The low mist option puts off a lot more than I expected.
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Often she simply puts off votes that could end in embarrassing defeats.
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The longer the company puts off self-policing, the more likely regulation becomes.
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Banks are both very complex and highly regulated: that puts off activist shareholders.
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By delaying those decisions, McConnell puts off what could become a messy fight.
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Max puts off bedtime and heads out into the night to solve the mystery.
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"It really puts off the Fed," said John Briggs, head of rate strategy at RBS.
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Wright encourages not avoiding life events that are stressful because this only puts off the inevitable.
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Tempted by the prospect of financial security, he puts off quitting until Cory can't stand it anymore.
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There's a reason literally everyone puts off packing a suitcase 'til the very last minute: it sucks.
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But Vargas has an abrasive public image and a lack of charisma that puts off many voters.
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This cost often runs into the hundreds, so naturally this puts off a lot of prospective buyers.
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For every year a person puts off claiming benefits, their monthly payment jumps by about 8 percent.
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The way we teach math puts off girls Messaging alone though won't change the gender gap in math.
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The unit puts off a Wi-Fi network and in my testing it was simple to find and connect to.
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Bona Ventura of Kompakh, a local NGO which helps villages generate income from ecotourism, says pollution puts off potential visitors.
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Citizens of poor but pretty places worry that rubbish washed up on once-pristine beaches puts off wealthy sun-seekers.
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Still, Trump signed his own waiver on moving the embassy, which officially puts off the move for another six months.
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The hero of the piece, the "wastrel" Saheiji (Frankie Sakai), puts off paying his bill by simply refusing to leave.
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Foreign direct investment has also proven elusive as the threat of hefty fines for breaking the rules puts off potential newcomers.
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The number of voters Mr Amin attracts to the ticket, in other words, may be outweighed by those he puts off.
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Square's foray into bitcoin trading merely extends an "overdone" stock rally and puts off an impending correction, according to one analyst.
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The plan puts off the closing of loopholes and other tax increases that could limit the impact on the budget deficit.
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While there, he puts off returning to the war, and finds that all is not as it seems in his idyllic sanctuary.
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The CBO points out that the degree of change necessary depends a lot on how long the government puts off making changes.
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The inclusion of the resolution in the Department of Homeland Security bill puts off a contentious debate on Trump's proposed border wall.
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The strategy deviates from that of successful midterm elections in the past — and puts off the question of the party's identity. Gov.
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A Pisces "moodboards" about redecorating their home, but puts off going to Home Depot or IKEA in order to make it happen.
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And there are also enduring questions about whether much of what contributes to Oxbridge's reputation also puts off applicants from less privileged backgrounds.
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A renter who puts off a hunt in hopes of cheaper apartments in a few months could miss out on an ideal place.
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The planets may also seem similar, but Neptune — the farthest of the two — puts off 202015 times more energy than Uranus does, says Fortney.
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Sure, it makes sense that Sharon wouldn't have much of a sex drive, but the wife who puts off sex is a tired cliché.
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Meanwhile, the eight justices have split evenly in several major cases, which puts off any final judgment on lawsuits that affect millions of Americans.
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That puts off peach-sellers, some of whom exit the market, raising the chance of buyers getting a lemon, pushing prices down still further.
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Could he live with a deal that merely puts off the problem, like the Iran nuclear agreement brokered by his predecessor that he routinely excoriates?
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The agreement also puts off a final decision on the question of whether the California court has jurisdiction over Toshiba, one of Japan's largest companies.
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His upper-class style limits his ability to appeal to working-class Brexit supporters, while his fondness for donning the jester's cap puts off thoughtful moderates.
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At Cherry Point in Brooklyn, Szymanski puts off-cuts in a starring role, and now, he says, the restaurant might even sell more offal than burgers.
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By far the biggest mistake of all is becoming an "emergency entrepreneur" — someone who puts off all legal issues until her or she is being sued.
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They voted 322-306 in favor of an amendment that puts off the moment of decision until they have had more time to scrutinize his plan.
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Given that Twitter's core premise is that of a platform for conversations, that not only limits the product's usefulness, but it potentially puts off newcomers as well.
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Line said he was working on his tax returns, something he usually puts off, rather than braving the cold to load corn for a local processing plant.
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Whether or not the need for photo ID puts off legitimate voters, the reforms will probably fail to stamp out a bigger source of fraud: postal votes.
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But U.S. officials say the move could take years to complete and Trump signed the embassy waiver, which officially puts off the move for another six months.
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If Motiva puts off the Monday, July 23 shutdown, it would be the second time this month the refinery has avoided shutting FCCU 3, the sources said.
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That puts off older voters, who see his approach as a threat to the country's security (many carried the American flag at rallies protesting against Ms Park's impeachment).
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Whether the justices declare the case moot or dismiss the writ of certiorari as improvidently granted, I'd bet the Supreme Court puts off consideration of the travel ban.
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"Unless policy is guided by a long-term perspective, short-term fixes may end up being just a palliative that only puts off the bad day," he said.
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The US Navy searches for answers after another fatal warship crash; Missouri puts off the execution of Marcellus Williams; India's highest court bans the practice of instant divorce.
