Mr. Reutersward did not conform to any particular art movement.
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But they did not conform to Michigan's strict uniform guidelines.
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"She did not conform to any known psychiatric illness," Barahona-Corrêa says.
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The underlying message: Do not conform to materialism; aim higher; do better.
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Ehrman did not conform to the traditional role of the midcentury housewife.
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We rallied for someone to challenge business-as-usual, not conform to it.
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The CSRC said at the time the information did not conform to the facts.
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Not their shapes, because they do not conform to anything studied in geometry class.
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First, these platforms do not conform to standard industry boundaries, making antitrust regulation difficult.
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Libya would not conform, either as cudgel or brag, to the needs of American politics.
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The CSRC said at the time that the report did not conform to the facts.
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To not conform, to realize that when you're out there, you've done all this before.
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Physicians are rated, incentivized and often directly pressured by administrators if they do not conform.
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Candidates who do not conform to the rules of the debates should be shut down.
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It does not conform to Texas, Kansas City or any other cherished American barbecue standards.
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If your opponent does not conform to your desires, you resolve the issue with military force.
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A Twitter account linked to a personal email would almost certainly not conform to federal security standards.
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Her unisex works do not conform to the idea that jewelry has to be pretty or performative.
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Cities have considered banning older vehicles which do not conform to the latest Euro 6d engine emissions standards.
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Frequently, the report's conclusions do not conform to what "a reasonable person" might conclude from assessing the facts.
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As a genderqueer who does not conform to gender conventions, Doe prefers plural pronouns to gendered singular alternatives.
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DeWine, a Republican, said he couldn't justify holding the election because it would not conform to CDC guidelines.
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The president labeled the Eagles unpatriotic because they do not conform to his view of the national anthem.
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They are not reciprocal, they are not open, and they do not conform with the norms of world trading.
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My (petite) ears do not conform to the one-size-fits-all shape Cupertino uses for its bundled earbuds.
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"He recognizes he made a statement that did not conform with the truth," said his lawyer, Laurent-Franck Lienard.
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The review revealed loans extended to one investor did not conform with company policies, the company said in a statement.
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Intractable debates on important questions persist today despite knowable answers, often because those answers do not conform to entrenched opinions.
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In autocratic societies that favor direct persecution for artists that do not conform, imprisonment tends to be a favored tactic.
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These figures, which do not conform to generally accepted accounting practices, typically exclude costs that companies incur in their operations.
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Semenya said the rule stigmatized women who do not conform to perceived notions of femininity and permitted discrimination against them.
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Such policies make students who do not conform to traditional gender norms much more likely to be targeted for discipline.
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"Please do not conform to be something that someone else tells you should be in order to be 'perfect,' " she says.
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The militants have smashed ancient structures in Iraq and Syria they say do not conform to their strict interpretation of Islam.
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Ms. Newmark redesigned the books it had, cut the ones that did not conform to the format and created new titles.
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"It is clear that tomorrow's in-person voting does not conform and cannot conform with these CDC guidelines," DeWine said Monday.
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But there is a direct correlation between some of the best television shows and female characters whose hair does not conform.
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The downside is that they are bulky to store and do not conform, in an airtight manner, to the items inside.
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Robert Marsh, the biologist who later examined the specimen, noted that it did "not conform" to another known Sirenidae, the greater siren.
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Granting Snowden a pardon might not conform to Obama's ideal of proper justice, but that ideal likely can no longer be reached.
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But independent artists say authorities have been quick to veto content that does not conform to Islamic edicts in the conservative enclave.
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"I want to enable individuals that do not conform to a specific identity to feel a sense of being represented," says Guillet.
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But she was also trying to protect her daughter in a world she knew was harsh to women who did not conform.
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In 1989, the court said discrimination against workers because they did not conform to gender stereotypes was a form of sex discrimination.
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He learns that his core feelings cannot be expressed if they do not conform to the acceptable behaviors sexism defines as male.
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Hollywood remains an unwelcoming place for actors — particularly female actors — with bodies that do not conform to some limited standards of beauty.
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Which brings us back to the rhizome, which is non-linear, non-hierarchal, and insists that we not conform to any model.
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"The proposed services to be provided by the drones do not conform to the existing primary healthcare policy in Ghana," the GMA said.
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Hopkins that it was illegal to discriminate against workers because they did not conform to ideas of how a certain gender should behave.
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As the FAA investigation continued, it was discovered that 28500 planes had undocumented repairs and 6900 more did not conform to agency standards.
