Even revered 59th Street classics can move with the times.
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The production itself could move with the times, Ms. Reinsperger suggested.
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But offerings in the aisles have yet to move with the times.
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This might be the moment for the constitution to move with the times, too.
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So, we've evolved the portfolio to keep up with the consumer and move with the times.
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"We've had to evolve and move with the times," said Ms. Lowry, the festival's general manager.
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"You have to be innovative and move with the times but you have to do it authentically," he said.
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"We've got to move with the times," said Alexandra Willis, head of communications, content and digital for the All England Club.
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"Didusenko told Radio 1&aposs "Newsbeat" that she wants to "make sure the rules of Miss World move with the times.
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Many conservatives oppose the idea of an empress, but some Japanese think the monarchy should also move with the times on this.
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Alas, mismanagement and a failure to move with the times have turned the erstwhile icon of innovation into a disorganised, debt-laden mess.
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Ever willing to move with the times, it has just been released in spray cans with both Sharp Cheddar and Buffalo Cheddar flavours.
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So he pops up on Twitter, often with video, plans post-race moves and encourages meeting organizers and media to move with the times.
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It's about how my character wants something different for his son, and the struggle of breaking away from the old tradition to move with the times.
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Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang, whose government cooperated closely with former U.S. President Barack Obama's administration on climate change, said all countries should "move with the times".
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Although mining business BHP can trace its roots back to the mid-19th century, it is embracing a number of technologies in order to move with the times.
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"The region is competitive, you need to stay ahead and move with the times," says Tim Fox, chief economist at Emirates NBD, one of the largest banks in the region.
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Today, it is the UK's 22015-year-old Prince Harry who is pushing the British monarchy to move with the times -- although he too has been trying to find the balance.
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The firm isn't saying the change was a reaction to those concerns, though Chan did say the change was a "testament" to how Andreessen Horowitz managed to move with the times.
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The Whigs think the Conservative Party must move with the times in order to survive, whereas the Tories think that moving with the times will mean surrendering everything they hold dear.
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But other countries say the WTO needs to move with the times, and note that 70 regional trade agreements already include provisions or chapters on e-commerce, according to a recent study.
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With her efficiency, her style, her willingness to move with the times she made the ducal stately home thrive as a commercial enterprise as well as a monument of historic and artistic significance.
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I do hope they think about incorporating this into the game not just for realism but in order to prove they are a truly progressive company who want to move with the times.
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"We still uphold that all sides should move with the times, grasp the opportunities, fulfill their promises and earnestly take proactive steps to jointly push the enforcement of this agreement," Lu told a daily news briefing.
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"We still uphold that all sides should move with the times, grasp the opportunities, fulfil their promises and earnestly take proactive steps to jointly push the enforcement of this agreement," Lu told a daily news briefing.
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Chopra, the maker of one of Bollywood's most enduring love stories, wanted to move with the times, but he didn't quite get a hold of the Dharam-Shyra generation as he did the Raj-Simran generation.
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"In an interview with the BBC published Sunday, Didusenko said she wants to "make sure the rules of Miss World move with the times" and hopes the pageant updates its rules to "reflect women&aposs reality today.
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The first is the conservative yet effective behemoth that knows how to build really good DSLRs for specific audiences; the second is a more realistic, humble company that understands its place in the world and wants to move with the times.
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But Tibetan Buddhism needs to march with the times, and at the same time as passing down and teaching its traditional precepts it needs to put more focus on teachings that "benefit social harmony and move with the times", Wu said.
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Read more: China is 'weaponizing capital' — and it's keeping the head of the US Navy awake at night"The sense in Solomon Islands is that there are significant resources on offer here from China, and they want to move with the times and on the side of history," he said.
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" Daily Mail: June 16, 2019Meghan: "Proper royalty is about tradition and duty, self-effacing service and loyalty — year after year after year, season after season... That is not to say that a monarchy cannot or must not move with the times — simply that it has to resist the temptation to be buffeted by passing cultural trends.
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This also reflected in the JMI's programs, as the organization had to move with the times.
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Gordon, Anne (1988). To move with the times : the story of transport and travel in Scotland. Aberdeen : The University Press. . Page 109 as wheeled vehicles were useless.
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Even after one hundred years of Olympic competition, Modern Pentathlon's ability to move with the times has made it the true test of the all-round Olympic super athlete.
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They were also used to assist ladies and men into and out of carts.Gordon, Anne (1988). To move with the times : the story of transport and travel in Scotland. Aberdeen : The University Press. .
