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Don't expect Hugh to take the floor with them ... yet.

In a minute, they were lined up, ready to take the floor.

Canadian Eleanor Harvey and American Lee Kiefer will take the floor later.

I wait and let my peers take the floor for a few minutes.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis came, but surprisingly did not take the floor. Gen.

That would give the Polish prime minister, Beata Szydlo, a chance to take the floor.

The United States, a major ally of the kingdom, was also due to take the floor.

Smartly, the show decides to let the non-white contestants take the floor during this portion.

Dancers in bondage gear and thigh-high stilettos were encouraging one another to take the floor.

When we're likely to see it: Managers are expected to take the floor at 1 p.m.

PERINO: OK. RICHARD FOWLER, GUEST CO-HOST: I&aposll take the floor and the table for $200.

But after an awkward pause, and with no one rising to take the floor, he stood up.

The U.S. delegation to the 47-member state forum in Geneva did not take the floor to respond.

Now all that's left is for Plum to take the floor, hopefully this Thursday against the Dallas Wings.

The Knicks take the floor again Saturday night, this time at Madison Square Garden, against the Memphis Grizzlies.

Anticipation builds because change is constant, and nobody really knows what's going to happen until they take the floor.

Encourage employees to take the floor as guest speakers in meetings to share their own unique talents or skills.

Thunder roll past Timberwolves OKLAHOMA CITY — Minnesota coach Sam Mitchell wants his team to learn every night they take the floor.

He would invite them to take the floor, with an elegant introduction and a couple of probing questions to stimulate discussion.

They invited a representative from each of the three previous championship teams to take the floor for the pre-game festivities.

"On-air, the patient is able to take the floor and therapists join in, creating an improvised clinic," Olivera told me.

Once he gets settled, he gives his spiel on universal basic income and automation, then lets three supporters take the floor.

Interest from new exhibitors remains strong and we are in discussions with major exhibitors to take the floor space that is available.

"Drill" is an impressive display of endurance: performers each take the floor for three-hour blocks, allowing themselves short breaks within those periods.

In the New York store, Bloomingdale's will take the floor where it houses home goods to turn it into an "LG Signature" experience.

He'll also be one of 708 dancers who will take the floor at the event, despite the liver disease he developed from chemotherapy treatments.

That is the irritating moment when high-minded Republicans take the floor and object to paying for the spending their votes have already authorized.

He played in 19 games for the 76ers, but is suffering from thoracic outlet syndrome and has yet to take the floor for the Magic.

Gordie and Bean take the floor and explain that the solar eclipse (that we saw in the second episode), helped point them in the right direction.

That made Adams quite wily in his old age, locating loopholes in the rules that allowed him to take the floor to make his case anyway.

There's a long history in the LGBTQ movement: If transgender women of color are not going to be given the floor, they will take the floor.

Among those who will take the floor: the former Los Angeles Laker Derek Fisher, the actress Sasha Pieterse ("Pretty Little Liars") and Vanessa and Nick Lachey.

NO COUNTRIES TAKE THE FLOOR TO SUPPORT JAPAN OR SOUTH KOREA DURING DEBATE OVER TRADE SPAT BETWEEN TOKYO AND SEOUL AT WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION - GENEVA TRADE OFFICIAL

As the federal government shutdown enters its third day, the Senate is slated to take the floor at noon on Monday to vote on a spending bill.

" "If there are numbers that are agreed on and the chairman has two or three bills he wants to take the floor, I'm not arguing [against] that.

It was not immediately clear if it had gained any support, because the WTO debate broke for lunch before other countries had the opportunity to take the floor.

The seven galleries of "Women Take the Floor" — divided into themes like landscape and action painting, textiles, printmaking and photography and abstraction — were meant to fix this oversight.

During both the 2012 and 2016 games, the couple has been the topic of conversation for their intense reactions while watching their daughter take the floor, beam, or bars.

When Republican leaders stepped in to cut Warren off, they did it part because they feared more Democrats were about to take the floor, GOP leadership aides told CNN.

With the government shutdown finishing its second day on Sunday, the Senate will take the floor at noon on Monday to vote on whether or not to fund the government.

When he was ready to take the floor, the referee — who TMZ reports is named Alan Maloney and is white — told the boy that he couldn't wear dreadlocks under his cap.

Val, who is dating Johnson, told PEOPLE during a Hilton Honors member experience dance class that he's excited to see Johnson take the floor this season with Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon.

Even though they have yet to take the floor, in our interview he referred to this year's team as "by far" the Rockets' best since his arrival in Houston five years ago.

When Republican leaders stepped in to cut Warren off, they did it part because they feared a long list of Democrats were about to take the floor and blast Session, the aides said.

Francisco Barbosa Delgado, human rights counselor to Colombian President Ivan Duque, was addressing the U.N. Human Rights Council hours in Geneva before Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza was due to take the floor.

Beal didn't take the floor in Washington's first loss way back in November, and the Wizards' second loss hinged on a say-your-prayers turnaround by James to send the game into overtime.

That would put this year's team at least on par with the ones that are remembered in banners hanging above their heads every time they take the floor at Spokane's McCarthey Athletic Center.

NBA superstar Kawhi Leonard will take the floor at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena on Monday night with a chance to win the city's first-ever NBA championship with a win over the Golden State Warriors.

" At 5:15 Ingvartsen and Carolee Schneemann will come together for a conversation, and following, Che Gossett will take the floor for a lecture titled "Abolitionist Entanglement: Blackness, Palestinian Struggle and the Limits of 'Solidarity.

The first snag (which turned out to be a surprise wedding gift from the groom!) hit just as the pair prepared to take the floor, and Scott's friend, YouTube dance-fitness star Caleb Marshall, grabbed the mic.

" That may be, but Secretary General Ban Ki-moon told delegates in 2013: "I will make sure that by next year this time, leaders will be able to take the floor in the newly renovated General Assembly Hall.

A group of victims from the 'Bosnian Mothers of Srebrenica' organization watched as Karadzic, 72, looking healthy and resolute in a grey suit and red tie, take the floor on the first of the two-day appeal hearing.

And then there are a handful of super sophomores that are healthy enough to take the floor but (understandably) skipping the whole thing: Donovan Mitchell, Jayson Tatum, Ball, Lauri Markkanen, De'Aaron Fox, and Kyle Kuzma, to name a few.

The portrait is among the first visitors to the M.F.A. see when they enter "Women Take the Floor," an exhibition, through May 2101, 22016, that features 200 mixed-media works by more than 100 women over the past century.

