Paradoxically, faith in the sanctity of peace is as much a contributor to the status quo as faith in the sanctity of the land.
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But the sanctity of our reason is routinely violated online.
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The blockchain's sanctity had been altered by fiat from above.
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Why the rush to secure the sanctity of the polls?
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Steinem refuses the exam, preserving her vaginal sanctity like a
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"I believe in the sanctity of marriage," he told CNN.
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That's where the sanctity of the process will be important.
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It is, at its core, about the sanctity of life.
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Did the officer really put the sanctity of human life first?
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Mr Corbyn is an idealist who cultivates an image of sanctity.
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The first great lie is about the sanctity of the past.
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You see, the sanctity of childhood means zip to these monsters.
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There were no objective norms, no establishment rules, no journalistic sanctity.
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Because most people in town respected the sanctity of a movie
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The sanctity of our private conversations and communications must be maintained.
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Who leads the gang of criminals who have violated its sanctity?
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In the face of this goal, the sanctity of the individual pales.
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Now we need to protect the sanctity of the All-Star Game?
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The first was his fierce commitment to the sanctity of the individual.
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The current hubbub over the sanctity of gendered bathrooms is nothing new.
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Approved the advisory guidelines for Matrimonial sites on privacy & sanctity of users.
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Cities have been built and burned around the sanctity of our souls.
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I'm conservative on personal responsibility, character, family and the sanctity of life.
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What was once the universal sanctity of medical neutrality has been eviscerated.
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They were concerned about domestic threats to the sanctity of the process.
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"Blonde" is also not precious about the sanctity of Mr. Ocean's perspective.
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Marshall's agenda, Brookhiser says, was to insist on the sanctity of contracts.
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I encourage brides to be mindful of the sanctity of the moment.
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In terms of sanctity, however, their plays have nothing on the Bible.
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I tried to stand for the ancient principle of the sanctity of life.
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This would bolster the sanctity of our financial system and strengthen American security.
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"Well, as I said, I stand for the sanctity of life," Pence said.
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Supporters of the bill said it will help protect the sanctity of life.
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Kaine said that, as a Catholic, he believed in the sanctity of life.
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A second miracle, recognized by Francis last year, opened the way to sanctity.
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Geopolitics experts also expressed doubt about the sanctity of the two separate systems.
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Once you wade into politics, the sanctity of that commitment risks getting stained.
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"The sanctity of the World Series stayed intact," said USA Today's Bob Nightengale.
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The sanctity of hardware and vinyl be damned, the sleekness of Ableton, too.
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That's a big risk to take to protect the sanctity of scientific discourse.
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What mattered above all is the belief in the sanctity of the transaction.
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Conclusions regarding Galen's "strong defense of the sanctity of human life" fall short.
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Before the show, he issued strong views on the sanctity of Tchaikovsky's score.
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His voice was buoyant, assured of sanctity of mission and certainty of success.
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If Ramadan loses its sanctity and safety in the West, what remains of civilization?
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I care about the sanctity of this process whether you do or do not!
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"Scripture is clear about the sanctity of life," the interim president, Jim Lundgren, said.
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"The sanctity of state debt as risk free is now being eroded," Wang said.
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The two works are connected by a core belief in the sanctity of sentience.
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I went to medical school and trained to preserve the sanctity of human life.
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He doesn't care about you, his fans, the sanctity of America, the playbook, anything.
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The setting was different, but Trump hasn't exactly respected the sanctity of national debates.
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Sessions's proposal threatens to set back this progress, imperiling the sanctity of judicial independence.
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The sanctity of the U.S. Constitution should be at the top of that list.
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It is based on the societal importance of protecting the sanctity of a marriage.
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Freedom of speech advocates butt heads with institutions protecting the sanctity of religious imagery.
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People's delicate and personal moments should never leave the sanctity of the tiled space.
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We live in a liberal democracy that is founded on the sanctity of liberty.
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Spousal privilege was born, lawyers say, from a belief in the sanctity of marriage.
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It's about the sanctity and integrity of the office of the presidency — nothing else.
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Trump is not concerned about truth, protocol, tradition or the sanctity of the Constitution.
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But a judge soon ruled that the new statute violated the sanctity of home.
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The sanctity of the vote, they have said, must be protected at all costs.
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The fight for the sanctity of human life is actually what launched the group.
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In fact, Obama caught heat over and over for "desecrating" the sanctity of the office.
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But first, he was going to talk about his soul and the sanctity of science.
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He opposes legal euthanasia due to his belief in the sanctity of all human life.
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Indeed, over the past five years, the salutation "sincerely," seems to have lost its sanctity.
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That was some achievement for a discreet investigator dedicated to the sanctity of blind justice.
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The latest food proposal trend to disgrace the sanctity of engagements is the avocado proposal.
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The same goes for those who threaten the sanctity of Beyoncé and Jay-Z's marriage.
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We've lost faith in the sanctity of telling the truth and the value of education.
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Now Facebook is taking the next step toward preserving the sanctity of the Live format.
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And I care about the sanctity of this process, whether you do or do not!
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If you bash someone in your bedroom, you're protected by the sanctity of your home.
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There is a special sanctity in the last, quotidian moments before this horror is revealed.
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"Hollywood has developed a certain sanctity around what a finished video looks like," Shields said.
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The sanctity of the vote is strictly confidential in terms of who you voted for.
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He has cast the campaign as a battle to protect the "sanctity of the vote".
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He said he would not "sacrifice the sanctity of Islam" despite his friendship with Trump.
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Imam Sudais delivered a troubling sermon, violating the sanctity of the sacred space he occupied.
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Timothy Riordan must decide whether to break the sanctity of confession to inform on narcos.
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Reasonable people can hold different views about how best to revere the sanctity of life.
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Together we must treasure and defend the dignity and the sanctity of every human life.
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Throughout history, in monasteries and museums alike, there has been a certain sanctity to stuff.
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All these issues, in one way or another, are about the sanctity of human life.
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We look forward to continuing to press the government's interest in the sanctity of life.
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He urged the Indonesian government to do its part "to protect the sanctity of those ships."
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One debate she probably didn't expect to become embroiled in, though, is the sanctity of pancakes.
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Here are just a few places where you can honor the sanctity of bread-and-cheese.
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The sanctity of life is emphasized throughout the Qur'an, including in verses warning against self-harm.
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This kind of thinking is irrational, petty, irresponsible and harmful to the sanctity of the country.
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Some streams of Christianity have condemned body art due to the perceived sanctity of the body.
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At least SOMEBODY at this godforsaken event has attempted to preserve the sanctity of decades passed.
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There is sober comfort in rituals and traditions, the sanctity of rules and proceedings like this.
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Biggest unanswered question What does all this mean for the supposed sanctity of attorney-client privilege?
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Facebook is already taking steps to address concerns over privacy, safety and the sanctity of democracy.
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So it must be dismissed and mocked to defend the sanctity of real sports like MMA.
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Our midterm elections are rapidly approaching, and we must ensure the sanctity of our political process.
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A pandemic is no time to turn our eyes away from the sanctity of human life.
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It asked the justices to protect the sanctity of Saudi embassies, consulates and other foreign missions.
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Because if there's one thing Mike Pence stands for, it's the sanctity of a third marriage.
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The court sided against her in 133, ruling that the state's interest was protecting life's sanctity.
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"You don't want a foreign power impacting or modifying the sanctity of our elections," Gagliardi said.
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But they're unsure if his odd speech and mannerisms are signs of sanctity or just weirdness.
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Caravaggio, of course, rejected any hint of sanctity, at times denying a halo even to Christ.
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A strong Christian and believer in the sanctity and worth of every human life, Pam Tebow refused.
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Next, Mr Gorsuch surveys rival philosophical perspectives on the sanctity of life and finds them all wanting.
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However, for Evernote users worried about the sanctity of their notes, it's worth remembering a few things.
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"I can swear on any sanctity that I learned about it today," he told a press conference.
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Still, if you believe in the sanctity of marriage, then you might find the ending perversely heartwarming.
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GUILFOYLE: Well, this -- they&aposre supposed to preserve the sanctity of the grand jury proceedings and indictments.
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So Sy goes home — home being the constant source of security and sanctity in the Fargo universe.
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"We believe in the sanctity of all life," explains Lawrence D'Souza, the 73-year-old executive director.
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The proposal, it said, was an "affront to society", and a threat to "the sanctity of family".
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Beneath Jewish rituals, customs and rules lies a simple and sacred idea: preserving the sanctity of life.
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Prohibitions against unlawful command influence are intended to protect the sanctity and independence of the military trials.
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" Before ending the call, he proclaims: "We have to protect the sanctity and divinity of our children.
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These obligations are particularly important in matters of national security and the sanctity of our electoral system.
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If we want to ensure the sanctity of our democracy, the Mueller investigation must proceed without impediment.
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This is a far cry for the party championing the family structure and the sanctity of life.
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But I think the sense of sanctity tourists attach to Abbey Road only adds to the tragedy.
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In the end, police policies and training must be centered on the sanctity of all human life.
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In 2016, he upheld the sanctity of bargained-for arbitration provisions while dissenting in Ragab v. Howard.
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When accounting for demographics, Sanders support is actually predicted by low proportionality and low authority/loyalty/sanctity.
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It's about the ability to have the sanctity of your own thoughts and to allow for serendipity.
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If the sanctity of our elections is supposed to be inviolable, that principle had to be defended.
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In Salt Lake City, they met a gun lobbyist who discussed the sanctity of the Second Amendment.
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In Salt Lake City, they met a gun lobbyist who discussed the sanctity of the Second Amendment.
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"Us Catholics, we place a great deal of stock in the sanctity of the family," she explains.
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"The invasive procedure of a virginity examination violates the sanctity and purity of a female," state Sen.
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"Any conservative Christian who stays at home in November and allows Hillary Clinton to become the next President has forever forfeited his right to speak out about the sanctity of life, the sanctity of marriage, or religious freedom," Jeffress says, mustering a preacherly combination of sorrow and wrath.
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So the machine age brought with it this notion of a job and the sanctity of a job.
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One is absolute adherence to the idea of sanctity of life, every person has intrinsic worth and value.
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This is exactly what is forbidden by the rule; a rule designed to preserve the sanctity of deliberations.
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" But Gharachedaghi stands firm in her feelings about marriage, saying, "I don't believe in the sanctity of it.
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What this means in the self-proclaimed Islamic Caliphate is there simply is no sanctity accorded to childhood.
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While Republican outrage against such intrusions on the Chamber's sanctity is justified, their proposed remedy is legally suspect.
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For example, Wheeler promises that the FCC will honor the sanctity of contracts between programmers and video providers.
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"My primary concern is the sanctity of marriage," Senator Panfilo Lacson said in a statement to local press.
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Out of respect for friendship's sanctity, when the magic dims, the best thing to do is let go.
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Wade, the restrictions protecting the sanctity of life remain symbolic, since they're not decided at the state level.
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The regulations are framed as a way to show "respect for the sanctity of life," as Texas Gov.
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" He added, "As religious leaders, we are called, therefore, to unmask the violence that masquerades as purported sanctity.
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And this is an attack on someone's body and the ability to control the sanctity of your body.
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"Each partner to a marriage is equally responsible to keep the sanctity of marriage intact," said the ruling.
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"We will not tolerate an attack on the sanctity of our prophet," he said in a video statement.
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Liberals are primarily concerned with fairness, while conservatives are more likely to take loyalty and sanctity into account.
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He respected the sanctity of what we had spent the afternoon building because it was valuable to us.
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There's no need to accept crusty myths about balanced budgets and "pay-fors" and the sanctity of markets.
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At their most elementary, these might be defined as the sanctity of the individual: the opposite of the Führerprinzip.
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Let's hope this problem gets resolved in a way that preserves the sanctity of the bacon-enhanced boozy brunch.
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Trump stood accused of undermining the sanctity of the election process by soliciting Ukrainian interference in the 2020 election.
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Furman remains vulnerable yet indomitable throughout, indulging an appetite for life that respects both its sanctity and its friability.
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And considering its cult following, control over the sanctity of the color pink, and massive expansion, it just might.
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What they can't be allowed to do is claim that they are motivated by the sanctity of political promises.
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Those who believed in the sanctity of the individual had been conditioned to do so by their class position.
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The New York prosecutors also go on a laughable diatribe about the sanctity of election laws and transparency. Really?
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It prohibits the government from violating the sanctity of private property—a home or an office—without a warrant.
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She'd stolen something, compromised the sanctity of copyright, and had to be dealt with accordingly, made an example of.
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From their earliest days in uniform, Army and Marine recruits are drilled in the near sanctity of their rifles.
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The Trump administration's new restrictions will not protect the sanctity of aborted fetuses or prevent women from getting abortions.
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Evita embodied the conservative role of the woman for whom marriage is sanctity, and the husband a godlike entity.
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The sanctity of the Constitution, the independence of Congress and the freedom of the American people are at stake.
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This is not a revolutionary book in any traditional sense, but its premise is the sanctity of human dignity.
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Some Americans believed baseball detracted from the sanctity of what became accepted as the biblically specified day of rest.
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That is, he sells a brand of French intellectual sanctity that I will do a great deal to avoid.
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Smash that play button and read our chat with Deina about the salaciousness and sanctity of the group chat below.
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We should be respecting the sanctity of other people's cultural and spiritual practices, even in the days surrounding October 31.
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Not caring about the sanctity of life when it comes to gun violence is not a mantle Republicans can claim.
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"I am so glad that Mr. Trump has seen the light and understands the sanctity of innocent life," Palin said.
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Sorry, Nick Viall and JoJo Fletcher — Matthew Morrison just doesn't believe in the sanctity of your reality show-spurned love.
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It preserves the sanctity of records—like career home run totals, and the fastest 100-meter dash time—across eras.
