Both he and Sanders are still nearly tied for delegates won and there are several more pivotal contests to go.
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EpiPens offer a lifeline for those of us with life-threatening allergies, making the debate on their soaring price all the more pivotal.
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The fact that Iowa is the first stop in the presidential nominating process means climate could play an even more pivotal role in the election.
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With the midterms looming, it's going to become even more pivotal to let your local representative know where you stand, so warm up those dialing fingers.
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Her involvement in defeating the wicked banker William Weatherall Wilkins (Colin Firth), at the film's climax, pushes her intangible, and altogether more pivotal, support to the margins.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, no period is more pivotal than her work helping Mr. de Blasio catapult past a better-known and better-funded rival, Christine C. Quinn.
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Furthermore, a solution to those challenges would likely mean a future farther from the brink of destruction — which makes this century more pivotal than future centuries, too.
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Some have suggested that Senate Democrats will keep their powder dry for a more pivotal appointment, while others have claimed that they are determined to filibuster the nomination.
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A Senate perch would have allowed her to play a more pivotal role in defense and foreign policy, two areas where she has become a leading GOP spokesperson.
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Kabul (CNN)The assassination by the Taliban of a notorious police chief in an important Afghanistan province this week could not have come at a more pivotal moment.
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Now, Nvidia's graphics hardware occupies a more pivotal role, according to Huang – and the company's long list of high-profile partners, including Microsoft, Facebook and others, bears him out.
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GSK's vaccine is considered one of the more pivotal products in its pipeline, with annual sales forecast to reach 1.03 billion pounds ($1.36 billion) by 2023, Thomson Reuters data shows.
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Yet in the trench warfare fight for the Republican presidential nomination — the smaller, less understood delegate races that could prove far more pivotal to Mr. Trump's campaign — the situation remains fluid.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Two years after delivering coffees to Europe's players at Hazeltine, Danish rookie Thorbjorn Olesen has earned himself what he hopes will be a more pivotal Ryder Cup role this time.
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His absence, however, loomed over the events in California, a delegate-rich state that has moved up its primary earlier in 2020, potentially making it much more pivotal to the nomination-selection process.
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Abraham seemed like the best candidate for the death outside of Glenn — he's not as beloved as Daryl or Michonne, but more pivotal and well-developed as a character than Rosita, Eugene or Aaron.
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And no song was more pivotal in Wayne's own embrace of this theme than "I Feel Like Dying," a leaked 20083 track that instantly became a fan favorite, an essential part of the Lil Wayne canon.
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A more pivotal moment may be the presentation of the House Intelligence Committee's report, outlining the evidence Democrats have gathered so far and their recommendations for articles of impeachment, according to officials working on the inquiry.
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Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)The Democratic field has flocked to New Hampshire as the first-in-the-nation primary that may be even more pivotal than usual grabs the spotlight for the first time in the 2020 campaign.
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But closer to the ground, he has also risked alienating an even more pivotal constituency in the swing states that will decide the presidential election: military communities dismayed by his crude and at times offensive comments about the armed services.
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Seen as a crucial swing vote on Brett Kavanaugh's nomination ever since President Trump nominated him to the Supreme Court, she only became more pivotal after Christine Blasey Ford stated publicly that Kavanaugh had assaulted her when both were in high school.
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With Bernie Sanders making headway in Wisconsin before next week's vote there, Hillary Clinton turned her energies on Wednesday to winning a more pivotal contest: the New York primary on April 19, where a Sanders victory would be a humiliating outcome for her.
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Compared to the book, Warren's character in the show plays a much more pivotal role in the narrative because he is used to convey one of the main themes of the series: The truth is the most important part of the story.
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EXETER, N.H. — The Democratic presidential candidates amplified their attacks on one another on Monday in the final hours before polls open in New Hampshire, highlighting the deep divisions between the party's left and center even as their campaigns prepared for a set of even more pivotal contests in the weeks ahead.
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"I think that marketing tapping into that concept of enlightened self-interest is a very powerful thing, and it's just as powerful as the 'Mad Men' days of persuading [people] you needed something when you absolutely didn't, but it actually has a much more pivotal role in society," she said, speaking to CNBC.
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The stories the world sees on screen have never been more pivotal in providing reference and accuracy in the choices we make politically, and the effort of Planned Parenthood in the entertainment space has been spearheaded by a woman named Caren Spruch, Director of Arts and Entertainment Engagement at Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
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"Social media has unleashed an era of disclosure and access transforming the intimate phases of pregnancy into public knowledge; the gender-reveal marks one of the more pivotal points in this public process," writes Carly Gieseler, an assistant professor of gender and communications at York College, in an article for the Journal of Gender Studies.
