Carney hit back saying he will not "take instruction" over policy.
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BoE Governor Mark Carney subsequently said he did not "take instruction" from politicians.
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He is one of the few national-caliber male swimmers to take instruction from a woman.
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Artists inclined to present performance art at their openings could take instruction from the designers here.
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Later in the week, when I'm a little more settled, I might be able to take instruction.
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Soon after, Carney said he would not "take instruction" from politicians on how to meet the Bank's inflation target.
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Carney hit back at the criticism, saying he would not "take instruction" from politicians on how to do his job.
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In the churn raised by Brexit, he said, both parties are moving toward a model in which lawmakers take instruction from voters, and cease to make decisions on the basis of their own judgment.
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"What they need to be able to do is come to work on time every day, pay attention to what they're doing, take instruction well, and just put in an honest day's work," he said.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney on Friday hit back at criticism from May of the central bank's low interest rates, saying that he would not "take instruction" from politicians on how to do his job.
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We know Republicans worked hand in glove with Russian hackers because they more or less did so out in the open, just as super PACs take instruction from the public comments of the politicians they support.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney hit back at criticism from British Prime Minister Theresa May of the central bank's low interest rates, saying on Friday that he would not "take instruction" from politicians on how to do his job.
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BIRMINGHAM (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Friday he would not "take instruction" from politicians about how the BoE follows its objectives, in an apparent rebuff to criticism from Prime Minister Theresa May of the BoE's low interest rate policies.
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His relationship with Britain's new government came under strain last month when Prime Minister Theresa May said the BoE's huge bond purchases had "bad side effects" for savers, prompting Carney to say he would not take instruction from politicians on how to set rates.
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BIRMINGHAM, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Friday he would not "take instruction" from politicians about how the BoE follows its objectives, in an apparent rebuff to criticism from Prime Minister Theresa May of the BoE's low interest rate policies.
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The U.S. investment bank joins ABN Amro, which advises the company's management, and boutique firm Aperghis, working with shareholders, and will take instruction from both the company and the owners as they move forward to resolve a long-standing conflict, one of the sources said.
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That person does need not be autocratic or a self-important know-it-all, but someone who has the ability to harness all of this energy, arbitrate and facilitate, take shots and throw elbows, give direction and take instruction, and ultimately decide how and where resources are used and spent.
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"The American military saw what could be done with local, indigenous fighters who had a will to fight hard, take instruction and were trusted not to shoot U.S. forces in the back," said Nicholas A. Heras, a fellow at the Center for a New American Security who has advised Kurdish forces in Syria.
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It was founded by a member of the PLA (People's Liberation Army), even if it were not an arm of Chinese government, a 2017 law requires they take instruction from the Chinese intelligence agency, and in the future the size and the complexity that we are trying to protect against is enormous ... I'm afraid the only way to protect our safety is to ban it.
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After graduating in 1976, he returned to the Juilliard School of Music to take instruction in composition from Carter, and, afterwards, pursued graduate studies at Princeton University with Milton Babbitt.
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Page 328. Viewed June 2014. as a Lady Enquiry Officer (an attested Sergeant) in R Division in the Criminal Investigation Department. From 3 June, she attended the Birmingham Police School to take instruction on General State Law, amendments to the Vagrancy Law, Punishments on Incest, Evidence and Procedure Taking of Statements and Elementary First Aid.
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No religious groups were denied registration during the reporting period. There are no prohibitions against missionary activity or proselytizing in the government-controlled area. Foreign missionaries must obtain and periodically renew residence permits in order to live in the country; normally, renewal requests are approved. The Government requires children in public primary and secondary schools to take instruction in the Greek Orthodox religion.
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And Webster did take instruction from Eugène Béjot (1867 – 1931), the French printmaker whose views of Paris and the Seine perfectly depicted the buoyant spirit of Paris during the Belle Époque. Webster’s first etchings consisted of small pastoral studies made in and around the Village of Grez in the Forest of Fontainebleau outside Paris. In 1905, Webster submitted three of these etchings at the Salon de La Societe Nationale des Beaux Arts.
