What's more important is the totality of the nutrition lifestyle.
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The comedy comes from experiencing the totality of the artwork.
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Again, the totality of the evidence opposes this vaccine-autism theory.
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CureDuchenne believes that the totality of the data supports Ataluren's approval.
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If this were the totality of the quest, that would be fine.
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"I'm really comfortable standing on the totality of the content," he said.
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Such solutions, even if they worked, wouldn't solve the totality of the problem.
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But the totality of the changes adds up to significant and sweeping overhaul.
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"It's a justified shooting based on the totality of the circumstances," Mr. Murray said.
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The Schumer shutdown has revealed the totality of the Democrats' agenda: animosity and amnesty.
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"It's harder to understand the totality of the life of the student," said Rabkin.
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In all, the experimenters observed the totality of the eclipse for a record 2000 minutes.
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"It's something that's got to be considered in the totality of the other issues," Isakson said.
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The "N-Bilder" series reminds me you have to control the totality of the painted field.
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A self-portrait taken in Marion, Illinois, minutes after the totality of the 2017 solar eclipse.
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What you see is truly just the tip of the iceberg of the totality of the struggle.
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"Based on the totality of the circumstances the collection of the requested … evidence is justified," Kopcow ruled.
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Also, what is important is the totality of the circumstances, not any one particular fact or circumstance.
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Slavery and racism will be neither soft-pedaled nor portrayed as the totality of the black experience.
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These one-off studies and old lesson plans didn't always represent of the totality of the research.
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"We still need to be concerned with the totality of the safety inside the the bus," he said.
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Writing for Giant Bomb, Alex Navarro summed up the totality of the sequel's success in two perfect sentences.
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"The totality of the circumstances indicated this could be serious," Suffolk County Chief of Detectives Gerard Gigante said.
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These are raw videos, capturing a knot hole of an incident and not the totality of the circumstances.
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Nor is it easy to sort out precisely the totality of the role Fotiadis played in these projects.
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And, just maybe that photograph never really quite captured the totality of the early days of commercial aviation.
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If the totality of the circumstances rise and they're not an immediate threat to themselves or someone else.
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Charlotte's police chief Kerr Putney has said the totality of the evidence will show that the shooting was justified.
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But the totality of the deceased user profiles also amounts to something larger than the sum of its parts.
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He laughs at the totality of the disaster in Pestel because, he reasons, there is already too much sadness.
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Given the totality of the situation and the tangential nature of Pence's involvement, this seems forgivable enough to me.
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I think you need to bathe in the totality of the story, both from O.J. and everything surrounding him.
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"Looking at the totality of the facts and evidence brought our office to this decision," State Attorney Stephen Russell said.
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But this movement doesn't address the totality of the problem, and leaves kids responsible for the actions of their classmates.
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The planet is not "on fucking fire," and saying so obscures both the reality and the totality of the problem.
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It certainly would not require disqualification of an FBI source if the "totality of the circumstances" supported the warrant application.
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The fiery color of the corona of the sun, briefly visible during the totality of the eclipse, still eluded photography.
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I'm waiting until I see the totality of the legislation to say whether I support the whole thing or not, anyway.
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More physical and genetic diversity in a breed means that more ancient traits may exist among the totality of the breed.
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The labor market reports have many different aspects to them and you'd have to look at the totality of the report.
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A decision by a judge in Texas striking down the totality of the Affordable Care Act has little basis in law.
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Trump may have a better idea, but even he doesn't know the totality of the cards Mueller is likely to play.
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If the bad behavior is big enough or public enough, it can easily come to define the totality of the wrongdoer.
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Eventually someone needs to do a meta-review of the totality of the evidence on the question to reach a conclusion.
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And at the totality of the eclipse, late Sunday or early Monday depending on your location, the moon will look red. (AP)
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According to NASA, the totality of the eclipse will be viewable from western North America across the Pacific Ocean to Eastern Asia.
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No doubt the devices will still be made and sold, of course, but it won't be the totality of the Tile offering.
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In fact, the album comes so tantalizingly close to aesthetic directness that it reveals the totality of the band's commitment to mannerism.
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"... We believe that the totality of the evidence we've generated supports ABP 980 as highly similar to the reference product," he said.
