"The law's one hundred per cent against you," Chemtob told her.
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"No, I trust you one hundred per cent," the Iranian-American said.
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She seems to be on message one hundred per cent of the time.
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Already, a few dozen American cities have pledged to become one-hundred-per-cent renewable.
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You might go further and say Strangler Bob's second sight proved out one hundred per cent.
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The more they make fun of him, the more I'm, like, He's one-hundred-per-cent right.
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Dr. R. K. Smile's national sales chief, Ivan Jewel, expressed one-hundred-per-cent confidence in her abilities.
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"I am one hundred per cent certain that my family is responsible for my husband's death," she said.
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My mouth said that I was one hundred per cent innocent and that I was getting married this summer.
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"I agree one hundred per cent that we as a nation have the right to define our borders," he said.
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He decided to grill some chicken breasts, but when I cut into mine it was one hundred per cent medium rare.
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They cost the most, but she liked the man and, according to the literature, they use one-hundred-per-cent-organic materials.
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Or, three, one-hundred-per-cent-cotton ones that did not lint but were so expensive they would've put us out of business.
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" Describing himself as a neutral party, Trump promised to "give it my one-hundred-per-cent efforts," and predicted, "It's going to happen.
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We may not agree one hundred per cent on strategy and tactics, but she's made many sacrifices to get to the same goal.
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A typical grumpy bad cop who smiled scornfully when I said that I didn't need a lawyer, because I was one hundred per cent innocent.
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"Any medical treatment you may need, we'll take care of, one hundred per cent," she assured me, eying my arm doubtfully before turning to Allison.
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Yeah, it says here one hundred per cent wool from New Zealand, but don't worry, no sheep were killed or anything—I don't think so, right?
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One classmate of Ramirez said he was "one-hundred-per-cent sure" that another student told him about the incident after it happened, independently recalling several of the same details.
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" Trump launches into a rant about Europe—"Germany does almost nothing for you," he says—and Zelensky readily agrees "not only one hundred per cent but actually one thousand per cent.
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But we all get the same deal, and, she felt, that's what makes it O.K. "I believe one hundred per cent that Medicare needs to exist the way it does," she said.
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A separate classmate, who was not named by the magazine, said that he was "one-hundred-per-cent sure" that he was told at the time that Kavanaugh exposed himself to Ramirez.
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" Observers of the region warned of a potential crisis, but Trump expressed confidence in his intuition; he had opposed the accord since the campaign, and, he said, "I've been one hundred per cent right.
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The surgeons at the training session ranged in age from thirty to seventy, I estimated—about sixty per cent male, and one hundred per cent irritated at having to be there instead of seeing patients.
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It's nice knowing that this year's holiday greeting is really worth the paper it's printed on—which the old me would have said was one hundred per cent recycled, but I guess I've learned my lesson.
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But a last-minute gaffe by D'Amato—in a private meeting he called Schumer a "putzhead," then denied it, then said that he stood by the characterization "one hundred per cent"—helped Schumer win that race, too.
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" When you're acting, she explained, "you're feeling everything—every last receptor in your body is alive, one-hundred-per-cent alive, and you're not hiding anything, because everything is used as a tool to make the character a fully realized human being.
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A classmate of Ramirez's, who was not at the party and who declined to be identified, told the magazine he is "one hundred per cent sure" that either on the night of the party or in the next day or two he was told Kavanaugh was the student who exposed himself to Ramirez.
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A classmate of Ramirez's who was not at the party and who declined to be identified, told the magazine that he is "one hundred per cent sure" that either on the night of the party or in the next day or two he was told Kavanaugh was the student who exposed himself to Ramirez.
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Ali Ahmed Al-Kuwari: It shouldn't – already as I said we have achieved alternative resources from many other countries and recently we have opened one of the largest ports in the middle east and in the world – Hamad national port, our sea port, which is one of the most high tech port in the region, and we have already started building direct shipping to Hamad from India, from China, from Malaysia, and so these activities – I think very soon we are going to see one hundred per cent logistics all figured out and it is going to be done in a better, cheaper, faster way.
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Horn also received a "big break" on the publishing deal, receiving one hundred per cent of the share. He later noted that he had earned more money from his full share of the publishing rights than from royalties generated from album sales.
