" He added, "I think he's a guy that almost every man would want to be or would want to be like… including me.
|
|
Lord of the Rings, and I would want to be Aragorn.
|
|
I would want to be fully informed before advising the president.
|
|
COHN: I DON'T KNOW IF I WOULD WANT TO BE CEO.
|
|
I know how someone would want to be able to move.
|
|
Remember to treat others as you would want to be treated.
|
|
"I never would want to be dishonest with them," she said.
|
|
I don't think you would want to be in his family.
|
|
Kate would want to be in the background as much as possible.
|
|
Be prepared and treat people like you would want to be treated.
|
|
Although I typically treat people how I would want to be treated.
|
|
It is likely that he would want to be consulted on Mrs.
|
|
Who would want to be judged by letters sent to a lover?
|
|
Romney would want to be in public service in many different roles.
|
|
Ask yourself what you would want to be told in his situation.
|
|
They can treat each other how they would want to be treated.
|
|
TS: Who would want to be in a room with those people?
|
|
"Knowing Katy, this is how she would want to be remembered," she wrote.
|
|
"Knowing Katy, this is how she would want to be remembered," Brosnahan wrote.
|
|
"That's not something that I would want to be reminded of," Rivera said.
|
|
I don't know that most of them would want to be considered revolutionary.
|
|
She wasn't the kind of person I would want to be friends with.
|
|
"I think everyone would want to be in the Premier League," Luongo said.
|
|
If you didn't, the guys would want to be playing outside without limitations.
|
|
But really, I doubted that he would want to be interviewed at all.
|
|
"But we would want to be in a position to help if needed."
|
|
Mr. Kearney had tipped them off, knowing they would want to be there.
|
|
Who would want to be a girl when girls are treated so badly?
|
|
I never considered that my gym could or would want to be anyone's landlord.
|
|
"Knowing Katy, this is how she would want to be remembered," wrote the actress.
|
|
If nothing else, one would want to be the opposite of all these things.
|
|
If more healthy people participated, more insurers would want to be on the exchanges.
|
|
No sensible person would want to be on the receiving end of this record.
|
|
Nobody who can afford to stay there would want to be in that neighborhood.
|
|
What kind of sick freak would want to be with a woman like that?
|
|
I mean, anybody in that role would want to be that supportive I would imagine.
|
|
I couldn't marry a wonderful person; nobody would want to be burdened by an invalid.
|
|
However, it's not clear whether Yellen, 70, even would want to be given another them.
|
|
"Knowing Katy, this is how she would want to be remembered," she captioned the video.
|
|
The answer depends on what kind of network/channel Trump TV would want to be.
|
|
After all, what legislator would want to be on the record opposing an opioids fix?
|
|
Follow the golden rule and treat your partner how you would want to be treated.
|
|
Part of that is also totally understandable; who would want to be a GP today?
|
|
"I have never said I would want to be on 'Saturday Night Live,' " she responded.
|
|
"He was the kind of kid you would want to be your son," Riley told CNN.
|
|
If that happens, I would want to be a buyer of Constellation's stock," he said. "Why?
|
|
Few people would want to be known as difficult (or some other, less polite descriptive term).
|
|
"We talked about our ideal super powers and he said he would want to be "Mr.
|
|
"I don't know why, or why he would want to be," McMaster was quoted as saying.
|
|
Challenge them to consider how other people feel and how they would want to be treated.
|
|
In the future, do you think you would want to be a stay-at-home parent?
|
|
Very simply, people would want to be associated with the personal brand of the U.S. president.
|
|
But once you see the movie, it makes sense that Wilson would want to be involved.
|
|
I would win, but- Oh gosh, I would want to be on your team on that.
|
|
In both cases, the manufacturers made a product that consumers would want to be seen experiencing.
|
|
"Knowing Katy, this is how she would want to be remembered," wrote the 27-year-old actress.
|
|
But it would be really fucking weird, and I would want to be in the audience. 11.
|
|
I want everyone that I deal with to be treated as I would want to be treated.
|
|
IF YOU OWNED AS MUCH OF THE FIRM AS I OWN, YOU WOULD WANT TO BE INVOLVED.
|
|
They're a well-loved family and I don't think Blake and Schofield would want to be Lannisters.
|
|
With the rapidly approaching beginning of flu season, it's understandable that parents would want to be extra safe.
|
|
It seems weird that guys would want to be ignored, because we don 't take being ignored well.
|
|
And we still have the public debate, and we still fundamentally decide what society would want to be.
|
|
Of course I would want to be Mulan, but I'd play Peasant No. 2 if I had to.
|
|
If doing drugs and getting drunk had become normal, real punks would want to be anything but normal.
|
|
"You can only assume that people would want to be reasonable and put those protections in," she said.
|
|
Because I would want to be able to be effective in their game, and this is their time.
|
|
During a moment of introspection, he asks why she would want to be with a troublemaker like him.
|
|
I wanted the reader to be able to project whoever it was they would want to be with.
|
|
"You know I would want to be there but I have to make sure we are great," he joked.
|
|
It is still too risky for me, but I understand why people would want to be attracted to it.