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" He also addressed the demand for video footage: "Video is part of the truth, but is not the totality of the truth.
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"We believe the District Court erred in its evaluation of the totality of the evidence," Hart Miles, one of MacDonald's attorneys, tells PEOPLE.
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They are less concerned with finding the extra two percent than with the totality of the thing—the 100 percent, if you will.
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For Republicans, the totality of the primary results thus far indicate that a number of suburban seats are at risk around the country.
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Portugal's government acknowledged an "unfortunate use of terms," but said that the court's ruling should be upheld, given the totality of the reasoning.
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But it may also be the first time that some senators have heard the totality of the evidence presented in a sustained way.
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So realized is the final result, even in this first of two volumes, that the mind struggles to apprehend the totality of the accomplishment.
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Dr. Joe McIntosh, PTC's head of clinical development, insisted that "the totality of the data" showed ataluren can slow the loss of muscle function.
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The truth can be found somewhere in the totality of the research, but we report on every study in isolation underneath flip-flopping headlines.
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But focusing solely on SoftBank misses the totality of the Saudis' under-the-radar investments that still come from the same oil money machine.
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It's a common-sense inquiry, based on the totality of the circumstances, about whether a fair probability exists that the critical claim is true.
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But Sanders and his supporters are not the totality of the left; the left will not disappear without his presence on the political scene.
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The grounding of the aircraft after two fatal crashes ended up prompting Boeing to further investigate the totality of the issues with the Max.
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"Progress would look like fully committed funding to the totality of the cost, which will be between 12 and 15 billion pounds," he said.
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Median pay analysis most accurately reflects the totality of the pay problem and the strategic ways in which companies can work to close it.
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The other part of it is that we still don't know the totality of the confidential information that was sent to and from the server.
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Here's the path the totality of the eclipse will take over South America: And here's a zoomed-in view of the path of the shadow.
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" O'Sullivan says "the reports don't appear to contain any bombshells, but they do shed light on the totality of the effort -- and it is vast.
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The court said that the trial court had considered the "totality of the circumstances" including alleged "historical evidence of racial discrimination" by the district attorney.
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"I'm sure he means well, but his approach is lackluster and a waste if he doesn't tackle the totality of the problem," Mr. Vibert said.
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The totality of the work gives an impression of the tensions, anxieties and uncertainties that seem to be so amplified in our world these days.
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It prompts us to foreground not the process (as in the "cut-up" approach of artist Bryon Gysin, for instance), but the totality of the image.
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So, when the president looks at the totality of the Russian relationship, this is one piece of it, addressing their malign activity in their election meddling.
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While the totality of the eclipse may only last for a few brief seconds, it's a major piece of history that you won't want to miss.
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"We are not naïve enough to believe the totality of the crimes are what we have identified and what we are working on," Chief Acevedo said.
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To black residents of South Carolina, do you think that your existence is based solely on your community and not the totality of the Palmetto State?
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Charlotte's police chief has said the videos tell only part of the story; the totality of the evidence he said, will show that the shooting was justified.
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The totality of the transactions should give you pause enough that we would want to be sure US institutions scaled back or ceased doing business with them.
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"In my opinion, the totality of the evidence found during the investigation refutes the allegations made against Professor Dershowitz," Freeh said in a statement at the time.
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"MPP amenability is determined on a case-by-case basis after evaluating the totality of the facts and information available for each case," a CBP official said.
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For instance, the totality of the [Mark] Fuhrman tapes [in which Mr. Fuhrman, a Los Angeles Police Department detective on the Simpson case, was heard using racial slurs].
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But these atrocious acts are committed by a small, but very vocal, minority, and do not represent the totality of the 23 percent of voters who picked Trump.
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"The totality of the picture right now has us more concerned about Elizabeth than we really have been since the start of it," DeVine told HLN this week.
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Thanks to the fatuity of the American public, there has not been any effective comprehension of the totality of the assault nor its enervating effect upon national vigilance.
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"Given the totality of the circumstances, we believe it is appropriate for you to recuse yourself from the ongoing investigation and pending prosecution of Mr. Parnas," wrote Bondy.
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"In addition, the totality of the circumstances indicate the nature and circumstances of the offense require a sentence more severe than the advisory guideline range," Mr. Garcia wrote.
