PlanetScale also promises to uphold the principles that undergirded Vitess.
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That is, the premise that has undergirded the push for
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The language is both casual and formal, undergirded by violence.
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For decades the world's security was undergirded by America's word.
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It was a jury-rigged solution, undergirded by a paternalistic ideology.
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They&aposre both undergirded by fairness, and it&aposs fairness to Americans.
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These two norms undergirded American democracy for most of the twentieth century.
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Their negotiations were undergirded by increasing battlefield pressure by the American military.
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The special relationship makes sense only if it is undergirded by shared values.
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Since 1986, these credits have undergirded the financing of nearly three million apartments.
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Baptist, AME, and Methodist churches have long undergirded economic development in these cities.
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At the same time, security officials have undergirded his authority with mass arrests.
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Heedless exploitation of resources has undergirded industrial society and is quickly becoming untenable.
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Heedless exploitation of resources has undergirded industrial society and is quickly becoming untenable.
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It also undergirded her interest in charitable causes with a sense of genuine involvement.
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That logic undergirded Shell's sale of $7.25 billion of oil sands projects last year.
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Havel's post-totalitarian bullshit would be reinforced and undergirded by a state-controlled media apparatus.
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Still, it proves a sturdy, humming vehicle, its gentle comedy undergirded by dark emotional coloring.
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These male writers were largely blind to the systems of care that undergirded everything else.
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The video is undergirded by the brilliant gospel-R & B fusion "Ultralight Beam" by Kanye West.
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Instead of individual creativity we get corporate messaging, undergirded by objects in a federal art collection.
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I hadn't grasped the degree to which a sense of shame had insidiously undergirded my life.
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Their negotiations were also undergirded by increasing battlefield pressure by the American military on the Taliban.
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Why not trick it out with features similar or identical to the ones that undergirded Facebook's growth?
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It's part of the same struggle that undergirded Brexit and is fueling right-wing parties throughout Europe.
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Eating right, sleeping right, exercising, cleaning up for sponsors — these ideas have undergirded traditional sports for generations.
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With his big band, he offers plush arrangements of his compositions, often undergirded by a trenchant groove.
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And they stymie the ability to implement meaningful regulation, which needs to be undergirded by solid data.
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American support, both hard and soft, has always undergirded European unity, and its absence will be keenly felt.
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Besides the settings, methods of violence, and kinds of weaponry used, distinct agendas seem to have undergirded them.
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Adoni's love of innovation, undergirded by an appreciation for Israel's immigrant history, animates some of his best creations.
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The subjects and paint work in tandem, each revealing the other, undergirded by a host of Abstract Expressionist idioms.
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But at the Constitutional Convention, he was the leading voice for a strong national government, undergirded by popular sovereignty.
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For decades after World War II, the economic assumptions that undergirded policymaking were basically those of John Maynard Keynes.
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Still, it was impossible to miss the humor that undergirded his gruff manner, and the customers seemed to like it.
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The Italians constructed a utopian city undergirded by harsh racial segregation laws, erected on the back of forced Eritrean labour.
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He refuses to see that as freedom and stability spread, undergirded by NATO and the European Union, American prosperity grew.
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It's the same basic setup that has undergirded any number of workplace shows and other comedies based on improvised families.
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All of this is undergirded by 28503,22019 miles of water pipelines serving 1,500 water systems, 1,800 wastewater systems and 3,700 restrooms.
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That notorious ruling upheld racial segregation laws, sanctioning the separate but equal doctrine that undergirded Jim Crow for nearly a century.
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Even with his gaffes and missteps, this view from the electorate has undergirded his strong numbers in most of the states.
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But, perversely, the Clinton administration did so by abandoning the annual human rights review that undergirded Permanent Trade Relations with China.
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Yet, success outside of a scant few industries — namely IT services — has been undergirded by political access and the trading of favors.