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That will draw howls of protests from conservatives, as it will give House Democrats more leverage and provide a more pivotal role for House Democratic Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Wrote CNN's Eric Bradner: "The tensions between former Vice President Joe Biden and liberal progressives were on full display this weekend in California, where most of the Democratic Party's presidential contenders were campaigning ..." ... His absence, however, loomed over the events in California, a delegate-rich state that has moved up its primary earlier in 2446, potentially making it much more pivotal to the nomination-selection process.
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He also accredits Muhammad for his role in the development of Islam, far more influential than Jesus' contribution to the development of Christianity. Hart claims that St. Paul was more pivotal than Jesus to the growth of Christianity.
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A near identical aestel (with the Christ-like figure wearing a red tunic instead of a green one) appeared in BBC Four's Detectorists in 2015, first appearing in series two, and playing a more pivotal role in the following Christmas Special.
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She further explains the abortion never took place, as she miscarried. Melissa adds that losing a child made the follow-up pregnancy much more pivotal. Spencer is simply stunned at her affirmations. When Melissa, Ian, and Spencer are chatting with Mrs.
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Legislation therefore is pivotal. The Constitution, however, is more pivotal still. Section 23 enshrines the right to "fair labour practices," while section 18 provides that "everyone has the right to freedom of association." The right to strike, furthermore, has been explicitly constitutionalized.
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In the 2004 final he scored a conversion, but in the 2005 final he was more pivotal and scored a try, three conversions and five penalties. Then in 2008 he scored two conversions and four penalties. He also played in two Heineken Cup Finals in 2004 and 2007.
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With a RSI smaller than 100%, the supplier being analyzed begins to become more 'pivotal' and thus could potentially practise market power. The RSI has the advantage over the PSI to be not binary and for this reason it can better indicate the existence of structural market power.
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The Office, NBC. Aired on September 21, 2006. Her next encounter with Michael is at a Philadelphia-held convention, although she plays a more pivotal role when Dwight Schrute (Rainn Wilson) contacts her in an attempt to be promoted to branch manager at Michael's expense, to which Jan refuses.Lieberstein, Paul (writer) & Daniels, Greg.
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When order, and the provincial party committee were restored in 1970, Peng was made a Deputy Secretary, again as the sole civilian. Xu Shiyou’s 1974 transfer to Guangzhou opened up space for Peng Chong to become 1st CCP Secretary and Chairman of the Jiangsu Revolutionary Committee. This brief role positioned him to play a more pivotal role in neutralizing the Gang of Four’s supporters in Shanghai following the October 1976 coup d’état.
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Then-manager Boyd Steemson maintains the chart success was no surprise for the band. Eldritch has later considered producer Steinman to have been more pivotal in securing funding for additional production than the songs themselves. The band did not play live during this period, but did mime Top of the Pops, among others. "This Corrosion", "Dominion" and "Lucretia My Reflection" were released as singles, the videos for which would be compiled on the 1988 VHS release Shot, alongside a video for "1959".
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The Seljuq period of Azerbaijan's history was possibly even more pivotal than the Arab conquest as it helped shape the ethnolinguistic nationality of the modern Azerbaijani Turks. Rawadids (11th–12th century). After the decline of the Abbasid Caliphate, the territory of Azerbaijan was under the sway of numerous dynasties such as the Iranian Salarids, Sajids, Shaddadids, and Buyids. However, at the beginning of the 11th century, the territory was gradually seized by waves of Oghuz Turkic tribes emanating from Central Asia.
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DC has made very little use of Son of Vulcan. He appeared briefly in DC Challenge #9 where he was introduced into the DC universe by the aforementioned Roy Thomas and returned to take a more pivotal part in the War of the Gods miniseries that followed the Crisis on Infinite Earths fictional crossover only to be killed off in the last issue. In 2005 DC published a new Son of Vulcan miniseries whose title character and series premise was unrelated to the original.
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In the 90s, Professional Advancement Centre (PACE), Agro-Entrepreneur Development Centre (AgroPAC) and Agricultural Extension Institute (IPP) were setups. In January 2007, these 3 entities were rejuvenated as Centre for Extension, Entrepreneurship and Professional Advancement (APEEC). As the role of APEEC met approval of criteria for establishment of UCTC by NBOS, APEEC was renamed as University Community Transformation Centre (UCTC) UPM and its role realigned. This renaming effectively retained previous organisation albeit with some roles and directions adjustments commensurate with its new function as a more pivotal link to communities.
