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"put to" Definitions
  1. to offer a suggestion to somebody so that they can accept or reject it
  2. to ask somebody a question
"put to" Synonyms
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There's another concern I want to put to sorta put to bed: dropping the phone on the sliding module while it's raised.
Just as it has not been put to a vote in the US Congress, it has not been put to a vote in the Canadian Parliament.
Nimr was among 47 prisoners put to death on Jan.
There, her relationship with God is put to the test.
Jimmy Fallon's stomach was put to the test — and failed.
All of Tal Afar has been put to industrial use.
"3D printing being put to good use," he told them.
The once useless gas can now be put to work.
The 225th Amendment, of course, was quickly put to use.
So, we're seeing some money to be put to work.
In The Perfection, this pattern is put to the extreme.
In that time, 1,423 people have been put to death.
That strategy is about to be put to the test.
His words were all the more beautiful put to sound.
We are put to death, figuratively and too often literally.
It was already being put to use during the preview.
No dog deserves to be put to sleep for space.
Once again, we've been put to shame by infants. Spooky.
Well, now her commitment is being put to the test.
This week, those skills are being put to the test.
Ms Sahm's work may soon be put to the test.
That intuition is about to be put to the test.
That is a question you have to put to yourself.
Well, it's being put to deadly serious use in India.
Berget is scheduled to be put to death between Oct.
But that notion was put to the test on Friday.
That system will be put to the test this week.
The remaining 27 were put to death by lethal injection.
Both called for certain malefactors to be put to death.
Any notion, any speculation otherwise, can be put to bed.
The £40 voucher can be put to good use too.
His client, Tom Robinson, will probably be put to death.
He is the first inmate put to death since 2013.
SWAT teams and crisis negotiators have been put to use.
More than 4,000 people were put to death by electrocution.
Willingham was put to death on February 19893, 21989. 221.
The evangelical Christian stereotype needs to be put to rest.
The motion will now be put to a public consultation.
" That, he said, "is the challenge I put to them.
New Orleans' river levees will be put to the test.
But that hardly means the issue is put to rest.
Increasingly, robots are being put to use in mental health.
But he wanted to see it put to the test.
Tracy's composure is put to the test, and chaos ensues.
So, hopefully, that'll be put to a vote fairly soon.
"At least her fear can now be put to rest."
That hasn't put to bed scrutiny on his original declarations.
How is "altruism put to a test" atop the mountain?
Two of those points can be quickly put to rest.
If passed there, it would then be put to Gov.
The final draft will be put to a national referendum.
But he says Sutton should not be put to death.
Two, your money is put to work in an investment.
This skill is put to the test during case interviews.
The commission's proposals will also be put to a vote.
Your digital scale will be put to good use here.
Robert Sparks, 45, was put to death by lethal injection.
Surreal spectacle That proposition was never put to the test.
That assertion is about to be put to the test.
Those problems, Lockheed Martin contends, have been put to bed.
Butts was put to death in 2018 for the murder.
The deal will be put to a public vote on Oct.
Brilliant concept; should have been put to use last month, though.
Approved questions will be put to the boys by a moderator.
Plus, he's got a brand new brain to put to use!
The issue is expected to be put to another vote shortly.
Only last year, 13 prisoners were put to death in Texas.
Among other things, this little story should put to rest the
The entire package will be put to a referendum in April.
We're not seeing money being put to work rushing into equities.
Those governments, too, promise they will be put to benign use.
With iPadOS, most of those criticisms are getting put to rest.
But RCM's data may have been put to a political use.
His work is a Starbucks World Music CD put to canvas.
And simply put, to charge $40 for a reissue is absurd.
Beside that, the money could be put to better use elsewhere.
The reshuffle will be put to the president for his consent.
So why are the curved TVs quietly being put to pasture?
There was a similar resolution put to shareholders a year ago.
Pakistan has put to death an estimated 300 people since then.
Waste-eating microorganisms are put to work in almost every city.
He deserves to put to rest now that he's… he's gone.
The offer will be put to a ballot of its members.
Why is this money not being put to work in Kazakhstan?
AN: These are the questions to be put to Mr Deripaska.
The first 300 prisoners were immediately put to work processing chickens.
No. 7, Cramer said zombie companies must be put to death.
Why is this money not being put to work in Kazakhstan?
That competition existed until it was put to rest this year.
Both proposals will be put to a shareholder vote for approval.
We're likely to see it put to the test very soon.
Others think the treasure is being put to great use already.
On Tuesday, all the efforts are being put to the test.
The Alibaba deal will be put to Post shareholders next week.
That's a lot of money I could have put to work.
Simply put, to save the planet, we must take action quickly.
He was scheduled to be put to death at 7 p.m.
We need more donations, every penny will be put to use.
I just hope this issue is put to bed by Mueller.
Your time on Instagram can finally be put to good use.
Those agreements were put to a popular vote, an election, no?
It's all like a collection of cherished dreams put to paper.
All the other jurors thought he should be put to death.
On Tuesday, those fighting words will be put to the test.
"We're more eager to get money put to work," Schweighauser said.
She knew she needed to stay put to help Grant survive.
"All the Riksbank's tools can be put to use," it said.
Nathaniel Woods, 43, will be put to death at 6 p.m.
All of these tactics were put to work that harrowing day.
Putin said his proposed amendments would be put to a referendum.
One night last month, this choice was put to the test.
The demonstrations were put to an end by a security crackdown.
Now, however, the issue appears to have been put to rest.
It's one example where AI can be put to good use.
However, musical TV shows need to be put to a stop.
The good feeling may soon be put to the test, however.
Those scenarios will be put to the test in 42 days.
I, for one, would like this nagging suspicion put to rest.
There are few limits on who can be put to death.
That could be when the market is put to the test.
The West's efforts are best put to aid in the aftermath.
Even experts were hard put to tell one from the other.
Jeb Bush also cowered when the question was put to him.
All of my fears were put to rest after hearing it.
It was unclear when it could be put to a vote.
I just thought, this has to be put to a beat.
With the pain of fundraising put to the side for now, the new money is being put to work growing the Deligram business and its network into more parts of Bangladesh, and the more challenging urban areas.
With tech like Spartan's, their fears can finally be put to rest.   
It does not normally disclose the number of prisoners put to death.
"The matter has been comprehensively put to rest," he said last week.
Renewables advocates argue that the money could be put to better uses.
"I hate the uses that technology is put to," he once said.
Because your social endurance is about to be put to the test.
FABER: One question that I also put to Malone is his future.
Even though it's her big day, she's still being put to work!
Fast forward, and few of these issues have been put to bed.
You see the put to call starting to rise a little bit.
The answer seemed obvious: alongside nationals, refugees should be put to work.
The fundamentals are familiar, they're just put to use in different ways.
As the prophets foretold, Apple has put to death the headphone jack.
The hymn "Onward Christian Soldiers" is really being put to the test.
In Macedonia, meanwhile, the new name must be put to a referendum.
A year on, two questions have yet to be put to rest.
The company simply hasn't been put to the test in that way.
As more outposts open, that idea will be put to the test.
That idea will be put to the test in the coming months.
But Angle thinks it could be put to use by more devices.
Convicted of first-degree murder, he was put to death in 210.
I'm often pleasantly surprised by what image they put to what image.
Fortuntely, Big Lobi's large, dead body will be put to good use.
That money is then put to work in professionally managed index funds.
Wrap the tortillas in tin foil and put to one side. 6.
That is going to put to rest the Home Alone dad image.
"He will be put to death as soon as possible," Ali said.
"It was always a hard issue to put to bed," she said.
And his training was put to the test just 20 minutes in.
The pooch was put to sleep 15 minutes later, the newspaper reported.