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"It was surprising because we did not observe a backlash effect on dominant women who do not conform to gender stereotypes," she says.
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Haas's inspirational attempt at an improbable comeback was ultimately thwarted when the N.C.A.A. ruled that his brace did not conform to safety standards.
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In 1989, the Supreme Court said discrimination against workers because they did not conform to gender stereotypes was a form of sex discrimination.
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His essay on Sappho draws on recently discovered fragments of her work, which reveal a poet who might not conform to current expectations.
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Hopkins, the court ruled that the law also barred discrimination against workers on the basis that they do not conform to gender stereotypes.
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Many of us can identify with Matilda's gifts being unappreciated because they do not conform with traditional expectations of boys and girls. 5.
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Ruins and Rituals is an engrossing chronicle of a black woman artist from Georgia who did not conform to any expectations of that identity.
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And if the Toughman Contest is a legitimate fighting venue, why not conform to the rules and regulations that govern all other boxing promotions?
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Upon investigation, Microsoft said some AMD chipsets did not conform to technical documentation the chipmaker had provided, preventing Microsoft from successfully patching affected machines.
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"You can ask if the Austrian center-right has already embraced many Freedom Party policies that do not conform to European principles," she said.
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It seems to contain many florid possibilities of interpretation and thus seems magical — as magic does not conform to our modern canons of causality.
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It is no surprise that politics, a realm of compromise and clashing interests, does not conform to standards of abstract rationality — nor should it.
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Or another individual who does not conform to some standards, or simply is not ready to face the pressures that an academic career demands?
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The city has since said it would bar diesel cars that do not conform to the latest emissions standards on days when pollution is heavy.
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It's a way of stating that we as women need not conform to masculine ideals and emphasize the power and value of a matriarchal model.
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Meanwhile, years that may not conform to certain definitions of great may still offer great pleasures, while being cheaper and ready to drink far sooner.
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These risky offerings fall under the umbrella of non-qualifying loans, meaning they do not conform to standards set by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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In 1989, for instance, the Supreme Court said discrimination against workers because they did not conform to gender stereotypes was a form of sex discrimination.
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The purpose of these witch hunts though was quite clear: they largely singled out women who did not conform to rigid, societally enforced gender roles.
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I am also struck by the differences between then and now — which do not conform to the narrative of unbroken progress since the 13th century.
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It is rather about turning back the clock for women and LGBTQ people who do not conform to an antiquated or "traditional" vision of our nation.
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And in all the instances above, the police had the legitimate reason to disperse rioters who did not conform with the Public Order Management Act (POMA).
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Or does she dare to be an outlier and not conform to the rules of admission to that most elite of opera clubs: the seasonal subscription?
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The lobbyists push a fast-shuffle strategy stating that if one state does not conform to the gambling lobbyists' wishes, the neighbor state will do so.
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But the optional, soft-sided headgear permitted in past girls' lacrosse games, like those currently in use in Florida, would not conform to the new standards.
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The anti-LGBT posters "did not conform with CSU policies and procedures regarding posting and were removed," William Dube, the university's spokesperson, told BuzzFeed News on Wednesday.
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" In the complaint, Abraham, who is mom to 8-year-old daughter Sophia, alleges Viacom "wrongfully terminated her employment because she did not conform to gender stereotypes.
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The chests had not been secured to the wall (as advised in assembly instructions), but the consumer safety commission warned they did not conform to industry standards.
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Mr. Bolton does not conform to President Trump's well-attested preference for hiring people from "central casting" — that is, svelte women and square-jawed, clean-shaven men.
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"It's a subject I follow very closely because an activist fund that destroys value does not conform with the new capitalism I want to build," he added.
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Last but by no means least, as is often the case, the boundary-drawing process did not conform particularly well to the linguistic facts on the ground.
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Because his symptoms did not conform to any recognizable diagnosis, many, both in Darwin's day and now, suspected that hypochondria was playing a role in causing Darwin's miseries.
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It "does not conform with our nation's cultural traditions, nor does it conform with the core values of socialism," Xinhua news agency declared on micro-blog platform Weibo.
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And throughout his run, Trump has argued he will not conform to "political correctness," which to the real estate mogul seems to link issues from football to Tubman.
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" In the original complaint, Abraham, who is mom to 8-year-old daughter Sophia, alleged Viacom "wrongfully terminated her employment because she did not conform to gender stereotypes.