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After considering the totality of the entire evidence, we are satisfied that the elections were not conducted in accordance to the dictates of the Constitution and the applicable principles.
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But what's really warranted here is the totality of the circumstances, and the disproportionality to the crime that was being committed, and the need to restrain him at all.
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"The totality of the picture right now has us more concerned about Elizabeth than we really have been since the start of it," DeVine told HLN on Tuesday night.
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"Given the totality of the circumstances and viewed from the perspective of an objectively reasonable officer, the dog poses an imminent threat to the officer's safety," the ruling reads.
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"What we are going to do is put the rule in the context of the totality of the assault on the sector and reality of the impact," he said.
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I applaud curating practices that foreground the totality of the historical record — a practice that demands rhetoric for freedom — in writing and speeches — matches material practices in everyday life.
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Maybe that's a skeptical interpretation, but given the totality of the context—Johnson's decades-long absence, his closeness to Manning, and the strikingly familiar account—the skepticism is warranted.
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So, the more vague and flexible a law is, the more it takes into account the totality of the circumstances, the more it's actually likely to lead to injustice.
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The consistency is so overwhelming that individual songs disappear into the totality of the mounting surge, as hooks stack atop more hooks until they all start sounding the same.
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In its opinion, the panel agreed that Syed's counsel had been "deficient" but did not believe it had resulted in prejudice, "given the totality of the evidence against" Syed.
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Hamilton used the totality of the American Pavilion's neo-classical architecture as a conceptual installation, and through her sculptural transformation of the space, comprehensively expressed America's social-political history.
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Now is the time for independent UN-mandated Commission of Inquiry to address the totality of the human rights situation in Rakhine State, including grievances from the Rakhine Buddhist communities.
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It is the totality of the experience and level of care Dawood took to imagining each of these spaces, rather than the competing streams of historical facts, that are impressive.
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While the totality of the polling suggest Clinton is still the favorite to get to 270 electoral votes, they also suggested she might have been hurt by the past week.
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But given the totality of the circumstances and what's come to light over the past 35 years, what possible explanation can there be, other than that Robert Durst killed her?
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On the surface, a Cure record may come across like a wall-to-wall mope fest, and while there's truth in that, it's not the totality of the band's being.
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The "totality of the anti-immigrant climate" threatens the stability of the workforce -- and "the ability of older people and people with disabilities to access home health care," Espinoza said.
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"The totality of the circumstances, viewed in a common sense manner, establish at least a 'fair probability' that Ganek recognized the inside source of the information in any event," she wrote.
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While the totality of the eclipse may only last 2 minutes as it crosses the sky, we offer a great facilities to create a lasting memory with your family and friends!
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TripAdvisor will stop selling tickets to some attractions immediately, but the totality of the booking policy changes, as well as the educational portal, will not be completely implemented until early 2017.
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Through long-exposure techniques, each frame is stacked on top of each other—the sound is removed, and the totality of the film's discourse is condensed into a single emotional imprint.
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I know what you mean, but I guess the first thing we have to do is look at the totality of the entire situation and not just a piece of it.
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"We maintain that the totality of the evidence demonstrating the product's effectiveness and its safety profile continue to provide compelling evidence supporting an overall favorable benefit-risk profile," the company said.
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It is far too early to render a serious judgment on the Clinton book before it is formally released and the totality of the case she makes can be fully assessed.
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But Consovoy urged the judges to look at the "totality of the evidence," including media reports that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told fellow Democrats that she wants to see Trump in prison.
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But, I refuse to believe that the totality of the Republican Party system is corrupt beyond the possibility of contrition, that every single Republican senator would turn their backs on the country.
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The Supreme Court has stated that the issuance of a search warrant can be supported by the "totality of the circumstances" presented to the court at the time a warrant is issued.
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Mixpanel also says it is developing mechanisms to make it easier for customers to review the totality of the data the feature collects, so they can more quickly spot things that don't belong.
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To take the totality of the findings, it seemed remarkable that despite the just-below-the-surface potential for authoritarianism, American politics did not dissolve into a maelstrom of illiberal intolerance and violence.
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"I think, you know, when we look at people, whether they're old or they're young, you've got to look at the totality of the person," Sanders said in an interview with CBS yesterday.