|
|
But to imagine that scenario, you have to tell yourself why Apple would want to be in that business.
|
|
"In the long term, one would want to be able to correct genetic defects prior to birth," said Sulmasy.
|
|
Ideally, employees would want to be in the 'sweet spot' — jobs that are both high-growth and high-paying.
|
|
It would be kind of fun to see which player would want to be patient zero of, well, zero.
|
|
And I also knew that it had to be appealing visually, you would want to be in the scene.
|
|
How many of us would want to be compared weekly to the Djokovics and Roger Federers of our professions?
|
|
They would want to be comfortable that Broadcom is actually a U.S. person within the meaning of the statute.
|
|
In that respect, I can imagine he would want to be careful with what he says in the beginning.
|
|
They just are not sure they would want to be keeping up such a rigorous schedule in their 70s.
|
|
"It's a big source of national pride that the royal couple would want to be here," Mr. Lagassé said.
|
|
I have dealt with the same hospital misgendering me, and asking why I would want to be a man.
|
|
Sotomayor, in her 18-page dissent, appeared to understand why Arthur would want to be executed by firing squad.
|
|
People can be kind and compassionate and do and treat people the way that they would want to be treated.
|
|
We need a leader who promotes unity and acceptance, who treats others how they themselves would want to be treated.
|
|
When asked in 2012 how he would want to be remembered, Glenn responded that he was more concerned with living.
|
|
On the fields of the park, many gender non-conforming and QPOC dressed as they would want to be seen.
|
|
Few authorities would want to be in a position of rousting a battered, 64-year-old man from his wheelchair.
|
|
If it's 10,000 people, I don't know if I would want to be that person for Two Maids & A Mop.
|
|
As Gilligan's work demonstrates, they conclude that if they expressed their real emotions nobody would want to be with them.
|
|
Fitch believes a potential buyer would want to be compensated for the additional cost in purchasing these CPF-linked loans.
|
|
" —Olivia Nixon-Hemelt "I would want to be part of the Cuthbert family in the Anne of Green Gables books.
|
|
"They would want to be reassured about that at the end of the extension there will be clarity," she said.
|
|
David Schoen, I don&apost think I would want to be any of these people at this particular point in time.
|
|
Fitch believes that a potential buyer would want to be compensated for the additional cost in purchasing these CPF-linked loans.
|
|
In March, he told Bloomberg News he would want to be "unpredictable" in nuclear decision making, citing the war against ISIS.
|
|
"I think it's amazing - there's no one else I would want to be in the same business with than my sister."
|
|
Before I really did want a relationship, but I never met anyone I would want to be in a relationship with.
|
|
She also said she would want to be trapped in an elevator with Heidi, of all the girls from The Hills.
|
|
It is also, of course, exactly what Ibrahimovic would want: to be the dominant figure, even when he is not present.
|
|
"Who would want to be called an 'urning'?" he complains, for example, of a term invented by a 19th-century sexologist.
|
|
"I knew that even if I became an artistic director, I would want to be more of a mastermind," she says.
|
|
During that time, it would want to be allowed to sign — but not put into effect — trade deals with other partners.
|
|
"I find it important to credit because I would want to be given credit if the roles were flipped," he explains.
|
|
"If I could be any candidate right now, I would want to be her," said former Clinton communications adviser Brian Fallon.
|
|
It's like that test of whether you would want to be stuck in an airport with this person for 24 hours.
|
|
But one could still argue that inasmuch as I have a familiarity with another person I would want to be them.
|
|
"I don't think they would want to be explaining to their constituents why they adopted policies that drove prices up," Frydenberg said.
|
|
I would think he would think some of this was just too maudlin and he would want to be ironic about it.
|
|
Who would want to be tied to the violent, controlling sociopath when they could have the rosy-cheeked, upstanding boy next door?
|
|
Do you recommend that Colin Kaepernick go to that and is that something that you would want to be a part of?
|
|
If somebody called me a Valley Girl and I thought about that connotation, that's not something that I would want to be.
|
|
She defended herself via a Facebook video, saying that she simply treated him the way she would want to be treated herself.
|
|
But you would want to be alerted if you'd been taken, and you should alert your friends while the fraud is fresh.
|
|
"If I'm involved in it the way you're explaining it to me, Andrew, I would want to be a cat," she said.
|
|
It was especially tragic, her family said, because she was not married and now no one would want to be her husband.
|
|
"So it seems like there's a sweet spot here, but it's not a sweet spot that a politician would want to be in."
|
|
I figured you would want to be plenty hungry if you were expected to eat something called a Bacon Mac 'N' Cheese Burger.
|
|
"Hannah thought there was no way I would want to be with her anymore after the last thing she told me," he says.
|
|
Glaser said it was predictable Xi would want to be briefed by Kim directly about the North Korean leader&aposs talks with Trump.
|
|
It's unlikely that Turks would want to be a minority in a binational state, and a peaceful referendum could eventually resolve the matter.
|
|
If I didn't have my career, I know that I would not be as good a mother as I would want to be.
|
|
If that happened, no state would want to be the first mover, even if most of the states would prefer to expand coverage.