Any speculation would have easily been put to rest by an autopsy.
It was not clear when it would be put to a vote.
"There is money to put to work," one ABS banker told IFR.
Instead, that cash could be invested and put to work, she argues.
"That is going to put to rest the 'Home Alone' dad image."
It's a question that we'll put to him right after this break.
That put to rest any suggestion that the labor market is tightening.
Twenty-nine people were put to death in the U.S. in 2016.
Only recently, however, has quantum Darwinism been put to the experimental test.
Investors have money to put to work following a long issuance drought.
Trump's competitive campaign style may also be put to the test Tuesday.
The company did not respond to specific questions we put to it.
Why should his log be put to useTo warm the idle rich?
If it reaches 100,000, it will be put to debate in Parliament.
The cases have been put to rest and cannot be revisited now.
"I'm just bringing back everything I'd put to bed," Ms. Traina said.
Marquita Leibe cries out after her dog, Daisy, is put to sleep.
They are all to be put to death in Terre Haute, Ind.
Simply put, to young Americans, war has looked like a poor strategy.
However, the facts put to the public weren't actually about Donald Trump.
Money is not sufficiently being put to work, leading to low returns.
Every single part of the animal is eaten or put to use.
Facebook Messenger has a whole People tab that's hardly put to use.
The last time a federal prisoner was put to death was 2003.
It was unclear when the resolution could be put to a vote.
The lessons from Greenlight are being put to use in other places.
As oil companies struggle, their expertise could be put to better use.
Are there any examples of this technology being put to good ends?
In 2016, Mr. Madison came very close to being put to death.
Now, all these years later, the mystery had been put to rest.
They'll be put to where they — it will have the most effect.
It's a history that this year's midterms will put to the test.
The victory put to rest the drama of the previous few days.
Was the appendix a leftover that was being put to another use?
But there's one perennial rumor that she'd love to put to bed.
Four inmates, including Mr. Branch, have been put to death in 2018.
Some of its tactics will be put to the test on Monday.
Surveillance concerns Drones have also been put to use during the outbreak.
Music is most crucial when patients have not been put to sleep.
And this holiday season, that network will be put to the test.
No one's suggesting that all geek properties should be put to death.
But several condemned men put to death in Tennessee have chosen it.
Ron DeSantis can schedule a date to have him put to death.
Click on for 18 LDW-approved outfits to put to the test.
It was like watching somebody be put to sleep, if you will.
She did receive some packing tape, which she immediately put to use.
We can also put to rest suggestions like Lemmium, Octarine and Trumpium.
The company's previous humanoid models have been put to use in businesses.
" She added, "That mouth of his is being put to good use.
The measure is due to be put to the vote on Feb.
The username some other fool is failing to put to good use.
Clinton's comments put to rest speculation she was considering a 2020 bid.
And now the relationship may be put to the test once more.
"These doubts and fears can now be put to bed," Varadkar said.
But all those concerns were put to bed after his debate performance.
Technologies are tools that can be put to good or bad use.
"Savona's name has not been officially put to the (president)," said the source.
Rally organizers called Monday for any agreement to be put to a referendum.
Now Northam's commitment to challenging those values is being put to the test.
However, their relationship is put to the test when Beausejour's allegiances are questioned.
A revised bill is expected to be put to Congress in coming weeks.
The women are put to work — in the name of love, of course.
MACCALLUM: There&aposs no -- you know, to put to lay down that marker.
In the end, however, it's probably best to put to Draghi comparisons aside.
But Russia would be very hard put to acquiesce in such a plan.
Arai's efforts were put to the test in 2019 during the Kincade Fire.
They must clear parliament before being put to a popular referendum next spring.
"Our marriage has been put to the test," alluding to his infidelity scandal.
"Their love is seriously put to the test in this movie," he said.
I think it would be incredible, and everything would be put to music.
They've had massive private capital that's been put to work to this point.
THREAT OF DISSENT Major Fed decisions are put to a majority board vote.
A sixth compromise text was put to EU finance ministers on December 4th.
Here are some networking tips to put to use when you feel intimidated.
The money will be put to work on the company's new product, Visto.
In Sweden, this theory is being put to the test -- with promising results.
If that goes well, it may be put to use around the world.
And sometimes those technologies are put to incredible use in the civilian sector.
In 103, marriage equality was put to the vote for the fifth time.
Your psychic abilities will be put to the test during this confusing month.
Old-fashioned undertakers are hard put to find their place in such antics.
Donnie Johnson was put to death by lethal injection at 7:37 p.m.
Sheldon Whitehouse Thursday showed Petersen fumbling questions put to him by Republican Sen.
I think we should have had this thing put to bed months ago.
Ledell Lee became the first person put to death in Arkansas since 2005.
There was no legislative text put to the table by the White House.
And try to minimize the amount of heat you put to your hair.
Michael Samra was put to death by lethal injection at 7:10 p.m.
Twenty-eight people were put to death in the United States last year.
Any deal will be put to Colombians for approval in a plebiscite vote.
We don't know because it's not something we'd put to a research paper.
The predictive engine behind that keyboard could be put to many more uses.
If it moves forward, the proposal will be put to a shareholder vote.
Any deal would be put to Colombians for approval in a public vote.
Others just admired the feat of engineering, which Anu quickly put to use.
But it's already being put to work in a wide variety of uses.
Still, he expressed skepticism that the population was being put to effective use.
All four reforms will be put to a referendum set for Dec. 9.
He eats a lot, is playful and doesn't like being put to bed.
A baby is fed, swaddled in radiant backing harmonies, and put to sleep.
Banks want a guarantee that their loans are being put to good use.
Indeed, the Palestinian Authority has rejected every sweeping peace proposal put to it.
On Monday, the public discord was put to rest, at least for now.
Here's the full list of questions being put to the Libra Network: 1.
But scientists would be hard put to find anyone to test that theory.
Any peace deal will be put to Colombians for approval in a vote.
The proposed law, which will be put to the regional assembly before Oct.
They have stayed put to raise three daughters, now ages 11 to 16.
One of them became acutely ill on Monday and was put to sleep.
Those losses could be put to good use potentially reducing capital gains tax.
It's like a rollercoaster of fear, terror, rage and sorrow, put to music.
Ledell Lee was put to death by the state of Arkansas last week.
Here, it seems as if the years have been put to great use.
The unused affordable housing funds had since been put to use, she said.
Islamic law (Sharia) requires that adulterers be put to death, including rape victims.
The requested monies for building a wall could be put to better use.
It was clear Milkflower's wood-fired oven was being put to good use.
The risks of this occurring again are too grave to put to chance.
"There a lot of pacemakers being put to the test tonight," she said.
One of those involves a copy of "Little Woman" put to prurient purpose.
Mr. Campbell would have been the 553th person put to death last year.
It will then be put to a national referendum, expected later this year.
Perhaps "math plus info" can be put to some good use after all.
I'm also worried about whether the funds would be put to efficient use.
She told him the man had been put to death the night before.
New York inmates are already being put to work during the coronavirus outbreak.
In early March, the system was put to the test on Covid-2000.
Alexander Vindman -- a pledge now being put to the test after Republican Sen.
The study helps put to rest claims by some Republican lawmakers, particularly Sen.
And then their own bones were put to use and honed into tools.
He was the second man put to death in the state this week.
" However, he said the underlying blockchain technology could be put to "positive use.
WK: Could the technology behind deepfakes perhaps be put to such creative ends?
Since 2018, four inmates have been put to death by the electric chair.
When the census starts tomorrow, their work will be put to the test.
I ask this because a related question has been put to me lately.
The paper certainly doesn't put to rest the debate over minimum wage studies.
It's a claim that was put to the test with an iFixit teardown.