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"You're not talking just about the mill itself, you're talking about the totality of the evidence seized, that show this person is involved in dog fighting, which is inherently cruel," Mr. Schindler said.
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What we saw was a president who, for the first time, admitted that facts and a clear-eyed view of the totality of the situation — not political expediency — was what changed his mind.
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In use-of-force investigations, officers are judged on the totality of the circumstances, including the knowledge of the suspect's past criminal history and how close a weapon is the suspect, according to Mina.
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The clip, which lasts one minute and eight seconds, covers the totality of the eclipse, starting just before the Moon completely covers the Sun and lasting until just after it starts to move away.
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Without a manifesto or even a note to answer questions, the totality of the information that has been gathered leaves us to only make an educated guess as to the motives of Stephen Paddock.
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"ICE makes arrest and custody determinations on an individual basis based on the totality of the circumstances and does so in compliance with federal law and agency policy," the spokesperson told me via email.
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"Whether it's a cop shooting a kid or a kid shooting a kid, we gotta look at the totality of the senseless, ridiculous, foolish violence that is polluting all of our communities," DMC said.
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Before reacting to a 45-second cell phone video, disturbing as it is, we must make determinations based on the totality of the circumstances as those at the scene -- officers, witnesses and Sterling -- experienced them.
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"These additional charges reflect the totality of the lives impacted by the defendant's actions," added Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson, noting that, if convicted, Holloway could be sentenced to over 1,000 years behind bars.
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Its guidance says employees should weigh the "totality of the evidence" and prioritize government documents like birth certificates and school records, as well as statements by the child, the child's parents, and other government agencies.
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"We struck because the time is about right to do it then, given the totality of the intelligence and the other factors that would affect the raid force going into and coming out," McKenzie said.
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ET. The totality of the lunar eclipse lasted about an hour and 43 minutes, but the partial eclipse before and after the total phase meant the moon spent nearly four hours crossing the Earth's shadow.
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Still, a single exhibition cannot hope to encapsulate the totality of the historical, religious, and sociopolitical meanings of walls and I found myself longing for a more focused, in-depth treatment of this crucial topic.
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The network likes to think that Joe Scarborough and James Carville represent the totality of the American political spectrum, but there are actually fewer Sanders-style leftists on the network than his popularity would warrant.
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In fact, Pelosi's speech-ripping gesture came at the end of the president's speech, and her office said it was in response to the totality of the speech and what Pelosi saw as misinformation in it.
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Chief Executive Bill Lis said the totality of the efficacy and safety data in such a high-risk patient population was robust enough to support the submission of marketing application for the drug later this year.
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"The totality of the evidence and testimony obtained showed that Citigroup knowingly and purposefully purchased and securitized loans that did not meet representation and warranties or in many cases were outright fraudulent loans," the report said.
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Resnais's depiction of the Bibliothèque Nationale betrays a modernist belief in the totality of the archive, but at the point of the disintegration of this belief, when it is faced with the unattainability of this totality.
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"When you looked at the totality of the situation, we were leaning toward: This is something that makes sense to be done alone," said Mr. Steinbach, who would not confirm the existence of the Russian document.
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The Supreme Court of the United States told us in 1989 that all police use of force must be "objectively reasonable" under the totality of the circumstances as viewed from the perspective of the officer on scene.
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What makes this episode even more scandalous is that the Obama administration knew the attacks were underway in real time, yet it failed to unmask the totality of the alleged Russian assault before the damage was done.
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Often these individuals are not concerned or associated with the political protest that gave rise to the disturbance, but leverage the totality of the circumstances and take aim against targets of opportunity, in this case, administration officials.
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"Looking at the totality of what he did and the totality of the sentences, both last week and now, Paul Manafort caught a break," Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal, the former attorney general of Connecticut, said on MSNBC.
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"The sequence of events as it relates to how that shooting occurred is not supported by the totality of the evidence and the statements in this investigation," said Acevedo, who added that Houston police's investigation concluded in April.
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"Based on the totality of the aforementioned information and evidence, there is reason to believe that Bengharsa and Gregerson are engaged in discussions and preparations for some violent act on behalf of" the Islamic State, an agent wrote.
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The rule also requires officers to assess each applicant's age, health, family status, assets, resources and financial status, and education and skills, as well as other factors set forth in the rule, in the totality of the circumstances.
