By the time ISIS showed up in Mosul, the city was being protected by a zealously sectarian Shiite force overseen by Nouri al-Maliki, Iraq's zealously sectarian Shiite Prime Minister.
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And Mr Sessions has since served Mr Trump's agenda zealously.
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At first these states strove zealously to enforce the new rules.
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Trump zealously executed on his immigration and trade agendas, as forecasted.
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Why are some people zealously seized, manically attentive and compulsively engaged?
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As a senator, I zealously guarded the rights of the Senate.
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I admit that I, too, zealously hunt down happiness these days.
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We don't seek war, but will zealously defend our skies, land & waters.
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The Deutscher Fußball-Bund (DFB), Germany's national body, has done so zealously.
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He zealously defended himself, but didn't attack Clinton with the same gusto.
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It zealously policed depictions of romance, crime, law enforcement and the clergy.
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Already, the Roberts court has often shown itself to be zealously activist.
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Though several countries have recently decriminalised defamation, many more still prosecute it zealously.
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The zero-tolerance mobile phone policy is one that Augusta National zealously monitors.
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It can also be tough, and that toughness can be expressed zealously, too.
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What this pleasing confusion shows is how zealously van Gogh has been appropriated.
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Zeke's reps are adamant they'll "zealously oppose any of the NFL's court filings."
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Zealously researched and intellectually rangy, it reckons with tragedies both human and environmental.
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In much of Europe anti-terror laws are being used more zealously than before.
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And I zealously advanced Barack Obama's right and responsibility to choose his own team.
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"Our ethical obligation is to zealously advocate on behalf of our clients," Mastro wrote.
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He was critical of pharmaceutical companies and the doctors who zealously prescribed their products.
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Then Tumble catapults in, a breath of fresh air, zealously intent on saving Blue.
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They zealously believe in a direct link between the words one speaks and success.
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The city's deep tribalism was aflame, zealously lit up by his predecessor, Rudolph Giuliani.
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Members regard these monies as lifelines for their districts or states; Congress protects them zealously.
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Some nationalist rappers have zealously embraced their role as propagandists; some even call for violence.
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Mueller is playing by the rules zealously, proactively and within the bounds of the law.
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Claypool sees Lennon as someone with a thirst for knowledge, someone who approaches life zealously.
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I think that he is zealously trying to protect his golden goose, frankly, the president.
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There is also talk that he will zealously use pardons to frustrate the Mueller probe.
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In one episode, Youssef's character observes Ramadan so zealously that he freaks out his friends.
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"Haute couture," like "Champagne," is a legally controlled French appellation, zealously protected by the Chambre.
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Yet there are doubts about how zealously the committee's Republican members will quest for the truth.
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Every MW of dispatchable, carbon-free power capacity that is operating safely should be zealously guarded.
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We can oppose unnecessary, excessive force just as zealously as we oppose violence against the police.
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Once in office, Obama continued many of Bush's counterterrorism policies and has zealously guarded presidential power.
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Mr. Zeldin has zealously pursued a narrow right-wing agenda poorly suited to his diverse district.
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He has often cut himself off or offered confusing statements, as Fox News has zealously reported.
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He has often cut himself off or offered confusing statements, as Fox News has zealously reported.
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Tabloids zealously chronicle his comings and goings from two lakeside estates in the town of Laglio.
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"In private practice, lawyers are ethically bound to zealously advocate for their clients," said Mr. Dreiband.
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Nearly every week, talking heads and campaign reporters zealously cover another supposedly damning thing Trump said.
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Under the rules of professional conduct, attorneys have a duty to zealously advocate their client's position.
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China's central bank has zealously promoted a new market in green—or at least greenish—bonds.
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With the pressure on her to deliver, Ms. Clemens was still zealously working at 6 p.m.
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It's perfectly understandable that so many Trump supporters are personally, even zealously, invested in his candidacy.
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Always sceptical of intrusions into state voting rules, Mr Sessions seems unlikely to monitor them so zealously.
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If you really want a sense of how zealously Unimin guards its trade secrets, ask Tom Gallo.
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While commanders willingly surrender the notion of strategic surprise, they zealously guard the element of tactical surprise.
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In past years, the morality police zealously enforced the rules, arresting women and men who violated them.
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The military government has zealously pursued cases of alleged criticism of the monarchy since it took power.
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In short, many of Britain's labour-market problems could be solved simply by enforcing existing law more zealously.
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"These two nations are zealously competing for regional, political and sports leadership," said Egyptian political analyst Hassan Nafaa.
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Recent predecessors have included Gordon Brown, a Presbyterian minister's son, and the zealously if erratically religious Tony Blair.
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She has fought zealously for gun control, successfully getting an assault weapons ban signed into law in 1994.
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This "mutual desire" manifested by keeping up with the rock 'n roll stars the magazine covered so zealously.
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Unlike the Georgian reforms, which were zealously enforced from the top, the changes in Ukraine are less visible.
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As for letting a journalist talk to any of these people, Gallagher says he zealously guards their privacy.
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And even with that in mind, they worked zealously for almost half a century without achieving their goal.
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Mr. Ellison looked at storytelling as a "holy chore," which he pursued zealously for more than 21965 years.
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This is typically one of the most zealously enforced aspects of moderating the groups, Rachy and Jindal say.
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Most immigration lawyers zealously represent their clients and help them achieve better outcomes than they would without representation.