The Communists are demanding to have the issue put to a national referendum.
That home-court winning streak will be put to the test on Dec.
The day is coming, then, when that will be put to the test.
Two men would be put to death on each of the four dates.
She's put to labor as a scullery maid, but Abigail is no fool.
It's not the metric that's unique; it's how it's being put to use.
Another inmate, Ledell Lee, is still set to be put to death Thursday.
Your Cancerian empathy skills will be put to the test on February 6!
There are a lot of steps before this method can be put to use.
There are also many bottles of water, which will be put to inventive use.
Once approved in parliament they will be put to a referendum in the spring.
The best six suggestions before April 7 will be put to the public vote.
Rusty the Chihuahua was so badly injured, he needed to be put to sleep.
Those fears were put to rest on Thursday, when the sarcophagus was finally opened.
Activists who criticized his regime were imprisoned for months, with some put to death.
The farmers put to work in the fields had a hard time adjusting too.
Their capital can also be put to good use, in the form of investment.
"When put to the test, you do see what a company's values really are."
But after enough time has passed, that heartbreak can be put to good use.
This is an area where Google's artificial intelligence prowess is being put to use.
"Their love is seriously put to the test in this movie," he tells PEOPLE.
The same concept can certainly be put to use in whatever is to come.
Nowhere are these fibers put to better use than in the woven basket bag.
It counted at least 1,032 people who were put to death, down from 1,634.
This is one Kanye West controversy that seems to have been put to rest.
They must be put to death; their blood will be on their own heads.
In 2018, a record number of robots were put to work in North America.
Marquita Leibe cries near her dog, Daisy, minutes after she is put to sleep.
And there's always that (slim) chance they'll be put to work rescuing a swimmer.
Aguirre, her boyfriend at the time of Gabriel's death, was ordered put to death.
Here, the different cameras are being put to use to offer different focal points.
With Mr Liikanen at its helm, they might be put to rest at last.
Venezuela's resolve to clean up the industry may soon be put to a test.
But one thing we know is that the money is being put to use.
Our beliefs will be put to the test, and important changes will take place.
But Switzerland's direct democracy requires the new deal to be put to a referendum.
Musk asked for the matter to be put to a vote within 30 days.
It is doubtful that all this will be put to rest at Wednesday's debate.
But you've got to put to test the seriousness of purpose of a nation.
In 218, however, this bedrock belief will be put to a long-overdue test.
Proposals for emoji put to the Unicode Consortium must be discussed and voted upon.
Which, given her penchant for loose change, should probably be put to a halt.
Here's the full list of 10 questions the Senator put to the company: 1.
"Markets are nervous because we still haven't been put to the test," Bagnai said.
The matter will be put to a vote at an April 30 shareholders meeting.
The Swiss government responds officially to every issue to be put to a referendum.
Climate change in particular is a nasty one to try to put to bed.
Jose Jimenez, 2016, was put to death by lethal injection at 9:48 p.m.
It's well past time to put to rest any doubt surrounding Microsoft's hardware ambitions.
This is all just watching their principles and strength being put to extreme tests.
It will now be put to a full Senate vote, perhaps later on Tuesday.
If she had her way, Shanara said, Williams would have been put to death.
No. 4 also has more elevation changes, which Hanse has put to good use.
Ralph Northam, put to the test by Perriello and the party's growing progressive insurgency.
KAWS: I would tell them not to put to much weight into Hallmark holidays.
Blanco refused to tap, and was promptly put to sleep by the Anaconda choke.
It should have been put to rest long ago, and can't die soon enough.
The state is scheduled to put to death Carey Moore, 60, at 10 a.m.
Meanwhile, the sums earmarked for Hinkley could be put to use in better ways.
Although that, likewise, will require technical advancements before it can be put to use.
"There are quite a few pacemakers being put to the test tonight," she said.
With that release, the old OS X nomenclature will finally be put to rest.
"It will be put to very good use," McMahon said of the president's donation.
This same array could be put to use scrubbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Larry Hogan, who gave the boy a $100 grant to put to good use.
Their decision came on the day Madison was scheduled to be put to death.
The viability of that awkward coalition is about to be put to the test.
Compliance is more achievable when the child is put to work at age 6.
It often means radical ideas are put to the test in a national vote.
The surviving jungle is untouched but put to work as a water catchment buffer.
The experts give interviews, and the latest tools of immediacy are put to use.
Whether Mr. Roof should be put to death has been debated in South Carolina.
There are miles to go before this tax reform effort is put to bed.
Any deal with the EU would be put to a binding referendum in Switzerland.
From the 16th century, Catholics were persecuted and even put to death in Sweden.
AI works, how it might be put to better use, and how current implementations
First time the question had been put to me, it was very early on.
Obviously your dollars can be put to nobler use than a fancy hotel suite.
When Busby died in 1994, a motion was put to Parliament commemorating his successes.
In practice, this means creating systems where not everything is put to a vote.
Which some companies put to great use — like WhatsApp doesn't have access to content.
Delevingne posted another close-up picture of the funny outfit being put to use.
Clinton's emails suggests that the issue will not be put to rest so easily.
"Euro skeptic rhetoric will be put to one side," DBRS said in a note.
Pakistan has strict blasphemy laws -- violators can be put to death for bashing Islam.
Danny Bible, 66, was put to death at the state's death chamber in Huntsville.
Tomorrow, another animal will be put to work in service of New Yorkers: goats.
The authorities detained several fishermen who had defied warnings and put to sea anyway.
Or it can be put to use making a homemade version of Jell-O.
But they were eventually outnumbered and the issue was not put to the vote.
But they were eventually outnumbered and the issue was not put to the vote.
How did Trump respond after having called for them to be put to death?
With $100 million to put to work, Lighter is going to move some cash.
Only in England could such an expensive resource be put to such occasional use.
Putin has said that the changes should also be put to a nationwide vote.
If there's nothing to find, the investigation presumably would put to rest any concerns.
And we all know an Amazon gift card will be put to good use.
The proposal will be put to voters under the country's system of direct democracy.
We were asked to select five movies that would be put to a vote.
And that narrative was emphatically put to rest with the tragic attack on Saturday.
Waterproof mascara will be put to the test, most likely in a hot tub.
Still, they are well-financed and have plenty of money to put to work.
"Any worries about a capital raise were put to bed last night," Ives said.
Lasting for three years, this policy was quickly put to a stop in 303.
Versions of the seal have occasionally been put to personal use by past presidents.
It's unclear when or if the draft resolution will be put to a vote.
If it happens later, it won't be because it was put to the side.
Now, the league's stated commitment to the rule will be put to the test.
It was not immediately clear when the text could be put to a vote.
Mr. Ray wanted an imam by his side when he was put to death.
Why is that statement being put to the test in the 2020 presidential primary?
Sexual freedom can be put to more interesting uses than sleeping with your friends.
It seems high time we put to bed the divisive "art or porn?" debate.
The new rule has already been put to the test at this World Cup.
The event was, not to put to fine a point on it, a mess.
You know, just the kind of random questions we'd put to Google now. People.
The death tax, created to pay for the Civil War (on both sides) lived 10 years after Appomattox but was put to sleep in 1875 and revivified to pay for World War One which ended in 1918, will finally be put to death.
New policy measures are yet to be decided and could be put to a plebiscite.
Any tax increase to finance [the agreement] would have to be put to the voters.
Forty-three of them were beheaded and four were put to death by firing squad.
On Tuesday, however, Sanders finally put to rest the debate over his true party identity.
The heated water is then extracted via another well and put to work generating electricity.
Death row inmate Christopher Wilkins, 48, was put to death in Texas on January 11.
It was not immediately clear when the U.S. resolution would be put to a vote.
