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Armed officers volunteer for the role and are highly trained.
Volunteer for a project that will teach you something new.
It's one thing to enthusiastically volunteer for a new project.
But Houthi fighters often have their sons volunteer for service.
Hodgkinson was revealed to be a former volunteer for Sen.
The mechanic said Hodgkinson, who was a volunteer for Sen.
Rankin now plans to volunteer for Booker's campaign in Iowa.
A whopping 77 percent of college students who support Donald Trump said they weren't willing to volunteer for him, while 70 percent of collegiate Hillary supporters said they weren't willing to volunteer for her.
Women who experience false pregnancies don't volunteer for studies, he says.
In the 1960s, Sothern was a volunteer for circadian rhythm experiments.
She is a volunteer for Hillary Clinton's campaign for the presidency.
Vote for him, work for his campaign, volunteer for his campaign?
Both male and female inmates can volunteer for the new program.
"I don't think something people volunteer for is torture," Cotton said.
I've been a volunteer for five years and I'm a paramedic.
She is also a volunteer for the New York Junior League.
I have not, because I volunteer for a political action committee.
I was a volunteer for Charlie Bass' winning 1994 congressional campaign.
Find your closest opportunity to volunteer for our state candidates at www.flippable.org.
Do you share an alma mater or volunteer for the same cause?
That'd be great, except who would volunteer for such an invasive procedure?
He is also a volunteer for the Sierra Club's Military Outdoors program.
SOMETIMES the old army dictum "Don't volunteer for anything" must be broken.
Men, women and youths can volunteer for the program, under certain restrictions.
They volunteer for the positions, and more often than not, they lose.
Professional planners, makeup artists and hair stylists also volunteer for the weddings.
Those who volunteer for the Peace Corps or AmeriCorps are also eligible.
He's been a volunteer for New Hampshire Audubon for some 25 years.
But Houthi fighters often bring in their sons to volunteer for service.
He previously served as a volunteer for the Peace Corps in Honduras.
Staples was a "dedicated volunteer" for nine years, the sheriff's department said.
I am encouraging Cassandra to volunteer for causes she is passionate about.
CHRIS WIEGARD Chester, Va. The writer is a volunteer for Citizens' Climate Lobby.
Pushing for employees to volunteer for gun safety organizations using paid time off.
Participants who had previously felt powerless signed up to volunteer for Planned Parenthood.
Katie, who has scoliosis, works as a volunteer for the Back Up charity.
Would she volunteer for the vegetable share, the bake sale, the harvest festival?
A leader; one who was the first to volunteer for any tough assignment.
Volunteer for projects that put you in contact with a range of employees.
The military had only wanted women, girls really, to volunteer for the mission.
Volunteer for community organizations that address to the issues you most care about.
Did you run or walk in, or volunteer for, a local Turkey Trot?
They're from Lancaster, South Carolina, and they volunteer for Gabbard in the state.
What is the minimum payment you would require to volunteer for this program?
On Monday, I flew down to Miami to volunteer for the Clinton campaign.
Paulsen's alignment with Trump that she decided to volunteer for Phillips, his Democratic opponent.
Through the research center, Maggie has been able to volunteer for different research studies.
According to Melhem's uncle, the suspect's father works as a volunteer for Israeli police.
In some cases, this worldview led foreigners to volunteer for the fight in Ukraine.
Many countries offer libido-lowering drugs to convicted sex-offenders who volunteer for them.
"Every hand you shake is a potential volunteer for a 2020 run," Jotkoff said.
They have to volunteer for 0003 hours a month as part of the program.
"He was the first of us to volunteer for such a mission," Munaf said.
Mr. Crohn's mother is a volunteer for the Boston chapter of Dress for Success.
STEVE COHEN, NEW YORK The writer is a volunteer for the Central Park Conservancy.
But Jay Pounders, a singer-songwriter in Nashville, said he had planned to volunteer for Bredesen last Sunday, but contacted the campaign to cancel after Bredesen's decision on Kavanaugh and now plans to volunteer for Karl Dean, the Democratic nominee for governor.
I somehow refrained from asking if he planned to volunteer for that particularly joyful experiment.
The company has announced a programme encouraging civic-minded employees to volunteer for 40 hours.
Many MMA students choose to volunteer for military service, though it is not a requirement.
Volunteer for the Summer Party and work with the TechCrunch team for a few hours.
So many of the people who volunteer for Tony are out of work and depressed.
"We were very disappointed," Angela Taylor, a former volunteer for the Ossoff campaign, told me.
Fortunately, Richardson found a medical study to volunteer for that gave him insulin for free.
Volunteer for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, Crisis Text Line or your local crisis center.
He began his career in politics as a volunteer for Senator Paul Douglas and Gov.
The shooter was identified as 66-year-old James Hodgkinson, a former volunteer for Sen.
SINGAPORE — Never thought we'd say this, but we would totally volunteer for some jail time.
It's difficult to get people who report symptoms to volunteer for the studies, he said.
Later that afternoon, she led a hike as a volunteer for a local trekking group.
Yet Ms. Mankel, a full-time volunteer for the youth-led Sunrise Movement, was disappointed.
They volunteer for positions of leadership, even if they've never thought of themselves as leaders.
This month, the company asked journalists at newspapers across the country to volunteer for buyouts.
Pace is a volunteer for a project called the Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search (GIMPS).
They're also required to take monthly financial literacy classes and volunteer for the neighborhood watch.
"People pay a lot of taxes in this district," said Casey Caballero, a volunteer for Casten.
From 2007-9 he worked as a sustainable agriculture volunteer for the Peace Corps in Senegal.
Women who volunteer for military service are going commendably above and beyond the call of duty.
An organization we both volunteer for asked for help setting up an arts and crafts table.
I'm planning to volunteer for the overnight shift tonight, but haven't decided on Napa or Petaluma.
John Posthill, a volunteer for the McCrory campaign, filed four petitions in Durham alleging various irregularities.
Khateeb is a volunteer for the Syrian Civil Defense forces, also known as the White Helmets.
Duke had previously told listeners on his radio show to vote for and volunteer for Trump.
Van Horn is a volunteer for the Delta Foundation of Pittsburgh and President of the Board.
Fletcher, a longtime volunteer for Planned Parenthood, touted her long history of living in the area.
It also calls upon Americans to volunteer for community service to honor the victims of terrorism.
"I thought we were only calling supporters," said one volunteer for the Walters campaign, sounding confused.
"I know I'm 1,000 percent not guilty or else why would I volunteer for it?" she said.
They also both volunteer for the refugee resettlement program in Hyattsville, Md., of Lutheran Social Services. Mrs.
Others are unknowns: a Libyan interrogator, a Yemeni tribesman, a Kuwaiti volunteer for (then defector from) ISIS.
Depressed patients who volunteer for prospective drug studies may not be comparable to those who do not.
Kids from the mid-Atlantic and Northeast, on the other hand, volunteer for service much less frequently.
Every year I go to Washington D.C. to lobby (as a volunteer) for the Pacific Crest Trail.
It may have been Mr. Manafort's money troubles that drove him to volunteer for the Trump campaign.
Miron met Kathy in 2011, when he was working as a volunteer for the Woodstock Farm Sanctuary.
"This made me want to go volunteer for Elizabeth Warren!" one woman remarked excitedly after the show.
He was an intern at the Department of Defense and a volunteer for the Democratic National Committee.
"It's swaying me toward Donovan," she admitted, adding that she would volunteer for whoever wins the primary.
His aides are also urging his online fans to volunteer for him instead of tweeting about Clinton.
About 75,000 people signed up to volunteer for the party through a new Stop the Madness website.
He is a former volunteer for Representative Eric Swalwell's now-defunct campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Jack Merritt, 25, was a course coordinator, and Saskia Jones, 23, was a volunteer for the program.
Others signed sheets to volunteer for local candidates for the State Senate, State Assembly and county sheriff.
Health care and the treatment of the elderly brought Gatus to volunteer for Democrat Katie Porter's congressional campaign.
Davis was a volunteer for me for a brief period of time prior to my founding MILO Inc.
Not only did she volunteer for the Obama campaign relentlessly, she graduated from Stanford University in three years.
"I know that Bernie endorses [Scholten]," Wiesenmayer, who already voted and is a volunteer for NextGen America, said.
I didn't volunteer for a sex toy demo or even participate in one of the nightly costume contests.
That model works just fine when you're trying to get people to donate or volunteer for a cause.
I actually don't mind grocery shopping and volunteer for it as one of my "chores" that we split.
So she's going to go and volunteer for Cruz, even though, again, that is not her first choice.
Desiree May decided to volunteer for the Bernie Sanders campaign after seeing him speak at a Wisconsin event.
Maria Mora, a volunteer for the Mexican Red Cross, said it doesn't matter where the help is needed.
Supporters danced on the sidewalks, people signed up to volunteer for the campaign, and others registered to vote.
Ten times more citizens volunteer for the Peace Corps in Vermont than in Mississippi, the lowest-ranked state.
The groom's mother was an office and fund-raising volunteer for the Collin County Republican Party in Plano.
The Verge reported that the 1,700 engineers Trump mentioned were Google workers who would volunteer for the project.
The new DOJ move calls for judges to volunteer for one-to-two-month stints at the centers.
Women volunteer for the infantry for the same reason men do: to protect their country and their comrades.
Ms. Liu, a Chinese citizen, was asked to be a volunteer for the program, according to the lawsuit.
It so struck her, she said, that she was moved to volunteer for an anti-abortion pregnancy center.
Beto running made people feel like it was worth their time to come out and volunteer for candidates.
As a volunteer for the Texas Rescue Patrol, a nonprofit paramedic outfit, he wanted to help but couldn't.
Last month, the company asked journalists at its nine news organizations across the country to volunteer for buyouts.
If survival instincts were all-powerful, no one of sound mind would volunteer for military service in wartime.
Maryland native Dylan Newberry, 27, moved to Iowa in early January to volunteer for U.S. Senator Cory Booker.
At 23-years-old, Mangal works as a volunteer for the Saint Lucia National Trust for Climate Change.
You can play any sport, join any after-school club, volunteer for any cause and get the grades.