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The agreement will reduce some U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods, and indefinitely puts off further 15% tariffs that were due to go into effect on Sunday, Lighthizer said.
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LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May often puts off critical decisions over Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, or Brexit, hoping to wear down opponents through doggedness and determination.
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Still, the 85003-page plan -- with no price tag or time frame -- puts off almost all of the difficult political horsetrading that would be required in a comprehensive bill.
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It puts off home cooks, largely, I suspect, because of the notorious amount of fat to be slowly rendered, thus making it a sure hit in the restaurant setting.
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You know, the one who puts off buying a costume until it's three hours before the festivities begin and every Halloween shop in a 10-mile radius is cleaned out.
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The national utility, Électricité de France (EDF), reliably puts off a final decision on whether to build Britain's first nuclear-power station in a generation year after nail-biting year.
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But the deal puts off a reckoning over how the growing influence in the global economy of China, Brazil and India will be reflected in the governance of the IMF.
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The strategy of concentrating first on the section from Bakersfield to Madera puts off tunneling through mountains, which Mr. Kelly said could cost anywhere from $4 billion to $13 billion.
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He shows up Nora's door step — after a nosy nun told him where to find her — and invites her to a party, which she puts off attending but eventually gives into.
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The move puts off a major case that could have been heard next term during the heart of the presidential election and allows the issue to further percolate in the lower courts.
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Keeping the plan in the form of a broad outline puts off some of the difficult tradeoffs and preempts lines of attack that would be raised with a specific and detailed plan.
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People are promoted for fealty to Mr Trump, not competence, which puts off many Republican technocrats; two years into the president's term, a record number of jobs across the executive branch remain unfilled.
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Faced with a period of economic troubles, she is forced to tighten her belt: she eats out less often, puts off some home repairs, foregoes a couple of salon visits, and so on.
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Mammograms are such a literal pain — unless you are the kind of person who likes having her breast smashed against squeezing plates — that Ms. Peters, 44, said she always puts off getting one.
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Critics say that Twitter-specific lingo and special way of doing things puts off new or infrequent tweeters from using the service more regularly, or maybe ever coming to the platform in the first place.
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Speaking to business leaders, Temer warned that Brazil would have to make painful cuts in public spending like Portugal did if it puts off reform of a pension system that is unsustainable for public finances.
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McConnell's organizing resolution puts off the question of witnesses until after the two sides present their opening arguments and there are 16 hours of questions for senators, which they will ask through Chief Justice John Roberts.
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" So, indeed, Kensie and Saint could have some siblings on the way if Ravenel is successful in his quest to find "a solid woman … someone that has a good heart, puts off a positive vibe, positive energy.
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The extension, giving the government an additional six months to come to an agreement over the terms of its divorce, puts off the prospect of a no-deal Brexit and the expected devastating hit to the economy.
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The debt situation highlights PDVSA's limited ability to reinvest in its operations, which will further exacerbate its production problems as it puts off oilfield and equipment maintenance, said Agata Ciesielska, Latin America associate at risk consultancy Eurasia Group.
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At a congress mid-March she will ask cardholders to agree to drop the National Front's name, a trademark well known in France and abroad but which party insiders say puts off potential voters and is an obstacle to alliances with other groups.
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Having gotten China's attention by threatening the imposition of around $150 billion in tariff increases, it would be a mistake to agree to a temporary solution that feels like a win but puts off addressing serious issues that are certain to resurface.
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The second output cut in a year puts off any decision on whether to close the iconic A380, which would force the company to pay redundancies and writedowns but also ease some pressure on its balance sheet from project debts to European governments.
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To Democrats' dismay, that model puts off any decisions on calling witnesses or new evidence until the middle of the trial, after senators are sworn in, the House and White House present opening arguments and senators have a chance to ask written questions.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan's decision to drop a timeframe for hitting its inflation target shows it is losing confidence in its price outlook and could mean it puts off exiting easy policy for years to come, a former central bank executive said.
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President Trump's decision puts off a move that could have enraged key American allies at a delicate moment, as the United States heads toward tricky negotiations with North Korea and is considering abandoning the Iran nuclear deal over the objections of European Union leaders.
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McConnell's organizing resolution puts off the question of witnesses until after the two sides present their opening arguments and there are 16 hours of questions for senators, which they will ask through Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, who is presiding over the trial.
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He puts off an engagement and a stock market job to travel like a dharma bum searching for the point of it all, ending up in the Himalayas by way of reading philosophy in Paris and discovering the Upanishads from a fellow coal miner.
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KAREN LEAHY, MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. To the Editor: Re "McCain Out, Senate Puts Off Health Care Votes" (front page, July 16): If a Democratic senator had needed surgery, do you think that Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, would have postponed voting on the health care bill?
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The relief package puts off until the end of the year a set of accounting standards aimed at forcing financial firms to more accurately report on losses they could incur over the life of a loan — and keep extra capital on their books as a cushion against it.
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Team: Toronto RaptorsOne thing to know: Lowry's one-year extension with the reigning champs puts off his free agency for another year and could signal one of two things — the Raptors want to run back their championship-winning squad, or they want to make Lowry a more attractive trade chip.
