Now, it's true that these headline figures paper over serious problems.
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Henry is now perpetually 14 and over-serious, Benny perpetually 7 and precocious.
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They paper over serious problems, and allow harassers and abusers to behave with impunity.
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And they presided over serious, if sometimes unwieldy, policymaking structures designed to inform their decisions.
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Then-chief of staff John Kelly ordered him to be removed over serious financial concerns.
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On top of that, people will be exaggerating a lot, so focus on spiritual pursuits over serious conversations!
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On Monday the Treasury Department blacklisted three top aides to Mr. Kim over serious rights abuses and censorship.
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Ilana's and Abbi's escapades are joyful precisely because they take precedence over serious matters such as jobs and romantic partners.
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Oculus Rift Exclusivity Debate Heats Up Over Serious Sam VRThe debate over "exclusive" Oculus Rift games reached a new pitch yesterday.
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Our mass immigration and guest-worker programs are a Band-Aid response that covers over serious systemic problems in our society.
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The General Prosecutor, Yuri Lutsenko, is trying to limit the powers of NABU and hand over serious corruption cases to other agencies.
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She was the first woman elected Senator in Minnesota, in 2006, and has won each victory by impressively large margins over serious opponents.
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WWE superstar Roman Reigns has reportedly pulled out of Wrestlemania 36 -- and it's all over serious health concerns connected to the Coronavirus pandemic.
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"Leaders who are trusted enough and have the skills to get elected and preside over serious transformations can be quite rare," he said.
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Maxine Waters and other lawmakers sent a letter to Facebook calling on the company to stop Libra implementation over "serious concerns" about the project.
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When hackers do turn over serious flaws in its products, they may see their name listed on the company's website — but that is it.
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Mr. Patterson viewed the field's contraction as a repudiation of art events that prioritized photo opportunities over serious art conversations or art acquisition opportunities.
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He faced additional scrutiny during the campaign over serious allegations of anti-Semitism within the party, and some pushback for Labour's somewhat complicated Brexit policy.
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Jones' opponent is Republican Roy Moore, who is embroiled in a scandal over serious allegations of sexual misconduct and assault during the late 1970s and early 1980s.
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And yet, that doesn't seem to get in the way of people forking over serious cash for something they are going to sport for a single evening of revelry.
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But rights supporters have raised concerns about the propriety of feting the leaders, many of whom have presided over serious abuses or rollbacks of democratic freedoms in recent years.
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While Philadelphia and other big cities say they will turn over serious criminals to ICE, they do not believe local police should be doing the work of federal immigration agents.
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According to State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert, in a statement seen by CNBC, this was "Due to mounting concerns over serious risk of arrest and long-term detention" of U.S. citizens.
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I think one of them brought breath mints as a prop, but by that point, my brain was erroring out from the overweening exhibition of pale male flesh and over-serious manliness.
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K comes from Charles Smith Wines, a leading Northwest producer that has often seemed to emphasize personality and clever marketing (K Syrah, get it?) over serious winemaking, but this is an excellent counterexample.
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Until then VIEs are the financial equivalent of the "One China" principle that governs China's relations with Taiwan, which the mainland considers a renegade province—a polite legal fiction that papers over serious problems.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick sent a memo to his employees today, announcing a series of moves to quell the growing outrage over serious allegations of sexism and sexual harassment at the car-hailing company.
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In June, authorities announced an investigation over serious discipline violations, a euphemism for corruption, into Alimjan Maimaitiming, 56, a former secretary general in the government of Xinjiang, home to many of China's ethnic Muslim Uighurs.
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Protect said that all settlements should include specific advice for victims to clarify what they do not cover and ensure they know they can still blow the whistle to police or authorities over serious incidents.
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The indigenous communities filed a complaint in 2014 over "serious" environmental and social effects with the World Bank's International Finance Corporation (IFC), which had invested in a fund that financed HAGL's ventures in Cambodia and Laos.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - U.S. rapper A$AP Rocky should be detained in Sweden for at least two more weeks to be investigated over serious assault charges, the national prosecutor said on Thursday, throwing into jeopardy the artist's European tour.
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After weeks of wrangling, senior diplomats reached a compromise on expressing concern over "serious incidents in the area, which have eroded trust and confidence, increased tensions and may undermine peace, security and stability in the region," one of the diplomats said.
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As part of sanctions imposed in 2011 over serious human rights violations in Libya, Aisha Muammer Mohamed El-Gaddafi was included on a list of people subjected by EU governments to a travel ban and a freeze on their financial assets.
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Every time I begin to read a wall text to see where I've got to, another silver balloon drifts down from the ceiling and hits me in the face for showing such over-serious impertinence in the presence of so much fun.