This isn't the first time right-wing protesters have targeted churches whose members volunteer for immigrant advocacy groups.
The writer is a volunteer for the Hospice of the Central Coast, Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula.
"Instead, you have to generate new ideas, volunteer for hard assignments, beat every quota," added Welch, a CNBC contributor.
" She "was always the first to volunteer for anything," according to Clarke: "class mom, PTA, anything for her friends.
A volunteer for Crazy's Claws N' Paws has started a GoFundMe page to help Hedges with her legal fees.
Meanwhile, educators are strapped for time and resources to create more individualized lesson plans and volunteer for extracurricular activities.
She also began to volunteer for City Access New York to bring awareness to the blind in the community.
The royal was shown around by Cub Scout leader Hazel Colley, who has been a volunteer for four years.
Renee Jye, 55, switched from supporting Biden to Warren on the spot and said she'd volunteer for the senator.
In 27, Barclays saw its employees raise more than £7003 million and volunteer for a total of 2700,25 hours.
The company was stacked with high-performers, but none of them were willing to volunteer for a simple exercise.
WASHINGTON — A volunteer for Ben Carson's presidential campaign died from injuries he sustained in a car crash in Iowa.
California's Department of Corrections operates 43 conservation camps, which house around 3,800 inmates who volunteer for fire-fighting duty.
But upon hearing about No More Deaths from a friend, I went to volunteer for a month in 2015.
He is the physician member of the California Air Resources Board and a volunteer for the American Lung Association.
Some hotels are also introducing programs where guests can volunteer for a half- or full day with local causes.
Sign up to volunteer for Donald Trump's campaign, and you might be giving up more than you bargained for.
Some have organized rallies abroad, and reports suggest that thousands returned to their homeland to volunteer for canvassing efforts.
Some have organized rallies abroad, and reports suggest that thousands returned to the homeland to volunteer for canvassing efforts.
I ski black diamonds, do triathlons, speak five languages, volunteer for hospice and on weekends make five-course meals.
"For many, the snow is all fun and games," said Alex Harper, a volunteer for the homeless charity Shelter.
Last year, Walmart allowed its store workers to use their phones to swap shifts or volunteer for extra shifts.
At 23 years old, Bebiana Mangal works as a volunteer for the Saint Lucia National Trust for Climate Change.
In the winter of 238, students at Iowa State University received emails asking them to volunteer for an experiment.
Claudia Denington, a volunteer for MIND, the group that sponsored the event, said they were relaxed and at ease throughout.
One fan told her that playing a paladin in Quest for Glory inspired him to volunteer for Doctors Without Borders.
I made it my mission in 2019 to volunteer for the hard stuff and figure it out as I go.
David Martak, lead volunteer for a Baltimore-area food pantry, said the tone is one reason he's supporting Van Hollen.
Inmates with minimum-custody status, meaning those with the lowest security risk, can volunteer for the program, according to Sessa.
Sharon Dull, an employee and volunteer for animal organizations, echoed the sentiment during a Senate committee hearing earlier this year.
He reaffirmed his promise to "take on the fossil fuel industry" and encouraged NUMTOT members to volunteer for his campaign.
Rather, we plan on taking on part-time work that we love and volunteer for causes we be live in.
Now, when he talks to young people, in his role as a volunteer for the project, he can offer advice.
As a Marine, Goldbeck participated in a government study that allowed women to volunteer for combat courses in the military.
Already an active volunteer for numerous charities long before the legal trouble, Huffman looked to add a new meaningful venture.
Plus, meet Alice, a 78-year-old volunteer for Amy Klobuchar who had the night of her life on Tuesday.
If his guy isn't the Republican nominee he doubts he'll volunteer for another candidate, citing character concerns with other contenders.
They can be matched to volunteer for these organizations and start to understand the issues that are really local to them.
The reason to visit Wisconsin, therefore, would be to excite the base and motivate those supporters to volunteer for the campaign.
Stern works as a volunteer for the North Shore Animal League of America and fosters cats and kittens with special needs.
IGTV spent a year and a half trying to get video makers to volunteer for free, and the result wasn't entertaining.
"He would have been an incredibly difficult adoption for us," says Robin Kahrs, a volunteer for the Agoura Animal Care Center.
It is not yet known whether India and China with their fast-growing aviation sectors would volunteer for the first phase.
Moscow might ask some to volunteer for campaigns of candidates it opposes, so they can report on or expose inside developments.
Watch for independent candidates to declare for office in your area and then volunteer for their campaigns and donate to them.
Lucille Krutsick, 80, a Newark resident, has been a troop volunteer for more than four decades and considers the Baldes family.
A volunteer for a Chicago City Council candidate was shot in the leg while canvassing and recording himself on Facebook Live.
The gunman, who died in a shootout with police, had previously served as a volunteer for the presidential campaign of Sen.
She spent three days a week as a volunteer for a city organization that provided social services to residents, he said.
Volunteer to do non-promotable tasks, which women are more likely to volunteer for, like taking notes during a meeting.29.
It requires that recipients have a job, enroll in school or volunteer for at least 80 hours in any given month.
After they plugged a volunteer for information, he thanked them for their time, but told them they'd probably be turned away.
Foxx suggested that people eager to participate instead volunteer for 20 hours or commit to doing something kind for 20 days.
She is also a graduate teaching assistant in English at Hunter College and a volunteer for the New York Junior League.
Carter has continued to teach Sunday school and volunteer for Habitat for Humanity as much as possible amid his medical problems.
Leila Gowland, a native New Orleanian and volunteer for the Campbell campaign, encourages everyone who is interested in volunteering to phone bank.
Volunteer for a group you care about The scope of the Women's March made it attractive to some and dubious to others.
"I had volunteered for the campaign because I think it's important to volunteer for people you don't necessarily agree with," she said.
On the other hand, no one else wanted to volunteer for a particular episode that had a lot of space battle stuff!
In one channel, called #i-want-to-do-a-thing, people volunteer for any task, big or small, that gets dropped in.
The initial use case for the software was as a fundraiser tool for a volunteer, for a "bundler," as they call them.
"The problem is what she said about police officers," complained Kohane, who identified himself as a volunteer for Ted Cruz's presidential campaign.
Donate to and volunteer for organizations like GLAAD, the Trans Lifeline, the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN), and The Trevor Project.
I call my parents later and thank them for their gift card and donation to the cat rescue organization I volunteer for.
Whether it be to purchase goods or to volunteer for a cause, that action is most likely catapulted by words you've read.
At Dachau, an acquaintance told his father to volunteer for the bakery: he'd always be warm and fed, and he would live.
Katherine Null, a volunteer for the Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program in Jackson County, tells PEOPLE that the brood is doing well.
Officers will volunteer for the position but will be compensated, Valeski said, adding that the total cost is expected to be $430,000.
Fewer still (14%) said they would be participating in political events and 10% said they would volunteer for a campaign or issue.
But eventually I got bored with myself, and I had always been interested in politics, so I decided to volunteer for somebody.
When people volunteer for a genetic study on, say, blood pressure, they often fill out questionnaires about various aspects of their lives.
In the UK, more than half a million people responded to the government's call to volunteer for the National Health Service (NHS).
Don't volunteer for unrewarding projects at work; don't 'mother' the men in your life; don't pick up the slack when they fail.
"In case a study comes up and I find myself dying at that time, I volunteer for the brain study," one read.
"They support him because they know him," lamented Andre Maloy, 55, a lifelong East Elmhurst resident and campaign volunteer for Mr. Moya.
Agnes Stanley, 89, a longtime volunteer for a conservation group in Houston, died in her one-story brick home there on Sunday.
His first meaningful choice as an adult was to volunteer for the Bavarian Army at the outbreak of the First World War.
The Times would turn to layoffs if not enough people volunteer for buyouts, Mr. Baquet and Mr. Kahn said in the memo.
"They leave messages saying they're exhausted, that they're scared," Cui Erjing, a Seattle-based volunteer for one of the hotlines, told Reuters.
Ms Clark is a volunteer for MOVE Texas, a group that registers and campaigns for young people and minorities in state politics.
They might also want to volunteer for a smoking cessation program to help address the state's alarmingly high rate of premature deaths.
The 22-year-old just graduated from Hofstra University and wanted to volunteer for part of her gap year before graduate school.
Drivers would volunteer for the checks instead of the car services, the checks are not mandatory and the city pays for them.
This is what happened to Adonis Khan from Huddersfield when he quit his job in November to volunteer for charity Refugee Aid 786.
She also met employees who volunteer for the organization's community program, Flying Start, which aims to help children secure better chances in life.
If you volunteer for the Boys and Girls Club, LinkedIn will make it easy for members of the organization to connect with you.
"I like the progress that President Obama has made," said Trent Seubert, a University of Iowa student and volunteer for the Clinton campaign.
On Wednesday mornings, small groups of women go to the house of a volunteer for a private shower, nail-painting and grooming session.
Further, if you sign the agreement you are required to make sure any employees you have don't volunteer for the Hillary Clinton campaign.
Those who volunteer for work detail can earn three days for every one, and those on good behavior can earn up to four.
And despite this discrimination, Japanese-American sons continued to volunteer for the U.S. army, even while their families stayed in repurposed horse stables.
Ms. Christopher is now a full-time volunteer for gun-control organizations, telling her story as many as a dozen times each week.
Volunteer for a variety of causes, in a variety of ways, but focus on the ones that are meaningful to you, he suggests.
Reporters mined the Facebook page of Hodgkinson, the alleged shooter, who appeared to gravitate to liberal politics and was a volunteer for Sen.
SXSW organizers said on Sunday in an email to Reuters that they have since removed the volunteer for the duration of the event.
Many retirees choose to volunteer, for example, which can benefit you immensely, especially if you're passionate about the cause, the Washington Post reports.
Then the shot could be given to local frontline medical, burial and hospital workers who volunteer for it as early as next week.
Brazil was the only country in the region to volunteer for the task, which can cost a country as much as $100 million.
The student's parent later repeatedly harassed this volunteer for not closing the dorm room door to ensure their daughter's privacy while receiving CPR.
Have them raise their hands to volunteer for the training, and when something like this starts, the first responders are already on campus.
