This patronising portrayal taints Mr Cuarón's gorgeous and heartfelt film.
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This pollution taints the country's food supply, according to reports.
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That's true even when prosecutorial misconduct taints thousands of cases.
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Typically, tackling ten to twelve trigrams thoroughly taints the thrill.
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Like the classic Halloween prank, Ghost Taints Your Supplements with Turinabol.
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The lack of trust permeates and taints every aspect of life.
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So I'm sorry if this taints your view of my experiments.
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Maddow: Trump's personal turmoil taints U.S. military options and national security pic.twitter.
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It's frustrating that it kind of taints your win a little bit.
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They lie about who they are and it taints everything they do.
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Moist weather when beans are cured taints them with an undesirable bitter taste.
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It's an environment that taints every discussion about the future of Destiny 2.
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He has argued that the dossier taints special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
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Worrying about whether or not your life is in danger taints that experience forever.
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But it certainly taints that season of it," Lankford told CBS's "Face the Nation.
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There is nothing in the text messages that taints Mueller's independent investigation, Democrats say.
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And doesn&apost it, with no investigation doesn&apost it taints the entire Russian probe?
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"I don&apost think it taints his story at all," Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe said.
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"Some of it is Mueller&aposs fault (but) it completely taints his investigation," Giuliani said.
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They're hoping for a particular outcome, and that, on some level, taints any investigation they conduct.
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The idea seems to be that any role for the profit motive taints the whole effort.
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Do they have an ulterior motive that taints the quality of the advice they are offering?
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Well, what it does is it taints the legitimate concerns of a lot of his followers.
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But it certainly taints that season of it," Lankford said on CBS News's "Face the Nation.
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If the President thinks the system that elected him is corrupt, then he taints his own victory.
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Rules of Equality To the Sports Editor: Re "Inequality in the Stands Taints an International Sport," Feb.
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"Window" makes you wonder if getting older taints that awe of seeing something for the first time.
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Much of human trafficking takes place abroad, yet it nonetheless taints American products and undermines American workers.
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" In his resignation letter, Berry conceded that his tweet "taints the good work of fair-minded journalists everywhere.
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And, they assert, the inclusion of the nuclear subsidy taints the clean-energy efforts in the companion bill.
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What many would consider the overreach of #MeToo is propelled in part by politics, which taints the movement.
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To take that pureness and alter it in any way for recruitment purposes, at least to me, taints it.
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The mesh basket filter is fine enough that you won't get the heavy sediment that taints some cold brewers.
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When teachers are emotionally exhausted, that seeps into their teaching and taints student performance and educational outcomes, research shows.
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"I think it taints the investigation," said Deputy Chief Thomas Castro, who oversees detectives for the Dallas Police Department.
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A screenshot of shot of EWG's interactive map shows that chromium-23 taints the tap water of 218 million Americans.
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Though it can be a downer when boredom taints the pleasure in our lives, hedonic adaptation serves an evolutionary purpose.
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Charges relating to a third woman were dropped after a police blunder, something Mr Weinstein's lawyers argue taints the whole case.
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The Astros will talk a lot about moving on from the cheating scheme that forever taints their 2017 World Series title.
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If future pay is based on previous earnings, then the original sin of an initial hire taints a woman's entire working life.
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It dribbles out of the chicken package onto their kitchen counters, cutting boards sponges and taints the other foods they are preparing.
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Ours not only tattoos the condemned man's body with needles and scalpels but also irremediably taints our justice for years to come.
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Saager Enjeti rips Biden, says coal miner remarks harken back to Clinton mistakes of 2016 MORE candidacy, taints the party's presidential prospects.
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But what this does in my judgment, having done this for 30 plus years, and tried some fairly significant cases, it taints everything.
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What taints the office in the eyes of Liberals (as well as Canada's centre-leftists, the New Democratic Party) is its political origin.
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"I am concerned that Ms. Pierce's involvement in the process of the BDAC irreparably taints any recommendations made by the Committee," Ellison wrote.
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Racism taints Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson and every other Confederate officer; white supremacists understand, correctly, the real legacies of these men.
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These authors depict a private rage—the sort that settles into the cracks of relationships, taints intimate spaces, invokes the absurd and the cruel.
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In a paragraph that can serve as a keynote, Eugenides writes about how the behavior of our chieftains trickles down and taints daily life.
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For them to think that damages their view of the United States not only as a culture, but it taints all of our policies.
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The rules could make the service more appealing to advertisers and investors hoping to avoid companies with taints of fake news and online abuse.
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"We need to start testing drugs and giving people warnings about fentanyl and carfentanil — in real time," Ciccarone said, whether it taints heroin, cocaine, or meth.
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"The sentence runs against the rule of law and taints Morocco's justice system as Mahdaoui did not commit a crime," his lawyer, Mohamed El Hini, said.
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Wielgus "has an animal rights agenda, and it taints his work," Kretz said, though he didn't point to any science refuting the peer-reviewed lion research.
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And just as such a document is not free of barbarism, barbarism taints also the manner in which it was transmitted from one owner to another.
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They believe new elections would cost Popular Force its majority amid widespread contempt for elected officials as a graft scandal taints much of the country's political class.
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But the question is how much he taints the Republican Party even after he's gone — and how comfortable suburban voters are with the Democratic drift to the left.
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Weinstein says the alleged misconduct is so egregious, it taints the entire indictment involving all 3 accusers and he is asking the judge to dismiss all criminal charges.
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But, this latest episode from the WBC is as absurd as it is wretched and certainly taints what should have been a top end-of-year heavyweight contest.
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Likewise, in stopping Mr Strieff, since Mr Fackrell's "sole purpose was to fish for evidence", the unlawful nature of the stop taints the evidence obtained during that stop.
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In other words, if there are laws on the books that are so clearly absurd and unfair, then it taints the virtues of the other, more appropriate laws.
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Later, news of the texts broke publicly, and Trump and his allies have been furiously attacking Strzok ever since, arguing that his "bias" taints the larger Russia investigation.
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With every famous man uncovered as a sexual predator in recent months, there has been a ripple effect that taints, in retrospect, every project in which they were involved.
