Used wisely, he's an elegant vehicle for the visions of others.
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The canvas of a cookie is small, so every inch must be used wisely.
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Used wisely, even the show's more villainous quotes can make adequately cheeky Instagram captions.
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When used wisely, a smartphone can enhance a trip instead of take away from it.
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A small infrastructure budget is not necessarily a bad thing, if the money is used wisely.
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Used wisely, HSAs are a new tool in retirement planning — and advisors can help with that.
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The ability to connect in that way offers a lot of promise if it's used wisely.
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That isn't to suggest that every dollar of non-defense or even defense spending is used wisely.
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Financial resources are scarce, and we need to know that our taxpayer dollars are being used wisely.
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Used wisely, HSAs are a new tool in retirement planning — and financial advisors can help with that.
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Francis last year called the internet, social media and text messages "a gift of God" if used wisely.
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My parents are very smart with their money, and the winnings would be managed very well and used wisely.
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"We want to make sure this money is used wisely," Karin Bright, the pantry's board president, told the Times.
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It paid for emergencies that would have left me homeless without it… Used wisely, debt is a valuable tool.
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So, when CBT is used wisely and by a skilled therapist, it is a very powerful tool for changing behavior.
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But that amount can be significant for small arts groups, so it is important that the funds are used wisely.
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They can shield users from the financial effects of fraud, and, when used wisely, can help consumers build good credit.
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This time, measured most likely in months, must be used wisely to prevent this threat from becoming realized in fact.
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However, personal loans should be used wisely, as they have high interest rates and could be risky when there's collateral involved.
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"If used wisely, social media can help you stand out and show skills or interests that don't fit on a resume," says Armer.
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Different characters have different traits, and those traits must be used wisely in order to fulfill your team's potential at any given moment.
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Underneath its soil lies enough copper, cobalt, zinc, tin, diamonds and gold to transform its fortunes, if only the wealth could be used wisely.
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There is much gratuitous use of video in German theater productions at the moment, but when used wisely, it can greatly enrich the dramatic experience.
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While CMS is right to make sure public funds are used wisely, the current audit process targets prescribers' medical records instead of tracking down systemic efforts to defraud the government.
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As elected representatives of the people, we have an obligation to ensure that hard-earned tax dollars are used wisely and that every government program has the right incentives in place.
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I had told New Mexicans that I would take a cost-benefit approach to governing, that I would work to be sure their tax dollars and state resources were used wisely.
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The Hamilton annotation project clearly demonstrates the kind of potential Genius has as a forum for crowdsourced knowledge: Used wisely, it could essentially function as a kind of Wikipedia composed of marginalia.
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It is their money (not the Palestinian Authority's) that will be used to achieve success, and those who will provide funds certainly have the right to be sure their funds are used wisely.
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It underscores how donations to colleges, charities and cultural institutions are attracting vast sums from wealthy investors who expect the money to be used wisely—and sometimes expect top billing for the privilege.
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"Used wisely, federal charges with stiff penalties enable U.S. attorneys to secure the cooperation of gang members, remove repeat offenders from the community and deter other criminals from taking their places," he wrote.
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If used wisely, the time spent preparing food at home can provide an exclusive opportunity to interact with children and, when things don't go exactly as planned, a real-time lesson in problem-solving.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis, who has acknowledged being "a disaster" when it comes to technology, said on Friday that the Internet, social networks and text messages were "a gift of God" if used wisely.
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But for now, if I pass away for nearly any reason, my wife would get a $1 million payment that should cover the mortgage, groceries, and a lot more for at least a decade or two if used wisely.
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"While I agree that America is not the policeman of the world, I firmly believe the American military is the most capable to protect to protect America, and should be used wisely to do so," Mr. Graham said in a statement.
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"People in every corner of the country have been hurt by this crisis, and it is critical that settlement funds be distributed fairly across states, cities, and counties and used wisely to combat the crisis," the attorneys general said in a joint statement.
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It also highlighted the superiority of the more heavily armoured Greek hoplites, and showed their potential when used wisely.
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If they touch Toki Tori, he instantly dies, forcing the player to restart the level. Some tools are weapons that can defeat these monsters; however, they must be used wisely to allow completion of the level. Besides the threat of monsters, a timer is constantly ticking down. If the timer reaches zero, the player must restart the level.
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Any card can fill empty Tableau spaces after the Reserve is empty. There is only one redeal allowed in this game, so only two passes through the deck are allowed. Strategy: Rather than using the cards from the deck, a player should try to use all of the reserve cards first. Only two passes are allowed, so the deck should be used wisely.
