California has shown the way by clamping down on such practices.
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The four prosecutors who bailed on the Stone case have shown the way.
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"Obama has shown the way forward in addressing the past without whitewashing and denying."
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As in so many other cases, the reformers in Eastern Europe have shown the way.
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Iranians themselves have shown the way, tweeting photographs of cultural sites important to them with the hashtag #IranCulturalSites.
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But then, conventional wisdom has a checkered recent track record: In that regard, Mr. Trump has shown the way.
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In America, whose rate is more like 70%, those on the political right often say that Britain has shown the way.
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After half an hour alone in a vast cream and gold room, lined with armchairs, I am shown the way downstairs.
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"I think companies like Teva, NICE and Amdocs have shown the way in their respective industries, but we need more," Mandelbaum, says.
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You are one of them, as you have said, and he has shown the way, but in the beginning it was lonely.
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Without Professor Scully, Richard Rogers, Norman Foster and others might never have shown the way past the soulless modernism of their predecessors.
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He could remind Xi that Taiwan has shown the way for a Chinese society to accomplish the peaceful transition to democratic governance.
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On election night Mr Klaver declared that by ensuring that "the populist breakthrough did not happen", the Netherlands had shown the way for Europe.
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Kraft Heinz — the product of a 2015 merger with Heinz, itself acquired by 3G and Berkshire two years earlier — has shown the way in cost-cutting.
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You don't have to like app subscriptions to appreciate their advantages Adobe and Microsoft have shown the way forward, and Apple has now voiced its agreement loudly.
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"The pressure to change is greater than ever," he was quoted as saying, adding that Aldi had shown the way when it came to increasing the product range.
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Marine Le Pen, a populist seeking the presidency of France, launched her campaign this month by praising American voters, saying they had "shown the way" by electing Donald Trump.
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When it comes to using fan events to break news and create hype, Disney has already shown the way forward by going its own way — and arguably doing it better than Comic-Con ever has.
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As history has shown, the way to do this is not by increasing tariffs on Canada and Mexico, nor is it by insisting on unreasonable provisions such as restrictive rules of origin or sunset clauses.
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They've done a bum job explaining why a book sang or — and this is the worst — they've done a bum job explaining why a book stank, robbing the authors of the intelligent criticism they were owed while being shown the way to the abattoir.
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As the album had a concept of a story being told, 'Show Me' had its own story. Described by Brennan as "being shown the way - where to go to find this harp".
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In the 2010 film The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, the film involves a seafaring quest by King Caspian to find the country. At the end of the film, Reepicheep is shown the way to Aslan's country.
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The things > of this boy, who, if he has no talent, certainly has a little genius, are > always for me a whiplash [coup de fouet]. It's as if I was shown the way > with a sudden invitation to advance. The master paintings do not give me > that, we are stupefied with admiration.
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Thornbrough died on December 16, 1994, leaving behind a lasting legacy of historical scholarship and community service. As one historian concluded, her scholarly research and publication "had a profound effect on many of us for she has shown the way and set a standard we must try to emulate."Blackett, p. 4.
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Hickey p.68 Carpenter's intention may have been that the establishment should serve as a rendezvous for prostitutes from the brothels that surrounded the piazza and their customers, much as Tom King's Coffee House had in previous decades. Beer and punch were also served, the beer brewed by Theodore Savage who boasted how many men the potent recipe had shown "the way home".
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During the first part of the video it is shown the way they live at their home. At some point, she, a painter, decides to paint a wall inside their home. Her boyfriend gives her a wine glass, and then she throws its red content to the wall. Rather than using paintbrushes, she uses her hands to expand it through the wall.
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Didwana is located at .Falling Rain Genomics, Inc - Didwana It has an average elevation of 336 metres (1102 feet). City divided in 40 Wards. The town is more than 5,000 years old and has a long history of great teachers who have taken the Hindu religion a long way and have shown the way how to lead life, how to grow, etc.
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As for the events that happened in the city and the parts he had been in, he said nothing. Makuta had been true to his word. One year later, Makuta had attempted to cast their new world and all who would call it home into everlasting shadow. Despite that it took 999 years and a new team of Toa, the light had shown the way.
