Usually unaccompanied by text, these images doubled as self-contained narratives.
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About half of the patients arrive unaccompanied by relatives or caregivers.
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Many legitimate works began to surface — often unaccompanied by provenance documentation.
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Moana is already joining the Disney princesses unaccompanied by a love interest.
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So it's really rare that reading is unaccompanied by guilt for me.
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The bill also was vulnerable as piecemeal legislation unaccompanied by overall corporate tax reform.
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The Princess will carry out her public duties and functions unaccompanied by Lord Snowdon.
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This boy, however, was apprehended alone at the border, unaccompanied by any parent or guardian.
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Trump went unaccompanied by a slate of elected leaders who declined invitations to join him.
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Generic claims of dignity, unaccompanied by specific concrete measures, do not address our challenges moving forward.
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As people paired up, Udall, unaccompanied by staff or spouse, chose me as his stern man.
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The rest were unaccompanied by a parent or guardian when they were apprehended crossing the border.
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Update The grounds of Milan's Villa Belgiojoso are off limits to adults unaccompanied by a minor.
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Unannounced, and unaccompanied by doctors, nurses or social workers, they went in, the door closing behind them.
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They often sit at counsel tables alone, unaccompanied by any family and sometimes without even a lawyer.
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Social distancing unaccompanied by access to key resources like testing, medical care, food, and hygiene is untenable.
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They often sat at counsel tables alone, unaccompanied by any family and sometimes without even a lawyer.
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He spoke to the news media alone before his departure, unaccompanied by any of the other leaders.
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Viola's works present themselves in the best light when they are unaccompanied by the genius of Michelangelo.
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As a fiscal conservative, Mr. Ryan is unlikely to accept large tax cuts unaccompanied by major spending reductions.
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They relaxed with each other in Texas and Maine unaccompanied by a military aide with the nuclear codes.
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There they traveled without security and sometimes left the rink unaccompanied by their coach or a team official.
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We used to sit in green armchairs and let the images, unaccompanied by piano tinkling, flicker across the screen.
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This is visually presented in a way that resembles the inter-titles from silent movies, but unaccompanied by any images.
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Female entrepreneurs risk their reputations by holding meetings with men or shopping at markets unaccompanied by a man, she said.
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His subsequent clarification (albeit unaccompanied by any hint of regret or contrition over the offence caused) helped to alleviate those worries.
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The secret gardens of Villa Belgiojoso, entered through an anonymous little door, are off limits to adults unaccompanied by a minor.
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There's Kheyro, an educated single woman who fears she will be slaughtered if she walks out of Dadaab, unaccompanied by a man.
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Those in favor of the voting process say the division lobbies are a rare chance to catch senior ministers unaccompanied by aides.
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The latest children have been "rendered" unaccompanied by being separated from their parents, who have been taken into custody for criminal prosecution.
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It houses more than 60 boys separated from their families or who were unaccompanied by parents when they arrived in the United States.
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There's also poetry from a first-person perspective: "Unaccompanied," by Javier Zamora, who fled El Salvador atop trains at the age of 9.
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Though Francis' gestures — washing women's feet, kissing a disfigured man — are unaccompanied by commentary, there is a theological depth to them shouldn't go unnoticed.
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Trump reminds us — even those of us who champion capitalism — how corrosive capitalism can be when unaccompanied by a counterbalancing ethos of moral restraint.
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President Barack Obama's attempt to speed up the cases of migrant children who had crossed the border unaccompanied by an adult yielded little benefit.
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One is predicated on the tendency to blame assaults on victims: what they're wearing, why they'd go out in the streets unaccompanied by a man.
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Though we don't know how thoughts are produced by the brain, it is hard to imagine having a thought unaccompanied by some associated mental state.
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The Met also offers shortened holiday presentations of operas that are aimed at families — but which also attract quite a few adults unaccompanied by children.
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Front Burner There was a time when New York was more like Riyadh, in that a woman could not enter restaurants unaccompanied by a man.
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At present, undocumented immigrants, including children unaccompanied by parents, can seek U.S. asylum if they come from countries whose governments cannot protect them from persecution.