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"We do not wish to prejudge the totality of the facts or Congress' deliberative process," they said, adding, "At the same time, there is no escaping that what we already know is serious enough to merit impeachment proceedings."
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Almost everything that he says, not every time, so if there&aposs criticism about that I think that if you look at the totality of the statements over a period of time, he has been, well, we&aposll see.
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ICE spokesperson Sarah Rodriguez said in a statement that people with DACA "are not categorically targeted for immigration enforcement," but if agents encounter someone whose status has expired they will "evaluate the totality" of the circumstances and decide how to proceed.
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"Given the totality of the evidence the jury heard, we conclude that there is not a significant or substantial possibility that the verdict would have been different had trial counsel presented Ms. McClain as an alibi witness," the majority opinion said.
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"Field testing of possible drugs by officers is a presumptive test only and is simply one part of the totality of the circumstances that can lead an officer to believe that enough probable cause exists to legally effect an arrest," Capt.
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Now, ICE officers and attorneys can review the totality of the circumstances in deciding whether to put a person's deportation on hold or terminate proceedings against them without checking with USCIS on the likelihood of them receiving a U visa.
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Because of "the totality of the evidence" against Syed, there was not "a significant or substantial possibility that the jury would have reached a different verdict had his trial counsel presented the alibi witness," the court of appeal's majority opinion said.
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"We are confident, based on the totality of the circumstances, and the evidence available to us, that we have identified the female in the doorbell video and that she is safe," Lt. Scott Spencer said in a news conference on Thursday.
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" If the radiograph or other medical assessment determines the probability an individual is 18 or older exceeds 75 percent, the agency can turn that person over to DHS — as long as it's considered as part of the "totality of the evidence.
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Doctors were too often using single or cherry-picked studies, or what they learned in medical school or from their mentors, to inform their decisions about their patients' best care, rather than looking at the totality of the best-available evidence.
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The "Heffalumps and Woozles" quality of the shape-shifting genitals keeps them from being strictly erotic, but the totality of the mural's sexual content is bracing, particularly in contrast to the more mainstream Haring canon: a baby, a dog, a dancing man.
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"You look at the totality of the evidence, that's what I learned while I was in law school," Klobuchar said, listing example after example that the report offered about how Trump treated key witnesses who testified in front of Congress and the courts.
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"The totality of the data we're really pleased with and encouraged by, and it's driving our decision and plans to move into a phase 3 trial starting in the fourth quarter," Spark Chief Executive Officer Jeff Marrazzo told CNBC in a telephone interview.
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He said he hopes Chinese officials and fans look at the totality of the impact of the three-decade-plus relationship between the league and their country, and urged them to see his response while acknowledging there are political differences between the countries.
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If we feel the totality of the circumstances rises to the level where we're concerned, this person might be mentally ill, we need the power to take every firearm they have away from them and bring them to a mental health facility.
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"At that time, a new custody determination is made by ICE, taking into account the totality of the individual's circumstance, to include flight risk, threat to the public, threat to themselves, ties to the community, and immigration court ruling," the spokesperson said.
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Meanwhile, the Internet Association — a lobbying group that includes Google and Facebook as members but advocates on industrywide issues and counts many tech companies in its fold — issued a strong rebuke of the proposal, indicating the totality of the tech objection to the proposal.
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But McGahn rebuffed those efforts, multiple sources told the Journal, saying the former counsel declined because he did not want to weigh in on the totality of the evidence uncovered by Mueller's probe beyond the testimony he had already given to the special counsel.
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Given the totality of the circumstances surrounding his case, including one previous suicide attempt, removing him from suicide watch and returning him to the Special Housing Unit, is reflective of imprudent decision making and an overall lack of correctional leadership at the administrative level.
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"It allows you to feed off their confidence, off their self-determination, off their experience because it's hard — especially as a young guy — to look in and believe in the totality of the decisions you're making, pitch to pitch, batter to batter," Morton said.
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Austria may well prove to be the first national litmus test of just how far voters are prepared to go in embracing or rejecting the totality of the far-right agenda, deeply polluted by ties with the Kremlin and now with direct evidence of such pollution.