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Unlike getting laid, memes provided a sanctity and self-satisfaction difficult to find from the comfort of one's mom's office.
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Lawyers representing Ram Lalla submitted archaeological evidence that they said proved the site has long held religious sanctity for Hindus.
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"We call on all parties to the conflict to respect the sanctity of U.N. premises," Shearer said in a statement.
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As conservatives, we pride ourselves on limiting government, using our tax dollars efficiently, and protecting the sanctity of human life.
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"It's about patriotism, it's about the sanctity of the Constitution and it's about the future of our nation," she added.
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"The governor is pro-life and supports policies that protect the sanctity of life," press secretary Jon Keeling tells CNN.
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Records will stand long after we all die, but also we'll all be dead, so who cares about their sanctity?
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"We are determined to protect and preserve the historical status and sanctity of Jerusalem," Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said.
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"We say that our reason for existence is to protect the sanctity and dignity of the human embryo," he said.
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They are taught their most sacred role is to maintain the religious sanctity of their home and raise their children.
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Amendment 22023: An "affirmative" vote supports recognizing and supporting the sanctity of unborn life and the rights of unborn children.
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Meanwhile, legislation that aims to preserve the "sanctity" of a potential disabled life is sometimes championed as disability rights activism.
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Worshipers take their shoes off before entering the main hall of a mosque to respect the sanctity of the space.
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She enlists Mina and a reluctant Doctor Seward (a Victorian #NotAllMen type) in maintaining the sanctity of England's blood supply.
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No one should particularly care about the sanctity of the Democratic primary process, which is messy, corrupt, and often nonsensical.
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Apparently he wanted to violate the sanctity of the institution while claiming one of its choice relics as his own.
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" At stake, O'Rourke said, are the "very sanctity of the ballot box and the very future of the world's greatest democracy.
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It feels like we've spent the past century making a slew of progressive social changes that undermine the sanctity of monogamy.
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The NCAA moves heaven and Earth to punish those who dare violate amateurism sanctity, all while defining what the term means.
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She's not only standing up for herself; she's standing up for all of us and the sanctity of the Supreme Court.
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There's always a balance of sanctity of a tournament and erecting too many barriers to competition, which we're currently revisiting internally.
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Promises, covenants and oaths, which are the bonds of human society, can have no hold upon or sanctity for an atheist.
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It turns out, we can all blame Ellen DeGeneres for threatening the sanctity of one of our most-needed celebrity couples.
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But I couldn't get around the fact that the safety and sanctity it had once provided for me felt taken away.
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Ludwig von Mises, an economist in the Vienna Chamber of Commerce, wanted to restore free trade and the sanctity of property.
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The Internet is a utility, to a degree, but not one whose sanctity is guaranteed to us by some holy writ.
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He's a slick warrior for independent artists, for the sanctity and sanity of his hometown, for his family, for the Lord.
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"This is the latest reform that prioritizes the sanctity of life above all else," Mayor Ed Lee said in a statement.
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Doing so is a small but meaningful act, and the beauty of the space amplifies the feelings of sanctity and reverence.
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Donald Trump has pledged to appoint Supreme Court judges that respect the constitution and who believe in the sanctity of life.
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It's about being bullish on the future of humanity in the workforce versus trying to protect the sanctity of individual jobs.
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Every American has a voice in our democracy, so we must protect the sanctity of their voices by combatting election interference.
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Our elected leaders in particular have a duty to model proper behavior, upholding the sanctity of an equal branch of government.
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Here's the thing: literally no one in the world with an actual brain gives a fuck about the sanctity of vinyl.
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Putting aside Roger Goodell's Napoleon Complex and Tom Brady's balls, the core of the case involved the sanctity of arbitration clauses.
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Meanwhile, authorities are praising the arrests and indictment as a means of restoring peace and sanctity to the American shopping experience.
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A pox on the offseason and a threat to the sanctity of the NBA summer vacation, it couldn't have ended sooner.
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Conservatives and people of the right value these things as well but have several additional moral touchstones — loyalty, respect and sanctity.
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According to Mr. Haidt, conservative voters also place particular importance on the value of sanctity (or purity), rejecting ideas of degradation.
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They receive most of the attention, however, because they carry the aura of sanctity (or else sanctimony, one or the other).
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Such critical infrastructure impacts the cyber-sanctity of our banking system and electric power grid, each vital to our national security.
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He's not looking out for the welfare of the office he holds or the sanctity of the doctrine of executive privilege.
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And yet the nerds online are berating Christofi on the grounds that he trampled on the very sanctity of books everywhere.
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" He called the 220-week ban the "best, most legally sound and sustainable approach to protecting the sanctity of human life.
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The implementation of a new investment law is widely expected to improve the ease of doing business and sanctity of contracts.
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In a way, that's too bad, because a court case might help clarify how far the sanctity of one's castle extends.
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But Nickelback are entitled to their sanctity as Canadians who'd rather not be involved in the affairs of hellspawn-led America.
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PENCE: But for me, I would tell you that for me the sanctity of life proceeds out of the belief that — that ancient principle that — where God says before you were formed in the womb, I knew you, and so for my first time in public life, I sought to stand with great compassion for the sanctity of life.
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As Attorney General, it is my duty and honor to defend the sanctity of life and protect mothers and their unborn children.
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Except it does now, because LG has no respect for the sanctity of language or the usefulness of consumer-friendly tech taxonomy.
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Protecting the sanctity of our elections begins with the recognition that accepting foreign help is disloyal to our country, unethical and wrong.
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" "I think that part of the solution is giving up the sanctity of the single family home and letting places densify organically.
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Pastor Eamons does not lecture Jared on the sanctity of his body, which is certainly the advice his girlfriend would have received.
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The March for Life recognizes how important both sides of the political aisle are in promoting and protecting the sanctity of life.
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All Muslims agree on the sanctity of the Quran as preserved and uncorrupted in its original form, but not any other text.
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" Questions currently being analyzed for the process include whether visitors support honor killings and whether they regard the "sanctity of human life.
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But while mimicking popular culture oriented me socially to some extent, it did nothing to preserve the sanctity of my inner life.
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White evangelicals, in turn, followed Trump's lead, treating Kaepernick's protest as a direct affront to the sanctity of an (implicitly Christian) America.
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"Sanctity of contract is critical to ongoing investment in PNG and to the success of future potential sovereign bond issuances," Wilson said.
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" He added, "This policy, to me, is all about the sanctity of human life — both officer and the subjects they're dealing with.
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" He added: "My family and I are prepared to lay down our lives for the honor and sanctity of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
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Texas legislators care so much about the sanctity of life that they have suggested the death penalty for women who get abortions.
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People who are concerned with the sanctity of life do not advocate for lethal firearms to be sold at every strip mall.
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We are a country that upholds the sanctity of life, and the human rights of individuals — irrespective of race, ethnicity, or religion.
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Each incident would be "considered an act against an unborn child, and failing to preserve the sanctity of life," the bill reads.
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And the Justice Department rules governing grand juries unequivocally talk about the sanctity of protecting citizens who end up not being charged.
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They protected the sanctity of the House with "tough on incivility" rules against future disruptions, including fines ranging from $28503 to $22019,500.
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Collectively, they must strive to restore the sanctity of the doctor-patient relationship, and advocate for an end to third-party interference.
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The sanctity of one person's existence is not part of our collective wisdom; instead, we have concepts like nationalism, race and ethnicity.
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Rodriguez's transgressions amount to attacking the sanctity of baseball, a sport that has committed plenty of self-sabotage in its own right.
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Through Chad (fuckin' Chad!!), he even manages to breach the sanctity of the sheriff's office, courtesy of a little light mail tampering.
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And also plenty of excuses to heap more abuse on her under the guise of caring about the sanctity of the sport.
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Exactly. For me, the fuck dungeon is a deal breaker, the promise of its sanctity being the only condition of the sale.
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Pelosi ignores it, but her daughter urges the crowd to respect the sanctity of the caucus meeting and keep the protests outside.
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Catholics and non-Catholics alike ask: What can be done to end clerical abuse and restore sanctity to the holy Catholic Church?
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The fourth moral pattern was the classic libertarian archetype: high on liberty, low on the social conservative virtues of authority/loyalty/sanctity.
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That and an utter disregard for the sanctity of human life are all that are needed to wreak havoc on the innocent.
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He has proven to be allergic to politicization of our justice system, and he wants to protect the sanctity of the courts.
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They toss around the superstuff and giggle at the legend, but they're finally confined by the superhero story and its corporate sanctity.
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Google portrayed its announcement Friday as one that would mollify privacy regulators without infringing too much on the sanctity of its platform.
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McDonough claimed that Obama's discussion with Putin may have prevented further Russian actions, including attempts to affect the sanctity of the elections.
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He can immediately nominate a justice to replace Antonin Scalia with someone equally sensitive to the sanctity and value of religious freedom.
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Minneapolis just changed its use of force policy — it included deescalation, a number of other things, and a new sanctity of life principle.
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" —Mike Pence On abortion "For me, I would tell you for the sanctity of life proceeds out of that ancient principle of god.
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"The criminalization of adultery and sodomy is to safeguard the sanctity of family lineage and marriage of individual Muslims particularly women," it said.
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He had spent years touring the country, talking about the sanctity of marriage and the risk to the institution that gay marriage posed.
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That effort should be grounded in a simple principle: the sanctity and indivisibility of citizenship without regard to race, color, ethnicity or religion.
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" Justice Sotomayor was right to say that the override law undermines "the sanctity of the jury's role in our system of criminal justice.
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"We are determined to protect and preserve the historical status and sanctity of Jerusalem," Erdogan said in a speech to close the meeting.
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The group argued that this gave priority to the sanctity of borders at the expense of humanitarian needs and sets a dangerous precedent.
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But in the second, we're fully out in the public square— the forum—where the sanctity of the res publica is at stake.
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To protect the sanctity of labor rights in international civil aviation, Congress must step in and require the Department to honor its commitments.
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If any of these features edge too much on the sanctity of fishing for you, you can turn them off or ignore them.
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The travesty of the revolving door undermines the sanctity of human life, makes the public less safe, and rips communities and families apart.
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And there are countless States that play by the rules and honor the sanctity of one man/one vote, regardless of skin color.
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"We want to uphold the sanctity and dignity of life, marriage and family as the building block of happiness and success," he said.
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"Andy was unjustifiably and unconstitutionally executed in the sanctity of his home," Andrew Stroth, an attorney for Finch's family, said in a statement.
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With the 2018 midterm elections approaching, the hour for protecting the rule of law and the sanctity of our elections is already late.
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So they retired to the electric sanctity of their recording studio, dispensing with their adoring audience, and the shrieking inspiration it can provide.
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Critics say that his personal life is therefore fair game when he violates his own statements on values and the sanctity of marriage.
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I don't want to hear about how much they support law enforcement, how much they care about lives and the sanctity of lives.
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Asserting their sanctity, museums gentrify a rogue's gallery of funders: banksters and hedge fund managers, fossil fuel oligarchs, private-prison and opioid profiteers.
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To countless others, however, Manning is seen as a courageous American who sacrificed her freedom to ensure the sanctity of our democratic state.
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In Sherald's portrait I come to recognize the sanctity of Black womanhood and the necessity for care that the artist brings to her portraits.
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Trump has been campaigning on the traditional Republican platform of supporting anti-abortion views and the sanctity of the right-bear-arms Second Amendment.
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Bernie and I both strongly believe in the sanctity of the collective bargaining process and we will not deviate from our commitment to it.
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On issues affecting free enterprise, the sanctity of human life, and federal power, sweeping new liberal rulings could reshape law and precedent across America.
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She often addresses protestors in public forums to fight for the sanctity of the internet and publicly denounced the decision to repeal Wheeler's order.
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And eminent domain is anathema to many conservatives, who see it as an excess of government power that defiles the sanctity of private property.
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Neal, chairman of the Congressional committee overseeing trade, said any Brexit deal must maintain the sanctity of the peace agreement, the Irish Times reported.
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He carries a card that says, "Yes, I Am God," with a description of his sanctity on the back (and no mention of Jesus).
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M.L.B., with its vendetta against Rose and its self-righteous complicity in the use of steroids, loves to preach about the sanctity of stats.
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But insisting on the sanctity of art — the individual artist's right to pursue a vision — can be a way of denying ugly systemic realities.
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"This is an affront to the sanctity of life, it is inhumane, and the Hispanic community will stand for it no longer," he said.
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To channel all aid through Mogadishu, the State Department and USAID apparently believe, both strengthens Somalia's recovery and reinforces the sanctity of Africa's borders.
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Some of that is due to reforms, including use-of-force policies that stress the importance of de-escalation and the sanctity of life.
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Clinton's statement on the Immigrant Responsibility legislation explicitly called out "the southwest border," while framing immigration as a matter of state sanctity and security.
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As I approached, one offered me a full-color, four-page pamphlet with arguments about the sanctity of life and the dangers of abortion.
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"I would imagine Turkey would be the one to say it was nonnegotiable," he said, given the sanctity of the treaty to Turkey's republic.
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If these detractors really cared about the sanctity of the sport and nothing else, every story on other steroid offenders would get similar responses.
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Not least, a larger bloc of 28 very different nations has grown more sensitive than in many decades to the sanctity of their borders.
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"We wanted to ensure that the sanctity of life was positioned to win," he said, noting that his group focuses on state-level races.
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When Zuckerberg talks about "free expression," he is describing the sanctity of a marketplace where supply is liberated to seek the level of demand.
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These are serious issues, especially during these times of deep division when doubts about the legitimacy and sanctity of our process could be catastrophic.
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Investors and business owners are far more willing to invest in jobs, factories and infrastructure in countries that recognize the sanctity of commercial agreements.