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Undergirded by a Jersey club-inspired kick-drum pattern, the song is built around an interplay between introverted sadness and extroverted aggression.
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It saw the construction of a rules-based world order undergirded by visceral knowledge of destruction and acute awareness of potential Armageddon.
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At some point, and probably sooner than we expect, the global peace that that alliance and that order undergirded will unravel, too.
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After decades of rapid expansion undergirded by strict sentencing laws, US prisons are slowly paring the numbers behind bars, currently 22015 million.
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A rational choice undergirded that decision — no candidate, including Pete Buttigieg and Klobuchar, can win a Democratic nomination with white voters alone.
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We have also exposed a lot of fraud, so we decided to see if some level of deception undergirded the comment process.
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Now she has nearly let go of the pop structures that undergirded "A Seat at the Table" and kept its songs catchy.
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As historians like William Appleman Williams have taught us, the goal of expanding capitalist markets has long undergirded America's diplomatic and military agenda.
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The dark comedy, set to premiere on June 11, is undergirded by their personal bonds as they try to get ahead in life.
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By essentially giving its imprimatur to Beijing's unfair trade practices, the West destroyed the economic security that had undergirded its capitalist social contract.
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And it's all undergirded by an indelible, unconventional score by Nicholas Britell, which subtly mixes organic sounds with a spare, almost minimalist composition.
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Rihanna wore a crystal-embroidered cropped orange halter top undergirded by a tattoo, with a voluminous black silk organza skirt, both by Armani.
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This big/small approach to literature, the absurd and surreal married to the concrete and tangible, has undergirded much of my approach to writing.
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Such marketing speak is a joke and not a joke, easy to poke fun at, but undergirded by a reality that's harder to ignore.
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Indeed, many Buddhist traditions preserve narratives (undergirded by the cardinal doctrine of impermanence) to the effect that the Buddha's teachings are always in decline.
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Your hesitance about involving law enforcement points to a larger crisis of trust, one undergirded by worrying racial disparities throughout the criminal-justice system.
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These before-and-after diptychs undergirded the workshop, along with the overwhelming sense that the fate of DACA was not the immigrants' only concern.
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The myth of a "capitalist peace," in which economic integration undergirded by U.S. economic hegemony engenders mutual goodwill, remains far too common in America.
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And while it lacks the pathos and heartbreaking drama that undergirded last week's episode, it demonstrates how exhilarating and entertaining the show can be.
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The relationship has been undergirded by China's growing appetite for oil, partly paid for with tens of billions of dollars in loans to Venezuela.
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The deal between the former foes undergirded the German invasion of Poland and a division of the spoils of war between Berlin and Moscow.
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But where the band's previous work was all killer no chiller, Need to Feel Your Love embraced the groove that always undergirded the band's edge.
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The tower, as it is conversationally known, is a one-story platform with a set of rollaway stairs undergirded by a lot of complex machinery.
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Since then, this reality has undergirded all debates about healthcare in America: If people are uninsured, they're still able to get treated at emergency rooms.
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"This civil rights class action is the paradigm of change and progress achievable in a society undergirded by the rule of law," the judge wrote.
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Viktor Orban's populist nationalism in Hungary is undergirded by an old grudge against the treaty of Trianon, which dismembered Hungarian territory after the first world war.
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He ordered his administration to begin dismantling Obama's Clean Power Plan, which undergirded the US commitments toward carbon reduction that were included in the Paris accord.
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American nuclear advances threaten to start a new arms race and change the logic of mutually assured destruction, which has undergirded nuclear stability since the 1950s.
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It's a game about living a complicated personal life in an evolving world, undergirded by hip-hop and full of the characters and mood of Rae's show.
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Through this action he takes the necessary strategic step to protect the base of innovation that has fuelled American productivity and undergirded our national security for decades.
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Kahan told me that, with the rise of Amazon, the give-and-take that has long undergirded the retail economy has become lopsided in a titan's favor.
