This is an undeniable fact, just as it is an undeniable fact that Israel has been operating for 70 years with Jerusalem as its center of government.
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"Should not have taken a statement as undeniable fact," Martin wrote.
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This highlights the undeniable fact that such models are too generic.
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Undeniable fact: The Kardashian-Jenner real estate portfolio is truly stunning.
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He recently denied the undeniable fact that he ever declared global warming a hoax.
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It's an undeniable fact that the KarJenners have built a style and beauty empire.
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What we're left with is the undeniable fact that dogs are simply the best.
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The foreign ministry said Turkish authorities continued "to obstinately reject the undeniable fact of genocide".
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It's honestly unclear, beyond the undeniable fact that Boris Johnson is having a very bad week.
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Amid understandable criticisms of his game is an undeniable fact — Westbrook can do things other players cannot.
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And one undeniable fact: The glitter of the precious metal has lured men and women throughout the ages.
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But he has reason to fear the undeniable fact of the death in custody of a man like Mr Sentsov.
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It's an undeniable fact that guitar music—at least in its primordial, gobby form—is on its last atrophied legs.
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"The undeniable fact is that this is a gross violation of the INFT obligations," the ministry said on its website.
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That said, the biggest thing unsaid is the undeniable fact that people are probably going to be buying fewer cars.
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Negan must come to terms with the humiliation, with the emasculation, with the undeniable fact that he is the inferior.
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The undeniable fact is that the curse is a reminder of America's shameful failure to recognize indigenous people as actual people.
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But to study midterm elections is to learn one undeniable fact: The biggest factor by far is the President's political standing.
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It acknowledges what's often the undeniable fact of sadness—be that personal or about the world—but never plays down the sound.
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The undeniable fact is that today some companies get a preference when doing business with the government transportation agencies while veterans do not.
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At the heart of the first controversy lies an undeniable fact: Mr Whitaker has not been confirmed by the Senate in his current role.
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The fawning coverage President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton received from the news media over the past eight years is an undeniable fact too.
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But how then to explain the undeniable fact that Europeans dominated the globe from the turn of the 19th century to World War I?
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"I find it dismaying and objectionable that President Trump continues to deny the undeniable fact Russia launched a major cyberattack against the US," Burns said.
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For years, the soda industry has been using the undeniable fact that the obesity epidemic has many causes to evade responsibility for its own role.
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What we do know as undeniable fact is hearing Quavo, Travis Scott and Camila Cabelo on a festive tip is rare and good (and weird).
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While it would be cooler if the app would let you buy bras from any retailer, it is an undeniable fact that brands are gonna brand.
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The last column I wrote provided this undeniable fact: In the last six presidential elections, the Democratic candidate for president has each time won 28503 states.
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Inequality is an undeniable fact in America The Federal Reserve recently started releasing a quarterly review of American wealth -- what people have and what they owe.
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RELATED: Inequality is an undeniable fact in America She'd tax fortunes of more than $50 million at 2% each year and fortunes over $1 billion at 13%.
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No matter what you may have heard to the contrary, it's simply an undeniable fact that a city isn't actually a city without a good cocktail bar or two.
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Her loss came just months after Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel ousted then-police superintendent Garry McCarthy, saying it was an "undeniable fact" that public trust in police had eroded.
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Bigfoot may still be roaming northern California on his upright toes, we cannot be be sure, but it is undeniable FACT that Ben Khan and his debut album is real.
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Rather, I mention it as a reminder to myself, and to you, of an unfortunate yet undeniable fact: Heterosexuality is an overwhelmingly common trait for our so-called gay icons.
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"That undeniable fact seems to reinforce that any shade thrown at me is more about some staffer's feelings than actual policy — or benefit for the president I unquestionably support," he said.
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Lost in the news cycle and punditry analysis, however, is this undeniable fact: the Trump proposals, if enacted, would represent a sea change from immigration policy direction over the last several decades.
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"It's an undeniable fact that this sort of disaster due to torrential, unprecedented rain is becoming more frequent in recent years," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said at a news conference in Tokyo.
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While the administration may claim that these issues will continue to get attention, and that these arguments will still be heard, it is an undeniable fact that rank matters in the State Department.
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"The fact that the ice cap in the north is melting is no source for joy (but) the undeniable fact is that where there was ice, there will be a free waterway," he said.
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But I do better with facts, and by the end of Emma, there was an undeniable fact that I had shown up every day, done my best, and I think had done good work.