"(Colleagues) of Theresa May have expressed a wish for her to take the floor, including on the Brexit strategy, during the dinner on Thursday so I am pretty sure it will take place," an EU official involved in preparations for the meeting said.

OAKLAND - The Toronto Raptors can move within one game of their first championship Friday night, but likely they will see a different-looking opponent than two days earlier when they take the floor for Game 4 of the NBA Finals at Oracle Arena.

Papa Toothwort, the frightening context for all this human desiring, has stepped into active, nightmare-dealing mode by this juncture, and some of the village voices we have heard only in snatches through the nasty one's ears get to take the floor.

King then made the sign of the cross on himself and walked up to the front of the chamber to take the floor, where he maintained that his comments had been taken out of context but announced he would vote in favor of the resolution.

All have managed to stand out for their skill and give hope to the regulars at the neighborhood Y. So when North Carolina and Indiana take the floor in Philadelphia on Friday, don't feel bad for point guards Yogi Ferrell of the Hoosiers and Joel Berry II of the Tar Heels.

Whether spectators are finding their way through a blue-lit forest labyrinth, galloping down a hallway in hot pursuit of a character from the play or watching from the sidelines as dancers take the floor in the ballroom, they are as much a part of the look of the production as any other element.

Titled "Women Take the Floor," it includes blackware bowls by the Native American potter Maria Montoya Martinez; plaster figures by the African-American sculptor Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller; jewelry designed by Claire Falkenstein, and two fabulous portraits: Alice Neel's 1973 painting of the art historian Linda Nochlin, done two years after Ms. Nochlin's earthquake of an essay "Why Are There No Great Women Artists?" first appeared; and Andrea Bowers' 2016 photograph of the African-American transgender hero CeCe McDonald, who was charged with murder after she defended herself during a hate attack, dressed in flowing coral and winged like an angel.

Annex to resolution 5/1, para. 31. This is the only opportunity for civil society to take the floor during the UPR.

U.S. Department of Energy. Energy.gov. May 5, 2011.Kirkland, Joel (July 26, 2011). "U.S. Department of Energy Prepares to Take the Floor in the Nation's 'Fracking' Debate".

Whereas before, the norm was for a man and a female to take the dance floor together, queering allowed for individuals to dance by themselves, or for same sex dance partners to take the floor.

Take the Floor is the name of a radio programme airing on BBC Radio Scotland. It is the longest-running radio programme in Scotland, dating back to the 1930s when it was called Scottish Dance Music and broadcast by the Scottish Home Service.the Floor homepage BBCRadio. Retrieved 17 Sept 2009. The programme was given its present name of Take the Floor in 1978 by Chris Worrall, a Music Producer with BBC Radio Scotland (1978-82), who introduced 'live sessions' and 'programme road shows' touring Scotland, together with player interviews, an events diary and reviews of latest record/CD releases.

II. London: Thomas Nelson; pp. 92-93 It tells the tale of the eponymous spinster. The National Portrait Gallery in London has a painting of the real Kate Dalrymple, a society beauty in her youth. It is used by the BBC as the theme music for the BBC Radio Scotland dance music programme Take the Floor.

Retrieved 26 February 2013. She is one of the choreographers of the show, for which she has choreographed four songs with 60 dancers. In November 2012, Bernard secretly trained Edinburgh couple Gemma and Darren Tunesi to have them ready to take the floor for the new STV show First DanceFirst Dance STV Show. Retrieved 26 February 2013.

The correspondence lasted until they reached a consensus, or the Diet acknowledged that the prince was unwilling to accept their proposal. The delegates started to discuss the royal propositions only after the debate about their memorandum was finished. Hungarian was the language of the discussions. Each delegate could take the floor, but they were required to stay concise.

Since the Constitutional revision of 2008, Article 18 states that the President "... may take the floor before Parliament convened in Congress for this purpose. His statement may give rise, in his absence, to a debate without vote." This Congress, like the Constitutional one, is convened in Versailles. The first President to use this new Constitutional right was Nicolas Sarkozy on 22 June 2009.

This performing ensemble focuses on building correct playing technique and comprehension of musical notation and style with an emphasis on performance. The band studies standard concert band repertoire from composers as Clare Grundman, James Curnow, and Robert W. Smith . Band members will also have the opportunity to participate in woodwind choir, brass choir, and percussion ensemble. A marching winter wind ensemble will take the floor in 2016.

In Pulpo's style, these hooks are not sharp, but smooth ganchos. In Tango from the River Plata, Uruguay and Argentina, the ball or toe of the foot may be placed first. Alternatively, the dancer may take the floor with the entire foot in a cat-like manner. In the International style of Tango, "heel leads" (stepping first onto the heel, then the whole foot) are used for forward steps.

Brady was born in Dún Laoghaire to a theatrical family. He made his broadcasting debut with Radio Éireann in 1950. He went on to become a regular on shows such as Take the Floor and Ranch-house Revels.Photo archive 1957 In the late 1950s, he signed for Irish-American recording company Avoca Records, with which he recorded his first two albums: Songs from Erin's Green Shore and The Homes of Donegal & Other Irish Ballads.

The debate is presented by 2 television anchor personalities who ask the candidates on stage a series of questions on pre-determined themes, although the questions themselves are not known in advance. The debate obeys the strictest rules of transparency and neutrality, all candidates are allocated exactly the same speaking time. Interpretation is provided in almost all EU official languages. The order in which the candidates take the floor is decided by a draw which happens 5 weeks before the debate itself.

The San Antonio Spurs started out as the Dallas Chaparrals of the original version of the American Basketball Association (ABA). Coached by player/coach Cliff Hagan the Dallas Chaparrals were one of 11 teams to take the floor in the inaugural season of the upstart ABA. The Chaps' second season was a bit of a disappointment, as the team finished in 4th place with a mediocre 41–37 record. In the playoffs the Chaparrals quickly fell to the New Orleans Buccaneers.

The summer school provides outstanding jazz tuition for instrumentalists and vocalists aged between 12 and 21 by a carefully selected team of renowned jazz musicians and educators from the UK and beyond. The summer school represents a wide range of ability but a common enthusiasm for jazz. Students gain experience of playing in small combos and enjoy classes covering rhythm, harmony, listening, theory and much more. Each day of the summer school concludes with a jazz club where anyone can take the floor.

As they take the floor for the traditional prom king and queen dance, Kurt suggests that this is Karofsky's chance to come out and "make a difference" but Karofsky is not ready to do so and walks away. He next appears in the third-season episode "The First Time". He has transferred to another high school from McKinley for his senior year, fearing that he might be outed if he stayed. He sees Kurt in a gay bar and tells Kurt he has become a regular there and feels accepted.