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He fiercely defended the independence of the judiciary, and zealously guarded the individual liberties secured by the Constitution.
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But until now the politically touchy business of running pensions has, like taxation, been zealously guarded by national governments.
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Renamed OneWest, the bank foreclosed on defaulting mortgage borrowers too zealously, according to its critics, leading to several lawsuits.
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American separation of powers is also based on the idea that each branch will zealously guard its own power.
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Starr is best known for zealously pursuing charges against former President Bill Clinton in a White House sex scandal.
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Since it can be obtained only at Augusta National Golf Club during the annual tournament, it is zealously hoarded.
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By all accounts, Dowd is a skilled, experienced criminal lawyer who has zealously represented clients over a long career.
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In his career, Mr. Clayton has zealously represented Wall Street clients on mergers, public offerings, settlements and other transactions.
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In 1999, The Times described him as "understated," and said he and his wife "zealously guarded" their family's privacy.
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Yet there are others for whom this suggestion of lawlessness is the catalyst for signaling their intentions too zealously.
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It went on and on, zealously and sometimes brutally enforced by the morality police and the paramilitary Basij forces.
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It seems to me there are two issues: Kathleen's legal obligation to zealously seek out these possible suspects, whom she names.
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Because of this, Democrats are expected to be unyielding, to zealously defend net neutrality at every opportunity and at any cost.
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But each of its many tax breaks is zealously defended by lobbyists and lawmakers representing special interests, making comprehensive reform difficult.
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The new general prosecutor, appointed in April by a president elected on an anti-corruption platform, is pursuing Hexi Pharma zealously.
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Ever since 3m acres of Idaho, Montana and Washington went up in smoke in 1910, the government has suppressed fire zealously.
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Durant's departure is unfortunate for Presti and a city that has zealously supported its team since it moved there in 2008.
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Among them are the streetwear blogs that zealously chronicle the latest limited-edition sneaker, as well as established men's wear editors.
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Many of us tell bald faced lies for any variety of reasons, or act zealously when pushed to a tight corner.
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Mr. Trump and Senate Republicans are zealously intent on stacking the federal judiciary — including the Supreme Court — with right-wing judges.
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As people prepare to stay home during the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, some household staples are getting stockpiled more zealously than others.
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As a result, ratings for "MTP Daily" are typically softer than the more zealously progressive MSNBC programs airing before and after.
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For at least a thousand years, the unholy alliance of commerce and fashion has zealously exploited the thrill of religious transgression.
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But LoBianco is left — along with the rest of us — to wonder at the interior life that Pence guards so zealously.
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" Over the summer, Korbin had been working on his English by watching, perhaps too zealously, the American television series "Criminal Minds.
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That last sentiment is more characteristic of American church-state separation than of French secularism in its most zealously anti-clerical form.
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So why do governments, including the Obama administration with the TPP and TTIP, continue to pursue new free trade agreements so zealously?
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But you wouldn't know that by how zealously the White House and the Senate Judiciary Committee are guarding his White House records.
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And as Southerners zealously resisted federal efforts aimed at integration, the number of public Confederate displays and tributes surged across the South.
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Since taking office he has zealously pursued his promises to construct a wall along the country's border with Mexico and ramp up deportations.
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Far from zealously representing his client, Avenatti, as alleged, instead engaged in outright deception and theft, victimizing rather than advocating for his client.
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She incorporated herself as the Mother's Day International Association and defended the "copyright" zealously against people she thought were diluting the holiday's meaning.
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Some believe the agencies to be overmighty, beguiling politicians with tales of derring-do and lobbying zealously for their cause in the media.
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I zealously exercised and paid no attention to the dipping of my right shoulder each time I put weight on my right leg.
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But Boise State zealously defends the status of its home field, Albertsons Stadium, as the only blue one in college football's highest division.
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Though Four Minute Mile suffered from a flat mastering and shaky production at best, that didn't stop people from zealously embracing the music.
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Sessions has callously ignored the reality of voter suppression but zealously prosecuted innocent civil rights leaders on trumped-up charges of voter fraud.
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When activists are so zealously opposed to logging trees for any purpose whatsoever, it's no surprise they'd spread misleading arguments about wood biomass.
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Mr. Gonzalez starts his mole with almonds, cashews, peanuts and pumpkinseeds, which are all toasted zealously, to the darkest possible shade of brown.
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But when defence hawks over-zealously call for shutting out Chinese nationals and investment they forget that American innovation depends on a global network.
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A crucial step in these renovations is to tap into the films' existing fan base by zealously monitoring online forums and quizzing focus groups.
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He chooses to enrich himself and becomes an internet mogul, zealously enforcing the boundary between the wealthy digital world and the impoverished analogue world.
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The state has a platoon of auditors who zealously examine whether people are trying to skirt taxes by improperly claiming that they live elsewhere.
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New York has a platoon of auditors who zealously examine whether people are trying to skirt taxes by improperly claiming that they live elsewhere.
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Gone are the mutawa, the feared religious police, with their bearded hordes of young men who zealously patrolled public spaces to ensure appropriate behavior.
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Many students fought zealously for the prospect of dismantling this inherently problematic system, and for a time, it seemed to be a real possibility.
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MORE zealously used the "pen and the phone" to undermine the constitutional rights of all Americans as opposed to upholding the rule of law.
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Local officials enforced family planning rules zealously, tearing down houses of couples who had more than one child, according to his mother, Liao Mandong.