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This is because Slayer, like me, is not for everyone; their obsessions with evils both biblical (Hell, damnation, the end of the world) and tangible (battle, serial murder, the horrors of the Third Reich) combine to form a scathing depiction of society that scares away weekend warriors and puts off anyone who considers themselves a grown-up (sucker).
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After Mr. Trump used vulgar language to describe why he does not want people from certain countries in Africa and the Caribbean to immigrate to the United States, chances for a broad deal on immigration and spending began to unravel in Congress, increasing the likelihood of a government shutdown unless lawmakers reach a short-term spending agreement that puts off the big decisions.
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" In a spoof version of the movie "Spotlight," about the Boston Globe reporters who uncovered widespread sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, Mr. Oliver envisioned a "multiplatform content generation distribution network" — formerly a "newspaper" — that puts off a City Hall corruption blockbuster in lieu of a potentially more popular item about a creature that looks like both a raccoon and a cat — a "Rac-Cat.
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Other potential witnesses include Mike Duffey, the White House official in the Office of Management and Budget responsible for overseeing national security money and a Trump political appointee, and Rob Blair, an assistant to Trump and senior adviser to Mulvaney McConnell's organizing resolution for the Senate trial puts off the question of witnesses until after the two sides present their opening arguments and there are 16 hours of questions for senators, which they will ask through Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, who is presiding over the trial.
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Zucco, Tom. "Selmon puts off decision indefinitely". St. Petersburg Times.
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The Washington Post. Retrieved February 24, 2015.Preston, Julia & Shear, Michael (February 17, 2015). "Dealt Setback, Obama Puts Off Immigrant Plan".
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Goldberg, an. "Chester merger panel puts off meeting until next year", The Star-Ledger, October 5, 2010. Accessed January 15, 2015.
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Useful within-field diversity (polyculture): companion planting of carrots and onions. The onion smell puts off carrot root fly, while the smell of carrots puts off onion fly. Crop diversity is the variance in genetic and phenotypic characteristics of plants used in agriculture. Over the past 50 years, there has been a major decline in two components of crop diversity; genetic diversity within each crop and the number of species commonly grown.
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Antonio returns home. After learning that Beatriz has begun menstruating he initially puts off consummating their marriage and rapes Virgílio's mother, Feliciana. However he soon begins raping Beatriz. Feliciana soon grows pregnant as does Beatriz.
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Daphnis returns having learnt a few lessons from the bacchantes, but puts off the final lesson until tomorrow. They thank the bacchantes in dance, and ask the audience to be indulgent and gentle, like lambs, on their show.
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Unfortunately, the season ends on a bad turn, Allison discovers she has a brain tumor located in her brain stem, but puts off her surgery to catch two bad guys, one working for Devalos and the other in a drug cartel.
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She remains nameless in the novel. Ivan Luzhin: Aleksandr Luzhin's father. A writer of novels intended for young boys. As he puts off beginning a novel based on his young son's prodigiousness in chess and the viperous character of Valentinov, he dies.
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September 18, 1991. Although Kilroy stepped down (as expected) as TTD president at the department's October executive board meeting, TTD did not immediately name either an interim or permanent successor.Kaufman, Lawrence H. "AFL-CIO Transport Unit Puts Off Leadership Vote." Journal of Commerce.
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Mili Nair (Amala Paul) is an introvert who is very depressed. Her self-affectation and inferiority complex puts off everyone. Nobody likes her character or even attempts to help her. Mili chooses to rise above the challenges and take back the reins of her life.
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Paul's boat is shipwrecked and he is presumed dead. A grief-stricken Paul Sr. puts off selling the shares. However an earthquake hits the city killing Sims and destroying his business. Dora sets to work providing for her family but her daughter falls ill.
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Somewhere else, a slacker named Goro, who puts off studying for video games, television and the Internet, sees a news broadcast telling of the King's apparent depression. Goro believes that this is his moment to start his life anew, so he starts to make a new lifestyle for himself.
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In desperation, Indra decides to kidnap Hiranyakashipu's wife Kayadhu and kill her unborn son. However, Sage Narada stops Indra and rescues Kayadhu. In his ashram, Narada chants Lord Shri Vishnu's name to Kayadhu and her unborn son hears it. Episode 20: Lord Brahma puts off answering Hiranyakashipu's prayers, but is finally forced to do so.
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New York Times Singapore Puts Off Prime Minister's Trip to Manila The case caused the deepest rift between the two ASEAN countries for more than 25 years. Economic relationships between the two countries were also strained. Singaporean investments in the Philippines dropped from US$65 million from 1994 to US$3.7 million by 1995.
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Anat Balint, Haggai Hitron, Amnon Barzilai, "Channel 2 Puts Off Screening of Controversial Film on 1973 Battle", Haaretz, 26 April 2004. After the war he commanded the 162nd Division and served as the first Chief Intelligence Officer. He retired in 1979 in the rank of brigadier general. Tamari hold a Ph.D. from University of Haifa in military history.
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Bede then puts off discussion of the battle "But more of this hereafter" only to seemingly never return to it. Bede does later include an extended account of Saint Germanus of Auxerre's victory over the Saxons and Picts in a mountain valley,Traditionally placed at Mold in Flintshire in northeast Wales. which he credits with curbing the threat of invasion for a generation.Bede, I.xx.