This past weekend, Mr. de Blasio spent four days in Iowa, where he knocked on doors as a volunteer for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
And if it turns out that Hollywood was right all along, and we've finally found the hidden alien base, I volunteer for the mission.
"Many Phase 1 trial volunteers are poor and unemployed, and they volunteer for trials like this because they are desperate for money," he said.
Workers are paid for the extra hours, and Tesla says they volunteer for overtime shifts, but some workers say the weekend shifts are mandatory.
A non-speaking canine, Laika didn't have the agency to volunteer for this mission to space, yet she was celebrated for her self-sacrifice.
Now, as a volunteer for RISE, a national civil rights nonprofit, I've helped craft a Survivor's Bill of Rights that became law in California.
To send a message, text 28255, and while the first two responses are automated, you'll then be connected to a volunteer for a chat.
"One client and his wife loved golf, so they would volunteer for the PGA tour," said Marguerita Cheng, a financial planner in Potomac, Maryland.
The saga of the puppy rescue began on Monday when a volunteer for Winnipeg's Norway House Animal Rescue called in to report their existence.
And in this case, where the shooter appears to have been a volunteer for Bernie Sanders, Democrats too have some soul-searching to do.
Volunteer for our work-exchange program and we'll give you a free Innovator pass good for both days of the show (11-12 December).
I volunteer for several local organizations and also like to attend concerts (classical, opera, Appalachian roots music) and live sports (baseball, basketball and soccer).
Democratic students are also more likely to say they'd volunteer for and donate to the campaigns of Warren and Sanders than that of Biden.
That includes making extra shifts voluntary for workers, and promising there will be no retaliation for employees who do not volunteer for those shifts.
Every year, about fifty people volunteer for exile in the center of Earth's largest desert, and each of them has done their own calculus.
Goldman said she'd gotten a phone call from an Oakland County commissioner on Friday looking for information on how to volunteer for Biden's campaign.
The groom is also an events volunteer for Wheeling Forward, an New York organization that provides access, education and financial support for disabled people.
Many of the soldiers were from the Deep South and couldn't understand why a guy from a Caribbean paradise would volunteer for the Army.
"I hate to see someone contaminate our positive message," said Mr. Lundeen's wife, Marcee Lundeen, who is also a volunteer for Mr. O'Rourke's campaign.
Kumar was accompanied by his daughter, who took off three months from her job as an actress in India to volunteer for Trump's campaign.
Her message of "Do you feel the Bern?" also included a phone number to text to receive updates and volunteer for the Sanders campaign.
"The Senate Republicans are not going to do anything," said Amanda Linton, 41, who had traveled from Northern Virginia to volunteer for Mr. Biden.
As part of that push, many Schiller Park employees worked 12-hour shifts, six days a week, and could volunteer for a seventh day.
Ideally the mediators would represent Europe, Asia and Africa…and no doubt there are heads of state who would volunteer for such an effort.
People will have the chance to learn about them and volunteer for them if they choose, and that's a form of action, she said.
The position had been unfilled for more than 85033 weeks, the newspaper noted, and Jagsch was the only candidate to volunteer for the job.
A policeman I know is presently organizing other law enforcement parents at his Chicago area Catholic grade school to volunteer for guard duty shifts.
Vanessa McGrady, a writer in Los Angeles who runs a feminist clothing brand, planned to volunteer for Senator Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign next year.
"Frustrated" and "angry" about Trump's election, she joined a local branch of Indivisible, the anti-Trump Democratic organizing group, and began to volunteer for Phillips.
Rose was also a youth volunteer for Duquesne Mayor Nickole Nesby, who described him as well-mannered and very smart teenager who liked playing basketball.
But "when Michael does something, he does it with a splash," said Anne, a volunteer for Grimm's campaign, who declined to give her last name.
Kevin Ahearn, 48, said on Tuesday that he and his husband planned to go to Democratic Headquarters in Phoenix to volunteer for the first time.
Students who opt not to attend classes will be excused, while those who come to campus have been encouraged to volunteer for community service projects.
A volunteer for Ben Carson's campaign died in a car accident near Atlantic, Iowa, on Tuesday, leading Mr. Carson to suspend campaigning for the day.
Sá, a volunteer for Ruas, a charity that works with homeless people and residents, said only an estimated 15 percent of rough sleepers are beggars.
Paris Hilton headlining in Ibiza ... but she will also volunteer for a rager during a yoga sesh at Equinox, when it benefits a kid's charity.
Another volunteer for the group told the AP that it was "suspicious" for Warren to be charged so soon after the group released the videos.
Recently, I visited the camp as a volunteer for the Melissa Network, a Greek nonprofit organization that provides classes and activities for young migrant women.
Warren is a volunteer for the humanitarian group that places water in the desert on the southern border and operates a camp for injured migrants.
Steve King of Iowa, who has proposed that DACA recipients "go home" and that they could volunteer for the Peace Corps in their home countries.
We got Arnold at SXSW in Austin (yup, we're everywhere) and our guy wanted to know if Arnold would ever volunteer for Elon's Mars trip.
Americans who volunteer for the Peace Corps typically serve abroad for two years on behalf of the US, often in areas that lack basic necessities.
The perk: In keeping with its "enrich not exploit" company ethos, The Body Shop pays workers who volunteer for up to five days a year.
He began his political career as a volunteer for Obama in 2007, before joining the Navy Reserve and serving the nation with distinction in Afghanistan.
She's thankful she has the chance to spend quality time with her family, and volunteer for the Alzheimer's Association to bring awareness to her community.
As a volunteer for a presidential campaign in 28503, I saw firsthand how the systems that were purchased just three years earlier were already obsolete.
Solomon, the oldest member of the team, had loved his country enough to volunteer for the war effort against Ethiopia, but now he was disillusioned.
According to the resolution, any teacher or staff member with a permit to carry a concealed weapon can volunteer for extra duty as a security officer.
It is not uncommon for party staff to volunteer for the transition, and many do similar leaves to work on events like the Republican National Convention.
" Judith DeFour-Howard, a volunteer for the New York Community for Change told Hyperallergic: "I'm not from the island but I'm here to support Puerto Rico.
Out-of-pocket expenses, like driving, could also qualify if you volunteer for a charitable organization, like Meals on Wheels, or travel to a soup kitchen.
Two sources familiar with the Justice Department's plan said the department would ask more judges to volunteer for one or two month deployments at detention centers.
Judges who volunteer for the first 50 deployments would be sent to detention centers in Adelanto, California; San Diego, Chicago and elsewhere, according to the letter.
He was signed up as a volunteer for the Trump campaign and in March 2016 Trump announced he was to be on his foreign policy team.
Millennials as event goers were almost twice as likely to volunteer for campaigns than were Gen Xers, and more than twice as likely versus baby boomers.
Steve Scalise (R-La.) and others at a congressional baseball practice, which appears to have been carried out by a former volunteer for his presidential campaign.
After he graduated from college in May 2016, Weyeneth worked as a paid member of the Trump campaign, then as a volunteer for the Trump transition.
" He encouraged his audience to vote and volunteer for the front-runner, saying they would meet people with "the same kind of mindset that you have.
When he was 22, working as a cook and going through a divorce, he decided to volunteer for the Army rather than wait to be drafted.
The detention standards state: "Detainees shall be able to volunteer for work assignments but otherwise shall not be required to work, except to do personal housekeeping."
Don't get me wrong; it's great that people queue up to volunteer for Martian missions, or that we dream of a terraformed Red Planet turned Blue.
This is something she's seen firsthand: "I've had more out, open trans people volunteer for my campaign than Delegate Marshall knows he's ever met," Roem said.
He had tried to volunteer for different European organizations and embassies, but was turned down, and arrived on the island with little more than swim fins.
After Cohn, how many grown-ups are going to volunteer for duty that guarantees routine humiliation by their boss and the permanent disdain of their peers?
Phyllis Briskin has been a tournament volunteer for all 217 years in Miami, first as an usher and now as a co-chairwoman for patron hospitality.
Mr. Beavers was the first to volunteer for parachute training and was assigned to an all-black barracks at Fort Benning in Georgia, a segregated state.
On Thursday, Mr. de Blasio's PAC sent an email declaring his support for Mr. Myrie and Ms. Ramos, and asked people to volunteer for their campaigns.
Bernie Sanders on Wednesday condemned as a "despicable act" the shooting at a GOP congressional baseball practice perpetrated by a former volunteer for his presidential campaign.
At one point, he was assigned to Glenview, a white middle-class suburb, and he recruited kids to volunteer for social-service projects in the city.
I volunteer for an organization that encourages staff to put their preferred pronouns in the signature line of their emails: she/her or they/their, etc.
You should volunteer for a cause you love because the world will be a better place if you help someone — anyone, or any creature — who needs help.
"We're fortunate that, in our community, we have zero experiences of radicalization or any kind of extremism," explains Jamal Akbhat, head volunteer for the Ahmadiyya Youth Association.
That's when her 17-year-old son, Trayvon Martin, who was unarmed, was fatally shot in Sanford, Florida, by a neighborhood-watch volunteer for his gated community.
It's important to note here that people who use drugs at festivals are more likely to volunteer for a survey about drug use than those who don't.
Sarah Bowling is volunteer for Kentuckians for the Commonwealth in Lexington, Ky. The views expressed by authors are their own and not the views of The Hill.
Before founding Gondwana EcoTours in 2013, Jared Sternberg was a perennial volunteer for projects that included building a school in Africa and teaching English in the Amazon.
"But why do people feel the need to do this hyper-vetting of Hillary Clinton?" said Mr. Methe, who has offered to volunteer for the Clinton campaign.
At the time of my offense, I was a volunteer for the humanitarian aid organization No More Deaths, searching for three migrants who were lost without water.
Sunday Routine As a volunteer for Citymeals on Wheels, a nonprofit food provider, Kathy James spends two Sunday mornings a month delivering meals to the homebound elderly.
Emirates, one of the world's largest airlines, is based out of Dubai and has asked staff to volunteer for unpaid leave as it struggles with extensive cancellations.
In late 93, a young woman named Hoda Muthana slipped away from her Alabama home to travel to Syria as one more volunteer for the Islamic State.