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Part of this is incompetence — a number of high-profile candidates have stumbled in the vetting process — and the undeniable fact that Mr. Trump doesn't seem to be trying very hard to fill those positions.
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And yet, time and time again, the idea that net neutrality hurt sector investment is repeated by telecom industry lobbyists, policy vessels, and loyal lawmakers, then printed and re-printed by countless media outlets as undeniable fact.
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The only undeniable fact about the project, as it stands, is that white actor Joseph Fiennes has been cast to play Jackson, who was black, even though his skin tone changed over the course of his career.
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To travel from one empire in decline to countries whose golden eras were over 100 years in the past is to accept — and if possible, enjoy — the undeniable fact that disorientation can be its own kind of decadence.
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The addition of Asawa to art's overwhelmingly white-male hit parade comes at a critical time in our country, as the policies of the current Administration challenge the undeniable fact that the United States is a nation of immigrants.
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" "Ronan Farrow's book takes that undeniable fact and twists it into a lie – alleging we were a 'company with a lot of secrets,'" Oppenheim writes, calling Farrow's allegation that NBC quashed Weinstein reporting to protect Lauer a "conspiracy theory.
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The obsessive focus on a handful of overeager college organizers and professors is a mistake; it obscures the undeniable fact that organization around group identity has helped create a number of vital political movements that are defending liberalism's central component parts.
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In my deep exploration to find the truth of what great leaders do to succeed, I keep coming back to one undeniable fact that rails against bad leadership: Good leadership is about serving the needs of people so they can reach their fullest potential.
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Also woven in is a mythmaking account of how Dylan found her, but it's her charisma that remains the undeniable fact about her, even if the chauffeur steals the scene when he describes how the revue's audiences and players charge each other like batteries.
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"While the Administration continues to focus on premium 'affordability,' it ignores the undeniable fact that federal taxpayers are subsidizing these premium increases through tax credits," GOP leaders on the committee wrote in a letter to Andy Slavitt, who leads the agency in charge of ObamaCare.
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"No matter how often attempts are made to minimize or delegitimize the individual and collective experiences of Palestine refugees, the undeniable fact remains that they have rights under international law and represent a community of 5.4 million men, women and children who cannot simply be wished away," he said.
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"While Germany and Austria, as former allies of the Ottoman Empire, are today acknowledging their part of responsibility in the Armenian Genocide, the authorities of Turkey are continuing to obstinately reject the undeniable fact of genocide committed by the Ottoman Empire," Armenian Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian said in a statement.
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Photo courtesy of Flickr/NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Photo courtesy of Flickr/NASA Goddard Space Flight Center An undeniable fact of the benefits derived from this New Space business sector and its emerging venture firms is that literally everything necessary for humankind to transit space and survive Off-Plane must be developed here – on Earth.
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Primary backup: Matt Moore2019 outlook: Patrick Mahomes is entering just his second season in the league as a starting quarterback, and might be more fitting to some as an "up-and-comer" if not for one undeniable fact: there is not a quarterback in football you would rather have leading your team for the next decade than Mahomes.
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The Mighty Macs' titles in the early 22s, Bill Russell's breakout success at the University of San Francisco in the 1950s and the presence of Villanova and Loyola-Chicago at this weekend's Final Four are just three data points among many that prove an undeniable fact: In college basketball, Catholic schools have long punched well above their weight.
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"It is an undeniable fact that the U.S. is driving the situation of the Korean peninsula towards an extreme level of explosion by deploying huge strategic assets around the peninsula, by conducting a series of nuclear war drills and maintaining nuclear freeze and blackmail for over half a century," Han told the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva.
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Meatball Emeritus and mom of two was asking him where he used to hide his pills and if he slept with more than 1,000 women during their six-season run on the show (he had to pause to consider this question — perhaps equally due to basic arithmetic as the undeniable fact he barely remembers most of his earlier years in the spotlight).
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" But he didn't stop at implying that rape victims were out to ruin lives, going on to indict feminists for being "not very much interested" in preventing actual rape: "The distasteful but undeniable fact is that organized feminism is not very much interested in rape as a crime; organized feminism is interested in rape as a metaphor, which is why the concrete problem of rape has been displaced in our public discourse by the metaphysical proposition of 'rape culture.
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" Irv ticked off each "because" on the fingers of his left hand: "Because only an anti-Semite can be 'provoked to anti-Semitism'—a hideous phrase; because the mere suggestion of a willingness to talk to these freaks would just be throwing Manischewitz on an oil fire; because their hospitals are filled with rockets aimed at our hospitals, which are filled with them; because, at the end of the day, we love Kung Pao chicken and they love death; because—and this really should have been my first point—the simple and undeniable fact is . . .
