Of the six types of discharge, dishonorable is the most punishing.
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The United Nations passed the most punishing sanctions ever levied against North Korea shortly after.
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But the night's most punishing exchanges by far were over allegations concerning his treatment of women.
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Changes cannot come soon enough for the world's top players who invariably have the most punishing schedules.
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The days were long and tiring, but it was not the physical demands that were most punishing.
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But how much will the new standard do to alleviate some of the most punishing aspects of the city's affordability crisis?
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Both, however, have done a valiant job of presenting The Murder Capital as one of the Emerald Isle's most punishing new groups.
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BERLIN — Siegfried, the dragon-slaying hero of Richard Wagner's monumental "Ring" cycle, is one of the most punishing operatic parts ever written.
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Still, of the ones I've worked, including being a cashier at Walmart, the people at the ice cream shop always felt the most punishing.
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The role, especially in "Siegfried" but also in this concluding, four-and-a-half hour installment, is one of the most punishing assignments in opera.
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Mr. Sanders said last week the medical episode would "change the nature" of his campaign, which has been among the most punishing in the field.
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The next year, college officials outlawed the most punishing formations, instituted the forward pass, and created a "neutral zone" between the defense and the offense.
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On the way from China to Russia to Western Europe, one of the most punishing stretches is the walk through Belarusian forests to the Polish border.
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United Nations sanctions imposed since 2016 have been the most punishing, banning all the North's key exports, including coal, and drastically cutting back its fuel imports.
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Here Piper puts her finger on a most punishing aspect of black or any marginalized group identity that is seldom addressed with the honesty it requires.
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In the Washington, D.C., area, this storm has the potential to deliver the most punishing blow from a winter storm since the notorious winter of 2009-10.
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But Collins, who is 65 and coming off two of the most punishing years of her Senate career, seems to be entering a particularly grim existential zone.
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Esoteric has been making some of the most punishing and sonically overwhelming funeral doom in existence for over 20 years, and Burden of the Noose spews pure, unadulterated sludge.
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After pulling out of a nuclear deal with Iran earlier in the year, America's most punishing sanctions on the country came into effect, aiming to cripple its already struggling economy.
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She knows nothing of that week when Grady drove the ball with laser-like precision to avoid the most punishing rough he had ever seen and earn the Wanamaker Trophy.
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By Saturday, however, the storm track shifted to the west, putting Gulf Coast cities like Naples, Fort Myers and Tampa at risk of the most punishing winds and storm surge.
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Glacial Tomb never shies away from melody and clearly puts a lot of thought into their actual songwriting, but the project's major focus is on churning out the most punishing blackened death possible.
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It's been many years since the heavyweight division — featuring the biggest, most punishing fighters and, potentially, the most voyeuristically stunning bouts — had a star who truly captured the public imagination in the United States.
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Those who know Kuroda say he is energetic and fit, but he has made no comment on his willingness to retain one of the country's most punishing high-profile posts into his late seventies.
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The Hanoi summit meeting broke down when Mr. Kim insisted that the most punishing United Nations sanctions against his country should be lifted in return for a partial dismantlement of his country's nuclear program.
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Yet at its core, as the culmination of the longest, most punishing schedule in major professional sports, the event should be a showcase for excellence — and greatness will be out in force this time.
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"The American Health Care Act would repeal the most punishing elements of Obamacare, including the massive tax increases and mandates that have increased costs, limited choices, and smothered job creation," the group said in a statement.
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Live TV, which can be easily rewound to hunt for clues to the secret of a trick without leaving any room to edit out bad angles, is by far the most punishing venue for filmed magic.
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According to SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk, the Falcon 9 rocket booster was subject to the most punishing reentry into Earth's atmosphere of any of SpaceX's boosters during prior landing attempts, including the failed ones.
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Add to that the potential lure of Los Angeles night life, which can ensnare visiting teams, and these jaunts to the West Coast are not always especially productive, not against the league's most punishing tag-team.
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UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations Security Council on Saturday unanimously adopted a resolution to impose the most punishing sanctions yet against North Korea over its repeated defiance of a ban on testing missiles and nuclear bombs.
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That choice, when jobless rates were far below what was considered "full employment," helped spark the runaway inflation of the 1970s, and forced subsequent Fed officials to impose some of the most punishing, and recessionary, interest rates ever.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The number of children in need of life-saving aid continues to grow in Kenya amid one of most punishing droughts in years and another disappointing rainy season, the United Nations' children agency said on Friday.
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President Trump on the other hand dismantled the history-making Obama opening with Cuba and has placed some of the most punishing sanctions on the island in decades, which Cuba blames for shortages of fuel, food and even gas for cooking.
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In the deepest depths of the most punishing swim workouts, when my fingers and toes would get tingly and I would start seeing stars from lack of oxygen, I was never able to derive power from those phrases, not when it really mattered.