Mr. Lee worked as a manager at a community college in Taipei and was a volunteer for Covenants Watch, an alliance of human rights organizations in Taiwan.
Around the same time, Ms. Sharmila also worked as a volunteer for Babloo Loitongbam, a human rights lawyer who was working to document cases of extrajudicial killings.
Mr. Khan fatally stabbed Mr. Merritt, a Learning Together supervisor who had worked with Mr. Crilly, and Ms. Jones, a volunteer for the program, and wounded others.
"It was a razor-thin loss, and we were totally abandoned by the national Democratic Party," said Joan Gedraitis, 46, a volunteer for Thompson's campaign in Kansas.
She was also a prominent volunteer for Greek Life Gives, donating leftover food from campus to local shelters, SHU seniors Brandon Gilliam and David Dechent-Robertin told CTPost.com.
Plus, people who give small amounts of money to a campaign are likelier to volunteer for those candidates, tell their friends about them, and vote for them. Sen.
"Everything you can imagine that causes stress, they are living through it now," said Cecilia Espinosa, a volunteer for the Mexican Institute for Emergency Psychology, a nonprofit group.
Plus, our 20-minute average commute gets you home in time to coach soccer, take an outdoor yoga class by the river or volunteer for your favorite charity.
Melhem's father -- a volunteer for Israeli police -- recognized his son in surveillance video of the attack broadcast by Israeli media and immediately contacted authorities, Melhem's uncle told CNN.
The choir is part of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and some 215 of the 360 singers are expected to volunteer for the gig.
There is no criteria to volunteer for the project, and no application process for becoming a "citizen scientist," HiRISE Deputy Principal Investigator Candice Hansen told Motherboard via email.
Instead of paying fuel taxes, drivers are able to volunteer for a program that lets them pay based on miles driven rather than how many gallons they consume.
It uses video to connect a blind person with a sighted volunteer for help with a particular action, like checking the expiration date on a carton of milk.
Even parents who don't lead a troop tend to volunteer for various projects, whether it's teaching certain skills or asking their workplaces to open for Girl Scout events.
Jay Butera, a volunteer for the advocacy group Citizens Climate Lobby, approached Deutch in 2013 about getting Republicans in the same room as Democrats to discuss climate solutions.
Other Florida universities have joined the Sentinel Program and North Carolina is considering an approach that would increase pay for teachers who volunteer for similar training and certification.
It's also an avowedly and unapologetically political game—an interactive political cartoon that links you to resources to help support or volunteer for Bernie Sanders when it's finished.
And in Bladen County, one volunteer for a local candidate, Kenneth Simmons, said Mr. Dowless boasted that he was hoarding hundreds of completed ballots to bolster his clients.
If that's not your speed, get involved with your community; volunteer for a cause you care about, whether it be prison abolition, or suicide prevention, or LGBTQIA youth.
Also arrested around the same time were two Greek citizens who work for the group, Nassos Karakitsos and Mirella Alexou, and a German volunteer for it, Sean Binder.
Eileen Tepper, 56, and Sofia Zaldivar, 93, both regularly travel to New Hampshire to volunteer for the Gabbard campaign and are among her crew of steadfast online fans.
"We're not looking to push out anybody," said Mordecha Feuerstein, a volunteer for a Hasidic organization that helps people find new homes in affordable places like Jersey City.
Bernard Barrett, a retired academic and volunteer for victims lobby group Broken Rites, was accused making false allegations against Pell when an accuser contacted him via his mother.
"Are your wages going up?" a volunteer for Senator Elizabeth Warren's campaign asked the audience as she introduced the candidate in Clarinda, a small town in southwestern Iowa.
His father works for the campaign and he himself has been a volunteer for Cruz for over a year, although he'll be too young to vote in November.
Rackete, a volunteer for German charity Sea-Watch, has become a symbol of divisions in Italy over the government's policy of closing ports to non-government (NGO) rescue ships.
Not long after she was finished with production, she returned to Cambodia as a volunteer for the U.N. refugee agency, UNHCR, for which she is now a special envoy.
If all required technologies materialize in this century, I would certainly volunteer for a copy of my mind to be sent to the stars on the first Starshot mission.
Donate to and volunteer for organizations like Emerge America, EMILY's List, and Run for Something — because it's women who should be at the table making decisions about women's health.
In a week or two, after the fifth-wheel trailer is sold, the family will pack their suitcases and fly to an undisclosed nation to volunteer for one year.
Devens is one of two federal prisons that house sex offenders who volunteer for what the Federal Bureau of Prisons describes as "high-intensity programming" to prevent re-offending.
Pinnell, a 32-year-old Chicagoan and former volunteer for Barack Obama's 2008 campaign, has been knocking on doors in Iowa in support of Clinton, Obama's Democratic former rival.
Despite the physical and psychological challenges, Kelly said he'd volunteer for a mission to the Red Planet — with one caveat: he has to have a return ticket to Earth.
So show initiative, but if you conclude that it's unlikely you're going to get what you want because you happened to volunteer for a dysfunctional organization, cut your losses.
A full third of Americans who have protested since the beginning of 2016 say they plan to attend future political events or volunteer for a congressional campaign this year.
Anthony Buono, a 20-year-old junior at Boston University originally from Long Island, is a member of the Young Democratic Socialists of America and a volunteer for Sanders.
His mother is a director of and a volunteer for Project GRAD, an organization in Los Angeles that helps prepare at-risk high school students to go to college.
We've all experienced it, and sometimes we even volunteer for it: We watch horror films, dress up for Halloween, go to theme parks, and submit ourselves to terrifying rides.
For their very first video; an English dub of Hyrule Warriors, Trevino and the team put out an ad asking for dedicated community members to volunteer for the project.
While I'll happily volunteer for a bite massage (stay tuned!), until recently I'd always shied away from hair-dyeing, dramatic haircuts, and obscure lipstick shades for one silly reason.
At the end of the movie, when the senator won't authorize the reckless mission to steal the plans, Andor organizes his fellow soldiers to volunteer for the suicide mission.
He became an icon in my school; he would bring cakes for parties, volunteer for field trips and bring presents for my teachers on the last day of school.
Charles is keenly aware of this connection, having been a powerful and fearless activist and volunteer for Gay Men's Health Crisis since almost the very beginning of the epidemic.
She entered politics in 2008 as a volunteer for Barack Obama, then spent years crisscrossing the state to register native voters in some of the country's most remote corners.
In addition to working as a volunteer for Amish PAC, King is also the CEO of a business that builds Amish horse barns across the Northeast and in Florida.
They signed up to volunteer for the society's Advocacy, Counseling and Entitlement Services Project, which helps low-income New Yorkers get access to benefits to which they are entitled.
Prosecutors last summer also sought out David M. House, a former researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who worked as a volunteer for WikiLeaks from 2009 to 2013.
Dan, a volunteer for the Dutch Boat Refugee Foundation, which supports refugees arriving on the Greek islands, hands out socks, soap and deodorant to the destitute in the square.
The incident took place in the parking lot of a polling station in Steele Creek, just outside of Charlotte, where Partee had been working as a volunteer for state Sen.
Not long after she was finished with production, she returned to the country as a volunteer for the U.N. refugee agency, UNHCR, for which she is now a special envoy.
In response to the convictions, Catherine Gaffney, a longtime volunteer for No More Deaths, issued a statement, arguing that the ruling signaled that there is little "humanity" left in America.
These super-users volunteer for YouTube through a company initiative that used to be called "YouTube Heroes" but is now known as two separate programs, Trusted Flaggers and YouTube Contributors.
Other out-of-pocket expenses, like driving, could also qualify if you volunteer for a charitable organization, like Meals on Wheels, or run a car pool for a youth group.
The newspaper, which has about 650 staff, is looking for about 40 people to volunteer for the buyout, Crawley said in an email sent to employees and seen by Reuters.
In Guardians, a band of men and women from different corners of the Soviet Union volunteer for (or are forced into) a DNA-augmenting program that gives them special powers.
As a volunteer for a Predator Patrol safety rally to raise awareness for abused children, Schorpen was front and center as she whacked a piñata and interacted with the children.
We all had our own ideas about who would slot into the role best, but few would have anticipated Hollywood A-lister Robert Downey Jr. to volunteer for the job.
"The stuff you volunteer for, you care about, you do for free, and then one day you realize you can get paid to do something you care about," he said.
According to CNN, this stipulation was added after some argued that if 18-year-olds can be drafted or volunteer for war, they should be able to buy tobacco products.
"This is such a Republican area but everybody secretly voted Democratic," said Barbara Zimmt, 62, a fund-raiser and volunteer for the library in the suburb of Upper St. Clair.
She and her family went to England to volunteer for the war effort, and in 1940 she joined the Women's Auxiliary Air Force and trained to become a radio operator.
They should keep organizing, connect with like-minded people, volunteer for organizations that advocate for survivors, consider running for office, and work on the campaigns of those they believe in.
The bride's mother was a stay-at-home parent and is a now a community-service volunteer for the Greater Washington chapter of Sanskriti, another organization that promotes Bengali culture.
"His achievement on the ground can only be denied by the ignorant and hateful," Samer Haridy, a volunteer for one of the largest pro-Sisi groups, told a crowd recently.
The billboards – which will run throughout the winter – are also used to encourage the public to donate useful items such as blankets and food or to volunteer for homeless charities.
There are a few 'best practices' to keep in mind which make you the ideal volunteer for catching the next flight, according to God Save the Points blogger Gilbert Ott.
A lot of my friends are talking about getting involved in midterm elections, and it's great to find and volunteer for a candidate, especially a female candidate, who supports your beliefs.
Correction: Employees who volunteer for early retirement will get to take any vested equity with them, health insurance and other benefits at current rates for up to three years, Pfizer said.
Warren, a volunteer for the humanitarian aid group No More Deaths, faces three felony charges tied to his arrest on January 2250, 22004, in Ajo, Arizona, for helping two undocumented migrants.
Other states are moving in the opposite direction, instituting work requirements that boot people from Medicaid if they don't work, train, or volunteer for a certain number of hours every week.
The valedictorian of his class, he had perfect test scores and had been the captain of his varsity tennis team, as well as a devoted volunteer for a variety of causes.