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However, there are a limited amount of hint coins, and the game recommends they be used wisely. The player starts with ten hint coins, but more can be obtained by thorough investigation of the village. In order to solve a puzzle, the player must input an answer on the bottom screen. Sometimes, this will involve tapping a button labelled "Input Answer" and writing a word or number that solves the given puzzle.
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Lawyer and writer Wendy Kaminer agreed with the courts that Congress had overstepped its bounds by invoking the Commerce Clause: "The price of upholding VAWA's civil rights remedy is an unconstitutional grant of unlimited power to Congress, power that will not always be used wisely or with regard to individual rights. We need to combat sexual violence without making a federal case of it."Kaminer, Wendy. "Sexual Congress", American Prospect (2000-02-14).
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Carson argued that nature deserved human protection and referred to pesticides as the atomic bomb for insects. She stated that these pesticides would cycle through the environment hurting humans and nature and thought they should be used wisely. Carson's work played a big role in environment activism that was later to come. Along with critiques of the misuse of technology from figures such as William Ophuls, Barry Commoner, and Garrett Hardin, the ineffectiveness and criticism of the 1960s Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act, gave a burgeoning momentum to the environmental movement.
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In the years immediately preceding the Second World War, the U.S. had no standing clandestine HUMINT or covert action organizations. There were certainly examples of both, such as Marine Major Earl Ellis' series of visits, in the 1920s, to Japanese islands in the Pacific. Ellis, who died under mysterious circumstances while on duty, created the basic plan for U.S. "island hopping" operations in the Pacific Theater of the Second World War. Used wisely, a covert action, also called "special activities" in the military budget, can deliver a stronger message than diplomacy, and cause full-scale war to be avoided.
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The charges were later dismissed by the Taupo District Court, Judge McGuire saying: "the result however, is that I am left uneasy over whether police prosecutorial power was used wisely and fairly in this instance...". However a high court judge subsequently ruled that the judge erred and police could detain a driver while carrying out checks, although he did not require that the charges be relaid. On 16 June 2011 Alan Duff declared himself bankrupt, owing creditors $3.6 million NZD. As of March 2013 he was living in France but still visiting New Zealand several times a year.
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He is joined by girlfriend Silvia, who has also acquired VFX powers. However, Silvia has "Replay", which allows her to record and repeat an event three times in succession, instead of Joe's Mach Speed. The Replay power must be used wisely, as although it allow the player to do three times the amount of damage on an enemy, being hit while using it will incur three times the amount of damage to the player. During the game, the player utilize a gameplay mechanic called "Viewtiful Switch" in order to swap between Joe and Silvia at any time.
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She stated that these pesticides would cycle through the environment hurting humans and nature and thought they should be used wisely. Carson played a big role in environment activism that was later to come. Along with critiques of the misuse of technology from figures such as William Ophuls, Barry Commoner and Garrett Hardin, the ineffectiveness and criticism of the 1960s-era Clean Air and Clean Water acts gave a burgeoning momentum to the environmental movement. In addition to growing public support, structural changes such as Congressional reform and new access to the courts gave environmentalists new power to enact change.
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Society always has a financial stake in how communal services are used and has a legitimate claim in insisting that these resources be used wisely and for the benefit of all. "No one can demand non- beneficial treatments simply by claiming that they are paying out-of-pocket." It has been argued that the case had a negative impact on distributive justice, as Great Ormond Street Hospital incurred legal costs of £205,000, including VAT (money diverted from medical care to lawyers), and that distributive justice could be harmed further if proposed reforms known as 'Charlie's Law' (which would replace the best interests test with a significant harm test) are enacted.
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Several studies have found that educational television has many advantages. The Media Awareness NetworkMedia Awareness Network explains in its article "The Good Things about Television" that television can be a very powerful and effective learning tool for children if used wisely. The article states that television can help young people discover where they fit into society, develop closer relationships with peers and family, and teach them to understand complex social aspects of communication. Dimitri Christakis cites studies in which those who watched Sesame Street and other educational programs as preschoolers had higher grades, were reading more books, placed more value on achievement and were more creative.
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Sieveking travels to Colorado, USA to speak with a publisher and TM apostate who donated large sums of money that the donor felt were not used wisely. According to Sieveking's narration, if he doesn't allow Lynch to see the final cut of his film, he will be sued by Lynch's lawyer. Sieveking travels to the pandit campus at the Bramasthan of India and after dressing up like a pandit he is given a tour of the facility and finds there are eight pandits performing vedic chanting. Sieveking attends a Hindu nighttime religious festival on the Ganges river where candles are placed on leaves and floated down the river.