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"It does not conform to our ideal of an animal running freely and pecking at the dirt and eating insects and being warmed by the sun," he said.
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How we speak from our relative positions of power in a structurally unequal society may differ; the efforts of some may not conform to rational models of discourse.
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More relevantly, these artists ran their own venues in order to create work that did not conform to the expectations of their political culture or their art world.
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In 2017, Mr. Lockwood also made a pinot noir rosé from the vineyard, which was wonderful but did not conform to any of the popular notions of rosé.
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Wildhaber did not receive the promotion or other promotions because "he does not conform to the County's gender-based norms, expectations, and/or preferences," CNN reported the lawsuit said.
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"The FDPIC investigations revealed that data processing in connection with Windows 10 did not conform in every respect with the data protection legislation," the authority said in a statement.
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As a writer in the digital age, especially an opinionated feminist writer who does not conform to society's size standards, this is the job West inadvertently signed up for.
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" In the original complaint, Abraham, who is a mom to 8-year-old daughter Sophia, alleged Viacom "wrongfully terminated her employment because she did not conform to gender stereotypes.
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According to Waterfront Toronto, establishing an IDEA District would be "premature" and Sidewalk Labs being the lead developer in Quayside does not conform to previous agreements between the organizations.
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The court also pointed out that if gender stereotyping is unlawful, then Hively is the classic example of someone who does not conform to others' stereotypes about females, e.g.
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More brutally, the Romans, seeing people of mixed sex as a bad omen, might kill a person whose body and mind did not conform to a binary sexual classification.
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They also made the more traditional argument that the company had discriminated against Ms. Cote because she did not conform to the stereotype that women must marry only men.
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But as much as Americans love the narrative of individual liberty and personal responsibility in all realms of life (including health), infectious diseases do not conform to these principles.
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Earlier this month, Worley held an executive committee meeting to approve yet another set of new bylaws — and again the DNC said those bylaws did not conform to national standards.
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"That society would criticize her so heavily just for showing individuality in a way that did not conform exactly to Korean social norms, that's just so incredibly sad," Saeji said.
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"The decision does not conform with the Turkish economy's fundamental indicators and thus creates question marks about the objectivity and impartiality of the institution's analyses," it said in a statement.
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Today, some of our politicians and the people who back them seem to promote a culture of gun ownership that does not conform with what I learned in the military.
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Germany's economy ministry this week said that it wanted better tools for hindering takeovers of German companies by investors beyond the European Union that do not conform with market regulations.
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This creates an incredible amount of interest in the performances of Chand and Semenya and, quite possibly, any female athlete who does not conform to the traditional standards of femininity.
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It's about the subsidies; it's about insuring in those risk corridors that those states that did not conform to the Affordable Care Act that we're there to help bolster them.
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And now, Hellmann's—the company that said eggless mayo isn't real mayo because it "does not conform to the standard for mayonnaise"—is getting into the eggless mayo business itself.
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Fox executives decided she did not conform to their image of on-air women as "physically perfect" once she disclosed her condition, Smith said in a statement at the time.
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The closest thing may be the performances by hijras — transgender or intersex people who were categorized as males at birth but who do not conform to traditional ideas of masculinity.
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The administration consistently pushes the view that commercial enterprises should be permitted to refuse to hire, discipline or fire employees whose lives do not conform to their boss' religious beliefs.
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Volkswagen was charged with 60 counts of breaching the Canadian Environmental Protection Act by importing vehicles that did not conform to prescribed emission standards, Environment and Climate Change Canada said.
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Supporters say bills like the one blocked on Thursday protect people who do not conform to their birth gender, while opponents say they could give cover to voyeurs and sexual predators.
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The term is used to define a broad group of people whose political beliefs lean toward the left -- often the far left -- but do not conform with the Democratic Party platform.
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"Restricting what women wear is, in and of itself, discriminatory, and this policy would end up discriminating against women who do not conform to the code," it said in a statement.
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Three lawyers sued Moore in three separate cases, arguing that the monument gave the impression that Moore would look less favorably on clients who did not conform to his biblical ethos.
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The singer is a longtime proponent of celebrating individual beauty and bucking aesthetic stereotypes, adding in September that she "will not" conform to standards that she feels don't fit her personality.
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"For those coal-fired power plants that do not conform to environmental and energy efficiency requirements the result can be only one: either they conform or they shut down," Visan said.
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Only one plan was proposed by the members, according to the source, but it did not conform with the unity commission's requirements to reduce the number of superdelegates by two-thirds.