" Polly, 21, volunteer for the Hong Kong indigenous party "We advocate to preserve our basic freedoms and human rights and we think that Hong Kong is actually being colonized by China.
While the vast majority of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are Jews - and nearly all their conflicts have been against Arab nations - a trickle of Israeli Arabs volunteer for the army.
After undergoing radiation treatment that put her cancer in remission, she began collecting donations for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and became a full-time volunteer for the American Cancer Society.
Hinckley's case manager, Jonathan Weiss, said the boards of several nonprofit organizations in town have turned down Hinckley's requests to volunteer for fear they would lose benefactors, according to court records.
Fletcher, a longtime volunteer for Planned Parenthood, was backed by the Houston Chronicle editorial board, which referred to her as one of the party's best shots at winning the general election.
So, we asked R29 staffers to volunteer for a photo shoot where they'd have to eat their least favorite food (in many cases, for the first time in years) on camera.
Mr. Hamre, a retired engineer, was a volunteer for All Aboard Washington, a rail advocacy organization; Mr. Willhoite worked as a customer support specialist for Pierce Transit, a local transportation agency.
Larry Nearhood, a 31-year-old volunteer for Pete Buttigieg's presidential campaign from the northern Detroit suburb of Huntington Woods, said that in his conversations with voters, impeachment was an afterthought.
And it is now asking division lawyers to volunteer for a special project taking on affirmative action practices in college and university admissions that try to maintain diversity in student bodies.
"I know, 'Bernie time' right?" joshed an organiser sent from Washington, DC, to the crowd of 20163 who had turned up to volunteer for Bernie Sanders's nascent campaign in the state.
If you think your cuddling skills are up to par, Caromont Farms has a sign-up sheet online where people can volunteer for four-hour shifts from early February through March.
Botts started out in the field as a volunteer for several local and regional associations in Chicago, where she and her husband, Lambert S. Botts, had moved and married in 1949.
The 50 officials who wrote about Trump in August, including former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff and ex-CIA and NSA director Michael Hayden, aren't likely to volunteer for the new administration.
Separately, employees who volunteer for early retirement will get to take any vested equity with them, health insurance and other benefits at current rates for up to three years, the company said.
My breakthrough came after I managed to gain work as a volunteer for a non-governmental organization NGO that is dedicated to helping female sex workers in a northern city in China.
He says some 25,000 people have already offered to volunteer for his presidential bid; when he opened his office in St Petersburg earlier this month, hundreds lined up on the icy streets.
Romany Tin Romany Tin started feeling feverish and tired this January, six months into his dream job teaching English at a rural Cambodian high school as a volunteer for the Peace Corps.
He watched what happened with Brexit in the UK, and then when Donald Trump won the Republican presidential nomination, he hopped on a plane to Miami to volunteer for Hillary Clinton's campaign.
Israeli Arabs, Israeli armyWhile most of the Israel Defense Forces personnel are Jews, and nearly all their conflicts have been against Arab nations, a trickle of Israeli Arabs volunteer for the army.
If you don't have the time or skill set to volunteer for your chosen cause, a financial commitment is a tangible way to support charities serving marginalized communities and those in need.
The first door was opened by a man who offered to volunteer for her campaign after revealing that he had cut lifelong ties with the Conservatives since Johnson took over as leader.
WATTERS: Donald Trump is talking about launching a space force sending Americans up into space to I guess fight other people or fight the aliens, would you guys ever volunteer for that?
In "2016," Ilana (series co-creator Ilana Glazer) — newly unemployed after being fired from her job at a Groupon-style deals website — briefly becomes a cold call volunteer for Clinton's presidential campaign.
The groom's mother is a library volunteer for the Cleveland chapter of the National Council of Jewish Women, and is also a volunteer caregiver at Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital in Cleveland.
The job pays minimum wage, Ms. Ruderman said, but the commute from her home in Queens is fairly easy and she can still spend time with her grandson and volunteer for AARP.
One Twitter user in Georgia posted a screenshot of a message she had received from a volunteer for Ms. Abrams's campaign, asking if the campaign could count on her vote in November.
This also means that employees of color, and specifically women, often volunteer for work that's less glamorous — the office housework — to make a positive impact, or be seen as active and engaged.
When Mr. Whatley got out of prison in 2008, after serving 17 years for aggravated discharge of a firearm, one of the first things he did was to volunteer for Cure Violence.
Art from a program participant "Do not mind too much the sadness of my tone sometimes," one participant wrote to a volunteer for HIAS in a letter he agreed to share publicly.
A lack of gender, sexual, and racial diversity is reflected among those who volunteer for clinical studies too, in part coming from a wariness that many oppressed groups have toward medical spaces.
After that trip, Nott took long periods of unpaid leave from his jobs at various London hospitals to volunteer for humanitarian-aid agencies in other areas afflicted by war and natural disaster.
Even if you don&apost have the time to volunteer for your local charity, it&aposs possible to turn your everyday credit card spending into something that can help your favorite nonprofits.
The final blow to Carson HQ came on Monday, when nearly the entire New Hampshire staff of a pro-Carson Super PAC announced they were quitting to go volunteer for Ted Cruz.
At the time, Amber told us she chose the ACLU "with a particular focus to stop violence against women," and CHLA where she worked as a volunteer for the last 10 years.
Hughes left Facebook in 2007 to volunteer for Barack Obama's presidential campaign, did non-profit work with Jumo and UNAIDS, and purchased a stake in "The New Republic" magazine, which he later sold.
It is possible that all this good feeling is simply selection bias—that people who volunteer for a diet trial are more inclined to react enthusiastically than those in a real-world setting.
His victim was private detective Derek Partee, an African-American volunteer for the campaign of Republican state Senator Jeff Tarte, according to the campaign he worked for and a Facebook post by Partee.
Mulvaney, who was a volunteer for Reagan's 1980 presidential campaign at just age 13, knows how to implement spending restraint across the entire federal government to balance the budget before Trump leaves office.
The statute allows the Department of Homeland Security, which houses FEMA, to "borrow" trained federal employees from other parts of the government who volunteer for the effort in the event of an emergency.
It's easy to get hopped up, at first, on the look and feel of "Maniac," an archly dystopic series about two unhappy people, Owen and Annie, who volunteer for an experimental-drug trial.
Crowdfunding has proved to be highly successful in raising funds for the arts, medical research and disaster relief, and in helping to pay down college debt for students who volunteer for nonprofit organizations.
Dropbox employees are each given 32 hours off per year to volunteer for a cause they're committed to, and the company will match as much as $100,000 in charitable donations made by staff.
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"To this end you are strongly encouraged to make use of this opportunity to volunteer for additional paid and unpaid leave," the airline said in an internal email to pilots, seen by Reuters.
What I learned as a volunteer for the process, program and bill was that among the missing components was the demand that aliens have the moral responsibility to assimilate into the American culture.
In Pelham, N.Y., Cherie Corso, a Trump supporter, had similar conversations with her 13-year-old daughter, Julia, who helped her volunteer for the Trump campaign and cried with happiness when he won.
"These children are hungry for education," Fikirte Assefa, a volunteer for the Organization for Prevention, Rehabilitation and Integration of Female Street Children (OPRIFS), which has been running the early evening classes since 2006.
But if they can be brought inside the Democratic Party and turned into the kind of party regulars who vote in midterms and volunteer for local races, they'd be an extraordinarily powerful force.
In 1997, recognizing how poverty restricts the possibility of disadvantaged children, Liz Hopfan, then a second grade teacher and volunteer for Free Arts LA, decided to bring the program to New York City.
In the case in the fall, a man in a hooded sweatshirt stabbed and wounded a man who was a volunteer for Hatzolah, an ambulance service that serves Jewish neighborhoods, the police official said.
As a volunteer for Barack Obama's campaign in Iowa 12 years ago, he said he felt guilty that so many young people in rural communities were signing up for the Army or National Guard.
Debbie Chan, a volunteer for one of the groups, Save Lantau Alliance, says the government often makes the right noises about protecting the environment but fails to monitor how its infrastructure-building affects it.
Not only that, but for its 30,000 employees, the group aims to deliver "unparalleled rewards" with equal pay and perks including mindfulness rooms, and employees getting seven days annually to volunteer for important causes.
Jenny Wilson, a Utah volunteer for the Clinton campaign, said she's seeing a "wider audience" this year and talking with GOP voters who appear receptive to learning more about the former secretary of State.
Ducharme wrote that African Americans are less likely than Caucasians to donate their faces for transplants, and are often hesitant to volunteer for medical studies because of a deep-rooted history of healthcare mistrust.
I watched from the sidelines as a volunteer for Adem Bunkeddeko in Brooklyn, a campaign in a different New York congressional district, and believe all Democrats should take a cue from Ocasio-Cortez's tactics.
I thought back to all the times my sister has helped women—as a big sister for Big Brothers Big Sisters, as an advocate for domestic violence victims, as a volunteer for crisis lines.
Elsewhere in Cambridge Analytica news: A volunteer for the campaign for Britain to leave the E.U. said that a Canadian data company linked to Cambridge Analytica had played a role in the organization's work.
Sanders has also drawn the support of Keila Eustaquio, a 24-year-old Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipient who plans to volunteer for his campaign even though she cannot legally vote for him.
The royal couple is joining forces with British TV cooking supremo Mary Berry to throw a party for those who work or volunteer for charities and other organizations that help the needy over Christmas.
In Hour 1 'Nochebuena,' The Fosters visit the Coterie for Christmas and Callie struggles to tell her moms about quitting her clerkship, while Mariana agrees to volunteer for a holiday festival for the underprivileged.
"I'm a little nervous," admitted John Rogers, a real estate broker who answered the door of his home in Roswell recently when a high school volunteer for the Congressional Leadership Fund paid a visit.
A volunteer for Dutch charity Boat Refugee Foundation, Sampson said she had worked in camps after earthquakes in Pakistan and Haiti as well as along the Pakistan-Afghan border in the past 20 years.
Seth Kaufman, a 44-year-old marketing executive and volunteer for the Immune Deficiency Foundation, had been sick most of his life, in and out of the hospital with relentless ear and sinus infections.