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The Trump National Golf Club course zealously protected par while ground and air personnel assiduously worked to keep the First Fan, President Trump, safe.
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On the other are Hong Kongers who resent the central government's growing influence and heavy hand, and who aim zealously to guard Hong Kong's freedoms.
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There can be no vagueness when going after someone's character so zealously, especially when there are more than enough real examples of Wiles' sketchy behavior.
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And we zealously guard the privacy of our users, both the 75,000 people who write the encyclopedia and the half-billion people who read it.
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Energy firms could have no better friend than Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, who has zealously overturned rules in their favour.
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Sim is a strident opponent of the often draconian vagaries of copyright law, which are supported by major media companies zealously clinging to popular characters.
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Mr. Romanelli, the Monterchi mayor, said that this moment marked the city's ownership of the fresco and that townspeople have defended it zealously ever since.
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Instead, in the course of selfishly or zealously pursuing our interests, we all do our bit to chip away at the great gift of democracy.
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Wrapping his gray-toned body print in a vibrantly colored US flag, he caricatures those who zealously "wrap themselves in the flag" in nationalistic fervor.
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He operated behind a wall zealously guarded by his chief of staff, Margaret Peterlin, and succeeded in alienating countless dedicated Foreign Service officers who departed.
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"Far from zealously representing his client, Avenatti, as alleged, instead engaged in outright deception and theft, victimizing rather than advocating for his client," Berman added.
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Initially, the prohibition was zealously enforced although it was widely believed that some doctors would quietly perform emergency terminations in cases of dire medical need.
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Despite this, Mayor Bloomberg continued to zealously defend stop-and-frisk, including in eyebrow-raising comments at the Aspen Institute in 2015 which recently resurfaced.
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"The end of history …" is about an argumentative family with zealously left-leaning parents who are not happy with their children's lack of political engagement.
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Hobby Lobby (2014) does contain some language suggesting that the Court will not guard against gender discrimination as zealously as it guards against race discrimination.
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He was hailed by many for zealously pursuing corruption in New York's criminal justice system, but others, including the courts, said he often went too far.
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Jed took zealously to the bottle, crushing formula like the hungry boss he now was over my life, but I resolved to press on with pumping.
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NOT SINCE Franklin Roosevelt met Ibn Saud aboard the USS Quincy in 1945 had an American president courted Saudi Arabia as zealously as Barack Obama did.
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That should make for some entertaining dodges and work-arounds as the zany personalities try to talk their way around the NFL's zealously protected naming rights.
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"Without Britain, there won't be anybody in the E.U. to defend sanctions against us so zealously," Sergei S. Sobyanin, the mayor of Moscow, wrote on Twitter.
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He said he has to "zealously" represent his client and the appearances he's done are an "eye drop" in the bucket of negative press against Butina.
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Criminal trials are performances, after all, with high stakes and lawyers squaring off in an adversarial system where their duties are to zealously represent their clients.
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Playing against Kobe Bryant for 21 years convinced Jason Terry of one thing: He needed to prepare zealously before coaching against him for the first time.
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Tom Cruise zealously guards his image, which is why it's shocking he's allowing a Senate candidate in the Philippines to use his mug on campaign billboards.
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Xi Jinping, who succeeded Mr Hu in 2012, has zealously continued his mission to expand China's cultural appeal as quickly as its economic heft and military strength.
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But Dr. Blasey, surrounded by her lawyers, publicists and a sisterhood of friends who had convened to support her and zealously protect her privacy, said her piece.
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Countries in Europe zealously guard their gastronomic heritage, and the European Union itself maintains a list of "protected" dishes and drinks from various parts of the region.
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Yet the Tea Party wing of the Republican Party remains zealously committed to the idea that tax and spending cuts are the magic key to economic growth.
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In turn, those who zealously enforce the laws -- without regard for whether those laws are just or humane -- risk becoming known as the heirs to Bull Connor.
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A peaceful neighborhood that zealously guards its two-acre zoning, Greenfield Hill has held onto decades-old traditions, with a few big activities sprinkled through the calendar.
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The mission of a prosecutor is not to just go after individuals who have committed crimes and zealously advocate on behalf of victims and witnesses of crime.
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It zealously guards pensions, and routinely taps the public purse to build flashy infrastructure, bringing cash and jobs to places like Shikoku—and driving up the national debt.
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The PBOC has squeezed the fledgling offshore market in Hong Kong by buying up yuan so zealously that the overnight interest rate spiked on January 12th at 67%.
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Ryan, 34, the fastest American distance runner ever, announced his retirement in January, and began zealously lifting weights, replenishing testosterone levels diminished by years of 100-mile weeks.
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Greens are less frequent; zealously urbane, Stettheimer wasn't much for nature, except, surreally, for the glories of the outsized cut flowers that barge in on her indoor scenes.
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President Trump had better learn this statement by heart, because it's going to be imperative on him to say these words, or something like them, relentlessly and zealously.
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The food press zealously covered the run-up to the opening, even though the highest-level restaurant job Mr. Onwuachi had held before this was as line cook.
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They've zealously guarded the wizened trees that shade Folly's interior and kept most of the beach open to surfers and surf schools — creating a distinctly Caro-Californian vibe.
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North Korea, which zealously tries to shield its citizens from outside influences, has detained several foreign missionaries in recent years, calling them spies or agents of subversive ideas.
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President-elect Donald Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress are zealously committed to the National Rifle Association's regressive "safety" agenda of marketing guns to more and more citizens.