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Kitty, the stepdaughter of one of Charles' siblings, becomes infatuated with her "uncle". Charles wants to return to college, but the mismanaged family business needs him, and he puts off his own desires to safeguard the jobs of his many employees and restore the family fortune. After a few years, a newspaper touts him as the "Industrial Prince of England". Paula has been searching for her Smithy.
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Matt and Julie reconcile and rekindle their romance. Smash gets a tryout with Texas A&M;, and succeeds in winning a spot on their team. Lyla helps Tim pursue a college football scholarship. Tim initially puts off the recruiter and is concerned Lyla is trying to turn him into someone he's not by encouraging him to pursue college, but he sees she's looking out for his best interests.
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Misty was raised in a trailer park in Tecumseh Lake, Georgia by her hippie mother. She is an aspiring artist and attends art school where she eventually meets and begins going out with Peter Wilmot. Peter does everything in his power to get her pregnant, and they eventually go live with his family on Waytansea Island after his father, Harrow Wilmot, dies. Misty puts off her artistic aspirations to raise Tabitha.
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Two strangers arrive at the wedding of Sergeant O'Farrell of the Royal Mounted Police and Rosine Delorme. O'Farrell receives an urgent message that Rosine's wayward brother Louis has escaped from prison with the notorious Rossingnol. He puts off the nuptials and leaves in search of the criminals. One of the strangers convinces Rosine to guide him to a cabin at the end of the Passage Du Mort where Louis awaits her.
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Fenny is the younger sister of Mildred Layton. She is more outgoing and fun-loving than Mildred. She was and perhaps still is in love with Mildred's husband Colonel Layton. She notices that Sarah doesn't seem to have quite the right attitude towards British administration of India and she worries that that puts off potential suitors, such as Teddie Bingham, who showed interest in Sarah before switching to Susan.
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At the end of the novel, the main character gives up college. Coming-of-age stories mostly end with their protagonists adapting to the world after wandering away from their life. On the contrary, in this novel, he puts off the task of adapting to the world, refuses to grow up, and decides to remain as a boy for eternity. In this light, this novel can be regarded as an 'anti-coming-of-age story.
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Mainwaring summons Jones and Frazer to the bank and tries to work out how best to break the news to Godfrey. Mainwaring resolves to go and inform Godfrey personally. He, Pike and Wilson walk out to pay a call to Cherry Tree Cottage, only to be invited to stay for tea. During the visit Mainwaring repeatedly puts off telling Godfrey, and finally tries to shift the responsibility, and make Wilson tell him, a job his Sergeant shirks.
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A second reprise of "The Story of Tonight", titled "Tomorrow There'll Be More of Us" ("The Laurens Interlude" in the Off-Broadway version), occurs in the show towards the end of Act One. Hamilton is working at home when his wife Eliza informs him that he has received a letter from South Carolina. Hamilton puts off reading the letter, believing it to be from John Laurens. However, Eliza reveals that the letter is actually from Laurens' father.
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He tells her about his struggles in school with a learning disability and how it still affects him. Suzanne again becomes uncomfortable with Peter's intimacy with her. After Suzanne puts off meeting with Peter on the outside again, he goes to an S&M; club, but he is unable to get in the mood and stops his dominatrix, Mistress Terry (Angela Forrest), shortly after she begins flogging him. He leaves a pleading message on Suzanne's answering machine.
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Federico tries to conceal his love and puts off the marriage to Aurora, so she encourages the advances of Gonzaga, who had accompanied Cassandra to the Ferrara court. Cassandra is also unhappy, since the Duke is still following his dissolute lifestyle. The Duke leaves to fight for the Pope, leaving Federico as regent in his absence. Federico and Cassandra admit to their love for one another and consummate it, but are unknowingly witnessed in a mirror by Aurora.
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Elly agrees to move with Switzerland with him, but puts off telling Bea, leading to a confrontation when she does find out. Bea asks Elly to stay, as she needs her, but Elly says that she needs a fresh start. Karl and Susan return home from their holiday early to say their goodbyes. Bea decides not to accompany Elly to the airport and they say goodbye at the house, before Karl and Susan drive Elly, Aster and Shaun out of Ramsay Street.
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He becomes attached to the little fellow and puts off going to the authorities. Another Italian, hearing of the Kendall reward, discloses that Niccolo has a baby concealed in his home and they take the child away upon the testimony of a grafting nurse. The death of a pickpocket, however, clears up the disappearance of the Kendall baby and the real Kendall heir is returned to his father, while Niccolo is allowed by a kindly judge to retain possession of his new ward.
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"Council Puts Off Red Sign-up Action," Los Angeles Times, September 1, 1950, page 9 He told the council: > When I got home from the football game last night there were about 50 > persons, mostly women, picketing my place about this Communist ordinance. > They were apparently mostly wild-eyed pinks and Communists. . . . They said > they would take care of me at the elections next May but a lot of them > couldn't talk English and I doubt that they even live in my district. Housing, 1951.
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Thomas is offered a main part in a production of King Lear, but gets cold feet because of all the hard work he will have to put in. Kathi is overjoyed with the offer and tries to encourage him the best she can. Robert puts off a job in Hollywood to help arrange the music for the play. Robert visits the doctor who delivered Kathi many years ago, and learns that her foot was damaged when Thomas dropped her when she was only a few months old.