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Microsoft put another nail in the coffin of codes by branding players found guilty of using external tools with a CHEATER label, a scarlet letter that taints their Gamerscore.
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The new rules could also whet investors' appetites for Snapchat if they help the company avoid the taints of fake news and online abuse that have dogged its rivals.
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Taking forecasts of S&P 500 earnings from 127.853-2015, The Economist has built a simple statistical model to try to take out the bias that taints Wall Street's prognostications.
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If Mr. Mulvaney gets up in front of a bunch of bankers and openly admits he meets only with those with deep pockets, it taints his whole decision-making process.
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Some of the shorties that messed me up at first included ITT and AYS, TAINTS and SKIN; I liked the clue for SWIMS, and the same-clued SCISSOR and SAWN.
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Team Trump's modified strategy — from constantly attacking different candidates to eagerly watching from the sidelines as chaos taints the Democratic primary process — follows a spate of good news for its candidate.
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These entertainers were celebrating our culture, to be sure, but so much of that had to do with making money, a sad realization that taints some of my favorite childhood memories.
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A: Most people outside the church are injected with medical nanomachines very early in their lives, but the church believes that procedure taints the body with sin and won't allow it.
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How do we preserve the beauty of Puccini's music, the likes of which will never be composed again, while also recognizing that it taints how we perceive Chinese women like me?
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RELATED: Panama Papers Leak Taints David Cameron's Effort to Curb Massive UK Tax Avoidance Cameron has previously called tax avoidance "morally wrong" and made moves to increase transparency at offshore tax havens.
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The angriest of gamers often feel the need to act as gatekeepers for gaming because they imagine that making gaming feel more accessible to other groups somehow taints the purity of their hobby.
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"The Trump tweet not only makes the Commission's job adjudicating the matter even more complicated; the President's inappropriate, out-of-channels involvement possibly taints the whole proceeding," Wheeler said in a blog post Wednesday.
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In a country that has been losing its bearings on immigration, this effort taints all who touch it, from the ICE director, Sarah Saldaña, to Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson, to President Obama himself.
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Although this was certainly not his intention, Gingrich's formulation pointed to something that is undeniably true: Obama is the Mr. Clean of American politics, having run an administration unusually untarnished by taints of corruption
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His approaching trial has generated fresh questions about what justifies stopping someone, and whether an illegal stop taints the information police officers get from it, even if all they get is a person's name.
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Valve says it's taking a new approach to user reviews on its gaming marketplace Steam, after attempting and largely failing to solve the problem of so-called review bombing that taints its consumer recommendation system.
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Jihadists developed a dubious doctrine of vicarious liability: democracy, which they declare is an abomination for Muslims, taints all citizens of Western countries with the sins of their rulers because they vote them into office.
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As little as one dollar of federal assistance taints the entire project with all federal requirements and it is not usually possible to have a 100 percent locally funded segment or portion of the project.
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On-going communication about the project, and then on the film set, had a shared aim: moving away from clichés in order to avoid the cultural appropriation and subversion that so often taints images representing Native peoples.
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That campaign emboldens extremists like Mr. King and taints the entire G.O.P. Mr. King has long been a leader of the "hell no" caucus, a handful of far-right House Republicans who trolled Congress over immigration reform.
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"Conscious consumers will be an essential part of the movement that will make companies and governments get serious about ending the evil that taints the products we use every day," said Jakub Sobik of charity Anti-Slavery International.
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So convinced is he that evidence of Russian meddling taints his legitimacy, Trump refuses in nearly every way to face the issue squarely and dispassionately -- the way any good commander in chief would face a national security threat.
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But the longer the shutdown goes on, there must be some danger that Democrats come to be seen as just another example of Washington dysfunction -- in a way that taints their hopes of a fast start in the House.
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The irony is that his laggard response to Putin's abuses and the ongoing revelations about what his campaign and administration officials hid about their relations to Russia taints all efforts to work with Russia on issues such as Syria.
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Drug users in urban neighborhoods are especially vulnerable to variability in illicit drugs, particularly fentanyl, a synthetic opioid 100 times more potent than morphine that taints heroin in many places, Kathie Kane-Willis of the Chicago Urban League told BuzzFeed News.
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The political elites in the postcolonial Arab world, be they conservative or of the left, are still allergic to foreign support endorsing local calls for democracy: The memory of colonization taints any, or almost any, form of international assistance with suspicion.
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What's more, a law passed in 2011 prevents anyone ever detained at Guantánamo Bay from coming to America, even to the supermax facility in Colorado that no one has ever escaped from, even if you're demonstrably innocent, as if the place itself taints you.
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Related: Panama Papers Leak Taints David Cameron's Effort to Curb Massive UK Tax Avoidance Cameron's late father Ian was among tens of thousands of people named in leaked documents from Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca which showed how the world's rich and powerful stash their wealth.
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I think this emotional sidebar is secondary to the fact that the cheater is stealing from the whole class: Writing from the cheater is not a good sample for others to workshop because it is not original and taints the learning opportunities of the other students.
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"When I was walking throughout the city, I was trying to take as many pictures as I could to sort of remember ... But it, like, taints the memory because in all my pictures, the streets are empty, and there it's just like, I don't know, it feels like it's history in the making."
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Related: Panama Papers Leak Taints David Cameron's Effort to Curb Massive UK Tax Avoidance But the Global Times, an influential tabloid published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, suggested in an editorial on Tuesday that Western media backed by Washington used such leaks to attack political targets in non-Western countries.
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President Rodrigo Duterte, who has had a thorny relationship with the church, questioned anew in a speech late Friday some of the basic tenets of the Catholic faith, including the concept of original sin, which he said taints even innocent infants and can only be removed through baptism in a church for a fee.
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" The squalid poetry of convenience stores is one of Cohen's fortes, and among the many memorable descriptions of them, one of particular note is of Yoav becoming attuned to "thoughts or intimations or taints of impatience that might come from being stuck in line behind a grubby slow salaaming human of another race who kept changing his mind about his Powerball digits at the deli — he'd have to break with those thoughts.