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But the American creed, originally formulated by 18th-century slave-owners and zealously upheld by white males across the ideological spectrum, still managed to command broad enough loyalty.
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Occasionally we encounter a simple tweak in public policy that would be a win-win -— if it weren't for politicians, bureaucrats and stakeholders zealously guarding their self-interest.
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So Obama did his part, zealously enforcing immigration law -- to the point where he was tagged the "Deporter-in-chief" -- and yet Republicans refused to work with him anyway.
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In America the new administration is likely either to repeal the Dodd-Frank act, an 848-page law from 2010, or to prod regulators to enforce it less zealously.
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That's something that Bezos, who has created a corporate culture zealously obsessed with customer satisfaction and dedicated to data-driven decision-making — has prided himself on throughout Amazon's rise.
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Previously, she had zealously prosecuted child abuse cases in Dade County, Fla, though many of her high-profile convictions were later overturned because of gross violations of due process.
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Actors, producers and directors hoping for attention from Oscar voters zealously work the ballroom, often leaving their food untouched, while publicists try to steer entertainment reporters toward their clients.
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In other words, the national security risk assessments of respected military and intelligence officials are being zealously undercut by Happer with the full support of the commander-in-chief.
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For decades, Irish priests zealously protected their communities from what they saw as the moral dangers posed by sexual promiscuity, unwed mothers and impoverished children, sometimes orphaned or neglected.
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The Kremlin tracks the president's ratings zealously, and if the past is any guide, Mr. Putin does best among supporters when he plays the "father of the nation" role.
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The FBI reinforces the seriousness of this undertaking throughout an agent's career, reminding them at each turn that federal officers face grave consequences should they zealously overstep their mandate.
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Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican who has zealously prosecuted individual cases of voter fraud, quickly amplified that announcement with a pledge to investigate the names on the list.
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"Nothing in Barr's testimony has given any assurance that he will zealously enforce our civil rights, including voting rights," said Lucius, of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights.
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"Senator Sessions has callously ignored the reality of voter suppression but zealously prosecuted innocent civil rights leaders on trumped-up charges of voter fraud," Brooks said in a news release.
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It is a tactical proclivity that aligns well with the strategic agenda of the most zealously anti-establishment figures in his team, led by Stephen Bannon, a rumpled nationalist firebrand.
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His products—top-of-the-range footballs—must be zealously guarded until the time comes for his customers, big international sports brands, to unveil their offerings for the new season.
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I watched her join Facebook and engage — first shyly, asking my youngest brother to post photos for her, and now zealously — with relatives, long-lost friends, and a wider world.
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They acquired these riches by marketing themselves abroad zealously and sharing TV revenue more equally than other European teams, which made the Premier League more competitive, and therefore more entertaining.
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Why it matters: Since the 1980s, activist investors have zealously and successfully promoted maximizing shareholder value—the idea that a company's only goal should be to increase its market value.
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French politics may realign with a modern center-left party, mildly pro-market but socially liberal on one side and more socially conservative and zealously free-market on the other.
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But some people in Pyongyang still remember his role in the tall apartment buildings, water parks and other showpiece projects he once zealously promoted to glorify his nephew's nascent leadership.
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"We have to be strategic in whatever we do," the leader of the House Democrats said, considering the desire some in her party had to zealously investigate the Trump administration.
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Apple is famous for zealously guarding against early disclosures, using code names to describe internal projects and employing a security team and investigators to reportedly track down those who leak.
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Coaches at the World Cup zealously guard their tactics and team selection plans for the monthlong event, often erecting fences around training fields to prevent such information from leaking out.
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Yet, now that Mueller is closing in on the White House, the same right-wing figures who zealously defended Starr at every turn have begun to turn on the investigation.
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Ms. Park's office zealously pursued her opponents after the ferry disaster, according to the diary of Kim Young-han, the former presidential aide who detailed the retaliation against Mr. Hong.
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After zealously greeting Trump's arrival on stage with raucous chants, shrieks and cries, the supporters cheered as he accused Clinton of being a corrupt criminal who could shoot someone with impunity.
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But within the supposed "island of stability" there was a substantial minority population that was religiously conservative, politically active and zealously committed to imposing their values and agenda upon the state.
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Likely he would have regarded any such performance as an imposition on his zealously protected privacy and would have insisted on near-absolute control over who was cast in the part.
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New York State has a platoon of state auditors who zealously examine whether people are trying to skirt paying its state and local taxes by improperly claiming that they live elsewhere.
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A biting speaker, he zealously played the hatchet man for Richard M. Nixon, whose presidency was becoming imperiled by the widening Watergate scandal that would lead to his resignation in 21973.
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Stephen Colbert made a joke of it a few years back, saying he would call the big game the Superb Owl to avoid angry letters from N.F.L. lawyers zealously guarding trademarks.
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"The government recognizes that respondent's counsel have a duty to zealously advocate on behalf of their client, but they also have duties to this Court and to the Bar," the government argued.
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Although this is the first trademark that Mosley has had opposed in the history of his filings for Chyna, he says that he is going to "zealously represent" her in the case.
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" Following Cummings' statement Tuesday, Driscoll issued a response saying that the Maryland Democrat is "zealously playing the role he should in our constitutional system and we bear no ill will towards him.
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In Stay With Me, Yejide's childlessness warps to a calamity plaguing her entire community, earning her the invasive "help" of everyone from ecstatic mountaintop mystics to a zealously cruel mother-in-law.