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College football hero Gary King's life changes for the worse when the allure of money results in a business arrangement with untrustworthy Willie Walsh and a romance with heiress Gloria Neuchard, changing all his previous plans. Gary spurns sweetheart Ellen Steffens and puts off a promise to best friend Steve Kelly to launch a construction business together. His lavish spending on Gloria and gambling habit result in Gary falling deeply in debt. In the meantime, Gary's younger brother Bob has become an All-American football star.
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This puts off his plans for a while but months later in "Wow Me", Casey proposes to Dawson again at the Fire academy, and she happily says "yes" even before he can finish the question. The two then go home to have sex. However their happiness is short lived because Dawson joins Truck 81 and therefore as coworkers they can not get married. In "Nobody Touches Anything", the two share how they would do anything if they could get married now and seal it with a kiss.
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Mikey meets a girl with glasses, while Jason meets Ellie, and hits it off with her after teasing another man that was trying to buy her a drink. Mikey gets "Glasses" number, but puts off calling her, resolving to work it out with Vera. Jason sleeps with Ellie, but leaves her apartment in a hurry after jumping to the mistaken conclusion that she is a prostitute. The next day, Jason and Daniel make a book cover pitch to a new author, who happens to be Ellie.
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Their conflicting personalities put them at odds as Kate learns first-hand about balancing motherhood and career and also dates the owner of a local blended- juice cafe, Rob Ackerman (Greg Kinnear). Unknown to Kate, the in-vitro fertilization procedure Angie had did not succeed and she is feigning the pregnancy, hoping to ultimately run off with her payment. Eventually she starts to regret lying about not being pregnant, but she continually puts off confessing. When she gets an ultrasound, she discovers she is pregnant for real.
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Later, Aidan convinces Suren to experience the "mundane" aspects of his life, which begins by having dinner with Josh, Julia, and Sally. After impressing Josh with her love of Antiques Roadshow, she realizes that Aidan had been in a relationship with Julia, but puts off everyone's fears by making the situation better. That night, she expresses her fears that she does not fit in with Aidan's world, but he assuages the fears. The next day, Mother returns to Boston to express her gratitude that Suren was able to shape the city back up.
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The radio station staff notice enough about the man for Chee to find Clement Hoski. Chee trails him home, seeing grandson Ernie get off the school bus. After talking with Ernie, a special needs child, Chee puts off arresting his grandfather. The murders of two valuable men, Dorsey and Sayesva a few days apart, done the same way, has Leaphorn looking for connections. He finds one when a second search of Dorsey’s workshop and a visit with Sayesva’s brother reveal the story of the Lincoln cane possessed by the Tano Pueblo since 1863.
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Jenny begins to go out socially with Geoffrey, who is attracted to her, although she puts off his advances. After a plea from Jenny, Arthur visits a marriage guidance counsellor, but his visit is overheard by a gossipy charwoman who spreads the story. Eventually, Jenny confides in her mother and Jenny's parents visit Arthur's parents to tell them. Lucy (Marjorie Rhodes) reminisces to the Pipers how Ezra took Billy, his close male friend since childhood, along on their honeymoon and spent more of his time with Billy than with her.
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His presence however makes other dinosaurs around the pond nervous and the smell of blood he brings with him puts off a pair of Stegosaurus that were attempting to mate. Away from the pond, he discovers the scent of a nearby female Allosaurus and issues a mating call. She is not interested, but Al's inexperience shows, and the female turns hostile when he gets too close. Al is lucky enough to escape from the ensuing fight with his life, although he sustains injuries to his right arm as well as smashed ribs.
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Setting up a meeting where he pretends to set up a drug buy, Scudder has a confrontation with Moldonado, who forces Sarah to leave with him. Chance is furious that Moldonado has been using him and that he killed Sunny, but Scudder convinces him to go along with the drug deal, in order to trap Moldonado. At Moldonado's house, a unique one designed by Antoni Gaudí, a suspicious Moldonado puts off any talk of drugs. He taunts Scudder about Sunny's death and carefully implies she was killed to scare off others who would cross him.
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Karl Kennedy, played by Alan Fletcher (pictured), gives Chloe her diagnosis and becomes her confidant. In August 2018, an issue-led storyline for the character began when she is diagnosed with Huntington's disease. Prior to the diagnosis, Chloe receives several letters and emails from a clinic in the United States, where she underwent some genetic medical trials in return for money. Pengilly explained that Chloe puts off getting her results, as she fears getting bad news and she is worried that the frequency of the letters means there is something seriously wrong.
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It emerges they were in love before her marriage, but his uncle had interrupted their romance because Hanna had had nothing to her name. Though they still love each other, Danilo now refuses to court Hanna for her fortune, and Hanna vows that she will not marry him until he says "I love you" – something he claims he will never do. Meanwhile, Baron Zeta's wife Valencienne has been flirting with the French attaché to the embassy, Count Camille de Rosillon, who writes "I love you" on her fan. Valencienne puts off Camille's advances, saying that she is a respectable wife.