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Beginning with a pair of sticks and a practice pad, he also had the chance to take instruction from a junior high band director each week. As he recalled in an interview, he began taking music theory classes at the Cleveland Music School Settlement when he was approximately seven or eight years old. "They were valuable to me because over and above what I actually learned there. I was already aspiring to be a drummer," Fox says.
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He masquerades as a wealthy law student come to take instruction from Bartolus.The Leandro subplot in The Spanish Curate resembles William Rowley's subplot in The Changeling, a play that also dates from 1622. The go-between in this is Lopez, the local curate and the title character. Don Henrique, angered over Jamie's status as his heir, makes a radical move to change the situation: he files a legal suit (Bartolus is his lawyer) to have the boy Ascanio declared his heir.
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Finding that he had a talent for painting, especially portraiture, Peale studied for a time under John Hesselius and John Singleton Copley. John Beale Bordley and friends eventually raised enough money for him to travel to England to take instruction from Benjamin West. Peale studied with West for three years beginning in 1767, afterward returning to America and settling in Annapolis, Maryland. There, he taught painting to his younger brother, James Peale, who in time also became a noted artist.
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The students are encouraged to take instruction in an instrument in addition to their academic studies through a programme that offers a degree course and diploma in Indian music. Students of the school are introduced to a variety of instrumental styles, ranging from the traditional dhol to octopad fusion music. The school offers coursework in drama studies to students starting Year 7.. The school also operates a theatre company, known as the SSTC, that puts on several performances throughout the academic year. The department has won the independent school Association (ISA) Drama Competition numerous times.
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The Belize Black Cross Nurses organization was established in British Honduras in 1920 by Vivian Seay, who led the organization until her death in 1971. Dr. K. Simon, medical officer for the Cayo District, moved to Belize Town in 1921, and began instructing members of the UNIA in midwifery, to combat the high mortality rates for infants and mothers. He urged that members take instruction under Belize Town Public Hospital matron Lois M. Roberts, an Englishwoman, in general hospital procedures and hygiene. As Roberts had been unable to secure sufficient nurses for her training program, she agreed to accept the Black Cross Nurses.
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If the proposed conservatee or ward is unable to have an attorney-client relationship because of some impairment, the court may appoint a guardian-ad-litem (who is often also an attorney). A guardian-ad-litem does not take instruction from the client, but rather acts on their behalf and tells the court what they think is in the best interests of the proposed conservatee or ward, whether or not that is what the proposed conservatee or ward wants. The conservatee has the right to be represented by an attorney, and if they cannot afford a private attorney, they are appointed a public defender that will represent them free of cost.
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Hawwa enrolled as a student in the Faculty of Islamic Law at the University of Damascus in 1955. As a student at that time, he had the opportunity to take instruction from Mustafa al-Siba'i, founder and first Inspector General of the Syrian Brotherhood. Hawwa also continued his education in Sufism under the tutelage of a number of shaykhs in Damascus, the most notable of whom was `Abd al-Karim al-Rifa`i (Arabic عبد الكريم الرفاعي) of the Zayd Ibn Thabit Mosque. In particular, al-Rifa`i's idea of "a school in every mosque" shaped Hawwa's thinking regarding the conditions required to ensure a proper religious education for Muslims in the modern age.
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Starting from 1971 Prabhupada would start delegating the function of chanting of beads and doing yajna to his disciples. He would often initiate by mail and every temple president had a cassette of Prabhupada chanting the gayatri mantra which was played in the ear of the new second initiate and that was as good as hearing the gayatri mantra from Srila Prabhupada himself.Letter to a temple president 15 December 1973 would state: "Take instruction from Satsvarupa Goswami on how to properly perform the fire yajna after which the initiates may listen once to the mantra in the right ear from the cassette tape I have made." From the beginning of January 1973 Revatinandana and Kirtanananda were instructed also to chant on the beads of new initiates while Prabhupada would continue to deal with the "matter of brahmana initiations", however sometimes the mantra was given personally by disciples too.
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