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He was demoted in the summer of 2012, shortly before Hu handed power over to Xi. In December 2014, the party's disciplinary arm announced a formal investigation into Ling over "serious violations of Party regulations," and he was soon stripped of his official titles.
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He was demoted in the summer of 2012, shortly before Hu handed power over to Xi. In December 2014, the party's disciplinary arm announced a formal investigation into Ling over "serious violations of Party regulations," and he was soon after stripped of his official titles.
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The center-left Liberal Democrats trail not far behind at 16 percent, but Labour and the Liberal Democrats are unlikely to team up to take advantage of those numbers, as many of the latter's newest members defected from Labour over serious misgivings about Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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Despite the cable network's reluctance to bring Conway onto their programs over "serious questions about her credibility," she talked with Tapper for about 22017 minutes and covered everything from Betsy DeVos' secretary of education confirmation to the lack of Trump tweets about the Quebec mosque shooting last month that left six people dead.
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The company's share price has more than tripled in just three months, but that incredible run has done little to silence critics of Tesla and its chief executive, Elon Musk, who argue that the company's fans are glossing over serious concerns about demand for its vehicles and its ability to ward off competitors.
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"My concern is twofold, firstly it seems [Uber] are deciding what to report (less serious matters / less damaging to reputation over serious offences) and secondly by not reporting to police promptly they are allowing situations to develop that clearly affect the safety and security of the public," wrote the Met Police's Neil Billany in the letter to TfL.
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Though officials have insisted that the numbers reflect only the fact that the department recently started using social media to help close cases, many have voiced concern that the numbers reflect a much larger problem in how commonly people of color go missing, both in the nation's capital and around the country, as well as over serious gaps in media coverage of these cases as opposed to those about white people.
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The Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal (SSDT) is a specialist tribunal in Scotland with jurisdiction over serious disciplinary issues within the solicitor profession in Scotland.
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Rupert Colville, spokesperson for OHCHR, also referred to the sentences as "harsh" and expressed deep concern over "serious due process irregularities"."Bahrain: UN voices concern at sentences given to medical staff, activists". UN News Center. 30 September 2011.
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It is about 15 minute walkable distance from Hetauda Bus Park.the temple of Butandevi i.e. The temple was designed according to Vastu principles and it is believed that worshipping the goddess helps one to get victory over serious troubles, problems and fear.
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In addition a number of 0-6-0 "specials" had also been built by THR. Rolls-Royce were not happy about the future of the locomotive business at Shrewsbury. They were geared for batch building and the days of bulk orders in the UK were virtually over. Serious talking now began to transfer the whole of the locomotive business to THR.
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She reported the assessment "advised against his release, in part, because he 'resisted cooperation with interrogators and remains largely unexploited' — meaning he had yet to spill any al-Qaida secrets." She noted that the report described his health as "fair", completely skipping over serious mental and physical health issues that were made public in a July 2013 update to his habeas petition.
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Montsame News Agency Foreign Service Office, 2006, ; p. 45 The Supreme Court has jurisdiction over serious criminal matters, receives appeals from lower- instance courts. It also hears appeals from the Constitutional Court with respect to the protection of the rule of law and human rights and from the Prosecutor General. The Court may also provide official interpretations of Mongolian law, except for the Constitution of Mongolia.
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Although John gets understandably angry over serious issues and dangerous events, he tries to balance it out and be a foil to Elly's frequent worrying and "mother meltdowns". Elly Patterson, née Richards (born August 26, 1951), began as the strip's housewife protagonist. On occasion she fills in for one of John's dental assistants, takes English classes, and takes a volunteer job writing for the local paper. She later works in the town library, then a local book store.
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In 1997, in response to mounting concern over serious side effects of ephedra, the FDA proposed a ban on products containing 8 mg or more of ephedrine alkaloids and stricter labeling of low-dose ephedra supplements. The FDA also proposed that ephedra labels be required to disclose the health risks of ephedra, such as heart attack, stroke, and death."Dietary Supplements Containing Ephedrine Alkaloids; Proposed Rule" , from the Federal Register, June 4, 1997. Accessed 7 February 2007.
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Retrieved 24 June 2012. and that "convictions appear to be based, at least in part, on the defendants' criticisms of government actions and policies". United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon also expressed concern at the legality of the military trials, calling on the Bahraini government "to ensure the application of due process and respect for international human rights norms". A spokesman for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights noted the office's "severe concerns" over "serious due process irregularities" in the trials.
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1 :1957-73 Riley describes "My Back Pages" as "a thorough X-ray of Dylan's former social proselytizing … Dylan renounces his former over-serious messianic perch, and disowns false insights." ("I was so much older then / I'm younger than that now.") Described by Riley as "the unalloyed sting of a romantic perfidy",Riley (1999), p. 91. "I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)" would be dramatically rearranged for a full-electric rock band during Dylan's famous 1966 tour with The Hawks.