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Rucka dethroned Zeus and Hades, who were unable to move with the times as the other gods had, replacing them with Athena and Ares as the new rulers of the gods and the Underworld. Athena selected Diana to be her personal champion.
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A Gentleman's Club is a British television sitcom broadcast in the UK on BBC2 between September–October 1988. Set in the fictional Albany Club in London, the series dealt with the changes afoot when the club was forced to move with the times and admit women.
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Mounting blocks were especially useful for women riding sidesaddle or pillion, that is 'riding double',Gordon, Anne (1988). To move with the times : the story of transport and travel in Scotland. Aberdeen : The University Press. . Page 114 allowing a horse to be mounted without a loss of modesty.
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Television has been accused of aiding in the magazine's decline, but it is more likely the magazine failed due to a combination of issues, including changing habits in its readership and the magazine's dilution of its original concept and features in an attempt to move with the times.
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W. Buckland, Text-book on Roman Law (Cambridge University 1921, 3rd > ed. 1963 rev'd by P. Stein) at p. 29. His Digest was > a comprehensive treatise on both civil and praetorian law. ... The principal > characteristics of Julian's work seem to be a very lucid style and a clear > recognition of the fact that legal conceptions must move with the times.
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Rucka modernized the Greek and Egyptian gods, updating the toga-wearing deities to provide them with briefcases, laptop computers, designer clothing, and modern hairstyles. Rucka dethroned Zeus and Hades, who were unable to move with the times as the other gods had, replacing them with Athena and Ares as new rulers of the gods and the Underworld. Athena selected Diana to be her personal champion.
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Mstrkrft also produced Die Mannequin's first EP, How to Kill, and Magneta Lane's second LP, Dancing With Daggers. Mstrkrft have been commissioned to remix songs by such artists as Death From Above 1979, Justice, Kylie Minogue, Katy Perry, Bloc Party, Ayumi Hamasaki, Metric, Wolfmother,Devlin, Mike. "Masters of keyboards 'move with the times'", Times-Colonist, 2006-07-29, p. B3. Annie and The Kills.
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In 1981, the band's third studio album, 7, reached number 5 in the UK Albums Chart and contained three hit singles: "Grey Day" (no. 4, April 1981), "Shut Up" (no. 7, September 1981), and "Cardiac Arrest" (no. 14, February 1982). In an article in 1979, Chris Foreman explained that the band's music would move with the times, and change styles as time goes on.
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Rosie O'Grady's before it closed in 2009 The pub had been in the Morrells Brewing Company portfolio for most its life, with beer brewed at the nearby Lion Brewery. The decline of the publican industry since the 1990s though, saw not only the Queen's Arms change, but also its brewery. In 1996, responding to the need to move with the times, the Queen's Arms was relaunched as the Irish- themed "Rosie O'Gradys". Patrons of its heyday will reminisce of Irish folk music replete with strings and wind.
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Roger Glover, bass player for Episode Six, said of their new drummer: "Mick represented a step up for us because he had been around in other bands. The Herd had one fairly big hit so it was as if we had been connected with success." Also in the band was singer Ian Gillan. Despite numerous BBC sessions and two singles, commercial success never came for the band and there was a feeling that they were failing to move with the times as the music scene rapidly changed at the close of the 1960s.
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To move with the times, the Carry On series added nudity to its saucy seaside postcard innuendo. Series producer Peter Rogers saw the George Segal movie Loving and added his two favourite words to the title, making Carry On Loving the twentieth in the series.Mr Carry On biography of Peter Rogers by Morris Bright and Robert Ross Starring "countess of cleavage" Imogen Hassall, the story of a dating agency service is still very innocent stuff. It was followed by Carry On Girls, based around a Miss World-style beauty contest.
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The Gala is overseen by the Gala Queen and her two attendants who are elected each year by the committee and upstanding members of the local community. Children from local schools, or who live in the community, are encouraged to apply each year for the three coveted roles and it is a great honour to be selected. In 2008, the Gala decided to move with the times and widen its criteria in order to attract a potential Gala King. The Gala elected its first King in 2011 in Mark Nicholls.
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The school then had an enrollment of about fifty boys and girls. Over the intervening years, the school has grown to nearly 1000 children from creche to Matric situated on a beautiful campus is formerly known as Alexandra Park on the R72. Rooted in a proud past, the Port Alfred High staff, governing body, and alumni work together to move with the times, catering to the needs of our local children on a multitude of levels. The school's motto, “Facta Non Verba” meaning “Deeds and not Words” is an underlying yet constant theme which the School underpins at every opportunity.