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We will pontificate about the sanctity of impeachment, about the Constitution, and how this entire ordeal will eventually be judged in the history books.
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"Personally, I grew up in a community where we were taught dignity and respect for every individual and sanctity as human beings," said Deng.
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In crying foul, Mr. Donis joined other foreign professionals who have described a system in which proximity to power trumps the sanctity of law.
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Opponents cite religious beliefs about the sanctity of life, while abortion-rights activists say bans rob women of control over their bodies and futures.
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I've seen somebody without regard for the sanctity of life and then I've seen this huge outpouring from family, friends and strangers of pure love.
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John McCain ahead of his iconic health care vote, Flake says his efforts came down to one thing: protecting the sanctity of the confirmation process.
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Show up to the event a minute late and you are barred entry; the sanctity of the listening room is of utmost importance to Beasley.
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Please, do not let the thankfully false allegations against the film ruin your opinion of Dennis Quaid and dogs, nor the sanctity of this image.
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The Take — the sanctity of an exquisitely mixed Tom Friedman metaphor, which rings like a thunderbolt as it breaks the surface of the bottomless pit.
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The result is as humane and profound as Rogers himself, a man who believed to his marrow in human goodness and the sanctity of childhood.
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Others are spectacular reminders of what has been considered holy, and the efforts which have been made to convey sanctity from one place to another.
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Because the Mueller investigation, as the related raid on Mr Cohen has just underlined, is about something even more important than the sanctity of elections.
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Tourists are prohibited from capturing certain sacred areas around the rock, due to the belief that its sanctity will diminish if its image is captured.
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The sanctity of Game of Thrones' seven kingdoms is under attack by a new force that goes far beyond the White Walkers and Cersei Lannister.
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In ways that will reassure Catholic conservatives the document reaffirms the sanctity of heterosexual marriage, and the desirability of children having a mother and father.
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Respect for women, the sanctity of life, service to one's country, honoring the sacrifice of a Gold Star family above petty political concerns–all gone.
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Ted articulates that same agenda with an unwavering devotion to our Constitution, the sanctity of life, and the freedoms enshrined in the Bill of Rights.
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Its U.N. letter said the "criminalization of adultery and sodomy is to safeguard the sanctity of family lineage and marriage of individual Muslims particularly women".
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She wants to be with Dong, even though she's "from the Midwest" and "believes in the sanctity of marriage" — his marriage is just a sham.
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But the Hall still carries its odor of sanctity, of being something more profound than a man-made museum devoted to a man-made entertainment.
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But when Jen (Virginia Vale) awkwardly admits that there are two brides, not one, Della's unexamined assumptions about the sanctity of traditional marriage are tested.
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By using no discretion in this process, the Governor is undermining the strength of the criminal justice system and the sanctity of our civil rights.
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For those who run afoul of the system — especially women — the price is the sanctity of their private life and even, it seems, their freedom.
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In a statement to CNN on the posts, Moore's spokesman said that the candidate believes in the "sanctity of marriage" and respect for the flag.
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Ultimately, the play's insistence on the sanctity of open marriage, a stance that apparently reflected Mr. Malleson's own beliefs and practices, isn't all that persuasive.
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Industrious, credulous, laudable, avaricious, abjure and sanctity — all could apply, in their way, to various aspects of the Democratic candidates' campaigns for the party nomination.
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But you know ... those who believe in the sanctity of the Second Amendment have to be able to have a legitimate conversation about this issue.
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I was convinced that the sideshow would compromise the sanctity of "The Nutcracker" and that I would be singled out as the one to blame.
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People who think of themselves as progressives, environmentalists and egalitarians fight fiercely against urban development, complaining about traffic and shadows and the sanctity of lawns.
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"Standing Rock" (2016), a portrait of a Sioux activist, by JohnBob Carlos, addresses the Sioux Nation's ongoing battle to preserve their land's sanctity and health.
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The authors suggest the character is a reflection of undermined confidence in the security, and sanctity, of the home in both physical and cultural terms.
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Even the local head of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, a Hindu-nationalist group that defends the sanctity of cows, found a way to please the crowds.
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Is the "sanctity of life" a term so mired in the cultural coding of the abortion debate that it no longer has any validity outside it?
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The same way fans soiled the sanctity of the 2016 All-Star Game by voting for Scott, they did the same thing with Nilan in 1991.
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Every year during the Stanley Cup playoffs, all we hear about is the specialness and the sanctity of the traditional post-series handshake near center ice.
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The right to live as a stranger among strangers, with an inviolable sanctity of personal affairs against government or corporate intrusion, is a relatively new concept.
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Down the line, Anchorage hints that it might serve clients recommendations for how to vote to maximize their yield and preserve the sanctity of their coin.
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This week, his forces once again gassed their own people to death, including women and children, demonstrating Assad's complete disregard for the sanctity of human life.
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That one was elected via a different set of voters is all the more reason to knock it off with the "sanctity of the room" argument.
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This loss of our heritage also stops us from fully grasping the kind of mind that leads to slaughter in the mistaken name of divine sanctity.
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But as menacing as foreign agents meddling with U.S. databases may seem, the biggest threat to the sanctity of the vote is the voting machines themselves.
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That's why this presidential campaign is positively tragic not just for how men treat women, but for the institution of marriage and the sanctity of sex.
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Among others, they include the sanctity of free speech until the point where it becomes incitement, the sovereignty of nation-states and absolute intolerance for racism.
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However, as you prepare to exit office, you can begin to push the country forward on these issues without intruding on the sanctity of the states.
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In a statement, the PTI this week said: "Any deliberate or unconscious effort to compromise the sanctity of ballot could cause irreparable damage to national interests".
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Ayahuasca is a powerful South American psychedelic tea and entheogen, a term ethnobotanists and mythologists apply to sacred plants like ayahuasca to denote its cultural sanctity.
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However, where the conflict began is when the landscape began to be dominated by human [constructions] and it was removing the space for sanctity and reverence.
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The delays and dysfunction that played out publicly along the way instilled no confidence in the sanctity of the euro or the solidarity of Europe's leaders.
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So once the Trump administration is done investigating the investigators, it should turn its attention to ensuring the sanctity and security of the nation's ballot boxes.
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" Mr. Conte mostly avoided foreign affairs, other than to talk up the sanctity of Italy's relationship with the United States and NATO, before adding: "Mind you!
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We are putting the spiritual sanctity of the game at risk, maybe even tempting the end of days from a fiery comet etched in speedup rules.
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The patriarch — the bookseller of the title — claimed that Seierstad misrepresented him as a brute, violated the sanctity of his household and jeopardized his family's lives.
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The school's head librarian, Ann Thornton, felt that it threatened the sanctity of library space at a time when so many students were so anxiously studying.
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It is the sanctity of the right to vote itself that helps explain the passion, and tinges of sadness, in the stories coming out of Florida.
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Metaphorically, the allegory of the modern home invasion film is all about the sanctity and deceptive sovereignty of America as a nation state, powerful and impenetrable.
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The previous experiment had failed when one of the inhabitants was injured and the sealed ecosystem had to be broken, ruining the sanctity of the experiment.
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But since the moment of the inauguration, the strength and sanctity of the federal government has been taking a big hit with Trump in the White House.
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"Upholding the sanctity of contracts is a requisite to the democratic process that we must uphold," the Chamber of Mines of the Philippines said in a statement.
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The choice to control death does not minimise the sanctity of life, or pass judgment on the quality of life for those who find meaning in living.
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" SCHIFF concludes the hearing with this: "Protecting the sanctity of our elections begins w/the recognition that accepting foreign help is disloyal to our country, unethical & wrong.
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The survey results provide a measure of the strength of current support for each of four values: care/empathy; proportionality/just deserts; liberty; and loyalty/authority/sanctity.
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As Lauren Smiley writes in the latest issue of The New Republic, [T]he biggest threat to the sanctity of the vote is the voting machines themselves.
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However, this schema suffers from a significant flaw: A pristine and contiguous Hindu civilization in which the cow's sanctity was upheld is disputed by the historical record.
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"That night there was a tragic lapse of care and complete disregard for the sanctity of life," her fiance Don Damond said after the verdict was read.
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Loaded phrases The phrase is used by opponents of Black Lives Matter to argue that the movement's claim excludes the sanctity of the lives of other races.
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Three weeks into the job, he heard President George W. Bush propose a constitutional amendment to preserve "the sanctity of marriage" and thought, He's attacking my citizens!
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As Big Tech's censorship of conservatives becomes ever more flagrant and overt, the old arguments about protecting the sanctity of the modern public square are now invalid.
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One can grasp the scale and strangeness of this sanctity only by leaving America for a country with a different attitude toward its past and its founding.
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If HHS says that life begins at conception, it could lend legitimacy to personhood bills like HR 586, The Sanctity of Human Life Act, introduced in January.
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A political party is not a church with standards too holy for this world, stooping to govern and then reclaiming its sanctity once it returns to opposition.
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"That night there was a tragic lapse of care and complete disregard for the sanctity of life," Ms. Ruszczyk's fiancé, Don Damond, told reporters after the verdict.
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Even if you believe in the sanctity of free markets — which you shouldn't — you should recognize that markets are now driving a great transition to clean energy.
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The mostly white good old boys of the Bang-a-Rang feel their long-held privileges, and the sanctity of their fraternal bond, are under unfair assault.
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" Striking down the law, it warned the court, "will prove detrimental to the intrinsic Indian ethos which gives paramount importance to the institution and sanctity of marriage.
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Pakistan's politicians have chosen to reward the military's egregious violations of the sanctity of the vote, a principle they had sworn to stand by no matter what.
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Attacks on many fronts target the rights of minorities, immigrants and felons, as they are touted as patriotic attempts to preserve the sanctity of the voting booth.
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Additionally, as Vanderbilt University historian Sarah Igo writes in her book The Known Citizen, Americans associated the sanctity of the suburban home with the right to privacy.
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The water utilities' woes display a violation of the sanctity of contracts, Guenter Taus, former president of the European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines, told Reuters.
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The water utilities' woes display a violation of the sanctity of contracts, Guenter Taus, former president of the European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines, told Reuters.
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At a time when it's easy to feel powerless, returning to the sanctity of the music that uplifts you can—at least for now—offer some respite.
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While there's clarity in the sanctity of family and religious calling, there's also concern about how the new Department of Justice will operate under Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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In comparison, the more recently deceased are entombed in the village's Christian cemetery, where their remains are treated with more of the sanctity you'd expect in a graveyard.
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Appearing for India's Hindu nationalist government, Additional Solicitor General Pinky Anand had argued last month that adultery should remain a criminal offense to ensure the sanctity of marriage.
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Mr Haidt divides political morality into pairs of opposing instincts: loyalty and betrayal, authority and subversion, liberty and oppression, sanctity and degradation, care and harm, fairness and cheating.
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" He added, "If all of us do all we can, we can once again, in our time, restore the sanctity of life to the center of American law.
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I verbally promoted the pro-life agenda using the same rhetoric that was preached to me about the "sanctity of life" and "personal responsibility," but it felt hollow.
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Except for a brief nod to the "sanctity" of life, the text draws on natural law -- a legal philosophy that posits a universal and objective set of laws.
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Francis's white-glove slap to the West stands to undermine his work by exposing him to charges of hypocrisy and calling into doubt the sanctity of the papacy.
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The complex history of the priestly caste is papered over with strident assertions of Brahmanical purity, of which vegetarianism and the sanctity of the cow are indispensable components.
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The department's "own data gives validity to the widely held belief the police have no regard for the sanctity of life when it comes to people of colour".
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But if the police profession doesn't want politicians broaching these ideas, we owe the public a commitment to doing everything we can to respect the sanctity of life.
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Furthermore, unrestricted abortion policies, or abortion on-demand, I cannot square with my personal belief in the sanctity of human life — including the life of the yet unborn.
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Yet, this rollback of protections will jeopardize the sanctity of these locations, lighten the wallets of local communities and erase chapters of diverse cultural heritage from America's story.
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But such operations are conducted in secret because they are hostile acts, meant to subvert the will of the targeted country's population and the sanctity of its institutions.
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P.D.'s own data gives validity to the widely held belief the police have no regard for the sanctity of life when it comes to people of color.
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Contesting a presidential election, he said, risks turning bedrock democratic assumptions — rule of law, the peaceful transfer of power, the sanctity of elections — into points of political dispute.
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"Like so many other mothers in this country, I was incredulous and devastated that 26 Americans could be slaughtered in the sanctity of an elementary school," she says.
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Back to top Selfie expression is fine Here's the bottom line: Voting is a serious affair, and states would like to protect the sanctity of this American right.
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It involves an approach to worship shared by many other churches: an aesthetic characterized by intense emotional outbursts and a firm faith in the sanctity of everyday experience.
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Jürgen Klopp discovered that after arriving at Liverpool, with Tony Pulis of West Bromwich Albion taking it upon himself to guard the sanctity of that little white box.
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He is respected inside Google and in the world of Web search and is known as a fierce defender of the sanctity of results (and his search domain).
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The concern is that by complying with those outrageous demands, Mr. Rosenstein will have compromised the independence of the Justice Department and the sanctity of the investigative process.
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But what Mr. Murphy's moral flexibility ultimately reveals is that, for these particular hard-line anti-abortion politicians, it's not about fetal pain or the sanctity of life.
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" In contrast to Republican primary voters who supported candidates other than Trump, they noted, voters who supported him "score high on authority/loyalty/sanctity and low on care.
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And yet neither candidate offered reassuring words, a path to safe and secure internet access, or safeguards for protecting the sanctity of our democracy from cyber threats. 1.
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It is as if the sanctity of the preservation of every type of gun imaginable is more important than individual safety and the security of children and families.
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" On Thursday, the San Francisco Police Officers Association responded to the decision on Twitter, saying that the city's police officers "value the sanctity of life above all else.
