But what's not is that the site is a repository of industry understandings of ethicality and a recognition that those understandings are diverse and squishy.
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We have to acknowledge that when it comes to terms like "life" there are scientific understandings of that term and there are non-scientific understandings of that term.
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Having a theory of mind means understanding that others have their own motivations and understandings and that intuiting those motivations and understandings means being able to predict the behavior of those others.
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Mutual respectful engagement could enrich and transform both Chinese students' understandings of the contemporary world and their place within it, and our own understandings of a rising China and our relation to it.
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At heart are two different understandings of the Merkron project.
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We agreed on a set of understandings around the concerns.
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President Trump unabashedly rejected conventional understandings of how trade works.
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Even then, however, other understandings of "law and order" persisted.
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Challenges to core understandings of masculinity — and femininity — are inescapable.
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He invites consumers of culture to reach beyond outdated understandings.
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Such a "noisy Newtonian" system involves probabilistic understandings and can fail.
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Hair is inherently genderless, yet we have strict understandings of styles.
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But this gets us only shallow understandings of how they disagree.
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We have to help people come to these types of understandings.
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He has also secured new understandings with regional and Asian powers.
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Such understandings have composed the framework for nuclear deterrence for decades.
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Alternate understandings threatened the very concept of the fledgling American state.
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Any understandings with the Russians about the shape of future government?
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A climate of universal fear deeply affected political understandings and concerns.
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The appendix reminds us: New understandings are not grounds for dismissal.
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Ultimately, she's going to have to navigate to her own understandings.
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Will Theresa May reach new understandings with her EU counterparts on Brexit?
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In the case of space, for example, we're still developing those understandings.
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Fortunately, you're usually willing to expand your perspective to embrace new understandings.
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And with those understandings, we agreed that there is a path forward.
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Understandings of complex sociological issues being boiled down into consumable binary choices.
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Tribal sovereignty and indigenous authority determine membership and indigenous understandings of community.
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Bankruptcy judges cannot coordinate a systemwide response and to develop international understandings.
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Unfortunately, Mindhunter still has 40 years catch up with our current medical understandings.
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Even today, "organic" is a phrase in which people harbor their own understandings.
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Our understandings of human sexuality were radically expanded through the gay rights movement.
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At the Hanoi summit this week, Trump should seek reaffirmation of these understandings.
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In this way, their use perpetuates harmful and one-dimensional understandings of fatness.
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A country where vastly different understandings of the world live side-by-side.
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"I think Hamas is ready for understandings about resistance here," Mr. Okal said.
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Driven by these objectives, Hamas has pursued efforts to reach understandings with Israel.
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For Cabrera and Glissant, thinking beyond narrow understandings of identities was a necessity.
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Others are worth noting, as they challenge traditional understandings of the clemency power.
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Darker or more difficult conditions remain largely out of mainstream understandings or sympathies.
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There's always been disagreements and different understandings of what appropriate protest looks like.
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But deterrence works on decades-old understandings of warfare that are, today, rapidly changing.
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Archeologists will now study the data to refine their understandings of the region's inhabitants.
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Due North examined how the institution of slavery could influence today's understandings of relationships.
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If Gazprom fails to deliver on these understandings, the EU can impose crippling penalties.
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Much depends on how far Mr. Trump is willing to push existing legal understandings.
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A third party based on such commonsense civic understandings might win in a landslide.
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It also changes the scientific understandings and classifications of this particular type of fish.
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It's a series of acknowledgements or understandings or kindnesses that take place over time.
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Chapter by chapter, Rovelli shows how modern physics has annihilated common understandings of time.
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In bridge, all agreements must be transparent; secret understandings between partners are not allowed.
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Dystopias like Atwood's shine a light into the gap between those understandings of progress.
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Others still will involve building up the intellectual infrastructure for new understandings of politics.
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Their understandings of their underlings or users may be skewed by preconceptions or poor information.
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SoftBank said the fund's capital has reached about $108 billion, based on memoranda of understandings.
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"People have different understandings of what sexual assault is, what rape is," she told Rose.
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That is, the animal has to be able to understand that they have different understandings.
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I only knew of informal understandings passed along to me by my employer or colleagues.
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But it does face the fact that different understandings of reality need their own space.
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One of the big problems with our understandings of aliens has to do with Hollywood.
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This bustle of the everyday builds on often unspoken communal understandings of neighborliness and trust.
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Old wounds are reopened and new understandings sought, but the movie avoids a pat conclusion.
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As all historians know, forgetting is as essential to public understandings of history as remembering.
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Students develop deep understandings through multiple, low-stakes assignments that encourage application and promote mastery.
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It is best led by generals with combat experience and deep understandings of military history.
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"Under most understandings of OSHA, it doesn't matter what you make people sign," Baran said.
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As that jurisprudence and our cultural understandings evolved over time, however, immigration law lagged behind.
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"Different understandings lead to different decisions," said Nguyen Thanh Ha, chairman of Hanoi-based SBLAW.
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It's a rare concept precisely because it runs counter to society's traditional understandings of power dynamics.
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The protocols and understandings that helped avert Armageddon during the cold war have not been renewed.
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You do have a peace agreement with Jordan, and ... some kind of understandings with the Palestinians.
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Not all of them will be pleased by the way that new research rewrites old understandings.
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In the past year, definitions and cultural understandings of feminism, allyship, and gender equity have evolved.
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The latter is a clear order according to our shared understandings of space, time, and math.
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"There are different fears and different understandings of how far the pact should go," Espinosa said.
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In Wright's universe nothing is ever just one thing, and all definitions and understandings are provisional.
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Moreover, their analytical understandings are enhanced by firm grasps' of the data that describe the economy.
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It's taken almost 20 years for the understandings to begin to be integrated in larger systems.
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So some young men like Che seem finally ready to work through their understandings of masculinity.
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But like Abigail Disney, these young people are challenging fundamental cultural understandings of who deserves what.
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Americans have sorted themselves into opposing factions, with different values, sources of authority, and shared understandings.
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It is about two fundamentally incompatible political systems, two different understandings of what modern civilization is.
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I'm attracted to works that challenge the linear understandings of origin, culture, form, function and race.
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Gender nonconformity further confounds seemingly-obvious categories on which previous understandings of our society were based.
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Unsurprisingly, there are some cringeworthy items to be found that don't measure up to contemporary cultural understandings.
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Both men and women internalize stubborn cultural biases about gender that affect our understandings, actions and decisions.
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And deals and understandings to thwart them are worth less than the paper they are printed on.
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Communication planet Mercury is in fellow Fire sign Aries, delivering fresh understandings about the world around you.
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I don't think simplistic understandings of what's natural are helpful when we are trying to address them.
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He and his ministers have alluded to secret understandings with third countries in Africa, without naming them.
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Within his organization, he allegedly sends his signals about what to do through code and mutual understandings.
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Surely these toxic inconsistencies, left unresolved, erode white children's understandings of what it means to be an American.
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It's hoped that new understandings of cortical development will help us to better understand neurodevelopment and neurodevelopmental disorders.
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Deeply skewed understandings of biology and obstetrics underpin efforts to restrict women's access to both abortion and contraception.
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Their understandings of "rights" are so utterly different that there seems little point in attempting to reconcile them.
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So we do a multi-year projection based on past and future understandings of inflation and government policies.
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What we reported yesterday is changing today, and different people have different understandings of what's in the bill.
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But the heart of the understandings is Chinese investment in Italian industry, oil and gas, transport and others.
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They are intimate bonds, born out of shared kinship, history, geography and common understandings of right and wrong.
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One reason why we have different universities is that there are different understandings of truth and the good.
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In reinterpreting domestic settings for these windows, did you gain any new understandings of the spaces surrounding you?
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"And we're showing that by trying to understand that software, we're going to get better understandings of life."
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It's a wonderful day for spiritual practices; you'll be able to reach some deep understandings about the world.
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Wandering and arguing at FreedomFest offered grist for both understandings of how libertarianism relates, or doesn't, to Trumpism.
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Many people within the "Game of Thrones" community began tweeting and sharing their important understandings of his character.
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And whether it's in hockey, sports or climate change — anything — we all have a certain set of understandings.
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Quick and easy visual connections may thrill the eye, but they also threaten critical understandings of historical specificity.
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It's going to require an impiety, an ability to step outside of crude and staid understandings of tradition.
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Under the Modern Slavery Act of 2015, definitions of trafficking conflict with common sense understandings of the term.
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But loneliness is also often the result of our environments, and of our cultural understandings of friendship and companionship.
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Instead, people built instruments to better assist their understandings of eclipses and realized they were actually sort of good.
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This yields the close looking, deeper understanding, and cross-collection understandings that Devine and the engagement staff are seeking.
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"Both my research and artwork combine in the aim of deepening understandings about the human condition," Hällgren told Mashable.
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He, like many of his peers, thinks apps can add to popular understandings of fertility and general contraceptive awareness.
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Even attempts to reach informal "understandings" among producers about the current and future state of the market are prohibited.
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In this attitude of humble seeking, the harvest can be of thoughts, images and understandings, as much as food.
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Second, it is often not the core definition where people's understandings differ but how to handle the edge cases.
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But first, it needs lasers—specifically, lidar, which will help its vehicles form 3-D understandings of the world.
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Also, the U.S. and Russia might come to understandings vis-à-vis Syria without taking Iranian interest into consideration.
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The bigger picture here is the impossibility of disentangling our understandings of power, law, and process from substantive worldviews.
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When used critically, they can chip away at harmful stereotypes, pushing more accurate perceptions and understandings to the fore.
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The laptop, carried by all full-scholarship students and coded with hidden meanings, pivoted my friends' understandings of me.
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But our struggles for power were not only conflicts of self-interest but also of rival understandings of freedom.
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Wednesday, saying it had agreed to return to the Egyptian-brokered cease-fire understandings that ended the 2014 war.
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And as understandings of gender change, the distinction between male and female grooming markets is becoming less clear-cut.
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And while people do go through evolutions in understandings of their racial identity, for some Cummins' words seemed suspicious.
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Before and after independence, Americans had been converging on novel understandings of what the impeachment weapon was all about.
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So there are a number of different points at which the communication broke down, understandings were not carried through.
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The world has changed since the show ended in 2009, and our understandings of gender and sexuality have evolved.
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To get somewhere and change circumstances, you have to undo a set of understandings that are already in place.
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Casting people of color as whites does not presumptively do away with our understandings about the meanings of race.
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Both Israel and Jordan have been seeking understandings with Moscow to push these Shi'ite militias away from the area.
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This doesn't make Trump's claims to a mandate valid, but it does make them resonant with existing understandings of politics.
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Now more than ever, we need new images and new narratives to weave together new understandings about money and ecology.
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It's a pattern that has impoverished American and European understandings of global cinema and helped Hollywood imperialize the art form.
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" Instead, she says, "it is almost always facilitated by relationships and understandings that only happen when people are together physically.
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But it's most definitely already being used, ever more widely, while our legal systems and personal understandings lag far behind.
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The hawks are accused of breaking understandings about support for Taiwan, the democratic island that China claims as its own.
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The images, despite their groupings, are hard to separate and blend the religious, secular, and political understandings of the body.
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Each of these moments helped me to understand how powerful these moments can be in shaping understandings of one another.
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MM: Well I think actually in the midst of the crisis, through our discussions, I think we reached better understandings.
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It's a struggle for anybody to take their paradigms and set of beliefs and understandings and completely flip the script.
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He hated the feeble, insistent, bad metaphor that constrains and distorts our understandings of ourselves, nature and all other possibilities.