The Trailermen would win their league again in 1957, but controversy ensued at the Mann Cup. Peterborough's star scorer Bob Allan left a BC team without receiving a release to come play for the Trailermen. Although the OLA ruled him eligible, when the team arrived in BC to play the Mann Cup, the CLA barred him from playing. Peterborough refused to take the floor for the first game without Allan and the CLA kicked them out of the playoffs and suspended every player on the team for five seasons.

In 2009, the UN General Assembly granted the IOC Permanent Observer status. The decision enables the IOC to be directly involved in the UN Agenda and to attend UN General Assembly meetings where it can take the floor. In 1993, the General Assembly approved a Resolution to further solidify IOC–UN cooperation by reviving the Olympic Truce. During each proclamation at the Olympics, announcers speak in different languages: French is always spoken first, followed by an English translation, and then the dominant language of the host nation (when this is not English or French).

He took over as presenter of the BBC Radio Scotland show Take the Floor in 1981, the longest running radio program on Scottish radio, which he hosted until 2016. He also hosted The Reel Blend, again for BBC Radio Scotland. He previously presented episodes of The Beechgrove Garden and sheepdog trials on television for BBC Scotland. He was honoured with an MBE in the 2001 New Year Honours for services to Scottish Dance Music and to Scottish Culture and later in 2001, the University of Aberdeen awarded Shepherd an honorary degree, as Master of the University (M.Univ).

The Minutes read at both this and the Public Business Meeting are usually comedic, with the Record Secretary making a speech that has little, if any, relation to the previous week's meeting. The Meeting then moves to Public Business, where an invited guest, usually someone of expertise or involvement in the matter being debated, chairs the debate in which both student and guest speakers from the Proposition or Opposition bench take the floor. During speeches, Points of Information may be offered from the floor or opposing bench. Shorter, impromptu Floor Speeches may also be given if there is interest from the student audience.

Innes' high profile has given him many opportunities to work with the media within music and sport. From the start of the 2010 season, Innes wrote a weekly blog for bbc.co.uk and is often involved in summarising for the BBC in front of camera or from the commentary box, unless he himself is playing. In 2014 BBC ALBA filmed Innes and his band mates in Mànran for a 1 hour documentary as the band toured across Australia, America and the UK. On 24 September 2016 Innes took over from Robbie Shepherd as presenter of Take the Floor.

He was described as a man of action able to overcome his anxiety-ridden personal nature. Faithful in friendship, he maintained relations with those who shared his belief in the moral progress of man, whereby the progress of each individual led to the progress of humanity as a whole. In the National Assembly, he remained in the background despite his talents as a speaker. When he did take the floor, it was to raise crucial points speak concerning questions of education, fine arts and the press, as well as to express his opposition to the death penalty.

By the time he was thirteen, David had auditioned for the BBC and performed for them on "Children's Hour". He appeared on various programmes over the following years - all live in those days - including taking regular spots on BBC Radio Scotland's longest-running programme: "Take the Floor". He began teaching the accordion at the age of 16, with several pupils later becoming professional musicians and teachers in their own right. David attended Bell Baxter High School, Cupar, and embarked on a degree course at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, Dundee, in 1960 with the aim of going into teaching.

She manages to stop and, then, to her misfortune, to go—and down she goes on her behind, her hat doing a flip in the air. Popeye glides over, stands her up, and offers another demonstration, his muscled arms again so like a sailor's, his hands sometimes victoriously at his hips, here clasped behind his back, now joined latticewise above his head. He motions for Olive to take the floor again; more confident somehow, she agrees, and seems at last to have a sense of the movement needed. But she stumbles, knocking over another skater, falling on her front, blowing her hat's drooping daisy out of her face.

The Chained White Beast is a poem by Bahar, in which he praises Damavand, the highest mountain in Iran, and presents it as a symbol of patriotism. The poem is written in 1922, at the height of the reign of Reza Shah, the tyrant and modernist king of Iran. While Reza Shah was trying to limit the power of other institutions, such as parliament and religious system of clergies, the opportunity has come for the nationalists to take the floor and criticize the regime. Bahar's symbolism for provoking patriotic upheavals is a reflection of the growth for notion of nationalism which had been introduced to Iranians only few decades before.

The INGOs enjoying now participatory status adapt the functioning of their bodies and, in January 2005. The Plenary Conference is given the title of "the INGO Conference of the Council of Europe" and adopts its new rules of procedure. The Council of Europe’s activity report] of the same year states that "this change in the title reflects the political recognition of the INGOs as a partner within the Council of Europe". At the 3rd Summit of Head of States and governments of the Council of Europe in May 2005 in Warsaw, for the first time, the president of the INGO Conference is invited to take the floor in one's official capacity.

Tuesday is home to Another Country with Ricky Ross. The Jazz House on Wednesday presents a range of jazz music and on Thursdays Edith Bowman presents The Quay Sessions featuring live music from the foyer of BBC Radio Scotland. Repeats of Another Country and The Jazz House are broadcast on Friday evenings. Weekend programming includes Ricky Ross (Sun, 1000–1200) with music and celebrity guests, Take the Floor (Sat, 1900–2100) and Reel Blend with cèilidh music, Pipeline (Sat, 2100–2200) with piping music presented by Gary West, Travelling Folk (Sun, 1900-2100) which features traditional music old and new, Classics Unwrapped (Sun, 2100-2300) and Music Through Midnight with Billy Sloan (Sat, 2200-0100 and Sun, 2300-0100).

The procedure for motions of no confidence was regulated within Articles 175 to 179 of the Standing Orders of the Congress of Deputies, which provided for the debate on the motion starting with its defence by one of the signatory members without any time limitations, to be followed by an also time-unlimited speech by the nominated candidate to explain his/her political programme. Subsequently, spokespeople from the different parliamentary groups in Congress were allowed to speak for thirty minutes, with an opportunity to reply or rectify themselves for ten minutes. Members of the government were allowed to take the floor and speak at any time of their request during the debate.

Pitcher also criticized Trainer, stating that "[by] supporting the search for a buyer ... Mayor Marie Trainer is not living up to her campaign motto, a People's mayor" . Pitcher threatened: "'If [Trainer] keeps going as she has done, her career is over. She is done,'... Around election time in 2006, [Pitcher promised to] remind the public, through ads, what council has done with the hydro company, if they [decided] to sell" . By January 12, 2005, Best quoted Trainer urging people to register as delegations to the January 17 meeting (registration and comments summaries would be required to take the floor); Trainer stated: "We will stay here until they are all finished, ... We need to know what the public's saying.".