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The Associated Press reported on the scene at a McAllen, Texas, facility where some 1,100 people, including 200 minors unaccompanied by a parent, are being kept.
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The centerpiece of Mr. Trump's plan is a huge $5.8 trillion tax cut unaccompanied by specificity around what expenses would be cut to pay for it.
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The novel "Lost Children Archive" unfolds against this very backdrop of crisis: of children crossing borders, facing death, being detained, being deported unaccompanied by their guardians.
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Some crossed the border unaccompanied by any parent or guardian, but others became unaccompanied at the hands of the government, which separated them from their parents.
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The newly-renovated park - its boating lake, miniature golf course and neatly manicured lawns - was off-limits to men unaccompanied by women or children, the guard said.
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" Reached in 1997, the so-called Flores settlement called for migrant children unaccompanied by a parent to be moved out of adult detention facilities "without unnecessary delay.
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Today, at least 5,600 households in the Bangladesh camps are headed by children who arrived unaccompanied by adult family members, according to the United Nations refugee agency.
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In response to Gizmodo's request for comment, an HHS spokesperson directed us to section 2 of ORR's policy regarding children who enter the U.S. unaccompanied by an adult.
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Trafficking indicators can include children who eat apart from family members, travel unaccompanied by adults and children who have no time for playing, according to the United Nations.
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To have yet another moment of silence unaccompanied by the urgency to address gun violence in the wake of the horrific massacre in Orlando would have been unbearable.
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Take in the warmth of the sun on your bare butt, skinny-dip unaccompanied by a sneaky sense of thrill, try not to stare at anyone's penile jewelry.
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UNACCOMPANIED, by Javier Zamora (2017) Mr. Zamora, who was born in El Salvador, crossed the border alone at 9 to reunite with his parents in the United States.
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Governor Rossello is hoping that these budget efforts, unaccompanied by meaningful economic reform, will somehow allow the island to meet its debt service payments without a forced debt restructuring.
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I do not believe that Trump's rhetoric or Trump's tweets — especially unaccompanied by any major fleet or troop movements — are pushing North Korea to that kind of catastrophic choice.
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Ms. Amiri said the government had recorded 420 undocumented pregnant minors who were unaccompanied by their parents in the 2017 fiscal year, with 18 of them making requests for an abortion.
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Unveiled a year after his death in 1968, and unaccompanied by text on its conceptual underpinnings, his diorama has posed a stubborn if seductive riddle to generations of artists and scholars.
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The process is further complicated because the children are listed as unaccompanied by the federal government — erroneously, Govindaiah said, because they didn't enter the United States by themselves but with a parent.
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They trained a spotlight on the court's most private proceeding, the weekly closed-door conference at which the justices, unaccompanied by law clerks or secretaries, meet to set the country's legal agenda.
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A total stranger summons you to deliver pizza—unaccompanied by any type of security—to an address of their choice, and you then have to handle a bunch of cash at their door.
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A total stranger summons you to deliver pizza—unaccompanied by any type of security—to an address of their choice, and you then have to handle a bunch of cash at their door.
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Its report looked at facilities funded by HHS's Office of Refugee Resettlement, which had custody over children who were separated from their parents or who arrived in the US unaccompanied by an adult.
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The high school senior knew that Uber and Lyft have policies that prohibit minors from riding unaccompanied by an adult — underage riders being a potential liability — but his aunt didn't seem to care.
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And on Wednesday, the president held a wide-ranging press conference in New York City — his first unaccompanied by a foreign leader in months — in which he also lashed out at Kavanaugh's accusers.
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When Johnson entered the black door of No. 10 Downing Street last week as Britain's new prime minister, he was the first for nearly half a century to do so unaccompanied by a spouse.
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During those years, he demonstrates, immigration officials could and did customarily invoke this standard to rule out such "defectives" as women unaccompanied by male providers and members of races with supposed "predispositions" to criminality.
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Mr. Nadler and Ms. Pelosi, students of the failed Republican attempt to remove Bill Clinton from office in the 1990s, have warned repeatedly that they would not go down that path unaccompanied by Republicans.
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While some gorgeous music gets left on the cutting-room floor, the shortened operas are often among the most popular offerings of the year — and draw quite a few adults who are unaccompanied by children.