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"Prudent risk-management would suggest the risks from waiting until the totality of the data provides greater confidence in a rebound in domestic activity, and there is greater certainty regarding the "Brexit" vote, seem lower than the risks associated with moving ahead of these developments," Brainard said.
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Nicholas envisions 3-D charts that depict the state of the sky at the moment you were born, which would allow for a much more dynamic interaction with the totality of the chart (and might shift people's focus from the position of the sun in their charts).
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"I think we should be doing everything we can to limit the settlements that are being built, I just wonder whether there are bigger ways for us to think about how to do that in terms of the totality of the relationship that we have," Sen.
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"Any use of force by Officer Oliver was a reasonable response to a reasonable perception that the actions of the occupants of the black car under the totality of the circumstances created an immediate risk to another person of death or serious bodily injury," the filing states.
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AVENATTI: WELL, I DON'T TRAFFIC IN NONSENSE, AND I DON'T MAKE CLAIMS THAT CAN BE BACKED UP. AND I THINK PEOPLE ARE GOING TO BE RATHER SHOCKED WHEN THEY LEARN OF THE TOTALITY OF THE EVIDENCE OF NIKE'S CORRUPTION AND BRIBERY OF PLAYERS LIKE MR. WILLIAMSON.
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Yet it is impossible to understand the totality of the Prince catalog without taking the boatloads of unauthorized recordings into account — at concerts, he'd sometimes dip into material known only to the bootleg faithful, a sly acknowledgment of things he couldn't control, or perhaps didn't wish to.
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But in cases where U.S. border forces have fired over the border before, that's proven something of a grey area, with agents asked to take in the "totality of the circumstances, to include the size and nature of the projectiles" to determine whether there's an imminent danger.
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If the wide range of subjects that appear in the Mona Lisa pictures seems like just another postmodernist pastiche, Nakagawa would argue that, together, they represent the totality of the history of the human mind and spirit — and the prospects for its next chapters to come.
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"Based on the totality of the circumstances and all of the evidence in this case, our final determination is that no criminal charges are warranted against the involved officers as the use of force was legally authorized and justified under Arizona State Law," a Scottsdale police statement says.
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MORE's legacy, the totality of the Democratic Party's response has been to fight back for fight's sake — not for God, not for glory, not for values, not for liberty, not for our children and posterity—but simply to remain unyielding at every turn and to consider that victory.
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As Mr. Hastert's counsel, we respectfully request that the Court in imposing a sentence consider the totality of the circumstances that surround this violation, his regret and acceptance of responsibility, the cost that has already been exacted over the past year, as well as Mr. Hastert's fragile medical condition.
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"Every once in a while, when we hired someone who had been there, we'd learn that they were never allowed to see the totality of the business performance and they were only given reporting on their specific sector," said Margaret Coblentz, a former e-commerce director at Charlotte Russe.
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And although the contents of the emails were broadly revealed in The New York Times in 2014, the totality of the correspondences captures just how much at war Mr. Pruitt was with the E.P.A. and how cozy he was with the industries that he is now charged with policing.
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"Considering the totality of the circumstances - including the general context of defendant's statements, the specific context of the statements, and the statements' susceptibility of being proved true or false - a reasonable factfinder could easily conclude that defendant's statements, as pleaded in the complaint, implied assertions of objective fact," Wilson wrote.
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In the video at the top of this post, I tried to illustrate differences in how the two keyboards sound—and while the microphone doesn't quite capture the totality of the difference (you're not actually feeling the keyboards after all), you can definitely hear it if you put on headphones.
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" They love to say things like, "Based on the totality of the circumstances... and my experience and training... I know that it was marijuana they were chewing, I told them to spit it out, but they wouldn't, and therefore that is tampering with evidence because I let them know an investigation was ongoing.
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"When you think like a retailer, you have to think about the experience someone is getting and the totality of the journey, you have to think about the advocacy, ratings and reviews, how is my experience 'landing' on consumers… because that is going to make or break the loyalty (from customers)," she added.
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"My fundamental disagreement with commissioner Bettman's decision, is that, based on the totality of the evidence presented to me, I do not think that Wideman's behavior was animated by an intent to injure Henderson," Oldham wrote, citing testimony from the N.H.L. director of officiating, Stephen Walkom, among others in reaching his decision.