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The circuit courts, which comprised a district judge and (initially) two Supreme Court justices "riding circuit," had original jurisdiction over serious crimes and civil cases of at least $500 involving diversity jurisdiction or the United States as plaintiff in common law and equity. The circuit courts also had appellate jurisdiction over the district courts. The single-judge district courts had jurisdiction primarily over admiralty cases, petty crimes, and suits by the United States for at least $100. Notably, the federal trial courts had not yet received original federal question jurisdiction.
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Garner later wrote in his memoirs that he did not feel Wellman "wanted me in the part... and I don't blame him: I was too young for it and he deserved a bigger star. But we got along fine because we respected each other." Originally, Tab Hunter was to play Lt. Dittmann, but quit before filming; Edd Byrnes replaced him.Hunter, Tab; and Muller, Eddie Tab Hunter Confidential Algonquin Books (1986) Garner's interpretation of Ranger commander Darby is earnest and sensitive; Byrnes' character is heartless and over-serious, the ultimate "square".
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On December 11, 2014, the CCDI announced the expulsion of Han from the Communist Party of China; the investigation concluded that Han abused his power to seek gain for others, took "massive bribes", and presided over "serious loss of state assets". It was also said that he violated the Eight-point Regulation and regularly accepted elaborate dinner invitations paid for by public funds. In December 2015, Han was indicted on criminal charges of bribery and tried in the southeastern city of Nanping, in Fujian province. Han was sentenced to 16 years in prison in November 2016.
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Commentaries, р. 474. The latter replied: "I know for sure that when this astonishment is over […] serious people will rightly say: Деревня, besides having all these artistic merits, became this first impulse that made our broken Russian society to think seriously – not of muzhik or of common people, but of Russia as a whole; it poised the question: is Russia to be or not to be?"Gorky Readings, p.55 Contemporary critics picked at the novel's density which was unusual for Ivan Bunin's prose which up until then was placid and classicist in tone and form.
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Several cuts proposed in the 2014-2017 draft budget generated feedback, such as a proposal to discontinue staff supervision at Hengrove Park. Following the 2014–2017 Bristol city council budget public consultation, Ferguson and the Council removed some of the proposed changes. Ferguson's management of the public purse has been controversial. Following his term an independent report, the Bundred Report, identified that there were substantial savings of over £29 million that had been falsely accounted by his administration, and that Ferguson had presided over serious "leadership failures" that had led to a shortfall in city budgets.
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The High Court has jurisdiction over all crimes in Scotland unless restricted by statute. The High Court has exclusive jurisdiction over serious crimes such as treason, murder, and rape and, in practice, deals with armed robbery, drug trafficking, and sexual offences involving children (over which it shares jurisdiction with the sheriff court). Court entrance the High Court of Justiciary situated at the Saltmarket in Glasgow As a court of first instance the court sits regularly in various places in Scotland, with permanent seats in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen. There are sittings when required in Dumbarton, Lanark, Livingston, Paisley and Stirling.
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Many promotions would parody Goldberg's infamous streak, including WWE on multiple occasions, albeit with a losing streak such as with the aforementioned Gillberg as well as Curt Hawkins. In 2014, Ring of Honor started a gimmick for R. D. Evans, where he began gloating about his win streak, which he dubbed the "New Streak", although all of his wins came over jobbers or by disqualification over serious wrestlers like Michael Elgin and Roderick Strong. His streak eventually ended later that year. However, Bret Hart, a wrestler who retired after Goldberg botched a move, has been highly critical with his work, stating that "His wrestling, his workrate was 0/10".
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The versions are lively but Taylor takes considerable liberties with the story line. Both authors were alive to the over serious nature of the 18th century collections and tried to remedy this. Sharpe in particular discussed the dilemma they presented and recommended a way round it, tilting at the same time at the format in Croxall's fable collection: Brownhills alphabet plate, Aesop's Fables series, The Fox and the Grapes c.1880 Sharpe was also the originator of the limerick, but his versions of Aesop are in popular song measures and it was not until 1887 that the limerick form was ingeniously applied to the fables.
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Captain Bethune disassociated himself from Sea Shepherd by posting an open letter on his Facebook page on 4 October 2010, condemning the organisation and its leader Paul Watson as "dishonest" and "morally bankrupt". According to his letter, he was directed by Paul Watson to sink the Ady Gil deliberately for PR purposes after the collision with the Japanese whaling ship. He insists that the senior members of Sea Shepherd regularly lie and conspire over serious matters, detailing many cases in his letter. Based largely on testimony from Captain Bethune and former Sea Shepherd Bob Barker Captain, Chuck Swift, Ady Gil successfully sued Sea Shepherd for the deliberate abandonment of his vessel in Antarctica.