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The Trump administration is considering a new policy that would expedite the deportation of thousands of Central American teenagers who arrived at the U.S. southern border unaccompanied by adults, according to a McClatchy DC report.
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Children will be placed in the custody of Health and Human Services' Office of Refugee Resettlement, administration officials said — the same office that handles minors who show up at the border unaccompanied by an adult.
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In spring and summer 2014, America was transfixed by a "crisis" at the border: Border Patrol officials were being overwhelmed by people coming from Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador, often children unaccompanied by a parent.
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He also said the BOJ should not persist in achieving its 2 percent inflation target "at all cost" as price rises unaccompanied by wage gains would cool consumption, suggesting his opposition to any further monetary expansion.
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In a separate concurrence, Judge John Owens called the court's ruling "narrow" because it did not say whether minors who arrive in the U.S. unaccompanied by their parents have the right to a court-appointed lawyer.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When Boris Johnson entered the famous black door of No. 10 Downing Street as Britain's new prime minister, he was the first for nearly half a century to do so unaccompanied by a spouse.
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He cites examples of similarly "destabilizing technologies" in the 1960s and 1970s, when billions of dollars in frenzied spending on nuclear and chemical arms was unaccompanied by discussion of how the resulting dangers could be minimized.
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Lawyers for the Department of Health and Human Services, which is responsible for sheltering children who illegally enter the country unaccompanied by a parent, had said the department has a policy of "refusing to facilitate" abortions.
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As part of her week long press tour, Kelly told host Jimmy Fallon about her visit to Trump Tower, unaccompanied by network executives or cameramen, during which she requested the interview with the likely Republican presidential nominee.
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Children caught crossing unaccompanied and children "rendered unaccompanied" by separation are remanded by Homeland Security Department officials to HHS for care in temporary detention centers, placement with foster care or return to their families or legal guardians.
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Instead, this is a population of minors who arrived at the US border unaccompanied by parents or adults, were then detained by immigration authorities, and then were largely released into the care of parents and other close relatives.
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He has not said precisely what elements of New York's stop-and-frisk policy he would aim to export, or which versions of profiling he would favor, offering remarks in casual television interviews unaccompanied by more extensive proposals.
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While Uber and Lyft don't legally allow minors to ride unaccompanied by a parent or guardian, HopSkipDrive is set up specifically for that use, from its insurance to the way its app communicates with passengers, parents and drivers.
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Even so, from February through May, 5,445 children were detained after crossing the border unaccompanied by adult relatives, according to Customs and Border Protection, and a majority of those have wound up reunited with parents or other relatives.
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It would be naïve for the U.S. to think a peace regime could wag the dog toward a more stable peace if it is unaccompanied by a commitment to maintain the full strength of the U.S.-South Korea alliance.
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The study is one of three major "human origins" papers published in Nature this week, with a second study showing that the advent of human behaviours — as shown through rock art and tools — seems unaccompanied by any significant genetic mutations.
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Although the defense expert testified that discs containing the relevant Microsoft OS software had little or no value when unaccompanied by a product key or license, the district court explicitly stated that it did not find that testimony to be credible.
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Almost a year after President Trump ended his cruel "zero tolerance" policy that ripped kids from their parents, children, most from Central America, are still pouring in — some 28,221 in April alone, almost 215,21 of them unaccompanied by a parent.
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In July 1933, just a few months after her husband took office, Eleanor and Hick set out for a vacation in New England and Canada, driving off in Eleanor's sporty blue convertible, unaccompanied by the Secret Service, staying together in hotels and farmhouses.
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After flying from Victoria to Vancouver in a seaplane and visting different charities in the afternoon, the couple – unaccompanied by children Prince George and Princess Charlotte – attended a reception for young Canadian leaders making a difference in their communities and celebrities at the Telus Gardens.
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For example, on a single night in January of last year, roughly ten percent of the country's half a million homeless population were under the age of twenty-four; nearly four thousand of them were kids, unaccompanied by family, under the age of eighteen.
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The agreement called for migrant children unaccompanied by a parent to be moved out of adult detention facilities "without unnecessary delay," either to be placed in the custody of a relative or legal guardian or to be transferred to a minimally restrictive center licensed by state child welfare authorities.