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It doesn't include a resounding reminder that America's strength and its interests are undergirded by our values – our belief in liberal democracy and the rights of individuals.
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Disturbing though it is to watch the women throttled by their male foes, cholita wrestling is undergirded by a strong sense of empowerment and resistance to domestic violence.
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An equitable and transparent judicial process can encourage Argentines to soldier on through difficult economic times by highlighting the corrupt practices that undergirded the last three presidential terms.
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For decades, the theory of communications that undergirded politics was: Politician says something → press covers it → public reads or watches the press' account of what the politician said.
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So it was just a cross-current of relationships that undergirded both Fred and Donald that propelled him to the success of the first Hyatt project and others.
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He worked for six years to piece together the extensive web of deceit and wrongdoing that undergirded the scandal, only to have his work wiped away by Bush's pardons.
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There is a reckoning with the labor and social policies that undergirded the creation of these pieces and the creation of the planter class that benefited from slave labor.
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Dr. Keith's professional purpose was undergirded by a personal one: His sister, Julie Keith Jarrett, died in 1994 of AIDS, and she left behind a husband and a daughter.
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The Conservative Party was winning dozens of Labour seats in the industrial north and Midlands, shattering the so-called red wall that has undergirded the Labour Party for generations.
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Postwar Britain was, in Collier's affectionate account, a society undergirded by a dense web of reciprocal obligations, which in turn gave rise to a strong sense of shared identity.
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By contrast, Rand believes and tries to telegraph that America (an ideal, a dream, a concept, an idea undergirded by protection of a wide swath of fundamental liberties) is exceptional.
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This raises the possibility that space internet infrastructure could evolve along similar lines to the terrestrial internet, which is undergirded by non-proprietary protocols but also accommodates commercial service providers.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Thurgood Marshall have both credited Pauli Murray, who is a black, non-gender-conforming woman, with writing the law that undergirded civil rights and gender discrimination.
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It's not a policy undergirded by an especially rational analyses of the costs and benefits—it's guided by a sense that appliances used to be better, along with everything else.
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If one assumption has undergirded Republican economic policy for decades — and is the foundation of the Trump administration's first budget proposal — it is that tax cuts will unleash fantastic growth.
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Hugo Chávez, the former president of Venezuela, was one of Odebrecht's principal patrons, steering $11 billion toward Odebrecht for infrastructure projects, including public housing, that undergirded his Socialist-inspired revolution.
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The Civil War, Cook writes, was therefore less a war between a capitalist North and pre-capitalist or feudal South, but between two capitalist polities, undergirded by different types of capital.
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To make matters worse, Trump met the avalanche of expert criticism by doubling down, questioning the entire One China theology that undergirded the architecture of U.S.-China and U.S.-Taiwan relations.
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Despite the losses, many in the private sector are openly backing protesters and demanding change, turning against Ortega after an uneasy alliance in recent years that has undergirded strong economic growth.
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Scientists think the universe is undergirded by a cosmic web of filaments and knots made of dark matter, a mysterious substance that accounts for most of the mass in the cosmos.
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By requiring China to meet specific dollar targets, the agreement favors U.S. products, arguably violating the core principal of non-discrimination that has undergirded the global trading system since the 1940s.
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Class issues seem to have to undergirded this from the start—helping explain how Dick Dana and Octavia Dockery came to ask a man they barely knew to rob their neighbor.
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Pincus and Hoffman are betting on an idea that has undergirded similar projects like Third Way and the Innovation Party, one that is reminiscent of the way Hollywood traditionally has approached politics.
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In the same speech in which she emphasizes respect for the British nationalism that undergirded the Brexit vote, she proposed introducing a European corporate governance system with a series of aggressive regulations.
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The real-time urgency of "Love" is undergirded by the present tense and made incandescent by Orstavik's seemingly effortless omniscient perspective, sometimes switching between Jon's mind and Vibeke's from sentence to sentence.
