They were created — and are sustained — by massive public support.
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The hysteria seems to be sustained by glasses company profits.
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Weight loss is best supplemented and sustained by increasing activity.
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Children thrive in spaces created and sustained by thriving adults.
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The pop music industry is sustained by matters of the heart.
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They were sustained by daily phone conversations with the imprisoned patriarch.
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That crisis broke under a minority Labour government sustained by the Liberals.
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Print publications, often sustained by advertising, were very recently alive and well.
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One Direction was created by social media and is sustained by it.
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This growing mantra is often sustained by the careful parsing of terms.
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This is a relationship sustained by mutual interests, namely oil for security.
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She's a celebrity whose fame is perpetually sustained by her mere existence.
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A modest premium can therefore cover large losses sustained by a few.
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Mr. Putin's authoritarianism and bellicosity have been sustained by genuine popular support.
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It creates inspiration [...] But hope and inspiration are only sustained by work.
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In other words, a couple supposedly claims to be sustained by celestial forces.
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Mistrust sustained by ongoing unequal access to resources and teachers, to this day.
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Instead, the rate was being sustained by the "expert judgment" of submitting banks.
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Most social movements are sustained by nonprofit organizations and volunteers, so every dollar counts.
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"The euro area is experiencing a resilient recovery, sustained by monetary policy," Constancio said.
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"The violence prevention world has historically been staffed and sustained by women," Gall said.
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He was sustained by the system, embraced by it, because it profited from him.
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Yakubu said she has struggled to stay hopeful, sustained by her faith in God.
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The only downside for Oklahoma City was an ugly injury sustained by Hamidou Diallo.
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All these flying giants are sustained by crew chiefs that have trained at Sheppard.
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That followed reports and circulating video of violent arrests and injuries sustained by protesters.
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That exchange prompted an objection by prosecutors, which was sustained by Judge Kiyo Matsumoto.
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The sand trade is furthermore sustained by a devilishly inbuilt chain of plausible deniability.
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"The box itself is for the community and it's sustained by the community," he said.
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And no injury was bigger than that sustained by Jacksonville do-everything back Corey Grant.
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Sustained by trade with China, Australia is entering its 26th year of continuous economic growth.
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Here in this room, we are reminded that America is a nation sustained by prayer.
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The big story of the game, however, was all the injuries sustained by each team.
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It was unclear the extent of injuries sustained by the attacker, who was being interrogated.
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When her jobs end, she is sustained by unemployment benefits of about €1,22005 a month.
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These clichés are sustained by the "larger cultural prejudice against manual labor," which you mention.
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This kind of tribalism is sustained by core, deep-seated beliefs around identity and belonging.
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The Town of New Castle Police Department said no injuries were sustained by the fire.
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The losses sustained by the DAB were reminiscent of that which it faced in 2003.
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A medical team arrived tended to minor injuries sustained by Ayers' fall, the sheriff's department said.
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Injuries sustained by protesters in recent weeks have only served to fuel Yellow Vest groups more.
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The Lab tracked all complaints filed, whether they were ultimately dismissed or sustained by the MPD.
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This easy life has been sustained by gushers of petrodollars and an army of foreign workers.
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I looked at each of the photographs through a mesh of question marks, sustained by Mrs.
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He declined to give details of the casualties sustained by the KIA or its military deployment.
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It said the economic recovery is seen being sustained by the help of the disinflation process.
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The mounting losses sustained by the group suggest that its days of administering territory are waning.
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And I recognize the fact that anti-Israeli attitudes in Europe are often sustained by anti-Semitism.
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Moody's said TSF flows were being sustained by formal bank credit flows supported by accommodative monetary policy.
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As a writer, Carrie's entire livelihood — and that ridiculously lavish apartment — is literally sustained by her friendships.
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Sustained by only a few casks of water and wine, they resorted to suicide, murder and cannibalism.
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He could be at prayer—alone and disconnected, but sustained by the hope of being heard. ♦
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Fitch expects local GDP will maintain a growth trend in 143, mainly sustained by exports, principally automotive.
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Those forays were typically met with swift objections by the prosecution, which were sustained by the judge.
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The ropes from which they hang form an equilateral triangle, sustained by the force in Foulkes' arms.
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His hopes were sustained by the volatility of the 1980 campaign, with its sudden swings of popularity.
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And plenty of research can be sustained by scientists sitting at home instead of at the office.
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And plenty of research can be sustained by scientists sitting at home instead of at the office.
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" As Dr. Margulis wrote, "Earth, in the biological sense, has a body sustained by complex physiological processes.
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It opens with a B-flat, powerfully struck and sustained by Mr. Kigawa, as if in declaration.
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It was crumbling due to neglect, fierce desert winds, and damage sustained by an earthquake in 1992.
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Sustained by our history and traditions, we must save ourselves, at whatever risk of heresy or blasphemy.
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This would have exacerbated the decline of walrus populations, and consequently those sustained by the walrus trade.
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The acid stress would kill off most cells, but the survivors, sustained by the ATP, would flourish.
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Oneida was sustained by a robust communal economy, built around the manufacture of animal traps and silverware.
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Footage released by the Norwegian military, which you can see below, shows the damage sustained by the frigate.
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The depth of that subsurface layer, and whether it's sustained by geologic activity today, is not yet known.
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Police said on Monday that none of the injuries sustained by survivors was believed to be life-threatening.
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Too much of Africa's growth over the past two decades has been sustained by commodities and little else.
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The economies of our Southwestern cities are in large part sustained by easy cross-border travel and commerce.
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Vale's top executives also forecast iron ore prices to be sustained by economic growth and growing steel output.
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He was sustained by the love of the Almighty and the real and enduring love of our mom.
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He has said that he then worked for a year, sustained by Adderall, Coca-Cola, and electronic music.
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Amid the forbidding conditions in which he sometimes worked, Dr. Simons was sustained by his constitutional puckish humor.
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She was sustained by a diet of pills; she was dependent on them by the age of 15.
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The film also asks questions about the role of game resorts sustained by hunting that can restore African ecosystems.
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This work has long been sustained by those inside the system, both as students and as professors and administrators.
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That's bad for plants, which need pollinators to reproduce, and for the pollinators, who are sustained by the flowers.
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He said property values would be sustained by the continued ability of buyers to borrow large sums of money.
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Yet officials say that, given the choice, they would choose growth sustained by state investment over a fiscal straitjacket.
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The most common injuries sustained by players were strains and sprains, followed by broken bones and soft tissue injuries.
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It's definitely a bravura performance, fully conveying the damage sustained by a girl who was sexualized way too young.
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Vanderaa's lawyer launched the lawsuit last week, which seeks compensation for both "physical and psychological" damages sustained by Vanderaa.
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The researchers would then analyze the number of deaths or traumatic injuries sustained by the members of each group.
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The show moves at a fast clip, sustained by a parade of gleefully whimsical scenes and inspired non sequiturs.
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That was far more than the roughly 3,500 fatalities sustained by American and coalition forces during the entire war.
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They are sustained by a vague hope that Iran's nuclear program can be contained until the American presidential election.
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In Debicki's curiously ethereal performance, we see a vulnerable, self-flagellating intellect — a damaged soul sustained by expressing itself.
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A broken leg sustained by one woman appeared to be the most severe injury caused by the crash, Gov.
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In Debicki's curiously ethereal performance, we see a vulnerable, self-flagellating intellect — a damaged soul sustained by expressing itself.
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Most of the deaths are said to be from bullet injuries sustained by protesters, according to a regional official.
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The rally was sustained by strong quarterly earnings, but investors were getting cautious on valuations for top blue-chip stocks.
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Yet for all its challenges, the ondes Martenot is sustained by a devoted tribe of fans and a healthy repertoire.
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Approximately half of that— or $160 billion— will be sustained by energy-rich Gulf Arab nations between 2018 and 2022.
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The deflationary trend, which saw a fall in headline consumer prices, had been mainly sustained by lower global oil prices.
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" McConnell tweeted, "His memory continues to remind me every day that our nation is sustained by the sacrifices of heroes.
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But it has still risen 7.6% against the dollar so far this year, sustained by Thailand's hefty current account surplus.
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"His memory continues to remind me every day that our nation is sustained by the sacrifice of heroes," he said.
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The sovereign's capacity to support the banking system is sustained by its sovereign reserves and revenues, mostly from hydrocarbon production.
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Injuries sustained by the taxi driver were apparently minor, although photographs showed extensive damage to the back of the taxi.
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The committee proposed training all emergency workers and medical teams to treat injuries like those sustained by troops in combat.
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At the end, however, the opponents were in the minority and the JCPOA was sustained by a relatively comfortable margin.
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Hot chicken is a timeless, boundless, endless source of pleasure, and it's been sustained by the Prince family for decades.
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The English language is a direct democracy, sustained by each person who uses it; the dictionary is its enduring record.
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The OHCHR report cited supporting evidence including bullet and knife wounds sustained by refugees and satellite imagery showing destruction of villages.
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The police did not say if the injuries sustained by the mother and her child were caused by scratches or bites.
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The Cold War is over and pouring vast sums into the nuclear arsenal is something that cannot be sustained by society.
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China's model was sustained by enormous inflows by way of foreign direct investment and the world's willingness to absorb China's exports.
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That she ran a minimalist campaign staffed by political amateurs and sustained by only a trickle of contributions did not help.
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If these targets could be met and sustained by 2020, mathematical models predict new infections would dwindle to zero by 2030.
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The country's healthcare system had little experience dealing with the range of physical and psychological injuries sustained by soldiers and civilians.
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But there was reason to hope that a relatively peaceable international order could be sustained by an alliance of democratic powers.
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Edward Yardeni, an independent market strategist, points out that double-digit earnings growth isn't likely to be sustained by corporate America.
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Chicken wings have proved extremely popular in China, but analysts say KFC's success has been sustained by catering to Chinese tastes.
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Such dominance is sustained by so-called network effects, or self-perpetuating advantages that make it hard for others to compete.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the injuries sustained by Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic ahead of the Miami Open.
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The footage could not be authenticated and the gravity of the injuries sustained by the two protesters was not immediately known.
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It stretches existing doctrines of criminal liability to such an extent, it has virtually no chance of being sustained by Florida courts.
