Sentences with phrase «of lifeline which»

Night Defense for the main State of Decay game (the mode will remain a feature of Lifeline which is included with Breakdown in the HD reissue).

Not exact matches

A distributor's lifeline are so - called output deals, which give it regional rights to all of a production company's releases over several years.

A Chilean court on Friday offered a lifeline to a controversial billion - dollar mining project which had been put on hold over its planned location near a reserve which is home to a rare species of penguin.

«Celtic Christianity may offer us a lifeline in the form of an approach to faith which is rooted in imagination,» he writes.

This summer, the always spiritually insightful Harper releases his next album, Lifeline, which follows a string of amazing records and his gospel collaboration with the blind boys of Alabama that consisted of classic hymns.

Discernment and detachment are lifelines out of the pit of loss and the island of isolation to which it threatens to doom us.

They want to cut medicare which is the lifeline of medicine for seniors.

His headed goal in the opening minutes, which he followed up with a near - replica finish towards the end of the first - half, offered the Old Lady a lifeline.

At first, I thought baby wearing, which is basically my lifeline as a mom of three, was technically against the rules.

Later today, the European Central Bank will meet to discuss the possibility of a liquidity lifeline to Greek banks which have been shut since last Monday.

The administration also got a lifeline from the city's Independent Actuary's office, which has recommended decreasing the rate of return for the city's pension investment fund from 8 to 7 percent.

The team identified a critical pathway of molecular signals which throw a lifeline to cancer cells, enabling them to survive even though they contain vast DNA errors which would usually trigger cell death.

The mechanism involves the creation of a DNA tether which acts as a lifeline to keep the broken fragment connected to the chromosome.

The 12 projects contained in today's new briefing are examples that demonstrate how public finance is still acting as a critical lifeline for destructive fossil fuel projects, many of which could not otherwise be built, and how this support continues to this day, a full year after the Paris Agreement entered into force.

Last year I found myself over-scheduled, exhausted and suffering from a case of eczema on my hands — which are my lifeline to my work.

If you do not think this equipment is for you, then check out Lifeline Power Wheel which comes with toe / heel fasteners that allow even more types of exercises.

They show us the crew of the Pendleton trying to maximize the tanker's lifeline (with lots of unfinished visual effects) and a scene in which Ben Foster's character reveals to the other two about how Bernie met Miriam.

So when Returns hits the 3DS in May, itll include New Mode, which increases the number of hits you can take before you die, and adds items that offer a lifeline when your partially clothed simian leaps straight into a pit.

Charter advocates wanted to advance a social justice message by emphasizing the impressive results being achieved by the independently run, but publicly funded, schools, which they say are providing a lifeline for thousands of poor and minority students otherwise stuck in low - performing district schools.

That's even more reason to permanently authorize the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program, which is providing a lifeline to thousands of impoverished kids in our nation's capital every day.

A chameleon, an enigma, all things to all women — a lifeline to which powerful needs and nameless longings may be attached — Ken Kimble is revealed through the eyes of the women he seduces: Birdie, his first wife, struggling to hold herself together after his desertion; second wife, Joan, a lonely, tragic heiress who sees her unknowable husband as her last chance for happiness; and Dinah, a beautiful but damaged woman half his age.

Simply put, «Project Lifeline is a foreclosure prevention program developed by six of this country's largest home loan servicers (which collectively account for approximately 60 % of the nation's estimated $ 9 trillion residential receivables market) and merely «blessed» by the Treasure Department.

While the court - ordered injunction places restrictions only on LAAS support of TNR, the MND will apply to all community cat caregivers and rescues, and the community cats for which they are a lifeline.

Funding from a Grey Muzzle grant supplements an integral element of Pawmetto Lifeline's Pet Retention Program - Sophie's Good Samaritan Medical Fund, which helps dogs with medical needs, many of which are considered «senior dogs».

LifeLine Animal Project, which manages Fulton County Animal Services, was heartbroken by the tragic death of Logan Braatz in 2017.