According to the Basic Law, "the Head of State of Hungary is the President of the Republic who expresses the unity of the nation and oversees the democratic functioning of State institutions". Commander-in-Chief of the Hungarian Defence Force, he "represents Hungary", "may participate in the sittings of the National Assembly and take the floor", "initiate laws" or a national referendum. It determines the date of elections, participates in "decisions concerning particular states of law" (state of war, emergency, emergency...), convokes the National Assembly after the elections, can dissolve it, check the conformity of a law by the Constitutional Court.THE BASIC (FUNDAMENTAL) LAW OF HUNGARY A Commentary of the New Hungarian Constitution (Clarus Press, 2015, ), pp.

Following four consecutive defeats Cajun was moved up to Group One level and started a 20/1 outsider for the Middle Park Stakes at Newmarket on 1 October. Tender King and End of the Line were again in opposition, whilst the other nine runners included Hays (winner of the Mill Reef Stakes), Peterhof (Flying Childers Stakes), Chiris's Lad (runner-up in the Coventry Stakes), Take the Floor (runner-up in the Gimcrack Stakes) and Philip Martin (third in the National Stakes). Ridden by Lester Piggott, Cajun raced at the rear of the field as the 66/1 outsider Lucky Hunter set the pace. but began to make rapid progress approaching the final furlong.

An interactive dialogue of 140 minutes follows the State's presentation, during which UN member States question the State and make recommendations towards the improvement of its human rights situation and performance. It is worth noting that all 193 UN member states (both HRC members and not) can take the floor. A wide variety of issues have been addressed during the country reviews and potentially all human rights issues could be addressed during this session. While the counting of the actual number of recommendations is complicated by the fact that they are clustered together in the Working Group report, the NGO UPR Info has calculated the first cycle of the UPR to have provided a total of 21,356 recommendations and 599 voluntary pledges.

" Israeli newspaper Haaretz ran an Opinion Editorial by Saeb Erekat, the Chief Negotiator of the Palestinian Authority, in which he urged that "The UN report on Israeli settlements should be read by every single Israeli citizen. It is an opportunity for the international community to hold Israel accountable and end a culture of impunity that has all but destroyed the possibility of a two-state solution." Representatives of Israel did not take the floor during the 18 March debate, and the Israeli Foreign Ministry dismissed the report, calling it "counterproductive" and saying that the Human Rights Council "has sadly distinguished itself by its systematically one-sided and biased approach towards Israel. This latest report is yet another unfortunate reminder of that.

The Bulls had a 19-point lead entering the 4th, but the Knicks tied it with 1.8 seconds left on a Patrick Ewing hook shot. Scottie Pippen famously refused to take the floor after Phil Jackson drew the final play for Kukoc, who hit a buzzer- beater to win the game. In one of the most argued calls in NBA history, a questionable foul was called by Hue Hollins in the closing seconds of Game 5 against Pippen, which gave Hubert Davis two free throws to turn a one-point deficit into a one-point victory for the Knicks. After a blowout Bulls win in Game 6, the Knicks advanced past the Bulls with a series-clinching 87-77 win, but eventually lost to the Rockets in the 1994 NBA Finals.

The comment in the UNGA will not remain in the record of the assembly. Bolivia’s representative said that his country condemns and will continue to condemn rights against people and sovereignty in international law.” Armenia responded to Azerbaijan’s reply in saying that firstly it said that it did not intend to take the floor and apologises but it had to comment on the Azerbaijan representatives’ comments based on “more lies in addition to Azerbaijan’s foreign minister (Elmar Mammadyarov),” which was usual statement, “especially when nobody verifies the truth.” It said that what happened in 1988 was self- determination for Nagorno-Karabakh and was a legal constitutional right in response to “massacres and war by Azerbaijan [reacting] to peaceful” demands. “Nothing Azerbaijan tells from any podium is factual; on the contrary it is a constant barrage of lies and anti-Armenian rhetoric.

14, available here never to resume his parliamentarian career again. Carlist rural feast, 1910s The Cortes career or 1907-1914 marked Díaz Aguado's political climax. As the Carlist contingent remained a minoritarian if not marginal faction in the diet his room for maneuvering was limited, yet he used to take the floor willingly,for a sample of his addresses see El Correo Español 21.07.10, available here allegedly recognized as "polemista habilísimo e incansable, une a su palabre fácil, de soberania elocuencia, una cultura y una ilustración excepcionales".Artagan 1912, p. 222 Some of his motions – even if pertaining to marginal issues and eventually defeated – took days to discuss.e.g. Cortes for 2 days debated on his motion which protested granting the Italian king a status of honorary colonel in the Spanish army. Díaz Aguado opposed the project due to perceived hostility of Italian state towards Vatican and considered it an insult to the Spanish nation, Fernando García Sanz, Historia de las relaciones entre España e Italia: imágenes, comercio y política exterior: 1890-1914, Madrid 1994, , p.

As in 2016 when the Warriors signed Kevin Durant in free agency, the Warriors had reaffirmed their place as a Superteam when they signed Demarcus Cousins as a free agent from the New Orleans Pelicans in the 2018 off-season. Although he was injured when he joined the Warriors, he was still considered a dominant 'big man' with great skill and defensive tenacity which won him two All-NBA selections and been a four-time All-Star representative prior to the signing. He had joined a Superteam cast and the Golden State Warriors would be the first franchise in 42 years to be able to start five All-Star representatives (having all been All-Stars the previous year), one in each of the traditional basketball positions. It would be almost a year after his injury when Cousins would finally take the floor when the Warriors faced the Los Angeles Clippers on January 19, 2019 that the Warriors would be able to start all 5 All-Stars in the game.