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Peak Rail, a local preserved railway venture, has shown the way by reopening the line from Matlock to Rowsley, a village a few miles east of Bakewell, near Haddon Hall. Reaching Bakewell is one of Peak Rail's long-term ambitions. To keep up intentions for a future return of the railway (under one auspice or another), Derbyshire County Council currently protects the track bed from development.
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Textile is most important business. Mostly Devanga Chettiar community people doing the textile business or they shown the way to other community people to follow the textile business. On every week of Tuesday weaver gets weekly wages and they will do their purchases in nearby weekly market. Sri Ramalinga Sowdeswari Amman, Marriamman and Kaliamman temple, Subramanya swamy temple and Perumal Kovil (temple) and Kasi Vishwanatha temple are major temples.
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Dragon Quest IV ~The People Are Shown the Way~ Symphonic Suite is a compilation of music from Dragon Quest IV. The first print of the album was in 1990, the London Philharmonic version came out a year later, and a reprint of the original was released in 2000. In 1991, Enix released a set of videos featuring Koichi Sugiyama conducting the London Philharmonic Orchestra performing the soundtrack in Warwick Castle, along with clips of acting.
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More importantly, due to extensive press coverage, it scored a propaganda victory out of all proportion to its size.Dalton, p. 93. Gandhi later claimed that success at Bardoli confirmed his belief in Satyagraha and Swaraj: "It is only gradually that we shall come to know the importance of the victory gained at Bardoli ... Bardoli has shown the way and cleared it. Swaraj lies on that route, and that alone is the cure ..."Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi 41: 208–209Dalton, p. 94.
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O'Sullivan said he had been focused on improving his form by using the golfer Tiger Woods as an example. "He's shown the way to be professional and how hard work pays off." He had gone into the tournament feeling confident because he had accumulated high breaks against his fellow players in practice. He stated he wanted to win approximately 50 to 60 championships to keep him motivated before his retirement and knew that reaching the level of Steve Davis and Hendry would be difficult.
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MSML covers some of the same ground as the earlier MSCML markup language (originally from Snowshore), and both languages are important references for the IETF MediaCTRL (media control) working group, that aims to standardize control of media servers. MSML creator Adnan Saleem acknowledgedProcessing IP Media with MSML, M.Davies, IMS Magazine, Feb 2007 the MSCML had "shown the way" for driving media servers via scripting, and so a family line can be seen from MSCML through MSML to today's MediaCTRLMediaCTRL charter, Burger, Dawkins working group at the IETF.
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The first query language to be based on Codd's algebra was Alpha, developed by Dr. Codd himself. Subsequently, ISBL was created, and this pioneering work has been acclaimed by many authorities as having shown the way to make Codd's idea into a useful language. Business System 12 was a short-lived industry-strength relational DBMS that followed the ISBL example. In 1998 Chris Date and Hugh Darwen proposed a language called Tutorial D intended for use in teaching relational database theory, and its query language also draws on ISBL's ideas.
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After joining one of the three camps, the protagonist ends up aiding the Sect Camp prepare the invocation of their god, the Sleeper, which they believe will show them the way to escape the colony. During the ritual the members have a vague vision and Y'Berion, the leader of the Brotherhood who performed the ritual, collapses after getting in contact with the Sleeper. In the vision, the sect members are shown the way to an old Orc cemetery. A guru and a few templars, together with the hero, set off towards the indicated place.
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While growing up, Santosh was always fascinated by adventure and that fascination continues to this day. At the age of 17, he watched his first Supercross race in Bangalore and read about the champion, Vijay Kumar, in the next day's newspapers. Since then, he was motivated to become the best off-road racer that the country has ever had. In a country where aspiring for a full-time career in motorsports is still in a very nascent stage, Santosh has shown the way becoming the first Indian to participate and complete the Dakar rally.
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Hartnell received her endorsement to design clothes for the government's Utility campaign, mass-produced by Berketex with whom he entered a business relationship that continued into the 1950s. Through this partnership, he became the first leading mid-20th century designers to design mass-produced ready-to-wear clothing. In 1916 Lucile, had shown the way during the First World War by designing an extensive line of clothes for the American catalogue retailers Sears, Roebuck. Hartnell was among the founders of the Incorporated Society of London Fashion Designers, also known as IncSoc, established in 1942 to promote British fashion design at home and abroad.