Instead Iireland was put to rest at a nearby farm before the public memorial. Col.
She was put to work in their home, where every day — starting by 7 a.m.
The question, "why are cows bad for the environment," was put to Alexa Answers users.
Pablo Vasquez, 38, is scheduled to be put to death by lethal injection at 6pm.
The footage shows the boys having a late-night party after being put to bed.
Bran is the ultimate weapon against secret plots, assuming he can be put to use.
Then prosecutor Amy Berndt made the state's case that he should be put to death.
This implies there is still money on the sidelines that could be put to work.
Tom Hiddleston put to rest any remaining questions about the legitimacy of HiddleSwift on Thursday.
Herrera said Mexico's fund has a generous margin that could be put to helping Pemex.
That proposition was put to the test after Paul Volcker became Fed chairman in 1979.
Those ideas were put to the test at the beginning of the first world war.
So, whether that choice is ever going to be put to the public, who knows.
Apollo had approximately $212001 billion of un-invested capital to put to work at Sept.
As companies, the tools exist to do more, so let's see them put to use.
A decade ago, it felt as though the Vietnam war had been put to rest.
He proceeded to devise a constitution that was put to a popular referendum in 2001.
That popularity will be put to the test later this month during State Duma elections.
Iran saw a surge last year in the number of people it put to death.
Over the course of 24 turbulent hours, Holly's maternal instincts are put to the test.
Chevy Bolt is another all-electric car put to its limits in the extreme cold.
One night, though, after the boys had been put to bed, they were abruptly awakened.
Second, PredictionIO will be put to work at a very large, specific company: Salesforce itself.
But earlier this month, when Heather, 28, got married, his fears were put to rest.
It wasn't for a few years that this power was really put to the test.
Waves from the engine inlets would be directed upwards too, and put to good use.
Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Washington as the Trump effect is put to the test once again.
If he is put to death, his killing will be Arkansas' first execution since 2005.
His identification has put to rest fears that a foreign power was behind the attack.
Saro-Wiwa and the eight others put to death were charged with murdering four men.
He said an agreement with the government would now be put to strikers for approval.
Most considered the band to be over and done when he was put to rest.
They are to be put to death, their blood will be on their own heads.
The NUJP said the presidential panel should be put to work to find Que's killers.
Abe said 67 percent of that had already been put to use in various projects.
Also, did Obama just put to rest all the rumors Bey's already had the twins?
Lawmakers expect the bill to remain unchanged after the amendments are put to a vote.
Williams, 257, was the last of four Arkansas inmates put to death in eight days.
On Thursday night's episode of Project Runway, the contestants are really put to the test.
After the failure, the crew capsule's other backup systems will be put to the test.
These are capabilities that rivals in emerging markets would be very hard put to match.
In the shelter world, statistically, every dog here could be put to sleep right now.
Powerful prose has been put to good use in the cause of America's Best Idea.
Idaho joins Utah as red states where Medicaid expansion will be put to a vote.
Stories about inventions and innovations convey vital information that others can put to good use.
We can put to bed the myth that the tax cuts are paying for themselves.
Significant cash is already being put to work, especially in the company's cancer research labs.
Many of those weapons have since been put to use in the war in Yemen.
Mr. Santos said the agreement will be put to a public referendum on Oct. 2.
And we took the position that we did when it was put to a vote.
Or you think it's-- it's been put to-- CHARLIE MUNGER: Well, it's attenuated, thank God.
But if you appreciate the truth then your skills must be put to its dispersal.
I have openly asked for an Independent Investigation to put to rest these unfounded biases.
Similar questions were put to Gorsuch's predecessor, Antonin Scalia, during his confirmation hearings in 1986.
When put to the test, is he as well-adjusted as he appears to be?
That is one language you can put to it, astrology is another, as is music.
It is only a matter of time before such software is put to criminal use.
Fears should be put to rest by JLR's extensive torture-testing of the new Defender.
This may be one of the most depressing visions of coupledom ever put to stage.
Post-Brexit, however, this relatively recent sense of equanimity is being put to the test.
The rare ones who are put to death often first spend decades behind bars, waiting.
It's also the deadliest submarine for undersea combat the US has ever put to sea.
It was unclear if or when either draft text could be put to a vote.
This election should put to rest the idea that the coalition isn't a sustainable force.
Those are some of the questions I put to Preet Bharara in a recent interview.
Indian officials scoff at the allegations, but have never refuted the evidence put to them.
Much also depends on the local testing capabilities wherever those tests are put to use.
Amid the increase of remote work and social distancing, relationships are put to the test.
Whatever feelings may have come to the surface, they were quickly put to the side.
Do you think you would have won if this was put to a popular vote?
I was also moved, exasperated, put to sleep more than once and undone by it.
Yet as our leader argues, doubts about Mr Bolsonaro have not been put to rest.
Since then, the Trump trademarks have remained on the books but not put to use.
Questions put to the government include:Will traffic-management plans such as Operation Brock be revived?
Banks will also be all over it as they have money to put to work.
Though perhaps Peggy's vagina was resentful of never having been put to its maximum use.
Tell us about a recent experience when your social skills were put to the test.
Yet the verdict confers no certainty that Mr. Roof will ever be put to death.
He made it harder to access software he feared would be put to nefarious use.
Science was the beat of doubting silence after I answered a question put to me.
Some of the shame and secrets I've been holding onto have been put to bed.
He has suggested that this should all be put to Russian people in a referendum.
Acting Mayor Komba told the Thomson Reuters Foundation the issue had been "put to rest".
The career allowed him to put to his goal-setting skills to work for clients.
If the surrender proceeds, it will put to an end the standoff, which started Jan.
With their fears put to rest, they die naturally, usually at home with hospice care.
Questions we&aposd like to put to Mr Johnson so you can hear his replies.
Commercial projects undertaken by Indian and Chinese companies could also be put to military purposes.
Pierre put to bed any suggestion that his firm might be running out of money.
These extra months are a luxury that I hope to have put to good use.
While we say that murderers are "put to death," the truth is not so passive.
Two others were put to death in other states and 18 died of other causes.
That includes $20 million put to selling the benefits of the tax bill to voters.
It put to paper what Soto knew firsthand — without the roll call of lost lives.
And it put to rest any thoughts of retirement after 24 years as a pro.
It's the first time this robot has been put to work in an American home.
Or it could put to rest any further effort to broaden access to fine wine.
The pizza oven is put to use for whole-roasted porgy with onions and olives.
These impulses can be put to good use, but only certain behaviors can become habits.
He conceded that some of the executed drug offenders shouldn't have been put to death.
Thomas "Bart" Whitaker is set to be put to death by lethal injection on Feb.
Responsibility to offer advice you know works, preferably advice you've put to the test yourself.
Even after Election Day came and went, false voter fraud claims were not put to rest.
But now that she's seen the final product, all her worries have been put to rest.
On the segment Show Me More on Degeneres' YouTube channel, Leto was put to the test.
The deal will be put to a shareholder vote after Wesfarmers' annual general meeting on Nov.
A third of U.S. malls could be boarded up or put to other uses should Amazon.
Imagine if the computing power available at Google, were put to work on medical decision making.
Lee and Lee decided that it was about time those bottles be put to good use.
The lyrics were written long before they were put to music – meaning they're also basically poems.
This isn't the first time that the New Horizons hazards team has been put to work.
If Judge Michael Hulewicz deemed Jeb a "dangerous animal," the dog would be put to death.
Concern over oil demand, particularly in China, has been put to rest, for now at least.
These are the questions that Trump's lawyers have, thus far, delayed having put to Trump directly.
But plug in your phone and that big, beautiful touchscreen is put to great use, regardless.