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James LankfordJames Paul LankfordHillicon Valley: GOP hits back over election security bills | Ratcliffe out for intel chief | Social media companies consider policies targeting 'deepfakes' | Capital One, GitHub sued over breach The Hill's 12:30 Report: Biden camp feels boost after Detroit debate GOP punches back in election security fight MORE (R-Okla.), who sits on the Senate Intelligence Committee and is therefore part of the panel's own Russia investigation, said he does not think an agent on Mueller's team sending some anti-Trump messages "taints the entire process" of the special counsel's probe.
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"Mount Polley Spill taints Alaska-B.C. mine relations." The Globe and Mail. February 1, 2015.
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When the drying process is not rapid enough earthy and musty taints, like Rio-flavor come up.
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Drive it out and along with it any taints of vainness, distrust, hatred or other such clouds shadowing your life.
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Diacetyl rarely taints wine to levels where it becomes undrinkable.Gibson, George; Farkas, Mike Flaws and Faults in Wine. URL accessed on 12 March 2006.
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Diacetyl rarely taints wine to levels where it becomes undrinkable.Gibson, George; Farkas, Mike Flaws and Faults in Wine. URL accessed on 12 March 2006.
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The roots and leaves have a strong acrid, garlic-like odor which taints the milk and meat of animals that graze on it.Johnson, L. 1999. Anamu: Petiveria Alliacea. 14 pages (paperback).
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Ridgway, K. (n.d.). Avoiding Customer Complaints: Origins of Food Taints and Off- flavours. RSSL. Many more examples can be seen throughout food production sectors including in oats, coffee, glucose syrup and brewing.
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Yet those it taints become...undying. The Dark exists within a person as negative energy that unleashes the individual's latent power.Hardin: We all possess energy, Inquisitor. But it is a negative energy.
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Oxidation (link is dead). Wine International. URL accessed on 2 April 2006. Apart from phenolic oxidation, the ethanol present within wine can also be oxidised into other compounds responsible for flavour and aroma taints.
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Davis dies from ingesting poisoned wine. Jacob taints his lips red with blood, mirroring Feiga ripping out the Nazi’s throat with her fangs; suggesting that just like Feiga, hardships have made him a fighter albeit a monster.
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His popularity was exemplified by his influence on many novels by Rosa Nouchette Carey.Elaine Hartnell: Carey, Rosa Nouchette 1840–1909 (1999). In: The Cambridge Guide to Women's Writing in English. Maudsley adhered to degeneration theory and believed that inherited "taints" were exaggerated through succeeding generations (Lamarckism).
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The Republican concluded its review of the book with "Throughout the presentation of his observations runs a thread of ill-considered bias which taints his words. We must look to other... more discerning writers for the truth about China.""Chinese 'Ways That Are Dark'," The Republican, 24 December 1933, 10.
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The statues that are models of humans have the spirit of that particular person inside of them, enabling them to talk. Being the 'spitting image' of that person, they are called 'Spits'. Spits are the good guys against the evil villain taints. The Gunner – the first 'Spit' George meets in the book.
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Stockton observes this is the only place where courtly love (a major theme in Confessio) is mentioned in Vox. Chapter 8 introduces an idea which Fisher considers a major theme. Man as a "microcosm whose sin taints the cosmos" can be traced back to fourth Lateran Council. This theme first appears in Mirour.
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The animal and other creature statues (such as the pterodactyl and the salamanders) have no spirit inside them so cannot talk. They are called 'taints'. The Grid Man – a metal sculpture separated into a grid, he moves part by part, just out of sync. Although a humanoid shape, it is classified as a taint.
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Sulfur is used as an additive throughout the winemaking process, primarily to stop oxidation as mentioned above but also as antimicrobial agent. When managed properly in wine, its presence there is often undetected, however when used recklessly it can contribute to flavour and aroma taints which are very volatile and potent. Sulfur compounds typically have low sensory thresholds.
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Palfreman, p. 44. MPTP (which sometimes taints MPPP, an effective synthetic opioid), is selectively toxic to the same nerve cells in the brain which die in Parkinson's disease, the substantia nigra. The discovery of the biologic effects of this compound led to a renaissance of the basic and clinical research in Parkinson's disease. The clinical implications of this case were ground breaking.
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On January 25, 1992, the Bush administration cancelled the international trade center construction project. Days later, a United States district court ruled that Delta Partnership had been chosen in violation of federal contracting guidelines, although the court also refused to overturn the award after finding no bias in the award process.Pyatt, Jr., Rudloph A. "Flawed Selection Process Taints Downtown Federal Complex." Washington Post.
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On January 25, 1992, the Bush administration cancelled the international trade center construction project. Days later, a United States district court ruled that Delta Partnership had been chosen in violation of federal contracting guidelines, although the court also refused to overturn the award after finding no bias in the award process.Pyatt, Jr., Rudloph A. "Flawed Selection Process Taints Downtown Federal Complex." Washington Post.
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Bhikkhu Brahmali, What the Nikāyas Say and Do not Say about Nibbāna, Buddhist Studies Review. He cites a common passage which notes that the mind with the five hindrances is not considered radiant and thus it makes sense to say that a mind in jhana, which does not have the five hindrances, can be said to be radiant: > So too, bhikkhus, there are these five corruptions of the mind (cittassa), > corrupted by which the mind is neither malleable nor wieldy nor radiant > (pabhassaraṃ) but brittle and not rightly concentrated for the destruction > of the taints. What five? Sensual desire ... ill will ... sloth and torpor > ... restlessness and remorse ... doubt is a corruption of the mind, > corrupted by which the mind is neither malleable nor wieldy nor radiant but > brittle and not rightly concentrated for the destruction of the taints.
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She is taken to Britain's mainland in the cargo-hold of a ship laden with other souls sharing her fate. Not long after disembarking, Lin discovers that Dafydd had been on the ship also, as a cabin-boy. But the shadow of yet another auction looming in their future taints their joy of reunion. Now on foot, the slavers' destination is the northern British city of Ebrauc.
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" Reiss stated that he was a "little upset" by Groening's actions and that "this taints everything at the last minute. [...] This episode doesn't say 'Watch The Critic all over it." Jean added "What bothers me about all of this, is that now people may get the impression that this Simpsons episode is less than good. It stands on its own even if The Critic never existed.