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The acquisition of machinery and other expensive equipment often represents a significant investment for a company. When a business is struggling, it often puts off such purchases as long as possible, since it does not make sense to spend money on equipment if the company is not around to use it. Capital spending can be a sign that a manufacturer expects growth or at least a steady demand for its products, a potentially positive economic sign. In most cases, capital goods require a substantial investment on behalf of the producer, and their purchase is usually referred to as a capital expense.
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The two mayors publicly endorsed a cost/benefit analysis of a merger. However, a merger vote planned for November 2, 2010, was delayed until 2011 due to Governor Christie's elimination of equalization funds that would ensure some taxpayers do not pay more due to the merger, as an analysis by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs estimated that township residents would eee an annual increase of $128 on their property taxes while those in the borough would see an average decline of $570 in their taxes.Goldberg, Dan. "Chester merger panel puts off meeting until next year", The Star-Ledger, October 5, 2010.
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By the time America is deeply in the war, Larry's unit is down to a few men. During an unexpected encounter with German soldiers, Piedmont is fatally stabbed trying to block a German soldier from shooting a wounded Larry. The war ends not long after, and when he and Gray return to America, Larry suffers survivor's guilt and realizes that his life has changed. His plans to join Gray in working for Gray's father as a stockbroker will not make him happy, so he puts off his engagement to Isabel and travels to Paris in an effort to find meaning in his life.
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"Loch Arbour puts off Allenhurst merger vote, according to report", Asbury Park Sun, May 4, 2012. While there are four municipalities that retain the Village type of government (Loch Arbour, Ridgefield Park, Ridgewood and South Orange), none of them still use the Village form of government. Loch Arbour was the last to do so, but on December 20, 2011, its residents voted to change to the Walsh Act form of government, with a three-member board of commissioners.Form Of Government Changed – Special Election Information, Loch Arbour Municipal Website, backed up by the Internet Archive as of March 13, 2012.
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When Ruth gets the chance to audition for a leading producer, she disobeys her father and puts off Fred's serious romantic overtures to keep the appointment. However, her audition proves disastrous and crushes her confidence and enthusiasm. She confesses to her father what she has done, and after getting over his initial anger, he offers to support her during her first few months in New York if she will at least get her high school diploma. Despite his promise, Clinton is not sure where he will get the support money for Ruth, and is anxious about his job security.
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As the two research the Emperor's past together, Gaotona learns more about forgery, a generally detested practice, and the two develop a grudging respect for each other. During this task, Shai realizes the Emperor had once been idealistic, but a life of leisure resulted in his recent indulgence, and resolves to create and tweak the soul as her masterpiece, setting him on a better path. Though many opportunities present themselves, Shai puts off escaping until the work is done, whereupon Gaotona helps her win her freedom against his colleagues' treachery. The Emperor, with the forged soul, resumes his rule.
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Andrew puts Sloane in charge of Caitlin's memorial, which Sloane decides to combine with the movie premiere. Consequently, everyone at the office has to work overtime, even on Christmas Day. Patrick calls Sloane and asks her out on a date, but she puts off having to give him an answer. At midnight that night, Sloane is visited by the spirit of "ex-mas past", her first boyfriend, Brad, who shows Sloane how her mom shaped Sloane's materialistic ways and how she has always left guys hanging, for example, how she left Patrick while he was at class leaving only a note, not knowing he was planning to propose.
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Once she tells Kit and their children, Scarlett and Ben, Milly tasks Jess with helping her get through chemotherapy and the two women joke around as Milly receives her treatments. During this time period, Jess, who has been unable to conceive naturally, puts off IVF treatments with Jago, feeling that she cannot keep trying to have children while Milly is sick. After Jago grows exasperated, Jess finally decides to give it a shot and the couple manage to conceive a baby shortly after. The night Jess learns that she is pregnant, Milly learns that though she has responded to the chemotherapy, she still needs a double mastectomy.
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They all agree to the plan, but Jim forgets to tell the security guard they are staying late. After working until 9:00 pm, they find the parking lot gates locked, and are unable to return to the office because Pam Beesly (Jenna Fischer) locked the door from the inside, and Dwight has both the spare and master keys. Jim calls Hank the security guard (Hugh Dane), who puts off coming to let them out because Jim neglected to collect money for his last annual tip. Pam accidentally injures Meredith by hitting her head with a football that was found in the parking lot.
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Additionally, the concept of the bodhisattva as one who puts off enlightenment rather than reaching awakening as soon as possible, has no roots in Theravada textual or cultural contexts, current or historical. Aside from the Theravada schools being geographically distant from the Mahayana, the Hinayana distinction is used in reference to certain views and practices that had become found within the Mahayana tradition itself. Theravada, as well as Mahayana schools stress the urgency of one's own awakening in order to end suffering. Some contemporary Theravadin figures have thus indicated a sympathetic stance toward the Mahayana philosophy found in the Heart Sutra and the Mūlamadhyamakakārikā.
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With the integration of virtual reality into the more commercial mainstream, issues have begun to arise in relation to VR sickness in head-mounted gaming devices. While research on head-mounted VR for gaming dates back to the early 1990s, the potential for mass usability has only become recently realized. While certain features are known to moderate VR sickness in head-mounted displays, such as playing from a seated position rather than standing, it has also been found that this merely puts off the onset of sickness, rather than completely preventing it. This inherently presents an issue, in that this type of interactive VR often involves standing or walking for a fully immersive experience.