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Christian Frizet, a zealously pro-Moscow French engineer, recalled how he went to the cemetery on instructions from the Russian Embassy in Paris and quickly loosened the lock on the iron gate.
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A spokesman for Brindle's counsel said on Saturday the attorneys have "zealously represented" Brindle as a victim of sexual abuse by an employer and the charges would be found to be false.
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Before he died in 1989 at age 30, the punk performer and photographer worked zealously toward achieving celebrity, intermingling his intimate pleasures and pains into his Polaroids, films, zines, and drag shows.
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But if Mr. Bannon's day-to-day access to Mr. Trump has diminished, his reputation as an ideological bomb-thrower has not, particularly in countries like China that zealously monitor American politics.
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When she's not inhaling generic Monday memes, zealously consuming clickbait articles (actually, what does that child star look like now?), or gorging on Bill Murray's latest escapade, she's 'gramming the latest "foodie" fad.
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Thanks to ICE — and the Trump administration's zealously hard line on immigration — arrests of undocumented immigrants have increased, including those who have lived in the country for decades and have no criminal record.
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The International Monetary Fund has over the years been criticized for the byzantine intrigues of its workplace, where domineering department heads zealously guard their turf — to the detriment of the fund's broader mission.
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Mr Pruitt, who has zealously applied himself to undoing the work of the past administration, could use the revised number to justify wiping away reams of environmental regulation that are based on it.
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Those most zealously committed to the diversity creed — that all differences in outcome are due to differential treatment and all people are inherently the same — could not let this public offense go unpunished.
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Paliya told Motherboard that for him, it was fascinating to explore the dynamics of photons emitted within the first billion years after the Big Bang, when many galaxies were zealously creating new stars.
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Hill-Burton, the first substantial inroads the US government made into health care, was designed to reinforce segregation, while enriching and empowering local political actors who were zealously invested in oppressing black people.
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Earlier this year, others called her out for failing to deliver on a zealously promoted multicity series of creativity workshops that were to be highlighted by lofty talks, girlie lunches and gift bags.
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Those in the media that are so zealously reporting on this should take a step back and clear their heads of all the bias that has been ingrained over this contentious election cycle.
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"It is necessary to wait to see what is real and what is not real," said Justice Minister Sergio Moro, a former federal judge who built a reputation for zealously prosecuting corrupt politicians.
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In truth, however, while his administration has certainly tried to do less to stop greenhouse gas emissions it's also zealously adhering to the Miller/Heritage concept of making all forms of pollution more prevalent.
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Whether or not that's realistic, any significant alteration in trade or tax policy means winning over the House Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee, both of which zealously guard their turf.
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That does not mean they voted for open borders, endless smuggled fentanyl, and a see-no-evil-hear-no-evil approach that zealously denies the efficacy of such millennia-old technologies as a wall.
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None. Not to mention that a governor who is zealously pro-life and widely considered anti-LGTBQ does not mesh with Trump's message of being the best candidate for women and the gay community.
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WASHINGTON — The International Monetary Fund has over the years been criticized for the byzantine intrigues of its workplace, where domineering department heads zealously guard their turf — to the detriment of the fund's broader mission.
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"Mum was very strict about teaching me to cook," said Amber, explaining that her mother has often asked locals for their recipes and zealously studied cookbooks by Marcella Hazan, the doyenne of Italian cuisine.
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Singapore is known as the Garden City, and the tiny country has zealously filled its land with greenery — including at the university, which has placed gardens in spare nooks all around its modern buildings.
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There are zealously Christian establishments like Liberty University in Virginia, which may be the largest non-profit college in the world, with 15,000 students at its Lynchburg campus and another 110,000 engaged in online learning.
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It's been 238 days since Rick and Morty fans—including Kanye West, Courtney Love, and Marilyn Manson—learned Harmon and Roiland were going to make at least 70 new episodes of the zealously beloved show.
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Since Sam Walton opened his first shop over five decades ago, the firm has thrived with a simple strategy, zealously executed: operate with the lowest costs, sell at the cheapest prices and watch sales grow.
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Mr. Starr, 70, an ex-prosecutor best known nationally for zealously pursuing charges against President Bill Clinton over his affair with Monica Lewinsky, had in more recent years been a high-profile face of Baylor.
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The island, with more than 24 acres, was named for the family of Richard Riker, a 153th-century court recorder known for zealously sending blacks south into slavery whether or not they were legally free.
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A non-attorney guardian, though invaluable to the court and to attorneys in a case, is no substitute for an attorney to protect a child's legal interests, counsel them, or zealously advocate for their wishes.
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The strongly royalist military has zealously enforced Thailand's abhorrent lèse-majesté law, going so far as to jail citizens for liking Facebook posts critical of the king, or even not sufficiently condemning such online comments.
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When the list was unveiled, Ken Paxton, the Texas attorney general who has zealously prosecuted voter fraud, said that his office would "spare no effort" in helping to investigate and prosecute cases stemming from it.
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While making clear he did not question the firms' motives, Jacobs said the conflict "sapped" their incentive to zealously represent the retailers obtaining injunctive relief, and led to terms that benefited other retailers at their expense.
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"Senator Sessions has callously ignored the reality of voter suppression but zealously prosecuted innocent civil rights leaders on trumped-up charges of voter fraud," NAACP President and CEO Cornell William Brooks said in a news release.