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The bag is sealed by a simple plastic tap. ;Brettanomyces : A wine spoilage yeast that produces taints in wine commonly described as barnyard or band-aids. ;Brix/Balling : A measurement of the dissolved sucrose level in a wine ; Brouillis : The product of the first distillation in the production of Cognac ;Brut : A French term for a very dry Champagne or sparkling wine. Drier than extra dry.
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Only then has it really become "a man's second nature, as it were, to prove his love of God at certain times and under certain circumstances, to practise virtue and, as far as human nature may, to preserve his soul even from the slightest taints" (Mutz, l. c., p. 43). Owing to the weakness of human nature and the presence of the evil concupiscence (fomes peccati: Trid., Sess.
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However, Adam has a plan of his own with the assistance of Pete Cortlandt who taints the Bella perfume at the launch party. Colby gets sick, but no one notices that it is due to the perfume. Greenlee later gets sick, but calls it the flu. When a wedding party arrives at P.V. Hospital, Angie Hubbard says that it is a toxin in Bella that is causing the sickness.
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Karma is thought of as a kind of pollution, that taints the soul with various colours (leśyā). Based on its karma, a soul undergoes transmigration and reincarnates in various states of existence—like heavens or hells, or as humans or animals. Jains cite inequalities, sufferings, and pain as evidence for the existence of karma. Various types of karma are classified according to their effects on the potency of the soul.
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The point is, Matt's name has been on Mike's and Al's scripts and he has taken plenty of credit for a lot of their great work. In fact, he is the direct beneficiary of their work. The Critic is their shot and he should be giving them his support." Reiss stated that he was a "little upset" by Groening's actions and that "this taints everything at the last minute.
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The point is, Matt's name has been on Mike's and Al's scripts and he has taken plenty of credit for a lot of their great work. In fact, he is the direct beneficiary of their work. The Critic is their shot and he should be giving them his support." Reiss stated that he was a "little upset" by Groening's actions and that "this taints everything at the last minute.
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The Gunner is part of the Royal Artillery Memorial which was made by Charles Sargeant Jagger and stands in Hyde Park Corner. The Officer One of the Spits who is part of the Royal Artillery Memorial and whom George meets as he stands on the plinth of the Gunner. The Sphinxes – Met near Cleopatra's Needle. Being half lion and half woman, there is some confusion as to whether they are Spits or Taints.
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A CIA agent is suspicious of Ammut when he spots him at LAX, but intense security checks find nothing. As the agent confronts Ammut, all four locations are attacked. Ammut detonates a nuclear bomb at LAX, Erys taints Boston’s water supply, Masubi destroys the refinery, and Reshef launches a chemical attack at the NYSE. The President and his advisors respond to the emergency by calling on Gabriel Mot, an undercover operative who possesses superhuman powers.
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Off-flavours or off-flavors (see spelling differences) are taints in food products caused by the presence of undesirable compounds. They can originate in raw materials, from chemical changes during food processing and storage, and from micro-organisms. Off-flavours are a recurring issue in drinking water supply and many food products. Water bodies are often affected by geosmin and 2-methylisoborneol, affecting the flavour of water for drinking and of fish growing in that water.
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His teacher Śāriputra recommended him to practice breathing meditation, but was unable to give Rāhula the instructions he needed. Rāhula therefore asked the Buddha to explain the meditation method in more detail and the Buddha responded by describing several meditation techniques to him. On a similar note, the Buddha taught Rāhula at a place called Andhavana about the impermanence of all things, and instructed him how to overcome the "taints" inside the mind. As a result, Rāhula attained enlightenment.
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Both Rich and Sheridan described it as unresponsive, with Rich further adding that it felt "sluggish." Campbell wrote that the on- screen controls were "too large and awkward to use comfortably", and also criticized the fact that the camera controls could not be inverted. Nesvadba stated that the control issues worked against the game in such a way that it "profoundly taints the experience". Shilling wrote that certain sections of the game became torturous to play as a result of the unresponsive controls.
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The sensory threshold can differ between individuals, and some find the compounds more unattractive than others. While it can be desirable at lower levels, there is no guarantee that high levels will not be produced. As Brettanomyces can potentially spoil a wine it is generally seen as a wine spoilage yeast, and its presence in wine as a wine fault. Wines that have been contaminated with Brettanomyces taints are often referred to as "Bretty", "metallic", or as having "Brett character".
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On the one hand, the active righteousness of a Christian and of an unbeliever is the same, for both do the same external works in the same vocations. For example, a person cannot tell the difference between a faithful Christian employee and a faithful non- believing employee by sight. In a certain respect, a Christian's active righteousness is different only because the sin that taints it has been forgiven. In other words, the righteousness coram deo sanctifies the righteousness coram mundo.
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At the beginning of the 21st century, it has become difficult to make an artistic statement in nude photography, given the proliferation of non-artistic and pornographic images which taints the subject in the perception of most viewers, limiting the opportunities to exhibit or publish the images. When they appear in mainstream consumer magazines such as Popular Photography, PC Photo, and Shutterbug; the editors receive sufficient negative response that they tend to reject the work of serious nude-image photographers.
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Blais also took part in the Parizeau government's public commission on sovereignty during the same period.Mike Shahin, "PLAYING FAVORITES: PQ dogmatism taints integrity of sovereignty hearings", Ottawa Citizen, 11 February 1995, C1. He suffered a heart attack in March 1995, but was back at his desk the following week."Heart attack sidelines PQ Outaouais delegate", Ottawa Citizen, 2 March 1995, B1. See also Bob Phillips, "Blais heart attack displays problems with Quebec health care", Ottawa Citizen, 10 March 1995, C3.
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Kirkpatrick, David D.; El Sheikh, Mayy. "Video of Mass Sexual Assault Taints Egypt Inauguration", The New York Times, 9 June 2014."#BBCtrending: Graphic 'sexual assault' video shocks Egypt", BBC News, 10 June 2014. A volunteer for I Saw Harassment said hundreds of people were grabbing at the woman and that it took the police 20 minutes to get her out of the crowd.Lizzie Dearden, "YouTube refuses Egypt's request to remove footage of Tahrir Square sexual assault", The Independent, 14 June 2014.