On a recent afternoon, a volunteer for the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society - a Red Cross-funded organization – at the Zadimura refugee camp read out a list of 16 Rohingya men found alive in Buthidaung jail.
"You don't hear presidential candidates speaking about people with a disability as much as they should," Jose Pena, a volunteer for Get Out the Vote, said to Vox at the Disability Network conference last week.
The couple is good friends with The Gentlemen actor Matthew McConaughey, 49, and his wife, model Camila Alves McConaughey, 37, who recently stopped by the restaurant to do their part and volunteer for the cause.
"There's a constant conflict in local organizations between individuals and the parent organization, and both DSA and Our Revolution constantly struggle with that," Brett Banditelli, a digital strategist and volunteer for People for Bernie, said.
And even if someone's wife or partner has her own job, the societal expectation is that she'll drop off and pick up the kids, take them to their doctor's appointments, and volunteer for field trips.
I'm now a board member and a Young Advocate at Living Beyond Breast Cancer, on the metastatic advisory board at Susan G. Komen, and volunteer for the cancer research program at the Department of Defense.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Thursday that a woman claiming to be "Allison Moss" signed up to volunteer for Feingold's campaign and was subsequently let go when staff asked if she was actually Allison Maass.
She was a volunteer for Clinton's gubernatorial campaign in 1978, and claims that after meeting him at a campaign office in her hometown of Van Buren, he invited her to visit him in Little Rock.
Then in 2009, after a friend asked her to walk with Terry McAuliffe in a parade, she was so smitten by his concern for Latinos that she decided to volunteer for his campaign for governor.
On a recent afternoon, a volunteer for the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society - a Red Cross-funded organisation – at the Zadimura refugee camp read out a list of 16 Rohingya men found alive in Buthidaung jail.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Jeremiah Harmon applied to volunteer for a position with Meow Wolf in 2015, hoping that the position would later translate into full-time employment with the immersive arts venue.
He said he's thinking about trying to volunteer for local candidates, but also how to get involved with the redistricting reform effort that Obama and his former attorney general, Eric Holder, are leading for Democrats.
Figures released by the Bureau of Labour Statistics suggest a quarter of Americans volunteer for community or charitable endeavours, a proportion that is high by rich-world standards; but America's lowest level for two decades.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge appeared on a BBC special Monday night dubbed "A Berry Royal Christmas" ... where they hosted a slew of volunteers from various organizations who plan to volunteer for the holidays.
"What people who volunteer for public service now are subjected to in the media, I've grown to think that to run for office is more like running for crucifixion," he tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
Heidi Williams, a volunteer for Streetdogz rescue in Nevada, created a fundraising page to help cover the cost of the expensive surgery the pup needs, and more than $2,300 of a $5,200 goal has been raised.
Fulton — a full-time volunteer for the nonprofit — used her tragedy to create the foundation's Circle of Mothers, a group of moms over 400 strong, almost all of whom have lost their children to gun violence.
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To the Editor: While only a small number of Americans volunteer for military service, J. D. Vance correctly points out that those who do are drawn disproportionately from what we now recognize as the Trump demographic.
She is also the creator of TimeKick, a time-keeping app, and is a volunteer for the Ascend program at the nonprofit Management Leadership for Tomorrow, in Bethesda, Md., which offers career mentoring to college students.
While the president was talking up armaments and bonuses for teachers who volunteer for weapons training, dispirited educators in West Virginia walked out of their schools, seeking what they say would be simply a living wage.
Isaac Kusi, a 63-year-old immigrant from Ghana who makes beauty products, said he had been invited because he had been a volunteer for Mr. de Blasio's campaign, working on phone banks in the Bronx.
In one case, a volunteer for Mr. O'Rourke's campaign said she was putting up a sign outside an East Texas polling site, and a man threatened to get his gun if she didn't take it down.
Hunt had subordinates volunteer for the Goldwater campaign and obtain advance copies of speeches and position papers, which were dutifully passed to the Johnson White House, which relied on them to pre-empt and befuddle Goldwater.
Mr. Picaud, a former businessman who became a volunteer for the renovation project in May of last year, said that group planned to organize gala dinners, concerts and other events in France and the United States.
The proposal, dreamed up by Ohio Senate Republicans and put into effect by the state's Department of Medicaid, would require low-income recipients of public health care to work or volunteer for 20 hours per week.
Solomon, the oldest member of the team, had loved his country enough to volunteer for its ongoing war effort against Ethiopia, but, by the time Arefaine suggested the escape plan, he was disillusioned enough to agree.
The company also gives employees two paid days off per year to volunteer for their favorite cause, matches up to 40 percent on their 401Ks and pays 100 percent of its employees and their family's health insurance.
"I've never been so sleepless, so restless as I have been" since Trump was elected, Sudi Farokhnia, a risk manager in Orange County, California, said before leaving a rally to volunteer for Democratic congressional candidate Katie Porter.
He felt his depression lifting, and handed over around $600 to sign up for the next event, going on to volunteer for a few years before a contract opened up as Robbins' director of security in 1994.
For context, the victims of the sacrifice are a social worker and volunteer for Doctors Without Borders, and the man chosen to kill them is a former staffer at Gawker who recently sold his soul as well.
During her interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, Solis Doyle flatly denied the campaign had any role in creating the conspiracy theory, instead recalling the firing of a volunteer for forwarding a chain email suggesting Obama was Muslim.
Sara Alicia Huerta Long, who traveled to New Jersey from Michigan to volunteer for the Sanders campaign, said she believed the "Bernie or Bust" movement had considerable support and Clinton would struggle to win over Sanders' supporters.
Warren is a volunteer for No More Deaths, a group providing water, food and medical aid to migrants crossing Arizona's southern deserts, where temperatures drop below freezing in winter and exceed 115 Fahrenheit (46 Celsius) in summer.
A campaign volunteer for GOP presidential candidate Ben Carson was killed in a crash on an icy road in Iowa on Tuesday after the van he was riding in with other campaign workers collided with another vehicle.
But as well that compulsory mobilization, the government is trying to tempt them to volunteer for active duty, increasing salaries to at least 7,000 hryvnia ($275) per month, well above the minimum wage of around 1,400 hryvnia.
Cordillera Peoples Alliance said Lee is a human rights worker and paralegal volunteer for both their organization and the Ifugao Peasant Movement, a local farmers group that opposes military presence in villages in the north's Cordillera region.
"Now is a critical time for raising funds as we want to get on the airwaves in Iowa and New Hampshire and meet our end of the month goals," a volunteer for the campaign's finance office wrote.
Patrick Cronin of Springfield, a technology director for a government consulting firm, said he had been motivated to volunteer for Democratic candidates by both Trump and the tie-breaker finish in the 2017 battle for House control.
"The first time I came to this state was as a volunteer, to knock on doors for a presidential candidate with a funny name," he said, referencing his time as a volunteer for the 2008 Obama campaign.
When my father asked me, after my mother's arrest and our visit to Weidmann, whether I thought we should volunteer for a transport, I was shocked that he wanted to include me in such an important decision.
On Wednesday, an unidentified volunteer for Beto O'Rourke, the Texas Democrat who is running against Senator Ted Cruz, gained access to the campaign's mass-texting system and sent a series of unauthorized messages to Mr. O'Rourke's supporters.
Ms. Regan shares her advice on planning the ideal giveback getaway: SUPPORT A PERSONAL CAUSE There are hundreds of causes to volunteer for, and finding one close to your heart will lead to a more worthwhile trip.
Mary Gilding, a volunteer for the Stein campaign who was there to oversee the recount, said that she did not "have a dog in this fight," but merely wanted to ensure that the election results were accurate.
With opportunities to co-create and volunteer for her campaign, there are ample ways to back this visionary, who just might be able to realize a future Detroit that is rising from, rather than replacing, the original.
With its services offered to over 150,000 businesses, Salesforce keeps its 30,53-plus employees happy by providing "unparalleled rewards " with equal pay and benefits such as the chance to volunteer for seven days a year on valuable causes.
He called Trump's candidacy an "insurgency that is waking up millions of Americans," and touted the front-running billionaire's policies, including his immigration plans, and told his listeners it's their job to "get active" and volunteer for Trump.
That is why I volunteer for medical work in Syria; even the few weeks a year that I can offer provide some respite for the handful of surgeons who serve a population of 300,000 in a war zone.
At the Gigafactory, management has sent hourly workers home mid-shift or asked them to take personal time off or volunteer for unpaid time off in recent weeks, leaving some with less income than they planned to earn.
If he had the gene, he told himself, he would volunteer for research studies; he would do anything he could to help scientists understand the disease and treat it, if not for his sake then for his daughter's.
In Saletta, another town damaged by the quake, Adriana Ciocchetti, a homemaker and a grandmother from Pagliano, near Frosinone, said she had not known what to expect when she arrived as a volunteer for the Italian Red Cross.
Although Life acknowledged Mr. Ashe's nascent activism, such as his interest in working as a volunteer for the National Urban League, it strove to make it as palatable as possible to the magazine's predominantly white middle-class audience.
This was made all the more clear at the event Wednesday night, where one member of his campaign and one volunteer for his super PAC were passing out lawn signs and bumper stickers outside of the church entrance.
The commission's report still could be revised, but lists tentative findings and recommendations to local officials and state lawmakers, including a controversial suggestion that the state consider allowing teachers who volunteer for training to carry weapons to school.
The government has also set out details of planned emergency legislation, including the possibility of holding more court proceedings via telephone of video link, and steps to protect the jobs of those who volunteer for the health service.
The government has also set out details of planned emergency legislation, including the possibility of holding more court proceedings via telephone or video link, and steps to protect the jobs of those who volunteer for the health service.
Even if you were unable to attend the march, these photos should offer you a heaping dose of inspiration — enough to push you to the polls, contact your elected officials, and volunteer for a candidate who inspires you.
"Things have calmed down quite a bit since last court order, to the extent that we will scale back our Airport Lawyer efforts," says Diane Butler of the Lane Powell firm in Seattle, and a volunteer for Airport Lawyer.
The desire for payback leads Vihaan to volunteer for the "revenge mission", an audacious plan devised by Govind (Paresh Rawal) which involves Indian forces going into Pakistani territory to hit suspected militants preparing to infiltrate into Indian-administered Kashmir.