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"The governor is pro-life and supports policies that protect the sanctity of life," press secretary Jon Keeling told CNN when the legislation was first signed into law.
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Whichever side of the divide Americans fall on, most do believe in the sanctity of life and believe that people should be safe in their places of worship.
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They provide strength and ballast to new generations of white Americans who continue to imbibe cultural, political and social images that dehumanize the sanctity of black life. Gov.
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"No matter how long it takes, we will work to bring perpetrators of such acts to justice and to preserve the sanctity of the immigration system," Homan added.
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The sanctity of customer data is core to our company — we do not share or sell our customers' data, and every NationBuilder customer has a self-contained database.
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Critic's Pick A lot of movies try to sell the sanctity or pathology of the family, sliding over complications that might get in the way of easy endings.
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Washington should restore the sanctity of America's borders, create a path to work permits and possibly citizenship, and give up on both building walls and defending sanctuary cities.
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In refusing the injunction, Judge Au said barring the newly elected lawmakers would "result in the confusion of the public" and harm the "sanctity and solemnity" of the legislature.
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President, there are two things evangelicals consider nonnegotiable -- the sanctity of human life, and the second thing is unwavering commitment to the sovereignty of Israel as a Jewish state.
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This week, he designated January 22nd, the anniversary of Roe v Wade, "National Sanctity of Life Day" and declared that "the fight to protect life is not yet over".
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Copyright Protection and Distribution: Honoring the sanctity of contractsThe proposal maintains important aspects of the traditional video distribution regime, such as protections against copyright infringement and theft of service.
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In Brook's induction remarks, he credited Skaggs, Reba McEntire and George Strait — now all in the Hall — for singlehandedly saving the sanctity of country music in the early 1980s.
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Only recently, it was revealed that fake accounts from Russia were behind "No Unite the Right 2 — DC." Fake news and accounts constantly threaten the perceived sanctity of elections.
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"People who have concerns about purity and sanctity -- such as those with overly religious upbringings -- tend to have harsher moral judgments about sexting and other digital acts," Selterman explained.
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The promise of Benjamin's screenplay poses little threat to the sanctity of screenwriting, and art, a realm contingent upon human expression, will not be smothered by technology's cold embrace.
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It believes that secure borders will restore the sanctity of law, and that the end of illegal immigration will lead to greater integration and assimilation of Latino minority groups.
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Perhaps as a parent who believes in the sanctity of life, Kaine would support parents being notified when their child is transported out of state to get an abortion.
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But the Archbishop of Sydney Anthony Fisher refused to consider breaking the sanctity of confession, calling it a "distraction," while adding ending celibacy would not necessarily end child abuse.
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The possibility of a politically motivated probe ordered by Trump had riled legal experts, who called it a potential gross breach of the sanctity of the rule of law.
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The current work of the special counsel is about defending the sanctity and legitimacy of the free and fair elections that are the heart and soul of our democracy.
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Long thought to be biologically inert, the stratum corneum is now known to be an intricate, biochemically complex structure, the sanctity of which is critical to having healthy skin.
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Voting rights, minority rights, the health of the environment, the sanctity of various and sundry offices — everything we're trained, as citizens, to care about — are playthings to these people.
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Instead, he pulled the nuclear option and called into question the sanctity of the ballot box to prevent a political opponent from doing what he was elected to do.
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"When the court denied that motion, the only protection Mr. Hernandez had was the sanctity and the integrity of the judicial process," Mr. Dubin said outside court on Tuesday.
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In a patriarchal society with oppressive codes of respectability, "family honor" and "Hurma" (an Islamic term for women's "sanctity," which must be protected from violation), that alone is subversive.
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"The invasive procedure of a virginity examination violates the sanctity and purity of a female," Ms. Persaud said of the exams, commonly known as purity tests or virginity tests.
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"I believe it is imperative to establish higher standards that reflect our respect for the sanctity of life," he said in the email, which The Tribune published in full.
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That's why it matters that they were young white men representing the Christian faith supposedly for a march to emphasis the sanctity of all life -- while wearing those hats.
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"And know that we will stand with you until that great day comes where we restore the sanctity of life to the center of American law," Mr. Pence said.
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"Police officers must use deadly force judiciously, with respect for human rights, with a belief in the sanctity of all human life and only when absolutely necessary," he said.
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Rod, listen to your own words about the sanctity of getting a FISA warrant when you said back in May, apply these standards to yourself knowing what we now know.
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"This rescue illustrates how Border Patrol works not only to enforce laws, but to protect the sanctity of life along the border," said Greg Burwell, Laredo Sector Assistant Division Chief.
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Consider that a mayoral task force, in a new report, scorches the department, saying it has "no regard for the sanctity of life" when those lives are black or brown.
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Just days after the deadliest shooting in modern American history, House Republicans are grandstanding on the sanctity of life by voting to ban abortions from happening 20 weeks after conception.
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God's Not Dead also benefitted from the backlash against Darren Aronofsky's very unbiblical Bible film, Noah (which subtly championed the sanctity of animal life while condemning humanity as beyond saving).
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Most importantly, Trump and the Senate must appoint to the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) a anti-abortion justice who will uphold the sanctity of innocent human life.
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Damond's father John Ruszczyk said the decision reflected the community's commitment to the rule of the law, sanctity of life and the obligation of the police to serve and protect.
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Furious that the sanctity of the hospital had been violated, M.S.F. closed it to new admissions for five days, until officials received guarantees from Kabul that it would be respected.
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In addition to regular sermons on the sanctity of jihad, Taliban fighters have also been reminded to "obey their superiors and particularly the newly appointed Amir ul-Momineen," he said.
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The task force said the department's own data supported the view among residents that it had "no regard to the sanctity of life" when it came to people of color.
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Should the United States Postal Service embrace their founding principles and provide a secure infrastructure in this modern era of digital technology to preserve the integrity and sanctity of communications?
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The agency said it had protested "the violation of the sanctity and disrespect of the neutrality" of UN premises to what it called the "relevant parties" responsible for the tunnel.
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Anthony Comstock's zealous crusade against vice, the uptick in fraternal lodges and the Knights of Labor: All these were responses to what seemed challenges to the sanctity of the home.
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As the immigration debate heats up once again in Congress, among the clamor about border protection and migrant rights, the sanctity of the family should remain paramount in our dialogue.
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Elizabeth gave a very convincing performance of blowing a gasket, yelling, "That was the one thing, the one thing that you couldn't do," and invoking the sanctity of the family.
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We are pro-choice because we believe that the sanctity of life cannot be reduced to a medical decision that should between a woman, her doctor and her own faith.
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It's a Wonderful Life is the prototype—a severe, surprisingly dark story is balanced by a narrative about the sanctity of the family and urgent necessity of tight knit community.
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He reiterated his case for building a wall to secure our southern border, re-enforced his commitment to the sanctity of life and touted his progress in rebuilding our military.
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Trump, that champion of decorum, defender of the sanctity of the rule of law, tweeted, "There can be few things worse in a civilized, law abiding nation," than Schumer's threats.
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"It's not an accident that people who are deeply invested in the sanctity of masculinity — the right of men to power, violence, and control — tend to vote G.O.P.," she writes.
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Warnings of content violate the sanctity of our schools, theaters and other venues that seek to open our minds and hearts to the greatest freedom we have as a country.
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For a lot of fashion lovers, the best part of leaving the house happens before they ever do, when, in the sanctity of their closets, they select what to wear.
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"What happens in the Oval should stay in the Oval, both for the sanctity and security of the internal discussions and for the good of the country," Mr. Navarro said.
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" Former NOAA general counsel Monica Medina added: "This matters because the president's changing of that weather map really crossed a line in terms of the sanctity of the weather forecast.
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"The principles that unite us are the belief in the sanctity of the patient-physician relationship," Dr. Jane Orient, the executive director of the AAPS, told me over the phone.
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"You want to conduct yourself in a way that keeps the privacy of the physician-patient relationships in mind and respects the decorum and the sanctity of that relationship," Schierle says.
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The overlap of black paranoia and celebrity idolatry compromises the safety and sanctity of black sexual assault survivors, through aggressive rhetoric and the non-action surrounding the violation of their bodies.
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The villages and towns north of Yonkers—home to Hillary and Bill Clinton, David Letterman, Martha Stewart and many other elites—were designed to uphold the sanctity of the standalone home.
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Shine's lawyer, Kaleeswaram Raj, said that "there is no empirical evidence that decriminalizing adultery threatens the sanctity of marriage", adding around 80 countries do not consider extramarital affairs to be illegal.
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We wrote: In a secular society, it is odd to buttress the sanctity of life in the abstract by subjecting a lot of particular lives to unbearable pain, misery and suffering.
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" Currently, the Republican platform abortion policy reads: "We assert the sanctity of human life and affirm that the unborn child has a fundamental individual right to life which cannot be infringed.
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" The United Nations urges all parties to respect the sanctity of the United Nations and condemns any deliberate targeting of United Nations premises and its personnel," it said in a statement.
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But he also called for a stable regulatory environment, saying the Oyu Tolgoi underground extension relied on "the sanctity of the key investment agreements" that underpin a potential $12 billion investment.
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Instagram wants to show you the best videos without completely destroying the sanctity of your main feed, so today it overhauled the Explore page with a slew of new video channels.
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The exit through the entryway of Ruhwald's haunting installation is a solemn gambit, and suggested, to me, the pressing responsibility when dealing with memory, reclaimed spaces, and the sanctity of objects.
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"The government ... is keen to keep order, stabilize security and bring about justice through implementing the rules prescribed by Allah ... on whoever violates the sanctity of civilians," the Interior Ministry said.
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"CPD's own data gives validity to the widely held belief the police have no regard for the sanctity of life when it comes to people of color," the task force concluded.
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Whether you look at breaches, whether you look at criminal activity, whether you look at nation-state activity or even, you know, the sanctity of our elections, we've got to worry.
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"The United Nations urges all parties to respect the sanctity of the United Nations and condemns any deliberate targeting of United Nations premises and its personnel," it said in a statement.
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Protesting would have violated the sanctity of the men-only space, and would have risked interfering with the bonding that goes hand in hand with the objectification of the other sex.
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Lehmann shows that a specifically Protestant, vaguely gnostic materialism has always animated American life, saturating the lowly world of objects with the sanctity of higher, heavenly purpose, even unto our time.
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Had I found a way to do what I love most while keeping my professional obligations, or had work completely invaded the sanctity of my hard-won time in the waves?
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McConnell's case for preserving it is yet another instance of the majority leader actively trolling Democrats: He's arguing for the sanctity of Senate rules after he's disregarded many of them himself.
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Many traditional agricultural and herding societies rely heavily on the loyalty, authority, and sanctity foundations to create rituals, myths, and religious institutions that bind groups together with a strong tribal consciousness.
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First: Voters who still score high on authority/loyalty/sanctity and low on care — even after accounting for all the demographic variables — are significantly more likely to vote for Donald Trump.
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They are different from Huckabee supporters, who appeared to score even higher than Trump supporters on authority/loyalty/sanctity, but also scored high on care, as we saw in Figure 1.
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The practical realities of building new physical barriers along the US-Mexico border are bringing two cherished conservative principles into conflict — loyalty to Donald Trump and the sanctity of private property.
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At issue is whether voters have a right to know that a candidate espousing traditional values, and specifically the sanctity of marriage, has not been upholding them in his own life.
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The court unflinchingly reasoned that the rights to life and liberty of which privacy is a part protect the sanctity of the home and relationships like marriage, procreation and sexual orientation.
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The uproar has engendered a debate among Shas supporters over whether strict adherence to the letter of Jewish law should supersede other traditional Jewish values, including the sanctity of the family.
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When Jeff Luhnow, now the general manager of the Houston Astros, came into baseball from the business world with St. Louis in 2003, the sanctity of the 80 grade bewildered him.
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He was bemused by the "quick, unaccountable" life of the city, and took to sitting for spells of restorative peace in St. Patrick's Cathedral—unbelieving, but savoring the aura of sanctity.
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" He quoted Quranic teachings about the sanctity of life and the sin of suicide, and in time, he said, "I could see her hold on to a little bit of hope.
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" Jeff Sessions, who voted absentee in today's election, says, "I value the sanctity of the ballot and I would say the people of Alabama are good and decent and wonderful people.
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For one, we can agree to recruit and support political candidates for whom "homeland security" also includes preserving the sanctity and dignity of women's bodies and right to sexual self-determination.
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Our family's observance of Judaism could easily become an example of the importance of sanctity and why some people might get upset when they feel that their traditions are under threat.
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At the time, Flake leveraged his position as an undecided senator to make a case for it, and argued that it was necessary to protect the sanctity of the confirmation process.
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The faces of both mother and child are crudely rendered with only the most basic details, creating an aura of sanctity and distance, like ancient statues of fertility figures or goddesses.
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As literary translators defend the sanctity of translated works, hoping to be as close to the original as they can, science journalism and science's portrayal in the media must follow suit.
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Instead, we are provided only with Jackson's narration of Baldwin's retelling, itself so far removed from Lorraine's voice, her importance to Baldwin, and the sanctity and beauty of their queer friendship.
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The task force said the department's own data supported the view among residents that it's officers have "no regard to the sanctity of life" when it comes to people of color.
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" Even the name is a jab Farrar's bill would penalize men for masturbation because such behavior is a failure to preserve the sanctity of life and "an act against an unborn child.
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That has meant dealing with populist strongmen, from Vladimir Putin to Venezuela's late leader Hugo Chávez, without bargaining away his principles on the importance of markets and the sanctity of oil contracts.
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Are heroes who regularly punch people through walls, or hit them in the face hard enough to knock them unconscious, actually showing any sort of absolute commitment to the sanctity of life?