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Within the evangelical scene, there are zealously pro-Trump figures who seem more interested in politics than theology, such as Jerry Falwell junior, who lauds the president not on religious grounds but for making America strong.
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"It would change the attorney-client relationship and impair the ability to zealously represent clients," said Kim Colby, director of the Center for Law and Religious Freedom at the Christian Legal Society, which opposes the amendment.
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It was quite a blow to the DNC, because political parties usually guard their research zealously, hoping to use it with the news media and political commercials to help ding their political rivals without leaving fingerprints.
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" She zealously parrots his contention that there's no evidence of anything untoward between his campaign and Russia, dismissing his hapless namesake's infamous meeting in Trump Tower with a Russian emissary as "pretty standard campaign operating procedure.
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On Wednesday, senior American officials described the foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif — who defends his government's policies as zealously as does his American counterpart, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo — as being a "propaganda arm" of Tehran.
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On Wednesday, senior American officials described the foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif — who defends his government's policies as zealously as does his American counterpart, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo — as being a "propaganda arm" of Tehran.
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Democrats, even as we zealously pursue the investigations and oversight that this president so richly deserves, should not fetishize Russian collusion in the way that Republicans have turned Benghazi, Uranium One and "But her emails" into catechism.
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In an interview on Monday, Mr. Fineberg recalled his mother fondly as something of a human juggernaut who had zealously supported the tennis aspirations that, as a 12-year-old, he perhaps did not know he had.
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Having escaped her zealously religious father, who attempted to raise her "in a state of complete purity," at age 17, she has accumulated student loans, credit-card debt, a mysterious, undiagnosable illness, and the attendant medical bills.
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" A spokesman for Mr. Davidson said on Tuesday that the lawyer "fulfilled his obligations and zealously advocated for Ms. McDougal to accomplish her stated goals at that time," but that commenting further would "violate attorney-client privilege.
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The same zealously defended discretion to rank applicants on intangible personality traits would, of course, later come to the aid of blacks, Hispanics and Asians when Harvard pivoted toward an embrace of affirmative action in the 1970s.
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"It's too strange, they always selectively overlook the various problems their own country is facing, zealously interfering in other countries' internal affairs, moreover based on wrong information and with strong ideological prejudice," she told a daily news briefing.
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Keith is initially presented as the devil, sure, but the devil with some good ideas … until the movie eventually reveals him as just another sellout, chasing an unattainable future instead of guarding the past as zealously as possible.
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And the film's portrayal of Kroc comes with a notable irony: Unauthorized by the company, "The Founder" uses McDonald's zealously guarded iconography to provide a bold visual tour through Kroc's supposed hijacking of those same, mostly trademarked, images.
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It is hard to imagine the UPA cutting red tape as zealously (India has risen 65 places in the World Bank's rankings of the ease of doing business since 2014) or courting foreign-direct investment (FDI) as assiduously.
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But several companies that offer lightsaber combat and Jedi training classes for adults and children apparently went too far for Lucasfilm and its new owner, the Walt Disney Company, which has a reputation for zealously guarding intellectual property.
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A panda doofing around in the snow or a bulldog making terrible decisions or Corgis zealously if distractibly playing tetherball—these are non-sports things that I argued were sports, because the animals involved embodied some deeper sportsiness.
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"While Mr. Clayton may be an excellent lawyer representing Goldman Sachs and Wall Street's too-big-to-fail banks, America's families need to know that he will represent them as zealously and as effectively," Kelleher said in a statement.
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In the decades since, appreciates of Mendieta's work have fought to draw more attention to her (the New York Times did not publish an obituary for her until last week), and the Mendieta estate has zealously protected her legacy.
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Noticing that careers in that trade tend to end early, he earned a few more degrees and now teaches strategy at Georgetown University and the National Defense University in Washington, DC—when he is not writing novels or zealously attending opera.
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The attorney general's decision directing federal prosecutors to more zealously charge individuals with the most serious crimes possible and increasing the use of mandatory minimum sentences will negatively impact young people, disproportionately impact communities of color and raise taxpayer costs.
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And if they make it into the water, they risk confrontation with a band of residents, known widely as the Bay Boys, who have long been accused of zealously — and sometimes violently — claiming the epic waves here as their exclusive territory.
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An executive summary of the 6,700-page report was made public, but the full classified version exists in just a few offices aside from Capitol Hill, which has guarded it zealously since Republicans took control of the Senate in 85033.
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To zealously guard and spoil someone is to "mollycoddle" them — as we do, with our fragile egg-like people, warming, squeezing and gently shaking them until their innards firm up a bit, which tends never to happen in this metaphor.
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For those members who take a more leisurely approach, there is a lavishly catered restaurant inside the Parliament as well as a wealth of dining opportunities in Strasbourg, which zealously criticizes any attempt to permanently relocate the legislature to Brussels.
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"Government lawyers can act strategically to play for bigger long-term victories, while defense lawyers must zealously advocate for the interests of their clients — even when they conflict with the interests of criminal defendants as a whole," the authors wrote.
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"The Trump Organization has been zealously enforcing and protecting its intellectual property rights around the world for more than 20 years, particularly in jurisdictions where trademark infringement is rampant," Amanda Miller, a spokeswoman for the Trump Organization, said in an email.
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When Chief Keenan was honored at a retirement party at Antun's restaurant in Queens in the summer of 1978, Mr. Salinger came down from his home in rural New Hampshire, where he zealously guarded his privacy, to join in the tribute.