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Here, the origin of "ignorance" is the "taints" (āsava, see below). The cause's cessation is its temporal predecessor's cessation (for instance, old age and death cease when birth ceases). The way leading to the cessation of any of these twelve causes is the Noble Eightfold Path. Understanding any one of these twelve causes, its origin, cessation and the way leading to its cessation, the noble disciple abandons greed, aversion, conceit and ignorance, arouses wisdom, ends suffering and is one of right view.
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He explains to George that by breaking the stone dragon, he has entered a different world – an un-London – where statues move and talk. There are many worlds and the world George has entered is one where all the statues and sculptures are Spits or Taints and are at war, though presently a Cold War, with each other. No one else can see what is happening to him, except Edie Laemmel, a glint. She has the power to experience past events recorded in stones by touching them.
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When he understood these truths he was "enlightened" and liberated, as reflected in Majjhima Nikaya 26:42: "his taints are destroyed by his seeing with wisdom." The four truths were superseded by pratityasamutpada, and still later by the doctrine of the non-existence of a substantial self or person. According to Anderson, a long recognized feature of the Theravada canon is that it lacks an "overarching and comprehensive structure of the path to nibbana." The sutras form a network or matrix, which have to be taken together.
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"Ibn Qudamah: "As for the people of the Sunna who follow the traditions and pursue the path of the righteous ancestors, no imperfection taints them, not does any disgrace occur to them. Among them are the learned who practice their knowledge, the saints and the righteous men, the God-fearing and pious, the pure and the good, those who have attained the state of sainthood and the performance of miracles, and those who worship in humility and exert themselves in the study of religious law.
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The beginning and the end of the play is effected through Sudarshana, who in the Ahirbudhanya Samhita is the will of the omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent God. The Sudarshana manifests in 5 main ways to wit the 5 Shaktis, which are creation, preservation, destruction, obstruction, and obscuration; to free the soul from taints and fetters which produce vasanas causing new births; so as to make the soul return to her natural form and condition which she shares with the supreme lord, namely, omnipotence, omniscience, omnipresence.
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Dynamic tainting is a technique for protecting programs from illegal memory accesses. When memory is allocated, at runtime, this technique taints both the memory and the corresponding pointer using the same taint mark. Taint marks are then suitably propagated while the program executes and are checked every time a memory address m is accessed through a pointer p; if the taint marks associated with m and p differ, the execution is stopped and the illegal access is reported. SPARC M7 processors (and higher) implement dynamic tainting in hardware.
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On the fifth anniversary of PFS, Hoppe reflected on its goals: > On the one hand, positively, it was to explain and elucidate the legal, > economic, cognitive and cultural requirements and features of a free, state- > less natural order. On the other hand, negatively, it was to unmask the > State and showcase it for what it really is: an institution run by gangs of > murderers, plunderers, and thieves, surrounded by willing executioners, > propagandists, sycophants, crooks, liars, clowns, charlatans, dupes and > useful idiots – an institution that dirties and taints everything it > touches.
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Indeed, during Keats' few years as a published poet, the reputation of the older Romantic school was at its lowest ebb. Keats came to echo these sentiments in his work, identifying himself with a "new school" for a time, somewhat alienating him from Wordsworth, Coleridge and Byron and providing the basis from the scathing attacks from Blackwood's and The Quarterly. By the time of his death, Keats had therefore been associated with the taints of both old and new schools: the obscurity of the first-wave Romantics and the uneducated affectation of Hunt's "Cockney School".
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The humorous writer Stephen Pile described it as a 'serious work describing the triumph of good over evil and the Boy Scout movement'. Stephen Pile included it as the 'Worst West End Play' in his Book of Heroic Failure. In a December 1939 article TIME magazine wrote that "London's bright boys just had to see what the worst show in 20 years looked like. They screamed with laughter at its superpatriotic goings-on, involving gallant officers, dastardly villains, prostitutes, Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, taints of illegitimacy, stolen papers, stolen cash, the Union Jack".
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Commenting on Rommel's conquest of Tunisia, Marvin Perry writes that: "The bridgehead Rommel established in Tunisia enabled the SS to herd Jews into slave labor camps."World War II in Europe: A Concise History By Marvin Perry page 165 Der Spiegel writes that: "The SS had established a network of labor camps in Tunisia. More than 2,500 Tunisian Jews died in six months of German rule, and the regular army was also involved in executions." New Research Taints Image of Desert Fox Rommel Spiegel International Jan Friedmann 23.05.
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Ginna continues to live a neglected existence in the palace, taught by Hadel and befriended by a young girl. After three years the boy and girl flee Ai Hanlo and Kaemen's increasingly capricious tyranny, which is ushering in an apocalypse of blood and darkness. They fall in with a merchant caravan and later a ship manned by mystical warriors as the darkness spreading from the city taints and changes the world, engulfing humanity and awakening long- buried monsters and horrors. Ginna gains knowledge and some power during his journey, but despairs of making a difference.
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She would have said that she could "not control these crazy people" and that she was leaving "before it taints my biography." While Collares remembers Rousseff as an example of competence and public transparency, Braga disagrees, stating that "she did not even leave us a single report, and the Treasury Secretary was a chaos." Araújo's defeat jettisoned the PDT of the local executive branch. In 1989, however, Rousseff was appointed director-general of the City Council, but was dismissed by councilman Valdir Fraga, president of the local legislature, after arriving late for work.
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Kuwait's foreign worker sponsorship system mandates that expatriates must be sponsored by a local employer to get a work permit. In August 2008, MP Abdullah Al-Roumi declared that he was going to draft a law to scrap Kuwait’s "kafeel" foreign worker sponsorship system: "The government should be the only kafeel... We have scores of bachelors residing in Kuwait with an equal number of crimes. Many are caused due to the 'trading with humans' issue which taints the reputation of Kuwait." Plans to change the system were dropped in 2011.