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"The understandings are in danger because of the non-compliance by the occupation to implement the required obligations," Haniyeh said.
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Incanting "carbon tax" cannot align two parties supporting fundamentally different policy goals based on fundamentally different understandings of the facts.
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The presentation of these parallel histories broadens current understandings of Abstract Expressionism beyond its well-celebrated New York-based artists.
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It creates interesting pressure on normative understandings of raising a family, establishing community and fostering an identity as a people.
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We live in one nation with opposite political cultures that promote entirely different understandings of how the government should operate.
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Physicians who work with the records say it's almost impossible to glean clear understandings of the patient's condition from them.
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Others in the email controversy showed equally loose understandings of the truth in trying to spin out of the scandal.
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What was the purpose of this assault on the implicit rules and understandings that we need to make democracy work?
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"Be on high alert to all kinds of erroneous thoughts, vague understandings, and bad phenomena in ideological areas," it warned.
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Some versions may fit that description, but many Muslims adhere to understandings of sharia that do not countenance such acts.
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And even the teachers that are being paid well: Are they really versed in actual liberatory fucking understandings of the world?
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Reductive models of biology and restrictive understandings of the distinction between sex and gender are used in defence of this position.
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So how do you update and maintain these informal norms and understandings around deterrence that keep pace with these changing practices?
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Smarter efforts to undermine the West are rooted in smarter understandings of the West and its social and political pressure points.
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But if you stick machine learning on it you can get to those understandings if you have a good tagged set.
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At the same time, however, both have embraced radically different understandings of what the US role in the world should be.
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On the other side, liberals applauded the decision as sensible and consistent with interpreting statutes according to modern norms and understandings.
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His definition of "autistic psychopaths" is antithetical to understandings of autism today, and he sent dozens of children to their deaths.
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An amusing recollection of her first understandings of intercourse — she thought it involved hydraulics and an operating table — quickly turns horrifying.
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"Although we maintain our core values, renewal involves new understandings, beliefs, attitudes and — most of all — new identities," the Marstons write.
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Many of my peers came from LDS (Latter Day Saints) backgrounds where there were fairly clear understandings of how life works.
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"Hopefully we can reach some mini deal at least, or some understandings in the coming weeks," Hogan told reporters in Dublin.
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In this lesson, you will learn how students are challenging their colleges and universities to expand their understandings of gender identity.
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And as surgery changed, especially after the advent of anesthesia, social understandings of the human body, illness, and mortality changed with it.
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Abu Faisal said "political understandings" would determine whether an attack went ahead, reflecting the influence of foreign powers in the Syrian conflict.
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It wasn't an attempt at a flawless recreation, but rather a dive into popular understandings and perspectives about a pan-global tool.
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It would be irresponsible to characterize it as an apology, and it reveals some disturbingly misguided understandings of what sexual harassment is.
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Far more consequential for the summit is whether the two leaders will make any headway on joint understandings and action on Syria.
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These differing opinions arise from fundamentally different understandings of the Internet, which coincide with the arguments for and against capitalizing the word.
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And the outcomes were invariably a treaty, a lengthy set of understandings or a detailed path forward to clear and important conclusions.
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Former president Saleh cajoled, bribed and otherwise reached understandings with Yemen's tribes to keep foreign fighters and extremists out of their areas.
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"What he's criticizing in Brett's sports articles is Brett is too deferential to the subjective understandings of the original coaches," Eskridge said.
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The justices sent the case back down to the lower court with instructions to apply current medical community understandings of intellectual disability.
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Israeli Minister of Defense Avigdor Lieberman will meet tomorrow in Moscow with his Russian counterpart to discuss the emerging southern Syria understandings.
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By engaging in joint fact-finding or pilot tests together, inventors and investors can reach grounded understandings that might otherwise elude them.
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Interlacing both artists in the display lets the viewer consider the evolution of our cultural understandings and representations of sexuality and gender.
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By initiating an algorithmic back-and-forth, she further explores the notion of being lost in time, playing with her viewers' understandings.
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I'm obsessed with how people, events and cultural objects from the past shape our understandings of race and gender in the present.
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It is quite possible that the parties had different understandings and it is no wonder that a dispute has turned to litigation.
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"Should the Occupation (Israel) stop its aggression a return to the ceasefire understandings will be possible," Ismail Haniyeh said in a statement.
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You might think that a shared suspicion of conventional understandings of sex and gender would make feminists and trans activists natural bedfellows.
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They provide several established principles for reaching sound judgments about the truth as they are based on common understandings of human behavior.
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From questionable race science to an inaccurate synthesis of a mummy's voice, scholars regularly contribute to providing poor understandings of the past.
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The confrontation appears to have undone tacit understandings between the YPG and the Syrian army that had kept the city relatively calm.
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Major European museum retrospectives in the 1990s and 2000s crystalized critical understandings of Beuys's standing and pervasive influence, but they never traveled stateside.
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As they travel through the American East Coast, London, Morocco, and eventually the Arctic, Wash experiences new understandings of freedom, invention, and rebirth.
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The main character, a young FBI agent in the 1970s, grapples with a new "type" of crime that resists old classifications and understandings.
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Humor, we're often reminded, is contextual in nature; jokes are not intrinsically funny but dependant upon subtle external understandings to achieve their effects.
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There's so much language beyond English, beyond academic understandings of transness and queerness, in which our people have always existed as trans bodies.
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Sex is something that cannot be singularly defined, and yet so many continually attempt to define it through rigid hetero and cisnormative understandings.
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When you think about it, the secrets of good food are found where our understandings of different schools of biology and chemistry intermingle.
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These understandings are an improvement from the earlier tense conversations that threatened what little political viability the government of Puerto Rico might have.
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Just like the strains of weed they smoke, the youths are all different, and they bring independent understandings and ideas to the table.
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Peeling off the Grey, an exhibition at the National Museum of Mexican Art, offers visual understandings of the gentrification of one Chicago neighborhood.
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As quiet and understated as the sequence with Bates and Glover is, it's still electric, full of undercurrents, secret understandings, and sublimated negotiations.
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If you read W.E.B. Du Bois's classic work, Black Reconstruction in America, you get one of the clearest understandings of why we don't.
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The fifth iteration, of which Fujii's intervention was part, tackled contemporary understandings in archaeology's role in the formation of nationalism and cultural memory.
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In the same vein, Osula looks back and remakes in order to reflect on the present—specifically, present projections and understandings of identity.
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Clearly, everything starts with the Trump administration actively conveying a dual message: Don't test us further, but we are willing to accept understandings.
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During that time, one of the key understandings I developed is that "one-size-fits-all" teaching just invites failure for many students.
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Worse still, he does not accept the authority of constitutional republicanism—its norms, its faiths and practices, its explicit rules and implicit understandings.
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You connect it to the very set of understandings that is already in place, and to the penalties that are already in place.
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Yet as a future medical student, surely he might have intuited that our understandings of many aspects of health care are not complete.
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This suggests that the public's judgements of nudging could become even more favourable if we can successfully convey scientific understandings of human behaviour.
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"In my mind, a wealth of experience and understandings of cultures is one of the greatest gifts and entrepreneur can give themselves," says Levy.
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"It was an honor for us ... that we succeeded to have those understandings between Hamas and Egypt," Dahlan said by telephone from Abu Dhabi.
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Maybe 19703 is the end of the current era and the beginning of a new one, and our existing understandings will need to change.
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Whatever better might mean in the long run — for our own faces, and for our cultural understandings of beauty — right now, it feels good.
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" He added that the DOJ OLC's reasoning "not only appears contrary to settled understandings of the DNI's responsibilities and authorities, but is gravely troubling.
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We are helping wherever we can with the understandings of the campaign, like everyone else in the campaign, but there's no investigation into Cambridge.
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The increasing level of street orientation on both the far right and the left has complicated traditional understandings of how political extremist groups operate.
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On some level, Without a Clue comprehends that the stories are at once mediocre and wonderful, and brokers a peace between those two understandings.
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The proclamation challenged some understandings of what the president can do and mapped onto substantive conflicts about the country's relationships with Britain and France.
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There's no Mason-Dixon line, no geographical boundaries, but we have two different groups of people who have completely different understandings of the country.
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BuzzFeed's Paul McLeod writes that different groups of legislators walked away from White House meetings with different understandings of how that part would work.
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S), Switzerland's biggest bank, had raised concerns for the Swiss that the two countries differed in their understandings of their double taxation agreement (DTA).
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The show attempts it by parading crudely exaggerated understandings of Native Americans, ossified in kitsch, to awaken reactive senses of complicated, deep, living truths.
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It laid out the two sides' understandings on the existence, or not, of a single Chinese polity encompassing both sides of the Taiwan Strait.
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In some situations there's a need for an extra acknowledgement because there are different understandings, education levels and world views to take into consideration.
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So, there are these larger understandings culturally about being partnered, and people make resolutions in the new year to try to find a partner.
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To stand out, they need to tap into basic understandings of human behavior — while also breaking a few of these rules along the way.
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And for some reason, even though I was a white boy from Brooklyn, I shared a lot of those understandings of the same images.
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Key Question: How does the history of racial injustice in the United States affect Americans' varied understandings of national symbols and what they mean?
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"One of the things I really enjoy is thinking about different moments in history when our understandings of reality were totally different," she says.
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Every summer, it seems to outdo all expectations and understandings of how Dota is played, bringing to light new approaches and rewarding tactical creativity.
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Van Houtryve says that his goal is to force more viewers to question what might be missing from their own understandings of the past.
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I contend that we on the outside never really know what understandings may exist in a marriage, unless the two parties within reveal it.
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"The understandings today are in critical condition," the Hamas leader, Ismail Haniya, told foreign journalists at a rare news conference here in Gaza City.
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He thinks that unrest — the unrest in Venezuela, the unrest in the United States — can be an opportunity for new understandings to take shape.
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From matching games to making memes, these resources provide the structure needed to propel students to new understandings while respecting their independence as readers.
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Insects and gravity have not gotten much, or indeed any attention, Dr. Socha said, and the findings could change broader understandings of insect physiology.
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Direct financial support is needed to alleviate near-term liquidity pressures — MOUs (memorandum of understandings) and long-term investment agreements would be less helpful.
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The United States has worked only in fits and starts to build a format for talks and preliminary understandings to get substantive negotiations going.
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But I was surprised and heartened that the deal comes with bipartisan understandings on where a number of the non-defense discretionary increases go.
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"I want readers to ... experience [T'Challa] as a cool character who is multi-valent, who can exist in different understandings and different levels," Narcisse said.
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Doctors and activists have yet to agree on the question of when surgery is necessary for intersex children, given different understandings of where intersexuality begins.
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But fitness trainers don't need their own Oscars category, and giving them one would only further problematic understandings of what it means to be fit.
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Boxing has become a way for the collective's members to bend and shape their own understandings of the masculine, the feminine, and the in-between.
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Islamic Jihad accused Israel of delaying implementation of previous understandings brokered by Egypt in an effort to end violence and ease blockaded Gaza's economic hardship.
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Each shapeshift has been a little gooey, gross, and uncanny—understandings of genre that are just a bit too melted and waxen to be right.
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But as the child grows, they might begin to experience themself as something different from what the doctor decided, based on cultural understandings of gender.
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They were excited about their new understandings of the genetic basis for autism — what they view as the most promising area of research right now.
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Senior Israeli officials confirmed that the U.S. and Israel have arrived at strategic understandings regarding Iran that would strengthen the cooperation in countering regional challenges.
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While the metaphor might seem flip, it makes sense both in terms of neuroplasticity and in terms of new understandings of the fluidity of sexuality.