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WASHINGTON — After years of railing against the reams of regulations enacted during the Obama years, Republicans this week will zealously embark on an effort to roll back some of those rules using an obscure law known as the Congressional Review Act.
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Image by Jim CookeThe ever-expanding operations of Uber are defined by two interlocking and zealously guarded sets of information: the things the world-dominating ride-hailing company knows about you, and the things it doesn't want you to know about it.
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Trump relies on a tight, insular group of advisers, many of whom zealously guard access to the president, at times appear to have competing political agendas, and who, in the case of senior adviser Steve Bannon, involve themselves in national security matters.
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But the ties between the two men have led some political analysts and Western diplomats to question how zealously Zelenskiy would try to implement reforms needed to speed up economic growth and keep foreign aid flowing if they clashed with Kolomoisky's interests.
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CHISINAU, Moldova — In past campaigns in Moldova, an impoverished nation tugged between East and West, the most zealously pro-Russian political party foraged for votes by displaying photographs of its leader meeting in the Kremlin with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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This "France of the forgotten" was zealously courted by Ms Le Pen, who played a classic populist hand, appealing to ordinary people's sense that the elite was neglecting them, and promising to evict the establishment "in the name of the people", her campaign slogan.
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I did not foresee this, but in retrospect maybe I could have, all things considered," Mosley says, and adds, "I'm going to zealously represent my client in a trademark we legally filed and a name that we feel like we own and need to protect.
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Sanders represents a progressive push to take power for the working class, while the moderate or centrist wing zealously defends neo-liberal policies (like an embrace of "market-based solutions" in place of public programs) that enrich the elite and fuel growing economic inequality.
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"When it comes to Jones, we can only presume that you are speaking from ignorance and that you do not know the nature of the conduct you are now zealously defending, nor the harm that has befallen my clients and many others," the lawyers wrote.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has labored zealously to cut federal regulations, but its latest move has still astonished some experts on health care: It has asked for recommendations to relax rules that prohibit kickbacks and other payments intended to influence care for people on Medicare or Medicaid.
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That internally-driven story is about to change to an external one – both because Horta-Osorio expects to start adding new mortgages more zealously by the end of the year, and because costs equivalent to 47 percent of income are almost as low as they can go.
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The Walt Disney Company zealously defends its brand — it decided not to bid for Twitter last year in part because it was concerned with trolls on that social network — but this is not the first time that the entertainment conglomerate has had trouble from off-brand units.
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He wished zealously for the people's branch of government to make our military and veterans as proud of it as we are of them; he knew this was necessary if the country was to be its best, to meet the complex threats and opportunities shaping the 21st century.
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Several advisers warned him that he risked becoming like a wild animal chasing its prey so zealously that it raced over a cliff — a reminder that he could pursue his grievances and his eagerness to fling insults, but that the cost would be a plunge into an electoral abyss.
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According to a recent lawsuit against Southwest and Boeing, the airline had rewarded this loyalty with an unwritten but zealously enforced "handshake" agreement, dating back to the 1990s, that Boeing would not sell any planes for less than Southwest was paying, or Boeing would send Southwest a rebate check.
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The steam table is bountiful if not particularly memorable, with daily offerings that might include a stroganoff of salted beef and mushrooms, its sauce a meld of cream and ketchup — a Brazilian appropriation of a Russian aristocrat's dish, here earthier and less zealously pink than other versions I've tried.
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A country transformed: Iranian society has changed dramatically over the past four decades, the New York Times' Thomas Erdbrink writes from Tehran: With the revolution came bans on alcohol, intermingling of the sexes, music on TV and more, all "zealously and sometimes brutally enforced by the morality police" and paramilitaries.
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And while countries, consumers and companies remain steadfastly engaged with China, there is also a resounding acknowledgement of the challenges of trading with a country that regularly commandeers intellectual property, forces tech transfers, zealously uses anti-monopoly laws to implement economic policy and mandates joint ventures for companies operating in China.
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" In a letter, Solicitor General Jeffrey Thompson said that Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller's decision to disqualify himself "is based on the Attorney General's determination that he could not zealously assert the state's position because of his core belief that the statute, if upheld, would undermine rights and protections for women.
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The people who need them the most: Capital defense lawyers charged with the macabre – but honorable-beyond-belief duty – of having to document their clients' last moments (clients they've represented for years, and in some instances, decades) while zealously protecting their constitutional right to be free from cruel and unusual punishment.
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The zealously Christian organization behind the group, Love Life Charlotte (LLC), has mobilized over 100 separate congregations on the morning of Saturday, December 2—the culmination of a 40-week long campaign against abortion that's seen a total of 18,000 protesters descending on the clinic in the past two years.
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With that goal — and remember, this was the 1990s — some members of the group turned to a newly ascendant philosophy for fighting crime: broken-windows theory, the idea that very serious infractions, like robbery and violent crime, could be avoided by zealously policing seemingly un-serious ones, like … broken windows.
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No date is more sensitive in the Chinese calendar, and therefore more zealously over-policed, than June 4, the anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre, when People's Liberation Army troops -- on the orders of paramount leader Deng Xiaoping -- brutally cracked down on student and worker groups protesting in Beijing and other cities.
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Throughout my adolescence, largely spent on asphalt ball courts and planted in front of BET with what in retrospect appears a lot like the fervency of the convert, the zealously born-again, I consciously learned and performed my race, like a teacher's pet in an advanced-placement course on cartoonish black manhood.