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ISES aims to help its global members provide the technical answers needed to accelerate the transformation to 100% renewable energy. This is reflected in the society's official vision statement: > The International Solar Energy Society (ISES) envisions a world with 100% > renewable energy for everyone used wisely and efficiently. ISES aims to bring recent developments in solar energy, both in research and applications, to the attention of decision makers and the general public, in order to increase the understanding and use of this non-polluting resource in everyday life. Through its events and publications, ISES promotes research, development, and use of technologies which are directly or indirectly fuelled by the sun.
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As for the more limited form of tzedakah expressed in the biblical laws, namely the leaving of gleanings from certain crops, the Shulchan Aruch argues that during The Exile Jewish farmers are not obliged to obey it.Shulchan Aruch, Yoreh De'ah 332:1 Nevertheless, in modern Israel, rabbis of Orthodox Judaism insist that Jews allow gleanings to be consumed by the poor and by strangers, and all crops (not just gleanings) by anyone and everyone (free, not bought nor sold) during sabbatical years. In addition, one must be very careful about how one gives out tzedakah money. It is not sufficient to give to just any person or organization; rather, one must check their credentials and finances to be sure that your tzedakah money will be used wisely, efficiently, and effectively.
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In addition to disaster response activities, OFDA also supports a range of disaster risk reduction (DRR) projects designed to minimize the impact of natural hazards and conflict in emergency-prone countries and enhance the resilience of affected communities. OFDA's DRR activities work to strengthen communities' resilience to and recovery from shocks and promote the sharing of technology and expertise between the United States and the affected country by building partnerships with national emergency response agencies. OFDA frequently implements DRR activities in conjunction with technical organizations, such as the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), U.S. Forest Service (USFS), Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), and other offices within USAID. OFDA staff carefully monitor grantee programs to ensure that resources are used wisely and to determine whether projects need to be adapted to changing conditions.
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The 4032 was a major success in schools, where its tough all-metal construction and all-in-one design made it better able to stand up to the rigors of classroom use. Just as important in this role was the PET's otherwise underutilized IEEE-488 port. Used wisely, the port could be used as a simple local area network and allowed printers and disk drives (which were then very expensive) to be shared among all of the machines in the classroom.Unlike later Commodore machines, PETs had no kernel ROM functions for the IEEE-488 port and users had to write their own for using peripherals such as modems. First year 4000-series PETs retained the same video hardware as the PET 2001/3000, but in 1981 this was replaced by the 12-inch screen and 6845-based CRTC hardware.
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They argued that the low levels of detection do not justify the high levels of interference, especially at a time of austerity where policing resources should be used wisely and not on low level possession offences, which can have a serious detrimental impact on the futures of those convicted . Ultimately the report proposes the decriminalisation of drug possession offences as and effective policy solution to the wasted resources and racial profiling problems found. The report found that Black people were more likely to be stopped and searched for drugs than white people, despite being less likely to use them. In 2009/10 the search rate for drugs for was 7 per 1000 white people, 14 per 1000 Mixed Race people, 18 per 1000 Asian people and 45 per 1000 Black people, meaning that Black people were 6.3 times more likely to be stopped and searched for drugs than white people.
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Under the dictatorships of William Tubman up to Samuel Doe, the Catholic Church continued its work in education and with the poor, as well as using its voice to denounce abuses and corruption under the different dictatorial regimes. The Catholic Church was seen as more trustworthy than other churches because its peculiar mode of financing and hierarchy did not leave it at the government's mercy. Its financing came "predominantly from giant German agencies which would simply cease contributing if previous grants were not scrupulously accounted for." Because of the fact that it did not include high-ranking government officials, and because of the Catholic episcopal authority (prelates were not elected for just a few years), the Church benefited from a great freedom of expression, which it used wisely to denounce the government when necessary, using "machinery for public comment on national issues" with the Lenten or Advent Pastoral Letters.
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This virtual manipulative includes a hint function that will show the correct location of all the blocks. Although relatively new, virtual manipulatives can support learning mathematics for all students which includes those with learning disabilities and ELL learners. Virtual manipulatives can be included into the general academic curriculum and not just used as an extra student activity. If they are used wisely, virtual manipulatives can provide students with opportunities for guided discovery which can help them to build a better understanding of mathematical concepts and ultimately exhibit measurable learning skills. To analyze the study and implementation of virtual manipulatives, a framework proposed the use of the well-known Concrete, Pictorial (also known as Representational) and Abstract cognitive learning levels (CPAor CRA) with the addition of the “Virtual” cognitive level (V), which is abbreviated as CPVA (Ortiz, 2017; Ortiz, Eisenreich, & Tapp, 2019). The “Virtual” cognitive level involves the use virtual manipulatives in the form of apps and applets (such as the ones presented in the “Notable collection of virtual manipulatives” below).
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