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"Antifa" is short for anti-fascists, a broad group of people whose political beliefs lean toward the left -- often the far left -- but do not conform with the Democratic Party platform.
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This is not because Insane Clown Posse is "bad," per se; it's just that Insane Clown Posse does not conform to the conventional notions of taste as you or I understand them.
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Research has shown that people of color are frequently misidentified by facial recognition systems, and those whose gender presentation does not conform to the technology's binary model are falsely targeted or flagged.
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The film does not conform to typical biopic standards, just as the film's subject, Maud Lewis (played by Sally Hawkins), did not adhere to the societal standards of a bona fide artist.
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But they also spent more time watching those containers that did not conform to the usual laws of cause and effect (a rattle but no object, and no rattle with an object).
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"Just because my body does not conform to society's standards of an eating disorder recovery body does not mean I am not overcoming a serious issue with restricting my food," Marjanović wrote.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany wants better tools for hindering takeovers of German companies by investors beyond the European Union that do not conform with market regulations, a spokeswoman for the Economy Ministry said.
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Laurentian said as its review of the 1,900 mortgages sold uncovers more loans that did not conform to the requirements of the sale, it will either fix the mortgages or repurchase them.
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"I knew what I liked and what direction I wanted to go in from the start, even if this did not conform with what was going on at the time," he says.
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He may not fully understand himself, and yet he is bound — as if by a promise — to tell us the unshaved truth, however it may or may not conform to his vision.
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For example, many scholars such as Ellen Johnston Laing, questioned the authenticity of the important hand scroll "Saying Farewell at Xunyang" because the painting techniques did not conform to Qiu's mature work.
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Saudi Arabia employs an entire division of police responsible for maintaining public morality, and can detain women and men whose clothing and actions do not conform to strict interpretations of proper dress.
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When the culprit is revealed at last, he sidles inadvertently into view, and the figure that he cuts, to Emad's consternation, could not conform less to the image of a lecherous fiend.
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Such issues are not confined to China; the proportion of female pilots in South Korea and Japan, where such jobs do not conform to widespread gender stereotypes, is also less than 3 percent.
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"It is not Islam which is against [the German constitution] but the AfD which does not conform to it," Mazyek, who has said that the AfD's decidedly anti-Islam rhetoric was dangerous, said.
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Certain investments made by SME Bank did not conform to sound investment principles, the central bank said in a statement, adding that SME's chief executive and other senior managers were removed on Wednesday.
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Trump will arrive at this commemoration of peace having just opened new hostilities back home, where he threatened his adversaries -- should they not conform to his desires -- that he will take them down.
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It said their treatment did not conform with China's obligations under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and urged Beijing to consider amending its laws to bring them into conformity with international norms.
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Allegiances to specific ways of working are inherently anti-critical, leading us to overlook powerful art that does not conform to our notion of what artists should be doing at any given moment.
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"Her story is still relevant in that she's a woman who does not conform to society's norms, and to anyone else's ideas," said Ted Brandsen, the managing director of the Dutch National Ballet.
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In a statement to Seacoast Online, a spokesperson for the New Hampshire DMV explained that license plates are rejected "when they do not conform to legal requirements" set by the state legislature's administrators.
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Haifa University's Hecht Museum said that Saher Miari's talk was called off because an appearance by a Palestinian artist does not conform with the politics of the Hecht Foundation, which backs the museum.
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The museum said that artist Saher Miari's talk was called off because an appearance by a Palestinian artist does not conform with the politics of the Hecht Foundation, the foundation backing the museum.
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Just beyond the building where Abbas and his comrades ate a lunch of rice, tomato sauce and bread was a cemetery that Islamic State destroyed because it did not conform with its beliefs.
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"The pardon does not conform with the Inter-American Human Rights Court ruling," said Francisco Soberón, director of the Pro-Human Rights Association, in Lima, which represents surviving family members of the cases.
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While the five children were within the casualty radius of the strike, al-Sunna was within the kill radius, suggesting that the CIA did not conform to the US military's rules of engagement.
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The review revealed that loans extended to a single investor did not conform to instructions, with certain employees being aware that the sale did not meet the investor's requirements, the company said on Monday.
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The indicators include the handling of policy or control breaches and of departments or trading desks that might not conform to the corporate culture, and the role of senior executives in a firm's culture.