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Tīrthankaras (also known as Jinas) are arihants who are teachers and revivers of the Jain philosophy. There are 24 Tīrthankaras in each time cycle; Mahāvīra was the 24th and last Tīrthankara of the current time cycle. Tīrthankaras are literally the ford makers who have shown the way to cross the ocean of rebirth and transmigration and hence have become a focus of reverence and worship amongst Jains. However it would be a mistake to regard the Tīrthankaras as gods analogous to the gods of the Hindu pantheon despite the superficial resemblances in Jain and Hindu way of worship.
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Without Teniers's influence it is unlikely that Watteau would have developed his typical style and subjects. In particular the village feasts of Teniers had shown the way for Watteau in the development of his fêtes galantes, which featured figures in ball dress or masquerade costumes disporting themselves amorously in parkland settings. In the 18th century, Watteau was commonly described as the 'French Teniers', thus showing that the comparison between the two artists contributed to Watteau's success. Other French painters of this time who were influenced by Teniers include Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin, Étienne Jeaurat and Jean-Baptiste Greuze.
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Accessed: May 17, 2020. Running from the house and shown the way by two teenagers (in the film's brief nod to Los Angeles' mid-twentieth-century jalopy culture), she chases down the overly talkative postman to whom she gave the letter; but he won't give it back to her without talking to George first, since he wrote it. The postman says she can ask the supervisor at the downtown post office, who has more authority. Ellen is frantic when she gets back to the house, only to find George's aunt Clara (Margalo Gillmore) climbing the stairs to see him and stops her barely in time.
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At his wits' end in the dark, Bilbo agreed to a riddle game with Gollum on the chance of being shown the way out of the mountains. In the first edition of The Hobbit, Gollum's size is not stated. Originally, he was also characterised as being less bound to the Ring than in later versions; he offered to give the Ring to Bilbo if he lost the riddle game, and he showed Bilbo the way out of the mountains after losing. To fit the concept of the ruling Ring that emerged during the writing of The Lord of the Rings, Tolkien revised later editions of The Hobbit.
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One of these defected and agreed to guide the security forces to the ZIPRA base camp, where he said there were two guerrillas waiting for him to return, unaware of his desertion and subsequent defection. Shown the way by the ex-cadre an RLI patrol attacked the camp on 24 January and killed one of the two; the other fled and was captured a few days later. The members of Gang 1 were now all killed or captured while only one was outstanding from Gang 2. Gangs 3 and 4 were revealed to be near Sipolilo on the 2st1 January by a black shopkeeper, and two Gang 3 members were encountered by Henson's troop on 24 January.
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Kim Kyunghu’s poetry has attracted attention for simply showing a way of life, where all of the world’s violence is endured, yet the meaning of life is not given up on until the end. Her first poetry collection Geunal Mali dolaoji anatda (그날 말이 돌아오지 않았다 The Horse Did Not Return That Day) has shown the way of poetry that does not compromise with the violent reality, using honest words that show the innermost side of a wretched life, instead of words of false reconciliation. Her poetry suggests how one could endure the violence of reality, while also seeking a better life, or another reality.Song, Seunghwan, "Forced Silence and the Destruction of Language", Sijak, Spring Issue, 2013.
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Inspired Minority Pictures was expected to produce 10 low-budget films and has taken over 100 submissions and conducted 4 workshops throughout South Africa.Inspired Minority's Perfect 10 Workshop, Gauteng Film Commission of South Africa website Hansen believes the process of making Spoon has shown the way for film makers to take full advantage of the new world offered through technology and innovation, and refers to Spoon as the project which proved it. He calls it "a big film in a small film's body", and is currently collaborating with young South African talent to produce 10 low- budget, high-impact, commercially independent features based on Spoon's production model. Hansen intends to use technology and innovation to turn low- budget films into more profitable commercial properties.
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Hollywood made movies set in women's prisons as early as the 1930s, such as Ladies They Talk About and Hold Your Man (1933), Girls on Probation (1938), but generally, only a small part of the action took place inside the prison. Women-in-prison films developed in the 1930s as melodramas in which young heroines were shown the way to a righteous life by way of the prison. Under the influence of pulp magazines and paperbacks, they became popular B movies in the 1950s. It was not until the 1950s, beginning with the release of Caged (1950), starring Eleanor Parker and Agnes Moorehead, So Young, So Bad (also 1950), and Women's Prison (1955) with Ida Lupino and Cleo Moore, that an entire film was set inside a women's correctional facility.