|
|
AREU: You would let that person know what gender you would want to be called and then you would have to respect that.
|
|
As controversy swirled, it might stand to reason that Trump would want to be as transparent as possible to avoid any additional criticism.
|
|
Liberty sounds like the last place a Muslim student would want to be at, but Khan liked the university's religious identity, she says.
|
|
"You have to check that the people you selected last year are still the people you would want to be beneficiaries," said Sun.
|
|
You would want to be extra careful with (communicating the deal to investors) to make sure they are fully aware of the circumstances.
|
|
She said she would want to be exclusive with Paul if he wanted that too, but she doesn't think it will ever happen.
|
|
Whatever I would end up doing when the end comes, I would want to be surrounded by my friends and multiple karaoke machines.
|
|
Which business would want to be named and shamed at the top of the list, with all the potential for adverse publicity, demonstrations etc?
|
|
One could also expect that Verizon executives would want to be certain that Yahoo didn't withhold information about the hack in the deal negotiations.
|
|
Allies like Japan and South Korea are also worried about back-to-back meetings with nondemocratic leaders and would want to be briefed afterward.
|
|
We try to treat everybody the way we would want to be treated and don't do anything that's different than anybody else at all.
|
|
"Right now, there is no way that some of the top brands would want to be seen for sale on Amazon," one source said.
|
|
He also said he understands why Treasury would want to be able to issue rules without interference from the Office of Management and Budget.
|
|
The US Supreme Court nomination process has put the world's most powerful -- and often emulated -- nation where no stable democracy would want to be.
|
|
Fueling the speculation is the fact that Trump asked Haley last winter, before tapping Tillerson, whether she would want to be secretary of state.
|
|
"I think it's amazing – there's no one else I would want to be in the same business with than my sister," continued the reality star.
|
|
Given that the Fold is one of the most eye-catching smartphones in years, you'd think Verizon would want to be able to sell it.
|
|
I truly tried to treat every man on this journey how I would want to be treated, so I couldn't imagine it being too tough.
|
|
I would want to be known as the guy who led to a better place, because that is what you have the power to do.
|
|
"If you thought that volatility was going to be much higher, then you would want to be a little more weighted in bonds," Kelly said.
|
|
I honestly don't understand why any creature — bear, human, insect — would want to be the big spoon, so I think my answer here is clear.
|
|
If I saw someone wearing this I would want to be their friend, but that's because I'm shallow and judge people strictly by their appearances.
|
|
He was overjoyed at the idea but told her, quietly, he would want to be "M-A-R-R-I-E-D" before that happened.
|
|
Sprawling camps with donated tents, limited food, minimal medical care, and rampant crime — not the picture of a place that anyone would want to be.
|
|
And then, he said, the agency would want to be able to demonstrate economic harm, like higher prices for advertisers and degraded service for users.
|
|
If you get to that point and there is rejection, if there is still nothing else you would want to be doing, you keep going.
|
|
After all, which living person would want to be a part of Ben Stiller's "Weird Wax Museum of comedy," as 90-year-old Newhart joked.
|
|
I could only imagine he would want to be remembered as a creative person who effected change and used his resources to better his community.
|
|
Analysts said the sanctions did not appear intended to cripple Pdvsa, which American officials presumably would want to be operational under a Guaidó-led government.
|
|
Banks would want to be able to move other, larger types of trading operations much faster, given Britain is expected to leave the EU in 2019.
|
|
"The "Late Night" actress wrote, "Our latest the mindy project guest star is the only woman i would want to be trapped in a cave with.
|
|
"Hannah thought there was no way I would want to be with her anymore after the last thing she told me," he says in the car.
|
|
"Hannah thought there was no way I would want to be with her anymore after the last thing she told me," he says in the clip.
|
|
I never thought I was actually in the running, because I assumed every director on the planet would want to be doing a "Star Wars" movie.
|
|
They understand why venture capitalists betting millions of dollars would want to be close to the start-ups they fund to have some control and accountability.
|
|
But, whatever happens, the nationalist government in Edinburgh would want to be out of the EU for "the shortest possible time", Russell, Scotland's Brexit minister, said.
|
|
Nobody would want to be a prisoner, but there is something fun about playing the prisoner, for example, or the fireman, or the teacher, all of that.
|
|
I understand why someone committed to giving every artist a fair shake and giving other people music they'll love would want to be as thorough as possible.
|
|
But in the midst of a still weaker-than-it-should-be economy, who would want to be the politician arguing against deals like the Carrier agreement?
|
|
If he does, he'll find a lot about how we're supposed to walk in decency and humility, and treat others as we would want to be treated.
|
|
"Knowing Katy, this is how she would want to be remembered," Brosnahan wrote alongside a video of Spade dancing with husband Andy Spade during a Christmas getaway.
|
|
It makes sense that HBO would want to be extra cautious going into the final season, especially after hackers leaked episodes and scripts of Season 7 online.
|
|
The totality of the transactions should give you pause enough that we would want to be sure US institutions scaled back or ceased doing business with them.
|
|
"People don't understand why girls would want to be Eagle Scouts, but here's one reason why: it's a leg up in the world," author Justina Ireland tweeted.
