Will isolationism and a hatred of otherness rule the roost?
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The giants, many with headquarters nearby, rule the roost at Stanford.
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It's no wonder that national populists rule the roost in countries like Italy.
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In places such as West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, local parties rule the roost.
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Huawei Honor 7A is here to rule the roost for budget smartphones in India.
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But sceptics still rule the roost when it comes to goods made in high volumes.
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It turns out that women rule the roost when it comes to saving for retirement.
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Even in an age where optical mice rule the roost, mouse pads are still common.
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I order a 'Rule The Roost' hot chicken sandwich with fries and a house beer.
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And, until a viable replacement comes along, email will likely rule the roost in that area.
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"These rural southwest Democrats used to rule the roost and now they're all gone," Deeds lamented.
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We had been these women that had entered into these spaces that men rule the roost at.
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Cyclical sectors continued to rule the roost with financials, tech and energy stocks drawing the greatest inflows.
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They have offered more attractive combinations of technology, interface, and content for long enough to rule the roost.
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American banks were naturally best placed to take advantage of growth at home, where they rule the roost.
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Chinese startups rule the roost when it comes to total reported venture dollars raised so far in 2018.
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But while those three teams rule the roost, it's unclear exactly who will be challenging them come April.
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The answer to these questions is easy: Rational Republicans have lost ground to irrational Republicans, who seemingly rule the roost.
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Cleveland Hustles: The Hustle Continues When it comes to global soft drinks, two companies rule the roost: Coca-Cola and PepsiCo.
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While Amazon will rule the roost in the marketplace arena for a long time to come, merchants should start betting on Shopify.
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Moreover, he is a sayyid, one of the scions of the Prophet Muhammad, a group that Houthis think should rule the roost.
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Cassettes and records rule the roost (no CDs!), augmented by a tastefully tasteless selection of punk staples like shirts, buttons, and zines.
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This is a hoodlum's view of business: You collect your protection money and rule the roost, with no concern for long-term stability.
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She has the musical talent he lacks as a Lyon, and so together they'll rule the roost (insert dramatic soap opera music here).
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Why were Venezuela's gangs, long known to rule the roost in the country's prisons, allowed to host a celebration within a police station?
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A School Where the Student Body Is Obsessed With Student Bodies In Scarlett Thomas's new novel, "Oligarchy," the skinny girls rule the roost.
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Iran does not rule the roost; it is a very vulnerable country that is rushing toward a direct clash with Israel and the United States.
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The answer to the state of our electorate won't be found in the portraits of the insiders who rule the roost in the White House.
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McCain is not ready to leave yet and he believes his party needs him to push back against the Tea Party Republicans who rule the roost.
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The mission this year, according to Ed Lee of the NYT: to demonstrate to advertisers that Netflix and other streaming services still don't rule the roost.
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Ultimately though, Zennström expects Britannia to continue to rule the roost when it comes to the European market — even with the looming challenges brought on by Brexit.
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"In 2017, after scratching aimlessly for the first couple of months, the Hang Seng claws its way upwards, to rule the roost around July/August, " it said.
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They're the names we expect, and their omnipresence is evidence of a tired music industry where people who made their names decades ago still rule the roost.
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Amazon, which has long dominated the cloud computing market with Amazon Web Services, seems poised with the infrastructure to also rule the roost in the game streaming space.
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Fossil fuels: They still rule the roost, accounting for 81 percent of total consumption in 2016, which is slightly less than 2015 and down from 86 percent in 2005.
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Sometimes you run into darker stones made of gabbro, maybe a few sandstone markers, but especially in more recent monuments, marble and granite (and other plutonic rocks) rule the roost.
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Peek's brief run proved that there was indeed an audience for these utilitarian devices, but ultimately the market grew up and around them, with regular smartphones continuing to rule the roost.
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"Cat-owning MPs have put forward their political pussycats to a public vote, launching their own moggy manifurstos on why they should be the feline to rule the roost," Battersea say.
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Southern Iraq has drifted so far into Iran's orbit that highways are named after the late Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, leader of Iran's Islamic revolution; Iranian-backed Shia parties rule the roost.