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The women of Quinn Square were a group of mostly working class women living in Quinn Square, Bethnal Green, London who, in August 1938, organised a rent strike in reaction to the attempted eviction of a female tenant with “the landlord alleging that she owed arrears”. After an investigation it became clear that not only was she being overcharged, but that this overcharging was the case for 70 of the 90 controlled rents. The women came out in solidarity, refusing to pay their rent. Pickets were deployed every day by women who nailed posters to broomsticks and led impromptu demos. Despite the strike being labelled ‘ill-advised’ by the Hackney Gazette, after two weeks they were successful. Local communist leader, Bob Graves, pronounced Quinn Square residents as the parents of a working class movement: “Once again the people of the East End of London have shown the way”.
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According to Marianne Paluso of the Catholic News Agency, Rapunzel, during the scene, "finally sees for herself the wondrous floating lanterns she's yearned to see her entire life". Meanwhile, the audience is shown the way in which "love ... has blossomed between" the film's 2 main characters. Commonly referred to by critics as one of Tangled's "show- stopping moments", Rapunzel and Flynn perform the romantic duet while "play[ing] off each other" as they continue to fall in love. As a result of the song's setting, romantic context and lyrical content, several comparisons have been drawn between both the song and its corresponding scene and various romantic musical sequences from a number of preceding Disney animated feature films, the most frequently referenced of which are "Kiss the Girl" from The Little Mermaid (1989) and "A Whole New World" from Aladdin (1992), both romantic ballads also composed by Menken.
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Snelgar and Trooper McMaster were wounded and Trooper Anthony Brading was shot dead. In the battle which ensued all three ZIPRA fighters were killed with no further loss to the RLI. Over the next few days PATU and RLI patrols arrested five insurgents, two of whom were deserters. One of these defected and agreed to guide the security forces to the ZIPRA base camp, where he said there were two guerrillas waiting for him to return, unaware of his desertion and subsequent defection. Shown the way by the ex-cadre an RLI patrol attacked the camp on 24 January and killed one of the two; the other fled and was captured a few days later. The members of Gang 1 were now all killed or captured while only one was outstanding from Gang 2. Gangs 3 and 4 were revealed to be near Sipolilo on 21 January by a black shopkeeper, and two Gang 3 members were encountered by Henson's troop on 24 January. Henson himself opened fire and killed one, who it emerged was the Gang 3 commander.
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The administration organ presents but one aspect of a tendency in which political newspapers generally gained in editorial individuality, and both the papers and their editors acquired greater personal and editorial influence. The beginnings of the era of personal journalism were to be found early in the 19th century. Even before Nathan Hale had shown the way to editorial responsibility, Thomas Ritchie, in the Richmond Enquirer in the second decade of the century, had combined with an effective development of the established use of anonymous letters on current questions a system of editorial discussion that soon extended his reputation and the influence of his newspaper far beyond the boundaries of Virginia. Washington Barrow and the Nashville Banner, Amos Kendall and The Argus of Western America, G. W. Kendall and the New Orleans Picayune, John M. Francis and the Troy Times, and Charles Hammond and the Cincinnati Gazette, to mention but a few among many, illustrate the rise of editors to individual power and prominence in the third and later decades.
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The man of violence ("annas," generally denoting an arbitrary or cruel official of the Gentile kingdom) is often mentioned in the Talmud and the codes. The most odious among torts was that of betraying the person or property of a fellow Israelite into the hands of the annas (mesirah).See Bava Kamma 5a, 114a; Mishneh Torah Ḥobel, 8; Shulchan Aruch Ḥoshen Mishpaṭ 328 In the Shulchan Aruch it is put thus: "He who [by informing] delivers up property into the hands of an annas, whether Gentile or Jew, is bound to make good, from the best part of his estate, whatever the annas has taken, though he has not handled the thing at all, but has only shown the way; and if he dies, the damage done is levied from his estate in the hands of his heirs." The informer is excused if he has given information under bodily duress; but if he has handled the property himself, he is liable even then; for a man has no right to save himself at the cost of another.
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