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And if young people don&apost have any moral underpinnings or guidance, and they don&apost have any respect for the sanctity of human life, then, of course, they will act out.
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In the past, Louis C.K. has questioned the value of life, mocking its sanctity and downplaying its importance, but this grim image goes just as far in undercutting the solemnity of death.
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He believed that Orange City Christians could be moved by certain kinds of moral arguments—ones that depended on the sanctity of life, for instance, or the command to love thy neighbor.
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" Asked about the "sanctity of human life," Trump said, "I will protect it and the biggest way you can protect it is through the Supreme Court and putting people in the court.
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Protecting the sanctity of the mission is tantamount to protecting and serving the national interest — which is the essence of governance and the most sacred and fundamental responsibility of the federal government.
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But last night, 28500 men felt the "sanctity of life" is best addressed by forcing 6900 year-old girls to carry their pregnancies to term + sentencing abortion doctors to 2628 years. pic.twitter.
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The purpose of this right is to protect the sanctity of the personality that the artist injects into his work and to preserve the artwork's integrity, for the benefit to the public.
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Those who believe in the sanctity of one Silicon Valley would say that tech sector growth in 'second tier' sections of the country represents a desire for cheaper real estate and labor.
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His most recent work looks at how Americans seem to quickly lose interest in the spectacle of their wars, though lip service is so often paid to the sanctity of military service.
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The draft proposal is aimed at diffusing investor mistrust around the sanctity of agreements, which has worsened recently after some state governments decided to review approved projects, or threatened to cancel contracts.
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Because Thoreau insisted on the preservation of wildness, we have millions of acres of public lands to explore — and the sanctity of Cape Cod and Katahdin to defend from profiteers and bandits.
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But there will also be the male "friend" who sneaks into your bed at night when you're passed out, drunk and naked and ever so trusting of the sanctity of your bedroom.
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"The idea of China interfering in the sanctity of the NBA is somehow incredibly offensive to them," he said, "whereas the same standard for American elections results in the sound of crickets."
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"We will exert the same pressure upon Governor Carney, a Catholic, to uphold the sanctity of life for those innocent unborn children whose lives depend upon his vetoing this radical bill," Sheridan said.
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That space between what's heard and seen — a child played by an adult, for example — doesn't feel dissonant; instead, it feels like they're protecting the sanctity of those children who were senselessly lost.
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We are one people, so let us all in good conscience and human solidarity reject this extremist narrative and assert our shared humanity and mutual respect for the sanctity of all human life.
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A growing number of visitors are expected at the site as the Jewish holiday of Passover approaches, causing some Palestinian religious leaders to warn that the sanctity of the site is at risk.
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"Whether it's preserving the sanctity of America's pastime or protecting trade secrets, those that unlawfully gain proprietary information by accessing computers without authorization must be held accountable for their illegal actions," Magidson said.
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Also banned is content that promotes promiscuity which challenges the sanctity of marriage or any displays of homosexuality which is regarded as "abnormal sexual relationships or sexual behaviour," reports South China Morning Post.
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But in a country famous for valuing the sanctity of downtime, no one can seem to agree on how best to legislate on the right not to reply to your boss after 5pm.
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For the real rate target, Varma and Saraf said they were not sure about the "sanctity of the new number," and with global rates near zero, they expected it to be lowered further.
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I started working with the gun violence prevention movement after Sandy Hook — a mass shooting that stole the lives of 20 first graders and six educators in the sanctity of an elementary school.
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But let's take the doctor out of the equation and consider self-abortion by women, which would directly constitute murder under the Sanctity of Life Act or other similar proposed laws and amendments.
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The phenomenon of " Hamilton ," the hip-hop musical that is, contrary to one's expectations, wholly faithful to a heroic view of American independence, reinforces the sanctity of the American Revolution in American life.
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Clinton presents herself as a market-friendly centrist who believes in a connected world; she seeks to strengthen American technology interests, export our ideas and protect the sanctity of the Internet (Net Neutrality).
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"It appeals to conservatives who value the sanctity of family and keeping the government out of their lives, and for liberals, it means giving their children freedom to be kids," Ms. Skenazy said.
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" After slamming Democrats and Romney, the President celebrated the state of the American economy, his administration's policies to protect religious freedom and new guidance on school prayer and underscored the "sanctity of life.
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"We urge the authorities in Hong Kong and Beijing to take the necessary steps to maintain confidence in the system and the sanctity of the rights, freedoms and values it upholds," wrote Hammond.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, who spoke shortly before Trump, cited the US president's defense of the sanctity of national sovereignty to push back against worldwide criticism of Bolsonaro's handling of the Amazon fires.
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And in an era with increasingly fewer protections for workers, progressives and religious conservatives alike should unite to push for more blue laws that protect the sanctity of life outside of of work.
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In the United States, where religious faith and the sanctity of free speech are generally held in higher regard than in some parts of Europe, there is a similar struggle to achieve a balance.
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Even as the casual use of class A drugs like cocaine has become more commonplace in the UK, nothing comes close to the sanctity of downing a rainbow coalition of flavored vodka every weekend.
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" Alabama voted to add the same language to their constitution, as well as language that "recognized and supported the sanctity of unborn life and the rights of unborn children, including the right to life.
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Not everyone has the privilege or desire to be out, but I think everyone has the right to honor themselves, even if it's only within the sanctity of their own mind through inner reflection.
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"The sanctity of these waters is a central tenet of their religion and the placement of the pipeline itself, apart from any rupture and oil spill, is a desecration of these waters," Ducheneaux wrote.
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And we need that, unflinching, belief in the sanctity of life, the value of human life, the value of the idealistic power of human beings to be a force of good in the universe.
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This attack on the Title X program demonstrates a complete lack of regard for the critical importance of birth control access in people's lives, and the sanctity of the relationship between patients and providers.
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A task-force subsequently appointed by the mayor to look at race and policing concluded in April that the CPD has "no regard for the sanctity of life" when it comes to black Chicagoans.
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" Because Mr. MacKenzie's crime showed "a serious disregard for the law" and for "the sanctity of human life," the board wrote in its brief, boilerplate decision, his release would "undermine respect for the law.
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To maintain the fairness and sanctity of our elections, Kemp, Kobach and Husted must all agree, before Election Day, that they will recuse themselves from any electoral issues, including recounts, involving their own elections.
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One need only witness what happens at the Defense Department if information is sent on an inappropriate system, an event termed a "spill," to understand the gravity of violating the sanctity of classified information.
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" A similar amendment passed in Alabama late Tuesday night: Amendment 2, which will grant "fetal personhood" to unborn babies, and "recognize and support the sanctity of unborn life and the rights of unborn children.
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But more than that, conservatives worry that Trump is secretly a liberal who's deliberately conning his supporters into voting for him, only to inevitably sell them out on immigration or the sanctity of marriage.
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Walker, whom Google proposed as a stand-in for Page but was rejected by lawmakers, outlines the steps Google has taken to ensure the sanctity of the democratic process, including an ad verification system.
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I just want to remind us who are Republicans that in our platform, it talks about right to life, that we reaffirm our support for the sanctity of life from conception to natural death.
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Conservative religious leaders who have long preached about the sanctity of the family are now issuing sharp rebukes of the Trump administration for immigration policies that tear families apart or leave them in danger.
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As it turned out, the country's millions of sports gamblers didn't share Bradley's concern for the sanctity of athletes like Bill Bradley or the children who might grow up to be just like him.
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Tragically, however, we are witnessing an erosion of democracy in parts of the Western hemisphere, along with attempts by despotic foreign powers like Russia and China, among others, to undermine the sanctity of elections.
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Sonangol "appears to be leveraging those roles to control the ownership and development of Cobalt's key pre-salt oil and gas discoveries fully, despite the implications for contract sanctity," said IHS analyst Roderick Bruce.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers swept the Arizona Diamondbacks last night to advance to the National League Championship Series and, in case you were wondering, the sanctity of the Chase Field swimming people remains intact.
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That eventually led to the organization's first LGBTQ cases in the 1990s, when the group embraced marriage and the family as its third major mission, alongside religious freedom and the sanctity of human life.
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Several GOP lawmakers who voted against the national emergency went out of their way to argue that they were simply preserving the sanctity of the Constitution, and not so much disagreeing with Trump at all.
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When you're facing regular public floggings on Capitol Hill, of course, protecting the sanctity of the union might sound like a nobler cause than addressing the bizarre spam schemes going viral on your site.[TechCrunch]
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"Requiring corporations to disclose their unlimited spending in our elections was the only path the misguided Citizens United Supreme Court decision left us to protect the sanctity of our democracy," she said through a spokesman.
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" In other words, many Christians saw in the Evans case an example of secularism run rampant, in which the sanctity of life is replaced with the quasi-eugenics of deciding whose life is "worth living.
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More relevant than the theological questions around the sanctity of life is the question of whether the state or the family should be making decisions about a child who cannot make those decisions for himself.
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Before this gets any further, I want to plead with Mr. Montagliani and everyone else associated with this bid: please don't make this about the sanctity of soccer and its ability to heal global wounds.
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Arina O. Grossu, M.A., M.S. Bioethics, is the director for the Center for Human Dignity at the Family Research Council, where she focuses on sanctity of human life issues ranging from conception to natural death.
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In Christian iconography, it was gold that signified the aura of sanctity, but, as Baroque masters experimented with the effects of extreme light and dark, the hunt for a deep, light-fast yellow became urgent.
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The I.M.F., after all, has always been run by a European, and many of its top executives, hailing from Italy, Spain, France and Portugal, had complete trust in the sanctity and strength of the euro.
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In a break from recent Republican nominees, Mr. Trump did not mention abortion or even allude to the sanctity of life a single time in his marathon acceptance speech at this summer's Republican National Convention.
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In The Apology Impulse, co-author Sean O'Meara, a professional apologizer and public relations professional, argues that the corporate world has ruined the sanctity of the apology by failing to say sorry and over-apologizing.
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It resonates with Ali Shrago-Spechler's more muted "Eine Friedliche Industrie," a cardboard, papier-mâché, and concrete reconstruction of a secular Jewish home in 1938 Germany that also meditates on the sanctity of private space.
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In the Hebrew Bible, the word for "holiness" (qadosh) literally means "set apart, other"; and the cultivation of sanctity has often been an "othering" — a deliberate and dramatic inversion of a social or spiritual norm.
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The parties center nonwhite bodies, as the desire for proximity to queerness and blackness has intensified over the last few years, and they both honor the need and desire to protect the sanctity of spaces.
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Liberal Democrats pursed congressional reforms that ended the sanctity of seniority and the autonomy of committees — which had long advantaged Southerners — while concentrating new powers in a party leadership accountable to rank-and-file sentiment.
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Mr. Cook is one of the tech industry's strongest champions of the sanctity of our private information, and Apple has pushed for more stringent privacy regulations — which is just about the least Apple could do.
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"Over my dead body will anyone walk into our schools and yank any child from the sanctity and the protection that schools, as sanctuaries of the young, provide," he said in a speech last November.
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Mr. Callahan considered himself "51 percent pro-choice and 49 percent pro-life," a position he arrived at because his belief in freedom of choice only slightly outweighed his belief in the sanctity of life.
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It was the end of a man who had won global acclaim for championing the sanctity of the forest and the rights of compatriots who eked out a living by extracting latex from rubber trees.
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"This is our chance to turn our words into action, stand up for the sanctity of life, and speak out for the most innocent among us that have no voice," Paul said in a statement.
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"We're trying to restore the sanctity of the chapel, very close to what my father had intended for the space," said Christopher Rothko, the artist's son who is steering the building committee and capital campaign.
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Like say fellow Lothario Don Draper, he loves the ladies, but unlike the artist formerly known as Dick Whitman, he respects the sanctity of marriage too much to take a wife he'll inevitably cheat on.
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"This action risks sending a negative signal to U.S. and other international investors about the business and investment climate in Mexico," the chamber said, calling on Mexico's government to honor "the sanctity of existing contracts".
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That report said police "have no regard for the sanctity of life when it comes to people of color" and have alienated blacks and Hispanics with the use of force and a longstanding code of silence.
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After taking control of Andhra in 2019, a new government has decided to review agreements signed with several companies, including from the renewable energy sector, sparking concerns among foreign investors around sanctity of contracts in India.
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Owing to an "imperative" that Texas adopt "higher standards that reflect our respect for the sanctity of life", Mr Abbott wrote, the state "will require clinics and hospitals to bury or cremate human or fetal remains".
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And he capped those moves by leaning on the sanctity of the rule of law to explain why he had to rescind an Obama-era program for young immigrants, throwing nearly 800,000 people's lives into chaos.
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Among its findings: Many officers had "no regard for the sanctity of life when it comes to people of color" and alienated blacks and Hispanics with the use of force through a longstanding code of silence.
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Here is our Power Player of the Week: (BEGIN VIDEOTAPE) CHARLES BOWERY, U.S. ARMY CENTER FOR MILITARY HISTORY: They used it to enhance, in their view, sort of the sanctity of the Nazi way of life.
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The suit claims more than $5 million in damages and accuses each school of being "negligent in failing to maintain adequate protocols and security measures in place to guarantee the sanctity of the college admissions process."
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" The 2012 platform called to protect the "sanctity of human life and affirm that the unborn child has a fundamental individual right to life which cannot be infringed," as well as for a "human life amendment.
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When the sanctity of contracts – a centuries old legal tenet ensuring that once parties enter into agreements they will adhere to them – starts being called into question by a government body, there is clearly a problem.
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But last fall, a group of about 200 players protested the practice, claiming it was unfair for the league to force them to choose between the sanctity of the Sabbath and their obligations to their teams.
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Grand proclamations about an "axis of evil"prefaced wars that killed hundreds of thousands of Arabs and brown people, human beings tabulated as mere casualties, the sanctity of their lives incinerated just like the twin towers.