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I interact with many law enforcement and military chaplains who speak often about the "moral injury" sustained by those under their charge.
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Pushed into a starting job because of an ankle injury sustained by the higher-scoring Jonas Valanciunas, Biyombo has excelled at center.
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"Popular sovereignty," the principle that governments are sustained by the consent of the people, drove the deliberations that gave us our Constitution.
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Though the cucumber farms are long gone, the state's main industries of today are still sustained by Latino immigrant and migrant work.
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On the week, it was up 21.3460 percent, the fourth straight week of gains if sustained by the end of the day.
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Rand Paul of Kentucky will travel to Canada for surgery related to an attack he sustained by a neighbor in November 2017.
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But he also provides an inescapable lens on the world, whereby The Discourse is sustained by its appetite for Trump-like content.
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The laws we pass, inspired and sustained by the majority of Americans who support life, have a concrete effect — they save lives.
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Of the nearly 15,000 electric-scooter-related injuries sustained in 2018, over one-third were sustained by Millennials aged 18 to 34.
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The current fires have been preceded by a three-year drought and sustained by 100-degree heat, little rain and powerful winds.
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Reece has a sharp eye for the contradictions of communities that condemn the capitalist economy but are sustained by vibrant commercial enterprises.
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"It was only a matter of time," said Panagariya, 63, describing "miracle" growth rates sustained by China for decades as without precedent.
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It also wasn't clear if the student had fired at the officer or if the officer's injury was sustained by other means.
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I'm sustained by the folk tales of the Somali heroine Arawelo and by new narratives being written by and about Somali women.
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The widely held view on Wall Street now is that the rally can no longer be sustained by hope for Trump promises.
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The infrared technology allows for fast, even heating that starts at the inside first, and is sustained by the solid ceramic plates.
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"Spoils" is a timely novel with striking relevance to the current war in Syria, increasingly shaped and sustained by foreign interests and intervention.
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In addition, damage sustained by modular robots can be repaired more easily by simply replacing the damaged modules instead of the entire robot.
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When it's my time to move on I want to have left something better for them to engage in and be sustained by.
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When whites without college degrees look back, they can often remember fathers who were sustained by the booming industrial economy of postwar America.
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Activists have taken to the streets throughout the year, including last Sunday, in a movement largely sustained by a number of Facebook groups.
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This shift was sustained by colonial expansion and capital accumulation in the colonies: that is to say, the pilfer of non-European territories.
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You see, much of my 20s have been sustained by the likes of TJ's Paneer Tikka Masala and Hatch Chile Mac & Cheese. Why?
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By purchasing wild salmon, you support the greatest fishing industry in the US, and the jobs and communities that are sustained by it.
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It could simply be injuries sustained by the rough weather itself or there could be a sensitivity to a change in atmospheric pressure.
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Even though U.S. employment rose by less than anticipated in December, labour market momentum was sustained by rising wages and solid payroll numbers.
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It's almost like the myth of this place being sustained by friendship is being laid bare by how awful [Democrats perceive] Trump is.
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Yet just 1.3 percent of complaints over racist language between 2011 and March 2016 were sustained by internal investigators, the Justice Department found.
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But it turns out that childbirth specifically is so tough that it has effects on the body comparative to injuries sustained by athletes.
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"These are common injuries for sea turtles, either sustained by ship-strikes or when roughly discarded from a fishing vessel," Sea Shepherd said.
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But the injury sustained by Whiteside, a pending free agent, seemed worse, with his status for the rest of the series in doubt.
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As the company unraveled, we learned that years of financial statements were little more than an illusion sustained by misleading and inadequate disclosures.
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Strong funding and liquidity, sustained by a firm deposit base, are key strengths for the Japanese banking system and for both banks' ratings.
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The Rohingya from those settlements sometimes find employment, but most are sustained by local villagers and rations quietly distributed by international aid agencies.
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The damage sustained by London three and a half centuries ago has been surpassed only by World War II bombings and subsequent fires.
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Yet just 993 percent of complaints about racist language between 2011 and March 2016 were sustained by internal investigators, the Justice Department found.
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The injuries sustained by four of those people, including the man believed to have initially opened fire, were not life threatening, she said.
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The third pillar — never acknowledged by China — was a stable global trading system built by U.S. statesmen and sustained by the U.S. Navy.
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Of particular interest to physicists is the nature of the heliosphere, a bubble of space sustained by the pressure from the solar wind.
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Mr. Biden remains in the running, sustained by his lead among nonwhite voters, and Mr. Buttigieg is also polling consistently in the midteens.
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Fighting is being sustained by war economies that include trafficking in minerals, people, and/or illicit goods, as well as by diaspora contributions.
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Income inequality, racism, misogyny, immigration and violence are confronted in ways that set a high standard for social engagement sustained by formal ambition.
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Because the industrial age — ushered in by steam power and sustained by internal combustion, electricity and other technologies — was hard on our planet.
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The losses have been sustained by aggressive competition from the local unit of India's Bharti Airtel, the second biggest operator in the country.
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Push and pull Beyond the battle-hardened survivors of the caliphate, there are plenty of ISIS sympathizers sustained by online radicalization and extremist preachers.
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More than 20,000 workplace injuries are sustained by EMTs each year, according to the latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Episode 10 In past seasons of Orange is the New Black, we saw the prison inmates bolstered and sustained by their relationships and friendships.
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America's early nuclear supremacy was dependent on African uranium, just as Europe's industrial pre-eminence had been sustained by African copper, iron and rubber.
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Over the past few months, they've formed a close friendship -- one forged by tragedy and sustained by love, for a son and a teacher.
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"The state the nation is today will not be sustained by the American people," Biden told party activists during a speech in Hollywood, Fla.
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The sovereign's capacity to support the banking system is sustained by its sovereign wealth funds and on-going revenues, mostly from its hydrocarbon production.
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It's sustained by income from occasional film shoots (like Hidalgo and Crazy Horse), cobbled-together private grants, and for the most part, individual sponsorships.
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Whether prices rise further depends on the damage ultimately sustained by refineries in the Texas Gulf Coast area, said Jeanette Casselano, an AAA spokeswoman.
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He's also openly called out Trump for minimizing the traumatic brain injuries sustained by US troops in last month's attack by Iran in Iraq.
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The three unnamed congressional campaigns were targeted by attacks similar to those sustained by the Democratic National Committee in 2016, he told the panel.
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As forCollins, he's taking heart in the outpouring of support from this city hit hard by the shutdown, but sustained by a caring community.
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BEFORE he arrived in America in 2013, aged 22, Nur Abdi spent five "very hard" years in India, sustained by the generosity of Somali compatriots.
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Most regional, local, and national digital LGBT publications are available for free; they're sustained by advertising, sponsored content ("sponcon"), branded merchandise, and/or special events.
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The injuries sustained by Rahami, who was being treated at a local hospital, and the officers did not appear to be life threatening, officials said.
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This growth rate — and the hours required to meet the demand created by these 250+ largely service-driven companies — cannot be sustained by humans alone.
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In the rare cases in which brain-dead patients are sustained by a ventilator, neurologists have reported a phenomenon called "respirator brain": the brain liquefies.
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Last week's rally was triggered by the central bank's decision to hold rates, sustained by improved in-flows and the continued hunt for yield globally.
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That rush would then be reaffirmed and sustained by the stars, hearts and thumbs-up that constitute the nickels and dimes of social media validation.
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The neck injury sustained by Seattle Seahawks cornerback Kalan Reed earlier this month will likely end his NFL career, the player's agent told NFL Media.
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New START is the last remaining piece of a US-Russian nuclear safety net painstakingly built and sustained by presidents from both parties over decades.
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But he does so largely because his nascent administration is sustained by support from the institutional Republican Party and its standard business and interest group supporters.
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"Of course the whole team has been affected by this terrible accident and the serious injuries sustained by Stefan Henze," said German team chief Michael Vesper.
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Raymond-James, 22018, tweeted his support Wednesday after Crawford was fired from Lethal Weapon and accused of causing an on-set injury sustained by Damon Waynes.
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The victory may be overshadowed by a left shoulder injury sustained by Adalberto Mondesi, who was hurt diving for a foul ball hit by Yolmer Sanchez.
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It began with the realization of the uniqueness of our planet and was sustained by the unrelenting dream of turning humans into a multi-planetary species.
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"Despite recent events on immigration and Russia, Trump's approval is sustained by strong economic optimism and his positions on a series of core issues," Nesho said.
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Ratings also reflect BG's solid and recurrent profitability sustained by continued loan growth (11.1% on average 2013-2015), relatively stable interest margins and low credit costs.
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For thousands of years, the area of present-day Dubai was sustained by fishing and pearl diving -- it is what brought trade to the Gulf region.
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Export reliant sectors and the energy firms supported earlier gains in the market, sustained by weakness in the Australian dollar and overnight gains in oil prices.
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But it&aposs sustained by a kind of outside alliance involving people in academia, the left in the media, and the left in the entertainment industry.
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Though a fragile truce was reached between rebels in Homs and the government last December, the damage sustained by Syria's third largest city has been staggering.
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Is his absurdist horror show so different from Trump's America, where a rage-tweeting troll sustained by fulsome praise and Diet Coke is our Ubu Roi?
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Such realities as income inequality, racism, misogyny, immigration and violence are confronted in ways that set a high standard for social engagement sustained by formal ambition.
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Anti-China sentiment is entrenched in Vietnam, shaped by centuries of perceived Chinese bullying and sustained by recurring wrangles over sovereignty in the South China Sea.
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The 10-year JGB yield fell 1.5 basis points to minus 0.015%, which, if sustained by close, would be the biggest fall in about a month.
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In part because the morale and commitment of our forces — made up and sustained by men and women of all races — could be in the balance.
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Tenby, though, avoided the worst of it, its popularity sustained by the beauty of this part of Wales: all hidden coves, sheer cliffs and golden sand.
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So long as players continue to fight there will be injuries like the one sustained by Courcelles, in addition to whatever unseen traumas occur in their brains.
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"It could simply be injuries sustained by the rough weather itself or there could be a sensitivity to a change in atmospheric pressure," he told The Telegraph.