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Nationalists lost the vote but rule the roost politically, and opposition to UK Prime Minister David Cameron's locally unpopular government took the specific form of SNP voting rather than support for Labour.
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And despite concerns that the country's big banks are disadvantaged internationally, they rule the roost of global finance: the top five banks in the investment-banking league tables in 2016 were all American.
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The anatomical measure that came to rule the roost was the fingerprint, simply taken, easily reproduced, purportedly unique—and also, remarkably, present even when the identifiable body that had left it was gone.
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In the six-day-old Trump era, to the chagrin of some veteran audio purists and aestheticians, the single mic clipped to the tip of a spindly, outstretched gooseneck will now rule the roost.
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Movies based on comics rule the roost, with six of the top 22018 films based on some Marvel or DC property: Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War, Deadpool 22018, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Venom, and Aquaman.
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I think that is something that there's a bit of a disconnect in the skating world between the people that sort of run ... rule the roost, to the people that are in charge of the skaters.
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The big American banks, however, will continue to rule the roost in investment banking, free of material competition in any business that requires capital, and, for the time being, without any meaningful change in leadership at the top.
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Here are the top 3 moments from Power Lunch this week: Following the explosion of Popeyes Spicy Chicken Sandwich more and more restaurants are trying to rule the roost and win over customers with their own special menu items.
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But the broader significance of Trump's executive sort-of order is as a statement of priorities — a clear flashing light that the notion of a Trump-era GOP as an economically populist "workers' party" is dead, and business interests rule the roost.
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"After scratching aimlessly for the first couple of months, the Hang Seng claws its way upwards, to rule the roost around July/August," CLSA said in its annual tongue-in-cheek financial forecast for the upcoming Lunar New Year, which starts on Jan.
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Willie Walsh has built his reputation on his refusal to give ground to unions and a willingness to wield the axe at former state-owned airlines, convinced it's the only way to stay competitive in an era when budget carriers increasingly rule the roost.
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As a former rugby league international who spent a couple of years playing top flight Australian Rules, the 29-year-old outside back is by far the best known rugby union player in a country where the other two football codes rule the roost.
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While most of them are united in a vision of creating an all-white American nation in which nonwhites are either expunged, exterminated, or reduced to servitude, and in which men rule the roost, many shy away from urging violence as the means to that end.
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But here in the UK, the music is often secondary to seeing how off your tits you can get as you park a badly assembled tent in a spot that will definitely flood if it rains, on a seemingly lawless campsite, where people drink beer like water and teenagers rule the roost.
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This is the agrarian and feudal phase of society. Inherited wealth and position rule the roost and there is very little upward mobility. Feudal lords and military chiefs function as the leaders of the society. Commerce and money play a relatively minor role.
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Individutopia is a work of political dystopian fiction set in a time where corporations rule the roost. A small oligarch class own absolutely everything, inequality is extreme, and people have to pay to walk down the street or breathe the air.The Dallas Sun called it a "Modern classic", The Bay Net called it a "Must read", and The Canary called it "Gloriously colourful".
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When Kajal (Sridevi) marries Raj (Anil Kapoor), an Engineer by profession, she and her dad (Kader Khan), automatically assume that he is rich, wealthy, and corrupt. Her father is very happy that his daughter does not have any in-laws, and that she'll get to rule the roost in her new house. But that is not the case. Raj does not have an air-conditioner, a car, not even a refrigerator.
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National Overview: Top Zip Codes 2004 – Top Contributing Zip Codes for All Candidates (Individual Federal Contributions ( 00+)) , The Color of Money. Accessed May 29, 2007. The top ZIP code, 10021 on the Upper East Side, generated the most money for the United States presidential election for all presidential candidates, including both Kerry and Bush during the 2004 election.Big Donors Still Rule The Roost , Public Campaign, press release dated October 29, 2004.
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The Penguins of Madagascar is a television series that aired on Nickelodeon. The series follows the adventures of the four penguins: Skipper (the leader of the group), Kowalski (the smartest), Rico (the craziest), and Private (the youngest) in New York City's Central Park Zoo. The penguins rule the roost at their Central Park habitat, carrying out secret missions in the heart of the city. At times, their missions beckon them to venture outside the zoo.