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Walt explains her emotional distress to the Schraders as the effect of serious marital discord, and he exposes Skyler's affair with Ted in the process. This taints Skyler's relationship with Marie, closing off a potential path of escape; Skyler is now effectively a prisoner in her own home. While she continues to launder money through the car wash, her attitude towards Walt devolves into a barely concealed hatred. Skyler eventually brings Walt to a storage locker packed with millions of dollars in cash, convincing him to get out of the drug business, as they now have more money than they will ever need.
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More recently, the Mennonite church and Christian peace theologians are actively trying to come to grips with the sexual abuse – and apparent institutional cover-up – which taints the legacy of John Howard Yoder. In October 2014, the governing board of Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary (AMBS) released the following statement: Seminary leaders held an AMBS-based gathering, including a Service of Lament, Confession, and Hope on the weekend of March 21–22, 2015. The historian Rachel Waltner Goossen was commissioned by Mennonite Church USA to produce a complete report chronicling Yoder's sexual abuse and church responses to it, which was published in January 2015.
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Specifically, Nigeria had advanced efforts to provide universal primary education, protect the environment. A prerequisite for achieving many of these worthwhile objectives is curtailing endemic corruption, which stymies development and taints Nigeria's business environment. President Olusegun Obasanjo's campaign against corruption, which includes the arrest of officials accused of misdeeds and recovering stolen funds, has won praise from the World Bank. In September 2005, Nigeria, with the assistance of the World Bank, began to recover US$458 million of illicit funds that had been deposited in Swiss banks by the late military dictator Sani Abacha, who ruled Nigeria from 1993 to 1998.
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In the Anguttara Nikaya, training in "higher virtue" includes following the Patimokkha, training in "higher mind" (sometimes simply referred to as "concentration") includes entering and dwelling in the four jhanas, and training in "higher wisdom" includes directly perceiving the Four Noble Truths or knowledge of destruction of the taints. AN 3.85, AN 3.89, AN 3.90 In several canonical discourses, a more "gradual" instruction (anupubbikathā) is provided to receptive lay people (see also, gradual training). This latter instruction culminates in the teaching of the Four Noble Truths which in itself concludes with the Noble Eightfold Path, the constituents of which can be mapped to this threefold training (see below).
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An inversion can develop aloft as a result of air gradually sinking over a wide area and being warmed by adiabatic compression, usually associated with subtropical high-pressure areas.Wallace and Hobbs (2006) Atmospheric Science: An Introductory Survey A stable marine layer may then develop over the ocean as a result. As this layer moves over progressively warmer waters, however, turbulence within the marine layer can gradually lift the inversion layer to higher altitudes, and eventually even pierce it, producing thunderstorms, and under the right circumstances, tropical cyclones. The accumulated smog and dust under the inversion quickly taints the sky reddish, easily seen on sunny days.
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The next day, Cadi goes to the river, thinking about how to get rid of the sins that she carries. At that time, a little girl named Lilybet appears, and after talking with her, Cadi decides to visit the Sin Eater in the hopes that he can take her sins from her. Cadi is the only one who can see or hear Lilybet, and her parents and others begin to believe that she is "keeping company with taints" and that the girl is a demon. Cadi seeks out the Sin Eater by talking first to Elda Kendric who is the oldest person in the village.
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The next day, Cadi goes to the river, thinking about how to get rid of the sins that she carries. At that time, a little girl named Lilybet appears, and after talking with her, Cadi decides to visit the Sin Eater in the hopes that he can take her sins from her. Cadi is the only one who can see or hear Lilybet, and her parents and others begin to believe that she is "keeping company with taints" and that Lilybet is a demon. Cadi seeks out the Sin Eater by talking first to Elda Kendric who is the oldest person in the village.
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Byron Young in Britain's Daily Mirror said that it was the stewards' decision "that mars sport and turns fans away, that ruins the efforts of even the best competitors, taints the day and leaves fans wondering what exactly they are 'fans' of". The Finnish daily newspaper Helsingin Sanomat noted that though the Grand Prix had "crushed" Räikkönen's championship dreams, Hamilton had adhered "with the rules of racing" in giving the position back. The newspaper put Räikkönen's disappointment down to his crash, rather than the chicane incident. In Italy, La Gazzetta dello Sport declared that the decision was justified, stating that Hamilton "should have waited at least another turn rather than attacking so soon".
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Kuwait's foreign worker sponsorship system mandates that expatriates must be sponsored by a local employer to get a work permit. In August 2008, MP Abdullah Al-Roumi declared that he was going to draft a law to scrap Kuwait’s "kafeel" foreign worker sponsorship system: "The government should be the only kafeel... We have scores of bachelors residing in Kuwait with an equal number of crimes. Many are caused due to the 'trading with humans' issue which taints the reputation of Kuwait." The government is currently planning to scrap the 'sponsorship system' in favor of a new system will be implemented to allow the expatriate workers to transfer their residence permits to the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor.
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However, Pari overhears the groom and his mother talking to his lover in the rickshaw, saying that the marriage is a sham. The aunt rushes a horrified Pari to the ceremony, where Pari confronts them with what she witnessed; they deny it and leave, feigning insult, and Pari is blamed. The next day at the Sharma household, celebrity and family matriarch Bhawna Devi chases down her granddaughter Suman for wearing Western clothes and riding on a motorcycle with a boy. She reprimands the women of the house for the way Suman was raised, which taints her reputation, and threatens Suman and her mother – who thinks Devi can only be calmed by her favourite son Sattu.
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Amir's action was condemned by Bar-Ilan University. A professor of Talmud at the university, Daniel Sperber, said that this act "in no way represents the university or the policy of the university".Murder taints 'tolerant' campus Amir's claim that he was acting in accordance with Jewish law was rejected by the judges: "The attempt to grant religious authority to the murder...is completely inappropriate and amounts to cynical exploitation of Jewish law for goals that are alien to Judaism." Amir was later sentenced to an additional five years, and after an appeal on behalf of the state, eight years, for conspiring to commit the assassination with his brother Hagai Amir and Dror Adani.