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In Calderon's case, it was a similarly severe knee sprain sustained by Durant which necessitated the addition of a forward (Matt Barnes) as opposed to a guard.
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For the current study, researchers examined data on more than 22,2 knee dislocations from 22017 to 2012, including almost 2,300 injuries sustained by overweight and obese people.
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As of Tuesday, the live-feed is chronicling the vibrant deep sea life sustained by methane seeps at depths beyond 1,000 meters (3,280 feet) below the surface.
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That belief is sustained by their larger image of the political cosmos, in which their high standing is equated with the well-being and survival of society.
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The only bad news for the U.S. was a leg injury sustained by lock Nick Civetta in the second half, which forced him to leave the game.
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The domestic crop costs more to produce than imports, so demand is mainly sustained by a ban on the use of genetically modified crops in everyday foodstuffs.
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"Our experience with the V-22 — when it's deployed and when it's sustained by a responsive supply system, we generate a lot of flight hours," Slife said.
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An article in some copies on Wednesday about two elbow injuries sustained by Yankees pitcher Nathan Eovaldi misstated the number of consecutive starts he won in May.
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Museums in the United States, helped by favorable tax laws, are sustained by a culture of giving by private donors and a universe of trained development officials.
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"America still suffers from an illness rooted in an assumption fueled by a false perception and sustained by our racial condition," said Detroit Branch NAACP President Rev.
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The fetus would be sustained by a maternal blood supply, which is oxygenated by an artificial lung, circulated by an artificial heart, and filtered by artificial kidneys.
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Boca, as it surveyed the injuries sustained by some of its squad, declared that it did not want — that it was not able — to play the game.
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A pile of found objects sustained by a long horizontal ladder hangs from the ceiling, confronting visitors as they enter the black box theater of The Kitchen.
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In London, a city long sustained by European bankers, builders and baristas — "a place that makes you dream," Ms. Pardela said — the departures are beginning to hurt.
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Students attend institutions that lack resources (unlike well-known HBCUs like Howard University and Spelman College) — many are barely scraping by, sustained by the educators and administrators.
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But the soft-tissue injuries — such as the hamstring strains sustained by second baseman Neil Walker, Cespedes and Gsellman — are the ones the team wants to avoid.
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Neighborhood churches, some of them built and sustained by successful fellow immigrants with a stake in edifying their greenhorn countrymen, were crucial, especially to the poorest migrants.
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Though the civil rights movement had clear legislative aims, it was a deeply religious movement, sustained by the spiritual empowerment and social organization of Southern black churches.
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The sense of pro wrestling as a mysterious otherworld is sustained by the fact that pro wrestlers still don't talk much about how the business really works.
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In the Middle East, the United States must be part of an international coalition sustained by nations in the region that have the means to protect themselves.
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Layered on top of that, you had very substantial savings in the Affordable Care Act, all of which on [the] spending side has been sustained by Congress.
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The vote has also empowered the British National Party and the UK Independence Party, which are ultra-nationalist parties sustained by a growing suspicion and hatred of immigrants.
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Recent films like ZPG and Soylent Green (based on an earlier novel by Harry Harrison) depicted crowded futures sustained by cannibalism, suicide parlors, and draconian birth-control mandates.
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In the Wednesday blog post, Tesla wrote that the damage sustained by Brown's Model S made it difficult for the company to recover data from the care remotely.
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Sustained by orders from schools and hobbyists, The ODIN is doing well, Zayner says: he expects the company's revenue to reach somewhere between $50,000 and $100,000 this year.
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Specialist Clayton James Horne of Atlanta, La., died Saturday in Riyadh "as a result of wounds sustained by a noncombat related incident," according to a Defense Department statement.
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The biggest injury was sustained by Seattle cornerback Richard Sherman, who was seen on the sideline telling teammates that he tore his Achilles and that he is done.
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Later in the session a veto of Medicaid expansion was sustained by two votes and the largest tax hike in state history was passed over another gubernatorial veto.
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Chris Abrahams, on piano, primarily used notes sustained by repeated tapping — early on, by alternating forefingers on a single note; later, with full chords in a hovering tremolo.
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Sustained by one part mis-developed sense of irony and two parts awful taste, the UK charts have been a weird place for a long, long time now.
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While Florida continues to dig out from Hurricane Michael, the Department of Corrections is still assessing the damage sustained by the 12 state prison facilities across the Panhandle.
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OSLO, March 20 (Reuters) - The Norwegian central bank may cut rates again to address the "severe setback" sustained by the Norwegian economy, Governor Oeystein Olsen reiterated on Friday.
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His brand of "America First" populism threatens institutions built and sustained by every other president since World War II, for the benefit of America and other nations alike.
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By midday, the Nikkei share average rose 1.26% to 23,268.38, though it was still down 2.35% for the week, the biggest since early August if sustained by close.
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The losses have been sustained by an aggressive hunt for subscribers by the local unit of India's Bharti Airtel , which is the second biggest operator in the country.
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"For the most part, those movements were sustained by people whose names we don't remember: women, young people, and not unlike people who are living today," he said.
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Video DiGangi, an assistant professor of anthropology at Binghampton University, also noted that the remains in question did not show injuries consistent with those sustained by Corbin during battle.
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The law has been sustained by a political marriage of convenience between the strangest of bedfellows: social puritans and lobbyists for the Nevada casinos that enjoy a protected market.
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"Globally, crude prices have gone beyond the threshold which can be sustained by the world, particularly countries like India which is a key driver of world economy," he said.
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"American Airlines flight 1897, from San Antonio to Phoenix, diverted to El Paso due to damage sustained by weather in flight," the airline said in a statement to KENS5.
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Life is sustained by death, and though going to the field is an act of taking responsibility for that fact, the killing is not easy, nor should it be.
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Another senior official, speaking before the rate decision, said the government's greatest challenge was to revive private investment at a time when growth was being sustained by government spending.
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Yet if it were so simple, if government were just a membership organization or charity, sustained by the voluntary contributions of willing participants, then compulsion would be entirely unnecessary.
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" The approach was the classic market failure idea: "The arts could not be sustained by private sector income alone due to the economic characteristics of the services they produce.
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Even more surprising fully-funded foreign affairs programming is sustained by just a single penny out of every dollar of federal spending—not 20 percent as some wrongly contend.
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Given the injuries sustained by the starting rotation, the Mets would not be in this position without the fill-in contributions of Gsellman and his fellow rookie Seth Lugo.
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Since Eric Lindros stepped away from the game, other high-profile concussions, like those sustained by the Pittsburgh Penguins star Sidney Crosby, have also focused attention on player safety.
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Rap, more than any other genre, is sustained by competition and the best way to start a trend is for the person who sparked it to perform exceptionally well.
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Shutdowns usually end when either side, the President or Congress, begins to feel unbearable pressure and the cost of going on outweighs the political damage sustained by a climbdown.
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Some of it is sustained by the tactics political parties employ to entrench their advantage, tactics such as gerrymandering, the reliance on big, ideological-driven money in political campaigns.
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"She is utterly content, usually bright to a point of perkiness, sustained by the company of friends and memories and the comfort of deep faith," he wrote in 2000.
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They had been sustained by a few locals who, though they also had barely enough food to survive, took it upon themselves to feed and care for the animals.
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Nicholas St. Fleur, a science reporter for The Times, wrote this month about research on the battle scars sustained by saber-tooth tigers as a result of their hunting.
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The EU tried to isolate Austria by freezing contacts, but when that failed to oust Mr Haider it gradually thawed, and has since tacitly accepted governments sustained by extremist parties.
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But it shows that for a movement largely started and sustained by Indigenous youth—using social media savvy to amplify their voices and garner solidarity—her sentiment is widely shared.
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And because for some reason, John, you're a 42-year-old man who needs his attention sustained by tricks, here's some f***ing Mentos and a bottle of Diet Coke.
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The philosopher W.V. Quine spoke of "the web of belief," a metaphor meant to illustrate that any single belief is connected to and sustained by its connections with other beliefs.
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"The problem is not only the persons dedicated to the growth [of] coca, it's that the economy of these regions, even the legal businesses, are sustained by coca," Díaz said.
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Trump has spent years exploiting immigration -- one of the nation's most divisive fault lines -- during an insurgent campaign and a presidency sustained by the fervor of his committed political base.
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More recently, after discovering rampant underreporting of—and a repeated failure to prevent and respond to—serious injuries, the board called for regular reporting on injuries sustained by incarcerated people.
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By the 1970s, it was small but thriving, sustained by tobacco farms and warehouses, said Ken Elliot, 48, who like many people here grew up in a tobacco farming family.
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In an eternal activity, there cannot be a person who is bored — or involved in any other way — since an eternal activity does not depend on being sustained by anyone.
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That will be lost in time, too, those first 243 minutes; nobody at Real Madrid will suggest its place in history turned on an injury sustained by an opposition player.
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The newly disclosed document is titled, "A summary of expenses sustained by Vatican City State for the activities related to citizen Emanuela Orlandi (Rome January 20133 1968)," her birth date.
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None of the injuries sustained by those who were hit in the shooting, on Courtlandt Avenue near East 151st Street in the Melrose neighborhood, were life threatening, the police said.
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Police brutality has been a core grievance for Hong Kong's protesters, whose fury has been sustained by a regular barrage of social media clips showing officers carrying out violent arrests.
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Sure, the office is so full of paper it seems like a fire hazard, but it is sustained by camaraderie between colleagues, close relationships with customers, and impressive know-how.
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It also includes business tycoons and former independence fighters in Algeria's ruling FLN party as well as labor unions in a state-dominated economy sustained by oil and gas production.
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One source close to the production tells the injury was sustained by a male member of the cast who fell and hit his head at home ... we're told it's serious.
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For the week, the S&P ended up 294.334 percent, as U.S. stocks have now recovered all of the losses sustained by markets in the first five weeks of the year.
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Special items included $1.7 million of net after-tax adjustment for insurance deductibles linked to vehicle damage sustained by hail storms, and $800,000 related to divesting of four stores in Brazil.
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Dr. Shara Posner and her team offer a complete array of services for sports injuries, and they include techniques that specifically help to heal injuries that are often sustained by runners.