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Alan Garten, chief legal officer for the Trump Organization, which is being run by Trump's adult sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, provided CNBC with a prepared statement: Like every other major international brand, the Trump Organization has been zealously protecting its intellectual property rights around the world for more than 22017 years.
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I found that strange, because Lenin was one of the most strong-willed men who ever lived; he was at once zealously one-sided and emotionally evasive, but nevertheless, throughout his exile, no matter where he happened to be, in Zurich, London or Paris, he made sure to have Turgenev's collected works with him.
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The first two-thirds-plus zealously posits that the impeachment articles are not merely insufficient in that they fail to state impeachable offenses; they are subversive of the Constitution, envisioning a standard that would threaten all future presidents — landing us in the very thicket of politicized abuse of the impeachment power that the Framers feared.
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Given the mass of litigation it faces, J&J has little choice but to zealously dispute findings that its products sometimes contained traces of asbestos, said Eric Dezenhall, a crisis-management consultant in Washington, D.C. "If your position in court is that the claims being made are false…you can't just shrug your shoulders," he said.
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" Dreiband addressed the criticism head-on during his confirmation hearing, explaining that his role as a corporate lawyer was to "zealously advocate for (his) clients," while as a government attorney he had a "duty to the public interest, a duty to seek justice and to do justice...on behalf of the people of the United States.
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Unfortunately, the resolution is not likely to sway Jaroslaw Kaczynski and his fellow nationalists in the ruling Law and Justice Party, who believe that it is their mission to zealously defend socially conservative Catholic values and Polish sovereignty against a secular E.U. and a multiethnic Europe — even if that means trampling on the rule of law.
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In the name of this so-called love, he christened himself Quichotte, for the opera "Don Quichotte," and resolved to be his "beloved" 's knight-errant, to pursue her zealously right through the television screen into whatever exalted high-definition reality she and her kind inhabited, and, by deeds as well as by grace, to win her heart.
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But the Trump administration's decision to leave the council is also in keeping with an ongoing trend: The Trump administration has zealously moved away from international agreements and entanglements over the past year and a half, withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the Iran nuclear deal, and announcing its intention to withdraw from the Paris climate accords, among others.
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These manufacturers could choose to share information in order to help researchers and experts identify security weaknesses, but instead they have zealously guarded it as proprietary, even when the outcome of a presidential election has been at stake — as John Kerry found out when his 2004 presidential campaign attempted to look into voting irregularities in Ohio.
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"We are zealously going about trying to determine which of our employees are good employees and who do their job, and that is the vast majority of prison staff, but we do have some I know out there who obviously choose not to follow policy, choose not to do their job, and we want them gone," she said.
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He wanted to be a poet but suffered from a day job, or at least a source of regular income, that was at this stage a discipline almost as interesting: he was a popular house artist on the online-community site AllFreeekArt, confecting pornographic cartoons according to the punctilious specifications of a zealously loyal and steadily expanding client base.
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At the same time Democrats, who over the last half-century have zealously defended sacrosanct federal laws - such as the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that tackled segregation - against arguments that states should be allowed to chart their own way, are now making plans to employ some of those very states' rights positions to fend off Trump administration policies they disagree with.
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"Eric understands that a lawyer must zealously and competently represent the interests of his client to the full extent of the law, whether that client is the government, an aggrieved individual or group of individuals, or a corporation," a group of 18 labor and employment lawyers from firms including Littler Mendelson and Paul Hastings LLP wrote in a letter supporting his nomination.
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Once she converted to Catholicism, she zealously pursued a platform that included the distributist theory of broad property ownership, racial equality, pacifism, safeguarding the rights of organized labor and environmentalism — a robust agenda to be put into effect through direct support for the poor and homeless, rural communes upstate, ascetic retreats, social services, aggressive advocacy and, when necessary, civil disobedience.
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Less understood is the similar bet that Sanders is making on Latino voters: His campaign believes that by driving up turnout among Latinos, as well as young and working-class voters of all ethnicities, he can build out the electorate, bring new voters into the fold, and expand the 15 to 20 percent of Democratic voters who zealously support the democratic socialist.
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And, as with the denial of rights, the denial of facts runs counter to democracy, it could be its undoing, which is why we must zealously protect independent media; and we have to guard against the tendency for social media to become purely a platform for spectacle, outrage, or disinformation; and we have to insist that our schools teach critical thinking to our young people, not just blind obedience.
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And, as with the denial of rights, the denial of facts runs counter to democracy, it could be its undoing, which is why we must zealously protect independent media; and we have to guard against the tendency for social media to become purely a platform for spectacle, outrage or disinformation; and we have to insist that our schools teach critical thinking to our young people, not just blind obedience.
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The other anxiety, dominant in the embattled liberal center, is that the people who want more than what modernity is currently delivering — whether they're socialists or populists or integralists or something else entirely — are in various ways really just interested in building up Efrafa: either a literal police state with strongmen and zealously guarded borders and tight control of reproduction, a Gilead or Fortress Europe, or else a police state of the imagination, with ideological commissars ever on patrol.
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While Mueller and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE are zealously rooting out Russian tweets that said rough things about Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, they are ignoring case after case of foreigners registering and voting.
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Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 21625,2900 at auction MORE and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE have both zealously guarded their young children's privacy, conscious of the toll that public scrutiny wrought on Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 220006:2202 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28500 MORE's and George W. Bush's daughters.
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