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One hundred per cent profit on this freight is regarded as small. #The cotton is turned into cloth in Lancashire. You pay shilling wages instead of Indian pennies to your workers. The English worker not only has the advantage of better wages, but the steel companies of England get the profit of building the factories and machines.
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The family-owned company is a global market leader in the wall-hung boiler segment. The Group's activities focus on the development of green products, and energy-saving and environmentally friendly products in particular, with the aim of achieving sustainable and profitable growth. The Vaillant Group's headquarters are located in Remscheid, North Rhine- Westphalia. The company is still one-hundred per cent family owned today.
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The Times described the song as "ultra- catchy" and included it in their "hottest tracks" playlist. "My Friend Bob" received a 5/5 star rating from The Express, writing that the single was "a standout track, one hundred per cent toe-tapping… once heard it never fails to bring a smile." Rough Trade West record store in London participated in a viral promotional campaign for "My Friend Bob" offering 33 free copies of the single in store.
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Because he and Nicole had sex before marriage, Geoff felt the only way to make things right was to ask Nicole to marry him. Geoff believed that if he and Nicole were going to have sex again, they should be married. Though he was not one hundred per cent sure about it, he felt a wedding was the only solution. Lewis did not think a proposal was a good idea and quipped that Geoff was not ready to tie his own shoelaces.
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In a lecture delivered to then Attorney-General of Australia Daryl Williams, she argued that the re-use of culture should be encouraged, not hindered and litigated. In the 3/21/98 edition of the Sydney Morning Herald, King was interviewed and described as Australia's "lone voice of dissent" in her public call for the diminution of copyright law. At around this time, King also assisted Negativland in its campaign to sue the RIAA. The project insists that all its works are 'one hundred per cent recycled'.
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"Pusser" is Royal Navy slang for a purser, a ship's supply officer, now called a Logistics Officer. Thus the word came to connote "one hundred per cent Service," as in "pusser's issue." "Pusser's issue" applies to anything supplied by the Royal Navy, such as a "pusser's grip", a canvas bag that sailors may use instead of a suitcase (it folds flat and is thus easy to stow on board ship). The Royal Navy issued the last tot (ration) to "the fleet" on 31 July 1970.
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In 1985, Morris became interested in Dr. James Grigson, a psychiatrist in Dallas. Under Texas law, the death penalty can only be issued if the jury is convinced that the defendant is not only guilty, but will commit further violent crimes in the future if he is not put to death. Grigson had spent 15 years testifying for such cases, and he almost invariably gave the same damning testimony, often saying that it is "one hundred per cent certain" that the defendant would kill again. This led to Grigson being nicknamed "Dr. Death".
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He is known for several aphorisms. Some of the best are "The last living thing on earth will most certainly be a microbe." and "No one can be a one-hundred-per-cent doctor until he has himself had some serious illness or surgical operation.""Fifty Years; A Surgeon, cpt. 15" Morris told the Cornell Club that World War One was like a Darwinian struggle, but that countries would better recognise the importance of mutual dependence, and he believed that races and hybrids of them depended on "protoplasm" for their success.
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Passengers appreciate the ease of boarding and alighting from low-floor trams and moving about inside one hundred per cent low-floor trams. Passenger satisfaction with low- floor trams is high. In some jurisdictions this has even been made mandatory since the 1990s, for example by Her Majesty's Railway Inspectorate in Britain and the Disability Discrimination Act in the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth countries. Various companies have developed low-floor designs, varying from part-low-floor (with internal steps between the low-floor section and the high-floor sections over the bogies), e.g.
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From 1956 to 1990, the 1440 spot on the AM dial was the home of WCHB, the Detroit area's first radio station to be built from the ground up by, and programmed one hundred per cent to, African-Americans. WCHB played a soul music format through the 1960s and 70s; by 1978, they were identifying as "Detroit's original disco station".WCHB Disco Top Ten, December 20, 1978 In February 1990, WCHB abandoned 1440 for the 1200 kHz frequency licensed to Taylor, Michigan. 1440 AM took the calls WMKM and broadcast brokered gospel programming.