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"Considering the totality of the circumstances—including the general context of Defendant's statements, the specific context of the statements, and the statements' susceptibility of being proved true or false—a reasonable factfinder could easily conclude that Defendant's statements, as pleaded in the complaint, implied assertions of objective fact," Wilson wrote in the decision.
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"In addition to failing to apply a totality of the circumstances analysis to the facts of this case, as required by the Supreme Court, the state court acted unreasonably when it determined that, given the totality of the circumstances, Dassey's confession was voluntary," Judge Ilana Rovner wrote for the majority in a 104-page opinion.
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Driving the additional transparency tools, we can go on our apps today and get pricing on either, A, pharmaceuticals or alternatives, or on certain clinical interventions and surgical interventions for the totality of the episode of care that would price your episode of care based upon your specific coverage and the hospital/physician you're going to.
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"While Director Haspel did not attend today's Yemen policy briefing, the agency has already briefed the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence and congressional leadership on the totality of the compartmented, classified intelligence and will continue to provide updates on this important matter to policymakers and Congress," CIA Press Secretary Timothy Barrett said in a statement later Wednesday.
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California Assembly Bill 931 would authorize officers to use deadly force "only when it is necessary to prevent imminent and serious bodily injury or death -- that is, if, given the totality of the circumstances, there was no reasonable alternative to using deadly force, including warnings, verbal persuasion, or other nonlethal methods of resolution or de-escalation," according to Weber.
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The finance industry groups, which together represent the banks, finance companies, servicers and mortgage investors that make up the totality of the United States mortgage industry, want to give borrowers a three-month break from making mortgage payments — and possibly extend the break to 12 months — if the coronavirus crisis has reduced their income, sickened them or kept them from working.
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"I conclude from this, and the totality of the evidence, that the Claimant is absolutist in her view of sex and it is a core component of her belief that she will refer to a person by the sex she considered appropriate even if it violates their dignity and/or creates an intimidating, hostile, degrading, humiliating or offensive environment," Tayler added.
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Republican leaders have tried to make the case to their members that they must look at the totality of the tax legislation and how it lowers rates across the board rather than fixating on any one credit or deduction that's on the chopping block, but that hasn't stopped members from at least making a case for changes before the bill heads to the floor for a vote.
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Of Le Livre, Mallarmé wrote in a letter to Paul Verlaine: "[B]ut I am possessed by it and I will succeed perhaps — not in producing this work in its entirety … but to show a fragment of it completed, to make its glorious authenticity flicker from one position, indicating the totality of the rest for which a life is not enough" (from Sylvia Gorelick's introduction).
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On the other hand, if Shelby ordered Mr. Crutcher to stay put or to get on the ground, as her attorney says was the case -- and good police training and common sense would call for -- then the narrative falls apart and we are back to the "totality of the circumstances" that the Graham holding requires prosecutors and courts to apply when deciding whether or not someone committed a crime.
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With oral contraceptives, Alina Salganicoff, vice president and director of women's health policy at the Kaiser Family Foundation, told me that both the Institute of Medicine and the Women's Preventive Services Initiative have reviewed the totality of the evidence for the contraceptive products on the market and determined that their benefits vastly outweigh their harms, so much so that they recommended birth control be a required preventive health service for women.
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After sending us down a rabbit hole of swirls, streaks, and fragments, he yanks us back up with some small, identifiable chunk of the real world, which subsequently unspools across the totality of the work to leave us, if not reassured (and we're not — the amoeba-like shapes filled with dislocated imagery remain fractious if not frightening), then at least feeling some measure of control over what we're looking at.
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The legislation would authorize officers to use deadly force "only when it is necessary to prevent imminent and serious bodily injury or death -- that is, if, given the totality of the circumstances, there was no reasonable alternative to using deadly force, including warnings, verbal persuasion, or other nonlethal methods of resolution or de-escalation," according to Democratic Assemblywoman Shirley Weber of San Diego, a co-author of the measure.
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Explore the map and make your choices Road to 270: Electoral College map The state of play Looking at the totality of the new polling, the advertising buys, and candidate travel and organization suggests that Donald Trump's best possible path to the White House goes through the upper Midwest/Rust Belt region of the country, where he can try to turn out white working class voters in big numbers to turn states like Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin from blue to red.
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