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"All that emerges from these suspicious meetings of proposals that do not conform to constitutional legitimacy or undermine the national army, which is a red line, is totally unacceptable," he said in the statement.
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Men like Piers Morgan would like to remind us they alone are the arbiters of what is "legitimately" sexy, and Madonna praising Georgiou the way a man might simply doesn't not conform to that.
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Before that, those coming into the country faced questioning and psychiatric examinations, especially if their dress or mannerisms did not conform to gender expectations, and they could be deported if arrested for homosexual acts.
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Puerto Rico's "unusual circumstances mean that it will not conform exactly" to recent public bankruptcies, in which "judges reduced creditor claims far more than amounts owed to pensioners," Moody's Investors Service wrote earlier this month.
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" It said the provision contains wording that "enables private faith-based child-placing agencies to discriminate against those who do not conform to their religious belief or moral convictions, including members of the LGBTQ community.
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But these works, with the exception of the relatively straightforward indictments of the Bush/Cheney years, do not conform to the conventional notion of political art — taking issue with policies and raising awareness of abuse.
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Featuring brown pears, twisted carrots, and misshapen strawberries, Hungry Harvest hopes that the keyboard will help users become more comfortable with eating produce that might not conform to traditional aesthetic standards, but tastes good nonetheless.
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The Comité Interprofessionnel du Vin de Champagne, which represents the Champagne producers, said the sorbet did not conform to the specifications required of Champagne products, and so should not be allowed to use that name.
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"When an airline's decision to remove passengers is seen as unfair because it does not conform to expectations about passengers' rights or the airline's obligations, it is not surprising that passengers will become less compliant."
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A 2016 project by the ASA looking at sexism in ads identified six categories of gender stereotype: body image, characteristics, objectification, roles, "sexualization" and mocking those who do not conform to male and female stereotypes.
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Several opponents of the government, including members of the Thaksin loyalists' Red Shirt movement have been detained, even though the bombings do not conform to the modus operandi of earlier violence associated with pro-Thaksin groups.
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They may as well have "penis" and "vagina" buttons they press—if you do not conform to the TSA agent's expectation of what your genitals should be, they will single you out and pat you down.
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Last week Airbnb settled a lawsuit against New York City in which the company had opposed the city's right to impose fines on Airbnb hosts who listed properties that did not conform to the 2010 law.
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An 8-year-old girl set off a national debate about religious extremism in 2011 after ultra-Orthodox men spit on her and cursed her because her modest dress did not conform to their rigorous rules.
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After investigating, Microsoft has determined that some AMD chipsets do not conform to the documentation previously provided to Microsoft to develop the Windows operating system mitigations to protect against the chipset vulnerabilities known as Spectre and Meltdown.
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The EU has feared such an arrangement could allow Britain to use Northern Ireland's special access to the bloc's single market to push goods that did not conform to high EU norms, and hence be sold cheaper.
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An early trailer for the film, which opens in U.S. movie theaters on Friday, was heavily criticized on social media for appearing to fat-shame women whose bodies do not conform to fashionably slim and toned ideals.
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The flashy wide receiver was fined by the N.F.L. for wearing a watch during a game and was asked by officials to change his helmet visor as well as cleats that did not conform to league rules.
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In most cases, segregation over education and policing does not seem to be the correct solution, and it doesn't serve the fluidity of gender and expression, including people who do not conform to one expected gender identity.
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If the body is closer to our cultural ideal of what a woman's body should look like, it's gawked at, but if your body does not conform to that ideal, it's also gawked at and commented on.
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As a gay Black veteran, he addressed, moreover, the art world's refusal to acknowledge any Black work about the artist's oppression; such work did not conform to the white establishment's definition of what a Negro artist should make.
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Based on the WHO definition, an unsafe abortion results from a pregnancy that is terminated either by someone who lacks the necessary medical skills or in an environment that does not conform to minimal medical standards, or both.
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Increasingly people want to have more control over how or when they die; or, once they are dead, their relatives want to celebrate their lives in ways that do not conform to the notion of a traditional funeral.
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Over the course of World War Two, over 130,000 prisoners passed through the camp, among them members of the resistance, Communists, academics, members of the Romani community and others who did not conform to Nazi ideals of femininity.
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Originally published in 2014, At Home with Themselves: Same-Sex Couples in 1980s America, Sohier's intimate, portraits of committed same-sex couples during the AIDS epidemic, does not conform to the stereotypes of gay promiscuity prevalent in that era.