However, it would likely be vetoed by the U.S. should it be put to a vote.
Her campaigning skills will immediately be put to the test in an election on March 2nd.
I like the idea of creating something that is going to be put to use immediately.
When put to the test the AU has repeatedly failed to deploy peacekeepers to crisis zones.
Democrats would then have to decide which other measure they want to put to a vote.
Martinez's trial is set to start next year, and he expects to be put to death.
It's also continually put to the test as the cast faces existential threat after existential threat.
It is rare for a Saudi royal, who number the thousands, to be put to death.
But Jenner, 22, is put to the test when she's asked about her social media habits.
On November 6th four statewide ballot initiatives (or propositions) about housing will be put to voters.
But this small array of abilities are put to use in a large variety of ways.
In the first few years following Gregg, only a handful of people were put to death.
Only the best canine companions will be put to work, protecting their blind owners from harm.
The next step is to find out whether this discovery can be put to any use.
The drones being put to commercial use now "are pretty much all consumer", says Mr Bry.
"We will veto it," Safronkov said of the resolution if it was put to a vote.
Such deals do not necessarily mean a firm is put to the service of the state.
The revised policy will be put to shareholders for approval at its annual meeting in 2020.
For now the data being collated nationally are being put to use in two main ways.
"The existing techniques were just way too expensive to put to use like that," Nolan said.
That training could be put to use in a book about her experiences working for Trump.
And it's cool to see that data from older experiments still gets put to good use.
I mean it was 250 which trying to work out what price to put to that.
A formal legislative proposal will be put to EU states and the European Parliament for approval.
Diplomats said the draft text could be put to a vote as early as this week.
This isn't the first unusual use the building that houses the enterprise has been put to.
This phase also enables teams to debug the equipment, which is severely put to the test.
A controversial blockchain-based mobile voting app called Voatz is getting put to the test again.
They also had a handful of audience questions put to them by an on stage moderator.
He travelled through Greece and Egypt, and his friend and mentor Socrates was put to death.
After watching it it put to use, it's clear that this toy was worth every penny.
His father died soon afterwards, and he was taken out of school and put to work.
People crowded into slums, shantytowns and favelas from where they were hard put to reach jobs.
That came to an end in "Chloramphenicol," when she was abruptly put to death for treason.
The focus of the questions put to Clovis by Mueller's team has not been previously reported.
Last year, the PIC pushed for any asset sales to be put to a shareholder vote.
But late Thursday night, the first of the eight, Ledell Lee, was put to the death.
Federal prosecutors rejected Saipov's offer to plead guilty in exchange for not being put to death.
The rest of the recycled material will get put to use in making other Loop products.
We have ungodly amounts of loose black tea, so it will be put to good use.
His appointment will be put to a vote at a shareholder assembly scheduled for March 12.
I was in eighth grade the first time I had a gun put to my head.
Check out our video above to see how the two bulbs can be put to work.
Those vehicles developed at the Level 5 Engineering Center are now getting put to the test.
Every new idea can be immediately put to the test and either improved upon or discarded.
Model Chanel Iman is crazy hot, and any doubts were put to rest Saturday in Miami.
It was unclear as to when the compromise will be put to either house of parliament.
In 1975, due to financial concerns, construction was halted and the project was put to bed.
In the upcoming episode she prepares for court, where her fears are hopefully put to rest.
JIM CRAMER: Okay, Larry, one more thing that I think you've got to put to rest.
The changes will be put to referendum before the end of the year, the government said.
But many Labour lawmakers insist that any agreement must be put to a second public vote.
And this too is a kind of question they did not put to us last year.
Souder testified against Bruno Richard Hauptmann, who was put to death in 1936 for the abduction.
Would I be put to sleep and wake up and the whole thing would be over?
Smaller countries tend to have less bureaucracy, so aid can be put to use more quickly.
In 2015, NASA technology that senses heartbeats with microwaves was put to use in the field.
Each contemplated how years spent saving, training and dreaming would soon be put to the test.
Babis has been cool on the idea, which has not been put to any shareholder vote.
Facebook will get to put to bed all of the agency's investigations into its privacy practices.
Some insist the money could be put to better use if he donated the treasure's value.
That practice — since put to rest — ignores changes to people's behavior that a bill might induce.
"Are you not married?" is a firm favourite in the questions put to me at gatherings.
Put to wrong ends, it can make the world worse; Hitler and Stalin proved as much.
But the navy's ships were often derelict or lacked fuel, and he rarely put to sea.
However, when put to the test, even these toughened-up versions can still crack under pressure.
The White House should immediately put to rest speculation that it intends to waive these penalties.
Those hopes will be put to the test this week, and not just at Wednesday's hearing.
He'll be the second inmate in as many months to be put to death by electrocution.
Money brought back will be put to good use in the U.S. economy, we were told.
But in the case of Cimavax, the regulation has apparently never been put to the test.
The crowd demanded that the young Hindu man who created the image be put to death.
This is, far and away, the quietest, albeit most powerful blender I've ever put to use.
"I would absolutely be elated to know that this is finally put to rest," Coley said.
The family is so entertaining and funny that our phones just get put to the side.
Sen. Cory Booker thinks so — but his theory could be put to the test next week.
The Aflac duck is being put to work in a new role: comforting children with cancer.
The final question put to Yellen, naturally, was about Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
Lopez Obrador has said the strategy will be put to a public vote, likely in March.
Here are the five men the Trump administration ordered put to death and what they did.
"And it should put to rest the paleophrenoloigcal arguments about Neandertal abilities derived from their skulls."  
Now 38, having been convicted of a murder while incarcerated, he will be put to death.
At that altitude, there is no room for error and altruism is put to the test.
These are a few of the questions I put to Helen Fisher in a recent interview.
Students who had been in the program awhile would be put to work with younger students.
Many of those deaths could be avoided — if existing technologies would just be put to use.
I heard some examples of A.I. and machine learning being put to work in specific ways.
"Grain market fundamentals have been rather put to one side," Nathan Cordier of consultancy Agritel said.
Here are a selection of the comments, which raised questions that we put to the author.
For example, do Ring owners understand the ancillary use the videos may later be put to?
Obama tries to put to rest speculation that she's gearing up for a career in politics.
Just over half of respondents also support any final Brexit deal being put to another referendum.
Just over half of respondents also support any final Brexit deal being put to another referendum.
Scott Walker built a GOP ground game that Johnson can put to use again in 2016.
This is a safe gift, but it's one you know will be put to good use.
Unlike luxury SUVs with off-roading abilities nobody really uses, pickups are commonly put to work.
But Alex is soon kidnapped and put to work on a ship headed for San Francisco.
That is the question I put to Steyer in our interview on The Ezra Klein Show.
Even that wall has been put to use, stacked three high with niches for cremated remains.
I'd seen horses put to sleep that way by someone barely rubbing their eyes, their lashes.
Moments after walking around HVSD, the decibel meter, still in Thrun's grasp, gets put to work.
For those celebrating, this weekend should be put to good use getting ready for the Seder.
This is the kind of package Wi-Fi 6 needs to actually be put to use.
Many Christian denominations around the world have massive landholdings which can be put to productive use.
But the policy issues that could be put to a plebiscite are yet to be decided.
EXECUTIONS IN America peaked in 22020, when 217 prisoners were put to death in 20 states.
"That money could be put to policies that deliver more bang for the buck," he said.
Now that work is being put to the test, as the convention kicks off in Cleveland.
Let this put to bed the suggestion that the FTC does not support the FCC's proposal.
A new remuneration policy will be put to shareholders at the company's 2020 annual general meeting.
More than 2,800 pups are put to the test in categories ranging from obedience to agility.
Instead, the question should be: Should people whom we say are murderers be put to death?