|
|
"I don't understand why the HBCUs would want to be in the Division I model when they know they can't keep up with those resources," Polite said.
|
|
Melissa struggled with depression and body-image issues under the assumption that no one would want to be around her if she didn't look a certain way.
|
|
One of the biggest questions raised yesterday was who would want to be crammed into a spacecraft with 99 other strangers for a minimum of three months.
|
|
But it's hard to imagine who — except for the odd souls who are either morally stainless or utterly shameless — would want to be subjected to the ordeal.
|
|
" However, she added in a later question that if she wasn't famous, she would want to be a pre-K teacher or a "stay at home mommy.
|
|
"People came to seek protection, and therefore, before they would want to leave, they would want to be assured of their safety and security," she told Reuters.
|
|
"Only take life advice from people you admire and would want to be in their shoes," says Gina Marotta, life coach and founder of The Genius Guru.
|
|
"If I wasn't an actress, I would want to be a facialist, for sure," Oliva Munn told me yesterday on a break from shooting her latest Proactiv commercial.
|
|
According to Entertainment Weekly, Dad Hedges was initially uncertain that Son Hedges would want to be in the film, but that news of Roberts' casting changed the game.
|
|
The most self-interested way to think about the issue is to consider whether you would want to be neighbors with someone who had been held in isolation.
|
|
But what's hurt me the most is not being able to be as sexual as I would want to be or not to feel like a sexual being.
|
|
It's unclear whether AWS will extend this to other companies' hardware, but if they do you can be sure Dell would want to be a part of that.
|
|
He reasoned that anions would want to be as far away from positively-charged cations as possible, meaning that connecting anions by their points is a stable arrangement.
|
|
"If Red Velvet goes to North Korea to perform at a concert, half of its people would cheer and would want to be reunified," wrote one Twitter user.
|
|
And so, for that matter, does Strickland, though it isn't a movie anyone else would want to be in, not least because it feels the closest to reality.
|
|
You would want to be able to follow their health outcomes over the course of their lifetime, especially in the early days of using the technology like that.
|
|
Then, when the decision blew up, he shrugged and wondered in public why his nominee would want to be put through such a process in the first place.
|
|
So Hollywood and the news media would want to be on the side of a winner and ingratiate themselves to his supporters, for business reasons if nothing else.
|
|
And I'm saying to you, Joe, that if he has the ability to do that, then certainly, you would want to be — you want him to be president.
|
|
Rivera testified he deleted the texts between him and Guyger from the night of the shooting, "That's not something that I would want to be reminded of," Rivera said.
|
|
Rivera testified he deleted the texts between him and Guyger from the night of the shooting, "That's not something that I would want to be reminded of," Rivera said.
|
|
If so, the last thing we would want to be doing is embracing ourselves for who we are — embracing, in other words, a set of patterns we've fallen into.
|
|
I was right past Erie, but I turned around and went back there because I knew I would want to be near a big city and near a telephone.
|
|
He&aposs escorting a fallen officer to make sure that he&aposs honored the way he would want to be honored, and he gets killed by a drunk driver.
|
|
Ordinarily, Blagojevich would have little hope of a pardon or commutation — his offense seems absurdly corrupt, and what president would want to be seen as waving away his crimes?
|
|
If I were to become famous, I would want to be famous for creating a cure or new surgical technique that could help millions of people around the world.
|
|
Few of us would want to be judged in adulthood on the basis of isolated incidents in which we were involved (or accused of having been involved) as teenagers.
|
|
So it makes sense that Google would want to be in this space and, honestly, it makes some sense to put it inside Maps instead of in another messaging app.
|
|
" Roan included that the best advice his mother has given him "is to treat others the way you would want to be treated and to put your best foot forward.
|
|
If, for example, a priest would want to be a deputy of the state Duma, he would have to renounce priesthood and only after this he can take this position.
|
|
I want to say that this smartphone necklace is a ridiculous product that no one will ever buy, because who would want to be seen using a smartphone like this?
|
|
"There is no single political leader in the world that would want to be responsible for ... endangering the health and wellbeing of 3.5 million of its citizens," the governor said.
|
|
Though FBI officials have said Clinton is not the target of the probe, they would want to be as prepared as possible before going in to interview her, Levin said.
|
|
"We would want to be aware of that because that would be in violation of our policies," Jeremy Warnick, the communications director for the Cambridge Police Department, told CNN Tuesday.
|
|
Media moguls have been in selling mode lately, but the head-scratcher there has been: If everyone's selling, who would want to be on the other side of that deal?
|
|
In both cases: Consider how you would want to be approached if someone else had a problem with some habit of yours that you figure is none of their business.
|
|
It's safe to say that the Department of Energy's Hawkins National Laboratory is pretty much the last place anyone would want to be near in any decade, not just the 1980s.
|
|
It was originally proposed in 1995, when the main worry was that no one would want to be tested for genetic research purposes if there was no law against genetic discrimination.
|
|
This is when Zoey herself gets shockingly honest, saying she's not sure she would want to be with Cash, and his many airplane hangars of baggage, if he wasn't The Man.