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Now this is where things get interesting—the answer to the kicker is to crowd him, yet the side kick (while undone by crowding) is a kick which is at its most punishing and viable when timed on an opponent attempting to apply pressure.
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Thirteen years later, in a spirit of hair-shirted penance, I committed to riding every last inch of the 1914 Giro d'Italia — the most punishing grand tour in history, completed by only eight of the 81 starters — on a 1914-era wooden-wheeled bike.
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Even so, it was arguably the most punishing defeat Mr. Trump has experienced as president, and it left the White House scrounging for other ways to pay for a wall on the southwestern border and rethinking its approach to a Congress now partly controlled by Democrats.
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In our survey of the world's cities with populations above 300,000 people Mecca, the holiest city in Islam, with an average temperature of 35°C (and an average high of 44°C) in June, stands out as one of the most punishing cities in which to observe Ramadan.
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If Mr. Trump has effectively staked his campaign nationwide on strong support from whites, Florida may present the most punishing test of his strategy, as Hispanics here, including conservative-leaning Cuban-Americans who twice helped George W. Bush carry the state, turn away from his candidacy en masse.
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Still, in the long list of difficult demands that Perel makes on the human spirit—not seeking revenge, understanding your spouse's desire to feel "alive" with someone else, and so on—the labor of fending off sexual boredom and keeping domestic life "hot" may strike some as the most punishing and arduous of all.
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Couch Slut's Contempt is one of the most punishing things that have come across my desk (and burrowed into my eardrums) this year; it's far too early to make predictions about Best of 2017 laurels, but if I was financially solvent enough to be a a betting woman, I know where my chips would lie.
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They include a criminal probe from federal prosecutors over whether Holmes misled her investors and the public; an inquiry from the Securities and Exchange Commission; a possible FBI investigation; and, most punishing, a two-year ban for Holmes from operating blood-testing labs, issued in July by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Before this year, Ms. Stemme's New York appearances were so few and far between that she had become something of an unattainable cult figure to the city's operagoers, who needed either recordings or airplane tickets to hear her as she evolved from an essentially lyric soprano into the rare singer to excel in opera's heaviest, most punishing roles.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) landed the most punishing blows, lighting into the multi-billionaire over a history of off-color remarks; failing so far to produce his tax returns; the treatment of women at his financial data company; the stop-and-frisk policing policy he instituted as New York mayor; and past comments suggesting red-lining reform, rather than the big banks, drove the financial crisis.
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Another piece of evidence proving this movie is not real and will not be available to view in theaters across the globe: this trailer appears to be a remix of the four admittedly existent Pirates of the Caribbean movies that have already portrayed, in pain-staking detail, Captain Jack Sparrow's many boring dust-ups with the British Empire, Mother Nature, zombie men, zombie monkeys, zombie boats, and the most punishing foe of all — women who talk too much.
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U.S. troops Surrounds Red, Kill 128. Pacific Star and Stripes (Three Star edition), 18 March 1969. On 12 April 1968, the Trident wrote that, "The most punishing operations undertaken by the brigade in Operation Muscatine's area involved three separate raids into the village and vicinity of My Lai, which cost the VC 276 killed"."Muscatine bats 1000", Trident, 11th Infantry Brigade, Volume 1, Number 10, 12 April 1968.
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Historically the Admirals were known to have had one of the most punishing ground attacks in the IAFL. Pezeron and O'Callaghan have broken numerous records in the league. Alain Pezeron has broken records for most points scored by a single player at 34 points and rushing touchdowns in a single game at 5. Keith O'Callaghan has been named Offensive Player of the Year for the Admirals a record six years in a row.
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On June 14, 2013, Ford Motor Company issued a press release detailing their robotic durability testing program. Each new model that Ford releases must first go through extensive durability and endurance testing to ensure that the vehicle meets Ford's safety and quality standards. Unfortunately, some of the testing environments were creating health concerns for human test drivers, causing abbreviated shifts and slowdowns in testing output. Ford's solution was the robotic durability testing program which allows vehicles to be tested on the most punishing test tracks at nearly the same productivity as other tracks.
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The most punishing effect of European arrival and settlement was loss of land. Europeans relied more heavily on farming for their subsistence than the natives did, and were also far more likely to grow surplus crops that could be traded or sold. Thus the new arrivals needed large amounts of fertile land to support their quickly growing populations. Virginia's native population found itself being pushed towards – and eventually over – the mountains as European arrivals snatched up large land grants made by the English governors of the new colony.
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" She was ranked as the 29th best looking game girl by GameHall's Portal PlayGame in 2014. PlayStation Official Magazine listed her Cross Assault team-up with Nina Williams in Street Fighter X Tekken as one of the best in the game. Julia has been one of the most popular characters among the professional players of Tekken 4. In 2013, Complex ranked Julia as the 18th best Tekken character, commenting that "armed with one of the most punishing command throws on the roster, she'll be breaking nerds' hearts for years to come.