Don't expect Hugh to take the floor with them ... yet. from TMZ
In a minute, they were lined up, ready to take the floor. from The New York Times
Canadian Eleanor Harvey and American Lee Kiefer will take the floor later. from Vice
I wait and let my peers take the floor for a few minutes. from The Verge
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis came, but surprisingly did not take the floor. Gen. from The New York Times
That would give the Polish prime minister, Beata Szydlo, a chance to take the floor. from The New York Times
The United States, a major ally of the kingdom, was also due to take the floor. from Reuters
Smartly, the show decides to let the non-white contestants take the floor during this portion. from Refinery 29
Dancers in bondage gear and thigh-high stilettos were encouraging one another to take the floor. from The New York Times
When we're likely to see it: Managers are expected to take the floor at 1 p.m. from The New York Times
PERINO: OK. RICHARD FOWLER, GUEST CO-HOST: I&aposll take the floor and the table for $200. from Fox News
But after an awkward pause, and with no one rising to take the floor, he stood up. from New Republic
The U.S. delegation to the 47-member state forum in Geneva did not take the floor to respond. from Reuters
Now all that's left is for Plum to take the floor, hopefully this Thursday against the Dallas Wings. from Vice
The Knicks take the floor again Saturday night, this time at Madison Square Garden, against the Memphis Grizzlies. from The New York Times
Anticipation builds because change is constant, and nobody really knows what's going to happen until they take the floor. from Vice
Encourage employees to take the floor as guest speakers in meetings to share their own unique talents or skills. from Business Insider
Thunder roll past Timberwolves OKLAHOMA CITY — Minnesota coach Sam Mitchell wants his team to learn every night they take the floor. from Reuters
He would invite them to take the floor, with an elegant introduction and a couple of probing questions to stimulate discussion. from Economist
They invited a representative from each of the three previous championship teams to take the floor for the pre-game festivities. from Vice
"On-air, the patient is able to take the floor and therapists join in, creating an improvised clinic," Olivera told me. from Vice
Once he gets settled, he gives his spiel on universal basic income and automation, then lets three supporters take the floor. from Politico
Interest from new exhibitors remains strong and we are in discussions with major exhibitors to take the floor space that is available. from Vice
"Drill" is an impressive display of endurance: performers each take the floor for three-hour blocks, allowing themselves short breaks within those periods. from Hyperallergic
In the New York store, Bloomingdale's will take the floor where it houses home goods to turn it into an "LG Signature" experience. from CNBC
He'll also be one of 708 dancers who will take the floor at the event, despite the liver disease he developed from chemotherapy treatments. from People
That is the irritating moment when high-minded Republicans take the floor and object to paying for the spending their votes have already authorized. from The Hill
He played in 19 games for the 76ers, but is suffering from thoracic outlet syndrome and has yet to take the floor for the Magic. from The New York Times
Gordie and Bean take the floor and explain that the solar eclipse (that we saw in the second episode), helped point them in the right direction. from Refinery 29
That made Adams quite wily in his old age, locating loopholes in the rules that allowed him to take the floor to make his case anyway. from Mashable
There's a long history in the LGBTQ movement: If transgender women of color are not going to be given the floor, they will take the floor. from Vice
Among those who will take the floor: the former Los Angeles Laker Derek Fisher, the actress Sasha Pieterse ("Pretty Little Liars") and Vanessa and Nick Lachey. from The New York Times
NO COUNTRIES TAKE THE FLOOR TO SUPPORT JAPAN OR SOUTH KOREA DURING DEBATE OVER TRADE SPAT BETWEEN TOKYO AND SEOUL AT WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION - GENEVA TRADE OFFICIAL from CNBC
As the federal government shutdown enters its third day, the Senate is slated to take the floor at noon on Monday to vote on a spending bill. from Vox
" "If there are numbers that are agreed on and the chairman has two or three bills he wants to take the floor, I'm not arguing [against] that. from The Hill
It was not immediately clear if it had gained any support, because the WTO debate broke for lunch before other countries had the opportunity to take the floor. from CNBC
The seven galleries of "Women Take the Floor" — divided into themes like landscape and action painting, textiles, printmaking and photography and abstraction — were meant to fix this oversight. from The New York Times
During both the 2012 and 2016 games, the couple has been the topic of conversation for their intense reactions while watching their daughter take the floor, beam, or bars. from Refinery 29
When Republican leaders stepped in to cut Warren off, they did it part because they feared more Democrats were about to take the floor, GOP leadership aides told CNN. from CNN
With the government shutdown finishing its second day on Sunday, the Senate will take the floor at noon on Monday to vote on whether or not to fund the government. from Vox
When he was ready to take the floor, the referee — who TMZ reports is named Alan Maloney and is white — told the boy that he couldn't wear dreadlocks under his cap. from People
Val, who is dating Johnson, told PEOPLE during a Hilton Honors member experience dance class that he's excited to see Johnson take the floor this season with Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon. from People
Even though they have yet to take the floor, in our interview he referred to this year's team as "by far" the Rockets' best since his arrival in Houston five years ago. from Vice
When Republican leaders stepped in to cut Warren off, they did it part because they feared a long list of Democrats were about to take the floor and blast Session, the aides said. from CNN
Francisco Barbosa Delgado, human rights counselor to Colombian President Ivan Duque, was addressing the U.N. Human Rights Council hours in Geneva before Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza was due to take the floor. from Reuters
Beal didn't take the floor in Washington's first loss way back in November, and the Wizards' second loss hinged on a say-your-prayers turnaround by James to send the game into overtime. from Vice
That would put this year's team at least on par with the ones that are remembered in banners hanging above their heads every time they take the floor at Spokane's McCarthey Athletic Center. from The New York Times
NBA superstar Kawhi Leonard will take the floor at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena on Monday night with a chance to win the city's first-ever NBA championship with a win over the Golden State Warriors. from CNBC
" At 5:15 Ingvartsen and Carolee Schneemann will come together for a conversation, and following, Che Gossett will take the floor for a lecture titled "Abolitionist Entanglement: Blackness, Palestinian Struggle and the Limits of 'Solidarity. from Hyperallergic
The first snag (which turned out to be a surprise wedding gift from the groom!) hit just as the pair prepared to take the floor, and Scott's friend, YouTube dance-fitness star Caleb Marshall, grabbed the mic. from People
" That may be, but Secretary General Ban Ki-moon told delegates in 2013: "I will make sure that by next year this time, leaders will be able to take the floor in the newly renovated General Assembly Hall. from The New York Times
A group of victims from the 'Bosnian Mothers of Srebrenica' organization watched as Karadzic, 72, looking healthy and resolute in a grey suit and red tie, take the floor on the first of the two-day appeal hearing. from Reuters