The battle for the board seat will be put to P&G's shareholders for a vote.
Domesticated for about 5,000 years, donkeys have been put to work for humanity's historically changing needs.
Another three were put to death for killing a police officer in Cairo in September 2013.
Euthanasia rates are down, although the A.S.P.C.A. said 670,000 dogs are put to death each year.
But it was in 1994 when a name change was put to a vote and rejected.
Reuters Those values are being put to the ultimate test — the largest democratic election in history.
The neoliberal fantasy that unfettered markets will deliver prosperity to everyone should be put to rest.
It apparently was put to good use today although the surrounding circumstances were a little unexpected.
These two candidates are then put to a postal ballot of the wider Conservative Party membership.
The Taliban have also put to use captured American military equipment such as armored Humvee trucks.
The issue was put to the test in a series of votes on the Senate floor.
The unique skills of artists were also put to work as part of the official war effort.
Among all but a few holdouts it put to rest the notion that monetary policy was powerless.
We Democrats, our entire caucus, believes this previously unscheduled session time can be put to good use.
The revisions are being put to public consultation until March with a final version published in July.
Pablo Vasquez, 38, was put to death by lethal injection and pronounced dead at 6:35 p.m.
She initially said her son was last seen when he was put to bed around 1 a.m.
Christopher Young is the eighth prisoner to be put to death in Texas so far this year.
He is the 50th inmate in the state put to death by lethal injection, the department said.
As soon as George Zidan brings the Waveskate to Bluefish Concepts, it gets put to the test.
All the clothes I make actually get put to work and will see you through your day.
After the second vote, in January, the amendment would be put to a referendum for final approval.
The upcoming quarterly corporate earnings season will put to test market valuations that are above historical averages.
Enlitic's X-ray algorithms are just the latest example of deep learning being put to practical use.
Houthis say they are 'happy' with aid The Houthis rejected the accusations put to them by CNN.
Tomlin initially said her son was last seen when he was put to bed around 1 a.m.
While some burning questions were left coyly open-ended, many lingering doubts can be put to bed.
The prize is a $50 gift card, and it's definitely going to get put to good use.
"They have so much experience and knowledge that can be put to good use," says Mr Ogata.
The fair organizers must have had a lucrative weekend; every inch of space was put to use.
Floyd adds that while the money wasn't the main draw, it certainly was put to good use.
Put to a vote last March, islanders approved the project, 206-175, in a highly contentious meeting.
Constitutional amendments, clearing the way for the changes, will be put to a national referendum on Sept.
That individual skill was finally put to the test with a competent team to back it up.
The instigator and inspirer of some of the most hideous acts of violence ever put to video.
The hobby was put to use by political cartoonists to illustrate his competitive nature as a politician.
He'd be the sixth inmate put to death this year in Texas, more than any other state.
Jordan Fisher's dance skills are going to be put to good use — this time at his wedding!
Any notions that Google was merely toying around with virtual reality should probably be put to bed.
Unless of course those sleek navy ships in Djibouti are ever put to use collecting overdue debts.
If you celebrated your own Friendsgiving this year, get ready to have it be put to shame.
With crypto prices surging there's plenty of capital that could be put to work in this way.
Are you seeing advances in the costuming world that you were able to put to work here?
The DNC presented a slate of speakers that put to shame all that the RNC could muster.
Two-thirds of them supported the law when it was put to a public vote in 1983.
"Says who?" he kept repeating, even after it was put to him that the polls said so.
With this fantasy put to rest for the time being, it's easier to see the plausible alternatives.
Dalton's parents were so poor that he had been put to work at the age of ten.
Until recently few Chinese saw much sense in keeping animals that could not be put to work.
Just a day shy of 8 weeks old, Murphy was put to work at the PEOPLE offices.
Any (or all) of the money raised could be put to executing the museum's "New Vision" plan.
Dish already possesses a large heap of valuable spectrum that it has not (yet) put to use.
You may have a hobby or untapped skill that you can put to work for your savings.
So existing investors can be offered choices ranging from cashing out to staying put to investing more.
We will look at any case put to us by The Bank of England in the circumstances.
And so any deal that Parliament approves must be put to the public for a final say.
That means half of that, or $36.2 billion, could be put to work in long-duration bonds.
As Season 2 unfolds, assumptions about the deepest moral questions continue to be put to the test.
Rather, they've been planning for it and know exactly how it can best be put to use.
The proposal will be put to a vote by experts from the 28 EU nations on Monday.
Stocks could be put to the test Friday, as Intel's earnings miss hangs over the technology sector.
Put to the board in a hastily called meeting, the decision to accept Sahara's offer was approved.
Luxe, too, is amassing some interesting data on driver behaviour that could be put to good use.
Someone like the Dalai Lama is similarly empathic, only his empathy is put to much better ends.
"Put to the test, the United Kingdom has been resolute in the face of adversity," she said.
But she said they're more restless following the incident, and are more difficult to put to sleep.
"My trusty work boots were put to the test during today's action scenes for #UntitledHanSoloMovie," Howard wrote.
I couldn't believe how much time, energy, and money I had saved and put to better use.
It's a rare find and it could put to rest the myth of the peaceful hunter gatherer.
Another execution set for Thursday Kenneth Williams is scheduled to be put to death Thursday in Arkansas.
Many Labour members of parliament insist that any agreement must be put to a second public vote.
The company is also keen to illustrate the wide ranges of uses beacons can be put to.
They were practicing their politics in a safe environment, yet they were still put to the test.
In their eyes, abortion is murder and women should be punished and put to death for that.
The best of the best players, the best of the best fan cutaways, put to great music.
Charles Rhines, 63, who is gay, was set to be put to death at 1:30 p.m.
China's Ministry of Commerce has said any dumping claims should be put to the World Trade Organization.
After a final peace deal is signed, probably this summer, it will be put to a referendum.
Every day, there are countless seconds that slip by that could probably be put to better use.
The questions  —  which I put to Intel, Apple, Twitter, Facebook, Slack, Google, and Salesforce  — were pretty straightforward.
They are set instead by available resources — workers, equipment, natural resources that can be put to work.
"I think the kind of pressure that's being put to bear is fine," Blankfein told CNBC Wednesday.
Other online vision apps have been put to the test and ultimately failed to gain consumer trust.
Theoretically, all of these claims will be put to the test in the coming months and years.
Now the money is being put to use via a scholarship for the 2019-83 school year.
"It seemed like the car was going to be put to a lot better use," Marklin said.
That number has declined almost every year since, with just 28 inmates put to death in 85033.
But the matter has been put to bed for the rest of the president's time in office.
First and foremost, let's put to bed this ridiculous notion that they don't care about their country.
We have been put to it, however, to discover the true principles which should govern their relations.
He was also the answer to a trivia question Denver coach Michael Malone put to the team.
This practice was put to an end earlier in 2018, but it didn't help the company's image.
"This was the deployment of the largest number of F-35s ever put to sea," Lt. Col.
He also said a gun was not put to his head but was pointed in his direction.
This isn't the only time the Alexa device has been put to use for medical purposes, however.
Private-equity firms have $2.4trn waiting to be put to work, according to Preqin, a data-provider.
Of course, all this means that Tesla's charging and service infrastructures will be put to the test.
Richard Masterson, 43, was put to death by lethal injection at the state's death chamber in Huntsville.
You were discovered feral, ugly, not unlike the criminal we'd found years back and put to work.
"The voters expect that this (weedkiller) row is put to an end," Kramp-Karrenbauer told Deutschlandfunk radio.
Current plans call for the aerostats to be put to use in Mali around 2019 or 2020.
The resolution will be put to a vote at the United Nations General Assembly on Nov. 13.
