Sentences with phrase «herd into»

How many policies and practices can we actually herd into the either / or distinction sustainability requires?

There is a little problem with reponses from them for questions or comments regarding submitted work - but with what must be thousands of members by now, I can not see how they can be available to respond to so many inquiries unless you herd them all into your studio and never let them out:)!

It took about 10 minutes to corral the elephant seal, cover it in a net and herd it into an animal services utility trailer where it was guided up a low ramp and into a container.

This year, like all the others since I've had dogs, I'm going to get the herd into the bedroom, close the door, snuggle and read, maybe while playing some music to mask the noise.

If the standoff continues, very carefully herd them into separate parts of the house to calm down.

To do this, place a cup (or cardboard tube with paper stuffed in one end to close it off) on its side in front of the hamster and gently herd them into the cup (or tube) to carry them.

Out of the 5,000 + stocks available, at least investors know better than to herd into 500 stocks, instead of just 30, so that helps.

@RazieMah Obviously I'm not in favor of the interment camps, but that has little to do with the fact that a minority of those interned weren't citizens and much more to do with the fact that somebody's ethnicity isn't good enough reason to herd him into a camp.

Shall we wake up by continually questioning our social conditioning and transform ourselves from unconscious members of the herd into conscious individuals?

For all of their computers, MBAs, and six - figure bonuses, they follow the herd into stocks that underperform.

Yet investors should be wary in asset classes where low volatility has encouraged many to herd into similar trades, we believe.

And McConnell and his lieutenants, so far, haven't been able to herd them into a cohesive political flock.

We're not going to stop herding into vulnerable areas until other people stop (and they're not going to stop until we stop).

But to be effective, Yellen must learn from her mistakes and recognize that even a healthy range of views must ultimately be herded into a coherent policy message.

Afterward, players are herded into a small room to collect their reward: A psychedelic video of fire - breathing vultures, greedy politicians and U.S. dollar bills.

Sheep must not be herded into the places of shearing and slaughter by anyone other than the beneficent shepherd, Christ's representative on earth, our holy father, the one who wears the shoes of the Fisherman... I've forgotten his name... Jorge Bergoglio isn't it?

There, just off the National Mall in Washington, the victims of Nazism will be on view for the American public, stripped, herded into ditches, shot, buried, and then the tape will repeat and they will be herded into the ditches again, shot again, buried again.

A few weeks before graduation, we were herded into the library for a presentation by a man and his VERY pregnant wife, to extoll the virtues of the rhythm method.

We have been stampeded back and forth between the «up and out» and the «down and in,» as if herded into the to - and - fro of an accelerated Hegelian dialectic.

For example, thieves were nailed to wooden crosses until they died from dehydration or loss of blood; men and women were herded into dens of hungry lions, to be mauled or eaten alive; some were burned alive.

Children are not simply commodities to be herded into line and trained for the jobs that white people who live in segregated neighborhoods have available.

Forbidden by the newly Christianized Roman Empire from owning land or practicing most professions, Jews were herded into moneylending by church and state, the former purposing to humiliate them, the latter to milk them.

In Kurt Vonnegut's novel Slaughterhouse Five a group of Allied soldiers is captured and herded into a defunct meatpacking plant near Dresden, a slaughterhouse in which they are to be incarcerated.

But sometimes the issues raised by novel technologies are so fresh that they resist being herded into the old corrals.

One of the girls told a relative that the five girls were crushed «as they were herded into vehicles and driven away.»

Watch a video of mother cows being separated from her calf, or of cows being herded into trucks (sometimes violently), or even what goes on in slaughter houses.

What I'm saying is... why not fix whatever is allowing THAT to occur, and maybe less people would be herded into the arms of dubious lay practitioners?

Occupy Wall Street protesters can pursue their claim that police violated the U.S. Constitution when they were targeted for protesting, herded into a press pen and detained outside of a fundraiser for President Obama in 2011, a federal judge has ruled.

The NURTW official said: «over 15 vehicles including long trucks, buses and commercial cars were intercepted by the armed bandits who selected their victims from their look and dressing and herded them into the bush.

An imperiled caribou herd in western Alberta province in Canada could become a high - profile test case for a controversial plan to save some of Canada's woodland caribou from extinction: herding them into pens enclosing 100 square kilometers or more and ringed with electric fences, and killing or removing every predator inside.

Each year, hundreds of dolphins are herded into a cove near the fishing village of Taiji in south - east Japan, and killed with knives and spears.

Concerns are that a major road will irreparably fragment habitat, deliver poachers directly to the park's interior, and turn thundering herds into so much roadkill.

In less forgiving settings, family units often split up for long periods, dividing their herds into smaller groups during dry seasons, for instance, with family members scattered with subflocks on distant pockets of grazing land.

In one scene, a group of women is herded into what we suppose is a chemical shower where they will be killed.

The second season premiere of Into the Badlands (AMC, Sundays, 10 / 9C), Chapter VII — Tiger Pushes Mountain, opens six months later — as Sunny, in stocks and chains, is herded into a mining prison.

Michael and Ana are soon engulfed by the anti-Armenian hatred that grips the country — shops destroyed, property seized, Armenians expelled or herded into prison camps.

All the kids are herded into a locked holding cell in a basement where, of course, they bond with each other before proceeding to break out and drive him and his hapless assistant, Zach (Wilmer Valderrama), absolutely bonkers.

In another scene, people are ordered to disrobe (no explicit nudity is shown) before they are herded into a «shower room» and gassed to death.

However, to get the supply he needs for the job, he puts together a fake family which includes a «stoner neighbor kid who is borderline retarded and a sassmouth prostitute» herds them into an RV and heads to Mexico to pick up 1,400 pounds of marijuana.

Immigrants are herded into ghettos of appalling conditions, and a violent rebel class has emerged.

She is effectively playing a number of different Sophies: the prewar girl, terrified of her reactionary, antisemitic father; the young woman being herded into the camp; the fierce, self - hating survivor whose every ounce of energy is devoted to suppressing the memory of her «choice»; and then the postwar woman of mystery, who finds herself sharing her life with a damaged bully, who loves her in his own way.

All are herded into professional development boot camp, the 13 - year veteran with a master's deg

Kids who out of school control large sums of money and have huge choices on how they spend it have almost no choices at all about how they are educated — they are, for the most part, just herded into classrooms and told what to do and when to do it.

With no high - quality alternative settings to send them to and no power to eject them from the premises, the school safety officers find themselves either herding them into classrooms or bonding with the worst offenders in a sort of reverse «Stockholm syndrome.»

In Detroit, over a hundred men were herded into a bull - pen measuring twenty - four by thirty feet and kept there for a week under conditions which the mayor of the city called intolerable.

Earlier in the evening, on a beach at the northernmost tip of Egypt, he and his companions were herded into this little boat.

There are two father figures in Roy's life: Big Roy is the one who shep - herded him into adulthood and helped him grow into a responsible, capa - ble person, but Walter is the one who taught Roy how to survive.

Average Americans, on the other hand are «herded into a largely automated system».

For example, investors were herding into Canadian equities — and especially resources — at the tail end of the commodity bull market that ran from 2001 through the end of 2007.

Their only mistakes were not looking out for themselves by ignoring information like this page, needing to be herded into making a buying decision by a slick salesperson in a nice suit (AKA just being a sheeple led by their shepherd), and thinking «the government» is actually out doing something about these types of abuses.