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Laura Miller writing for Salon (website) described the book to have advanced a preposterous idea in stages - first as a wild guess, then as a tentative hypothesis, and lastly as an undeniable fact - but entirely from within a miasma of bogus authenticity.
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Interesting concept: a simple statement of undeniable FACT can be offensive. Other examples where facts should be hidden because offensive?" Earlier that year, he also wrote, "Of course you can have an opinion about Islam without having read Qur'an. You don't have to read Mein Kampf to have an opinion about Nazism.
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Complaints were made that people had seen coffins covered with only a few inches of soil. This undeniable fact gave the impression that the management of the cemetery was severely at fault. However, it related to a purely practical matter. Half of the burials were of paupers, who were placed in communal graves at the expense of the government or the Benevolent Society.
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No painting has been more imitated and satirised than the Mona Lisa. Beginning possibly with a naked portrait of Diane de Poitiers by Clouet, the pose and expression have been freely adapted to many female portraits. The avant-garde art world has made note of the undeniable fact of the Mona Lisa's popularity. Because of the painting's overwhelming stature, Dadaists and Surrealists often produce modifications and caricatures.
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Dmitry Nikolayevich Verkhoturov, 'Normanism: What's in a Name?', Valla, 1.5 (2015), 57-65.) Nevertheless, an undeniable fact is the close connection of Russia with the Normans, which is confirmed by both Slavic-type settlements on the territory of modern Sweden, and a large number of Slavicisms in the Scandinavian languages.Simon Franklin and Jonathan Shepherd, The Emergence of Rus 750–1200 (Harlow, Essex: 1996), pp. 38–39.
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The existence of cultural diversity in the world is an undeniable fact. People often coexist with others who share different beliefs, traditions and customs. Forum seeks to provide knowledge of the circumstances in which others live, new ways to see the world, respect our planet, and seek social advancement. Forum allowed us to understand the particular elements which entail the richness of our modern world, and seeks to identify the differences between cultures, to promote a respectful, peaceful coexistence.
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He asserted that conflict of interest turns bureaucracy into a cancer on a society in transition between capitalism and socialism. Accordingly, bureaucratic management is not only increasingly wasteful but it also prevents the system of a planned economy based upon socialized property from operating effectively. Mandel concluded that this undeniable fact is in itself incompatible with the characterization of the bureaucracy as a ruling class and with the USSR as a new “exploitative mode of production” whose “laws of motion” have never been specified.
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The Court of Appeal criticised the lower court's judgement, in which it was stated that it was an "undeniable fact" that no charge had been brought against Barril, thereby prohibiting anyone from implicating him in the case in any way. It also dismissed Barril's appeal, on the grounds that as no charges were brought against him, and the lower court had ruled in the case based solely on the Press Law, that there was no basis for his claim that the presumption of innocence had been violated.
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" > "All was relatively quiet until the early 1980s, when the pressure once more > became intense. Many able birding couples did not belong to the D.V.O.C. > because of the restriction, and other members lost interest because their > wives could not accompany them to meetings or on field trips. There was a > veiled threat that a new society similar to the D.V.O.C. might be organized > which would include both sexes. And there was the undeniable fact, admitted > to grudgingly by a few die-hards, that a female birder is just as proficient > as a male.
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Brink was born in Vrede, in the Free State. Brink moved to Lydenburg, where he matriculated at Hoërskool Lydenburg in 1952 with seven distinctions, the second student from the then Transvaal to achieve this feat and studied Afrikaans literature in the Potchefstroom University of South Africa. His immense attachment with literature carried him to France from 1959 to 1961, where he got his degree from Sorbonne University at Paris in comparative literature. During his stay, he came across an undeniable fact that changed his mind forever: black students were treated on an equal social basis with other students.
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In modern-day New York, Derek Jacobi arrives at a theatre where he delivers a monologue questioning the lack of manuscript writings of William Shakespeare, despite the undeniable fact that he is the most performed playwright of all time. Ben Jonson is making ready to enter the stage. The narrator offers to take the viewers into a different story behind the origin of Shakespeare's plays: "one of quills and swords, of power and betrayal, of a stage conquered and a throne lost." Jumping to Elizabethan London, Ben Jonson is running through the streets carrying a parcel and being pursued by soldiers.