And then there are a handful of super sophomores that are healthy enough to take the floor but (understandably) skipping the whole thing: Donovan Mitchell, Jayson Tatum, Ball, Lauri Markkanen, De'Aaron Fox, and Kyle Kuzma, to name a few. from Vice
The portrait is among the first visitors to the M.F.A. see when they enter "Women Take the Floor," an exhibition, through May 2101, 22016, that features 200 mixed-media works by more than 100 women over the past century. from The New York Times
"(Colleagues) of Theresa May have expressed a wish for her to take the floor, including on the Brexit strategy, during the dinner on Thursday so I am pretty sure it will take place," an EU official involved in preparations for the meeting said. from Reuters
OAKLAND - The Toronto Raptors can move within one game of their first championship Friday night, but likely they will see a different-looking opponent than two days earlier when they take the floor for Game 4 of the NBA Finals at Oracle Arena. from Reuters
Papa Toothwort, the frightening context for all this human desiring, has stepped into active, nightmare-dealing mode by this juncture, and some of the village voices we have heard only in snatches through the nasty one's ears get to take the floor. from The New York Times
King then made the sign of the cross on himself and walked up to the front of the chamber to take the floor, where he maintained that his comments had been taken out of context but announced he would vote in favor of the resolution. from Buzzfeed News
All have managed to stand out for their skill and give hope to the regulars at the neighborhood Y. So when North Carolina and Indiana take the floor in Philadelphia on Friday, don't feel bad for point guards Yogi Ferrell of the Hoosiers and Joel Berry II of the Tar Heels. from The New York Times
Whether spectators are finding their way through a blue-lit forest labyrinth, galloping down a hallway in hot pursuit of a character from the play or watching from the sidelines as dancers take the floor in the ballroom, they are as much a part of the look of the production as any other element. from The New York Times
Titled "Women Take the Floor," it includes blackware bowls by the Native American potter Maria Montoya Martinez; plaster figures by the African-American sculptor Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller; jewelry designed by Claire Falkenstein, and two fabulous portraits: Alice Neel's 1973 painting of the art historian Linda Nochlin, done two years after Ms. Nochlin's earthquake of an essay "Why Are There No Great Women Artists?" first appeared; and Andrea Bowers' 2016 photograph of the African-American transgender hero CeCe McDonald, who was charged with murder after she defended herself during a hate attack, dressed in flowing coral and winged like an angel. from The New York Times
Annex to resolution 5/1, para. 31. This is the only opportunity for civil society to take the floor during the UPR.
U.S. Department of Energy. Energy.gov. May 5, 2011.Kirkland, Joel (July 26, 2011). "U.S. Department of Energy Prepares to Take the Floor in the Nation's 'Fracking' Debate".
Whereas before, the norm was for a man and a female to take the dance floor together, queering allowed for individuals to dance by themselves, or for same sex dance partners to take the floor.
Take the Floor is the name of a radio programme airing on BBC Radio Scotland. It is the longest-running radio programme in Scotland, dating back to the 1930s when it was called Scottish Dance Music and broadcast by the Scottish Home Service.the Floor homepage BBCRadio. Retrieved 17 Sept 2009. The programme was given its present name of Take the Floor in 1978 by Chris Worrall, a Music Producer with BBC Radio Scotland (1978-82), who introduced 'live sessions' and 'programme road shows' touring Scotland, together with player interviews, an events diary and reviews of latest record/CD releases.
II. London: Thomas Nelson; pp. 92-93 It tells the tale of the eponymous spinster. The National Portrait Gallery in London has a painting of the real Kate Dalrymple, a society beauty in her youth. It is used by the BBC as the theme music for the BBC Radio Scotland dance music programme Take the Floor.
Retrieved 26 February 2013. She is one of the choreographers of the show, for which she has choreographed four songs with 60 dancers. In November 2012, Bernard secretly trained Edinburgh couple Gemma and Darren Tunesi to have them ready to take the floor for the new STV show First DanceFirst Dance STV Show. Retrieved 26 February 2013.
The correspondence lasted until they reached a consensus, or the Diet acknowledged that the prince was unwilling to accept their proposal. The delegates started to discuss the royal propositions only after the debate about their memorandum was finished. Hungarian was the language of the discussions. Each delegate could take the floor, but they were required to stay concise.
Since the Constitutional revision of 2008, Article 18 states that the President "... may take the floor before Parliament convened in Congress for this purpose. His statement may give rise, in his absence, to a debate without vote." This Congress, like the Constitutional one, is convened in Versailles. The first President to use this new Constitutional right was Nicolas Sarkozy on 22 June 2009.
This performing ensemble focuses on building correct playing technique and comprehension of musical notation and style with an emphasis on performance. The band studies standard concert band repertoire from composers as Clare Grundman, James Curnow, and Robert W. Smith . Band members will also have the opportunity to participate in woodwind choir, brass choir, and percussion ensemble. A marching winter wind ensemble will take the floor in 2016.
In Pulpo's style, these hooks are not sharp, but smooth ganchos. In Tango from the River Plata, Uruguay and Argentina, the ball or toe of the foot may be placed first. Alternatively, the dancer may take the floor with the entire foot in a cat-like manner. In the International style of Tango, "heel leads" (stepping first onto the heel, then the whole foot) are used for forward steps.
Brady was born in Dún Laoghaire to a theatrical family. He made his broadcasting debut with Radio Éireann in 1950. He went on to become a regular on shows such as Take the Floor and Ranch-house Revels.Photo archive 1957 In the late 1950s, he signed for Irish-American recording company Avoca Records, with which he recorded his first two albums: Songs from Erin's Green Shore and The Homes of Donegal & Other Irish Ballads.
The debate is presented by 2 television anchor personalities who ask the candidates on stage a series of questions on pre-determined themes, although the questions themselves are not known in advance. The debate obeys the strictest rules of transparency and neutrality, all candidates are allocated exactly the same speaking time. Interpretation is provided in almost all EU official languages. The order in which the candidates take the floor is decided by a draw which happens 5 weeks before the debate itself.
The San Antonio Spurs started out as the Dallas Chaparrals of the original version of the American Basketball Association (ABA). Coached by player/coach Cliff Hagan the Dallas Chaparrals were one of 11 teams to take the floor in the inaugural season of the upstart ABA. The Chaps' second season was a bit of a disappointment, as the team finished in 4th place with a mediocre 41–37 record. In the playoffs the Chaparrals quickly fell to the New Orleans Buccaneers.
The summer school provides outstanding jazz tuition for instrumentalists and vocalists aged between 12 and 21 by a carefully selected team of renowned jazz musicians and educators from the UK and beyond. The summer school represents a wide range of ability but a common enthusiasm for jazz. Students gain experience of playing in small combos and enjoy classes covering rhythm, harmony, listening, theory and much more. Each day of the summer school concludes with a jazz club where anyone can take the floor.