|
|
You'd think that these NFL players, like their baseball counterparts, would want to be exonerated and move on, and so would the NFL, but nothing is easy for these two anymore.
|
|
"The message I took from growing up in church was the idea of loving your neighbor, giving to others and treating people as you would want to be treated," says Legend.
|
|
While much of Latin America shares the Trump administration's concern over the escalating humanitarian and political crisis in Venezuela, few governments would want to be seen as acting at Washington's initiative.
|
|
"They're on the outside now, and as they look to the future, they would want to be more of a partner in whatever program comes beyond this particular replacement," he said.
|
|
"If a kid's asthma is not well controlled, I would want to be sure if I'm the doctor I'm addressing technique first and foremost before escalating the medications," Dr. Anderson said.
|
|
One shows the expert and a quote from a recent news conference in which he said he would want to be treated in China if he were infected with the virus.
|
|
Overall, 87 percent of participants said they would want to be told about any therapy substitutions caused by drug shortages when alternative medications had major differences in effectiveness or side effects.
|
|
We could lift the cap entirely, as you suggest, but in that case, we would want to be judicious about raising the top marginal rate, for the reasons I discussed above.
|
|
Artyom Lukin, a professor at Far Eastern Federal University in Vladivostok, said Kim would want to be seen as a world leader who has international interlocutors besides Washington, Beijing or Seoul.
|
|
INGRAHAM: I don&apost think any of us at this table would want to be investigated for something that we were accused of by someone who had an innate animus toward us.
|
|
Here's how it works: After switching into BFF mode, users will see their potential dates replaced by people of the same sex that Bumble thinks you would want to be friends with.
|
|
That represents an opportunity both in terms simply more startups but also later rounds for the biggest of these, both areas where Sequoia would want to be more active, is my guess.
|
|
The idea, as you think through any particular case, is to consider the process from the applicant's point of view — and how you would want to be treated in the same position.
|
|
I don't understand how when 97-98 percent of the world's scientific community agrees that there is climate change impact, why anyone would want to be on the side of the 3 percent.
|
|
" However, if the U.K. did vote to leave, he would want to be very defensive in the United States and hold things like gold, gold miners and Treasuries, because things could get "ugly.
|
|
" That gave Mr. Grassley an opening to advocate a nominee who, like Justice Scalia, would want to be known as a "textualist," adding, "in other words, leave their ideas out of the decision.
|
|
I really like to move my ambitions into other things so if I get a fascination with, let's say, dogs, then maybe I would want to be somebody that pets dogs a lot.
|
|
While most of these facts are fun reminders of why we would want to be her friend (she loves watching Scandal, too), we really love the fact that she's a proud UNAIDS ambassador.
|
|
Wang Ting-yu, a Taiwanese lawmaker with the Democratic Progressive Party, said the freedom and democracy enjoyed in Kinmen made it unlikely that its residents would want to be part of authoritarian China.
|
|
"If you are somewhere where you think, 'No, this is not where I would want to be over the long haul,' take advantage of existing commercial opportunities and get out now," they said.
|
|
Yet the software has major limitations, as children can turn off the features once they turn 13 — which seems like precisely the time when you would want to be monitoring your child's phone.
|
|
I was worried because I knew she would want to be dressed up and not in her pajamas, and it just so happened she had a business meeting, so she was fully dressed up.
|
|
"Given the earlier inactivity, NHC would want to be sure that a definitive change in the long-term climatology had occurred before changing the official start date of the Atlantic hurricane season," he said.
|
|
I have a huge connection to climate change and health and I would want to be honest about things that probably affect communities and impoverished communities, and how we are connected to one another.
|
|
The final scene of the miniseries shows Miles, The Colonel, Takumi, and Lara moving their school's Alaska memorial bench to their secret smoking spot by the creek — it's where Alaska would want to be.
|
|
"It's logical they (institutional investors) would want to be moving in this direction, especially considering their size and how much more there is at stake," said Joel Kruger, currency strategist at LMAX Exchange Group.
|
|
"It's understandable that those in public health would want to be conservative about recognizing associations between new viruses and patterns of disease... but there is a certain point where the argument is compelling," Krogstad said.
|
|
It does seem worth asking why someone would want to be on the other side of the trade: If Jeff Bewkes and Rupert Murdoch want to get out, why do you want to get in?
|
|
" And Perry has found the perfect partner in the model-activist, 31: "There's no other person on this planet that I would want to be involved with or have a child with because she's amazing.
|
|
For illegal markets, a portion of the price a buyer pays is the "risk premium," or what a seller would want to be compensated to take the chance of getting arrested and going to prison.
|
|
"One of the things you would want to be sure to do is, whether you like it or not, get very comfortable ... with public speaking," Buffett once told a young woman who asked for career advice.
|
|
"I've pondered that several times, as to why some people would want to be unhealthy when they can be healthy, but there are so many variables in someone's life that you don't know about," Henson said.
|
|
"If we are taken out of the E.U. then a lot of Scots would want to be taken out of the U.K.," said Henry McLeish, a former first minister of Scotland from the opposition Labour Party.
