I believe many of the findings in the report are accurate, but that many of the redresses will be focused in the wrong places.
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On "Sober II (Melodrama)," Lorde redresses that balance by lending beauty to the messy and mundane aspects of partying we know and, begrudgingly, love.
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In the book, Simpson redresses ideas of identity in noncolonial ideologies, allowing for interpretations of sovereignty, representation, and nationalism in a nonlinear, permeable fashion, which echoes throughout the exhibition.
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It is a neat symmetry that redresses the balance for women who deserve to be treated with respect and dignity by men who try to use sex to exert their power.
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The network owes its success to the argument that it redresses the alleged liberal bias in the rest of the major media by offering a "fair and balanced" presentation of the news.
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"Miss Burma" also serves as a much-needed recalibration of history, one that redresses the narrative imbalance by placing other ethnic, non-Burmese points of view at the center of its story.
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It's exciting to imagine transportation innovations that reduce traffic congestion, but I'm as excited to imagine an economic boom that redresses inequities by lifts up the people who are usually left behind.
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"The evidence shows that these systemic activities must be enjoined immediately to preserve plaintiffs' ability to obtain a remedy in this case that redresses their injuries and protects the public interest," attorneys for the youths told the court.
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The Fairness to Veterans for Infrastructure Investment Act is a 'no cost to the tax-payer' update of existing legislation that redresses the exclusion of veteran small businesses when the framework of the DBE program was originally drafted.
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Actually, the new name redresses a violation of the bilateral 1995 Interim Accord that was part of a series of similar violations by previous governments in Skopje, in an effort to forge an official state ideology at the expense of Greek cultural heritage.
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The exhibition, Cochran explained, is laid out thematically, as opposed to chronologically, and looks at three major themes explored over Saar's long career: "Nostalgia and memory," which redresses the artist's life and biography; "mysticism and ritual," which explores narratives on spirituality; and "the political and racial," in which Saar takes a piercing look at race in the US through the reclamation of derogatory African American ephemera.
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Bridget, outside washing windows, is sickened by the sounds and vomits. Lizzie cleans herself and redresses. When Andrew returns, she tells him she is going outside to pick fruit. Meanwhile, Bridget undresses and confronts Andrew in the den, armed with a hatchet, but hesitates.
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2d 848 (E.D. Va. 2011) Congress instructed the courts by using plain language in § 1252(f)(2) ("Particular cases") to apply plenary power and de novo review. Even a high school student can understand that this particular INA provision automatically redresses any deportation case, without the need to look at other provisions of law.
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Rob orders her to call the police, which she does. As she collapses, she sees the body of Julie Rose. Mr. Murray arrives and rips the handset off the phone, taking her back downstairs to Dr. Lewis. As Dr. Lewis redresses her finger, he explains that Julie was involved in a vicious family feud with her sister, Evelyn.
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Industrial Light & Magic's William George based his USS Excelsior design on what he thought the Enterprise would look like if it were designed by the Japanese.Star Trek III DVD special features: "Star Trek Universe". The model retains the distinct hull features of Matt Jeffries' Enterprise. Redresses of the Excelsior model, and later digital versions, were heavily used throughout the franchise.
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Two to three eggs are laid. Village weavers are colonial breeders, so many nests may hang from one tree. Village weavers feed principally on seeds and grain, and can be a crop pest, but it will readily take insects, especially when feeding young, which partially redresses the damage to agriculture. The calls of this bird include harsh buzzes and chattering.
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The Gulf Research Center (GRC) is a privately funded, non-partisan think tank, education provider and consultancy specializing in the Persian Gulf region. The GRC produces research from a Gulf perspective which redresses a current area studies imbalance wherein regional opinions and interests are underrepresented. Based in Jeddah, and the foundation, now based in Geneva, the GRC was founded in July 2000 by Abdulaziz Sager, the current chairman.
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It was later shown to have been looted from the Morgantina archaeological site in Sicily. After a protracted lawsuit, the Met conceded that it was looted, and agreed in 2006 to repatriate it to Sicily, with the Met stating in 2006 that the repatriation "redresses past improprieties in the acquisitions process".Article, "Morgantina Silver", by Suzie Thomas, year 2012 at the website TraffickingCulture.org, website devoted to illicit trafficking in ancient art objects.
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Swamy has made several statements in the past that reflect on his Hindu nationalist position. He has called for the creation of an "enlightened secular democracy which redresses all historical wrongs done to Hindus." He has claimed that India is the world's most ancient civilization that consists of "an organic cultural core which is Hindu in character." He has also claimed that the Hindu foundation of India is what makes India distinctive in the world.