Later, many marveled at how, in death, the communist revolutionary had been put to work for capitalism.
The nomination would then be put to vote, which could result in her leading a minority government.
UFO said it was still working on the demands it plans to put to Lufthansa's core brand.
And Trump has likely put to rest the prospect of countries ramping up their pledges before 2020.
So this really was the first time that this particular unit was put to use, that morning.
But the power that Amazon has, and its immense resources, can also be put to good use.
Despite the recommendation, Gargiulo's defense attorney Dale Rubin says it's unlikely Gargiulo will be put to death.
But she's still put to the test by Dr. Lydia Fonseca (Amanda Redman) at the local hospital.
The year-end video features metals, bone, different helmets, and more objects being put to the test.
The stand-up specials in this series are best watched after the children are put to bed.
If it approves the plan, the proposed cuts will be put to a vote of the membership.
Cardinal Bertone, 82, has argued that the home would be put to good use for future officials.
And at BD, what they learn developing Spot can be put to use on another robotic system.
But the metaphors that came so quickly to hand could again be tamed and put to use.
Imagine if that $26 trillion were allowed to reenter the U.S. economy and be put to work.
The donated candy arrives in enormous quantities, but it all gets put to use, Ms. Blashek said.
The prince's lack of humanity or perspective as he answered the questions put to him was astonishing.
But Dangal's blockbuster success ensured that the Aamir-should-leave-India debate has been put to rest.
That's $20 billion that can be put to better use, increasing federal revenues while decreasing federal expenditures.
The proposal made to the management was non-binding and has not yet been put to shareholders.
The revised remuneration policy will be put to shareholders for approval at its annual meeting in 2020.
Children most commonly reported getting less attention (12%) and being put to bed later than usual (11%).
The new bathrooms on the upper level of the 86th Street station were quickly put to use.
That's a lot of money for a savings account, and might be put to better use elsewhere.
There's nothing quite so explicit in "The Governesses" (although a dragonfly is put to an unorthodox use).
So you build the smart grid — how many of the problem people will that put to work?
SOVIET ART PUT TO THE TEST' Edited by Matthew S. Witkovsky and Devin Fore (Yale University Press).
One fear you can put to rest, if you have it: higher interest rates on your loans.
The resolution is likely to be put to a vote on Friday in the 15-member Council.
The Intermediary Regulations have already been put to public comment, a process that officially closed last week.
Now, the long love affair between a country and its airplanes is being put to the test.
May's plan failed by a triple-digit margin when it was put to a vote in Parliament.
Strategists said the current risk-on trade will be put to the test in the coming weeks.
" Someone told me that homosexuals "should even be put to death, so strongly does God oppose this.
BTW ... Kourtney here might have put to rest the debate about who is the most bangable Kardashian.
EU officials expect divisive issues to be put to one side to reach consensus on the declaration.
European politicians are hard put to maintain liberal values at home, let alone stand up for them abroad.
That was the question put to a panel of experts at the TechCrunch China event in Shenzhen today.
Still, the DOJ's view on this issue has not been put to the test in court, said Rust.
I shall put to the side the political aspects of that discussion in order to concentrate on economics.
But she gave no further detail, doing little to put to rest speculation about what's been affecting her.
The charter will be put to a national referendum in the coming months then return to the assembly.
This election could finally put to rest the long-held notion that championing gun control sinks Democrats' prospects.
Now, to carry on to Joe's question, are we seeing more and more money being put to work?
" According to Corcoran, the book "is chock full of smart nuggets you will put to use right away!
Marion Wilson, 42, who was put to death by lethal injection, was declared dead at 9:52 p.m.
But it did provide a sense of closure — one big mystery finally put to rest, but questions remain.
Back in 2009, when Obamacare was first put to Congress, the Republicans leapt on the Tea Party bandwagon.
In another statement, King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands said: 'Europe is once again put to the test.
The expulsion procedure was put to the academy's 2,242 voting members, who approved it by 84% to 16%.
It's also, of course, just lines drawn on paper, put to film, and given the illusion of life.
House Republicans were united in opposition to impeachment when it was put to a vote in December. Sen.
The average score for the 48 firms put to the test was 4, Planning Minister Dyogo Oliveira added.
But even in cities most items that would now be considered rubbish were collected and put to use.
This article features distorted information, rehashing old stories and rumors that have long ago been put to rest.
In practice, TrueNorth has been put to use in over 40 institutions, including both universities and government agencies.
Four years ago, when Ford's current contract was put to a vote, only 51% of membership approved it.
At its core are government-guaranteed, and therefore cheap, deposits that banks put to work, primarily through lending.
As we've discussed in the past, this sort of technology could be put to all sorts of uses.
The researchers behind the project say this means these modules could be put to a number of tasks.
"Despite where the markets are in equities, we have not seen money being put to work," Fink said.
He&aposd be the sixth inmate put to death this year in Texas, more than any other state.
When this was put to Mr Sessions, on the friendly terrain of Fox News, he was hardly reassuring.
The strategy had drawn speculation that Alibaba might acquire Netflix — a rumor Alibaba put to rest last week.
Some are put to a preliminary vote, opened to public feedback, and then finalized by a second vote.
So it is put to use as animal-feed or compost, or simply thrown away in a landfill.
In 2015 a council was established to propose a specific change that could be put to a referendum.
WhatsApp apparently rejected the backdoor demand put to it by the government this summer, according to Sky's report.
This ought to put to rest the idea that water is a significant source of conflict between countries.
"The point would be taken that you don't disturb people that have been put to rest," she says.
"The floating nuclear power plants will typically be put to use near coastlines and shallow water," Haverkamp said.
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In Florida, meanwhile, Oxitec's mosquito-release plan was so controversial that it was put to a local vote.
Apparently enthusiasm does go a long way, and all that theoretical knowledge can be put to good use.
In November a plan to control rents in California was put to voters in a referendum (it failed).
Unfortunately, investors may be put to the test again next week, ahead of the employment numbers on Friday.
Still, last year, over 2000,22 cats and nearly 2300,220 dogs were put to death at the overcrowded shelters.
Unfortunately, investors may be put to the test again next week, ahead of the employment numbers on Friday.
Someday soon, those ideas will be put to the test, probably against one of a handful of companies.
Soon, that technology will be put to use to help point people to other content they like, too.
The limits of Lin-Manuel Miranda's acting abilities were really put to the test on Mary Poppins Returns.
Some Security Council diplomats have expressed doubt that a draft resolution could be put to a vote quickly.
They've got all kinds of genitalia out there in nature, and these are put to frequent, energetic use.
But there is one way the data can be put to use outside of individual enthusiasts' computers: crowdsourcing.
The second and last time I had a gun put to my head it was by the police.
The government insists that the constitution will be put to a national referendum at the end of July.
"Hopefully everything has been put to rest," Julia Greer, a lawyer for the defendants, said in an interview.
Some horses are put to sleep via bullet according to UC Davis, which has a renowned veterinary department.
And it seems like their best strategy is already being put to use in this video: taking shifts.
It was not immediately clear when the draft resolution to designate Azhar could be put to a vote.
Legend even has it that there are no locks or light switches—they'd never be put to use.
Second, repatriated profits not collected by the Internal Revenue Service could be put to use in the economy.
It would effectively grant him veto power on any major decision put to the Standing Committee, they said.
This theory was put to bed by her mother, who appeared in an interview online on Thursday (below).
That's dry powder that could be put to work for the rest of the year, both reports said.
The US government must apply the same effort to undo the sanctions as they put to enforce them.
Now is an opportune time to reexamine if those time deposits can be put to more productive use.
" In Aristophanes's Peace, Simonides is described as one who would "put to sea upon a sieve for money.