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His father, Jeff, was a minor league player, and Trout seems to intuitively understand the sanctity of the daily grind, the need to prepare, play hard, stay humble and move on quickly to the next day.
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Some may hesitate to say that the American presidency was stolen, but it is irrefutable that the integrity of our democratic process was injured when the sanctity of what we considered uncorrupted self-determination was assaulted.
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"This proposed law is ill-conceived, and impracticable, it won't make children safer, and it will most likely undermine religious freedom," ACBC President Mark Coleridge told reporters in Sydney, referring to the sanctity of the confessional.
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He wrote a book on euthanasia and assisted suicide which extolled the sanctity of life, has dissed liberals in his non-scholarly writing, has donated to anti-choice politicians and has compared abortion negatively to assisted suicide.
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That has meant dealing with populist strongmen, from Mr Putin to Venezuela's late leader Hugo Chávez, who he has often cajoled into submission by arguing for the importance of free markets and the sanctity of oil contracts.
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"They leave this Court to wonder if this discovery is sought … to retaliate against people of faith for not only believing in the sanctity of life — but also for wanting to do something about it," he wrote.
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This seems like a strict rule, but it is designed to preserve the sanctity of deliberations, achieve finality in litigation and also to discourage juror harassment after the fact by frustrated defendants looking for reasons to appeal.
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"The fairness of Indian democracy and electoral process is a matter of pride and any attempt to influence the sanctity of the electoral franchise through dubious and questionable means is unacceptable," the ministry said in a statement.
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Policies that discourage the use of lethal force tend to include language about the sanctity of life, the need to de-escalate dangerous situations, and the importance of exhausting every other option before firing a service weapon.
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"CPD's own data gives validity to the widely held belief the police have no regard for the sanctity of life when it comes to people of color," the report from a new police accountability task force reads.
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War veterans leader Chris Mutsvangwa, husband of Monica Mutsvangwa and now a special adviser to Mnangagwa, said Smart's treatment made clear the new administration was serious about restoring the rule of law and sanctity of property rights.
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But conservatives — who in Mr. Haidt's research assign a high value to ideas like "respect for authority" and "sanctity" (whereas liberals lend greater weight to concepts like "fairness") — recoiled at such casual degradation of the Oval Office.
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"There is this absolute silence on the deaths that have been created through guns and irresponsible gun ownership and yet here we are somehow talking about the sanctity of life when it relates to abortions," she said.
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There was an eruption of cheers, and he began playing to the crowd, lifting his arms and flexing, smiling at the flashing lights; he was entirely one with them now, I thought, all his sanctity was gone.
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The article, written by one of the paper's publishers, Alexander Manly, became Exhibit A in the case that black men had forgotten their place and represented a clear and present danger to the sanctity of white womanhood.
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My theory is that people objecting to the sanctity of the powder room, or tearfully defending women's athletics, or terrified by the prospect of us serving our country, are not actually concerned with those issues at all.
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And for those of us who believe in principles of limited government, judicial restraint, religious liberty and the sanctity of life, we now have an obligation to hold Trump accountable to the Republican principles he ran under.
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There are significant obstacles to such talks, of course -- not the least being the significant bloodshed exacted by the Taliban throughout Afghanistan in recent weeks, demonstrating the Taliban's utter lack of respect for the sanctity of life.
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Op-Ed Contributor I am an evangelical Christian, and central to that is my belief in the sanctity of all life — a belief that, like millions of other evangelicals, I have expressed through my opposition to abortion.
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Time and again, he landed squarely on the right side of history, actively defending everything from civil rights and the sanctity of public television to home taping television shows, a controversial issue during the VCR's early days.
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The row, which centers around the sanctity of Freeport's 23.5-year mining contract, comes as Indonesia seeks to squeeze more revenue out of its mining industry through a shake-up of regulations over foreign ownership and ore processing.
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What principle will guide you either to affirm universal moral truths (like the sanctity of life) you see embedded in the constitution, or to defer those questions to the people via their representatives in Congress and state legislatures?
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Principle No. 7, "respect the sanctity of life by promptly rendering first aid," for instance, may seem routine for officers tending to someone injured as a result of their use of force — a baton blow, takedown or shooting.
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The dispute, which centers around the sanctity of Freeport's 30-year mining contract, comes as the Indonesian government seeks to squeeze more revenue out of the mining industry by shaking up regulations over foreign ownership and ore processing.
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Yet another place on the spectrum of idiosyncratic sanctity was occupied by Mother Teresa, the ethnic Albanian nun who worked among the destitute in Kolkata and founded a missionary order that eventually spread to more than 130 countries.
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Obviously, those entities that deal with public spaces have to ensure, at the end of the day, that they are safe places for the public — the sanctity and freedom of art is, for them, perhaps a secondary concern.
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He's also been endorsed by the FRC Action PAC, which extends the Family Research Council's efforts to "bring to public office men and women who will protect, defend, and promote the sanctity of life," according to its webpage.
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Even though Radcliffe has moved on to other high profile projects — Swiss Army Man was a recent hit — he's not opposed to more Potter movies, he's just more concerned with keeping the sanctity of the original magic alive.
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The row, which centres around the sanctity of Freeport's 13-year mining contract, comes as Indonesia seeks to squeeze more revenue out of its mining industry through a shake-up of regulations over foreign ownership and ore processing.
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Trump also hopes to rescind important worker benefits that would give four million more workers access to overtime pay — greatly increasing the earning power of today's working class and restoring the sanctity of a 40-hour work week.
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Everyday Australians who understand the sanctity of the "Bunnings sausages sizzle" however, took to Twitter leaping to the defence of the accused, who may have to pay A$9000 ($6979) according to EFTM just because he was hungry.
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As chilling as it is to contemplate a foreign power seeking to undermine the sanctity of our electoral process, it is even more chilling to contemplate our own leader seeking to turn the people against our free press.
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If an IETF standard newly proposed by Google engineer Mike West is accepted, however, the sanctity of localhost will finally be formalized as the one internet domain name that will never, ever be found on the actual internet.
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In the 80s, a young Wynton Marsalis crowned himself jazz's chief ambassador and made the unilateral decision to embalm jazz in the museum that is the Lincoln Center so as to preserve the sanctity of its cherished past.
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Preserving the sanctity and safety of those spaces is our responsibility as members of the nightlife community, and after the events in Orlando earlier this month, it feels exceedingly urgent to underscore their vital importance to our world.
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Using questionnaires, text analyses, and other methods, psychologists have found that progressives put more emphasis on the care foundation than do other groups, while social conservatives see more value in loyalty, authority, and sanctity than do other groups.
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"Sadly, the far left is actively working to erase our God-given rights, shut down faith-based charities, ban religious believers from the public square and silence Americans who believe in the sanctity of life," Trump said Friday.
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LAUREL GIBALDI, KATONAH, N.Y. To the Editor: Re "The Trump-Russia Nexus" (editorial, May 12): The Times is right that protecting the sanctity of the American electoral process requires getting to the bottom of the Trump-Russia nexus.
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And it offers a hint into the dynamic between the reserved sanctity of a federal courtroom -- where no electronics are allowed and disruptions are swiftly dismissed -- and Stone's bombastic personality and efforts to stir public support for himself.
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For political reasons, the African Union-- an organization with history supporting Africa's despotic regimes - and supported blindly by the Obama administration are saying that Somaliland independence infringes the sanctity of the territorial integrity of the inherently unstable Somalia.
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For a group that regularly preaches about the "sanctity of marriage" and inveighs against the evils of divorce, it was a major political puzzle to me when evangelicals first backed the thrice-married, adulterous Trump over Hillary Clinton.
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PAYNE: We have a President that deported more people than anyone in history just two years ago called Barack Obama who&aposs called the deporter in chief and managed to do it while respecting the sanctity of migrant parents.
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The court's decision is part of a continuing shift away from a legal system based on the idea of the "sanctity of life", towards one based on "patients' autonomy", says Thomas Davies of Dignity in Dying, another campaign group.
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We can but hope that eventually, in some moment of blinding future revelation, there will be a political tipping point into a general understanding that the "safety of the citizenry" actually depends upon the sanctity of the citizenry's data.
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If an extended deadline is sought, the pressure would shift to groups 3 and 4, but it's far from clear they can agree on the fundamental choice: whether to uphold or challenge the sanctity of the 2016 referendum result.
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"This is our chance to turn our words into action, stand up for the sanctity of life, and speak out for the most innocent among us that have no voice," Paul said in a statement, according to The Hill.
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Thirty days later, when an apparently radicalized Muslim man allegedly rammed through a crowd of bikers and pedestrians in New York City, killing eight, there was not a mark of hesitation or wariness about disturbing the sanctity of mourning.
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"The decision to pardon these three men, countering the sanctity of the Uniformed Code of Military Justice, the decisions of commanders, the verdict of their peers, our adherence to the Laws of Warfare---WILL have long lasting battlefield consequences."
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And with those battles on Monday and Tuesday at the territory's largest universities, another unspoken rule in the antigovernment protests that have been convulsing Hong Kong for six months was shattered: the sanctity of educational campuses from the police.
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I pretended that instead of winning an argument (whatever "winning" means, because there's really no such thing), my goal was to preserve the sanctity of peace and love between me and this woman I respected the hell out of.
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A more intelligent approach to reducing abortions is providing easy access to birth control, providing strong support (economic and otherwise) to women who choose to give birth to a child, and general education on the sanctity of human life.
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As the sociologist Dingxin Zhao has argued, a state can justify its power in essentially three ways: by appealing to shared values, to the sanctity of an electoral process and the rule of law, or to its own performance.
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Alabama executed a convicted murderer on Thursday, a day after the state enacted a near-total ban on abortions — two actions on contentious social issues that often have people across the political spectrum invoking the sanctity of human life.
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They were not merely out to defend the sanctity of one veil and one tux only on each buttercream cake top, but the broader, embattled ideal of men's dominion over women—and with it, decent, law-abiding white Christendom.
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" The following day, it released another statement warning that people face up to five years in prison for producing, posting online, sending or saving materials that "violate public order, religious values, public morality, or the sanctity of personal life.
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Mr. Swan, the United Nations envoy, condemned the attack in a statement, saying it not only reflected "a violent disregard for the sanctity of human life, but also targets Somalis working to improve the lives of their fellow Somalis."
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Mr. Swan, the United Nations envoy, condemned the attack in a statement, saying it not only reflected "a violent disregard for the sanctity of human life, but also targets Somalis working to improve the lives of their fellow Somalis."
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Judith Butler outlines this idea poignantly in her 1993 essay "Endangered/Endangering: Schematic Racism and White Paranoia": The fear is that some physical distance will be crossed, and the virgin sanctity of whiteness will be endangered by that proximity.
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For all their talk about never changing anything because of the sanctity of the record book, the NHL's embrace of the shootout and loser point have pretty much created two versions of history when it comes to streaks and standings.
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Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said at a Friday press conference that the draft set of policies emphasize the "sanctity of life" while rebuilding trust within the community and the police department and establishing a culture of transparency and accountability.
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You will be standing trial in their canine court—they are robot dogs, not beasts, they still believe in the sanctity of a fair trial—awaiting news of your terrible fate, and your mind will think back to this moment.
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The bill also mandates that, for each masturbatory emission outside of a woman's vagina, men will be charged $100 because such emissions will be considered an act against an unborn child, failing, as they do, to preserve the sanctity of life.
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Finally, she pivoted to the sanctity of the free press — something many people believe is threatened under a Trump administration due to his history of barring reporters he dislikes from the press pool and promising to revamp our libel laws.
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As Jeremy Castle shows in his forthcoming book Rock of Ages, one reason for this is that many evangelical churches have mechanisms for socializing members into conservative attitudes on cultural issues, including sponsoring Sanctity of Life Sunday and crisis pregnancy centers.
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" Church authorities specifically wanted to apologize to pilgrims with children, saying, "We deplore such contempt for religious conscience and freedom of worship … respect for the sanctity of our places of worship [is] in accordance with the principle of religious freedom.
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Yet while the organizers talk of seeking to maintain the sanctity of democracy and rule of law, critics of the movement charge that its ranks thrive at least as much on anti-Americanism as any coherent political or economic philosophy.
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Beyond birthdays' association with pagan celebrations, Jon Wood, PhD, assistant professor of religion at George Washington University, tells Refinery29 that Jehovah's Witnesses believe in "the democratic sanctity of all time," or the idea that no day is holier than the next.
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Ironically, the Art House Convergence is solidly against Screening Room, seemingly because of how easy it would be to abuse, as opposed to the National Association of Theatre Owners being obsessed with the sanctity of the exclusive theatrical release window.
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As we watch these shootings unfold, repeatedly, on a dash cam of a police car or an iPhone video, we're left with the impression that police officers do not—and this is a sweeping generalization—place sanctity on human life.
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"I agree with Ohio Right to Life and other leading, pro-life advocates that SB 127 is the best, most legally sound and sustainable approach to protecting the sanctity of human life," Kasich said in a statement obtained by the Dispatch.
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While the remedies varied from city to city, many were the same: Create a civilian review board to provide independent oversight, improve officer training, update use-of-force policies to stress the importance of de-escalation and the sanctity of life.
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Four polling devices were stolen just days before Georgia's special congressional election, raising concerns about the sanctity of a race Democrats and Republicans across the country have spent an inordinate amount of time, money, and manpower on, WSB-TV reports.
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"I deplore this heinous attack which not only demonstrates a violent disregard for the sanctity of human life, but also targets Somalis working to improve the lives of their fellow Somalis in the Mogadishu-Banadir region," Swan said in a statement.
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On the important issue of the sanctity of life, what's far too often neglected is that being pro-life is not simply about the unborn child; it's also about the mother – and creating a culture that respects her and embraces life.