As they take the floor for the traditional prom king and queen dance, Kurt suggests that this is Karofsky's chance to come out and "make a difference" but Karofsky is not ready to do so and walks away. He next appears in the third-season episode "The First Time". He has transferred to another high school from McKinley for his senior year, fearing that he might be outed if he stayed. He sees Kurt in a gay bar and tells Kurt he has become a regular there and feels accepted.
The Trailermen would win their league again in 1957, but controversy ensued at the Mann Cup. Peterborough's star scorer Bob Allan left a BC team without receiving a release to come play for the Trailermen. Although the OLA ruled him eligible, when the team arrived in BC to play the Mann Cup, the CLA barred him from playing. Peterborough refused to take the floor for the first game without Allan and the CLA kicked them out of the playoffs and suspended every player on the team for five seasons.
In 2009, the UN General Assembly granted the IOC Permanent Observer status. The decision enables the IOC to be directly involved in the UN Agenda and to attend UN General Assembly meetings where it can take the floor. In 1993, the General Assembly approved a Resolution to further solidify IOC–UN cooperation by reviving the Olympic Truce. During each proclamation at the Olympics, announcers speak in different languages: French is always spoken first, followed by an English translation, and then the dominant language of the host nation (when this is not English or French).
He took over as presenter of the BBC Radio Scotland show Take the Floor in 1981, the longest running radio program on Scottish radio, which he hosted until 2016. He also hosted The Reel Blend, again for BBC Radio Scotland. He previously presented episodes of The Beechgrove Garden and sheepdog trials on television for BBC Scotland. He was honoured with an MBE in the 2001 New Year Honours for services to Scottish Dance Music and to Scottish Culture and later in 2001, the University of Aberdeen awarded Shepherd an honorary degree, as Master of the University (M.Univ).
The Minutes read at both this and the Public Business Meeting are usually comedic, with the Record Secretary making a speech that has little, if any, relation to the previous week's meeting. The Meeting then moves to Public Business, where an invited guest, usually someone of expertise or involvement in the matter being debated, chairs the debate in which both student and guest speakers from the Proposition or Opposition bench take the floor. During speeches, Points of Information may be offered from the floor or opposing bench. Shorter, impromptu Floor Speeches may also be given if there is interest from the student audience.
Innes' high profile has given him many opportunities to work with the media within music and sport. From the start of the 2010 season, Innes wrote a weekly blog for bbc.co.uk and is often involved in summarising for the BBC in front of camera or from the commentary box, unless he himself is playing. In 2014 BBC ALBA filmed Innes and his band mates in Mànran for a 1 hour documentary as the band toured across Australia, America and the UK. On 24 September 2016 Innes took over from Robbie Shepherd as presenter of Take the Floor.
He was described as a man of action able to overcome his anxiety-ridden personal nature. Faithful in friendship, he maintained relations with those who shared his belief in the moral progress of man, whereby the progress of each individual led to the progress of humanity as a whole. In the National Assembly, he remained in the background despite his talents as a speaker. When he did take the floor, it was to raise crucial points speak concerning questions of education, fine arts and the press, as well as to express his opposition to the death penalty.
By the time he was thirteen, David had auditioned for the BBC and performed for them on "Children's Hour". He appeared on various programmes over the following years - all live in those days - including taking regular spots on BBC Radio Scotland's longest-running programme: "Take the Floor". He began teaching the accordion at the age of 16, with several pupils later becoming professional musicians and teachers in their own right. David attended Bell Baxter High School, Cupar, and embarked on a degree course at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, Dundee, in 1960 with the aim of going into teaching.
She manages to stop and, then, to her misfortune, to go—and down she goes on her behind, her hat doing a flip in the air. Popeye glides over, stands her up, and offers another demonstration, his muscled arms again so like a sailor's, his hands sometimes victoriously at his hips, here clasped behind his back, now joined latticewise above his head. He motions for Olive to take the floor again; more confident somehow, she agrees, and seems at last to have a sense of the movement needed. But she stumbles, knocking over another skater, falling on her front, blowing her hat's drooping daisy out of her face.
The Chained White Beast is a poem by Bahar, in which he praises Damavand, the highest mountain in Iran, and presents it as a symbol of patriotism. The poem is written in 1922, at the height of the reign of Reza Shah, the tyrant and modernist king of Iran. While Reza Shah was trying to limit the power of other institutions, such as parliament and religious system of clergies, the opportunity has come for the nationalists to take the floor and criticize the regime. Bahar's symbolism for provoking patriotic upheavals is a reflection of the growth for notion of nationalism which had been introduced to Iranians only few decades before.
The INGOs enjoying now participatory status adapt the functioning of their bodies and, in January 2005. The Plenary Conference is given the title of "the INGO Conference of the Council of Europe" and adopts its new rules of procedure. The Council of Europe’s activity report] of the same year states that "this change in the title reflects the political recognition of the INGOs as a partner within the Council of Europe". At the 3rd Summit of Head of States and governments of the Council of Europe in May 2005 in Warsaw, for the first time, the president of the INGO Conference is invited to take the floor in one's official capacity.
Tuesday is home to Another Country with Ricky Ross. The Jazz House on Wednesday presents a range of jazz music and on Thursdays Edith Bowman presents The Quay Sessions featuring live music from the foyer of BBC Radio Scotland. Repeats of Another Country and The Jazz House are broadcast on Friday evenings. Weekend programming includes Ricky Ross (Sun, 1000–1200) with music and celebrity guests, Take the Floor (Sat, 1900–2100) and Reel Blend with cèilidh music, Pipeline (Sat, 2100–2200) with piping music presented by Gary West, Travelling Folk (Sun, 1900-2100) which features traditional music old and new, Classics Unwrapped (Sun, 2100-2300) and Music Through Midnight with Billy Sloan (Sat, 2200-0100 and Sun, 2300-0100).
The procedure for motions of no confidence was regulated within Articles 175 to 179 of the Standing Orders of the Congress of Deputies, which provided for the debate on the motion starting with its defence by one of the signatory members without any time limitations, to be followed by an also time-unlimited speech by the nominated candidate to explain his/her political programme. Subsequently, spokespeople from the different parliamentary groups in Congress were allowed to speak for thirty minutes, with an opportunity to reply or rectify themselves for ten minutes. Members of the government were allowed to take the floor and speak at any time of their request during the debate.
The procedure for motions of no confidence was regulated within Articles 175 to 179 of the Standing Orders of the Congress of Deputies, which provided for the debate on the motion starting with its defence by one of the signatory members without any time limitations, to be followed by an also time-unlimited speech by the nominated candidate to explain his/her political programme. Subsequently, spokespeople from the different parliamentary groups in Congress were allowed to speak for thirty minutes, with an opportunity to reply or rectify themselves for ten minutes. Members of the government were allowed to take the floor and speak at any time of their request during the debate.