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The improvement offset the decline in French retail banking's pre-tax profit and was sustained by sound revenue generation in international retail banking (103% higher yoy) and insurance (14% higher yoy).
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Alternatively, it could be seen as the minimal possible substance required for the surrounding spectacle and its self-serving claims of a historic peace deal to be sustained by both parties.
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The Highway Trust Fund, which had been a stable source of road funding for decades, can't be sustained by the federal gas tax if the country is shifting to electric vehicles.
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If the gains are sustained by Monday, it would mark the biggest monthly jump in a year, and the ninth consecutive month of increases - the longest such spell since 2003-04.
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For those venues sustained by advertising, the manic nuttiness keeps your eyes on the page for that much longer—we enjoy watching others in a conniption as they attempt to type.
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Proposals introduced over the past seven months vary from making it harder for domestic abusers to carry guns, to holding businesses that ban guns liable for injuries sustained by their customers.
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The Seahawks were left to hope that a fractured lower left leg sustained by safety Earl Thomas early in the second quarter won't end up as the evening's more important development.
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Kolhatkar lays out the frightening prospect of a world free of inefficiency and want, economically sustained by progressive taxation of the wealthy but bereft of satisfying employment for low-skilled workers.
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The report found the high numbers had been sustained by renewed crackdowns in China, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia, which, along with Turkey and Eritrea, were the five leading jailers of journalists.
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The Chinese tariffs would "balance out the losses sustained by China through the United States' increased tariffs on steel and aluminum imports," an unnamed Commerce Ministry spokesman said in the statement.
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The division's performance was sustained by cost savings, as operating expenses fell 6% yoy adjusted for the same items and contributed to a 1bp qoq increase in net margin to 27bp.
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The currency has appreciated 6.8% against the dollar this year, sustained by Thailand's hefty current account surplus, which the state planning agency predicts at 5.9% of gross domestic product this year.
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China's former finance minister, Lou Jiwei, said at a forum in Beijing this month that governments were using debt sustained by lax monetary and financial policies to delay making difficult changes.
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However, Fitch continues to assess Kenya's medium-term growth potential as strong, sustained by improved security that has fuelled a recovery in tourism and high public spending that supports the construction sector.
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Wolverine has been sustained by his miraculous healing abilities and his unbreakable metal-laced bones, but now his healing is on the wane, and the metal in his skeleton is poisoning him.
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The researchers analyzed data from 2009 through 20163 on more than 8,000 concussions, which they say are representative of nearly 2.7 million concussions sustained by U.S. high school students during that period.
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The nearly weeklong, widespread rioting killed more than 241 people, injured more than 234,203 people and caused approximately $220 billion in damage, about half of which was sustained by Korean-owned businesses.
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The researchers analyzed data from 2009 through 2016 on more than 8,23 concussions, which they say are representative of nearly 2.7 million concussions sustained by U.S. high school students during that period.
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Despite research by UCLA and others, parking requirements remain nearly universal, sustained by a planning profession that remains wedded to outdated car-centric standards, according to Shoup, Speck, and other urban reformers.
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"Certainly some damage has been sustained by some of those aircraft, but we expect that they're all be fixable, they're all be repairable, we expect they will all fly again," he said.
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But when the pulse changes, she spins brilliantly in finger fouetté turns (the famous ballet step, but here sustained by the male dancer's hand guiding the woman's hand raised above her head).
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He endured torture, including beatings with rubber hoses and copper cables, that his military debriefer later characterized as the most profound abuse sustained by any American service member since the Vietnam War.
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The killing of Badreddine, a brother-in-law of Moughniyah, is the latest blow sustained by Hezbollah and Iran in Syria despite Russian military intervention in support of Assad and his allies.
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Not only do some draw their water for dishes and bathing from the creek down the hill, but many are also financially sustained by the land, working as farmers, fishermen and gardeners.
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During Vakoch's graduate years, SETI was transforming itself from a NASA program sustained by government funding to an independent nonprofit organization, supported in part by the new fortunes of the tech sector.
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For the Long Feathers, races likes these are both a family undertaking and a deep-rooted passion, a form of competition practiced and sustained by Native American tribes in the plains states.
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Whether you ride high, get dragged under, or simply manage to stay afloat, The Discourse churns on, sustained by a frenzy of posts and overheated takes but somehow never descending into chaos.
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And a lot of that work, especially once a program is up and running, will be managed by a team, sustained by technicians, and, for reasons of cost and expertise, involve contractors.
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The Friday indictment says the park knew about the issues with the ride, including design failures and maintenance issues, and was aware of other injuries sustained by riders prior to Caleb's death.
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We see dramatic progress being made in communities all across Nigeria by peacebuilding organizations like ours—but these efforts need to be sustained by the engagement of leaders at the highest level.
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This new anthology of her work, shows that the caricature of her as a simplistic man-hater, a termagant in overalls, could only be sustained by not reading what she actually wrote.
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The receiving options will be different following the losses of Allen Robinson and Allen Hurts via free agency and the season-ending knee injury sustained by wide receiver Marqise Lee during the preseason.
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An American Airlines flight en route to Phoenix from San Antonio on Sunday made an emergency landing in El Paso due to "damage sustained by weather" during the flight, Fox 4 News reported.
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The country's healthcare system had little experience dealing with the range of physical and psychological injuries sustained by soldiers and civilians, and many have been left struggling to deal with the traumatic aftermath.
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Uber spokesman Matt Kallman acknowledged that Lyft increased market share, but dismissed that progress as the result of heavy spending on driver and passenger incentives that can't be sustained by an unprofitable company.
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BNSF Railway Company is not liable for injuries sustained by a railroad conductor who fell from a ladder while checking a freight car's contents, the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held Wednesday.
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Records show the 10 children removed from the house on March 31 are 6 months to 12 years old, Documents filed in the case do not specify the injuries sustained by each child.
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The agreement, which still needs N.C.A.A. approval, does not contain cash settlements for the plaintiffs in the proposed class-action suit, but mandates a new national protocol for head injuries sustained by players.
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Multiple agencies and departments within the U.S. government would in effect be working against one another, with the State Department hoping to end the very hostilities that are sustained by American-manufactured weapons.
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ABOUT THE BLUE JACKETS (16-25-4): Bobrovsky's return was dimmed by the news of an upper-body injury sustained by defenseman David Savard, who is facing a lengthy stint on injured reserve.
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By the end of the fearsome exchange -- which fell silent after heavy artillery flew over our heads -- a staggering 14 Iraqi soldiers were dead, some of the worst losses sustained by the unit.
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As investigators were looking into the death of the boy, Caleb Schwab, in August 2016, Mr. Miles, then the operations director, hid or destroyed documents detailing injuries sustained by riders, the indictment said.
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That a sort of postindustrial middle class might be sustained by universities and hospitals, as it is in places like Pittsburgh, is not a comforting thought to the conservative kind of economic nationalist.
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Will is an originalist insofar as he believes the founders' vision should be sustained by the courts, but he also holds that the Constitution's demands do require interpretation as culture and mores change.
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That may not happen should Mr. Sanders, sustained by his online fund-raising network, remain in the primary but fail to win a majority of delegates after the last states vote in June.
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He said the injuries the Mets wanted to prevent were the soft tissue ones sustained by Swarzak, Cespedes and Frazier, who is on the disabled list for the first time in his career.
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In the past, Republican commitments to building strength at the local level have been sustained by trade associations and corporations with a financial stake in decisions made at the county and state level.
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But in the end, national identity is sustained by the stories that Americans tell about themselves, and whether these stories emphasize what they hold in common as well as what makes them different.
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While it was the extradition bill that set off the protests, they are now sustained by broader grievances against the Chinese government and its efforts to impose greater control over the semiautonomous territory.
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Allowing troops to sue: A giant defense bill includes a provision that would loosen the long-held doctrine that the government is not liable for injuries sustained by military members on active duty.
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For the past month, the caravan of Central American migrants trekking toward the U.S. border have been sustained by an unwavering faith that God will open the doors to the American promised land.
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The NFL and the NFLPA released a joint statement today regarding the concussion protocol and its application to hits sustained by both Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton and Buffalo Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor.
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"If the U.S.' counter-ISIS achievements can only be sustained by an open-ended, illegal presence in Syria, that is a sign that the U.S.'s counter-ISIS mission is gravely misconceived," he said.
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Since the Iraq debacle, it has been fashionable to argue that the special relationship is a dangerous illusion sustained by Britain's nostalgic desire to punch above its weight and America's liking for yes-men.
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After years of slower economic gains following the last recession, Fitch expects continued improvement in the economy, with GDP growth of 1% in 13 sustained by rising exports, improved domestic demand and revived investments.
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Last year's peace deal to end Colombia's civil war was facilitated by a U.S. policy of economic development, security assistance and support for peace negotiations sustained by three administrations over more than 16 years.
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After a lull in the second half of last year and early 2016, equity offerings began showing signs of renewed life late in the first quarter sustained by further momentum in the second quarter.
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Results were sustained by improved margins in Asia Pacific, which accounted for a fifth of total WM profit in the last 12 months and was the second-largest WM region by AuM after Europe.
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According to reports, the suspect reportedly fled the scene Tuesday in a taxi, boasting of the crimes, while apparently nursing an injury sustained by soldiers who returned fire and wounded him during the shooting.
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The irony is so thick that it can only be sustained by someone with a deliberate moral blindness, the kind necessary for any dictator who keeps his people living in perpetual fear of violence.
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A "Youth Football Fact Sheet" for the public on the Datalys website lists the most common injuries sustained by youngsters, as determined by a separate study it conducted for U.S.A. Football three years ago.
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Over all, at least 10 percent of head injuries diagnosed by team doctors were missing from the study, including two sustained by Jets receiver Wayne Chrebet, who retired several years later after more concussions.
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That link, in addition to the high rate of losses sustained by the type of Ukrainian artillery units targeted by hackers, creates high confidence that Fancy Bear was responsible for the implant, he said.
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And that local democracy begins with the conversations diverse people have about the kind of community they want, and is sustained by the work of ordinary people coming together to make that vision a reality.
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At this point, we're way past ridiculous, and it's all happening simply because people are walking around like techno zombies whose life-forces are seemingly sustained by the digital fix coming out of their phones.