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Chal Guru Ho Ja Shuru is a 2015 Hindi film Produced by Pankaj Narayan and Apoorva Bajaj of Ath Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. in association with Himalayan Dreams, the film is a take on the fake godman who rule the roost these days. This film is a comic satire on the life of the many fake new-age gurus who thrive at the ignorance of general public. It is a satire on those who use religion for their petty personal gains.
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Reversing his fortunes takes Adam several years. By then, the three older boys are fighting in World War I. Just as the family is getting back to its former way of life, one son, David, returns with his new wife, Hester, who turns out be a conniving, evil woman wanting to rule the roost. Cousin Phillipa figures out the false Hester, dying before she can tell Adam. Hester schemes to rid the home of Emilie, and seduces another son, Jack, while her husband is away at war.
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Radley Graves, a secondary school teacher, becomes dangerously entangled in the fantasy world of "Parallax" the virtual reality game where his character is a sexually aggressive bully. Amanda can't let go of the past, when she used to rule the roost in London now stuck in the country with her alcoholic husband Roger, she can't wait to get back at the least opportunity. The novel touches on themes that are issues that we face every day: mental illness, terrorism, the recession, and a sense of trying to survive in a world of madness, consumerism and greed. Although the novel explores grim reality, there is hope, and love, a thin seam, but nonetheless, still there.
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The memories of an unnamed elderly tailor form a parable from the distant year he worked as a village schoolteacher and met his fiancée Eva, a nanny. The setting is the fictitious Protestant village of Eichwald, Northern Germany, from July 1913 to 9 August 1914, where the local pastor, the doctor and the baron rule the roost over the area's women, children and peasant farmers. The puritanical pastor leads confirmation classes and gives his pubescent children a guilty conscience over apparently small transgressions. He has them wear white ribbons as a reminder of the innocence and purity from which they have strayed. When under interrogation, his son confesses to 'impure' touching; the pastor has the boy’s hands tied to his bed frame each night.
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Act plans for 'aggressive stance' with National New Zealand Herald, 5 May 2011National's plum candidacy is ripe for picking New Zealand Herald, 14 October 2011 In the past he has been considered as a potential candidate for the Mayor of Auckland in 2013.High-profile councillor cagey about bid for top job New Zealand Herald, 4 July 2011Len Brown destined to rule the roost in 'Bro-Town' The National Business Review, 13 December 2012 He was re-elected unopposed to Council in 2013. He did not contest the seat in 2016, instead stood for a seat on the Rodney Local Board. In October 2016 Brewer was elected on the Rodney First ticket which gained a majority of five members on the nine-person Rodney Local Board.
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He was a keen sportsman and preserved the game. It was well known that if a tenant on the estate possessed a dog which could and did kill a hare and the story went to the landlord's ears, the tenant got orders to have the dog destroyed at once, and if the tenant was not prepared to do so he got "notice to quit". There was a bailiff kept on the estate whose principal duty was the control of the bog for turf cutting, who as well as his other duties, kept an eye on the progress of the tenantry and if anyone of them reclaimed any land or otherwise improved his holdings, so that the tenant was able to produce a couple of extra stacks of oats, his rent was immediately increased. The landlord served on the Grand jury, was a Magistrate, and Chairman of the local petty sessions, Chairman of the local board of guardians, who supervised the local workhouse and was always able to "rule the roost" and everyone else connected with these bodies were merely "yes" men.
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In a review of the song, Doug Stone of AllMusic said: "Without question the best song on Cheap Trick's disastrous Woke Up with a Monster, "You're All I Wanna Do" is also one of the best songs of the quartet's career. This delectable slice of skinny-tie power pop proves the veterans still rule the roost when they keep all eyes on the prize of a solid track, not a smash ballad or disposable novelty." Dave Connolly of AllMusic, in a review of Woke Up with a Monster, said: "...if their power pop is a little over the top, underneath are some very good songs: "Didn't Know I Had It," "Tell Me Everything," "You're All I Wanna Do."" Rolling Stone said the song "is as tidy a power-pop number as Cheap Trick have knocked off in a dog's age". John M. Borack, in his 2007 book Shake Some Action: The Ultimate Power Pop Guide, included "You're All I Wanna Do" as one of Cheap Trick's best twenty songs.
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