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In the Introduction, Hank recalls how one day he found Drover's autobiography written in the dirt on the machine shed floor where he has a habit of hiding, then Drover's voice takes over, alternating between the present day and the recollection of his life. In the present day, Drover is nervous about writing his autobiography, and puts off writing it. He picks it back up with the story of his birth, and begins to relate how he was the youngest, and the runt, of a litter of nine puppies. The other puppies left home as soon as they reached adulthood; Dover stayed home with his mother, using the excuse that his leg was injured.
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US puts off decision to cut aid to Honduras until Monday After the OAS meeting in Washington, Zelaya flew to Panama City in order to attend Ricardo Martinelli's inauguration as President of Panama. Zelaya plans to return to Honduras with a delegation of Latin American leaders, including the Presidents of Argentina and Ecuador. Venezuela's President Hugo Chávez said that if there was aggression against the delegation, military action by the United Nations might be warranted.Venezuelanalysis, 1 July 2009, Venezuela Proposes United Nations Military Action if Diplomacy Fails in Honduras Coup Meanwhile, Interim President Roberto Micheletti reiterated that Zelaya would be arrested as soon as he were to set foot in the country.
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This step was postponed to March 2010.UN puts off action on Gaza report BBC News Friday, October 2, 2009. This delay is attributed to diplomatic pressure from Western members of the Council, including the US which joined in April 2009 and, surprisingly, from the Palestinian Authority representative.Andrew Wander: Gaza report hobbled by diplomacy? Al Jazeera English, October 1, 2009.Gaza report vote delay angers Hamas Al Jazeera English, October 3, 2009.Ben Lynfield: Palestinian fury as Abbas stalls Israeli war crimes vote The Scotsman, October 5, 2009. About the U.S. pressure, UNHRC representative Harold Hongju Koh described the U.S. participation to the Council as "an experiment" with the Goldstone report being the first test.
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This step was postponed to March 2010.UN puts off action on Gaza report BBC News Friday, October 2, 2009. This delay is attributed to diplomatic pressure from Western members of the Council, including the US which joined in April 2009 and, surprisingly, from the Palestinian Authority representative.Andrew Wander: Gaza report hobbled by diplomacy? Al Jazeera English, October 1, 2009.Gaza report vote delay angers Hamas Al Jazeera English, October 3, 2009.Ben Lynfield: Palestinian fury as Abbas stalls Israeli war crimes vote The Scotsman, October 5, 2009. About the U.S. pressure, UNHRC representative Harold Hongju Koh described the U.S. participation to the Council as "an experiment" with the Goldstone report being the first test.
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I.A. Is Slow to Tell Early Cold War Secrets by Tim Weiner 8 April 1996"C.I.A., Breaking Promises, Puts Off Release of Cold War Files" by Tim Weiner 15 July 1998 The New York Times > A historian who was a member of the CIA staff in 1992 and 1993 said in an > interview today that the records were obliterated by "a culture of > destruction" at the agency. The historian, Nick Cullather, said he believed > that records on other major cold war covert operations had been burned, > including those on secret missions in Indonesia in the 1950s and a > successful CIA-sponsored coup in Guyana in the early 1960s. "Iran—there's > nothing", Mr. Cullather said.
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Williams and could tell a lot of interesting gossip. On other occasions, Harry is paired off with a fifteen-year-old red-headed girl called Gertie, who is in the habit of repeatedly asking him riddles while picking cotton. As soon becomes clear, many of these riddles have a provocative content, such as "do you know what is the age of consent?" and "Why does an old maid look under the bed at night before she puts off the light?". Moreover, Gertie is in the habit of lifting her calico skirt to fan her face with, revealing to Harry that she is wearing nothing underneath—which makes it hard for him to concentrate on picking cotton.
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Stroessner kept close political ties with West Germany and paid several visits to the country, but relations between West Germany and Stroessner soured when the West German government pressured him to stop sheltering Nazi war criminals in Paraguay.Paraguayan Puts off Bonn Visit In 1964, the West German government asked Stroessner to extradite Mengele but Stroessner angrily refused and would not strip him of his citizenship either.An awkward friendship blossoms between Jerusalem and Asunción In February 1989, Stroessner was ousted from power and relations between West Germany and Paraguay resumed once again. After the reunification of Germany Germany continued to assist Paraguay on the road to democracy, and with investigations into human rights violations committed during the Stroessner dictatorship.
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Dexter assumes the alias Kyle Butler and begins to insinuate himself into Mitchell's personal life in an effort to learn how Mitchell balances his family responsibilities with his secret life as a serial killer. To that end, Dexter repeatedly puts off murdering Mitchell, thwarts police efforts to apprehend him, and even saves Mitchell's life when he attempts suicide. Upon getting to know Mitchell, however, Dexter realizes that he misjudged him; after spending Thanksgiving with the Mitchell family, Dexter learns that his would-be mentor is an abusive tyrant whose family is terrified of him. After getting into a violent altercation with Mitchell, Dexter insists that they are nothing alike and thinks he may be able to silence his Dark Passenger permanently.