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Banorte's impaired loans ratios continued improving during 2016, sustained by well-performing loans and some improvement in almost all products, but again underpinned by a resolution of a portion of the exposure to homebuilders (Urbi).
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Keeping the App Inventor community on side is going to be essential to scaling the business, given that a four-million strong user-base was able to be sustained by just two dedicated MIT staff.
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Pederson, Utley lead Dodgers past Diamondbacks PHOENIX — The Dodgers did a lot of damage with their bats Tuesday, but the best news might have been the lack of damage sustained by right-hander Kenta Maeda.
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This mismatch between average work and school schedules was once sustained by the fact that only about a third of women worked outside the home and were generally available to care for children after school.
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But he's also too big to be sustained by farmers markets, so he keeps his business barely in the black by providing his beef to restaurants and stocking two Community Supported Agriculture programs, or CSAs.
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Jeffrey Kessler, a lawyer for Elliott, told the judge near the end of a nearly two-and-a-half-hour hearing in federal court that Elliott's suspension had been sustained by the arbitrator Harold Henderson.
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Although not free of conflicts and by no means perfect, it is a friendship shaped and sustained by the principles of democracy, the rule of law, human rights and a belief in the market economy.
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While the trade war with the U.S. has been a factor, more worrisome is flagging demand for autos and apartments and the continuing dominance of state companies sustained by generous government subsidies and preferential policies.
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A few years ago, high energy prices were sustained by a belief that the supply of oil was reaching a peak, but demand — driven by fast-growing economies like China and India — would keep rising.
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Their challenge to presidential authority was sustained by federal judges, and their motivation underpins this short video from Retro Report, a documentary series that mines the past for guidance as to what may lie ahead.
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The elected town supervisor of Morristown, Frank Putnam, a Republican, is especially exercised by welfare spending in his county, a struggling tract of upstate New York sustained by dairy farms, summer tourism and two state prisons.
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Many of these artists never really made a living from their work, and more often than not their idiosyncratic routines were directly sustained by the labor of spouses and servants, afforded by independent wealth, or both.
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The Wake Forest School of Medicine is currently in the second phase of a government-funded project testing the viability and sustainability of printing skin cells directly on the burn wounds sustained by soldiers in combat.
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Its army, after years of mismanagement and corruption, was left with just 6,000 combat-ready troops, and its hospitals had never had to deal with the kinds of horrific injuries sustained by both soldiers and civilians.
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Mrs Pelosi and her fellow leaders are sustained by a sclerotic patronage system, of which her pandering to Mr Conyers was indicative, which has banished accountability and fresh talent from the upper reaches of the party.
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Trancentral, the group's spiritual home and a foundational element of the mythology they created and curated, a mythology sustained by an inquisitive press and a devoted fanbase, was in fact a squat in Stockwell, south London.
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On Friday, the W.T.O. gave China the green light to try to recoup some of the losses it sustained by imposing enough tariffs on American goods to block $3.6 billion worth of American exports to China.
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The Saints (9-1) took a three-game lead in the NFC South over the second-place Carolina Panthers while handing the Eagles the largest margin of defeat ever sustained by a defending Super Bowl champion.
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The air war over Europe would claim the lives of more than 26,000 men from the Eighth Air Force, a staggering number that exceeded even the total World War II fatalities sustained by the Marine Corps.
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Just writing that letter is enough to make me consider beating the executioner to the punch, but I've been stabilized and sustained by the inner peace and forgiveness I've received through a relationship with Jesus Christ.
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American power and far-flung American garrisons may have underwritten global security and averted nuclear war for more than seven decades, but they cannot be sustained by the "poor country" the United States has become. Why?
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He said the injuries sustained by starting pitcher Steven Matz (a mild strain of the left middle finger), Syndergaard and Lagares were either not preventable or simply the result of the impact of playing the sport.
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Washington (CNN)The Veterans of Foreign Wars is demanding that President Donald Trump apologize for downplaying traumatic brain injuries sustained by US service members in Iraq after Iranian missile strikes on American troops earlier this month.
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But through it all, "The Four-Dimensional Human" is sustained by such fine writing, as well as an eclectic palette of references, from Seamus Heaney to schlock horror films, that it's hard not to be charmed.
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More of the U.S. reconstruction effort has gone into the Afghan National Army than to its national police, and a strategy for a "competent" police force, sustained by foreign assistance, would also be required, SIGAR wrote.
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Moorthy and Viswanath died of "multiple injuries to the head, neck, chest and abdomen, sustained by a fall from a mountain," Dr. Balik, said on his report for the Stanislaus County Coroner's Office, The Mercury News reports.
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"Worryingly, growth of output continues to run ahead of that of new orders, meaning even the modest current growth of business activity is only being sustained by firms eating into orders placed in prior months," Williamson said.
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Banorte's impaired loans ratios continued improving during the first six months of the year, sustained by well-performing loans and some improvement in commercial and corporate loans which absorbed moderate increases in consumer non-performing loans (NPLs).
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David Rule, head of insurance supervision at the Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority, said despite falling premium rates, general insurer profits have for years been sustained by the absence of big payouts and releases of reserves.
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The D.S.A. itself both embraces and rejects such friendly definitions, explaining that it "fights for reforms today" but still seeks to overturn "an international economic order sustained by private profit, alienated labor" and other forms of exploitation.
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That legend has been sustained by earlier movies, notably Vincente Minnelli's rumbustious "Lust for Life" (with Kirk Douglas as van Gogh) and Robert Altman's more cerebral "Vincent & Theo" (starring Tim Roth and Paul Rhys as the brothers).
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The damages sustained by Ms. Bahsi, who was conscious while pinned beneath the bus and at the hospital before she died, were set at $1 million for pain and suffering, plus a small amount for funeral expenses.
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As with other features of our decadence, a Pax Americana sustained by indefinite police actions, indefinitely frozen conflicts and indefinite postponements of defeat is hardly the worst geopolitical scenario imaginable, and definitely preferable to certain bloodier alternatives.
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Though China's economy recorded its slowest growth in 25 years in 2015, it has shown signs of stabilizing in recent months, sustained by billions of dollars of government infrastructure projects and a spreading credit-fueled housing boom.
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"The reduced consumption that continues to be sustained by Capetonians is the primary reason that we are able to celebrate this achievement this week," Mmusi Maimane, leader of the opposition Democratic Alliance party, said in a statement.
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In a rent-seeking system sustained by patronage, fueled by corruption and perpetuated often by force and disregard of the rule of law, moving the country toward a more functional democracy will require much more than elections.
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"Last Days at Hot Slit," a new anthology of Dworkin's work, shows that the caricature of her as a simplistic man-hater, a termagant in overalls, could only be sustained by not reading what she actually wrote.
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And interference is clearly something Frame considered, if the app's release clause is any indication:You hereby release the Sp0n entities from any and all liability, claims, demands, actions, and causes of action whatsoever, arising out of or related to any loss, property damage, physical injury, contagious disease or death that may be sustained by you while in, on upon any premises or vehicles owned, occupied or used by the foregoing, or which may be sustained by you while at the scene of any real or apparent crime or other dangerous or hazardous circumstance or activity.
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There is a feeling, though, that a new block of fearless big-hitters, who have not suffered the battle scars sustained by the likes Kei Nishikori, Grigor Dimitrov and Cilic, are about to start writing a new chapter.
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A Class IV planet is where we find ourselves at the current moment—an orb with a thick biosphere that's sustained by photosynthetic activity and where life (including intelligent life) is strongly affecting the planetary flow of energy.
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"A responsible and formal investigation was started regarding the following acts: the loss of life of students, police and civilians; the injuries sustained by students, police, and civilians; looting and property damage, both public and private," Miranda said.
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The model's surge of success had been sustained by two forces: the rapid spread of prosperity and, since the bloody suppression of the Tiananmen Square protests in 219, an unusually protracted truce among the often fractious party elite.
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"Most of the O.G. Taiwanese food was made with pork," he said; raising cattle was too expensive and time-consuming for subsistence farmers, who ate lu rou fan for breakfast and were sustained by it throughout the day.
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During the party meeting on Tuesday, Mr. Kim said his country "will shift to a shocking actual action" that will make the United States "pay for the pains sustained by our people," the North Korean news agency said.
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" On a separate issue, Manfred said a study of injuries sustained by players during the World Baseball Classic showed "there is no statistical difference for injury rates between players who participate in the W.B.C. and those who don't.
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While the protests began in opposition to a turn toward Russia and away from the West, they expanded over three months to reject the entire corrupt, repressive system that had been sustained by Russian influence in the country.
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But while loath to admit it, the Castros were always sustained by external assistance, by the Soviet Union until its 1991 collapse in turn prompted a near-terminal regime crisis in Cuba, and more recently by Venezuela's dictatorship.
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"Our world is marked by a perverse dichotomy that tries to defend and ensure stability and peace through a false sense of security sustained by a mentality of fear and mistrust," he said, speaking in a driving rain.
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Claudio Saputelli, the head of global real estate research for UBS Wealth Management, said price growth had been sustained by falling mortgage rates, but lending restrictions and stagnating per capita income have had a mitigating effect since 2014.
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Yet the violence that Johnson and other marchers, including W. E. B. Du Bois and Reverend Hutchens Chew Bishop, were responding to was deeper, sustained by a government that allowed Jim Crow laws and lynchings to go unchecked.
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But the unexpected losses sustained by the Conservative Party in a snap election in June, which Theresa May had called hoping for a landslide, have left the prime minister leading a minority government that could topple at any moment.
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As with many of her works, "Alias Grace" is an inward-looking narrative, and the series is nourished and sustained by Grace's poised voiceovers (as in the Emmy-award-winning "The Handmaid's Tale", which depended on Offred's interior commentary).
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Fitch expects the local economy to start reversing the downward trend in 2016, due to capital spending sustained by EU transfers of EUR4.5bn in 2015-2020, and also due to the national government imposing less strict limitations on investment.
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The cases against Porter, Sargent Alicia White, and Officer Caesar R. Goodson are quite different, relating more specifically to the injuries sustained by Gray in the police van, and the alleged failure of the three to provide medical attention.
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While many of the injuries sustained by those who said they had been attacked were minor, Bhat family neighbor Shahzada Akhtar said she was repeatedly struck on the face with a shoe by a soldier and needed medical treatment.
