Sentences with phrase «to countermand»

Two days later, Moscovici's message was seemingly countermanded by Valdis Dombrovskis, vice president of the European Commission (the Executive for the European Union), when he told reporters in Brussels that:

Two days later, Moscovici's message was seemingly countermanded by

This was all I needed to take me day to day and I tried to think of these days and nights as the hushed countermand, ours, to the widespread belief that the future, everybody's, will be worse than the past.

In the first scene the word countermands the first affirmative response of Nathan to David (II Sam.

You are trying both to counteract the violent illness and the fatigue at one and the same time — in due Proportion, as the body is able to take on two different, even countermanding, treatments.

To purposely countermand God's will to breed like rabits is to lie to the Holy Spirit in the same way that Ananias and Saphira did in Acts 5: 1 - 11 when they held back a portion of their gift to God.

When such Jewish voices are raised Christians have a right to hear other Jewish voices countermanding them.

The supposition that metaphysical principles refer to factors which, though they pervade possibilities as universal ingredients, yet might fail to characterize actualities, since there need be none, is a supposition countermanded by Hartshorne.

On Tuesday, November 5, 1996, the voters of Oregon countermanded 2,500 years of medical ethical precepts by permitting physicians to write prescriptions for terminally ill patients with the understanding that the prescribed drugs would be used for suicide.

The tribune countermanded his orders, observing to Paul that he had bought his Roman citizenship and implying that it was no longer the honor it used to be, since most anyone could get it who was willing and able to pay a bribe.

With an army of campaign aides, Perez countermanded a request by California Democratic Party Chairman John Burton that statewide candidates not seek the party's endorsement.

I hereby countermand that declaration as President General of Ohaneze.

They are also testing ways to make sure that a gene drive can be countermanded once it has been set loose.

The hygiene hypothesis — the theory that early exposure to dirt and germs programs your immune system to properly identify and countermand threats — has been gaining slow but steady support over the past decade.

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Safety technologies like lane - departure prevention often send odd feedback to the wheel and sometimes countermand driver inputs.

publishers, indie publishers can help countermand some of Amazon's heavy corporate influence by carving out other channels of distribution.

No federal court has countermanded Congress's action to protect animals and provide some level of transparency.

We've always countermanded contractors» orders to their employees not to use our bathrooms or ask us for water, because that's just common decency.

Those sells were almost always good sells, and I wish I had not been countermanded by my new bosses on Enron (the greatest company in the world.)

Nobody has the right to countermand that decision,» William J. Perry, the 19th Secretary of State who served under former President Bill Clinton, from 1994 to 1997, told Radiolab.

If God «tells us» something that adds to scripture then that is a false message as it countermands the scripture which says nothing is to be added.

Not even God can countermand is own decrees (or so says the Bible since God is Faultless) and his First decree after the Original Sin is that ALL descendents of Adam and Eve would bear the shame of Sin.

Love the lovely boomerang remands, in command and countermand, circumnavigations that sang exile and reply out of the waiving hand.

His sister mercifully lied, saying he had countermanded this order on his deathbed, and so spared the religious leaders of the nation.

COUNTERMAND: $ 30,700 Mayflower Stakes, 1 m. 70 yards, by 3/4 length, in 1:43 3/5, at Suffolk Downs, East Boston, Mass., Arnold Kirkland up.

Though to countermand this, they actually really liked Shane's spots in this match, and thought the «both guys think the ref is screwing them while he's doing his best to stay fair» storyline was great.

Ortom has countermanded this claim.

In the first sign of tensions between the two parties, the Conservatives had to countermand a Liberal Democrat briefing that Cameron would not be responsible for the dismissal of Lib Dem members of the new administration.

«It allows the inspector general to make decisions that I think would countermand or put into question what the police commissioner should in his soul or her soul have the right to do,» Lhota said.

«Nature is the ultimate bioterrorist and we need to do all we can to stay one step ahead» by conducting research «to help us better recognize and countermand these strains.»

The board was against my appointment, so I needed investors to give me sufficient votes to countermand that.

The legend offered here is motivated by the resolve of the national media industry to countermand the 2016 election, first by going back to establish the Washington Post's bona fides when it followed the New York Times» publication of the Pentagon Papers.

If Secretary DeVos and General Sessions need any additional reason to rescind or countermand that three - year old «dear colleague» letter, however, they should consider the negative impact that its view of discipline has on schools of choice.

Countermanding the ability of 529s to enjoy the immediate state tax deduction would leave only the long - horizon federal benefit.

I rarely see an IEP (or more informal learning plan) that provides any intention of replacing the content learning that the intervention is going to countermand.

This lawsuit may not really go anywhere, as the three judges presiding over the case are not going to countermand the relaxed restrictions.

Its doubtful whether or not the lawsuit has any merit, the three judges presiding over the case are not going to countermand the relaxed restrictions.

One was Enron — don't get me wrong, I urged the sale of Enron bonds, but was countermanded.

I've perhaps been tepid so far — call it an effort to countermand the unstoppable, often queasy E3 hype train.

She countermands permanence with raw clay, and with collages in which neon and small, often unspecifiable, elements are arranged in something approaching a multiple self - portrait, introducing a hint of narrative into the flow of the exhibition.