Sistani was the author of a landmark fatwa, or religious decree, which urged Iraqis to volunteer for the war on Islamic State after the government's armed forces collapsed in 2014 and the militants swept towards the gates of Baghdad.
Officials have reached out to its alumni network — more than 8,000 members strong, with branches as far as Dubai and Australia — seeking those with expertise in "antibullying, bystander education and responsible digital citizenship" to volunteer for workshops with students.
In East New York, where Justin was a volunteer for No Kids Left Behind, an after-school program, Inspector Chell on Monday stressed that the police alone cannot solve the problem of the senseless killings of young black teenagers.
Through precise audience targeting capabilities, political campaigns, national committees and non-profit organizations are able to reach audiences with the highest propensity to take a specific action, including register to vote, volunteer for a cause or support a candidate.
After a Yang event in Boone, a college student decked in Bernie gear who'd flown in from Kansas to volunteer for Sanders told BuzzFeed News she'd been independently talking to Yang supporters about supporting Sanders as a second choice.
"I was just fascinated by it, just getting to be around these people," Mr. Buttigieg said, describing the opportunity to experience "proximity to politics" as an 18-year-old college student and volunteer for Al Gore's 2000 presidential campaign.
Stone blamed a volunteer for posting the image, naming a handful of members of the Proud Boys (a far-right, men-only extremist group that describes its members as "Western chauvinists") who help him with his social media accounts.
Cruz has promised to look forward, checking the rear-view mirror merely to say "thank you" to the Texas volunteers who uprooted their lives to crash dorm rooms in Iowa, South Carolina, Wisconsin and Indiana and volunteer for his campaign.
Because of a shortage of trained and qualified technicians, more experienced members of the unit say they often feel obligated to volunteer for extra deployments — meaning they spend as much time deployed as they do at home, year after year.
She is now a volunteer for the Minneapolis and St. Paul chapter of the Assistance League, which provides food, clothing and other services for children; the Minneapolis Institute of Art; and the Minneapolis chapter of Hadassah, the Zionist women's organization.
In a conference call Sunday night, activists from the Women's March and other liberal groups urged women to channel momentum of the weekend's marches into political involvement, encouraging women to run for office, join campaigns, and volunteer for local candidates.
Warren is a volunteer for No More Deaths, a charity that provides water, food and medical aid to mostly Central American migrants crossing Arizona's southern deserts, where temperatures drop below freezing in winter and exceed 115 Fahrenheit (46 Celsius) in summer.
Joanna Rose-Pigate, a volunteer who's been driving around the city in her red Toyota Prius, campaigning for Sanders, said she was inspired to volunteer for Sanders while listening to a livestream of his Sunday rally in Greenville on her phone.
White House spokesperson Sean Spicer has tried to downplay Flynn's connection to Trumpworld by referring to him as a mere "volunteer" for the campaign, when in reality he was a top aide with huge influence on Trump's worldview and platform.
While countries that volunteer for the deal's first phase from 2021 to 2026 can not arbitrarily "come and go as they please," the draft language could give them leeway to join and then cease participating, one of the sources said.
"Fourteen years ago, a young man named Michael Robertson moved to Chicago to join my staff," the former president wrote Wednesday in a Facebook post reminiscing about Robertson's first position as a full-time volunteer for Obama's Senate race in 2004.
David Clegg, a lawyer and ordained Methodist deacon, has lived in the district for 37 years and is well known for his public service as a basketball coach, a volunteer for Habitat for Humanity and in fights against corporate polluters.
And so on a recent Wednesday, she enlisted two other young women to volunteer for Abdul El-Sayed, a 33-year-old advocate of single-payer health care running an uphill race in Michigan to become the country's first Muslim governor.
"It won't be until like midnight or so where we'll start hearing some good news, and it will balance some things out," said Andrew Parr, a 58-year-old Northern Virginia (or NOVA) volunteer for Bernie, which is hosting this event.
Background: The Metropolitan Police said Merritt was the co-ordinator of the Learning Together scheme and Jones was a volunteer for the University of Cambridge program, which was hosting a conference at Fishmongers' Hall from where Khan began his attack.
"It's always very nice to volunteer for Transcribers of Reddit, because while it's easy for me to do, it helps a lot of people," says Jake, a 17-year-old student from the US, who's one of the subreddit's earliest transcribers.
They're the organizers: the first people to submit their proxy for the co-op or condo board election; the first to volunteer for Halloween and holiday parties; the planners-in-chief for a gathering in honor of the retiring doorman.
It was opposed, however, by many progressives, including a number of presidential candidates, perhaps because B.D.S. supporters are often liberal and left-wing activists — the kinds of people who volunteer for presidential campaigns and vote in their primaries and caucuses.
For more than 40 years, Ms. Merow recorded books as a volunteer for Recording for the Blind, which is now called Learning Ally, a nonprofit educational organization that has expanded to help children with learning disabilities as well as the blind.
In Tingle's case, he didn't volunteer for the job; he was drafted into the war by the "Rabid Puppies," an extremist subgroup of Puppies who attempted to nominate his writing for a Hugo as a way to mock the entire awards process.
But what Kaufmann's analysis does suggest, very clearly, is that the people most enthusiastic about Trump — meaning the people most likely to volunteer for him, advocate for him, and back him in the GOP primary — were driven in large part by racial anxieties.
Democrats have been reluctant to politicize the shooting for different reasons: Scalise is a colleague, the dead shooter was a former volunteer for Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign, and the media surely would have punished anyone who interrupted the Kumabaya moment on Capitol Hill.
As a hospice volunteer for his late wife, I had traveled from my home in Brooklyn to the Upper West Side every Sunday for the last four years to spend time with them, adding more visits when they needed help with household tasks.
Imagine a study in which patients with an existing disease are asked to volunteer for a study — a clinical trial — of a potentially valuable new therapeutic drug and the individual is randomly assigned to the group receiving the placebo or the drug.
A volunteer for the Trump campaign agreed to provide signs for a Russian-organized "March for Trump" event in New York in June 20173 and sent out a press release for a "Down With Hillary" rally a month later, the indictment said.
It's part of the Trump campaign's "engagement ladder," said Rory McShane, a Republican political consultant, for later sending emails asking for donations and potentially getting backers to volunteer for the campaign, knocking on doors or making phone calls, and later to ultimately vote.
Khanna, who got his political start as a campaign volunteer for former President Obama's first Illinois state Senate race in 1996 and later served in the Obama administration, doubled down on his stance in an interview with The Hill later in the week.
The donation will be divided equally between the ACLU, with a particular focus to stop violence against women, and the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles, where I have worked as a volunteer for the past 10 years alongside organizations like the Art of Elysium.
Caleb was one of the first veterans to volunteer for a joint study between the Department of Veterans Affairs and Canine Companions for Independence to document whether veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can be helped by partnering with a highly trained service dog.
Private individuals, as well as figures who volunteer for prominence, are targets for vile confrontations; anonymous attackers employ digital methods that scale-up fast and are hard to block; and the most senior elected official sets an abysmally low standard that others can follow.
The American Psychological Association released a quick guide for decreasing stress in the political election season, and the advice remains applicable: Go for a walk outside, take a break from constant conversations about the election, and volunteer for a cause that means something to you.
"I know that, that Vote Leave cheated… I know that, that people have been lied to and that the referendum wasn't legitimate," Sanni, who said he worked as a volunteer for Vote Leave before being reassigned to the BeLeave campaign, told Channel 4 News.
Others described what it felt like to volunteer for Vietnam, to be a native Arabic speaker serving in Iraq, or to stare at a dead and disfigured Taliban fighter and feel like you had more in common with him than your fellow Americans back home.
That someone is my brother, Amir Adar, a software engineer, a 60-year-old Israeli citizen and a volunteer for Road to Recovery, a group of Israelis who drive sick Palestinians to Israeli hospitals from Israel's borders with the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
He told us that he could not intercede, but he suggested that the three of us—my father, Bobby, and I—volunteer for a transport that was scheduled to leave in two days, on the chance that the S.S. would let my mother join us.
Five years later, when the Germans had overrun France and the collaborationist Vichy regime took control of what was no longer a refuge for Nazi prey in the south, Fry went to Marseille as a volunteer for a privately organized mission, the Emergency Rescue Committee.
After listening to a piece about politics on NPR, Robert Hill, 43, quit his job as an events planner in California wine country, and moved to Ohio to volunteer for Danny O'Connor, a Democrat running in Ohio's 343th Congressional District, in a special election.
That's according to a recent Harvard Business Review study in which economics professors Linda Babcock, Maria Recalde and Lise Vesterlund found that women are most likely to volunteer for assignments that benefit the organization but have very little impact on their advancement at a company.
He is a 25-year-old cook from Pennsylvania who traded his spatula for a Kalashnikov eight months ago and went to Syria to fight ISIS as a volunteer for a Kurdish militia, as hundreds of civilians from Western nations have done in recent years.
He has promised that it will be "the most sweeping rewrite of our nation's immigration and naturalization laws in a generation," and if you're going to volunteer for Beto's campaign, his talking points are probably one of the things that you should start memorizing.
A state GOP spokesperson told VICE News that hundreds of people reached out to volunteer for the rally, and the state party hosted a massive training Monday night to teach them how to gather names and build lists for the Republicans to use next year.
Biden was responding to an ACLU volunteer, for instance, when he flip-flopped on his decades-long support of the Hyde Amendment, a legislative block on using federal money to fund abortion except in the cases of rape, incest, and to save the life of the mother.
"What we set out to do was make a historical document we could all have to memorialize this important day," Sara Sophie-Flicker, a national organizer and volunteer for Women's March, who helped spearhead the book project, said when she took the mic to start the speeches.
October 2008 - Ashley Todd, a former volunteer for John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign, admitted to Pittsburgh police that she lied about being robbed and beaten by a black man after he saw a McCain bumpersticker on her car, according to reports by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
But after the British government was able to persuade millions of people to volunteer for the army on the basis of an advertising campaign, big business took notice and said: If they can get people to join the Army, we can get them to buy a car.