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A strange heaviness all down my left side, and only my left side at one point — phenomenon like these are typically chalked up to injuries sustained by one of your past lives, so maybe my dude had a stroke?
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It has to meet the high expectations set by The Taken King and sustained by Destiny's recent April update, a quality-of-life tweak that sent many old players back to the Tower for the first time in months.
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"A responsible and formal investigation was started regarding the following acts: the loss of life of students, police and civilians; the injuries sustained by students, police and civilians; looting and property damage, both public and private," Miranda told reporters.
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The X Factor aims to showcase new acts, and while newer ones tend to do better in the streaming era, the model of the show is still sustained by and based on a traditional view of the music industry.
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Sports Briefing World Wrestling Entertainment was sued by Jimmy Snuka and dozens of other retired male and female wrestlers seeking to hold the organization responsible for neurological injuries that they claimed to have sustained by participating in its bouts.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A now record-setting run of U.S. economic growth enters its 21.5st month on Monday, sustained by a decade of low interest rates and massive Federal Reserve intervention that helped put 21960 million people back to work.
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The definition used by researchers like Maguen is at once more prosaic and, to the military, potentially more subversive: Moral injury is sustained by soldiers in the course of doing exactly what their commanders, and society, ask of them.
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In the report our Panel released this week, "Budget Reform for Biodefense: Integrated Budget Needed to Increase Return on Investment," we provide a specific recommendation to align the National Biodefense Strategy with long-term budget priorities, sustained by appropriations.
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All training and racing at the track near Los Angeles had been shut down on Tuesday as experts worked to find the reason for the spate of catastrophic injuries sustained by horses racing or training at the main track.
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WASHINGTON, July 1.53 (Reuters) - A now record-setting run of U.S. economic growth enters its 21.5st month on Monday, sustained by a decade of low interest rates and massive Federal Reserve intervention that helped put 21960 million people back to work.
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Thanks to his past actions, Chuck's first days as Attorney General are consumed by cleaning up petty messes — it's a recreation of the "old New York," sustained by favors, that he dreamed about with the police commissioner in episode 1.
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For decades, the Export-Import Bank limped along at the margins of American politics, a rightfully obscure program regarded as neither particularly interesting nor important but sustained by and subject to the banal to-and-fro of interest group politics.
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Joseph Lengyel, chief of the National Guard Bureau, told reporters he's heard direct comparisons between Tyndall's destruction and the devastation sustained by Homestead Air Force Base by Hurricane Andrew in 1992 — which was ultimately decimated and turned into a reserve base.
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In the case of Red Sparrow, the repeated injuries sustained by Dominika almost feel like a physical manifestation of the emotional and sexual trauma that she and (although perhaps to a lesser degree) many women have faced throughout their lives.
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Dilophosaurus wetherilli (Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto)Injuries are common in the fossilized remains of dinosaurs, but the recent discovery of a severely roughed-up skeleton in Arizona establishes a new record for the most bone injuries sustained by a single theropod.
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Currents are generated and sustained by a number of factors, including density differences in water masses caused by temperature and salinity variations (the more salt that's in the water, the more dense it is), along with gravity and events like earthquakes.
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They examined the injuries sustained by 31,254 belted occupants in 22,854 head-on crashes between 1998 and 953, and separated the findings into 2 groups: cars built before 2009 and cars built in 2009 or later, to see what had changed.
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Flight 1897 from San Antonio, Texas, to Phoenix diverted "due to damage sustained by weather in flight," the airline said in a statement, but gave few other details other than the plane sustained damage to "its nose and windshield" from hail.
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The steep market value losses sustained by the sector have diminished the overall weighting it carries in the index, but according to S&P Dow Jones Indices, it still had a 6.6 percent weighting as of the end of February.
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Moon said the emotional damage sustained by the victims cannot be resolved through simple exchanges between governments and that both South Korea and Japan should continue efforts to heal their wounds, Blue House spokesman Kim Eui-kyeom told a briefing.
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Change might have started through celebration, but it is sustained by enacting a system of fair hiring practices for people of all gender identities — which would help transform the unwelcoming culture on set for anyone who's trans or gender non-conforming.
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Robust social democracies have been built and sustained by the countervailing power of potent labor movements—a historical truth that doesn't bode well for U.S. social democrats, given the decades-long retreat of America's union movement from substantive social power.
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Speaking a day after the world's top iron ore producer reported a nearly 50 percent jump in profit in the fourth quarter, executives also said they forecast iron ore prices to be sustained by economic growth and growing steel output.
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Moments like that, in which semi-surreal details are happened upon rather than contrived, demonstrate Van Sant at his most easeful, and the languor is sustained by Jonah Hill, as Donnie, a rich and sickly soul who becomes John's A.A. sponsor.
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If President Trump and Congress are indeed able to get the bipartisan act across the finish line, it would establish a National Parks and Public Land Legacy Restoration Fund sustained by deposits of up to $1.9 billion annually for five years.
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The image was displayed only for what seemed like a second or two before fading, but the disorienting sense of reversal, of the divine sustained by the human, continued to develop in the dark as the searching music played on.
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In June, there were several nights of anti-Moscow protests in Tbilisi, touched off by a diplomatic incident and sustained by rage over Russia's continuing occupation of 20 percent of Georgian land that was lost in a brief war in 2008.
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The fund expects weakness in Europe, a slowdown in China, a possible no-deal Brexit and trade spats sustained by the U.S. to lead to 23.8 percent growth in 22018 and 225 percent growth in 2020, down from October's forecasts.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday minimized the severity of head injuries sustained by US troops during the Iranian missile strikes on two Iraqi air bases as he was pressed on why he'd claimed no troops had been injured in the attacks.
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When his widow tried to sue the Army for negligence, the Supreme Court, in a watershed 1950 ruling, laid down what became known as the Feres doctrine: The government is not liable for injuries sustained by military members on active duty.
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He was also interested in helping to create a new town center that could be sustained by the millennials who increasingly want to live in walkable, urban communities, and by retiring baby boomers who are showing an interest in downtown living.
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Total operating revenue rose 0.4% to $5.7 billion in the quarter, sustained by healthy travel demand — which it sees continuing in the first quarter — even as the company had to scale back its growth strategy due to a lack of airplanes.
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Total operating revenue rose 0.4% to $5.7 billion in the quarter, sustained by healthy travel demand -- which it sees continuing in the first quarter -- even as the company had to scale back its growth strategy due to a lack of airplanes.
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"Although no amount of money can ever remedy the damage that has been sustained by Mr. Cohen, we will be seeking maximum damages for the lies contained in the so-called dossier," Cohen's attorney, David Schwartz, said in a statement.
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In its place are proposed tax cuts to benefit mainly the wealthy and photo-op executive orders to deregulate energy businesses that, even if sustained by the courts — a long shot — will merely enrich the likes of the Koch brothers.
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Johnson said he obtained the $2300 million settlement with Los Angeles County in January 2000 over injuries he sustained by jumping from an elevated floor in a downtown Los Angeles jail, in the second of two attempted suicides in August 2400.
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Broncos 27, Lions 17 Matt Patricia's career record as a head coach dropped to 9-21-1 and even when you account for injuries sustained by Detroit's offense this season, that is the type of record that gets a coach fired.
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But in his first race, his candidacy could feel like an exercise in performative stamina — sustained by an uncommon talent for talk-until-they-leave speechifying and an oversize bottle of Tylenol that helped ease foreboding headaches on the road.
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Boeing said in April that the ordeal has cost the company at least $1 billion, and expenses are expected to pile up as Boeing compensates airlines for the losses sustained by the flight cancellations and delays in receiving new 737 Max deliveries.
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The role of opinion and belief in shaping the news has come to the foreground with the rise of highly influential, ideologically-driven news outlets, including Fox News and counterparts in other countries that are sustained by cozy relationships with government leaders.
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"Medical evidence demonstrates that the injuries sustained by Brantley which led to his death could not have been exclusively caused by a fall down a flight of stairs, as alleged by the Olahs," Prosecuting Attorney Nicholas Iarocci said in a news release.
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In a mirror-like situation, Washington has previously said it is considering tariffs on approximately $11 billion worth of EU goods, which it said was in line with economic damage the U.S. had sustained by European subsidies to aeroplane and defense firm Airbus.
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But Mr Zizek believes that an exaggerated focus on freedom of speech on university campuses exposes a weakness in conservative thought: that it is a worldview that can only be sustained by stoking fears that society is being undermined by malign forces.
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"Given the informal arrangements around the payment of the children's expenses have not been regularly sustained by [Pitt] for over a year and a half, [Jolie] intends to file an RFO for the establishment of a retroactive child support order," it states.
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While President Enrique Peña Nieto applauded "the detention of another key objective in the battle against crime," Defense Secretary Salvador Cienfuegos struck a more cautious tone, warning that rising violence in Sinaloa state "could be sustained by the power struggle" to come.
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Even though neither company has ever approached profitability, the mere fact that both have been sustained by VC cash and outside investment for over a decade now, and are pretty enticingly too-big-too-fail-shaped, will encourage investors to buy in.
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SARANSK, Russia (Reuters) - Sustained by Portuguese wine, cheese and sausage, and battling off swarms of mosquitoes, friends Carlos Brum and Pedro Lobito have driven their spectacularly decorated camper van 7,000km from Lisbon to Russia to cheer on their heroes in the World Cup.
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Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) is returning to D.C. today ahead of the Senate's tax vote this week after spending the past 10 days recovering from multiple rib fractures and bruised lungs allegedly sustained by an assault from his neighbor, per ABC.
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Appallingly, New Jersey Transit, Amtrak, Metro-North, the New York City subway system and other commuter rail transportation in United States are supported by an aging, outdated fleet, sustained by infrastructure that has not kept pace with the advances in technology seen elsewhere.
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Major League Baseball's previous recommendation in 2015, calling for all teams to extend their netting from the area behind home plate to the beginning of each dugout, came in response to a serious head injury sustained by a fan at Fenway Park.
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But the cost of the victory for the Eagles will not be known until they determine the severity of a knee injury sustained by Carson Wentz, their standout second-year quarterback, who left the game in the third quarter and did not return.