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Through her visual art, videos, and Tumblr posts, Aguhar critiqued normative beauty standards, called out racism, misogyny, and fatphobia, and expanded conventional understandings of femininity.
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Qatar Airways said the stake was "fully compliant" with the 2018 U.S.-Qatar Understandings, an additional pact that accompanied the U.S-Qatar Open Skies agreement.
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Bilateral talks are expected to be complicated by the fact that the White House and Pyongyang hold different understandings of what it means to denuclearize.
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This can easily lead to inaccurate perceptions and understandings of reality – and, as a result, unpleasant surprises when trying to develop and apply strategic policy.
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This is not here because of ancient understandings of solar eclipses as the work of Jesus returning to Earth or ill omens of Satanic doom.
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"Certainly the civil rights movement and changes in attitudes about women brought forth new understandings" in the way people looked at slavery and American identity.
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The 1990s represented a "turning point for immigration becoming linked into the welfare reform discourse," which combined with existing understandings of the immigrant-as-criminal.
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"Armed factions are an integral part of the revolution and the current (political) climate provides a great chance to reach understandings on peace," he said.
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They have started to clear a space with someone I love that can foster more generous and fluid understandings of living an embodied, gendered life.
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And whoever comes in, even if they're exceedingly able, they're going to be to an extent rebuilding their connections, their networks, their understandings from scratch.
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"One component is more of the cognitive behavourial understandings of what comes when something goes wrong, what happens when you make a mistake," said Makowsky.
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It's one of many instances in which people resist scientific understandings in favor of imprecise, inaccurate, or just plain wrong theories about how nature works.
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Japanese society, known for its polite orderliness, is heavily dependent on unspoken understandings and behavior aimed at maintaining the "wa" — the idea of social harmony.
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The truth is that scholars, publicists, and journalists all collaborate in providing poor understandings of the past and how we study it to the public.
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Which seems to make a lot of sense, given the fact that, in heterosexual relationships, anyway, men and women have wildly different understandings of consent.
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Under previous understandings, some 3,0003 Fatah security men would be integrated gradually into a Gaza police force overseen by an Interior Ministry headed by Hamdallah.
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This is only the latest in a recent series of MoMA acquisitions of digital objects that defy conventional understandings of museum-worthy art and design.
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We are helping wherever we can with the understandings of the campaign, like everyone else in the campaign, but there's no investigation into Cambridge [Analytica]. MB:
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Antemann's contemporary approach to the historic medium forces the viewer to reflect on how social etiquettes and our understandings of morality have changed over the years.
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Luckily, more than ever, things like remote work, four-day work weeks, and unlimited time off are reshaping antiquated understandings of how the workplace should operate.
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For the global community Zuckerberg sees as humanity's next step to manifest, all that openness and connectivity need to be guided toward common understandings and cooperation.
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Willis herself researches cultural iconographies of gender and race woven throughout this archive to formulate new and creative understandings of modern society and its complicated narratives.
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From STI stigma and sex education to debunking myths about the clitoris and de-centering the penis and penetration in our understandings of sex and pleasure.
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"The tricky thing about this legislation is that you're applying serious criminal penalties to really private interactions—understandings that happen in the bedroom," Hermes told VICE.
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Some legal scholars have argued courts have been too unforgiving in applying this test and that it should be brought closer to commonsense understandings of harassment.
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These, again, are perhaps more sociological questions than artistic ones — artists have long asserted the right to poetic license, personal truth, and disruption of conventional understandings.
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Broader U.S. understandings of the importance of the Saudi alliance aside, there should be no confusion about what Vision 2030 is and what it is not.
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The Interpreter WASHINGTON — Under traditional understandings of North Korea, the country's test launch of two medium-range ballistic missiles in late June should not have happened.
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Israel denied claims today by Russian officials and reports in Arab media outlets about new understandings that were allegedly reached about the situation in Southern Syria.
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Rather than abide by current agreements, or understandings, the United States government has been subsumed by the compulsive, often personal agenda of the president, analysts said.
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And he makes plain the cosmological significance of Edison's phonograph—how, against all understandings of human impermanence, it allowed the dead to go on speaking forever.
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The girls' differing understandings of the situation reveal America's long and unsettling attitude toward police brutality and the mishandling of justice that often arises from it.
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The US and Russia have built some shared understandings over the course of decades of diplomatic engagement, but Washington has little such common ground with China.
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Their understandings of that conversation is that there was a clear directive that there was a quid pro quo factually from the conduct, from the actions.
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Gossip has always allowed us to speak the otherwise unspeakable, working through understandings of sex and femininity and sexuality in a space "distant" from our own.
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The public goals may be unclear, and I think that can contribute toward some of the venom when you don't have very clear understandings of terminology.
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In fact, non-binary understandings of bisexuality have been around at least since at least 1990 (see Bisexual Manifesto), though they were not then in widespread use.
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But, lacking these abilities, or deep understandings of the people they interact with, then the robot may violate the first Law because it inaccurately assesses the situation.
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They were fired as a meeting was underway between the leadership of the Hamas movement and the Egyptian security delegation over the understandings regarding the Gaza Strip.
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So it is important that the United States remain vigilant to ensure our allies uphold these understandings in order to maintain a united front against North Korea.
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Islamic Jihad accused Israel of delaying implementation of previous understandings brokered by Egypt in an effort to end violence and ease the economic hardships of blockaded Gaza.
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"Our expectations are that we can reach understandings with everyone in the other provinces," said Saroukhan, head of the biggest of three Kurdish administrations in northern Syria.
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And it will enable our country to more effectively teach new immigrants about our system of government and assimilate them to the cultural understandings that support it.
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The court could reach its contrary conclusion only by putting the statute in the context of longstanding and evolving understandings of the scope of the FDA's authority.
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U.S. and Israeli officials said the joint understandings were reached in a secret meeting between senior Israeli and U.S. delegations at the White House on December 12th.
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The limits of corpus analysis, in other words, are human; in the gap between data and knowledge, we fall back on our social understandings of the world.
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This week's installment, "From Caves to Cosmos," looks at ancient indigenous cultures' understandings of astronomy and how their art, architecture and city planning often reflected these ideas.
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New York's Parole Board has long resisted modern understandings of crime and punishment, but the failure to treat juveniles as a unique category of offender exists nationwide.
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Around 2005, Mr. Taheri, a researcher in alternative medicines, founded a group called Circle of Mysticism, focused on faith-based healings and their understandings of the universe.
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Instead, these concerns can be satisfactorily addressed with the Treaty's entry into force by common understandings regarding the scope of the CTBT and even more monitoring stations.
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These conversations and understandings can stand as a contrast to those who benefit from our divisions, which politicians harness for votes and the media fosters for profits.
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My dog does not talk, but he does look directly into my eyes and it's in these moments where we reach our most profound cross-species understandings.
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But the presence of Turkish forces in the northwest and Russian understandings with Ankara have complicated any offensive into the region, home to some 3 million people.
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Cigarettes used to come in only via smuggling tunnels under the Egyptian border but the PA is seeking understandings with Hamas and Cairo to choke off that channel.
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Because it centers an entire universe of queer of color characters, Pose avoids tokenization, and is able to offer understandings of power and identity that move beyond stereotypes.
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Instead, we suggest it is now time to recognize that your office and ours may have fundamentally different understandings of our obligations as prosecutors, legally, ethically and pragmatically.
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They are affirmative images of everyone, and it is work that informs and expands upon understandings of gender identity outside of the binary and is real and validating.
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In a bid to enhance its market power and share the burden of market balancing, OPEC has periodically attempted to reach understandings with other producers outside the group.
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In 1985-103, OPEC and Saudi Arabia attempted (unsuccessfully) to reach understandings with the United Kingdom and Norway to lift North Sea oil prices and curb production growth.
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What I'm wondering then is whether your spirituality and coming to those understandings is something that in recent years has come more to the forefront of your life?
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The death of Justice Scalia left the court effectively balanced between two vastly different understandings of the nature of constitutional law and the role of the Supreme Court.
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On top of that, polarization has reached historic highs, a potential wrench in traditional understandings of what will motivate Republicans and Democrats to participate in the political process.
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The United States, China, and other regional countries have homework to do in thinking through these challenges and achieving some basic common understandings before implementing an oil embargo.
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"Assessing the labeling decisions of biracials allows us to better understand how social class, gender and religion inform personal understandings of race in the United States," Davenport said.
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But however the justice vote in Carpenter, the implications for Fourth Amendment jurisprudence—and for the relationship between new technology and constitutional understandings of privacy—will be profound.
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That Rose had immense power over his employees and Simmons allegedly pursued an underage girl is not considered in either of their statements or their understandings of consent.
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" Last week, Merkel used an appearance alongside veteran German-born U.S. diplomat Henry Kissinger to stress that the transatlantic relationship was rooted in "joint convictions, values, and understandings.
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"The authorities and the IMF mission have reached broad understandings on a program that could be supported by the IMF under a financial arrangement," an IMF spokesman said.
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Instead, provided they have not prejudged the facts, jurors evaluate the evidence admitted at trial fairly, applying common sense and their general understandings of how the world operates.
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Studying the effects of zero gravity on human development can lead us to new understandings of how to combat diseases or new ways to treat muscular skeletal issues.
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"There are speedy developments on the ground and the meeting hopefully will result in more understandings and steps forward containing the crisis and prevent more devastation," Safadi said.
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In times of tension, American and Chinese policymakers rely on personal ties, informal communications and their understandings of each other to prevent manageable problems from becoming major crises.
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But he said understandings were reached "after a very important meeting across the border" on Tuesday, and he believed the disruptions would end within the next three days.
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We have dim understandings of other people, and our pliable narratives and unreliable memories are the best we have at explaining our worlds and minds to one another.
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Pluto, the planet of taboo and conspiracy, has ended its retrograde in your house of religion and higher belief, inspiring your deeper understandings of how the world works.
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Obeidi acknowledged the need for political understandings about the offensive and post-IS management, but it is far from certain that Iraq can accomplish that before the battle begins.
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In those three years, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Russian President Vladimir Putin have also built a very close relationship and reached several sets of understandings regarding Syria.
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The blend between fan fiction and professional fiction wouldn't exist if not for changing ideas about fandom and changing understandings of fan fiction on the part of the public.
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"Each pair of glasses may be seen as representing different experiences, world views and understandings of, for example, what a good life is, gender, friendship or love," Hällgren said.
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" He added, "Now we have evidence that there are secret understandings between the secretary of state and the North Korean leader, and the Senate isn't even asking any questions.
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The Harasta deal may add pressure on the two main rebel groups - Failaq al-Rahman in the southern pocket and Jaish al-Islam in Douma - to also reach understandings.
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An official in one Gaza militant group, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said it had agreed to a truce on condition that those understandings would go into effect.
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Qatar Airways has said its stake in Air Italy was "fully compliant" with the 2018 U.S.-Qatar Understandings, an additional pact that accompanied the U.S-Qatar Open Skies agreement.
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Programmers should keep up with the newest languages and software frameworks, while marketers and advertisers should gain basic understandings of analytics to keep up with the data-driven transformation.
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But the two sides still need to negotiate a text that puts into writing their understandings on intellectual property, currency policy, financial services access in China and agricultural purchases.
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Putin has struck a series of backroom understandings with his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan to ease the path to a possible deal, several sources familiar with the process say.
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In order to resist appropriating negative understandings of themselves, Smith's study contends, some sex workers take a clinical approach and avoid all sexual desire and pleasure while at work.