|
|
"There will be a judgment call as to whether any US investor would want to be associated with such businesses," said Rocky Lee, managing partner of the Silicon Valley office of law firm King & Wood Mallesons.
|
|
"I would imagine how 'they' would want to be portrayed, as if they were still living beings," Chan says of the people who posthumously donated their bodies to create specimens such as this fragment of temporal bone.
|
|
But if perhaps I don't, or I'm in a mood where I'm not trying to take a photo that moment, please just respect me and just treat me the way that you would want to be treated.
|
|
Pavel Bryzgalov, director for strategic development at Lider, one of Moscow's biggest real estate companies, said his firm was interested in acting as a contractor but would want to be able to act as co-developer too.
|
|
Realizing that in the United States "the idea that you would want to be a harpsichordist was, and to some extent still is, considered a massive joke," he got a scholarship to study the organ in Milan.
|
|
If you are a woman or gay, the last place on earth you would want to be born is the Gulf region, whole swaths of the Middle East and Africa, or the rural areas of Afghanistan and Pakistan.
|
|
"We have to understand that Tesla is at a very important point in its history, and I don't think any judge would want to be viewed in hindsight as the cause of the demise of Tesla," he said.
|
|
"There are good reasons why you would want to be cautious," said Simon Derrick, chief currency strategist at BNY Mellon, citing the Italian budget and U.S. President Donald Trump's criticism of the Federal Reserve over interest rate rises.
|
|
It also could easily reveal when someone's main use case for Instagram was to like and follow IG "models" — something that didn't seem like the kind of activity most would want to be offered in a trackable format.
|
|
A romance subplot — the hot new boy who works with Willowdean at the local diner seems to like her, but she can't really believe someone like him would want to be with her — exposes some of her insecurities.
|
|
"If every contract and every negotiated rate were public, no doctor or hospital would want to be paid the lowest rate -- they would all be motivated to demand higher payments," said Matt Eyles, CEO of America's Health Insurance Plans.
|
|
The company said in a statement that it was making the feature optional to allow people to protect their privacy, but that it thought some people would want to be notified of pictures they might not otherwise know about.
|
|
Magnus Nordenman, deputy director of the Brent Scowcroft Center on International Security at the Atlantic Council, says with China's increasing role in world trade means it would want to be able to protect access to ports in northern Europe.
|
|
"None of them would want to be in a traditional office space," said David Ehrenberg, the president and chief executive of the Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation, the nonprofit that runs the city-owned complex on the East River.
|
|
Germany's Free Democrats (FDP) — a potential coalition partner with Schaeuble's Christian Democrats (CDU) after Sunday's general election — has said that it would want to be in charge of the Finance Ministry if it becomes part of the next government.
|
|
" Ayliff told prosecutor Uzo Asonye that as an accountant, he'd need to know about any foreign accounts in order to properly do his job, "because I would want to be sure that income is picked up and recorded correctly.
|
|
"This plan would be a disaster for individuals who are struggling with problematic drug use, currently enrolled in treatment services, or would want to be," said Emily Kaltenbach, the Drug Policy Alliance's senior director of national criminal justice reform strategy.
|
|
"Our latest #themindyproject guest star is the only woman I would want to be trapped in a cave with," she wrote, adding, "(This is weirdly the second cave we have acted in together!)" It's something Witherspoon is equally as excited about.
|
|
"There are good reasons why you would want to be cautious," said Simon Derrick, chief currency strategist at BNY Mellon, citing the Italian budget standoff and U.S. President Donald Trump's latest criticism of the Federal Reserve over interest rate rises.
|
|
PEOPLE asked members from Team USA what other Olympian, from the Winter or Summer games, they would want to be stranded on a desert island with them, and their hilarious answers ranged all the way from from practical to romantic.
|
|
He compared Skillz to programs at schools, intra-office leagues and even venues and rec centers that make traditional sports like baseball, basketball or football accessible to players who are not professional but would want to be if they could.
|
|
"I raised questions of how and when Gold planned to do his work on the text, whether he understood that Jeffrey would want to be consulted, and whether he might want to postpone firm discussions until the workshop," Mr. Kalb wrote.
|
|
It is unlikely that Mr. Trump would want to be seen as going soft on corruption after some of his rhetoric during the campaign, so the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act is likely to remain a featured player in white-collar enforcement.
|
|
If we care about human life -- if we, too, would want to be helped were we stuck, through no fault of our own, in violence and chaos of the kind this family encountered -- then we need to open up our doors.
|
|
"There is no place else I would want to be, and looking down the road at what is here and what the next years look like, this is an exciting place to be as a big league ballplayer," he said.
|
|
"In particular, I would want to be absolutely clear that none of this sensitive information can be used by other parts of Google, and that DeepMind stick to their commitment that 'privacy and security are protected at all times'," he told TechCrunch.
|
|
"It's not unhelpful to also have some of our trading partners setting out some of the issues they are looking at and the types of concerns or issues that they would want to be addressed," the official said on condition of anonymity.
|
|
Not just in terms of safety, but places where you can walk into a bar or hotel, or roam a beach or village, and random people would want to be your friend, chat with you, and even invite you to dine with them.