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Several international mining corporations have established regional headquarters in Botswana, and prospected for diamonds, gold, uranium, copper, and even oil, many coming back with positive results. Government announced in early 2009 that they would try to shift their economic dependence on diamonds, over serious concern that diamonds are predicted to dry out in Botswana over the next twenty years. Botswana's Orapa mine is the largest diamond mine in the world in terms of value and quantity of carats produced annually. Estimated to have produced over 11 million carats in 2013, with an average price of $145/carat, the Orapa mine was estimated to produce over $1.6 billion worth of diamonds in 2013.
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Then he was appointed as vice-chairman of the Beijing Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), serving in the post until he retirement in January 2018. In September 2018, he was put under investigation for alleged "serious violations of discipline and laws", said one-sentence statement issued by the ruling Communist Party's corruption watchdog body, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI). In February 2019, Li was expelled from the Communist Party of China (CPC) over serious violations of Party discipline and laws including taking bribes. On November 12, 2019, Li was sentenced to 10 years in prison for taking bribes of 88.19 million yuan by the Changchun Intermediate People's Court in Jilin province.
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In tandem with a pulp biography by Godfrey Gilliam (a fictional, mediocre rock music journalist), published on the Klaus Harmony website, the music of Klaus Harmony is also subjected to analytical review in the form of liner notes by the equally fictional and over-serious musicologist, Walter Samuel. Additionally, the life and work of the composer are discussed by 'former friend' Jan Sink, in a weblog. Klaus Harmony's background is presented as being in pop music, having spent his childhood in Berlin accompanying his mother, Lotte Schmitt, a cabaret performer, on accordion at street corners. The aspiring musician then moves to the Soho district of London in 1959, forming two accordion-led pop bands before meeting pop impresario Peter Wilde.
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In 2015 police attempted to gain access to interview tapes held at Boston College in relation to an investigation into Rea's activities.Police seek loyalist's Boston College tapes in murder, attempted murder and robbery investigation Police had stated that Rea was being investigated over offences of "the utmost gravity" after challenging an injunction Rea had obtained to prevent the transfer of the tapes.Boston College Project: Winston Rea 'investigated over serious offences' The tapes were part of project by the college in which both loyalists and republicans had been interviewed about their experiences and activities during the Troubles. The tapes had already been at the centre of controversy after police had attempted to obtain some in relation to the murder of Jean McConville.
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In the past, the risks to the CNS of adults who were exposed to low to moderate doses of ionizing radiation (0 to 2 Gy (Gray) (Gy = 100 rad)) have not been a major consideration. However, the heavy ion component of space radiation presents distinct biophysical challenges to cells and tissues as compared to the physical challenges that are presented by terrestrial forms of radiation. Soon after the discovery of cosmic rays, the concern for CNS risks originated with the prediction of the light flash phenomenon from single HZE nuclei traversals of the retina; this phenomenon was confirmed by the Apollo astronauts in 1970 and 1973. HZE nuclei are capable of producing a column of heavily damaged cells, or a microlesion, along their path through tissues, thereby raising concern over serious impacts on the CNS.
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Reference is also made to schisms in the kirk, with the same humour, which could sting those who were over-serious in defence of their splinter denomination. The stories give an insight into the life and attitudes of the Firth of Clyde, its sea lochs and the city of Glasgow. They were written as occasional pieces in the "Looker On" column in the "Glasgow Evening News" and were designed to be recognisable to Glaswegians with Highland backgrounds and also those who were city-bred but regularly escaped the smoke to go "doon the watter" to the Clyde resorts of Rothesay, Millport, Dunoon and Tighnabruaich. The Vital Spark also makes it to Arran and Loch Fyne, which were more adventurous destinations but also accessible to city dwellers by the railway steamers that Para Handy often envies.
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Following Marshall's departure from ROH, Evans began working regular singles matches and in January 2014, entered a storyline, where he began gloating about his win streak, which he dubbed the "New Streak", although all of his wins came over jobbers or by disqualification over serious wrestlers like Michael Elgin and Roderick Strong. In August, Evans and his manager Veda Scott were joined by Moose, who helped Evans extend his win streak in tag team matches. However, on November 15 at Glory By Honor XIII, Moose turned on Evans, costing him his match for the ROH World Television Championship against Jay Lethal and ending the "New Streak" in the process. This led to a grudge match on December 7 at Final Battle 2014, where Moose defeated Evans, when Veda Scott also turned on him and joined Moose as part of Prince Nana's new Embassy.
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