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Being intersex - born with a body that does not conform to gender norms - is very different from transgender people's profound sense of being assigned the wrong gender at birth, which usually results in a transition to the opposite sex.
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The hastily arranged vote was necessary after the Senate parliamentarian ruled Tuesday afternoon that portions of the bill that had been passed by the House earlier in the day did not conform to Senate rules that govern budgetary votes.
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But in the unsparing view of Mr. Munby's production, even the victorious Antonio must face the harsh truth that those who do not conform to the prescribed standards of the Christianity of the period are doomed to be outcasts.
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" A DMV spokesperson told the outlet in a statement that license plates must be rejected "when they do not conform to legal requirements," and that they can "recall a plate should one be issued that should not have been.
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Actually, Mr. Brafman said, Mr. Shkreli was pushed out of Retrophin because its board thought he did "not conform to their idea of what a public company C.E.O. should look like or walk like or talk like," he said.
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But it would be folly to abandon the demand that the Department of Justice do its part to address police brutality and other policing conduct that does not conform with the constitutional protections of the 4th and 14th Amendments.
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Depicting a drab grey Leningrad, "Dovlatov" follows the eponymous writer over a depressing six-day period as he struggles to get his work published because it does not conform with the ideals and standards set by the Soviet authorities.
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While a populist need not conform to any fixed economic agenda, it's still worth asking: Is it unusual for a populist to ride a wave of anti-elite sentiment to power and then pivot immediately to policies that serve elite interests?
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Pink's Word document was intended as a presentation to her daughter about beauty and self-acceptance — something the "Just Like Fire" songstress is extremely passionate about, saying she "will not" conform to standards that she feels don't fit her personality.
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The fact that it helped reassert the authority of someone with such contempt for civil society and a free press only reinforces the much-repeated lesson that general-purpose technologies do not conform to the moral vision of anyone in particular.
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"A policy that requires an individual to use a bathroom that does not conform with his or her gender identity punishes that individual for his or her gender non‐conformance, which in turn violates Title IX," wrote Judge Ann Claire Williams.
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It is worth noting that, notwithstanding the political colors with which the media choose to paint them, the justices often do not conform to type when we examine the extent to which they are actually promoting judicial action or restraint.
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This includes solo women singers who are banned from publishing their voice since the Islamic Revolution; it includes artists who do not conform to the authorities [rules], and it also targets artists who tackle taboo subjects or criticize socio-political subjects.
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In the case of bathrooms, Shiffrin argued that the issue should be placed in the larger context of protecting people from violence: The people in true danger of violence in restrooms are transgender people who do not conform to gender expectations.
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The 0003-year-old, who started farming in the heart of the Nigerian capital Abuja in 2015 and uses shipping containers, said she wanted to support those who did not conform to the stereotype of the poor, uneducated subsistence farmer.
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While Williams may not conform to some of the stereotypes of a Federal Reserve president and academic economist - he is a "Trekkie," plays first-person-shooter computer games, and sometimes wears red sneakers - he is still a middle-aged white man.
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Polly Carmichael, a psychologist who heads the service, says in the 20 years she has worked in this field she has seen increasing numbers of children identifying as transgender or saying they do not conform to the gender they were born as.
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The Turkish foreign ministry is conveying its displeasure to some foreign governments over social media postings from the trial, an official said, adding that the sharing did not conform with the principle of impartiality and could interfere with an independent judicial process.
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The Soviet Union broke apart and the challenge became keeping nuclear weapons secure in the hands of the new Russian state, and away from actual madmen whose geopolitical calculations did not conform to the great-state deterrence model of the Cold War.
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"Because it does not conform to modern scientific and historical norms, many people dismiss Scripture as incredible and patently 'untrue,' but they do not apply the same criteria to a novel, which yields profound and valuable insights by means of fiction," Armstrong writes.
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"This is something we otherwise only see in countries like Turkey or Russia — autocratic countries where art is criminalized, where artists, journalists and scientists who do not conform to the government are branded as terrorists and traitors," said Langhoff, the letter's principal.
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Whether or not he was gay remains a question, but as Barbara Haskell, the Whitney curator who organized the show with Sarah Humphreville, senior curatorial assistant, says in the catalog, he certainly did not conform to the Midwestern masculine ideal of the time.
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"Sparks and members of the Board unapologetically marginalized, bullied, and harassed, members of the school community whose religious views and/or identities did not conform to their religiously driven, bigoted preconceptions," Benjamin's legal team claimed in a 47-page complaint filed in 2017.