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Butcher had no idea that "had he been allowed [by Ford] to take the treasure home originally, he would have almost certainly have revealed its existence and would thus have become eligible to receive one hundred per cent of its value, which could have been anything between half a million and a million pounds." After Dahl's article was published in America, he sent half the money to Butcher's family. Dahl later decided to publish a second version of the story, with a few tweaks. Dahl believed the first version revealed too much of his indignation against Sidney Ford.
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In his 1946 book, Democracy with a Tommy Gun, Burchett wrote about his view of the coming crisis in Western imperialism in Asia. In particular he said that "the British Raj in India and the Kuomintang dictatorship (in China) represent decaying systems of government" and "immediately the war ended, subject people in the East began to rise" to take their "freedom and independence". Burchett eventually sided with the Chinese in the Sino-Soviet split. In 1963, he wrote to his father George that the Chinese were "one hundred per cent right", but asked George to keep his views confidential.
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He is one of only twelve players to have scored more than 10,000 Test runs. He was named Australian of the Year in 2004 for his philanthropic work, and inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame in front of his home fans at the Sydney Cricket Ground in January 2010. Waugh has been included in a list of one hundred Australian Living Treasures by the National Trust of Australia, awarded the Order of Australia and the Australian Sports Medal. Known as an attacking and sometimes ruthlessly efficient captain,Haigh, Gideon, One hundred per cent Australian from CricInfo. Retrieved 27 November 2011.
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Murray was county attorney of Silver Bow County, Montana from 1906 to 1908, and became chairman of the State advisory board of the Public Works Administration from 1933 to 1934. When Senator Thomas Walsh died in 1933, Democratic Governor John E. Erickson resigned and had himself appointed to the seat, despite his weak political base. Murray defeated Erickson in the 1934 special primary for the remainder of Walsh's term, and won the special general election that November; he was elected on the platform of "one hundred per-cent support" of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Murray was elected to a full term in 1936, and re-elected in 1942, 1948 and 1954.
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He later criticized party leader Mike Harris and described the party's "Common Sense Revolution" as having been a "big bank revolution."Eric Volmers, "Colourful character hopes to lead Canadian Alliance," Cambridge Reporter, 20 April 2000, A1. Long was the first declared candidate in the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada's 1998 leadership election. He supported a merger of the Progressive Conservative and Reform parties, favoured bank mergers, and said that the Bank of Canada should set up reserve banks that would leave one hundred per cent of their deposit liabilities with the central bank."Former Cambridge man seeks Tory leadership," Kitchener Record, 5 May 1998, A4.
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On 19 September 2014, it was confirmed that Kygo was to replace Avicii at mainstage in TomorrowWorld, due to Avicii's health concerns. He was also featured in an interview for Billboard magazine, where he talked to writer Matt Medved about his remixes for Diplo and Coldplay, and talked about his upcoming tour in North America. In July 2014, Kygo entered into a partnership with EDM lifestyle brand Electric Family to produce a collaboration bracelet for which one hundred per cent of the proceeds are donated to Médecins Sans Frontières. In the same month, he signed a record label deal with Sony International and Ultra Music.
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In capital crime cases, Grigson, throughout his career, was typically an expert witness for the prosecution. Under Texas law, for death to be imposed the jury must believe the defendant not only to be guilty of the crime charged, but likely to commit additional violent crimes if not put to death. In almost every case, Grigson testified (often after meeting the defendant for just a few minutes, or not at all) that the defendant was an "incurable" sociopath who was "one hundred per cent certain" to kill again. In the late 1980s, an investigation conducted by the Dallas attorney general's office looked into post-conviction outcomes of murder convicts whom Grigson had testified against.
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Citytram and Siemens S70, to one hundred per cent low-floor, where the floor passes through a corridor between the drive wheels, thus maintaining a constant (stepless) level from end to end of the tram. Prior to the introduction of the Škoda ForCity,, that carried the mechanical penalty of requiring bogies to be fixed and unable to pivot (except for less than 5 degrees in some trams) and thus reducing curve negotiation. This creates undue wear on the tracks and wheels. Low-floor trams are now running in many cities around the world, including Adelaide, Amsterdam, Bratislava, Dublin, Gold Coast, Helsinki, Hiroshima, Houston, Istanbul, Melbourne, Milan, Prague, Sydney, Lviv and many others.