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It's widely believed that the White House and Pyongyang operate on different understandings of the concept, one of the major factors seen complicating negotiations at the Trump-Kim summit.
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This progress was achieved, in no small part, because of the discretion that the E.P.A. has used to interpret laws as new ecological challenges, and new scientific understandings, arise.
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Since the late 1970s, leaders on both sides have agreed in principle on a "bizonal, bicommunal federation" as the basis for reunification, but have different understandings of that term.
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She said she received a style handbook and was instructed to follow it as closely as possible, but, she added, many graders had idiosyncratic understandings of the style guide.
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The Democratic majority began threatening use of the nuclear option, but a series of understandings, agreements and compromises between the Republican and Democratic leaders delayed its use for awhile.
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Last month the Fund said it had "reached broad understandings on policies" it could support and that it would propose a deal once Congo fulfilled conditions including debt restructuring.
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Although Frazier and Ford once lived in the same apartment complex in Braddock, Pennsylvania, they belong to different generations and their understandings of Pittsburgh's relationship to steel are distinct.
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"All of the new and incredible universal knowledge and downloads that I received and understandings about the nature of humanity" left her crying the whole drive home, she says.
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The promises were necessary as the mission was indirect for each of us so all of our understandings were already multiple and Klimt seemed to prefer it this way.
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Several experts agreed that the distance between campus and criminal understandings of permissible sexual conduct may continue to widen, especially as conversations about sex and power continue to evolve.
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The women on The Rag (yes, we thought we were quite clever) met on the Radcliffe campus to discuss our emerging understandings of feminism, and black feminism in particular.
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And growing acceptance of gender identity as subjectively-experienced, not anatomic, is driving change in understandings of which advantages are and aren't fair when women and men compete separately.
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Its all-enveloping power is contorting culture-making—the slow, intergenerational nurturing of consensual understandings within which many matters can be vigorously but constructively contested—into instant "culture" marketing.
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As techniques of testing for the presence of chemicals and understandings of their complex, interacting effects have become more sophisticated, the number of individual chemicals of concern has multiplied.
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It's also odd, to say the least, that an art series called Civilizations focuses so much on individual artists and artworks (as opposed to broader, systemic understandings of art).
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Aries today, illuminating the travel and learning sector of your chart—deep understandings about the world will take place for you today.
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This includes thinking about why our language for developing understandings of environments that are new to us tends to still be colonial: "colonizing Mars" and "exploring" and "developing," for example.
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The TMC expressed its "openness and keenness to negotiate to reach satisfactory understandings that will lead to a national consensus..., leading to the establishment of a democratic transition," SUNA said.
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This is a dramatic departure from traditional understandings of religious freedom, which was always based on the premise that the exercise of one person's religion should not hurt anyone else.
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Human beings — through stories, through religion, and eventually through governments, laws, and political ideologies — create common understandings of reality that provide the basis for massive, evolutionarily unprecedented levels of cooperation.
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"The two nations may have different understandings especially over the sensitive South China Sea issues, " said Du Jifeng, a Southeast Asian affairs specialist at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
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Islamic Jihad said in a statement that the rocket barrages were a response to Friday's events and that Israel has been delaying the implementation of previous understandings brokered by Cairo.
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The political claims the work makes — namely, to broaden contemporary understandings of "sex" and incorporate a range of gender nonconforming, non-binary, and anti-normative subjectivities — are a little overblown.
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As a result, we sometimes find that anger, fear, or disgust can blind us to the complexity of the world and the responsibility to seek deeper understandings of important issues.
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And in some developing countries, traditional healers routinely use shackles, isolation and fasting — methods that "might fail to meet widespread understandings of human rights and humane care," the paper concluded.
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" Pompeo noted that "not all of that work" between the two negotiating teams "appeared in the final document," but there were "lots of other places where there were understandings reached.
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When the people in the room are overwhelmingly men, then men's lives, priorities and understandings will be reflected in our laws and policies; the rest of us are rendered invisible.
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As the pace of technological development has raced ahead of government, the laws that exist on the books — not to mention, some lawmakers' understandings of technology — have remained comparatively stagnant.
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But she defended the need for a flexible definition of harassment, citing how quickly understandings of acceptable behavior have evolved in recent months in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
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This exhibition is a rare opportunity to show previously unseen early works that I made in Taiwan, and to develop new understandings of my One Year Performances in New York.
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But it's actually a worthwhile episode to unpack, because it highlights a disturbing, worsening tendency in social media in which tribal allegiances are replacing shared empirical understandings of the world.
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Companies must find ways to help employees realize that diversity means we come from different reference points and building shared understandings in the face of potential conflict is not easy.
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This time, Saudi Arabia has promised to "begin legal procedures for immediate understandings with brotherly and friendly countries and international companies to apply the same procedures as soon as possible".
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Can this abstract (and feasibly ineffable) concept be translated into a physical art structure, let alone be articulated to a global audience with varying understandings of such a broad idea?
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"At different points in time there were different understandings of what Maryland rye was, and even then it depended on who you talked to," said Ms. DeFlitch, of Wigle Whiskey.
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Our politics are messier than we thought Left and right, red and blue -- some of our most fundamental understandings about American political life were smashed by Trump and his winning campaign.
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There is often evidence of multiple understandings of a provision that lie in mutual tension, and originalists tend to resolve the matter by reading their own ideological views into the constitution.
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The song, like Screamin' Jay Hawkins and also strangely like Biggie himself, at once defied and cradled conventional understandings of comedy, tragedy, "authentic" black male voice and "authentic" black male performance.
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Pompeo told the European foreign ministers he had a meeting with President Trump a day earlier to brief him on the draft understandings reached between American, French, German and British negotiators.
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Jubeir said Saudi Arabia believed a political settlement that would ensure the Houthis abided by common understandings reached before the Houthi capture of Sanaa would pave the way to a solution.
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Highlighting this aspect of human life could help to mend the broken connections, or restore the lost understandings, that have put us on a collision course with our own home planet.
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The key to the invention of free speech was the recognition of pluralism — the fact that, in any human population, there will be people with irreconcilably different understandings of the truth.
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Their work fits into a corpus of research on illusory body ownership, which has challenged understandings of perception and contributed to therapies like treating pain for amputees who experience phantom limb.
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" Ms. Cucinella, in her summation, cited a culture at Rikers "that allowed Mr. Spear's death to go unaccounted" for so long, and "the understandings between correction officers about protecting each other.
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Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh, addressing a conference in Istanbul from Gaza, said on Friday that Hamas was seeking to reach understandings with several parties, including Qatar, Egypt and the United Nations.
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While there was absolutely important technological and political progress occurring over centuries — new forms of government, new forms of warfare, new understandings of the world — global average well-being barely budged.
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Chuck leans into the idea of New York running on unspoken "understandings," a system of connections outside of laws but relient on a certain code of ethics (see: last week's favor run).
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So we need to set up the structures, the understandings, the norms, maybe even the rules and laws, that will help us to navigate that race in a way that's less dangerous.
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Fewer U.S. high school students have experience in computer science, engineering or physics prior to college, which means they largely rely on those masculine stereotypes to shape their understandings of the field.
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A large influx of immigrants, especially from nations that do not share our cultural values and understandings, will undermine citizen morale, unity, and solidarity as well as the integrity of our institutions.
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Developing new uses for code as a medium for aesthetic or political expression allows for the dissemination and development of new understandings of the use and influence of code beyond technical domains.
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To nearly everyone's surprise, then-Chief Judge Kozinski agreed with her that her five-second performance had an independent copyright, a move that went against traditional doctrinal understandings of authorship and fixation.
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I have encouraged women to come out… I want men to hear what happened so that there's no confusion, because people have different understandings of what sexual assault is, what rape is.
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As per the unwritten understandings that define our constitutional monarchy, only the monarch can appoint a date for new elections -- in practice, she always does so when a Prime Minister requests it.
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Hamas has tried for months to enforce informal cease-fire understandings with Israel — which Palestinian Islamic Jihad has often disrupted with rogue rocket or sniper attacks — in return for cash from Qatar.
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Pence said at an event in Pennsylvania that the administration was "encouraged" that Mexican officials "brought even more proposals today" and confirmed that the two sides discussed "new understandings" on asylum rules.
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But to understand this is to acknowledge that there are no definite beginnings or ends to the vague concept of a jihadi "mission" - there are only constantly evolving practices, strategies and understandings.
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We need those understandings of how to treat each other with respect and dignity to be able to navigate the complexities of interacting with all these thousands of people every single day.
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Son himself began seeding doubt when he announced in July that the Japanese conglomerate's second Vision Fund had reached $108 billion in capital commitments based on a series of memoranda of understandings.
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Add to all this Taylor's deeply rooted understandings of the rarefied worlds of both provincial grad school life and biochemistry in particular, which should inspire envy in every writer striving for specificity.
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Perhaps part of the mess is that the people that constitute America have very, very different understandings of what it is, where it comes from, and what they want it to be.
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"I believe there are indirect understandings with Hamas to end this current round," Yuval Steinitz, Israel's minister of national infrastructure, said on Israeli public radio a few hours into the cease-fire.
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I can assure you there were many countries that were actively engaged in trying to undermine American democracy, our rule of law, the fundamental understandings we have here in the United States.
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The 1984 Ghostbusters is a movie that consistently sees politics, bureaucracy, and regulation through the eyes of its inventor/small-business-owner heroes; the movie is embedded in their assumptions and understandings.
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Oil traders appear sceptical Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates will offset the reduction in Iran's exports fully without a further increase in prices first, notwithstanding their understandings with the White House.
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What it means: A senior U.S. official said that after two days of talks the U.S. and Israel reached at a joint document which included understandings on countering Iranian actions in the region.
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In the meantime, the timescape scenario may at least serve as a "diagnostic tool" or alternative perspective that can help astronomers better test current understandings of the large-scale structure of the universe.
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While legalization's costs are under-studied—just as understandings of cannabis' value as a medicine and risk as an intoxicant suffer from a dearth of knowledge—the report ignores the cost of criminalization.
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With his penchant for cruelty, bigotry, narcissism, selfishness and even his primitive primate dominance displays, he has shredded the accepted understandings of personal morality that prevent the strong from preying on the weak.
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This ambivalence in form and meaning gives rise to more complicated understandings of the artist's Native identity and an engagement with Native history that is not set apart from American or art history.
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Mr. Gray began making these combination works five years ago at a time of growing disconnection between his career in the black American music industry and his new understandings from living in Africa.
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At best, Mr. Fraser and Mr. Ricketts believe, there will be an agreement in two more years on the "headline" understandings of a trade deal, which will have to be filled out painstakingly.
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With red symbolizing China and blue representing the West, Liu uses her knack for witty visual metaphor to illustrate everything from understandings of the self to uses of umbrellas and attitudes towards karaoke.
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Following a mission to Congo in April, an IMF delegation said it had "reached broad understandings on policies" it could support within the framework of an arrangement under the Fund's Extended Credit Facility.
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Given this story's premises, saying that's not who we are is a way of saying that all more particularist understandings of Americanism, all non-universalist forms of patriotic memory, need to be transcended.
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To answer this question fully, we have to go back to the 1950s, when the thieves code (the set of rules or understandings by which they led their lives) was at its most stringent.
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And today, how are white children's understandings of citizenship shaped by the silence within their own segregated communities while they watch online videos showing the killing of unarmed black men by police in 2016?
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With funding from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, scientists are working to build new ways to treat psychiatric disorders, like PTSD, through deeper understandings of the electrical signals in our brains.
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MOHAMMAD FADEL, an associate law professor at the University of Toronto, is one of North America's most thoughtful commentators on the interface between Islam, liberal democracy and Western understandings of the rule of law.