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FINRA said it would mainly assess five indicators of a firm's culture, including the handling of policy or control breaches, departments or trading desks that might not conform to the corporate culture and the role of senior executives in a firm's culture.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - France said on Thursday that Iran's ballistic missile activities did not conform with a U.N. Security Council resolution enshrining a nuclear deal with world powers in 2015 and called on the country to respect all of its obligations under that resolution.
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Britain's advertising regulator, reacting to these ads and similar ones, announced Tuesday that new rules would be developed to ban advertising that promotes gender stereotypes or denigrates people who do not conform to them; sexually objectifies women; or promotes unhealthy body images.
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"The way in which the Diversity House in St. Petersburg has been closed down is familiar to organizations in St. Petersburg, they recognize it as the method through which the city authorities shut down activities which do not conform to their political outlook," he said.
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But this demand shows that they provide for such a change; and at the same time they do not conform to the principle that the ("unqualified") majority will is the ultimate source of power—that the people, through a majority vote, are entitled to rule.
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Although these conflicts can, in some cases, be as destructive as a hot war, they do not conform to the international codes that governed how those clashes were fought and won in the twentieth century, making them hard to define and even harder to prevent.
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"There are several violations involved, including that the school did not conform to the clearance it received," Jumana Ghunaimat, the minister of state for media affairs, told The Jordan Times, adding that the prime minister had instructed the government to immediately open an investigation.
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The Hecht Museum on the campus of the University of Haifa in Israel canceled a talk by an artist last week because he identifies as a Palestinian, claiming his nationality does not conform with the politics of the Hecht Foundation, the foundation backing the museum.
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Scientists, sports professionals, and intersex advocates have described the ruling for what it is: a move that attempts to control the bodily autonomy of intersex athletes and discriminates against women whose bodies do not conform to the kind of impassable "binary divide" that the IAAF has imagined.
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" After an internal affairs investigation, Fairborn Police Chief Terry Barlow issued a statement Monday saying that Officer Lee Cyr was fired for the post because it violated "the department's social media policy and does not conform to the Professional Standards & Core Values established by the organization.
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"We attempted to reform the Public Order Ordinance in the 1990s and made a number of changes because it was clear that the vague definitions in the legislation are open to abuse and do not conform with United Nations human rights standards," Patten said in a statement.
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In the 35-page opinion, Williams said a policy that requires an individual to use a bathroom that does not conform with his or her gender identity punishes that individual for his or her gender non‐conformance, which in turn violates Title IX anti-discrimination laws.
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Instead, it should realize that doctors who don't advertise healthy lifestyles may appear more approachable to some patients, while super-fit physicians may want to display compassion and understanding toward patients who do not find exercise appealing, or do not conform to stereotypical portraits of health.
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"We have repeatedly expressed our strong concerns on the subject of Iran's ballistic activities which do not conform with its obligations under U.N. Security resolution 20151 and constitute a threat to international security," Foreign ministry spokeswoman Agnes von der Muhll told reporters in a daily online briefing.
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Adding to these comments, Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said he would demand an explanation from the U.S. on the strikes and said they reminded him of the Western attack on Iraq in 2003, which were condemned by the UN as they did not conform to its charter.
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The school was asked verbally at the time by the archdiocese not to renew the teacher's contract because the teacher's marital status did not conform with church doctrine, according to a letter issued Thursday to Jesuits in the Midwest by the USA Midwest Province of the Society of Jesus.
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It is not unusual for plants to be hermaphrodites — that is, for their flowers to have both male and female reproductive functions — but this species, a bush tomato whose fertilized purple flowers produce cream-color fruits, did not conform even to the fluid norms of the plant kingdom.
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Sure, it's problematic at best to place high social capital on the idea of marrying into royalty, becoming a powerful figure solely because of a man — but that option was previously not even available as a fantasy to women who did not conform to a very specific ideal.
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According Kassel City Councilman Thomas Materner, a member of the AfD, the obelisk is "ideologically polarizing, disfigured art," an apparent evocation of the term "degenerate art," which was adopted in the 1920s by the Nazi Party in an effort to denounce modern art that did not conform to its toxic ideology.
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Di Maio and Salvini are now pointing out that it would be a double standard for the European Commission to give the French a pass on its excessive budget deficit while throwing the book at Italy for presenting a 2019 budget that did not conform to the European Commission's demands.