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If Koenig is right, they obtained their disguises from the Alphans' memories and are projecting them into everyone's consciousness. Helena recounts a conversation with Vincent; he was aware of Koenig's plight during Sandstrom's murder attempt, but it did not register until his fiancée 'Louisa' was distracted. Maya herself witnessed Tony Verdeschi's drawing of names for the pilot-ship crew, which occurred under the close scrutiny of his older brother, 'Guido'. Koenig then brings up an undeniable fact—they have been travelling in space for over five years; with the time-dilation effect, this equates to the passage of centuries on Earth.
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There is also the undeniable fact that Canadian-French speakers have lived alongside and among English speakers ever since the beginning of British administration, in 1763. Thus, anglicisms in Quebec French tend to be longstanding and part of a gradual, natural process of borrowing, but the unrelated anglicisms in European French are nearly all much more recent and sometimes driven by fads and fashions. Some people (for instance, Léandre Bergeron, author of the Dictionnaire de la langue québécoise) have referred to Quebec French as la langue québécoise (the Québécois language); most speakers, however, would reject or even take offence to the idea that they do not speak French.
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One inscription tells us, "He suffered from the illnesses of his subjects more than from his own; the pain that affected men's bodies was for him a spiritual pain, and thus more piercing." This declaration must be read in light of the undeniable fact that the numerous monuments erected by Jayavarman must have required the labor of thousands of workers, and that Jayavarman's reign was marked by the centralization of the state and the herding of people into ever greater population centers. Historians have identified many facets in Jayavarman's intensive building program. In one phase, he focused on useful constructions, such as his famous 102 hospitals, rest houses along the roads, and reservoirs.
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The Socialist Patients' Collective (German: Sozialistisches Patientenkollektiv, and known as the SPK) is a patients' collective founded in Heidelberg, West Germany, in February 1970, by Wolfgang Huber (born 1935). The kernel of the SPK's ideological program is summated in the slogan, "Turn illness into a weapon", which is representative of an ethos that is continually and actively practiced under the new title, Patients' Front/Socialist Patients' Collective, PF/SPK(H). The first collective, SPK, declared its self-dissolution in July 1971 as a strategic withdrawal but in 1973 Huber proclaimed the continuity of SPK as Patients' Front. The SPK assumes that illness exists as an undeniable fact and believe that it is caused by the capitalist system.
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As Asashōryū never obtained Japanese citizenship, he was not eligible to stay in the sumo world as an oyakata, or coach. He was, however, entitled to a formal retirement ceremony, or danpatsu-shiki, at the Ryōgoku Kokugikan and was also given a retirement allowance by the Sumo Association, believed to be around ¥120 million ($1.34 million). Asashōryū gave a press conference in Mongolia on 11 March, and denied committing any "act of violence," but said he did not regret his decision to retire. He claimed it was "an undeniable fact" that there were people within the Sumo Association "trying to push me out of sumo" and that he could have gone on to win 30 or more tournament titles.
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Since its beginnings the family appears integrated in the Ottoman administration and this tradition continued until the last days of the Ottoman Empire in the Albanian lands. Omer Pacha Vrioni (the first) counted as one of the most famous Ottoman's Empire Generals during the early-nineteenth century, who distinguished himself in the Egyptian battles against Napoleon and in the siege of Messolonghi. However, it is an undeniable fact, that the Vrioni have been among the most prominent Albanian patriots. Their patriotic contribution, often put them in a conflict of interest not only among each other but also with the Sublime Porte, Sublime Porte which did not hesitate to exile "the case of Mehmet Ali Pasha Vrioni" and members of the family.
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As stated in the bible, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are the descendants of Israel and because of their shared blood, they consequently form a bond. This blood tie is compared to the tie that is established by a covenant, and implies that without their shared blood, covenants would be the only way to ensure such unification of a religious group. Furthermore, Mendenhall notes two additional theories noting how covenants may have begun with the work of Moses, or are even thought to have been established during a true historical event with a valid setting. Regardless of the theories, the creation of covenants may be a mystery to scholars for centuries to come, however, the use of covenants evidenced throughout the biblical sources is an undeniable fact.
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The historical gap between the writing, subsequent publication and the experiences depicted in Conversations in Bloomsbury gives Anand license to imagine the past and the Bloomsbury Group. However, almost contradictorily Anand is legitimised by the undeniable fact that he was there. This contradiction is allowed for by the fact that Conversations is a memoir. The substantial distance between experience and publication allows for an extremely critical perspective, contrary to Anna Snaith's perspective of the bloomsbury group as representing "a Britishness to do with bohemian modernity and intellectual freedoms", we are shown a collection of individuals who, although perceiving themselves to be at the forefront of liberal Britain, are often in fact ignorant in their conduct as regards Anands own culture and experience of British rule in India.