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The Art Institute's show neither condemns nor excuses Gauguin's behavior in the South Pacific, and mural-size blowups of French colonial photography make no bones about the regime that undergirded it all.
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But this man's vindictiveness and mendacity are undergirded by the unequaled power of the American president, and as such he has graduated on the scale of power from toddler to budding tyrant.
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Putin is bad, they say, and so are the European far-right parties that are aligning with him — a multicontinental alliance undergirded by Islamophobic politics that alarms respectable opinion throughout the West.
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Trump's rationale for leaving the Paris Agreement was nonsense, a series of lies shot through with paeans to a dying coal industry and undergirded by a paranoid zero-sum approach to international relations.
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Polls have routinely suggested that, as much as Medicare for All or free public college play on their minds, it is the more elemental question of trustworthiness that has consistently undergirded Sanders' support.
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But were France to abandon the club, it would spell the chaotic end of a project that, with its single market and its day-to-day political engagement, has sustained prosperity and undergirded peace.
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Nowhere makes that malleability as tangible as Burning Man, where you can't buy anything, the goal is simply to delight others, everyone responsible is welcome, and self-reliance is undergirded by a generous community.
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He cannot see that the postwar trans-Atlantic achievement — undergirded by the institutions and alliances he tramples upon with such crass truculence — was in fact the vindication of those young men who gave everything.
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There are numerous contemporary artists, particularly Fred Wilson, whose "Mining the Museum" work explores the literal and metaphorical connections between colonial wealth and material culture, and the human labor and suffering that undergirded it all.
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But it isn't clear that Hoffman's Silicon Valley peers even now appreciate their power to affect Trump — or that they understand their role in catalyzing some of the massive economic changes that undergirded his election.
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These developments are salutary, and there is no doubt that American Jews in particular have a moral obligation to speak out, since so much Israeli policy is ultimately undergirded by American dollars and American arms.
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The so-called liberal resistance was undergirded by women and people of color and many of them won on Tuesday, including Mikie Sherrill in New Jersey, Lauren Underwood in Illinois and Abigail Spanberger in Virginia.
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She would consume it all; she had consumed it all, devoured the wealth of material from anthropology, theology, history, philosophy, economics and literature, and showed us how to recognize the sexual politics that undergirded everything.
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It's a tale of supernatural shenanigans undergirded by a shaky marriage, beginning when Sarah's husband (Oldman), tired of being a captain-for-hire, impulsively buys the mysteriously abandoned boat to start his own charter business.
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But if "The Midnight Cool" doesn't sustain the brilliance of Ms. Peelle's earlier stories, it is still undergirded by the considerable agility and charm of her voice, and by her deeply attuned love of nature.
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The uncomfortable truth is that the entire reason America has a sprawling national parks and public lands system is because of the white supremacist intent that undergirded everything from the Manifest Destiny to the Termination Era.
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Conservatives: The party was projected to win dozens of Labour seats in the industrial north and the Midlands, shattering the so-called red wall of support that has undergirded the Labour Party's political fortunes for generations.
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The divergent fortunes of Kraft and Unilever since their dalliance would suggest the Friedman view embraced by Kraft's top owners is outdated, and the more expansive one, which undergirded Unilever's lightning defense against Kraft's bid, is ascendant.
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As the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing witness from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) compared the child detention centers favorably to "summer camps," his remarks went a long way in explaining the attitudes that undergirded the Trump policy.
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Dotted with historic cities, college and university towns rich with history, culture, architecture and authenticity, the region has a rich quality of life, a low cost of living and a welcoming population undergirded by solid Midwestern values.
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Obama recently told his staff he's going to demand that everything they do in 2016 be "infused with the sense of possibility that has both undergirded this administration, but also this country," the chief of staff said.
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Yet another contingency undergirded my pro-castration platform: a church-trained, perhaps sentimental worldview that even the worst among us can be delivered from evil—if not by prayer alone then by the ministrations of a compassionate endocrinologist.