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According to Paul Krassner in Los Angeles Times, "Turn Off Your Mind offers an alternative chronicle of what went on in the '60s when, somewhere along the spectrum of expanding consciousness, many hippies collided with a fascination with black magic. But Lachman's book reads more like a list of references that could conceivably serve as an aid in preparing for a stint on 'Occult Jeopardy!'" Krassner found the book to focus too much on the negative sides of the 1960s counterculture. He further wrote that Lachman "resorts to ... mendacious generalizations", "fails to report interesting details", that his "selection of anecdotes isn't without errors" and that there is "a fixation on fascism in the book that taints Lachman's perceptions".
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He also argues against what he views as the demonization of customers in anti-prostitution arguments. He has stated that the exaggeration of the scale of violence and trafficking in the sex industry, the demonization of customers, and the call for a punitive response to such problems by prostitution abolitionists amounts to a moral panic. Pdf. Pdf. He further argues that prostitution abolitionists are largely motivated by ideology, generally radical feminism or Christian right views, and this ideologically driven view taints research and statistics about prostitution and trafficking offered by researchers and groups that advocate this position. He has been particularly critical of the claims of anti- prostitution writers such as Janice Raymond, Donna M. Hughes, and Melissa Farley for such reasons.
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Mayor Alejandrino also directed ire at former Pampanga Governors Mark Lapid and Lito Lapid for their participation in the storyline which taints the reputation of the town and province they once served. Coco Martin, the show's lead is also a native of Pampanga, hailing from San Fernando. Alejandrino said that the storyline the show is running is a sensitive topic in Arayat, which used to be a bastion for socialist and communist movements from the pre-World War II years up to the 1990s. Alejandrino further said that contrary to what has been the reaction online to the course of action taken by the Municipality, they are not overreacting and that they are only trying to protect the town's image, which has a lucrative tourist market.
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The dining room was painted in pale lemon, with gold beads on the door panels. The floor in the dining room was covered with a Brussels- style carpet, apparently locally made. The chairs and tables were made locally as well, of Oregon ash with burl maple veneer. Further towards the stern on the boiler deck was the ladies saloon, which included six rooms, painted in a different color from the dining room. One of the rooms had been fitted up as a ladies toilet, in which the pumps kept “continuous jets of water playing, while the boat is in motion, so that no offensive effluvia taints these sumptuous cabins.” During winter, this area was heated by a steam radiator covered a marble slab.
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Upon release, Music & Media wrote: "Gone are the E-bow guitars, the traditional celtic melodies, and the 'grandeur' of the old Big Country sound. What is left is a straightforward rock song, which seems to be aimed at the US market."Music & Media - Previews: Singles - 2 June 1990 - page 19 Peter Kinghorn of Newcastle Evening Chronicle commented: "The big rocking sound is different, but still recognisably them."Newcastle Evening Chronicle - Singles Choices - Peter Kinghorn - 8 May 1990 - page 13 In a review of Through a Big Country, New Musical Express considered it a "shame" that the compilation opened with "Save Me", which they described as a "turgid meander across Gary Moore's builder's yard terrain which taints the subsequent clutch of faves from The Crossing".
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"If the federal court permits such evidence, the intended product of deliberately illegal Government action, to be used to obtain a conviction, it places its imprimatur upon such lawlessness, and thereby taints its own integrity."Payner, 447 U.S. at 745–46 (majority opinion). Since the purpose of the supervisory power was to allow the courts to protect their own integrity, Marshall continued, he was all the more puzzled by the majority's focus on the Fourth Amendment's standing provisions. "The only way the IRS can benefit from the evidence it chose to obtain illegally is if the evidence is admitted at trial against persons such as Payner; that was the very point of the criminal exercise in the first place", he wrote.
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Those who speak on behalf of BME communities sometimes reinforce conservative attitudes towards sexual orientation; this is experienced as oppressive by many British South Asian LGBT people. Patrick McAleenan wrote in The Telegraph that "homophobia taints the British Asian community" and that the "opposition to a gay lifestyle [is] still strong amongst the British Asian community". Balaji Ravichandran commented in The Guardian that while "in the south Asian diaspora, being gay is often deeply taboo"; he also believes the "gay community should help south Asians", pointing to the perceived racism of White British gay men. , the joint Foreign and Commonwealth Office and British Home Office Forced Marriage Unit noted a 65% increase in forced marriages among primarily British Asian men.
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Upon its theatrical release, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops described the film as a “Low-budget chiller ... in which a new student at a girl's prep school turns into a murderous vampire after falling under the hypnotic spell of the school's feminist science teacher ... Stylized violence, hokey menace and sexual innuendo" and gave the film an “Adults Only” rating.Catholic News Service, Media Review Office. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. 1957. For its DVD release, DVD Verdict wrote: "Blood of Dracula has nothing to do with Dracula, but rather taints the vampire legend into the fate of a cranky teenage girl. The film basically takes the same route as I Was a Teenage Werewolf, but never lives up to that effort, especially with Harrison’s monster turns kept to a bare minimum.
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Shelley compares his Romantic hero Prometheus to Milton's Satan from Paradise Lost. > The only imaginary being, resembling in any degree Prometheus, is Satan; and > Prometheus is, in my judgment, a more poetical character than Satan, > because, in addition to courage, and majesty, and firm and patient > opposition to omnipotent force, he is susceptible of being described as > exempt from the taints of ambition, envy, revenge, and a desire for personal > aggrandizement, which, in the hero of Paradise Lost, interfere with the > interest. The character of Satan engenders in the mind a pernicious > casuistry which leads us to weigh his faults with his wrongs, and to excuse > the former because the latter exceed all measure. In the minds of those who > consider that magnificent fiction with a religious feeling it engenders > something worse.
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In this Teaching that is so well proclaimed by me and is plain, open, explicit and free of patchwork; for those who are arahants, free of taints, who have accomplished and completed their task, have laid down the burden, achieved their aim, severed the fetters binding to existence, who are liberated by full knowledge, there is no (future) round of existence that can be ascribed to them. – Majjhima Nikaya i.130 ¶ 42, Translated by Nyanaponika Thera (Nyanaponika, 2006) Furthermore, for the Theravada, nirvana is uniquely the only asankhata dhamma (unconditioned phenomenon) and unlike other schools, they do not recognize different unconditioned phenomena or different types of nirvana (such as the apratistha or non-abiding nirvana of Mahayana).Thích, Thiện Châu (1984) The Literature of the Personalists, p. 201-202.