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If sustained by the end of U.S. trade, that would mark the biggest weekly decline since 1.33, underscoring the currency market's extreme volatility after last week racking up its biggest weekly gain since the global financial crisis more than a decade ago.
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A business like hers can only be sustained by private clients who appreciate what she does and are willing to pay for it: They value the tradition and dedication to making a beautiful object entirely by hand, an effort one cannot always see.
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Many of today's philanthropy advocates — and the billionaires that have signed the Giving Pledge — want to see donors give away their money to solve today's problems, rather than setting up perpetual foundations sustained by an endowment well after the benefactor has died.
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KEN DEROW, SWARTHMORE, PA. To the Editor: Former President Barack Obama enjoys vindication as a colossal embarrassment has been sustained by President Trump and House Republicans, both forced to share blame for the collapse of their much-heralded American Health Care Act.
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An article in some editions last Sunday about the severe knee injury sustained by Bethanie Mattek-Sands during a second-round match at Wimbledon misstated the surname of her opponent in the match in some copies and in a picture caption online.
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For the remainder of this year, Hong Kong's construction industry workload can be sustained by upcoming mega projects such as the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau bridge, and large housing programmes with 220,000 apartment units expected to be built over the next decade, Arcadis said.
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"There are no words we can offer that we can make up for the injury sustained by Jeff Fisher who is doing what we would want all good neighbors to do which was to try to help innocent people from being hurt or killed."
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Sustained by Clif Bars and Red Bull and emboldened by steadily improving internal poll numbers, Mr. Rubio has taken greater risks on the campaign trail in the past 48 hours, revealing a playful side that defies his reputation for robotic, careful, sound-bite-ready campaigning.
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Two weeks after Crawford was fired from the Fox show and accused of causing an on-set injury sustained by Wayans, an example of the pair's allegedly contentious working relationship was revealed on Friday in a profanity-filled on-set dispute obtained by Variety.
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The idea of America is, in no small part, sustained by the way we delegate our day-to-day governance to people who have the integrity and knowledge to act in a way consistent with our values, interests and Constitution as they make policy.
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These findings offer fresh evidence for a charge progressives in Brazil and around the world have been making for several years: Namely, that the prosecution against Lula, the most popular president in the country's history, was motivated by political animus and sustained by flimsy evidence.
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"Prior to, during and after Paul Hornung's N.F.L. football career, Riddell knew of the harmful long-term effects of brain traumas sustained by football players while wearing Riddell's supposed protective equipment; however, it misrepresented and concealed these facts from Paul Hornung," the complaint said.
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"Whenever crisis comes, we are the ones removed first," said Hwang Ho-in, a forklift truck driver at GM's Bupyeong plant, who joined protesting workers spending freezing winter nights camped outside the plant in makeshift shelters, sustained by instant cup noodles and bottled water.
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We created great wealth in new territories in the south and the colonies by relying on enslaved people and the labor and the benefits that that created without any real thinking about how that wealth was sustained by abuse and oppression and inequality and injustice.
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The agency has registered cases against Prannoy and Radhika Roy, a married couple who founded NDTV, in connection with a loss of about 480 million rupees, or nearly $7.5 million, sustained by ICICI, a private bank, said R. K. Gaur, a spokesman for the agency.
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In fairness, the underpayment of workers compared to how productive they have been, and the shamefully low level of the federal minimum wage at $7.25 per hour, is a scandal engaged in by the government and sustained by thousands of companies, not just Walmart.
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Hope is sustained by diplomats in the trenches, groups carefully documenting abuses, non-government campaigners who insist on high-level political action, and doctors, nurses and first responders who get out of bed every morning to continue their service, often in hidden underground bunkers.
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The current question of what to do to alleviate suffering in Aleppo is one point on the long end of this exhaustion (much longer than I've pointed to here in fact, sustained by much more effort and energy than I can do justice to here).
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The big picture: When taken as a whole, the data reflects an economy that could be slowing or could be slowly turning from one driven by high-flying export growth to one sustained by a consumer-focused, service sector that Chinese government officials have declared they want.
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Fitch's view of support reflects the sovereign's strong capacity to support the banking system, sustained by UAE's sovereign wealth funds and on-going revenues from hydrocarbon production, despite lower oil prices, and the moderate size of the UAE banking sector in relation to the country's GDP.
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Fitch's view of support factors in the sovereign's strong capacity to support the banking system, sustained by sovereign wealth funds and on-going revenues mostly from hydrocarbon production, despite lower oil prices, and the moderate size of the UAE banking sector relative to the country's GDP.
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Born on Monday, July 10, at the Philadelphia Zoo, the female Amur tiger cub was the only survivor in her litter of five; two of her siblings were stillborn, one died from an injury sustained by its mother and another suffered from a critical gastrointestinal issue.
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What was once a grassroots gaming scene sustained by forums and a few dozen people is now the one of the biggest esports, giving top players like Lucky the opportunity to make enough money playing that they don't have to maintain traditional jobs on the side.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Israel must stop the excessive use of force by its security forces along the Gaza border and must hold to account those responsible for the many deaths and injuries sustained by Palestinians in the past month, the U.N. human rights chief said on Friday.
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ABOUT THE LIGHTNING (6-4-33): The only bad news out of Tuesday's victory was the upper-body injury sustained by winger Jonathan Drouin, who took an elbow during a big hit from Islanders defenseman Calvin de Haan in the first period and did not return.
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There was a knee injury sustained by Lin, a losing streak by the team and a resignation in mid-March by the Knicks' coach, Mike D'Antoni, who had made Linsanity possible in the first place but was having difficulty coexisting with Carmelo Anthony, the team's established star.
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Peter Wehner FOR my entire adult life I have listened to the invective leveled against the Republican Party by liberals: It is a party sustained by racist appeals, composed of haters and conspiracy nuts, indifferent to the plight of the poor and the weak, anti-woman.
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Fitch's view of support factors in the sovereign's strong capacity to support the banking system, sustained by sovereign wealth funds and recurring revenue, mostly from hydrocarbon production, despite lower oil prices, and the moderate size of the UAE banking sector in relation to the country's GDP.
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"The VLCC (very large crude carrier) market is being sustained by a whole pattern of delays and congestion, affecting ports in Basra," said Ralph Leszczynski, head of research at ship broker Banchero Costa in Singapore, adding that there were further delays in China and South Korea.
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Fitch's view of support factors in the sovereign's strong capacity to support the banking system, sustained by sovereign wealth funds and recurring revenue mostly from hydrocarbon production, despite lower oil prices, and the moderate size of the UAE banking sector in relation to the country's GDP.
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The heartland myth is often portrayed as a nostalgic fantasy of the right, but it is equally sustained by a more liberal, urbane sector of the country that seems to derive an almost erotic pleasure in revisiting it, again and again, only to see it ritually falsified.
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It is one that stretches back to at least the days of that other Queen Elizabeth, when Shakespeare's characters tear out their hair over their imperiled country's divisions, and has been sustained by 20th- and 21st-century writers including John Osborne, David Hare and Caryl Churchill.
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Fitch's view of support factors in the sovereign's strong capacity to support the banking system, sustained by sovereign wealth funds and on-going revenues mostly from hydrocarbon production, despite lower oil prices, and the moderate size of the UAE banking sector in relation to the country's GDP.
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And as more and more jobs are replaced by technology, people will have less work to do and ultimately will be sustained by payments from the government, predicts Elon Musk, the iconic Silicon Valley futurist who is the founder and CEO of SolarCity, Tesla, and SpaceX.
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Instead of last season's diet of late-night pizza, chicken Alfredo and fruit juice, he is now sustained by his desire to play in the N.B.A. "I really give him credit because his personality hasn't changed but his body certainly has," his teammate Josh Hart said.
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The possibility highlights the degree to which the nation's recent surge in renewable electricity generation is still sustained by favorable tax treatment, which has lowered the cost of solar and wind production while provoking the ire of fossil-fuel competitors seeking to weaken those tax preferences.
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One of the things I worry about, and this very much came out of the essay I wrote, is how to make sense of American democracy, which is clearly a liberal democracy but one in which the liberal elements have always been sustained by many informal mechanisms.
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When combined with the profits made available to criminal gangs via drug prohibition — a policy enshrined in the Controlled Substances Act of 1970 — our drug war has produced a toxic combination: entrenched networks of crime sustained by gun violence, and a legacy of community suspicion of police.
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None of this is as dramatic or easy to explain as a few CEOs being dragged off in handcuffs, but it adds up to a big agenda that — if sustained by the next administration — could do a lot to cut into the size of the American financial sector.
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At their home opener this month, the Yankees unveiled new protective netting at Yankee Stadium, running from the area behind home plate to deep into both corners of the outfield, a response to both the recommendation of the baseball commissioner and three serious injuries sustained by fans last season.
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But given the consequences of past backlashes, it would be malpractice not to think through a long-term political strategy that could ensure that reform not only passes, but can be sustained by the support of lasting political majorities, just as what happened with Social Security and Medicare.
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Behind the scenes, this largely leaderless movement has been sustained by a vast network of ordinary people who hand out bottled water and red bean soup at marches, drive home stranded protesters late at night and donate the gas masks that fortify demonstrators during their pitched battles with police.
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"Given that the informal arrangements around the payment of the children's expenses have not been regularly sustained by [Pitt] for over a year and a half, [Jolie] intends to file an RFO [request for a court order] for the establishment of a retroactive child support order," the documents state.
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Even with the creation of JIEDDO in 2006, when I returned as the commander of a multinational task force in northern Iraq in 2007-08, the vast majority of casualties sustained by our US soldiers and in our Iraqi cohort divisions were the result of blasts from IEDs.
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A Carter home run in the bottom of the inning provided insurance, and two and two-thirds innings of scoreless relief from Warren, Tyler Clippard and Dellin Betances, who earned his third save since assuming the closer's role after the shoulder injury sustained by Aroldis Chapman, sealed the victory.
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Reid has been with the police department for 16 years, and multiple use-of-force complaints — some of which include shootings in the course of duty — have been filed against him in that time, according to the Inquirer, although none of those complaints were sustained by the department.