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Monsanto has said that heightened regulation by India went against the government's own policies to promote innovation and improve ease of doing business, and that it was important for the country to ensure sanctity of contracts and recognize intellectual property rights.
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There is no issue more important to protecting the sanctity of American and European democracy, the security of the American and European people, and the stability of the free world, than exposing and defeating the Russian attack against democratic elections.
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Whether or not this sounds like your personal idea of a good time will depend on several factors, not limited to your age, your interest in messing with history, and your belief in the sanctity of literary figures and their lives.
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"The limbs of terrorism have sought to harm the holy cities, paying no attention to their sanctity," SPA quoted King Salman as telling foreign dignitaries at a reception he held in Mecca, where more than 2 million pilgrims are performing haj.
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"In order to safeguard the sanctity and credibility of the state institutions, Honourable Supreme Court of Pakistan has been requested to initiate appropriate process to ascertain the veracity of the allegations and take actions accordingly," the military said in a statement.
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Fortunately for the sanctity of our democracy, there's no evidence that Russia hacked the midterms—so to pick up some of the slack, Borat Sagdiyev returned to America to try to swing them on behalf of the glorious nation of Kazakhstan.
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When women didn't have access to income they held more socially conservative views in part because they wanted to protect the sanctity of their marriages and shore up against the possibility of divorce lest they be left without a breadwinner.
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Along its path to ubiquity, "Old Town Road" also earned Lil Nas X a major deal with Columbia Records and sparked a controversy over race and the sanctity of country music when the song was removed from the genre's Billboard chart.
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" As for Trotsky (who said, inter alia, "We must rid ourselves once and for all of the Quaker-Papist babble about the sanctity of human life"), "I have not found anything," Wilson wrote, "which obliges me to make any rectifications.
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This notion that Trump is damaging the sanctity and purity of truth, that truth in the Trump era operates on a floating scale, that for the Trump apologists truth has become a minor inconvenience, should have us all objecting in earnest.
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It followed that up with another, stronger statement, claiming the draft agreement "drives a coach and horses through the professed sanctity" of the Good Friday peace accord and would hurt the region's and undermine the integrity of the United Kingdom.
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"We denounce the continuation of these outlawed actions that have the goal of weakening the Iraqi state and violating its sovereignty and the sanctity of diplomatic missions on its soil," Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi of Iraq said in a statement.
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However, her belief in the sanctity life drove her to become the ninth lawmaker ever to have a baby in Congress — a baby that is now a happy and healthy 3-year-old thanks to her mother's courage and love.
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The GOP who have made the sanctity of the unborn fetus a political rallying cry, have highlighted their hypocrisy yet again by designing Senate and House health bills that could make it prohibitively expensive for women to give birth to them.
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"As religious leaders, we are called, therefore, to unmask the violence that masquerades as purported sanctity," the pope said at a peace conference organized by Al Azhar mosque and university, one of the most influential centers of Sunni Islamic learning.
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"Expect an eloquent lecture from her about the sanctity of the rule of law and how judges should not be threatened and will not be threatened by such antics," added Allenbaugh, who predicted a sentence of between three and five years.
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My career was built in the House and in many ways, I believe in these institutions and the sanctity of these institutions, and the structures that were built because I think they are there to do good and make progress.
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A mostly lay organization of faithful Catholics, it was founded on the premise that all people are called to holiness and should aspire to sainthood, and that ordinary life and daily work are paths to sanctity and service to society.
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But even this cutthroat world had its limits, and a respect for the sanctity of the church was one of them—and it made the princesses Basina and Clotilda's armed takeover of their convent an act that rocked the medieval world.
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The people in the crowd seem like they showed up more for the symbolic acknowledgement of their own up-from-nothing narratives, their rigid Christian values, than for Ben Carson, Protector of the Republic and the Sanctity of Human Life.
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With its stated goal of advocating, training, and funding on the issues of "religious freedom, sanctity of life, and marriage and family," ADF has weighed in on almost every major sociological debate since its inception over the last three decades.
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The last time New Yorkers got worked up about bagels, it was over then-gubernatorial candidate and political outsider Cynthia Nixon ordering an unconventional cinnamon raisin-caper-lox combo — an affront to the sanctity of bagels, according to bagel purists.
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Republican men in Congress have made banning legal and safe abortion a cornerstone of their platform, pushing policy that restricts access to the procedure time and time again, as the "sanctity of life" of an unborn fetus is paramount to America's future.
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Once he's joined by Zac Efron as a cocky new Baywatch recruit, the pair and their very chiseled torsos flex, smirk, and build a reluctant bromance while saving swimmers and investigating a criminal conspiracy that threatens the sanctity of their precious beach.
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" He called Trump a brazen, arrogant, unrepentant man who lacked principle, saying his "views on the sanctity of life, the definition of marriage, policies related to transgender individuals, limited government and religious freedom appear to have been written on an Etch A Sketch.
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Waymo will argue that the case is about the sanctity of its patents and trade secrets (even though the company was compelled to drop its patent infringement claims against Uber) and a fair playing field in the race to develop autonomous cars.
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As Rick Hasen writes in "The Justice of Contradictions", his new book on Justice Gorsuch's predecessor, Antonin Scalia made grand overtures to the sanctity of the legislative process while striking down laws with little compunction—and sometimes even with disdain for legislators.
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"Whether it's preserving the sanctity of America's pastime or protecting trade secrets, those that unlawfully gain proprietary information by accessing computers without authorization must be held accountable for their illegal actions," said U.S. Attorney Kenneth Magidson of the Southern District of Texas.
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FIFA's enterprise is built on the shaky premise that it alone can put on a global soccer tournament, that it alone possesses the keys to the world's soccer market, and that it alone can unite the world through the sanctity of football.
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For each emission made outside of a vagina or a medical facility, a man would face a $100 penalty — as it would be considered "an act against an unborn child, and failing to preserve the sanctity of life," according the Farrar's legislation.
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This unspoken similarity may have softened the tone of their meeting – which was never, as had been eagerly forecast, going to be explosive or abusive, and was steered into safe channels of agreement on peace, the sanctity of life and religious freedom.
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And yet here are these writers who have dug their heels so far in, and are so convinced they are in the right, that Bonds and Clemens tainted the sanctity of a beloved institution that they...can't sign their name to it.
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"On the important issue of the sanctity of life, what's far too often neglected is that being pro-life is not simply about the unborn child; it's also about the mother — and creating a culture that respects her and embraces life," he continued.
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But regardless of what happens, the removal of widely popular and accepted rape and incest exemptions from the most recent bans show how far the anti-abortion movement has come in emphasizing the sanctity of an unborn fetuses's life over the mother.
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His deep reverence and love of the natural world was unparalleled and it guided his life's mission to convey the sanctity of nature to others in an effort to stem the steamroller of exploitation and destruction of so many things good and beautiful.
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As his government laid out its objectives for the negotiations with Washington on Monday, Mr. Johnson emphasized instead the points Britain would not give up in a negotiation — chief among them, food safety and the sanctity of the country's National Health Service.
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The concept was simple: Share jokes about the traits, subtle or otherwise, that characterized the Asian-Australian experience, from cultural clashes with parents and the sanctity of bubble milk tea, to the groan-worthy pickup lines from white men on dating apps.
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Commentators noted that the health minister's resignation over work done on Saturday could put Aryeh Deri, the leader of Shas and the interior minister, in a difficult position, at risk of being seen by supporters as not defending the sanctity of the Sabbath.
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The dream was sovereignty for Padania, a mystical northern Italian land imbued with the sanctity of the River Po. Mr. Salvini, 44, took over the party in 2013 from its founder, Umberto Bossi, who had been weakened by a stroke and corruption scandals.
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The Republican Party, like Southern slaveholders of yore, is rapidly becoming an anti-democratic force willing to sacrifice the country, democratic institutions and the sanctity of the electoral process to protect its political power and enact its reactionary political and economic agenda.
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Coincidentally, last Friday the Chicago Police Department released the changes made to its "use of deadly force" policies in reaction to the Obama Department of Justice's report on the department, using the term "sanctity of life" to refer to the "new" approach.
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What we all saw on that tape over the weekend only served to show us in certain terms what we already knew in our hearts: Trump has no respect for women or the sanctity of marriage, either his own or that of others.
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" As Jobbik deputy chairman Levente Murányi told the press, he was proud to be a "Nazi, a fascist, an anti-Semite if that is what is necessary to represent the true Hungarian interests and the sanctity of the thousand-year-old Hungarian state.
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Mr. Pence emphasized the president's support of a defense spending bill that would deliver a 3 percent raise to the military, the appointment of federal judges, "the sanctity of human life" and the president's continuing battle with "endless investigations" waged by Democrats.
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The Chicago Police Department is plagued by racism and many of its officers show "no regard for the sanctity of life when it comes to people of color," a panel tasked by the city's mayor to probe department practices declared on Wednesday.
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Along with murdering Applebee's, dinner napkins, bars of soap, blood diamonds, and J.C. Penney, (to name just a few), millennials might also be killing the sanctity of marriage and committed relationships—or, at least, that's what some news headlines might have us believe.
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For instance, he questioned the sanctity of France's 22016-hour workweek (he'd be open to a longer one), the rigidity of the retirement age, and France's notoriously inflexible laws of hiring and firing, which he saw as contributing to the stagnant economy.
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"The Trump White House 'iftar' is a sham, a charade, and a mockery of both the sanctity of Ramadan and the ideals of a democratic government of the people by the people for the people," said Omid Safi, director of Duke University's Islamic Studies Center.
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More realistically, the Israeli Labour Party is simply concerned that Brit will whip Tel Aviv up into such a frenzy of feeling itself that it'd forget all about the sanctity of the vote, and/or have her elected as a leader there and then.
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The cases have added more fuel to an already heated debate, as some doctors have threatened to leave the country if they're forced to perform assisted deaths, and religious groups continue to slam the court's decision as an affront to the sanctity of life.
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He pushed for the action after attending President George W. Bush's State of the Union speech to Congress, where he heard the president speak about "the sanctity of marriage" and then overheard a couple in the Capitol building making an offensive remark about gay marriage.
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"It's no secret that Marco is pro-life, and he believes very strongly in the sanctity of life, and obviously that's an important issue to evangelical voters and it shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that that's a conversation that we're engaging in," Harris said.
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The 1980 Republican Party platform had promised a constitutional amendment against abortion, but the 1984 platform added a promise to appoint justices who "respect traditional family values and the sanctity of innocent human life" — the first time such language appeared in a G.O.P. platform.
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"I appreciate Senator Cornyn's endorsement and I look forward to working with him in the U.S. Senate on ideas to strengthen the military, cut taxes on American families and businesses, reduce government spending, and protect the sanctity of life," Moore said in a statement.
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"On the important issue of the sanctity of life, what's far too often neglected is that being pro-life is not simply about the unborn child; it's also about the mother — and creating a culture that respects her and embraces life," said Ted Cruz.
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Presumably, institutions all over the continent will be breathing sighs of relief at the notion that this ongoing threat to the sanctity of their collections will soon be off the street again; perhaps this time authorities will see fit to sentence him more stringently.
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In addition to the great technological advancements fueled by her reign, Victoria's sense of who she was and her belief in Protestant Christianity and its elements of hard work, thrift, and its emphasis on the sanctity of the family, were central to her miraculous leadership.
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In an era when privacy feels like a nostalgic notion and our political leanings can be more or less gleaned from where we live, how we dress and what we watch, is there even such a thing as the sanctity of the voting booth?
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Josh Groban: Bridges (Reprise) Josh Groban, the most successful pop-classical singer of our time, walks a delicate tightrope between sex appeal and respectability, between vocal virtuosity and fun approachability, between the sanctity of his calling and the glitz of selling millions of records.
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The stories adhere to a certain individualistic, conservative moralism, one that allows the media and public to play detective in a murder mystery, all in the name of justice for innocent white women and reaffirming the safety and sanctity of the (white) suburban way of life.
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"While some Republicans may disagree with the timing and/or particular legal strategies being implemented with the various state measures, it is critical our members speak with clarity and conviction about the broader issue of the sanctity and inherent value of every human life," the document reads.
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" She pointed to an assertion by Rick Tyler, Mr. Cruz's spokesman, on CNN, that supporting Mr. Trump would align Sarah Palin, "a champion for the conservative cause," with "someone who's held progressive views all their life on the sanctity of life, on marriage, on partial-birth abortion.
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Even if platforms that use ML as a primary method of detecting bad stuff could ingest and process all the data, extract all the features we want, and cluster them all appropriately, there is a massive philosophical issue at play here – the sanctity of customers' baselines.
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Having grown up in Tucson, Arizona, one of the sunniest cities in the world, I consider myself well-versed in the carcinogenic threat of UV exposure, the skin-sparing sanctity of shade, and the redeeming qualities of the sartorial atrocity that is the broad-brimmed hat.
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One proponent of amending the Constitution for the first time since 1992 is hopeful that Trump's interest in the sanctity of the flag will give the proposal an edge: Womack, who introduced the measure in the House in 2015, said he has "every intention" of refiling.
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His professed desire to join a movement that justifies the murder and maiming of all who dare to think differently than he does on matters of faith and religion deeply offend our values of religious liberty, the sanctity of life, tolerance, justice, and the rule of law.
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If that process doesn't function well, whether it's because voters are disengaged and turnout is too low or because a small group of wealthy people make sure their opinions are heard far more than everyone else's, then the sanctity of our democracy can be called into question.
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Despite no evidence that this is the case -- election fraud in the United States is in fact rare -- the GOP has put legislation into place in states across the country to make it harder to vote, arguing that it's necessary to protect the sanctity of elections.
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For those Republicans who are, above all, dedicated to respecting and preserving the sanctity of bedrock American institutions — such as the Supreme Court, the U.S. Senate and a free press — the past two weeks have opened their eyes to just how corrupted these institutions have become.