In this way, the community kitchens are a ThinkFoodGroup project — staffed with salaried employees who volunteer for the gig — but one steeped in the spirit of Andrés's other work with World Central Kitchen, his relief nonprofit that feeds people in times of disaster, whether natural or political.
Republicans spotlighted his impeccable résumé — undergraduate and law degrees from Yale — and painted him as a pillar of the community, a devoted father and coach for his girls' basketball teams who attended church every Sunday and served meals to the homeless as a volunteer for Catholic Charities.
David Kemp, 64, a real estate agent, said he had "settled down after the initial shock" of Bredesen's support for Kavanaugh, and that he planned to donate money to Bredesen, and may even volunteer for the campaign again if he has the time before Election Day.
He is a son of Renate Dundurs Daly and Cormac F. Daly of White Plains, N.Y. Mr. Daly's mother is a volunteer for the White Plains Beautification Foundation and also for the White Plains chapter of Meals on Wheels; his father is a director for both organizations.
We thought that was what combat meant, and when we returned to Fort Bragg, we were eager to get to Vietnam — several lieutenants from my infantry battalion jumped into a car and drove all the way to Army headquarters in Washington to volunteer for the battle.
"They're using iPads and Google software and there is a paper trail and the iPads are enabled for wifi, but they also have 4G so they can operate on the phone lines," said Earl Dax, a New Yorker who came to Iowa to volunteer for Sen.
Well known to U.S. Special Forces operators, who he trained to resist interrogation, Mitchell had retired in July 20143, only to volunteer for service after 9/11, horrified by the "falling man" scenario in which people had jumped off the Twin Towers in preference to succumbing to the inferno.
Heard added in her statement on Tuesday that the donation will be divided amongst a number of charities but with "a particular focus to stop violence against women" as well as the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles, where Heard has worked as a volunteer for the past 10 years.
According to the US Federal Election Commission, "even though a foreign national cannot make campaign contributions or expenditures (including advances of personal funds), he or she can serve as an uncompensated volunteer for a campaign or political party," with the exception of a decision-making or management role.
Dozens of Democrats are poised to volunteer for that role, and when we in the media observe — as I myself have done — that they must possess the requisite vividness to steal some of his spotlight, we're talking as much about our own prejudices and shortcomings as anything else.
Other trajectories are downright chilling: One woman ascended the ranks of the alt-right by appearing "confident enough to keep up with the guys, but subservient enough to know her place"; she went from being a volunteer for the Obama campaign to someone who gave a Nazi salute.
It was a chaotic collaboration: Athena Currey, a model who was one of his best friends and muses, would not only appear on the runway and volunteer for Mr. Cho's hair and makeup tests, but also would lend a hand before or during the shows if the need arose.
Mahotama said that during this yearlong early retirement (which some may call a mini-retirement), he wanted to spend time with his parents, who lived there; fulfill his dream of touring Indonesia by motorcycle; and volunteer for a mango dehydration company to learn what sustainable economic development looked like.
"I like Bernie, but I'm just afraid him tooting his socialist horn so much is going to hurt him," said Karen Griffin, 66, a volunteer for the local Democratic Party here who remains undecided about which alternative to Sanders she will vote for in Saturday's South Carolina primary.
The jury pool of 41 people for Warren's trial reflected a community whose lives and livelihoods are enmeshed with local border tensions, including a volunteer for the aid group Humane Borders, a Border Patrol agent, the wife of another agent, and the wife of a retired Customs and Border Protection officer.
Laura Lichter, a Denver-based volunteer for the project and general counsel for the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), said the root of the problem is that the Obama administration has treated the influx of Central American women and children as a matter of illegal immigration rather than a humanitarian crisis.
In light of the popularity of these photos and wide media coverage, a contingent of ocean agencies and professed shark experts and advocates reached out to express concern over the photographs snapped by Sudal, who says he's a volunteer for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Cooperative Shark Tagging Program.
For if we begin to change our behavior by yielding our choices and preferences to appease a rather kludgy algorithm, to maintain a certain type of privilege, we forfeit our agency and choice and instead, volunteer for a type of retail tether that erodes at our dignity and options for choice.
Scott Daniel Warren, an instructor at Arizona State University and a volunteer for immigrant aid group "No More Deaths," was arrested just hours after the group released videos showing Border Patrol agents kicking over bottles of water that had been left for immigrants crossing the desert, according to The Associated Press.
Taking aim at a provision that would make Election Day a day off for federal employees (with the idea that private companies would follow suit for their employees), McConnell said, "Just what America needs—another paid holiday," then predicted that federal employees would use the time to volunteer for Democratic campaigns.
A report created for Congress in 2013 noted additional barriers, namely that few students in military medical schools volunteer for abortion training as they tend to have more conservative social views, and those who are interested in learning often remain silent because their request may "ruffle the feathers" of their superiors.
A volunteer for an organization devoted to the care of Manhattan's elderly shut-ins discovered her cache of work and introduced it to the gallerist Gary Snyder, who gave Springford an exhibition in 214 and mounted a memorial show in 2003, the year of her death at the age of 90.
Some white nationalists volunteer for Mr. Stewart's campaign, and several of his aides and advisers have used racist or anti-Muslim language, or maintained links to outspoken racists like Jason Kessler, the organizer of last year's violent rally in Charlottesville, Va. Mr. Stewart has not distanced himself from those aides.
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"I've heard some amazing metaphysical explanations for them, mostly centering around the ideas that these little souls volunteer for this short journey for the benefit of the parents … but please share whatever may have given you peace or hope along the way … Along with a new word for this experience," he added.
James Hodgkinson -- a volunteer for Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign and anti-Trump socialist, according to his social media -- sought out Republican lawmakers on Wednesday at a practice for a charity baseball game, taking aim at members of Congress and severely injuring one, as well as a Capitol Hill police officer and two others.
"It seems a bit concerning here to base a prosecution on someone and the extent to which they volunteered campaign services when it's pretty much common knowledge … that probably the vast majority of official staff out there volunteer for their principal's campaigns in some capacity," said Wilkins, an appointee of President Barack Obama.
Indeed, research by Katharine Ridgway O'Brien, a psychologist at Rice University, has found that people expect women to agree to requests more frequently than men, while Linda Babcock, an economics professor at Carnegie Mellon University, has determined that people are more likely to expect women to volunteer for administrative tasks at work.
Indeed, research by Katharine Ridgway O'Brien, a psychologist at Rice University, has found that people expect women to agree to requests more frequently than men, while Linda Babcock, an economics professor at Carnegie Mellon University, has determined that people are more likely to expect women to volunteer for administrative tasks at work.
OkCupid sends framed copies of the first messages pairs exchanged over the platform "If we know they talked about wine or connected because they both volunteer for the A.C.L.U., we will also buy them a case they love or donate to the charity in their name," said Melissa Hobley, the brand's chief marketing officer.
"The definition of obscenity requires courts to consider if the work has no 'serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value,' [and the] OTW thinks fic has value as a creative endeavor," says Stacey Lantagne, assistant professor of law at the University of Mississippi School of Law and volunteer for the Organization for Transformative Works Legal Committee.
Since then, they've been roasting other presidential candidates for their policy records, posting memes, and providing takes on the moral clarity needed in the Democratic Party in a Very Online voice that's grown the account from under 4,000 to nearly 34,000 followers in a week; 200 people have signed up to volunteer for the nascent campaign.
The email to staffers, sent Wednesday by USCIS deputy Mark Koumans and obtained by BuzzFeed News, asked employees to volunteer for administrative work in ICE field offices across the country, including processing files that are part of a program forcing immigrants seeking asylum to remain in Mexico as their cases are adjudicated, and supporting public document requests.
Former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE endorsed Turner's 2628 run for Ohio secretary of State, and Turner worked as an unpaid volunteer for Ready for Hillary, the group that laid the groundwork for Clinton's 28503 presidential campaign.
For instance, studying 88 non-production jobs in hospitality, retail, transportation and financial services, Susan Lambert reports that managers often try to give employees control over their hours by allowing them to volunteer for overtime or reduced hours and by keeping lists of workers who would like to be called in for additional hours at the last minute.
Encourage them to join other restaurants nationwide that are taking the "high road to profitability," and to support One Fair Wage -- a campaign that advocates for the same full minimum wage for all tipped and nontipped workers (I volunteer for this campaign myself, appearing at community meetings and before lawmakers, to explain what living off tips means).
One more thing: The White House points out that Wolkoff works as a "volunteer" for the First Lady, but one could argue she's already done very well out of the relationship: According to the White House's 2017 Annual Report to Congress on staff personnel, the highest paid staffers (those in Trump's core West Wing staff) make roughly $180k a year.
She is a daughter of Suzanne B. Younts of Davidson, N.C., and David H. Meacham of Huntersville, N.C. The bride's father, who is retired, was a civil engineering consultant at the Duke Energy Corporation in Charlotte, N.C. He is a volunteer for the Davidson chapter of Habitat For Humanity, and is also a volunteer at the Carolina Raptor Center in Huntersville.
Ares Geovanos, a longtime volunteer for the Tech Workers Coalition, which seeks to organize workers across the industry, said the book's key contention — that a dedicated group of employees can accomplish more through actions like strikes than by formal efforts to certify a union — had gained traction partly because it reflects reality: Most tech workers have traditionally been reluctant to organize.
Further, if the Trump administration were to terminate Shulkin, it is unclear who, if anyone, would volunteer for the job of leading the VA. Not only has the Trump administration struggled to fill top posts across the VA and the government in general, but initially, he claimed to have interviewed "at least 100 people" for the job before nominating Shulkin.
He lists a wide array of laws — a Greek law that "grants automatic citizenship to 'persons of Greek origin' who volunteer for military service," an Irish law creating a special process allowing persons "of Irish descent or Irish associations" to gain citizenship, and so forth — that give some degree of favorable treatment to people who can trace their family's origins back to that nation.
CBS's Margaret Brennan on Sunday also questioned Sanders on the 2017 shooting of her previous guest, House Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseManchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Sanders: Trump doesn't 'want to see somebody get shot' but 'creates the climate for it' MORE (R-La.), who mentioned that the gunman had been a volunteer for Sanders's 2016 campaign.
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