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Najib and a contingent of business executives will be on the mainland from October 31 to November 6, where "many new agreements and understandings" are on the agenda, the PM said in a statement.
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The total expected contribution to the SoftBank Vision Fund 2 from both the Japanese conglomerate and other partners stands at about $108 billion based on a series of memoranda of understandings, the company said.
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Although it worked—he could perform blind readings based on inkblot answers that consistently matched with other psychiatrists' understandings of their patients—the Swiss psychiatrist didn't have a robust theory of why it worked.
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Alternatively, they have such inadequate training that the individuals tasked with carrying out the policies ... lack the basic fundamental understandings of what those policies are such that they are incapable of carrying them out.
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There are innumerable instances in the history of the Supreme Court where previous opinions have given way to new understandings and rulings according to the dominant legal philosophy of a given Supreme Court majority.
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I've been struck over the last 10 years at how substantive understandings between nations have failed to keep pace with our abilities to communicate through the internet, global media and increasing levels of travel.
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The vast majority of mainstream sex-ed messaging still defaults to sexual experiences and understandings of pleasure that avoid race entirely, ignoring the fact that for people of color, sexual experiences are often racialized.
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" It said the two countries agreed to "continue their discussions on the terms of additional understandings to address irregular migrant flows and asylum issues, to be completed and announced within 90 days, if necessary.
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Observing that "Trump has violated these basic understandings of how our democracy works in an unprecedented way," Dionne, Mann and Ornstein go on: This norm breaking, is not simply a matter of political nicety.
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Obama's policies invited the world's most dangerous actors to conclude that America would no longer act in defense of the Free World, or of the rules and understandings that promote a modicum of peace.
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Israeli officials have confirmed that since Mr. Netanyahu's visit to Washington last month, Mr. Greenblatt has been trying to formulate understandings on the contours of future Israeli settlement construction in the occupied West Bank.
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But "Divided States" argues that the same country didn't elect such different men; it argues that two completely different countries, sharing the same borders but very divergent understandings of reality, elected two very different men.
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On albums like Solar Bridge, Does It Look Like I'm Here, and Just to Feel Anything, the threesome renegotiated ambient understandings, creating an almost-angelic sound that drifted between wide-eyed bliss and disturbed drone.
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The fact that gains on the ground are often secured by tribal understandings and payments rather than by fighting accounts for the high share—three-fifths—of all casualties that are caused by air strikes.
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In his newly published book Who We Are and How We Got Here, geneticist David Reich engages with the complex and often fraught intersections of genetics with our understandings of human differences — most prominently, race.
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When we describe aggressive, arrogant, and coercive sex as merely the common experience of every woman who has had sex, we dodge a critical conversation about changing cultural norms and understandings about sex and consent.
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Stagg is a fearless writer, and she plays with stream of consciousness diatribes and obsessive inner thoughts to create a compelling and addictive story that explores contemporary understandings of jealousy and love through social media.
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It is our goal that through reading the pair, students will feel equipped to weigh each perspective and develop personal understandings of patriotism and what it means to be an American citizen in today's context.
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"Colonial understandings of land quite often come down to relationships to maps," said David Gaertner, who teaches topics like Indigenous new media at the University of British Columbia, and was not affiliated with Google's project.
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The Israeli government did not overtly confirm a renewed cease-fire, as is customary in such situations, with officials reluctant to go public about understandings or agreements with groups that Israel classifies as terrorist organizations.
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But rabbis have long debated the correct approach to homosexuality, and more liberal streams of Judaism, arguing that ancient laws need to allow room for new understandings, have embraced gay members and perform gay weddings.
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Since the late 1970s, leaders of both the Greek Cypriots and the Turkish Cypriots have agreed in principle on a "bizonal, bicommunal federation" as the basis for reunification, but have different understandings of that term.
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"The company will continue to seek similar understandings with other countries where it is present, aiming to achieve greater legal certainty for its operations and the commitment to support investigations," it said in a statement.
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"The notification sent by the United States represents a step forward in the formalization of the understandings reached between Mexico and the United States in relation to NAFTA," the Economy Ministry said in a statement.
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It's important to note that intersex is not the same as transgender, even though trans people face some of the same struggles as intersex people due to narrow societal understandings of sex and gender, she adds.
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Bluntly put, I feel much less safe working on a Wikimedia project today than I did a week ago, because one of the most fundamental understandings I had about working here has now been proven wrong.
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Turkish officials said the new advance imperils understandings under a 2018 pact that left Turkey, which has expanded its influence in Syria, to secure control of rebel-controlled highways and handle the thorny fate of jihadists.
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When Saudi Arabia broke ties with Qatar on June 5 it promised to "begin legal procedures for immediate understandings with brotherly and friendly countries and international companies to apply the same procedures as soon as possible".
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The research could lead to new understandings of matter, dark matter, and could lead to the development of new sensors, quantum computers and atomic clocks used in spacecraft navigation, according to a news release from NASA.
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In fact, the hastily arranged Singapore summit and the vague joint declaration that resulted demonstrate precisely why a diplomatic process that lacks a substantive foundation of detailed understandings is bound to collapse due to mismatched expectations.
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Those teachers participated in sessions designed to increase their understandings of both the concepts and specific content they were assigned to teach, immersing those teachers in learning activities they could then re-create in their classrooms.
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So much of Enlightenment thinking is poisoned by prior notions of race that one must ask: Is it ever possible to separate some of our greatest understandings derived from the Enlightenment era from its problematic history?
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That off-the-grid meeting is a key focal point for the Trump-Russia investigation, as it could offer answers about any potential deals or informal understandings between Trump and Russia right before he took office.
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Mr. Haniya said that "returning to the state of calm is possible and depends on the occupation's commitment to a complete cease-fire" and on the "immediate start of implementing the understandings" reached with Egypt's help.
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Matthew Zapruder wants us to get that poets deal in the archival set of common understandings about cognitive and sensory disorder in human language (an art of producing dis-understanding in order to know things better).
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Different generational attitudes toward and understandings of technology were on clear display last year when Mark Zuckerberg testified before Congress and an older cohort of legislators demonstrated how little they understand Facebook's product or business model.
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Once we can start paying a new kind of attention, she writes, we can undertake bolder forms of political action, reimagine humankind's role in the environment, and arrive at more meaningful understandings of happiness and progress.
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It's impossible to hand-code separate behaviors for every object and situation in the world, but a robot that can adapt and fill in the gaps while relying on a set of core understandings can get by.
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"Devising a progressive tax system that effectively taxes the wealthy is notoriously difficult, but whether a wealth tax is part of that system should depend upon the policy choices of democratically elected representatives, not faulty constitutional understandings."
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But the E3 could reach clearer understandings with the Americans: about the instructions given to national intelligence agencies monitoring Iran's nuclear programme; and about how they would jointly deal with Iranian obfuscation if a breach were suspected.
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An exhibition that shows us the length, breadth, and depth of this country, its limits and what undergirds it would help us understand how it became what it is, and such understandings may help us transform it.
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But it seems inevitable, from what you wrote in your first book, that we would reach this point, where human minds would be hackable and where computers and machines and AI would have better understandings of us.
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Pinkett Smith even interviewed her husband's ex-wife, Sheree Fletcher, for her Facebook Watch show, Red Table Talk, for an honest and brave conversation about their strained relationship that ended with apologies and understandings worthy of tears.
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Sonia Liff, an occupational psychologist, suggests in a paper on the effect of IT on office workers that many occupations are gendered not because of their content but because of our cultural understandings of what they mean.
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Mr. Narang, the M.I.T. professor, warned that the mile-wide gaps in the countries' goals and even their understandings of basic terminology leaves "either lots of room for a bargain, or lot of room for a war."
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A new bit of research from three leading political scientists shows pretty convincingly that, in the face of the pandemic, Republicans and Democrats are once again hearing different things, forming different understandings, and reacting in different ways.
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As Amar reflects on his fraught relationships with both his father and organized religion, he comes to new understandings of faith and of goodness that have stuck with me long after I finished the book's final page.
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It follows three generations of women — the reliable matriarch Eva, her free-spirited daughter Sonja and Sonja's estranged daughters, Vivi and Lara — and the events that transpire over three Christmases that shape their understandings of one another.
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"This deals with intellectual property, this deals with technology transfer, it deals with structural agricultural issues, financial services are opening up, currency understandings, as well as a commitment to purchase U.S. agriculture and U.S. goods," he said.
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In this kind of system, where works of art rise or fall not in free competition but by corrupt criteria, any creator of art that has any genuine vitality must act dumb and agree to tacit understandings.
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Hers is a written universe of climbing, self-clinging ideas that manifest as the plants and animals accompanying the solitary female alchemist (a recurring theme in Varo's oeuvre), on the lookout for higher understandings of the metaphysical.
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As you initiate new understandings of prosperity, you're striving to do the best you can in order to reach the top of the ladder, commanding respect for your hustle as you renew your commitment to your professional life.
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It had extra-Biblical understandings of the relationship between the Virgin Mary and Joseph, a poorly ridden horse, and a Democratic candidate running a liberal campaign in one of the most conservative states in the country — and winning.
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So now the rival Democratic factions are trying to work toward a common goal — erasing Republicans' grip on congressional power — even as they share radically different understandings of how America got into this position in the first place.
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The advance of science, in terms of the basic understandings that we have today and what that allows us to do in materials science, medicine, energy, and continued IT advances, is even more profound than in the past.
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" He said that Mr Trump was "not steeped in the diplomatic history of US-China relations and probably has not been briefed by the Department of State on the US-China understandings on our unofficial ties to Taiwan.
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TOKYO, July 26 (Reuters) - SoftBank Group Corp announced on Friday a second Vision Fund aimed at investing in AI technology, saying it had secured memoranda of understandings (MOUs) for about $108 billion from companies including Apple and Microsoft.
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And responsive is actually possibly, for me, the most important part of it, because it's hard to argue that there is not a disconnect between the feelings of a population, and our understandings of those feelings as leaders.
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Now that he is returning to the negotiating table with Kim, Trump should seek to nail down the agreements and mutual understandings that the two leaders made at the first summit to prevent any future breakdown in diplomacy.
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In the last few weeks the Financial Oversight Board charged with the responsibility of overseeing the government's fiscal recovery has reached some tentative understandings regarding its annual budget, and which are now pending approval in the territorial Legislature.
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The piece clarified for me why I dislike using the term "woke": it condenses many possible understandings of injustice into a single position, as if there were only one way to be aware of racism and its effects.
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"I think in higher education, we have some understandings that might be useful," he tells CNBC Make It. Here are the five lessons Thomas thinks businesses could learn from colleges: "The first is engaging and motivating , " says Thomas.
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"I hope that we'll be able to reach certain understandings to lessen the possible friction between our forces and their forces, as we've successfully done so far," he said at the cabinet meeting, referring to the Russian military.
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In the catalog essay, "Trembling Thinking, or Ethnography of the Unknowable," written jointly, the exhibition's curators state: For Cabrera and Glissant, thinking beyond narrow understandings of identity was a practice of necessity — one from which we can learn.
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"I'm also interested in the ways in which imagery and understandings of the phallus are presented in non-misogynistic forms," Nithiyendran says, telling us that this is where his research into Hindu constructions of phallocentrism comes into play.
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Mr. Giuliani said he spent a couple of weeks reading reams of documents, then met with Mr. Mueller to stake out some understandings — including that the special counsel does not have the power to indict a sitting president.