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The show's hosts recited the title phrase as they watched some of the most punishing hits inflicted by players on the field. Jackson's pre-ESPN broadcasting experience included co-host positions for both "Broncos Beat," a weekly show on KCNC-TV in Denver, Colorado and a post-game show on KUSA-TV. He had also hosted a daily syndicated sports commentary radio show, "Behind the Line." In 1995 Jackson appeared in the "Eggheads" episode of the American science fiction television series Sliders, playing a color commentator during the Mindgame scenes.
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This was the game that took the longest completion time. On February 21, 2017, a few days before the finale, Nintendo Life noted that the project took over 3000 hours of game play time and the final game would be Super Mario Bros. 3. Also just two days before the finale, Waypoint of Vice Media noted how TMR found Ikari Warriors to be one of the most punishing games and required using save states on an emulator in order to practice, discovering glitches and other speedrunning techniques along the way. After the final streaming on February 26, 2017 of Super Mario Bros.
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" He frequently scored his runs rapidly, as described by the Reverend R.S. Holmes, who wrote of his batting against Nottinghamshire; "the Captain scored at his usual rate – three out of four runs notched, represent his pace. Against Surrey he got 61 out of 81, this time 60 out of the same total. That's the kind of example every captain should set – a run a minute, or thereabouts." In summary of the 1892 season The Cricket Annual notes that "the Somerset player, in fact, had established the reputation of being the most punishing batsman and rapid scorer of the day, and on last season's form no representative eleven could be considered complete without him.
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Lancashire (4pts) beat Gloucestershire (0pts) by six wickets Lancashire Lightning were lethal with the ball at Bristol as they beat Gloucestershire Gladiators by six wickets in a low-scoring encounter. Dominic Cork was the most punishing bowler, taking four for 14 off nine overs (including five wides) as Gloucestershire whimpered to 86, as veteran wicketkeeper Mark Alleyne top-scored with 24 not out. Alleyne was one of two Gloucestershire batsmen to make it into double figures. Jon Lewis, who had earlier on in the day been called up to the England ODI squad to meet Bangladesh and Australia, took three for 40, but it was not enough to stop Lancashire from cruising to the target with nearly 25 overs to spare.
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Lancashire (4pts) beat Gloucestershire (0pts) by six wickets Lancashire Lightning were lethal with the ball at Bristol as they beat Gloucestershire Gladiators by six wickets in a low-scoring encounter. Dominic Cork was the most punishing bowler, taking four for 14 off nine overs (including five wides) as Gloucestershire whimpered to 86, as veteran wicketkeeper Mark Alleyne top-scored with 24 not out. Alleyne was one of two Gloucestershire batsmen to make it into double figures. Jon Lewis, who had earlier on in the day been called up to the England ODI squad to meet Bangladesh and Australia, took three for 40, but it was not enough to stop Lancashire from cruising to the target with nearly 25 overs to spare.
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" Delusions of Adequacy called it "a catalog highlight [...] one of the band's very best albums", singling out "All Soul's Day" as "one of the most punishing moments in the Unwound repertoire." Popmatters called it "a furious classic of a record. They addressed the frustration and isolation that so many indie bands of their ilk addressed, but few could transmogrify those feelings into a sound this crafted yet unruly, into a sound that could vacillate between the claustrophobia of being lonely and the sometimes scary open space of being alone." Treble rated the album an 8.9 out of 10, writing that "[t]here are four major factors here: Raw emotion, tidal waves of noise, head-banging hooks, and trippy instrumental transitions.
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A stop-over in Long Beach, California right next to the Hollywood-dominated landscape of Los Angeles happened 4 weeks after the South African race. The typically pleasant and sunny weather there gave for a relaxed atmosphere at this tight, twisty and rough street circuit (1 of 2 on the calendar – the other being Monaco) which was in contrast to the previous 3 quick Southern Hemisphere circuits used thus far in the season. With its tight, slow layout being lined with unforgiving concrete walls, Long Beach was known then to be the toughest and most punishing race of the season on the car and driver. Nelson Piquet effectively dominated this race in his Brabham- Ford/Cosworth – he took pole, set fastest lap, led from start to finish and took his first of 23 race victories.
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"Tower of Snakes" was Eighteen Visions second single from the album Obsession, and is often regarded as one of their most popular songs. One of the very few songs that were finished by the time they went to studio to track down the record, it was written by then-drummer Ken Floyd while he was still playing in metal band Throwdown. Described during the release of the album by members of the band as the "most punishing song" they ever wrote, it is most notable for its mid-song palm-muted open B breakdown punctuated by minor 2nd horror chords, a technique commonly used in modern hardcore, which stood out from the rest of the otherwise Post-grunge/Emo vibe of the record. The rest of the song minus the double bass breaks features mixolydian single-note downtempo riffs played on the low string, and an Eb/E power chord progression that adds a major 12th on the first chord that does not move on the second one, which is reminiscent of Around the Fur-era Deftones.
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