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Their joining of spiky letters, hieroglyphs and images convey an innately sophisticated, roving intelligence — sports, jazz, American history, the Bible, the human skeleton, colonialism — undergirded by a profound understanding of the greatness and pathos of African-American achievement.
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He delivered something as unthinkable as Trump's rise to the Republican nomination: a winning popular insurrection against the status quo, in this case the European Union membership that had undergirded growing British prosperity for more than four decades.
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But because they generally aren't undergirded by any kind of unique and useful underlying technology or product innovation, those non-tech businesses tend to lose their advantages over time, because they get copied by other players, Davidson said.
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They disagreed over Mr. Trump's conduct and his fitness for office, even as some members of his own party conceded the basic allegations that undergirded the charges, that he sought to pressure Ukraine to smear his political rivals.
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Ark's five-year prediction of $7,000 is undergirded by a few critical assumptions that include increased demand for electric vehicles as well as Tesla's ability to maintain its market share and enhance margins by lowering the cost of batteries.
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An optimist 22020 or 50 years ago might have hoped that de facto segregation would simply fade away over a generation or two, as the formal policies that undergirded de jure segregation were no longer there to support it.
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This "worst of the worst" argument, for example, has long undergirded the death penalty, which still stands in 30 states despite its racial and class biases and other flaws that have led hundreds of innocent people to death row.
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Carlo Mastrangelo, an original member of Dion and the Belmonts, whose baritone vocals undergirded the group's harmonies on a string of doo-wop hits like "No One Knows" and "A Teenager in Love," died on Monday in Boynton Beach, Fla.
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Yes, but: At the same time, Trump has attacked our traditional allies and alliances — including NATO, the G7, the WTO and the UN — creating anxiety about the stability of the system that has undergirded U.S. diplomacy for nearly seven decades.
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But those Germans who do believe in the best of American values are struggling to come to terms with a world in which the United States, whose support has undergirded German foreign policy assumptions for 70 years, can't be trusted.
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Visitors to the gallery can listen to the audio on headphones or book an appointment in order to experience, in person, Buerhaus's hyperbolic sales pitch, one that is undergirded by pitches of another sort, piano notes that mimic the rhythms of her voice.
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But if the last few years have shown us anything, it's that the assumptions that once undergirded American politics—about what voters want, about the supremacy of the free market, about the very foundations of liberal democracy—are now open to fresh interrogation.
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In line with the unitary executive theory, a school of legal thought that draws a standard of uncompromising presidential power from the Constitution, Barr's support for executive authority once undergirded a decision to almost fire an independent counsel who had hounded Bush.
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I fear that absent the structural and rhetorical power offered by organized religion, it will become increasingly difficult for the left to fight the growing ideology of right wing extremism, an ideology that has always been heavily undergirded by its own religious dogma.
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It's always important to clarify that anti-fascism is not just against textbook fascism, but against the far-right, and is undergirded by a social revolutionary politics that isn't just interested in drawing arbitrary distinctions between right-wing positions, but also wants to create a new world.
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Puleo saw these phenomena, despite their geographic distance, as "conceptually undergirded by a logic of occupation that has dictated policies managing and containing the lives of people indigenous to the Americas for the past 212 years," she writes in her introduction to the catalogue for the show.
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In my case, anger has undergirded a lot of my work, but in the earlier part of my professional life as a feminist writer, I had taken pains to cover that anger and dress it up as many women do, as humor, dark humor, playfulness, cheekiness.
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As Lerner's protagonist observes in "10:04," even a dull convenience like a can of instant coffee grounds reaches him thanks to a fragile and tremendously wasteful network of global connections, a logistics chain that defies all logic, one undergirded by exploited laborers and vast environmental degradation.