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Consequently, unlike the Palestinian Authority and Hamas, the PIJ is considered a terror organization whose mission is to shed blood and create escalations on a regular basis, and to torpedo any understandings that Hamas and Israel might reach.
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These views do not define a "side," but rather a worldview in which the United States of America, with its Constitution and laws, and with its hard-won daily understandings of rights and responsibilities, would no longer exist.
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She writes that every person in the Rolling Stone story including the rape survivor, the journalist, and the UVA administrators got attached to separate understandings of what happened and began to interpret their own words as universal truth.
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The topic of children&aposs beliefs about Santa is particularly intriguing to me, as a scholar who examines children&aposs beliefs in what they&aposre told, their concepts of people and minds, and their understandings of the extraordinary.
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"There are regular understandings with donors about ensuring we acknowledge the gifts, but the aid will be distributed according to basic U.N. principles," Stéphane Dujarric, the United Nations spokesman, told reporters at the organization's headquarters in New York.
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I've long found Sarah Kane's Skin to be one of my favorite depictions of interracial intimacy because Black people's bodies are not used as playthings for white negotiations of their own racialized (mis)understandings or desires for power.
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She accepted it and met boyfriends I had and life continued, but we never talked about the actual moment that I had come out to her because we both had different perceptions and understandings of what I had said.
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We have to push back, not with violence but with a renewed commitment to reach out to one another, to be like Kieran and seek to build new relationships, new understandings, to live with love and hope and courage.
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"In the process they develop new understandings of gender that they then share with their husbands and other family members in order to affirm their child's sense of self and advance acceptance of gender diversity more broadly," Ryan explains.
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"If we move into that time frame, I think some understandings will be reached and I think that will be a critical step forward," he told CNBC at the Boao Forum for Asia in the Hainan province of China.
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"Whoever emerges as top contender for the premiership, he won't have enough seats to rule and will have to form understandings with others, with Shi'ite, Sunni and Kurdish groups to have a solid governing base," said analyst al-Hashimi.
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The more Iran strays from the understandings encapsulated in that agreement, the more difficult it becomes for Europe to continue to conduct "business as usual" with Tehran — and the more justified America's economic pressure on the Islamic Republic appears.
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Versace's Vines are a particular product of black culture — on the surface, they're funny to anyone lucky enough to bear witness, but there's a secondary layer that's meant for black people, predicated on our shared culture, experiences and understandings.
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The Senate has long standing norms and understandings for why some classified information must be withheld from the chamber as a whole, or even only to the "gang of eight" members on the committee and leaders of the Senate.
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Clarifying comments made by its representative in Kenya, Jan Mikkelsen, a day earlier, the IMF said the credit facility would remain in place until March 31 but that access was "subject to policy understandings to complete the outstanding reviews".
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" In other lines, I recognized how transgender identity can seem dangerous to the people we love because we threaten their understandings of gender and sex: "It slowly turned, you let me burn, and now we're ashes on the ground.
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In his seminal 1967 economic paper "Work-Discipline and Industrial Capitalism," E. P. Thompson notes that in early human cultures, delineations of time were broad understandings of when the sun came up and went down, when the seasons changed.
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In Christopher Swann's first novel, SHADOW OF THE LIONS (Algonquin, $26.95), we are whisked into another type of cult: Blackburne, an elite all-boys private school in the Virginia countryside, rife with its own odd rituals and unspoken understandings.
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He's not a politician, nor is he a political figure, and he is aware that the ideas he believes could push America forward in terms of our understandings of race — reparations, for instance — are too radical to take place.
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And while Trump has downplayed the missiles, dismissing them as short range and not a breach of understandings he has with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, US allies South Korea and Japan could have reason to be concerned.
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"Iran supports cooperation with non-OPEC states, but as long as some members of OPEC are hostile against other members, like Iran, OPEC's understandings with non-OPEC states are meaningless and there is no room for cooperation," Zanganeh said.
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Unless Facebook — or any social media — can find a means to make opposing points of view enjoyable to consume, or somehow incentivize seeing the other side, the internet will continue to divide and fracture into competing and alternative understandings of reality.
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"Most entrepreneurs think of themselves as men and women of their word," said Liew, who said that Lightspeed would be willing to have "reminder conversations" with CEOs who seem to be wavering on the understandings that they affirmed in the letter.
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Delek did not name the potential buyer, saying in a regulatory filing in Tel Aviv that it was to foreign investors and that the parties are working to formulate understandings regarding the transaction including providing a loan to the investors.
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By allowing students, as Bryant says, to engage with others in an environment where heterosexuality is not a prerequisite for human interaction, students may be afforded the space to develop broader understandings of human sexuality and interpersonal relationships that supersede heteronormativity.
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Though the compensation awarded for damages was significantly less than what was sought, Pina explains how the Fresno case could help to shift our understandings of image-based sexual abuse onto the very real, and often extensive, impact to the victim.
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The way in which data sent over by Switzerland was used in a French legal case involving UBS, Switzerland's biggest bank, had raised concerns for the Swiss that the two countries had different understandings of their double taxation agreement (DTA).
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It then became a private joke in a small community, then moved to the sphere of mass consumption via Twitter, then was remade into another private joke for a different Facebook community with a host of unspoken understandings of its own.
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That makes sense to me as an explanation for why partisan identities seem so much deeper, but it doesn't really explain why American politics would've reorganized around understandings of threat in an age when the world, overall, was getting safer.
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Analysts put Hamas's continued restraint down to its probable desire for a quick return to its understandings with Israel that have led to relative calm along the border in recent months, as well as injections of Qatari cash for the organization.
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They are participatory and transparent, and work in active partnership with and for diverse communities to collect, preserve, research, interpret, exhibit, and enhance understandings of the world, aiming to contribute to human dignity and social justice, global equality and planetary wellbeing.
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Two qualities of Judd's best criticism are superior understandings, as in the passage above about Bontecou, and his often risk-taking prose: Warhol: You have to conclude that things that shit shit, talk shit, and look like shit are shit.
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Especially Egypt, with the recent democratic election of President El-Sisi who stands as the only leader in the Muslim world, who courageously called for an Islamic Revolution that seeks to eliminate religious extremist man-made interpretations and understandings of Islam.
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This mountainous region was a crossroads of influences from east and west, but Armenian art scrambles simple understandings of "Europe" and "Asia," exhibiting a stylistic cosmopolitanism even as it used Christian identity to define itself within the world of Islam.
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Mr. Richards took a similar approach with the other new American play he is producing this season, "The Lifespan of a Fact," a timely look at variable understandings of truth, in this case by a magazine writer and a fact-checker.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh said on Thursday that two industrial zones, a new power line and a hospital would be built for Palestinians in the Gaza Strip as part of truce understandings between his Islamist group and Israel.
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In a briefing to foreign media, Haniyeh accused Israel of failing to comply fully with the understandings and of repeatedly reducing the size of Gaza's fishing zone, which he said was to be widened to 18 miles under the deal.
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It was ironic that Sontag, who argued strenuously against metaphoric understandings of bodily illness, would end up approaching bodily necessities and pleasures as metaphors for even deeper needs—for love and intimacy—and for the shame of being vulnerable, fallible, mortal.
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I am sure that state is teeming with qualified journalists who still have local contacts and understandings, who were laid off in the last 15 years, and who would gladly report for duty if someone paid them to do so.
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Calibrate the AirPods with your iPhoneIt&aposs possible that your AirPods and iPhone need calibrating — the two devices might have different understandings of what "full volume" means, for example, and so the AirPods stop using the full range of audio available.
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" The way to synthesize these two unreconcilables, Miller said, "is with a negotiated punishment, a set of understandings that these are the actions the United States will have to take, but we have every understanding that the relationship will continue.
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Teams and players are forbidden from making "unauthorized agreements" based on deals that are "expressed or implied, oral or written" or include "promises, undertakings, representations, commitments, inducements, assurances of intent, or understandings of any kind" with respect to a player contract.
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In my review of this year's São Paulo Biennial, I noted an overwhelming trend among the featured artists to look back on their ancestral roots, whether by gaining deeper understandings of their ecologies, remembering slavery, or honoring Brazilian indigenous life.
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But Gamble attempts to respond in a more nuanced way—to unpack the systems that put us in this place (there is, for example, a track of car engine sounds, gesturing at the effects of automation and the nationalist understandings of industry).
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There's also a facilitation plan that's being written for HR departments, too, because this would be great for hiring managers to play, so they can understand their own biases and their understandings or constructs of what they think black is or isn't.
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Newly released anti-cuffing season anthems like Ariana Grande's breakup bop "Thank U, Next" and Carly Rae Jepsen's ode to masturbation "Party for One" feel fated, with planetary movements (especially Venus retrograde) inspiring us to rethink our understandings of love, justice, and fulfillment.
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Now Wasserman is challenging two broadly accepted understandings of the 2020 presidential race: that Joe Biden's moderation muddies his chance to lead a left-leaning Democratic Party, while his broad acceptability and blue-collar appeal makes him the strongest Democrat against Trump.
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If women did not talk about our problems, we would not have domestic violence shelters, women's self-defense classes, the criminalization of marital rape, legal prohibition against sexual harassment in the workplace, nor popular understandings of date rape, victim-blaming, and slut-shaming.
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Only by addressing the social divisions in Turkish society, arriving at regional understandings with the United States, Iran and Russia over the PKK and YPG, and engaging in credible peace negotiations with moderate Kurdish nationalism will the heightening tempo of violence be averted.
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In the nearly twenty years since it was published, I Love Dick has become a cult hit, and is periodically rediscovered by young women in early adulthood, as they age out of credulousness and into critical understandings of women's position in the world.
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I could go on, but the basic point is that a set of generally shared understandings about the kinds of conduct that should be impeachable has tended to place outside limits on what Congress is willing to seriously consider when contemplating impeachment.
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"There are understandings that have been put together prior to the summit, some that took place when the president was in Singapore that I think put us on the right trajectory so that we can build out a framework for success," Pompeo said.
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Together, the four members of Throbbing Gristle —Genesis P-Orridge and Cosey Fanni Tutti (Megson and Newby's adopted names), and Christopherson and Carter—proceeded in attempting to explode traditional concepts and understandings of music, breaching not only song structures, but textures as well.
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The more stringent protocol that POC and Volvo have developed aims to increase both brands' understandings of the forces involved in such a crash, so products can be refined in the future to help riders emerge with fewer injuries should the worst happen.
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"I'm optimistic that we'll come away from that with better understandings, deeper progress and a plan forward not only for the summit between the two leaders, but for us to continue the efforts to build out a pathway for denuclearization," he added.
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Kehler says that the societal expectation for men to be sexual beasts "relies on our understandings of hypersexualised masculinity," which basically whittles away at the margins of manhood until the "ideal man" is so narrowly defined that few can meet its demands.
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On Saturday, Hezbollah's International Relations Officer Ammar Moussawi said that the Shi'ite group is ready to reach understandings with "our partners in the country", and that the group is open to real dialogue and cooperation with all, Lebanon's state news agency NNA reported.
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But the diversity that matters here isn't political diversity; it is diversity among people with different kinds of theories, different kinds of methods, different kind of understandings of how the social world works, and that is the kind diversity we should be fostering.
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"The agreement we're working on is not based on trust -- it will be based on clear requirements and commitments, subject to our monitoring and verification and will be in sync with the understandings we reach (with) the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan," they said.
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Those two understandings of the Baroque, one visual, one emotional, collide in Edward Kienholz's "Five Car Stud," a walk-in sculptural tableau of harrowing violence that was one of the most controversial artworks of the 1970s, but that has been little seen since.