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"I think probably the more likely -- and I'm just surmising here -- the more likely objective here would be to try to sow seeds of doubt about the efficacy and the viability and the sanctity, if I could use that word, of the whole system," he said.
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"I think probably the more likely — and I'm just surmising here — the more likely objective here would be to try to sow seeds of doubt about the efficacy and the viability and the sanctity, if I could use that word, of the whole system," he said.
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Somehow in nine Democratic debates, not a single question was asked about women's health, and when the issue came up elsewhere it was often in the narrowest form, about abortion: Democrats proclaim a woman's right to choose, and Republicans thunder about the sanctity of human life.
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In doing so, the senators hope to suggest Trump was focused on investigations in Ukraine in order to protect the sanctity of US elections (and to obscure the fact that the impeachment proceedings largely hinge on allegations Trump tried to pressure Ukraine into meddling in an election).
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Supporters of the bill used the pope's words to dismiss Catholic critics, noting that Francis had merely reiterated the longstanding teachings of the Roman Catholic Church when he said that its doctrine on the sanctity of life did not justify overzealous medical treatments to artificially prolong life.
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"On the important issue of the sanctity of life, what's far too often neglected is that being pro-life is not simply about the unborn child; it's also about the mother — and creating a culture that respects her and embraces life," Cruz said in the statement.
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Big City On an infernal afternoon this week, hundreds of women gathered in Union Square in the name of protecting reproductive rights and in protest, implicitly, of a flimflam progressivism that allows New York to market itself to the country as a polestar of liberal sanctity.
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Despite the community, news, communication, and joy Twitter offers, it&aposs clear there has been an adoption of big tech&aposs broader playbook: a disregard for the wellbeing of its users, the order of social discourse, and the sanctity of US elections — in pursuit of profits.
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Today the acoustic, plastic, toxic pollution and strikes by ships are endangering whales everywhere worldwide, but if humanity can create the reserves necessary, if it can recognize the sanctity of whales in time it will salvage the depth charge of consciousness the whales represent to the oceans.
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For them, moral condemnation violates the sanctity of discourse itself, particularly if the target of criticism has had their intelligence established in all the usual ways—the right degrees, the right bylines at the right places—and particularly if the criticisms are made in strident tones.
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"I'm aware of the fact that I'll be jailed, but it's a very small price to pay for the great mission to save the sanctity of the vote in Pakistan," Sharif told Reuters on board the plane minutes before touching down in the central city of Lahore.
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The policy — designed to allow Britain to radically break with Europe while Northern Ireland remains aligned with the rest of the bloc, including the Republic of Ireland — is an astonishing betrayal of the Ulster unionists, whose politics is predicated on the sanctity of the United Kingdom.
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"I think it's still early days, but my sense is that people are anticipating that the government ... will do the right thing because they realize the rule of law is quite important to creating a business environment where the sanctity of property is respected," he said.
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We can talk all we like about the sanctity of these small communities and the traditional values that hold them together, but, as you say, many of the people who live in these places hold racist views and support racist candidates and we can't accommodate that.
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Jessica Roth, a former federal prosecutor who is now a professor at the Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University, said that to protect "the sanctity of jury deliberations" federal rules of evidence limit the circumstances in which a judge can hear live testimony from a juror.
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But the only thing more disingenuous than Oscar De La Hoya pretending to give a shit about the sanctity of his sport beyond his direct financial advancement is drumming up a false moral imperative for his customers to proliferate as though they're acolytes preaching some higher gospel.
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The cultural elite in the media and Hollywood are working overtime to shame Christians who dare to stand with, support or commend this administration for its work on behalf of religious freedom, the sanctity of human life and the promotion through public policy of traditional or biblical values.
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The Huffington Post's Chloe Angyal and University of Alabama history professor Lisa Lindquist-Dorr discuss how protecting the "sanctity of white womanhood" has been used as the justification for countless murders throughout history, from Emmett Till to the nine victims of the Charleston church shooting this past summer.
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If you&aposre President Trump and his advisors, what do you do in terms -- if you want to have to maintain the propriety and sanctity of an investigation, while at the same time giving a bit of a statement to say, listen, this is what&aposs going on.
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He would have welcomed a clearer acceptance of the reality of same-sex orientation; he would have liked a stronger affirmation of the sanctity of erotic love, to which the document devotes two pages; and he regretted the reluctance to acknowledge over-population as an issue in developing countries.
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In the meantime, Paul may want to use the high stakes associated with passing next month's spending bill as political incentive to "stand up for the sanctity of life"—but even other anti-abortion GOP senators are wary of attaching any amendments that could put the legislation in jeopardy.
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Premised on a kind of combinatory pragmatism that was all but inescapable at the turn of the 2010s, the band is formula made flesh, an aural manifestation of a few guys kicking around ideas and influences from the inner sanctity of their practice space, not expecting any immediate attention.
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"The President and Congressional leaders need to come together and end the shut-down with a solution that recognizes the dignity of work of affected employees, respects the humanity of all regardless of immigration status, and protects the sanctity of human life," Bishop Joseph Vásquez said in a statement.
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To some degree, Trump appears to be caught in a bind between the passionate enthusiasm of his supporters, who have salivated over the prospect of an indictment against Clinton, and legal norms that would view a new investigation as political retribution that violates the sanctity of the democratic system.
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CHICAGO — Police officials here proposed sweeping policy changes on Friday that would limit officers' use of firearms and stun guns and emphasize the "sanctity of life" in an effort to address criticisms that officers have been too quick to fire their weapons and use force, especially against African-Americans.
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Supporters of Sharif, whose party is now led by his younger brother, Shehbaz, argue his downfall was politically motivated and engineered by the army establishment, representing a blow to the "sanctity of the vote" that gave his Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) a majority in the last elections.
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"At the heart of all of the films in this program is an underlying message about the sanctity of nature and the desire to create a world of one's own," Metrograph writes, so turn on, tune in, and, for the love of God, leave your flip-flops at home.
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In addition to charging men $100 per "masturbatory emission" — which Farrar, a Democrat, described as "an act against an unborn child, and failing to preserve the sanctity of life" — the 2017 bill also suggested creating a "hospital masturbatory assistance registry" to help men stay abstinent and store semen.
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They questioned the science; they insisted that any attempt to limit emissions would greatly damage economic growth; they denounced government intervention and declared the sanctity of free markets (even though Econ 101 calls for intervention in the case of negative "externalities" like pollution.) But none of it was sincere.
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" A county probate judge allowed the suit to proceed under the " personhood " amendment to Alabama's constitution, which passed in November, 2018, with the intent of "declaring and affirming the public policy of the state to recognize and support the sanctity of unborn life and the rights of unborn children.
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President Donald Trump vigorously attacked Democrats as radicals who want to "silence Americans who believe in the sanctity of life," as he attempted to shore up his evangelical support on Friday by becoming the first president to speak in person at the annual March for Life rally in Washington.
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In Ukraine, in particular, there was some powerful messages of you got to have transparency, you got to have rule of law, you got to have the sanctity of contracts, you've got to end the corruption that we have seen there and we've heard about so many times.
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I came away from the movie thinking it was maybe about the sanctity of art, or how a single-minded focus on creating it can get in the way of human connections, or maybe just, like, how Hollywood is a hard place to achieve a dream, or something?
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With the presidential election less than two weeks away, and Republican nominee Donald Trump encouraging his supporters to monitor their polling places for voter fraud — using much the same language that Republicans have consistently used to argue for restrictive voting laws — the sanctity of the election is a hot topic.
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Thanks to a quick tan from Jergens® Natural Glow® Instant Sun™ Sunless Tanning Mousse and a little at-home dance practice, we're all for leaving the sanctity that is our air-conditioned apartment to live on the wild side (even if it's only for a day or two).
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In addition to apologizing and making reassuring noises about the sanctity of user privacy, Zuckerberg should make some clear commitments: to protect Facebook's users from microtargeted propaganda; to use his algorithms to promote truth over reckless sensationalism; to prevent bad actors from using his tools to sow discord and bigotry.
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The next step is to present a vision of Trump that violates "moral intuitions about loyalty, authority, and sanctity:" The psychology of sacredness evolved as part of our religious nature, but people use the same psychology toward kings, the Constitution, national heroes, and, to a decreasing degree, to the American presidency.
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One Long River of Song is a posthumously published collection of his essays that display his delightful sense of wonder about the sanctity of everyday things, and about love and connection in all their forms: spiritual love, brotherly love, romantic love, and even the love of a nine-foot sturgeon.
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"For decades, Roy Moore has been an immovable rock in the culture wars — a bold defender of the 'little guy,' a just judge to those who came before his court, a warrior for the unborn child, defender of the sanctity of marriage, and a champion for religious liberty," the letter reads.
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His writing team from "The Late Show" knew it might not be well-received in some quarters and debated the idea ahead of time, people familiar with the deliberations told me (they spoke on condition of anonymity so as not to be seen as violating the sanctity of the writing room).
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Soliciting foreign interference in a US election not only violates the sanctity of US elections but it violates campaign finance laws (foreign nationals cannot contribute in any way to US elections) and concepts of bribery as known to the Framers of the Constitution under Common Law and in modern criminal statutes.
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"I will continue to fight all attempts to eliminate this critical provision that keeps the sanctity of our religious institutions intact, prevents the flow of dark money in politics, and keeps taxpayer dollars from advancing special interest biddings," Wyden said in a statement first reported by The Wall Street Journal. Sen.
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"The President will call on the international community to take concrete steps to prevent attacks against people on the basis of their religion or beliefs and to ensure the sanctity of houses of worship and all public spaces for all faiths," White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham in a statement on Tuesday.
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"We're talking about stops and frisks and arrests in the sanctity of people's homes that have had an incredible human toll on the relationship between the community and the police," said Johanna Steinberg, director of the Impact Litigation Practice at the Bronx Defenders, which was also part of the lawsuit.
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"For the sake of the rule of law, for the sake of the sanctity of life, for the sake of our Second Amendment, for the sake of all our other God-given liberties, we must ensure that the next president appointing justices to the Supreme Court is Donald Trump," Pence said.
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Asked about the chances that the constitution could be amended to allow Suu Kyi to be president, Major General Tauk Tun, the most senior military lawmaker in the lower house, did not entirely rule it out, while at the same time sticking to the military's line on the sanctity of the 2008 charter.
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I had taken the plunge into vegetarianism back in middle school for a myriad of vague reasons: the sanctity of animals in my religion, my general apathy towards the taste of meat, and a bit of crazed mob mentality since several friends were attempting to join what was a trend at the time.
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James Cameron and Jon Landau, his producer, said last month that they are "committed to the sanctity of the in-theater experience," Landau said they both believe the film industry shouldn't give consumers an incentive to skip going to theaters, which they view as the "best form" to experience their work in.
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If you believed the right's commitment to at-will employment, belief in the sanctity of private contracts, and opposition to safe spaces was a ruse that would be abandoned as soon as it was politically convenient, their reaction to the reaction to Google's firing of Damore proved you were right all along.
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"Until further decision by the Alabama Supreme Court, the existing orders of the Alabama Supreme Court that Alabama probate judges have a ministerial duty not to issue any marriage licenses contrary to the Alabama Sanctity of Marriage Amendment or the Alabama Marriage Protection Act remain in full force and effect," Moore wrote.
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"It is impossible to come away from this rather remarkable book with any conclusion other than that this is a man who has a very high regard for the sanctity and the dignity of human life," said Timothy Goeglein, vice president for external relations for the evangelical ministry Focus on the Family.
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"SPD's use of force-related policies should more clearly define and describe when force is, and is not, authorized; create standards that more clearly define and build upon minimum legal requirements; and more clearly and consistently articulate a commitment to protecting the sanctity of life and de-escalation," the state report said.
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Just know that the Christian church is involved not only in defending the sanctity of life and marriage but in a whole range of social issues, such as combating poverty, feeding the homeless, medical care, disaster aid, literacy programs, fostering small businesses, promoting women's rights and drilling wells, especially in the developing world.
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A wealth of internet memes plus a viral controversy over race and the sanctity of country music have led to a distinctly 21st century No. 1 song: Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road," a sticky genre hybrid that has been the talk of social networks and the music industry alike for weeks.
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Audiences are so bound up in political correctness or ideas of political correctness and so bound up in defending the territories of their identity that it really puts a comedian who practices the elimination of the boundaries around those things or disrespecting people's personal sense of sanctity about who they are... JW: Yes.
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The parallel merges the body and the land, both open to symbolic and real colonization, both easily severed from the sanctity of nature and self by the will of others — and, as World Wars I and II made all too clear, both organic matter subject to destruction and eventually united as one.
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"We urge the authorities in Hong Kong and Beijing to take the necessary steps to maintain confidence in the system and the sanctity of the rights, freedoms and values it upholds," the report concluded, referring to Mr. Lee's case and what it suggested were other worrisome signs of erosion of Hong Kong's special status.
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Dworkin laid out a comprehensive theory covering both in Life's Dominion: An Argument About Abortion, Euthanasia, and Individual Freedom, arguing that only a particular view about how to respect the sanctity of human life can justify bans on the practices, and that it is illegitimate for the state to privilege one such view over others.
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"Until further decision by the Alabama Supreme Court, the existing orders of the Alabama Supreme Court that Alabama probate judges have a ministerial duty not to issue any marriage license contrary to the Alabama Sanctity of Marriage Amendment or the Alabama Marriage Protection Act remain in full force and effect," Moore wrote at the time.
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But my improved mood and paradisiacal experience helped me envision my own little utopia, one that suggested a certain sanctity of equality in the arts where I might walk into a fair and see works by women and artists of color as often as I saw something half as interesting by their male peers.
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