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Business had still reigned supreme — as E.E. Schattschneider wrote in 1960, "The flaw in the pluralist heaven is that the heavenly chorus sings with a strong upper-class accent" — but the balance between them still undergirded America's pluralist democracy and made possible a spate of popular reforms.
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The blanket ban on a presidential Supreme Court nominee—which goes a bit beyond the "advise and consent" role granted to the Senate by the Constitution—is clearly a nadir in American governance, the latest evidence that the norms that undergirded the post-war political order have disappeared.
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And why was passivity such an unworthy subject for literature when, in my own life and in the lives of my friends, it so often undergirded nearly every dramatic encounter — not an avoidance of story, but the thing at the center of every story that had to be negotiated.
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In fact, the number of businesses that take Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies expanded exponentially yesterday thanks to an agreement between the U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin purveyor Gemini (owned by the Winkelvoss twins of Facebook and Social Network fame) and the payment network Flexa, whose technology is undergirded by cryptocurrencies.
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Nostalgic for an era when the American economy was undergirded by steel plants -- and keenly aware that his base of supporters have felt left behind by evolving industries -- Trump has always viewed a trade war as a political win, even as he's been warned by aides of the pitfalls.
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Writing in The Weekly Standard, Terry Eastland lays out the real reason, one that makes sense in the waning days of the Obama era, which may one day be seen as the denouement of a decades-long erosion of the norms and informal agreements that undergirded America's once-functioning political system.
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Harden-led Rockets end losing streak with win over Heat HOUSTON — Before the Rockets summoned the defensive moxie necessary to siphon off the paint, guard James Harden undergirded their offense with his usual blend of scoring and facilitating, doing the latter with such unbridled enthusiasm that it warranted special consideration.
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He spoke to NATO leaders at the alliance's new headquarters in Brussels, where he publicly chastised them for failing to spend more on defense and simultaneously failed to clearly reassert the solemn pledge of mutual defense that has undergirded the most successful alliance in human history for almost 70 years.
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It was the Rockets' 24-point prowess that undergirded the decisive run down the stretch of the third quarter, with McLemore, Austin Rivers and Gordon all connecting from deep to spark a 28-211 surge after Utah closed to within 214-11.83 on a three-point play from Mike Conley.
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On lead track "Tension At The Surface," Kadahn steps up for a dose of dispassionately moody, interlocking synths undergirded with an almost grungy 808 pattern—it would make a great soundtrack for stonefaced bitcoin mining—while on "Agent Protocol," Kid Simpl gets involved for a frayed, hiccupping, and manic array of breakbeat arrangements.
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There was, at one time, a set of theological beliefs that undergirded every church that claimed to be "evangelical" (basically about the inerrancy and importance of the Bible and a personal relationship with Jesus), but studies seem to show that those beliefs now vary among subsets of people who call themselves "evangelicals," too.
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White women have always undergirded white supremacy, to their own benefit: While their husbands and brothers and fathers may have been the ones perpetrating actual violence under hoods and sheets in the decades following the Civil War (and even now), white women were responsible for cementing the ideology of racial privilege, at home, in schools, and in public landscapes.
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That's certainly better than the shrinkage that occurred during the recession, but nowhere close to the typical yearly gains of 3-plus percent or more that undergirded American prosperity for decades after World War II. Such ho-hum performance has become both an emblem of and explanation for the anxiety that smears the economic outlook like a bathtub ring.
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Details: The Trump administration aims to replace all existing vehicle barriers and pedestrian fencing along the monument's southern boundary with a 30 foot tall steel bollard fence, undergirded by an 8–10 foot concrete and steel foundation, according to the report, conducted in June and obtained by a Freedom of Information Act request from the Washington Post.
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The agreement that we'll pay taxes that fund schools even if we don't have children in them and the reliance on programs like Medicare and Social Security are all undergirded by a persistent belief in the American dream, which suggests that any person, of any race or religion or class or upbringing, can become a thriving member of society if they work hard enough.
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