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For all the success that the United States has had in working out understandings with the Russians to avoid inadvertent clashes near Raqqa, the hotlines between the American and Russian commanders have been of little use in the episode with the convoy.
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We need a public space where ordinary people can come together and build communal understandings, debate the ethics and values and norms of the society with one another, without it having to be mediated by an institution or by someone in power.
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"I'm optimistic that we'll come away from that with better understandings, deeper progress and a plan forward, not only for the summit between the two leaders but for us to continue the efforts to build out a pathway for denuclearization," he said.
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Despite the heaviness the Trump-Netanyahu announcement brought, it has offered an opportunity for all Americans to reevaluate our understandings of this conflict — and, hopefully, to echo the Palestinian call for political rights and a just peace in our demands to our government.
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This is the challenge going forward for flawed candidates like Ms. Harris or for that perfect black female candidate people seek — convincing the media and the electorate to reject the tendency to revert to traditional understandings of who can be a president.
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The results underscored the imperative of the United States reaching detailed understandings — first with South Korea, then with China — about exactly what the three countries would do, where their forces would go and who and how they would secure the North's nuclear arsenal.
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Her brief appearance reaffirms that, where so much of Mr. Barney's earlier work sought to disrupt binary understandings of identity, "Redoubt" is mostly focused on white bodies, and how white Americans live, colonize and kill in one of the continent's most exquisite ecosystems.
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But Lorena also digs deep into how American culture began to change in the '90s, both in terms of new feminist understandings of women's issues — about domestic violence and marital rape in this case — and in the tabloidization of the 24-hour news cycle.
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These works are more than stunning video montages or light shows—they are nodes in Anadol's ongoing exploration into creating immersive, interactive environments, the ways in which our understandings of space are evolving, and how media technologies can shift our conceptualizations of space and time.
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He said it was still unclear whether boosting economic ties could be done through a formal trade agreement "which if accomplished would be a really good outcome," or whether they would come from a set of common understandings to cut costs or reduce barriers.
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Indeed as I was researching and learning about black conservative ideology, I found myself (surprisingly) nodding in agreement with some of its concepts and understandings about the issues facing the black community, even though I disagreed with the ultimate route proposed for addressing these problems.
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The LeVines have deep understandings of cultural contexts, allowing them to offer how-to-style pieces of advice: Co-sleeping makes life easier for parents and does not inhibit child development; a "skin-to-skin style of infant care" can foster more compliant children.
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That feat, along with Martin Luther King Jr.'s soaring "I Have a Dream" speech, has given the 19633 march mythic status in elite and popular understandings of American history, and it is often portrayed as the turning point in the civil rights struggle.
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Britain, France, Germany and the European Union — which all played important roles in negotiating the deal — have been trying to persuade the U.S. to stay, discussing additional non-nuclear sanctions and supplemental understandings to correct what the Trump administration perceives as the deal's flaws.
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Mr. Haniya lamented that Israeli elections, in which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's understandings with Hamas have subjected him to enormous criticism on the left and right, had delayed the process, and speculated that a repeat election, now set for September, could only exacerbate matters.
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"There are cultural differences and understandings about how you behave in nature, so we needed to tell people what's normal here," said Rebecca Ingram, the general manager of New Zealand and government relations for Tourism New Zealand, explaining that national parks don't have garbage collectors.
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"A presidential power to create permanent national monuments flies in the face of the plain text of federal law, the conventional relationship between presidents and Congress and historical understandings of executive power," conservative attorneys Todd Gaziano and John Yoo wrote in Los Angeles Times.
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"If we can change people's understandings of who is getting abortions, why they're getting abortions, and what abortion care looks like, then maybe we can start to address some of the underlying myths that prop up some of these restrictive policies," Dr. Sisson says.
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" Though modern understandings of the family unit are changing, when the artist was growing up in the 1990s, he "could've easily fallen into the category of another black boy without a father, even though my dad was there, he just wasn't with my mom.
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He said consensus reached during talks and a raft of memorandum of understandings signed during Mahathir's visit, including on a bilateral currency swap, palm oil, rubber and durian imports, sent a message that the two countries would "remain friendly to each other in the long term".
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All of this is to say we should not expect young LGBT pop stars to have the same understandings of LGBT issues as people who have been out and active in the community for years or people who have PhDs in gender, sexuality, or media studies.
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" In 2004, Mark Tushnet, a Georgetown University law professor, wrote an article about "constitutional hardball," which he defines as legal and political moves that are "within the bounds of existing constitutional doctrine and practice but that are nonetheless in some tension with existing pre-constitutional understandings.
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Especially when lower courts are split on an important legal question, such as the availability of religious exceptions to Obamacare's "contraceptive mandate," an evenly divided court is unable to resolve the dispute, which could result in different understandings of federal law in different parts of the country.
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"If the defendant fully complies with the understandings specified in this Agreement, he will not be further prosecuted criminally by this Office for any crimes, except for criminal tax violations," relating to operation of Silk Road 2.0, the document, signed by an Assistant United States Attorney, reads.
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"The team reached understandings.... on the fifth review and their request to extend the EFF arrangement for an additional year with the remaining disbursements being evenly spread over this period to allow more time for the completion of the economic reform agenda," Goretti said in a statement.
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"I will say that there are understandings that have been put together prior to the summit, some that took place when the president was in Singapore that I think put us on the right trajectory so that we can build out a framework for success," Pompeo said.
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The best we can do is act out of our theological understandings of God's will, pray that we are on God's side — and not the other way around — and always recognize that Jesus revealed himself in company of the poor and powerless, not kings or other rulers.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told his colleagues from the E3 — France, Germany and the United Kingdom — on Friday that President Trump has rejected the understandings that were drafted with American negotiators over the last four months regarding a possible fix of the Iran nuclear deal.
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For those who came of age in the 60s and 70s, themes of Afrocentricity and Black pride, which were a new bedrock of cultural thought, stood in stark juxtaposition to past understandings of beauty, which were seen as passive acts of assimilation to white beauty norms.
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Yet evolving understandings of sexual assault and rape, including how the criminal justice system fail victims, have sparked critical discussions about the pressure to separate the art from the artist who maintains his innocence in the eyes of the court and whose art may have been overhyped.
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Here, too, Judge Kavanaugh has already shown flashes of greatness, admirably confessing that some of the views he held 20 years ago as a young lawyer — including his crabbed understandings of the presidency when he was working for the Whitewater independent counsel, Kenneth Starr — were erroneous.
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But behind the scenes, officials said, Mr. Trump and Mr. Xi had reached some preliminary understandings, during their meeting at the president's Mar-a-Lago resort a week ago, about what the Chinese might do to change the behavior of the North's leader, Kim Jong-un.
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Dan Nagin, an expert in vets' issues at Harvard, points out that one of the VA's current struggles is that it's evaluating benefits claims based on a (legally enshrined) WWI-era conception of disability that has trouble processing modern understandings of mental health issues or other complex medical problems.
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Within both are perceived understandings of perspective: there is a photograph of a perfectly stacked pile of papers, an image that may look familiar to so many office jobs, placed along a collage of images displaying eerily geometric glaciers and place-marker signs from the cubicle-free Arctic.
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A senior Western diplomatic source said Moscow, which has reached understandings with Israel and Jordan that made it possible to move on with the offensive, was keen to stabilize the border area to prove that its Syria intervention sought a political settlement to the seven-year-old conflict.
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As schools continue to look for new ways to cut costs while at the same time reboot their curriculum to better tap new innovations and improved understandings of how children learn, e-learning startups are attracting attention, both from educators and the VCs that fund them to fuel growth.
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Rather than protecting a battle between truth and falsity, in the Miltonian sense that justices have tended to adopt, perhaps we contend that the marketplace protects each person's ability to encounter information and engage with others so that truth, in the form of understandings and agreements, can emerge.
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I think that people are really trying to have these partners because of these shared understandings regarding Valentine's Day being a day that people express their love for a romantic partner, and people in the New Year trying to find somebody with whom they can form a serious relationship.
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If, as Heilburn asserts, a woman writes her own life by living it, then Crosby's accident took away much of her capacity for authorship; it made her at once less capable of dictating the plot of her life and more vulnerable to other people's wrong understandings of it.
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To me, for example, it is obvious that my passage through different social, political, cultural and economic backgrounds — as an artist in China, as a political prisoner and now as an expatriate — has obliged me several times to alter and adjust my understandings of what a human being is.
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Contrary to traditional understandings that equate increasing economic prosperity with increases in a nation's overall happiness, however, a recent paper on the paradox of Chinese progress draws an unusual conclusion: In recent decades in China, life satisfaction declined dramatically at precisely the time of its unprecedented economic growth.
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The myth that polyamory is "just an excuse to cheat" makes it difficult for some people to understand how infidelity worksPolyamory can be difficult for some people to understand because it breaks away from traditional, monogamous understandings of what it means to be a good partner, including being faithful.
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One result of a world in which everyone has more or less equal access to publishing tools has been what's sometimes called an epistemic crisis: a scenario in which large groups of people muddle along with very different understandings of reality, undermining the ability of elected officials to govern.
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Amazon synopsis:"As captivating and tender as it is surprising, Susan Choi's Trust Exercise will incite heated conversations about fiction and truth, and about friendships and loyalties, and will leave readers with wiser understandings of the true capacities of adolescents and of the powers and responsibilities of adults."
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But on a more philosophical level, he is also urging us to unlearn to see like humans — to broaden the meaning of an image to include characteristics seemingly incompatible with our accepted understandings — as well as to stop assuming that the way we view images is what defines them.
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Despite all the charts and statistics, RimWorld exists in a broader conversation with our expectations and understandings of sci-fi stories, explores the directions such stories can take when combined with procedural elements, and allows the player to explore a totally unknown universe that is, in some small ways, surprisingly familiar.
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By "seeing," he was referring, of course, not merely to ocular perception but, more profoundly, to new, unexpected understandings of the world that are served up by the senses, the mind, memory, and the spirit when artists with unique visions guide us into unexpected or inventive ways of looking and comprehending.
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While it goes without a doubt that Raffles' significance as a colonial agent should be a defining factor in his characterization in historical discourse, and thus how contemporary understandings of his actions should be renegotiated, it is surprising that his scholarship is what receives the harshest scrutiny in this exhibition.
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Artists like Thornton Dial (Read: A Requiem for Thornton Dial, American Artist), Leonardo Drew (Read: Colossal Wood Sculptures Track Death and Regeneration), and Nari Ward (Read: Timeless Symbols Pack Nari Ward's Sculptures with Meaning) represent a generation of artists whose use of abstraction complicated understandings of what black artists could be.
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That's why many institutions have started to reach out to mental health resources in their surrounding communities, Roy says, developing agreements and understandings about the process of funneling students towards them, how to prioritize students in their own care loads, and what costs a student might incur by seeking them out.
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This book, as such, is an act of speculation regarding how a reignited discourse of aesthetics and the extended space of its influence can prompt new understandings of not only objects, spaces, environments, and ecologies, but also with each other and the political structures in which we are all enmeshed.
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In fact, we hope you had as good a week as Schrödinger's cat, which scientists announced they can now theoretically save with newfound understandings of quantum mechanics, but not as good a week as this deep-sea dragonish, whose nightmare-inducing smile suggests it just did something very evil indeed.
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Not wanting to bore us, knowing full well that some of the group are planning a big one at Guy Gerber's party later in the evening, he's running through his understandings of a lifetime's work spent researching just exactly how people interact with and without each other at breakneck speed.
