Sentences with phrase «afforded new»

So your suggesting that normally he would be afforded a new trial, but because the lawyer hinted he might lie he was denied a new lawyer?

Pastel afforded new avenues of experimentation for Chase, which often emerged as texture studies: the reflective and sumptuous surfaces of the work on display exhibits Chase's command of the medium.

It seems we'll be afforded a new level of customizability in terms of our gear and weapons via mods and shaders that seem to be usable on individual items of gear.

Researchers from RAND studying the first year of Vermont's implementation of portfolio assessments for fourth and eighth graders found that the development of portfolios (work was selected by students with input from classroom teachers) had several positive educational outcomes: Students and teachers were more enthusiastic and had a more positive attitude about learning, teachers devoted «substantially more attention» to problem solving and communication (two areas represented by portfolios), students spent more time working in small groups or in pairs, and teachers felt the portfolios afforded them a new perspective on student work.

The widespread use of Twitter and Facebook has afforded new approaches to social science research, and requires new techniques to analyze and interpret data using computer science methods.

Venture capitalist Albert Wenger believes regulation will help Big Tech the most as they'll be the only ones to afford new strictures.

Beyond the basics of affording me new knowledge to do my job better, these networks always served me well, especially early on in my career.

If you are one of the blessed few who can afford a new Porsche Panamera, don't think, just do it.

However, it also affords new powers to the U.S. government to sanction firms involved with Russian pipelines, most notably German firms involved with Nord Stream 2.

If your company is growing quickly, you might need all the working capital you can get in order to afford new costs.

Yet, they can't afford the new housing.»

It's okay to drive a beater car because you can't afford a new car payment.

If you can not afford a new Trezor wallet then you can use following software wallets to restore your cryptocurrency wallets:

Sometimes we need to think about taking our pews out, if we can't afford a new building.

At some point, you may have to say, «Money is really tight and we can not afford a new pizza oven right now.

I can afford a new car.

So it seems that I can and can't afford a new car to replace the existing one that isn't as shiny as it once was.

You say that you would be happy if only you could attain financial security, if only you never needed to worry about bills or taxes, or how to afford a new car.

Thanks to it, I'm endlessly tempted to buy new lenses for my camera, when I can hardly even afford a new tripod.

Although many of these claims challenge the veracity of «organic,» «healthy,» and «100 %» claims on labels, several states are affording new opportunities to attack ingredient labels — an area that federal courts have traditionally found to be preempted (barred) by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) with no private right of action for individual citizens.

Who would want to manage Manchester United then when it would be clear that fans can not afford the new manager the time to turn things around?

At the beginning when we couldn't afford a new bed they (gasp) slept on the same double futon on the floor.

We delayed a few months because our daughter was still too light to sit in a booster seat and we couldn't afford another new carseat.

He might also learn not to ask, «Why can't we afford a new...?»

But, then again, I'm kind of a tech nerd and plan parts of financial budget around affording new gadgets.

If you don't have a table and can't afford a new one, search for an inexpensive wooden table and shorten the legs with a handsaw.

All of it helped, but the problem wasn't solved until a few months later when we had two in cloth diapers and we were finally able to afford a new water softener.

Considering she's not a great sleeper sometimes, well some days the only thing keeping me from tossing this model ergo is how much it cost originally and I can't afford a new one.

However, for the most part this breast pump is well worth the cost as well as the convenience it affords new mothers.

Such a long period of regulatory uncertainty would wreak major havoc in health insurance markets, but if Republicans repealed and replaced immediately with say, expanded tax credits, it is not clear how many people would be able to afford new or keep existing health insurance plans under the new regime, with no mandate and lighter requirements of insurance companies.

«By removing barriers for talented graduates and allowing them to afford a new home in the Empire State, we are laying the foundation for stronger, more viable communities across New York for generations to come.»

I helped secure the funding for a grant program in upper Manhattan to help small businesses afford new energy efficient equipment.

She revealed that the registration exercise would afford new entrants the opportunity to register and those with expired cards to renew their cards free of charge.

In what attracted laugher in the floor of the senate, Melaye jokingly said the policy would further affect people who can not afford new vehicles such as «Senator Ali Ndume and Chris Ubah ``.

People can not afford New York.

I hope you will give way and afford a new leader the opportunity to take on the fight.

He was trying to inform the public that the district could not afford the new teachers contract.

But City Council members Mark Levine and Vanessa Gibson have previously introduced legislation that would afford every New Yorker a lawyer in housing court — where less affluent New Yorkers are often up against better - heeled landlords — that the Independent Budget Office has estimated would cost $ 100 million.

A new elevator at Walkway Over the Hudson was put into operation Thursday, affording new access and scenic views.

This program will help farmers afford new, more efficient measures to conserve energy and protect the farm's bottom line.

The role Mr. Stringer is seeking to claim for himself may afford him new entree in those communities.

Another gets his lunch at Tesco because he can't afford the new (more realistic) prices in the parliamentary canteens.

Although its launch in Britain last week could give them access to uncontaminated and potentially limitless supplies, the 95 haemophilia treatment centres may not be able to afford the new drug, which costs 52p per unit, compared with 20 to 45p for factor 8 extracted from human blood.

This should afford new superheavy atoms much longer lifetimes than their rapidly decaying neighbors on the periodic table.

We can't afford the new ER drugs, like Bydureon, that seem to work.

My husband keeps threatening to rip up our old carpet and leave the subfloor until we can afford new carpet, which I would be ok with, except it's pretty much the WHOLE house.

We recently moved to Charlotte from Beaufort, SC for my husbands job and simply can not afford new as we are paying for 3 properties.

Maybe one day I'll actually be able to afford a new camera... probably not while I'm still a student though haha.

There is no way to afford all new and trendy clothes and be able to buy other important stuff, like food.

But he grew up [poor] so when I told him that was the style, he said that that's what poor people wear when they can't afford new clothes.