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Increasingly, she received the support of affluent parents who believed their daughters should move with the times and be able to stand on their own two feet. Always keen to support the history of southern Jutland in her curriculum, in 1884 Kruse was a co-founder of the Sønderjysk Samfund (South Jutland Society), becoming a member of the board in 1898. With a view to providing pensions for retired teachers, she founded Foreningen til Lærerinders Understøttelse (Association in Support of Women Schoolteachers), and in 1872 was a co-founder of Kvindelig Læseforening (Women's Reading Association). She was also an active member of Dansk Kvindesamfund (Danish Women's Society) and Den danske Pigeskole (Danish Girls' School).
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Awakening in a dungeon, Cannonball meets other prisoners including a teen named Bugface. In the dungeon, Bugface explains to Cannonball that they're Skrulls and that Kral X is a planet designed for those who are not fit to serve in the Skrull army. In order to make them happy, Kral X was designed to look like a 1950s American TV show, but when the show was cancelled and rebooted in modern times, the Skrull Ritchie neglected Bugface's suggestion to move with the times and sent him and other like-minded citizens to the dungeon to keep their lifestyles the way it is. After escaping the dungeon, Cannonball leads Bugface and the rebels against Ritchie until Smasher and the U.S.Avengers arrive to help.
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Van Ronk took this pianistic approach and added a harmonic sophistication adapted from the band voicings of Jelly Roll Morton and Duke Ellington. He ranks high in bringing blues style to Greenwich Village during the 1960s, as well as introducing the folk world to the complex harmonies of Kurt Weill in his many Brecht-Weill interpretations, and was one of a very few hardcore traditional revivalists to move with the times, bringing old blues and ballads together with the new sounds of Dylan, Mitchell and Leonard Cohen. During this crucial period, he performed with Dylan and similar artists and spent many years teaching guitar in Greenwich Village, including to Christine Lavin, David Massengill, Terre Roche and Suzzy Roche. He influenced his protégé Danny Kalb and the Blues Project.
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The Broons were portrayed in a sketch on the BBC Scotland comedy show Naked Video. Tony Roper was cast as Paw, Gregor Fisher played Maw, Elaine C. Smith portrayed the Bairn, Jonathan Watson appeared as Joe, and Louise Beattie appeared as Horace, with the other family members (and Oor Wullie) mentioned in passing. The sketch revolved around Paw's naivety in the modern world and his inability to move with the times, not even realising that his entire offspring are the product of an affair Maw was having with a farmer. In December 2005, the BBC Scotland documentary Happy Birthday Broons celebrated the family's 70th anniversary with celebrity guests including Muriel Gray, Ford Kiernan, Sanjeev Kohli, Eddi Reader, Elaine C. Smith, Ricky Ross, Tony Roper, Tam Cowan, Grant Morrison, Frank Quitely and was narrated by Ewan McGregor.
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Chris Curtis's choice of Bobby Darin's "When I Get Home", despite a strong band performance, was a relative chart failure by their standards. This to an extent undermined Curtis's position as song selector for the band, and some internal disagreements resurfaced over musical policy and direction that had been evident earlier when Tony Jackson had left, and likely played a part in Curtis leaving as well after the 1966 Australian tour. This was a major blow, as Curtis had been chief songwriter, song selector, and key high harmony voice, as well as a figurehead member and the main PR man. As musical styles evolved, The Searchers did attempt to move with the times, recording covers of songs by The Rolling Stones ("Take It Or Leave it") and The Hollies "Have You Ever Loved Somebody", which was a minor UK chart hit though a rival cover by Paul & Barry Ryan probably robbed both parties of a bigger hit).
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However, alongside protests against police brutality in the United States and abroad, and debates on the role of entertainment in the portrayal of law enforcement in society, the genre has been facing increased scrutiny. As a result, some television networks have been making an effort to address and correct the aforementioned criticism. In August 2020, it became known that the CBS writing staff will partner with 21CP Solutions, an advisory group on public safety and law enforcement, on the network’s legal dramas and police procedurals. CBS producers state that the team, including civil rights experts, lawyers and police veterans alike, has been hired in order to fill the recently identified lack of reality in crime shows and allow the genre to move with the times. As a result, the main objectives and partnership’s attention is supposed to focus on an increase of inclusivity, diversity and authenticity in the production of police procedurals.
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