|
|
"While I can understand why a company like Whitefish would want to be able to be immune from audits, if the underlying contract was awarded consistent with FEMA rules and regulations, most assuredly, there would be multiple layers of audit requirements," he said.
|
|
I doubt that as an interior designer Mr. Craig would want to be compelled to take a commission to design the interiors for a right wing conservative group, particularly if he felt their mission statement was in direct violation of his beliefs.
|
|
Jessica Levinson, a professor at Loyola Law School, told me that any lawyer taking the job would want to be sure their client would listen to the advice provided — and given Trump's history of quickly cycling through lawyers, it's not a desirable opportunity.
|
|
The professor said he'd never encountered it and also couldn't find it in a book of Irish blessings, though he couldn't definitively say it wasn't Irish and didn't want to be named because who would want to be drawn into this ridiculous mess.
|
|
"If I were a candidate I would want to be on the right side of that issue," says Eric Olson of the Wilson Centre, a think-tank in Washington, DC. Angry Guatemalans are already beginning to demonstrate on the streets in the commission's defence.
|
|
While Gunn's jokes are by no means appropriate, nor the kind of thing that family-friendly Disney would want to be associated with, Cernovich's assertion that they prove Gunn is himself part of a pedophilia ring seem just as absurd as the Pizzagate accusations.
|
|
Cross said the Irish central bank would want to be satisfied that the business, or line of business, of the firm seeking to move would be run from Ireland and that, in general, would mean the board and management were located in the country.
|
|
" Peter Kafka of Recode asks a very good question: "It does seem worth asking why someone would want to be on the other side of the trade: If Jeff Bewkes and Rupert Murdoch want to get out, why do you want to get in?
|
|
I didn't know him well, but I'm confident that he would want to be remembered not for the painful moment or manner in which he left, but for the moments of catharsis, joy, and understanding that his music fostered while he was still here.
|
|
"Bargaining for health benefits is a distinguishing characteristic that labor unions hold out as an important variable as to why you would want to be a union member," said David Brenner, national director of multi-employer consulting at Segal Consulting, a leader in the field.
|
|
Facebook certainly gives advertisers massive scale and precision in terms of targeting, but the nature of the digital ecosystem can make it more difficult to ensure that ads end up only on the kind of content a brand would want to be associated with.
|
|
There was a few moments that I don&apost care if you&aposre Democrat or Republican, this is something that you would see on Saturday Night Live, where Peter Strzok was actually asked to read his own text like nobody would want to be in that position.
|
|
Candidates have been asked to estimate the number of Big Macs McDonald's sells in the US each year (Facebook), what type of tree they would want to be (Cisco), how much paint one would need to coat all of New York's building (Google) — the list goes on.
|
|
"You'd think there would want to be a lot of thought behind security and access protocols for a national voter file, before you up and created one," said Justin Levitt, a professor at Loyola University School of Law and former Department of Justice civil rights official.
|
|
We don't often (or ever) have access to their inner thoughts, and it's completely understandable if any of us put ourselves in her shoes, the last thing we would want to be doing is engaging with a bunch of journalists and answering their questions about stuff.
|
|
"Given the huge contribution of Wall Street to the city economy and tax rolls, it makes sense that she would want to be a balanced and thoughtful regulator as opposed to a gunslinger," Kathryn Wylde, president of the Partnership for New York City, said in an interview.
|
|
Given all the details, you understand why Savannah would want to be around such a compulsive artist and such an infectious person — she was trying to find herself in a world that wasn't really listening, in a world that definitely found her confusing and when she was confused herself.
|
|
We would do a big, deep dive into the supplier landscape, get on a lot of phone calls, and make trips across the world to wrap our heads around how these products are made and what standards we would want to be applied on our specific brand of products.
|
|
"Obviously, everyone recognizes there was a loss of life, and I don't think any officer would want to be put in that situation and to have to make those decisions that he did, but those decisions were made, and I think the jury properly evaluated them," Smith said.
|
|
"No Canadian in his or her right mind would want to be caught with the virus on the U.S. side of the border, given the predatory U.S. medical pricing system," Robert Bothwell, a professor of Canadian history and international relations at the University of Toronto, told the Associated Press.
|
|
" The band then questioned whether Trump or the Republican Party would want to be associated with the thematic nature of the song, in addition to noting that Andy Fraser, the group's bassist and co-writer of "All Right Now," also wrote the 2008 Barack Obama anthem "Yes We Can.
|
|
"Instead of overtaking me and taking my gun, and killing me or taking a hostage and escaping, they looked at me as a human being," Grimm told the news outlet, adding that he's always treated the inmates the way he would want to be treated if he was in their shoes.
|
|
In the original plan, it was to was kick off with a poison gas attack on Halifax because of Canada's eastern navy (Yankees don't fuck around) to stun the province, but, modern day, there is a high likelihood that wouldn't happen as casualties would want to be kept at a minimum.
|
|
"I don't even know why I would want to be on a label in a few years, because I don't think it's going to work by labels and by distribution systems in the same way," Bowie said back in the early 2000s, when physical album sales were still relatively sable.