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"My view is that I've been involved in two absolutely classic albums – The Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall," Waters told Classic Rock. "And if you haven't got Amused to Death, you haven't got the full set. So this album – the live one, which pulls together songs from all three albums – hopefully redresses the balance." The album features selected songs from a number of Pink Floyd albums, Waters solo efforts and a new song "Each Small Candle".
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Playing the basic rule only soon reveals that bowling is too easy (or batting is too difficult). The no-ball rule redresses this by reducing the number of cards that the bowler is allowed to use. Every over there is a no-ball suit, determined by the suit used by the bowler in the last delivery of the previous over. If a bowler plays a card in the no-ball suit then the batsman automatically gets a run, and is entitled to play any card without penalty.
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She redresses his wound and her family lets him sleep overnight in their farmhouse. He later offers to buy their horse and leaves before daybreak. As the group of men approach Gideon's trail, he lays an ambush using a bear trap which impales the Kid, who is then shot by Carver as an act of mercy. Later, Parsons decides to leave the other men following the discovery of a dead bank robber, whom Gideon had killed earlier in an act of self-defense and whose bounty money exceeds Gideon's.
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The Brock University Students' Union Board of Directors comprises seven members, the president and one other executive member, two members of BUSAC as appointed by BUSAC, as well as three student at large members elected in general elections. The Board of Directors is responsible for overseeing the human resources of the students' union, as well as having a fiduciary relationship with the organization, particularly in regard to its corporate and legal responsibilities. The Board also serves a quasi-judicial function as the highest level of appeal for all redresses of grievance with, or within BUSU.
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Pseudo-Ezekiel therefore takes its place alongside 4Q521 as one of the only two texts found at Qumran which clearly refer to resurrection. This is followed by a prophecy that a "son of Belial" will come to oppress the Israelites, but he will be defeated and "his dominion will not exist". In remaining fragments, Ezekiel asks YHWH if time itself could be made to accelerate so that Israel may reclaim the promised land sooner rather than later. There is an stray segment which redresses the theme of resurrection, followed by a final evocation of the Merkabah, the chariot of YHWH mentioned in Ezekiel 1.
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Every year, the students are invited on a field trip to the courthouse, where they engage in further poetry writing but also learn about the American legal system. At the unveiling of his portrait in 2010, many of the judge’s colleagues who spoke publicly – one of them was the famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma – noted Judge Wolf’s affinity for poetry. Indeed, the judge has said before in interviews that, in making critical decisions that affect people’s lives, he often finds comfort in poetry. “I think that poetry, to a certain extent, redresses the damage done in that process. It has a certain healing quality for me,’’ Wolf said.
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Waters told Classic Rock: "My view is that I've been involved in two absolutely classic albums – The Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall [...] And if you haven't got Amused to Death, you haven't got the full set. So this album – the live one, which pulls together songs from all three albums – hopefully redresses the balance." On 19 September 2013, Waters told BBC HardTalk that Amused to Death has been completely underrated. On 15 April 2015, Waters announced that the album would be remastered and reissued on 24 July 2015 featuring a new 5.1 multichannel audio mix, as well as a new stereo mix.
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James decided that the majority of the sets would have to be redresses of the Voyager standing sets in order to reduce cost, but that new bridge and engineering rooms would need to be built for the Dauntless. The bridge set would be difficult as despite it needing to look like a Starfleet vessel, but would need to "instantaneously change" to an alien bridge as required by the beat-sheet. He wanted to repeat the sleekness of the exterior design by curving the walls of the bridge, something which was too difficult with a wooden set. Instead, he used several steel grids with a muslin cover.
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One notable recent settlement involved the family of Sam DuBose, who was shot and killed by a University of Cincinnati police officer in 2015. The case was resolved for $4.85 million, an apology, a memorial on campus, tuition remission for Sam's 12 children, and engagement by the family in police reform at the university. When asked in an interview how he managed to be successful in bringing about enforceable, creative and often collaborative resolutions in the generally adversarial climate of a lawsuit, Al responded that you must know your opponents thoroughly and respect their goals; go to trial only after you have expended rigorous efforts to resolve the dispute; and be sure that whether the resolution of the problem is best achieved through litigation, mediation or settlement, it includes both monetary compensation and a remedy that redresses the injustice to its victims and attempts to prevent its recurrence.
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