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American journalist Arthur Stern called "Facing Facts About Race" an "inflammatory" column based upon crime statistics that Hanson never cited, writing: "His presentation of this controversial opinion as undeniable fact without exhaustive statistical proof is undeniably racist." Anglo-American journalist Kelefa Sanneh, in response to "Facing Facts About Race", wrote "It's strange, then, to read Hanson writing as if the fear of violent crime were mainly a "white or Asian" problem, about which African-Americans might be uninformed, or unconcerned—as if African-American parents weren't already giving their children more detailed and nuanced versions of Hanson's "sermon," sharing his earnest and absurd hope that the right words might keep trouble at bay." Hanson, in response to Sanneh's essay, accused him of a "McCarthyite character assassination" and "infantile, if not racialist, logic".
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" Giving the album four stars from Jesus Freak Hideout, Scott Fryberger states, "Christian's latest solo venture finds the artist surrounding his signature vocals with an electronic array of soothing soundscapes that really make you want to take a late night drive for no other reason than to listen to this while you do it." Jonathan J. Francesco, allotting the album four stars at New Release Today, says, "This is not Anberlin. But it is another side of master musician Stephen Christian, and virtually anything that guy sings is worth your time." Indicating in a 90 percent review at Jesus Wired, Billy Praise writes, "no matter the personal issues and qualms I may have, it’s an undeniable fact that very few albums live up to their names or the reason for which they were created.
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Kim Kyungrin is a poet who participated in literary coteries Sinsiron and Hubangi (후반기),Son, Ja-yeong, “A Study on Modernism as a Literary Theory in 1950s Korea,” Ph.D diss., Ewha Womans University, 2012. which were at the forefront and the center of Korean modernist poetry. He saw poetry as an “undeniable fact that is developing toward a single historical ‘course’”Kim, Kyungrin, “Maehogui yeondae,” edited by Kim Kyungrin, Hanguk modeoniseum siundong daepyo dongin siseon (한국 모더니즘 시운동 대표 동인 시선 Selection of Poems from the Literary Coteries Leading the Modernist Poetry Movement), Apseonchaek, 1994, 33. and believed that “true modern poetry should be found in intellectual view of the world based on tradition and reality in the global simultaneity.” His poetic orientation remains consistent throughout the early literary modernism movement to the literary postmodernism movement.
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After Hüttenbrenner's release of the two completed movements of the Unfinished to Herbeck, some music historians and scholars took much trouble to "prove" the composition complete even in the truncated two-movement form, and indeed that abbreviated structure alone has captivated the listening public to consider it as one of Schubert's most cherished compositions. The fact that classical tradition was unlikely to accept that a symphony could end in a different key from the one it began in (with the B minor first movement and the E major finale by default incomplete), and the even more undeniable fact that Schubert had begun a third movement in B minor (leaving precisely 30 bars of fully orchestrated scherzo and 112 succeeding bars in short score), stands against the view that the two completed movements can legitimately stand alone.
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At the time of the "Fokker Scourge" in 1915, there was a press campaign against the standardisation of Royal Aircraft Factory types in the Royal Flying Corps, allegedly in favour of superior designs available from the design departments of private British firms. This slowly gained currency, especially because of the undeniable fact that the B.E.2c and B.E.2e were kept in production and in service long after they were obsolete and that the B.E.12 and B.E.12a were indisputable failures. Some of this criticism was prejudiced and ill-informed.John Lloyd Aircraft of World War I 1958 Ian Allan publisher, Surrey, UK Some aviation historians continue to perpetuate the resulting belittling of the important experimental work of the Factory during this period, and the exaggeration of the failings of Factory production types, several of which were described in sensationally derogatory terms.
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The bravery of the men eventually brought the Viet Minh their victory against the French in Bien Dien Phu. Approaching Khe Sanh. A watercolour completed by Pham Thanh Tam in December 1967 Similarly, in watercolour painting painted by Pham Thanh Tam during resistance war ‘shows a clear French influence. His professors in the resistance zone were trained from the EBAI” the drawings and diary clearly contents “lyrical and poetic quality” it was regarded as ideal paintings.[21] Hence, art curator Joyce Fan argues that “the realist techniques thus imparted by the French continue to manifest in the paintings with the sense of detachment and distancing, unlike the social realist use of emotive values to heighten the pathos in the imagery.”[22] Likewise, the undeniable fact that, the intense cultural transfer during colonial period continues to influence local artist after the exit of the French.
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