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To the extent that any evidence of a conspiracy were to exist and the conspiracy could be proven, it is likely that most of the evidence would be circumstantial -- that is, it may only consist of verbal understandings and tacit agreements through financial and other intermediaries and close business associates.
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These two competing understandings have collided in the last few weeks, after it was revealed that Facebook's list of "trending topics" is curated by a group of toiling journalists, not just an impersonal algorithm, and after a former curator alleged that decisions about which stories "trend" are biased against conservative perspectives.
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In a speech on Wednesday night, Ziad al-Nakhala, the secretary-general of Islamic Jihad, said that Israel was seeking a cease-fire and he laid out his group's conditions for one, including an end to Israel's targeted killings and a commitment to previous understandings on easing the blockade on Gaza.
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Neither of these required much confirmation from me before the good sleep as Klimt paid for everything; and my own curiosity into Pluto's system and the iterations and evolutions in our understandings from Tombaugh on made this journey a valid use of the remainder of my familiar life on Earth.
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Fishkin and Pozen cite the work of Mark Tushnet, a professor at Harvard Law School, to define constitutional hardball as "political claims and practices" that are without much question within the bounds of existing constitutional doctrine and practice but that are nonetheless in some tension with existing pre-constitutional understandings.
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"It is the author's belief that most of the educational requirements set forward by the Department of Education during the Obama Administration, and enacted on college and university campuses throughout the United States, were based on incorrect assumptions for both domestic and international students' foundational understandings of sexual education," he writes.
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Perhaps that depends on whatever understandings President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE reached with Turkey's President Erdogan earlier this month.
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They protect our natural wonders, wildlife and fauna, major battles of independence and civil strife, understandings of what helped form many of our greatest leaders, and insights into some of our saddest legacies and greatest triumphs, to name just a few of the multitude of marvels the NPS sites represent.
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When some universities inevitably take advantage of the guidance to raise standards of evidence in sexual assault cases, many students will wonder what the point is of leveling an allegation a judiciary panel will see as nothing more than their word against their assailants', or two different understandings of a situation.
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This symposium advocates for more complex readings of the region to be central to public memory and arrive at new understandings of how our collective memories ultimately reflect and inform how we experience this place and to take stock of ways in which our sense of ourselves is changing in the New South.
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Granting the legitimacy of that target, however, we found that you fell short when describing how the limitations of the early neoclassical growth models were recognised, leading to newer models, and in discussing the range of empirical understandings that growth accounting and other quantitative methods used by the profession have brought to light.
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Following Douglas Crimp's essay The End of Painting and Ad Reinhardt's Black Paintings series (1953-67), supposedly the last paintings that anyone can paint, Graw makes frenemies with this demise by placing it within the post-medium condition of Rosalind Krauss and the expanded, "transitive" understandings of painting proposed by David Joselit.
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Judges, some of them progressive and most committed to what seems to them to be a fundamentally sound regulatory regime, would strike back, using expanded understandings of the public nuisance and other common law torts that would be genuinely dangerous to the stable rule of law in which free enterprise thrives best.
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"Whether it's the battlefield in Syria, the situation in Ukraine, the Russians' active measures, I am sure there are many topics that President Trump and President Putin will discuss and each of them is important to trying to put the relationship back in place with a common set of understandings," he said.
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"Whether it's the battlefield in Syria, the situation in Ukraine, the Russians' active measures, I am sure there are many topics that President Trump and President Putin will discuss and each of them is important to trying to put the relationship back in place with a common set of understandings," Pompeo said.
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Because the documents lay out the specific understandings between the United States and the Taliban — including what bases would remain open under Afghan control — the details are critical to judging whether the United States is making good on its promise to leave only if conditions allow, or whether it is just getting out.
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In the late 1980s, Crenshaw made a major intervention in American understandings of discrimination; in her intersectional analysis, she exposed the lack of justice available to African-American women who experienced discrimination on the basis of race and gender, while the law recognized discrimination based on only one or the other category.
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On top of all this, new understandings of the mind and brain are helping to break down the old boundaries between the psychological and the physical, as we learn not just how deeply the body matters to the mind, but also how the brain helps predict and construct the world of human experience.
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Russia&aposs ambassador to the U.S., Anatoly Antonov, expressed hope Thursday that "the verbal agreements between Putin and Trump will be fulfilled" — though the substance of any such understandings remain murky, not least because the main business was conducted in the two hours of discussions between the two leaders with only translators joining them.
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As generally understood—general understandings, including clichés and stereotypes, being grist for the show's mill—the holiday commemorates a neighborly feast that was shared by Pilgrims and Indians in 1621: a true event that was little known for two centuries, until mention of it turned up in a footnote to a document from the time.
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"These are the final minutes or hours for Hamas and Israel to reach agreement on understandings to calm the situation," said Talal Okal, a Palestinian writer and political analyst, referring to the intensive efforts of Egypt and Mr. Mladenov in recent weeks to broker a firmer, long-term cease-fire agreement between the sides.
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"Russian and Israeli interests in Syria may not be the same but that doesn&apost necessarily mean that Russia cannot play a constructive role in Syria in Israel&aposs view or that certain understandings can&apost be reached between Russia and Israel with regard to Syria," said Chagai Tzuriel, the director general of Israel&aposs Intelligence Ministry.
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The interplay of instruments and voice (all members of the Metropolis Ensemble) in four movements of the seminal cantata "Le marteau sans maître" evoked the conversations, understandings and genial disagreements of a better society: In the eighth section, the flute line (Emi Ferguson, who stood out in an excellent group) winds through an exotic yet friendly thicket of percussion.
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One of the best things about modern understandings of sexual identity is the way that it allows for ambiguity and fluidity: It encourages us to think, for instance, Hey, maybe she's dated men in the past, but now she's dating a woman, and also, Does that mean...I could date a woman if I wanted to?
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Also, being a parent myself for almost 15 years, raising a boy and a girl, with all the complexities, challenges, and understandings of human nature that comes with mothering, it all becomes a part of my identity, of who I am, a part that I can bring into the photo shoot and hopefully into the images themselves.
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Some of the movement's biggest impacts have come from the public outpouring of personal experiences of sexual assault, new understandings of the language commonly used to talk about the effects of sexism, renewed solidarity in shared experiences, and accounting for situations like Kidman's that reflect how power differentials can affect women in both overt and less direct senses.
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It is precisely the fear of escalation that could provide a basis, first, to get everyone to take a step back and, second, to build on that to produce a phased approach to both the nuclear issue and the need for limits or meaningful red-line understandings on what the Iranians will and won't do in the region.
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This comes as Trump has largely downplayed the missiles as not a breach of understandings he has with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "Your administration has downplayed the significance of these tests and suggested that there is no rush to reach an agreement that verifiably freezes and reverses North Korea's nuclear and missile development," the letter says.
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Abortion was already an ultra-sensitive political issue in 1994 and it has lost none of its salience; since then the advance of gay rights and new understandings of sexuality and gender have created even greater incentives for conservative Catholics and evangelicals to work together on what, in their common terminology, they describe as family values and pro-life causes.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "The Rise of God's Spokeswomen" (column, April 1): I appreciate Nicholas Kristof's excellent column about the changes in women's roles in our religions and his awareness that the issue is not merely equality of women, but also radical transformations of our religious practices and theological understandings, as the pioneering feminist theologian Mary Daly argued in 1973.
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The other point I'd make that doesn't get enough attention is that these efforts to tie the Fed's hands seems to be completely at odds with the structure of the Federal Reserve in having a committee of presidents from around the U.S. together with governors, having a group of people with different perspectives and backgrounds and different understandings of how monetary policy works.
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Related: Our Text to Text Lesson Plan: Colin Kaepernick's National Anthem Protest and Frederick Douglass's 'What to the Slave is the 4th of July?' poses the questions, "How does the history of racial injustice in the United States affect Americans' varied understandings of national symbols and what they mean?" and "Can protests involving national symbols be construed as acts of patriotism?"
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The Trump administration, in questioning the value of a two-state outcome, has changed the US frame of reference; deescalated the settlements by making it a private rather than public conversation; and seems to believe it can quietly reach a set of understandings on the issue with the Israelis, which it can then sell to the Palestinians and Arab states in exchange for concessions.
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Ben CardinBenjamin (Ben) Louis CardinAmerica is in desperate need of infrastructure investment: Senate highway bill a step in the right direction Financial aid fraud is wrong — but overcorrection could hurt more students Democrats denounce Trump's attack on Cummings: 'These are not the words of a patriot' MORE (D-Md.) on what agreements or "understandings" came out of the meeting between Putin and Trump in Helsinki.
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So, this is something that we're very proud of, and very committed to, and it's almost part of the genetic makeup, of the country and its people, and-, so that, I don't think, will ever change, just because this has-, this has been the anchor, I think, and it's provided an anchor for the region, to try to reach to understandings around many issues.
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Opinion Columnist If I had one wish it would be that the leaders and trade negotiators of the U.S. and China would go on a weekend retreat together — I'd suggest Singapore — with a facilitator — I'd suggest Singapore's prime minister, Lee Hsien Loong — with no press or tweeting allowed and try to work out the basic trade and geopolitical understandings to govern their future ties.
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Now, with the change of American administrations, some Israeli analysts have recommended that Mr. Netanyahu take the opportunity to try to reinstate understandings that Israel had with President George W. Bush, who wrote in a 2004 letter that "already existing major Israeli population centers" should be taken into consideration in redrawing the borders between Israel and the West Bank — a reference to settlement blocs.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe rushed to Trump Tower in New York to be the first foreign leader to embrace Trump, then tried to reach understandings on trade and North Korea; Trump slapped tariffs on Japanese steel and aluminum and has shrugged off North Korean missile tests while sidling up to North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. Johnson and Trump have their policy differences, too.
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It will further economically the lives of million who is are struggling and it will enable our country to more effectively teach new immigrants about our system of government and to assimilate them to the cultural understandings that support the substantial progress in reducing illegal immigration and the border seen in recent months is almost entirely due to the leadership of President Trump and his inspired immigration officers.
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But instead, as Francis has pushed into more divisive territory, what I had thought of as the Catholic center-left has not only welcomed that push but written and spoken in ways that suggest they want to push further still—toward understandings of the sacraments, ecclesiology, and moral theology that seem less center-left than simply "left," the purest vintage of the year of our Lord 1968 or 1975.
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As part of the understandings that were reached the U.S. and Israel decided to form several working groups according to the joint goals: Covert and diplomatic action to block Iran's path to nuclear weapons – according to the U.S. official this working group will deal with diplomatic steps that can be taken as part of the Iran nuclear deal to further monitor and verify that Iran is not violating the deal.
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"Being able to proactively address these racial tensions that have long been simmering in urban communities and being able to be a translator or an interpreter for mostly first-generation Korean Americans who don't speak English as well with other communities and making sure there are understandings and also more dialogue, that's something that I'm really proud of because I don't see that work being done enough," she said.
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" Finally, in a generous gesture to her political opponent, Han Kuo-yu, she asked him to "take special note" of the principles that should guide any Taiwanese leader in preserving Taiwan's freedom and democracy: that China damages the status quo by "exploiting" [prior understandings] to "hollow out" Taiwan's security, that sovereignty cannot be "traded away for short-term economic gain," and that "China is presently penetrating and infiltrating Taiwan's entire society.
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This ignores the care and labor that goes into caring for patients in a long-term vegetative state, says Jenny Kitzinger, co-director of the Coma and Disorders of Consciousness Research Center in the UK. In an effort to deepen pop understandings of comas and the care they entail, Tonic reached out to several doctors, nurses, and researchers who have extensive experience with patients in this state of consciousness.
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