I discovered years later that my article on Gulley's heroics had prevented him from being put to death.
It's typically used on the ground, but has recently been put to the test on several Navy ships.
JerryRigEverything also found that the screen rebounded from fire being put to it and wouldn't bend under pressure.
These tools have been put to use before in other consumer-facing web projects from Microsoft, like CelebsLike.
Patriots, vets, their family members — anybody, really, glad to see their corpses put to use protecting the living.
"Therefore we do not need to put to one side the principle in itself straight away," she said.
Icon's latest 3D printer, the Vulcan ll, is available for purchase and is already being put to use.
"There's never enough time," said Donnie Leibe shortly before his dog, Daisy, at left, is put to sleep.
Narrator: Nelson's upper-body strength is put to the test during the "Mary Poppins" segment of the show.
Based on how quickly I'm tearing through my candles, you can tell it's being put to good use.
It is time to put to rest the idea that government safety net programs subsidize private sector employers.
Almost 80 prisoners await execution on Nevada's death row, though none have been put to death since 2006.
The slogan used by Mr. Trump to describe his philosophy on governing is being put to the test.
Personal loans often are utilized for debt consolidation, though they can be put to a multitude of uses.
Le Figaro newspaper said the Clinton figure would be put to one side in case of future need.
The vote for a second deputy was inconclusive and will be put to a second round on Sunday.
The result was the 1959 Street Offenses Act, put to immediate use in a crackdown on street prostitution.
Unmanned aerial vehicles were also put to work during the Republican and Democratic National Conventions and town halls.
Now is a very good time, being 25 years (March 1993) since the band was put to rest.
Under this increased intracranial pressure, my micro-welding of the blood vessels would be put to the test.
Distributing fliers seeking recruits with "a desire to better themselves," they were then put to work selling drugs.
It can also just stay put to take pictures of you and live-stream your daily life. Yep.
A small, but devoted following grew around the project which was put to rest in the early 90s.
We can finally put to rest the very important question of where in Hogwarts we would really belong.
New money could be put to incredibly good use, rebuilding deteriorating roads and bridges or investing in education.
"After watching all the injustices over the years, we're kind of glad that it's been put to bed."
If nothing else, this study should put to rest a prevalent, although peculiar, notion that Allen is lazy.
"He put to bed my fears of any cultural rift in regards to race relations," Mr. Peele said.
Another song by that combo is put to deliciously goofy use at the very end of the evening.
In the Slovenian highlands, he considers sinkholes, and the gruesome ways they have sometimes been put to use.
Drones have proliferated in the region and around the world, but they're not always put to illicit uses.
More than 1,000 Altos were made and put to work, including a few in Jimmy Carter's White House.
The former owners, mostly alcoholic single men, were put to work as slave laborers on a remote farm.
It required that 6.2 million tons of methane produced from coal mining be put to use by 2015.
Instead, the North Korean offer should be put to the diplomatic test through a united Washington-Seoul front.
And the authors hope the data set, which was shared publicly, will be put to some good use.
The number of prisoners put to death for non-lethal offenses, such as illicit drug use, also surged.
But "when that inmate is put to death, there's another family going through the grief, and they're innocent."
This $2 trillion isn't being handed out as a boost, it's being put to work on our survival.
When the pandemic is over, such extraordinary measures must be put to an end and held to account.
Unlike the votes in California and Colorado now, yours was not a ballot measure put to the voters.
Bowles is the 99th person to be put to death in Florida since capital punishment resumed in 1976.
I hope Senator Warren's immense strengths are put to work in rebuilding our country in a Biden administration.
The site has also been criticized for not anticipating that its technology could be put to nefarious use.
Follow along and put your questions in the comment section, and they may be put to Mr. Ryan.
The man, Keith Leroy Tharpe, known as Bo, was set to be put to death at 7 p.m.
The two men the State of Arkansas had wanted to put to death on Monday night remained alive.
Put to the choice, Congress, we believe, would have abrogated [the] exception, preferring preservation of the general rule.
If it is debated and put to a vote, it could become National Party policy in the state.
Dinner parties are a regular event in their new home, and all three refrigerators are put to use.
The China settlement will now put to rest one of the last big regulatory headaches for the bank.
In neighboring Alabama, Michael Eggers was put to death by lethal injection without complications at 7:29 p.m.
According to Texas authorities, Shore is the first person put to death in the United States this year.
I myself have been stopped, searched, and had a gun put to my head for no rational reason.
The other, a comprehensive "acceptable use" policy for facial recognition, has yet to be put to a vote.
When USA Gymnastics filed for bankruptcy in 2018, the lawsuits against the organization were put to a halt.
But if it initially seems like an odd choice, rest assured it has been put to inventive use.
Kendall and Logan's tumultuous relationship is put to the test, and ultimately redefined in the episode's final moments.
"The one I currently have will now be put to good use on my next flights," he said.
The Detroit coach has no problem giving honest appraisals about almost any topic that is put to him.
But Mr. Roof's case has prompted a wide-ranging debate over whether he should be put to death.
Any questions as to his truthfulness were put to rest when Andrews called Halliday as her final witness.
If it is not true, both Trump and the country deserve to have this issue put to rest.
The four states put to Qatar a list of 13 demands and said they received a negative response.
The request will be put to a vote in the full lower house of parliament, possibly in September.
So let's put to bed the idea that the Mueller investigation was a waste of time and money.
That's the question I put to Scott Helman, an editor at the Boston Globe and longtime Mitt-storian.
Well, a similar question was put to voters shortly before the 2010 midterms about then-President Barack Obama.
The training was immediately put to the test as soon as Gearry and Sergeant touched down in Alaska.
But even that will be put to the test amid the latest fight over Mueller, Russia and collusion.
"To be absolutely clear, I've said it was correct that the allegation was put to me," Baker said.
It's time to put to rest any notion that President Trump's signature tax cuts are paying for themselves.
While Mourinho's efficacy will be put to the test, the one certainty is that he'll shake things up.
In 2012, the proposal was finally put to a statewide referendum, where 86 percent of residents approved it.
It's being put to bed honorably, with a cast that sings well and commits itself to the drama.
Your interests and abilities should be put to the test, and your brain could finally have a break.
Marion Wilson, 42, who was put to death by lethal injection, was declared dead at 103:52 p.m.
According to Garba, the AU passport will be put to maximum use if it is accompanied by the AfCFTA.
They are then put to work to pay off the debt, through forced labor and prostitution, the report said.
In 1953, after a turbulent decade, the plant was put to arguably much better use, and Koskenkorva was launched.
Natural-language technology is one way that artificial intelligence is being put to the test to handle human requests.
The list of things that we're ready to put to bed from 2016 is lengthy, to say the least.
Today your acting abilities will get put to the test when an intriguing yet confusing conversation comes your way.
Out in the real world, machine learning is being put to use improving farming and widening access to healthcare.
It meant that an innocent dog would not get put to sleep because they could not get vet care.
They can still be put to plenty of good use when we're not stuck in a moisture-deprived cabin.
The HSBC platform is a rare example of blockchain technology being put to practical use by a major bank.
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IOC president Thomas Bach said the recommendation would be put to an extraordinary IOC session in Lausanne in July.
Rome suspects their presence just outside Libyan territorial waters encourages migrants to risk their lives and put to sea.
In most states, juries have to unanimously agree on aggravating factors to recommend a defendant be put to death.
And those lessons he's learned can be put to work for the benefit of startups in the Tusk portfolio.
The final two candidates will then be put to a vote of the party's membership of around 2000,000 people.
Here's are the questions BuzzFeed News put to Facebook and the company's responses: How did Facebook determine this number?
Those "experienced" editors are also now being put to work assessing political reportage and commentary around the US midterms.

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