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But the defense has argued that unlike Sergeant Bergdahl, the staff sergeant actually committed two separate offenses: abandoning his post during a firefight, and going inside the tent to engage "in an act that did not conform to the standard of behavior required by a soldier engaging the enemy in combat."
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Every summer, this part of central Myanmar hosts the cross between a traditional religious gathering and gay pride festival, which has become a key event for the LGBT community in a country where those who do not conform to traditional gender ideas are often shunned and "homosexual acts" remain illegal.
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Kenosha Unified School District that a "policy that requires an individual to use a bathroom that does not conform with his or her gender identity punishes that individual for his or her gender non‐conformance, which in turn violates Title IX." The school district in Wisconsin then paid $800,000 to settle the complaint.
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According to Kassel City Councilman Thomas Materner, a member of the AfD, the obelisk is 'ideologically polarizing, disfigured art,' an apparent evocation of the term 'degenerate art,' which was adopted in the 1920s by the Nazi Party in an effort to denounce modern art that did not conform to its toxic ideology.
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Local courts ordered them to bar diesel cars which did not conform to the latest standards on days when pollution is heavy, startling German carmakers because an outright ban could trigger a fall in vehicle resale prices, and a rise in the cost of leasing contracts, which are priced on assumed residual values.
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"It is clear that tomorrow's in-person voting does not conform and cannot conform with these C.D.C. guidelines," Mr. DeWine said, referring to a recommendation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that any events in the United States be canceled or postponed where 50 people or more are expected to gather.
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If I had to distill Sunless Skies to its essence, I would say it is about the clashes that erupt when a more whimsical reimagining of Victorian Britain—with all its arrogance, materialism, ignorance, and pluck—encounters a world of magic that does not and can not conform to its rules and understanding.
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She and others have argued that the I.A.A.F.'s rules will force some women to undergo hormone therapy that could adversely affect their health; will be humiliating; will disproportionately affect women from developing nations who do not conform to Western standards of femininity; and will ultimately lead to some elite women quitting the sport.
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These, Mr. Oren told reporters, could involve "interim measures and recognition of the fact that there may be a two-state reality on the ground, which may not conform to what we know as a two-state solution, but would enable the Palestinians to lead their lives in prosperity and security" — and also benefit Israel.
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Smyth opens her memoir with a preface that states her case for "To the Lighthouse" as the through line for her life, the "story of everything," the one among all the stories out there that resonates most deeply with her psyche, even if it does not conform to the literal contours of her family.
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She's going to do what she sees as right, and that's the most feminist thing you can do: Just do what you want and not conform to what people think you should be or do...It's forced me to look at my life and where I'm making compromises, and ask if I'm doing enough to give voice to women.
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"This is something we otherwise only see in countries like Turkey or Russia — autocratic countries where art is criminalized, where artists, journalists and scientists who do not conform to the government are branded as terrorists and traitors," said Shermin Langhoff, the artistic director of the Maxim Gorki Theater in Berlin and one of the authors of the letter.
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Fashion Review PARIS — The day before her Chloé debut the designer Natacha Ramsay-Levi was discussing the model she had chosen to open her show: a relative unknown whose face, she said, was full of character, but whose body did not conform to the traditional runway mold — which is to say, it did not fit easily into the standard sample size.
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While it may defy belief that such a clarification would be needed in such a progressive part of the world at the close of the second decade of the 21st century, examples of bias expressed through rules or policies against cornrows, Afros, Bantu knots and other means of wearing hair that do not conform to European standards, in fact, abound.
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Mix this with some drama — as a rookie in the NBA, Jordan received a $85033,000 fine per game (reportedly paid by sponsor Nike) for wearing his distinct black and red Air Jordan shoes, which did not conform to the league's uniformity rules — and fuel it with the hip-hop community's embrace of the shoe, and you have the sneaker behemoth that we know today.
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Charlie English's "The Storied City: The Quest for Timbuktu and the Fantastic Mission to Save Its Past" tells the story of the greatest threat this cultural treasure has faced in seven centuries: the city's occupation in 2012 by a band of Al Qaeda-backed rebels with a sacred charge to eliminate all historical memory of any Islam that did not conform to their austere variety of Wahhabism.
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For Stedman Jones, however, they signal a late change of heart as Marx abandoned the illusion of a single historical path and awakened to a major lesson of European romanticism: In his late research on medieval communal life, especially in German-speaking lands, he came to appreciate the possibility of new and diverse paths to the future that did not conform to the model of the West European bourgeoisie.
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