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"If you think about it, Uber has been his life and it's only more so with his terrible personal situation," said one person, who is fond of Kalanick, referring to the recent tragic death of his mother and the serious injuries sustained by his father in a boating accident.
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" In the documents, Jolie's lawyer added, "Given the informal arrangements around the payment of the children's expenses have not been regularly sustained by [Pitt] for over a year and a half, [Jolie] intends to file an RFO [request for a court order] for the establishment of a retroactive child support order.
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But its strategy of selling high-priced, aspirational gear eventually saw it relegated to the status of also-ran, sustained by a fan base of hipsters and creative types while ceding almost the entire market to cheaper, more flexible machines built to IBM's PC standard and running Microsoft's Windows operating system.
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" In the filing, Jolie's lawyer added, "Given the informal arrangements around the payment of the children's expenses have not been regularly sustained by [Pitt] for over a year and a half, [Jolie] intends to file an RFO [request for a court order] for the establishment of a retroactive child support order.
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"Given the informal arrangements around the payment of the children's expenses have not been regularly sustained by [Pitt] for over a year and a half, [Jolie] intends to file an RFO [request for a court order] for the establishment of a retroactive child support order," court documents said at the time.
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In the present context of falling oil prices, a trend that may affect producers in countries that rely on such exports, Mexican agricultural output, sustained by agrifood exports, has entered into an expansion path that is marked by not only solid current growth, but that also signals strong growth potential.
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Sex and the City debuted in 1998 as a story about a sex columnist sustained by a community of women; Seinfeld arrived in 1989 starring four close friends joined by their romantic shortcomings; Friends, a 1994 ten-season epic, is among the longest-running sitcoms in the history of television.
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Even the weaker pieces are sustained by flourishes of prose style — "a pink glow of summer evening" on the surface of a mountain lake, a motif of changing light that's nicely sustained in the title story until the author seems to lose steam and tend wanly to plot mechanics per se.
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At moments when pop stars flounder under the spotlight, their poor mental health still grabs eyeballs: Spears' fame was sustained by her post-divorce shaved head; Grande's successful album Sweetener is informed by the atrocities of the Manchester bombing, a broken engagement with Pete Davidson, and Mac Miller taking his life.
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Charles Martin 225-20(218KO) Charles Martin is like the "accidental" heavyweight champ of the bunch, and the title comes almost in a literal sense since he won the IBF belt due to a self-inflicted knee injury sustained by his much more qualified opponent Vyacheslav Glazkov two Saturdays ago.
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Not because it looks good for social media, or because stars can wear a ribbon to celebrate it at the Oscars, but because of the radical belief that the sort of power imbalance sustained by Hollywood will not only produce victims, but hide them, at any cost necessary, in order to sustain itself. ●
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We don't yet know the details about the injuries sustained by the victims, but an executive at the medical center, where many of the injured are being treated, told CBS News she was hopeful for one key reason: Her trauma center has a 97 percent survival rate, even in the most dire cases.
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"Ultimately, it is an issue that will continue to persist into the future and one that needs greater recognition on the types and severity of harms sustained by victims and one that requires more holistic support to assist in recovery and help victims to move forward as best they can," said Cross.
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The result, conceived of by Martin but transcending his text, bridges the time between novels and the space between people: It is a hybrid literary beast (a fictional environment, a shared universe that overlaps with our own) sustained by a modern kind of authorship and the sheer force of its fans' will.
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It's an America with deeply reduced carbon emissions, millions of families sustained by union jobs, restored public investment in our infrastructure across multiple sectors of the economy, clean air and water for all, and both leadership from and justice for workers, communities of color, and other communities on the front lines of climate change.
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As St. Louis Fed President James Bullard noted in a speech at Keio University in Tokyo on the U.S. economy and monetary policy, the market's reaction and rise in investor confidence as of late has been "a honeymoon period" sustained by the "prospects of corporate and personal tax cuts" which have driven stocks higher.
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In a study published in the journal Neurosurgery, which examined head injuries sustained by players from 1996 through 2001, the league's committee on concussions said that no player had developed the disease — even though C.T.E. can be diagnosed only by examining brain tissue after death, and no deceased player had ever undergone such a procedure.
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And thanks to the illuminating back-of-the-envelope calculations of industry analysts like Dhierin Bechai of the outfit AeroAnalysis, we know the 25 Max assembly line itself was sustained by down payments on the plane's backlog of thousands of orders and wasn't actually draining resources from the less-troubled divisions of the company.
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But I have never believed that this should come at the expense of the jobs and livelihoods that are sustained by our existing trade with the EU. And to protect these, both the government and the opposition agree that we must have as close as possible to frictionless trade at the UK-EU border.
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If the Republicans, nevertheless, insist on invoking the Nixon rule, respect for Rule XXII mandates that, in the absence of plausible allegations of unconstitutional abuse, the scripted point of order at the heart of the nuclear option be sustained by 22019/3 of the senators present and voting before it morphs into a binding Senate precedent.
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Word of mouth is crucial for a band like Zeal & Ardor—a bedroom project-turned-juggernaut that rose to hyped-up prominence in a matter of months and is sustained by fan interest instead of major label machinery—and those 50 minutes in that church cemented the band's reputation as The Next Big Thing in Metal.
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American Airlines and seven art and luggage handling companies — Elite Systematic Arts, MainFreight, CDG Handling, ARC Transport, World Freight, Socièté Nouvelle Cornu Emballeurs, and Kraft ELS AG — are being sued for damage sustained by Lucio Fontana's slash painting "Concetto Spaziale" (1955–60) when it was shipped from Paris to New York City for last year's Armory Show art fair.
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The air war against Germany was sustained by as many as 7,000 British, American and other downed Allied servicemen saved from captivity by local people, directed to a safe house, given false papers and inconspicuous clothes, warned that it would be fatal to look the "wrong" way crossing the road and spirited back to base in Britain.
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Some of those allegations were found to be "not sustained" by the Office of Internal Affairs, said Ken Garcia, spokesman for the police department, but complicating the matter was the fact that O'Neill's body camera was not turned on during the interaction that left the victim, Eric Jack Logan, dead after he was allegedly breaking into cars with a knife in hand.
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Kamienski says the Mumbai attackers, whose battle fever was topped up by a steady supply of psychoactive substances, are just the latest in a long line of high combatants: from Viking berserkers driven into a trance-like frenzy by mushrooms to Inca warriors sustained by coca leaves to American Civil War soldiers hooked on morphine and the speed-fueled Wehrmacht.
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Roger Cohen TEL AVIV — There is agreement on very little in the fractious Holy Land, but on one issue there is near unanimity these days: A two-state resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is more distant than ever, so unimaginable that it appears little more than an illusion sustained by lazy thinking, interest in the status quo or plain exhaustion.
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That means that all of those institutions, whether they're law firms or universities or the military, have to reckon with steady state [meaning an economy with mild fluctuations in growth and productivity] by admitting that growth cannot be sustained, by running a Ponzi scheme, or by attempting to cannibalize others to achieve a kind of fake growth to keep those particular institutions running.
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Eight years later, cheering a House occupation broadcast on Facebook Live, sustained by pizza delivered by new pro-gun reform groups, and fired up by a voter calculus that has Democrats believing they can win on the gun issue, the party has taken on the issue with a gusto that would have been unimaginable at the start of Obama's presidency.
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I don't often connect those three words but they encapsulate the general mood of the exhibition, which includes a massive display of porcelain (an object of luxury) and images of migrants and refugees (including as wallpaper) at a private museum owned by a private university, sustained by a billionaire family that built their fortunes on neoliberal polices in the last few decades.
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The farmers of Inviolata, exploited and oppressed by an ancient social order even as they are sustained by equally durable traditions of stoicism and solidarity, show an evident kinship with the fisherman in Luchino Visconti's "La Terra Trema," the agricultural laborers in Giuseppe De Santis's "Bitter Rice" and the landless peasants of Ermanno Olmi's "The Tree of Wooden Clogs," among many others.
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" WATCH: What the New Ruling Means in the Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie Custody Case In the filing, Jolie's lawyer added, "Given the informal arrangements around the payment of the children's expenses have not been regularly sustained by [Pitt] for over a year and a half, [Jolie] intends to file an RFO [request for a court order] for the establishment of a retroactive child support order.
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If there is a way to "solve death," as Friend puts it, whether through cryonics or gene therapies, a kind of vampirism in which Silicon Valley billionaires "end up being sustained by young blood" or more wholesome methods such as good nutrition and medicine, some combination of the above or perhaps an actual sorcerer's stone, the next generation of well-funded alchemists is determined to find it.
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There's the winery in California that uses rail to lessen its carbon footprint, the once-shuttered shingle factory in Ohio that is now a booming trans-load facility, the fertilizer facility in Illinois that is lessening dependence on imported nitrogen, the wind turbine installation in Colorado, port facilities across the nation providing American consumers with the goods they use every day – all sustained by freight rail.
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Recently, when asked about traumatic brain injuries sustained by U.S. service members during an Iranian missile attack on Al-Asad airbase in Iraq, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump passes Pence a dangerous buck Overnight Health Care — Presented by American Health Care Association — Trump taps Pence to lead coronavirus response | Trump accuses Pelosi of trying to create panic | CDC confirms case of 'unknown' origin | Schumer wants .
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One of its demonstrations during the Mac Pro event featured a thousand audio tracks loaded up in Logic Pro X. That's a good example of the performance headroom of this new machine: truly heavy-duty professional tasks that would overwhelm lesser machines can be sustained by the Mac Pro's excess of power provided by an Intel Xeon CPU with up to 28 cores and a maximum of 1.5 terabytes of memory.
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A half-century after the slow killing of Ms. Genovese, which began in the dead of night on a deserted street in Kew Gardens, Queens, and ended half an hour later in the vestibule of her building, the case still resonates with terror and collective regret in the popular imagination, sustained by films, books, behavioral studies, psychology classes and endless debates over the responsibilities of citizens who witness a crime.
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"He said that we will never allow the impudent US to abuse the DPRK-US dialogue for meeting its sordid aim but will shift to a shocking actual action to make it pay for the pains sustained by our people so far and for the development so far restrained," the Korean Central News Agency said, referring to the North by its formal name, the Democratic People&aposs Republic of Korea.
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