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By 19803, Idris had traveled unaccompanied by rail and oceanliner from her boarding school in Canada to England, to be with her mother after Hall was killed in World War I. They moved to Nice, and Idris, at 15, began taking driving lessons from a dashing war hero.
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The Casa Padre shelter, a state-licensed child care facility, houses two sets of undocumented youth — those who were separated from their relatives by the Trump administration's family-separation policy and those, like the missing teenager, who had illegally crossed the border unaccompanied by a parent or guardian.
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"In July 1933, just a few months after her husband took office, Eleanor and Hick set out for a vacation in New England and Canada, driving off in Eleanor's sporty blue convertible, unaccompanied by the Secret Service, staying together in hotels and farmhouses," Sylvia Brownrigg notes in her review.
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FIRST Global ensures that all students get to their dormitories after the daily competition by providing safe transportation to the students staying at Trinity Washington University who are always to be under close supervision of their adult mentor and are advised not to leave the premises unaccompanied by the mentor.
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Savitsky, meanwhile, surrendered to the station chief, according to the AP. However, he was not able to fly back to Saint Petersburg until October 20 (which he reportedly did voluntarily, unaccompanied by authorities), as flights to and from Antarctica aren't exactly on a daily schedule, according to Russian news outlet AIF.
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Lawyers for the Department of Health and Human Services, which is responsible for sheltering children who illegally enter the country unaccompanied by a parent, have said the department has a policy of "refusing to facilitate" abortions and that releasing the teenager would require arranging a transfer of custody and follow-up care.
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"FIRST Global ensures that all students get to their dormitories after the daily competition by providing safe transportation to the students staying at Trinity Washington University who are always to be under close supervision of their adult mentor and are advised not to leave the premises unaccompanied by the mentor," the organization said.
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If this phenomenon is making you feel as shaken and disoriented as it's made us feel, allow us to break down what this means... She's old enough to drink... Get cool tattoos... To attend music festivals unaccompanied by an adult....well technically she's surrounded by adults but, surely you get what we mean.
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Aiding them is the corporate media industrial complex, whose engines are humming along ferociously, offering 24/7 cable news airwaves and print columns to hyperventilate over Russia influencing our elections—allegations still unaccompanied by incontrovertible evidence—and the scary, big bear that is President Donald Trump's inner circle holding untoward calls with Russian officials.
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But hundreds of dogs and other animals who are too large to fit under a seat, or who fly unaccompanied by an owner, are relegated to the cargo or belly area of the plane, where they are not monitored, are subjected to poor air quality and temperature control, and can be harmed by shifting cargo.
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At a time when the key to any Palestinian breakthrough with Israel is for Palestinians to make Israelis feel strategically secure but morally insecure about holding occupied territories, Hamas, with its relentless tunnel-digging into Israel and border assaults — unaccompanied by any offer of a two-state solution — does everything to make Israelis feel strategically insecure and morally secure about holding territories.
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Yes, isolationism, nationalism and ethnocentrism exist in a minority, but more thoughtful critics of T.P.P. object not to international trade but to trade agreements that are biased toward corporate interests, allow abuses of labor and the environment, and are unaccompanied by effective trade adjustment assistance for those American workers who pay the price for the increased prosperity that trade brings to the rest of us.
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Bo Burnham's new coming-of-age comedy began its theatrical run this past weekend, but prospective moviegoers in the same age bracket as lovably awkward protagonist Kayla (Elsie Fisher) were plum out of luck: In their infinite and highly arbitrary wisdom, the Motion Picture Association of America saw fit to brand the film with an R rating, barring all viewers under 17 years old unaccompanied by a parent or an adult guardian.
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"While Lil Nas X is the first artist to take an initial Hot 100 entry to No. 1 since Bradley Cooper just five weeks earlier, thanks to Cooper's duet "Shallow" with Lady Gaga, Lil Nas X is the first artist unaccompanied by another act to top the Hot 100 on a first try since Cardi B, whose "Bodak Yellow (Money Moves)" spent three weeks at No. 1 in October 2017," Billboard's Gary Trust wrote.
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