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Therefore, the process of the coffee cooling down is irreversible unless extra energy is added to the system. However, a paradox arose when attempting to reconcile microanalysis of a system with observations of its macrostate. Many processes are mathematically reversible in their microstate when analyzed using classical Newtonian mechanics. This paradox clearly taints microscopic explanations of macroscopic tendency towards equilibrium, such as James Clerk Maxwell's 1860 argument that molecular collisions entail an equalization of temperatures of mixed gases. From 1872 to 1875, Ludwig Boltzmann reinforced the statistical explanation of this paradox in the form of Boltzmann's entropy formula stating that as the number of possible microstates a system might be in, increases, the entropy of the system increases and it becomes less likely that the system will return to an earlier state.
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The story of Knuckle Bash revolves around the Mad Bull Group, a corrupt wrestling organization that profits and taints the reputation of the sport, whose wrestlers are upon by children as role models. Three former members of the Mad Bull Group who deserted from the organization due to their actions and labeled as traitors arranged a secret meeting at a Chicago hotel in order to contact a skillful "Ninpow" master, who is also wanted by the Mad Bull Group. On their journey, the wrestlers venture into the Battle Kingdom headquarters, where another Mad Bull Group plans to desert from the organization because of their actions. After facing multiple battle against members of the Mad Bull Group, the wrestlers manage to dismantle the organization and their victorious story was widespread thereafter.
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Rather, there was a lack of data from reliable scientific investigation into physiological mechanisms, and the means "by which the effects of hydropathy can be measured and controlled". > Probably however, nothing has done more to repel earnest research than the > suspicion of quackery which taints the practice that ordinarily goes by this > name. Huge establishments can only be made to pay by full houses well kept > up, and this is found as a rule to require that their calling be magnified > in ways which are at once too special and popular to be scientific and > genuine. The British Medical Journal concurred with this writer on all counts, noting that there were "simple generalisations" that could be deduced regarding the effects of heat and cold on physiological processes, and lamenting the lack of such generalisations by "therapeutical authorities", let alone scientific investigations.
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Reviewing Christian history from a postcolonial critical perspective, history is realized to be intrinsically more than just impartial facts. As history is essentially a narrative of what happened, it is always an interpretation, which is "bound by time, place, and the social, political, religious, cultural and economic positions of writers", and a representation, being an "interested construction of representation through which power is expressed, reflected, and exercised." Postcolonial historical methods, therefore, begins with tracing the development of the dominant narrative, followed by a critical reassessment of the sources and the historiography of the mainstream narrative, and finally teasing out the colonial taints and construct new, alternative narratives. This is especially relevant in the history of churches in which missionary work has been heavily involved, as such historiographies tend to have more difficulty in treating Western engagement and local churches from an egalitarian perspective.
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In holding that the statement given at the sheriff's office > was admissible, the Court stated: > >> It [would be] an unwarranted extension of Miranda to hold that simple failure to administer the warnings, unaccompanied by any actual coercion or other circumstances calculated to undermine the suspect's ability to exercise his free will, so taints the investigatory process that a subsequent voluntary and informed waiver is ineffective for some indeterminate period. Though Miranda requires that the unwarned admission must be suppressed, the admissibility of any subsequent statement should turn in these circumstances solely on whether it is knowingly and voluntarily made. > > Elstad, 470 U.S. at 309, 105 S.Ct. 1285. Citing , 108 S. Ct. 2389, 101 L. > Ed. 2d 261 (1988), Fellers argues that the officers' failure to administer > the Miranda warnings at his home violated his sixth amendment right to > counsel inasmuch as the encounter constituted a post-indictment interview.
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"Ahmet T. Karamustafa, Sufism: The Formative Period (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2007), p. 132 As scholars have noted, Hanbali authors of the period were "united in their affirmation of sainthood and saintly miracles," and Ibn Qudamah was no exception. Thus, Ibn Qudamah vehemently criticized what he perceived to be the rationalizing tendencies of Ibn Aqil for his attack against the veneration of saints, saying: "As for the people of the Sunna who follow the traditions and pursue the path of the righteous ancestors, no imperfection taints them, not does any disgrace occur to them. Among them are the learned who practise their knowledge, the saints and the righteous men, the God-fearing and pious, the pure and the good, those who have attained the state of sainthood and the performance of miracles, and those who worship in humility and exert themselves in the study of religious law.
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Within the scope of the Polifemo, the presence of ugliness and the grotesque which taints the Arcadian landscape of the pastoral, proves predestined to annihilate both the beauty and harmony inherent in pastoral naivety, something which was cherished in both Renaissance art and the ancient bucolic.Wagschal 179 Even in paradise, where a harmonious and fruitful relationship between the loved and beloved remains a possibility, love never forms or subsists in a vacuum and is instead constantly tested and reshaped by the external realities that also allowed for it. Love eventually enters into a state of disequilibrium where both exterior circumstance and the instrinsic instability of the emotion jointly transmute the original form. The intemperance of love and the existence of evil as the result neglecting the good are deeply rooted in a non-Christian pagan morality birthed by Socrates in which excess and evil are the products of ignorance, which can be effectively ameliorated with proper education.
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National Hero of Indonesia () is the highest-level title awarded in Indonesia. It is posthumously given by the Government of Indonesia for actions which are deemed to be heroic, defined as "actual deeds which can be remembered and exemplified for all time by other citizens" or "extraordinary service furthering the interests of the state and people". The Ministry of Social Affairs gives seven criteria which an individual must fulfill, as follows: #Have been an Indonesian citizen who is deceased and, during his lifetime, led an armed struggle or produced a concept or product useful to the state; #Have continued the struggle throughout his life and performed above and beyond the call of duty; #Have had a wide-reaching impact through his actions; #Have shown a high degree of nationalism; #Have been of good moral standing and respectable character; #Never surrendered to his enemies; and #Never committed an act which taints his or her legacy. Nominations undergo a four-step process and must be approved at each level.
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