|
|
At benefits company Stride Health, which sells and manages healthcare benefits to "gig" workers like Uber drivers, CEO Noah Lang said that he would want to be sure that the replacement plan has tax credits available to people as they need them, rather than at the end of the year only.
|
|
"Clearly given all that we have all gone through in watching the British political system grapple with the complexity of Brexit, there are many in the European Union that would want to be very clear on how this extension period will be used," Donohoe told an audience after a speech at Bloomberg in London.
|
|
When it came time for Virgin Records to choose the first single, execs wanted "Say You'll Be There," a sappy love-pop ballad that appeased the label's mission of catering to a mainstream audience — and sending a flirty message to, presumably, men who would want to "be there" for (or with) the Spice Girls.
|
|
TRUMP: Well you see, I don't know that, you know, when I talk about unpredictability, I'm not sure that we should be talking about me – On the assumption that I'm doing well, which I am, and that I may be in that position, I'm not sure that I would want to be talking about that.
|
|
"The First Lady echoes that sentiment, saying that their religion values "the idea that we are our brothers' keeper and our sisters' keeper, that we should treat others as we would want to be treated, that we care for the sick, feed the hungry, welcome the stranger, no matter where they come from or how they practice their faith.
|
|
When you look at the beauty of the mobile-cloud connection, it's understandable Microsoft would want to be there with Windows, but perhaps Nadella is beginning to understand that Windows is not necessarily the future of the company — Azure and Office 365 are — and that could explain why the company stayed firmly focused on these two areas at Build.
|
|
First, as much fresh despair as a new British request to delay again in January would create, it is unlikely that the EU or any individual leader in it would want to be held responsible for a no-deal exit; the EU would probably approve a nerve-grinding fourth extension if the alternative were a disorderly departure.
|
|
" Mr. Shaub said that even without being covered by government ethics rules, Mr. Giuliani "would want to be mindful of serious appearance concerns if he was concerned that his activities might create an impression that he has been authorized to offer access to the president or favorable action by the White House in exchange for business opportunities.
|
|
A Republican lobbyist and political consultant, Mr. Manafort has a long history of enriching himself working for some of the world's most unscrupulous and dictatorial leaders, including Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines, Jonas Savimbi in Angola and Mobutu Sese Seko of the Democratic Republic of Congo — not a list most American presidential candidates would want to be on.
|
|
But who would want to be the person who, looking back, said that what they recalled from that day were the boxy suits, the olive drab field jacket with a purple calla lily printed on the shoulder, the cross-body bags and not, instead, the indelible image of FKA Twigs, shimmering and ethereal as an angel in a Valentino haute couture dress?
|
|
Something about being in the car and having this limited visibility and having the camera bring us to what we need to see at the front or the back or at the character makes you kind of feel like you're in the seat next to her, which is the last place I think anyone in the audience would want to be.
|
|
"You would think that the board members would want to be there and fully aware of these issues," said Natasha Lamb, managing partner of Arjuna Capital, which at this year's meeting called for Alphabet to report on its efforts to address political propaganda and other problematic material on Google's YouTube service, and to report on risks related to pay differences between male and female employees.
|
|
The survey, conducted online in 2016, was designed to see how often people were aware of shortages, whether they would want to be told about these situations during their own cancer treatment, and whether they might try to seek care somewhere else when faced with a shortage to avoid treatment with a drug that's less effective or one that has more serious side effects.
|
|
That's why a contested convention in the post-machine environment, and especially a contested convention in a year with a populist outsider like Trump, is guaranteed to be a crazy mess no matter; it's why there are no good options for the Republicans at this point; it's why the idea that a figure like Paul Ryan would want to be anointed by the convention in Trump's place is so implausible.
|
|
A total lifting of the ban would reopen the gates for U.S. poultry to compete in the world's largest, and best-paying, market for products like chicken feet, and benefit companies such as Sanderson Farms Inc.. While it looks increasingly likely China may lift its ban on U.S. poultry, Beijing is seeking a "two-way street" and would want to be able to export some poultry products to the United States as well, two sources said.
|
|
THE FACT THAT WE DON'T HAVE AS MANY TOOLS TO RESPOND TO A POTENTIAL RECESSION AS WE WOULD IF GROWTH WERE TO PICK UP. BUT HAVING SAID ALL THAT, I THINK EVEN IF YOU DIDN'T HAVE MY POSITION ON LOOKING FOR MORE TANGIBLE EVIDENCE OF INFLATION, I THINK YOU WOULD WANT TO BE LOOKING AS YOU SAY, AT THE OVERALL MOMENTUM OF THE ECONOMY AND EVEN IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR AN OPPORTUNITY TO GRADUALLY REMOVE ACCOMMODATION, YOU DON'T WANT TO BE BACKWARD LOOKING.
|
|
While those innings are higher stress than innings he'd pitch as a starter, I think the Jays would want to be careful with pushing him too far past that number, but—and I'm just spitballing here—maybe they could get him up over 100, with the thought of moving him to the rotation for the start of 2018, then reining him by moving him to the bullpen later on, and end up getting him to 130 or something, which would get them close to being able to set him loose the next year, and certainly the year after that—which would be his last year under contract, barring any kind of extension.
|
|