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The point between the eyebrows is referred to as the bhrikuti and symbolically as the ajna chakra, which means 'commanding circle.' When the mind becomes totally concentrated at this point, one becomes the commander of one's mind. Until then, the meditator will not have achieved self-mastery. The Bhagavad Gita describes the process and benefits of the meditation technique as follows: > Shutting off sense > From what is outward, > Fixing the gaze > At the root of the eye-brows, > Checking the breath-stream > In and outgoing > Within the nostrils, > Holding the senses, > Holding the intellect, > Thrusts fear aside, > Thrusts aside anger > And puts off desire: > Truly that man > Is made free for ever.Swami Prabhavananda and Christoper Isherwood, 1987, > Bhagavad-Gita: The Song of God, p. 133.
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In the final episode of the series the decision is made by the galactic council that mankind is irredeemable and that the Earth is to be destroyed. Although Pukko is in favor of this as much as ever, Bokko puts off the order as long as possible, and eventually decides to disobey the council's decision. However, prior to Bokko's decision to disobey her orders, Shinichi is appalled at the likelihood that his friends would obey the order and runs to Koichi to ask Phoenix to intervene. Although dozens of Phoenix agents fight the Amazing 3 in their saucer, they are unable to destroy it, and Shinichi appeals to Bokko, Nokko, and Pukko to take him back to their home planet to plead Earth's case.
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In this version, as in the one just described, the part of the king is taken by a merchant; similarly, the mother berates her daughter for "seven" – meaning seven bowls of soup that the girl has eaten – but the mother pretends that they are spindles of hemp that the girl has spun. The women helpers in this version – who also are deformed from their years of spinning – instruct the girl to invite them to her wedding by calling their names. If she does not do so, they warn her, she will be worse off than she would have been had they not spun for her. She forgets the names and puts off the wedding while she tries to recall them.
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Remains of clothing worn by Rajiv Gandhi during his assassination The stone mosaic that stands at the location where Rajiv Gandhi was assassinated in Sriperumbudur The assassination of Rajiv Gandhi, former Prime Minister of India, occurred as a result of a suicide bombing in Sriperumbudur, Chennai, in Tamil Nadu, India on 21 May 1991.Assassination in India; Rajiv Gandhi is assassinated in bombing at cawmpaign stop; India puts off rest of voting At least 14 others, in addition to Rajiv Gandhi, were killed. It was carried out by Thenmozhi Rajaratnam (also known as Kalaivani Rajaratnam or Dhanu), a member of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). At the time, India had just ended its involvement, through the Indian Peace Keeping Force, in the Sri Lankan Civil War.
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During this pilgrimage, the Muslims spend three to seven days in worship, performing several strictly defined rituals, most notably circumambulating the Kaaba among millions of other Muslims and the "stoning of the devil" at Mina. At the end of the Hajj, the heads of men are shaved, sheep and other halal animals, notably camels, are slaughtered as a ritual sacrifice by bleeding out at the neck according to a strictly prescribed ritual slaughter method similar to the Jewish kashrut, to commemorate the moment when, according to Islamic tradition, Allah replaced Abraham's son Ishmael (contrasted with the Judaeo-Christian tradition that Isaac was the intended sacrifice) with a sheep, thereby preventing human sacrifice. The meat from these animals is then distributed locally to needy Muslims, neighbours and relatives. Finally, the hajji puts off ihram and the hajj is complete.
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For his anger is not quick, but he puts off the punishment, and gives time for repentance. But, finally, he does not lose his judgment in mercy, but exercises his protection for the punishment of sinners and for the surety of those to be saved. We, therefore, should heed and be concerned about the sins not only of the inhabitants of that land but also of our own and those of the whole Christian people so that what is left of that land may not be lost and their power rage in other regions. For we hear from every direction of scandals and conflicts between kings and princes, among cities, so that we lament with the prophet and are able to say: ‘‘There is no truth, no knowledge of God in the land: lying, murder and adultery abound, and blood pursues blood’’ [Hos 4:1– 2].
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"These expressions of the Austrian diplomats must be regarded as indications of more recent wishes and aspirations. I regard the attitude of the Austrian Government and its unparalleled procedure towards the various Governments with increasing astonishment. In St. Petersburg it declares its territorial disinterestedness; us it leaves wholly in the dark as to its programme; Rome it puts off with empty phrases about the question of compensation; in London, Count Mensdorff (the Austrian ambassador) hands out part of Serbia to Bulgaria and Albania and places himself in contradiction with Vienna's solemn declaration at St. Petersburg. From these contradictions I must conclude that the telegram disavowing Hoyos {who, on July 5/6 at Berlin, had spoken unofficially of Austria's partitioning of Serbia} was intended for the gallery, and that the Austrian Government is harboring plans which it sees fit to conceal from us, in order to assure itself in all events of German support and to avoid the refusal which might result from a frank statement." After receiving information from Rome that Serbia was now ready "on condition of certain interpretations, to swallow even Articles 5 and 6, that is, the whole Austrian ultimatum", Bethmann Hollweg forwarded this information to Vienna at 12:30 a.m.
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