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Wolfgang Metzger (born July 22, 1899 in Heidelberg, Germany; died December 20, 1979 in Bebenhausen, Germany) is considered one of the main representatives of Gestalt psychology (Gestalt theory) in Germany. Metzger's most widely acclaimed work is Psychologie: Die Entwicklung ihrer Grundannahmen seit der Einführung des Experiments (Psychology: The development of basic principles since the introduction of the experimental method). It portrays systematically the foundations of psychology, including the different kinds of psychological reality, the problems associated with reference systems, order, and much more. Pivotal in its discussions is the cumulative knowledge, at that time, of the entire Gestalt school.
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The Seljuq period of Azerbaijan's history was possibly even more pivotal than the Arab conquest as it helped shape the ethno-linguistic nationality of the modern Azerbaijani Turks. After decline of Abbasid Caliphate, the territory of Azerbaijan was under the sway of numerous dynasties such as the Salarids, Sajids, Shaddadids, Rawadids and Buyids. However at the beginning of the 11th century, the territory was gradually seized by waves of Oghuz Turkic tribes emanating from Central Asia. The first of these Turkic dynasties was the Ghaznavids from northern Afghanistan, who took over part of Azerbaijan by 1030.
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Newsam made his mark in the division, and in 1924 was picked by the then Permanent Secretary Sir John Anderson, as Anderson's own private secretary. Having come to trust Newsam's abilities, Anderson retained him in this post despite Newsam's promotion to principal in 1925. There were some who saw him as a "power behind the throne" in assisting Anderson. In 1927, Anderson placed Newsam in an even more pivotal post as Principal Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for Home Affairs (Home Secretary) – responsible for administering the office of the political head of the department.
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Len stayed behind to help Angie rebuild her life, at the request of his granddaughter Ollie. Len kept a close watch on his grandchildren - not knowing that soon he would be required to take on a more pivotal role in their lives. In November 2002, Angie was killed in a car crash whilst attempting to set Cain up in order to get him out of her life, leaving Len to look after Marc and Ollie. Marc went to live with his father but Ollie chose to stay with Len and her boyfriend Danny Daggert (Cleveland Campbell) moved in with them.
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Proposals have been put forward to make QV more robust with respect to both collusion and outside attacks. The effects of voter irrationality and misconceptions on QV results have been examined critically by QV by a number of authors. QV has been shown to be less sensitive to 'underdog effects' than one-person-one-vote. When the election is close, QV has also been shown to be efficient in the face of a number of deviations from perfectly rational behavior, including voters believing vote totals are signals in and of themselves, voters using their votes to express themselves personally, and voter belief that their votes are more pivotal than they actually are.
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As the connected television landscape continues to evolve, search and recommendation are seen as having even more pivotal role in the discovery of content.The New Face of TV With broadband connected devices, consumers are projected to have access to content from linear broadcast sources as well as internet television. Therefore, there is a risk that the market could become fragmented, leaving it to the viewer to visit various locations and find what they want to watch in a way that is time-consuming and complicated for them. By using a search and recommendation engine, viewers are provided with a central 'portal' from which to discover content from a number of sources in just one location.
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Retrieved on September 24, 2008. Before the season finale aired, Jensen ranked this as the second best moment of the seasonJensen, Jeff, (May 29, 2008) "Best Moment #2 of Season 4: 'He Changed the Rules'", Entertainment Weekly. Retrieved on September 24, 2008. IGN's Chris Carabott also considered it "one of the more pivotal scenes in the entire series" due to it being "phenomenally shot, edited and acted"Carabott, Chris, (April 25, 2008) "Ben is Faced with an Unimaginable Decision", IGN. Retrieved on September 24, 2008. Oscar Dahl described it as "perfectly paced … and provided a huge shock … and some of the best acting you'll ever see" ranking it the fifth best moment of the season.
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" In the Chicago Tribune, critic Greg Kot noted that "Drake's increasing mastery of not just rhyme, but tone and inflection is readily apparent", while Eric Diep of XXL noted Drake's apparent desire on the album "to hold the spot as an innovator". Bonsu Thompson of Vibe felt that while Nothing Was the Same was not a "classic album", "its accomplishments may end up more pivotal. Hip-hop music hasn't been blurred and stretched this wide since Kanye's 808s & Heartbreak." Evan Rytlewski of The A.V. Club concluded that "if Nothing Was the Same doesn't resonate quite as consistently as Take Care, it's because Drake and his in-house collaborator Noah "40" Shebib sometimes seem content to revisit that album's sonic landscapes instead of carving out new ones.
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