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The 1993 Yorkshire Television programme The Hidden Hand: the Forgotten Massacre named McConnell along with UVF brigadier Billy Hanna, Harris Boyle, and "the Jackal" as having planned and carried out the 1974 Dublin car bombings. Three cars containing explosives detonated minutes apart from one another during Friday evening rush hour in the city centre that left 26 people dead and close to 300 wounded. No warnings had been given before the bombs went off; they had been so well constructed that one hundred per cent of each bomb exploded upon detonation. The narrator added that McConnell was controlled before and after the bombings by Military Intelligence Liaison officer Robert Nairac of 14th Intelligence Company.
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She was struck by their appearance on the album covers. Adele states she then "started listening to Etta James every night for an hour," and in the process was getting "to know my own voice." She has credited Amy Winehouse and her 2003 album Frank with inspiring her to take up the guitar, saying: "If it wasn't for Amy and Frank, one hundred per cent I wouldn't have picked up a guitar, I wouldn't have written 'Daydreamer' or 'Hometown [Glory]' and I wrote 'Someone Like You' on the guitar too." She also states that her mother, who is very close to her, exposed her to the music of Aaliyah, Lauryn Hill, Mary J. Blige, and Alicia Keys, all of whom inspired her as well.
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As export items, fish and fish products are very important, as the net earnings from these products are extremely high, a result of their being almost one hundred per cent local resource-based. The increased production of marine fish has come primarily through the motorization of traditional craft, the introduction of new craft and the introduction and popularization of new’ types of synthetic gear, which have replaced the traditional gear. It is in Thailand alone that the private/commercial sector has taken the initiative of introducing and extending craft and gear; there has been very little state support or intervention in these activities in this country. The increasing emphasis accorded to the development of coastal aquaculture is another feature common to almost every country in the region.
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In "Cassandra" (1999), the five of them get signed up by Lister to the convict army the Canaries after Holly lies to Lister that they're a singing troupe. During a mission with the Canaries, the mainframe computer of the SS Silverberg, Cassandra (Geraldine McEwan), who can predict the future with an accuracy rating of one hundred per cent, tells Lister that he chokes to death aged 181, while trying to remove a bra with his teeth. In "Only the Good..." (1999), a corrosive micro-organism is shown eating apart Red Dwarf. After Rimmer tries and fails to obtain the formula for an antidote from a "mirror universe" where everything is opposite, and not being able to find anyone on Red Dwarf upon returning, a vending machine (voiced by Tony Slattery) informs Rimmer that everyone crossed back into the mirror universe.
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Shirley Saturn were another powerful side, but the meteoric rise of Astwood Bank and Elmdon Colts in recent years was not predictable. The conjunction of men and players with undeniable talent was far from fortuitous. The precedents established by these teams challenged complacency and by stimulating envy, encouraged a revision of attitudes elsewhere. Hence the general improvement of standards throughout the C.W.Y.& B.L. (Central Warwickshire Youth and Boys League) as clubs sought to beat the 'unbeatables'. Mr.Colin Moscrop became a member of the committee in 1974 who was in charge of the referees for Nursery and Minor matches, with his experience this paved the way for his new post as Match and Referees Secretary for all three sections this campaign. The 1974-75 Season. saw the introduction of the Minor League with the League growing to 31 teams. Mr. Brian Holtom made an excellent secretary of this division and the clubs concerned co-operated one hundred per-cent to provide a smoothly run and incident free season.
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Entertainment Weekly reviewed Pride and Prejudice and Zombies favorably, giving it a grade of A−. Library Journal recommended the novel "...for all popular fiction collections". The A.V. Club gave the novel a grade of A, commenting that "(w)hat begins as a gimmick ends with renewed appreciation of the indomitable appeal of Austen's language, characters, and situations ..." The New Yorker's Macy Halford, however, called the book's estimated blend of eighty-five percent Austen's words and fifteen percent Grahame-Smith's "one hundred per cent terrible"; while she admitted that the mashup may have accurately identified a subtextual theme of "mystery and menace" in the original novel, she still found Grahame-Smith's writing awful, singling out a passage in which Elizabeth Bennet prepares to kill Mr. Darcy over an overheard slight. As of April 19, 2009, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies was number three on the New York Times bestseller list. On the same morning, the book moved from the 300s to 27th place on amazon.co.
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