The procedure for motions of no confidence was regulated within Articles 175 to 179 of the Standing Orders of the Congress of Deputies, which provided for the debate on the motion starting with its defence by one of the signatory members without any time limitations, to be followed by an also time-unlimited speech by the nominated candidate to explain his/her political programme. Subsequently, spokespeople from the different parliamentary groups in Congress were allowed to speak for thirty minutes, with an opportunity to reply or rectify themselves for ten minutes. Members of the government were allowed to take the floor and speak at any time of their request during the debate.
Pitcher also criticized Trainer, stating that "[by] supporting the search for a buyer ... Mayor Marie Trainer is not living up to her campaign motto, a People's mayor" . Pitcher threatened: "'If [Trainer] keeps going as she has done, her career is over. She is done,'... Around election time in 2006, [Pitcher promised to] remind the public, through ads, what council has done with the hydro company, if they [decided] to sell" . By January 12, 2005, Best quoted Trainer urging people to register as delegations to the January 17 meeting (registration and comments summaries would be required to take the floor); Trainer stated: "We will stay here until they are all finished, ... We need to know what the public's saying.".
According to the Basic Law, "the Head of State of Hungary is the President of the Republic who expresses the unity of the nation and oversees the democratic functioning of State institutions". Commander-in-Chief of the Hungarian Defence Force, he "represents Hungary", "may participate in the sittings of the National Assembly and take the floor", "initiate laws" or a national referendum. It determines the date of elections, participates in "decisions concerning particular states of law" (state of war, emergency, emergency...), convokes the National Assembly after the elections, can dissolve it, check the conformity of a law by the Constitutional Court.THE BASIC (FUNDAMENTAL) LAW OF HUNGARY A Commentary of the New Hungarian Constitution (Clarus Press, 2015, ), pp.
Following four consecutive defeats Cajun was moved up to Group One level and started a 20/1 outsider for the Middle Park Stakes at Newmarket on 1 October. Tender King and End of the Line were again in opposition, whilst the other nine runners included Hays (winner of the Mill Reef Stakes), Peterhof (Flying Childers Stakes), Chiris's Lad (runner-up in the Coventry Stakes), Take the Floor (runner-up in the Gimcrack Stakes) and Philip Martin (third in the National Stakes). Ridden by Lester Piggott, Cajun raced at the rear of the field as the 66/1 outsider Lucky Hunter set the pace. but began to make rapid progress approaching the final furlong.
An interactive dialogue of 140 minutes follows the State's presentation, during which UN member States question the State and make recommendations towards the improvement of its human rights situation and performance. It is worth noting that all 193 UN member states (both HRC members and not) can take the floor. A wide variety of issues have been addressed during the country reviews and potentially all human rights issues could be addressed during this session. While the counting of the actual number of recommendations is complicated by the fact that they are clustered together in the Working Group report, the NGO UPR Info has calculated the first cycle of the UPR to have provided a total of 21,356 recommendations and 599 voluntary pledges.
" Israeli newspaper Haaretz ran an Opinion Editorial by Saeb Erekat, the Chief Negotiator of the Palestinian Authority, in which he urged that "The UN report on Israeli settlements should be read by every single Israeli citizen. It is an opportunity for the international community to hold Israel accountable and end a culture of impunity that has all but destroyed the possibility of a two-state solution." Representatives of Israel did not take the floor during the 18 March debate, and the Israeli Foreign Ministry dismissed the report, calling it "counterproductive" and saying that the Human Rights Council "has sadly distinguished itself by its systematically one-sided and biased approach towards Israel. This latest report is yet another unfortunate reminder of that.
The Bulls had a 19-point lead entering the 4th, but the Knicks tied it with 1.8 seconds left on a Patrick Ewing hook shot. Scottie Pippen famously refused to take the floor after Phil Jackson drew the final play for Kukoc, who hit a buzzer- beater to win the game. In one of the most argued calls in NBA history, a questionable foul was called by Hue Hollins in the closing seconds of Game 5 against Pippen, which gave Hubert Davis two free throws to turn a one-point deficit into a one-point victory for the Knicks. After a blowout Bulls win in Game 6, the Knicks advanced past the Bulls with a series-clinching 87-77 win, but eventually lost to the Rockets in the 1994 NBA Finals.
The comment in the UNGA will not remain in the record of the assembly. Bolivia’s representative said that his country condemns and will continue to condemn rights against people and sovereignty in international law.” Armenia responded to Azerbaijan’s reply in saying that firstly it said that it did not intend to take the floor and apologises but it had to comment on the Azerbaijan representatives’ comments based on “more lies in addition to Azerbaijan’s foreign minister (Elmar Mammadyarov),” which was usual statement, “especially when nobody verifies the truth.” It said that what happened in 1988 was self- determination for Nagorno-Karabakh and was a legal constitutional right in response to “massacres and war by Azerbaijan [reacting] to peaceful” demands. “Nothing Azerbaijan tells from any podium is factual; on the contrary it is a constant barrage of lies and anti-Armenian rhetoric.
14, available here never to resume his parliamentarian career again. Carlist rural feast, 1910s The Cortes career or 1907-1914 marked Díaz Aguado's political climax. As the Carlist contingent remained a minoritarian if not marginal faction in the diet his room for maneuvering was limited, yet he used to take the floor willingly,for a sample of his addresses see El Correo Español 21.07.10, available here allegedly recognized as "polemista habilísimo e incansable, une a su palabre fácil, de soberania elocuencia, una cultura y una ilustración excepcionales".Artagan 1912, p. 222 Some of his motions – even if pertaining to marginal issues and eventually defeated – took days to discuss.e.g. Cortes for 2 days debated on his motion which protested granting the Italian king a status of honorary colonel in the Spanish army. Díaz Aguado opposed the project due to perceived hostility of Italian state towards Vatican and considered it an insult to the Spanish nation, Fernando García Sanz, Historia de las relaciones entre España e Italia: imágenes, comercio y política exterior: 1890-1914, Madrid 1994, , p.
As in 2016 when the Warriors signed Kevin Durant in free agency, the Warriors had reaffirmed their place as a Superteam when they signed Demarcus Cousins as a free agent from the New Orleans Pelicans in the 2018 off-season. Although he was injured when he joined the Warriors, he was still considered a dominant 'big man' with great skill and defensive tenacity which won him two All-NBA selections and been a four-time All-Star representative prior to the signing. He had joined a Superteam cast and the Golden State Warriors would be the first franchise in 42 years to be able to start five All-Star representatives (having all been All-Stars the previous year), one in each of the traditional basketball positions. It would be almost a year after his injury when Cousins would finally take the floor when the Warriors faced the Los Angeles Clippers on January 19, 2019 that the Warriors would be able to start all 5 All-Stars in the game.