The Humane Society of the United States is providing water to the City of Columbia Animal Shelter, which likely won't have water for up to 10 days, and pet food to Pawmetto Lifeline animal shelter in Columbia, South Carolina.

She has served on the board of trustees of Project Pet which became Pawmetto Lifeline on Aug. 12 for almost nine years.

Since 1999, Project Pet which became Pawmetto Lifeline on Aug. 12, the same day it broke ground on its new home has been the conscience of compassion for the Midlands community and a vital area resource for humane care for abandoned and homeless animals.

LifeLine Animal Project announces SNIP DeKalb (Spay Neuter Impact Program), which for a limited time will provide free spay / neuters to cats or medium - large breed dogs, including vaccinations, for DeKalb County pet owners in need of help!

It comes from Morganne Struble of Lifeline Animal Project at Fulton County Animal Services in Georgia, which recently had a... Learn More

Under Rebecca's leadership, LifeLine also operates its own no - kill shelter, which focuses on animals with special medical or behavioral needs; Catlanta, the first and largest organized trap - neuter - return (TNR) program in Atlanta, which has sterlized and vaccinated more than 35,000 community cats; and Community LifeLine, an outreach effort that provides free vaccines and spay / neuter to thousands of pets belonging to low - income Atlantans.

It comes from Morganne Struble of Lifeline Animal Project at Fulton County Animal Services in Georgia, which recently had a large impound of 91 dogs in terrible condition from a hoarding situation.

Both are open - admission facilities, which means LifeLine accepts and cares for every animal that comes in the doors, regardless of medical condition, age or temperament.

Via phone, the company is there to help you 24/7, which is a nice lifeline in case of an emergency with your card.

Taking out enemies is a simple matter, as it's just pointing in their general direction and shooting and collecting shards and power ups, but surviving is another, as each of the androids runs on battery energy, which is their lifeline.

Ilia, half of the Barcelona street - art duo Btoy, will be participating in the group show «Lifeline» which opens concurrently with Chris Stain's solo show (previewed) at the Carmichael Gallery on Thursday, February 5th @ 7 pm.

But a new and unexpected lifeline comes courtesy of Frieze London and the Contemporary Art Society (CAS), which have teamed up on a new acquisition fund to support museums across Britain.

That means apartment dwellers can «shelter in place» during an emergency — which can be a lifeline for low - income residents, the disabled, and others who are vulnerable in times of disaster.

For example, the Indus River, which has one of the world's largest irrigation networks, is Pakistan's primary source of freshwater and can been seen as its lifeline.

Among the countries in which large tracts of land are being acquired are Ethiopia and Sudan, both already heavily dependent on World Food Programme lifelines to stave off famine.

Which is why most of the assembled NGOs, citing a pre-Cancun study by UK think tank E3G, decided that the Cancun outcome met the qualifications for the «Lifeline scenario»:

Among this group that has limited outflow during at least part of the year are the Colorado, the major river in the southwestern United States; the Yellow, the largest river in northern China; the Nile, the lifeline of Egypt; the Indus, which supplies most of Pakistan's irrigation water; and the Ganges in India's densely populated Gangetic basin.

Flaherty wasn't confident of Christopher's answer (which in the end was the correct choice) and opted to ask the audience, but when the studio audience's vote was evenly spread among the four answers, Flaherty was not convinced and decided not to answer the question and walk away with the guaranteed $ 16,000 despite having two more lifelines left.

Mobile legal research throws the suddenly unprepared lawyer a lifeline by presenting a way to quickly find information that helps answer a question, support or dispute a point, or engage in a new line of questioning — all of which not only helps in those important moments, but also builds the trust and credibility that can lead to new and enduring business.

Lifeline may be availed as one of three available sub plans - Classic, Elite and Supreme, which feature sum assured values ranging from Rs. 2 Lakhs to Rs. 1.5 Crore.

However, this lifeline comes with a rider that you can not make a claim if something were to happen to you during this interim period when your policy is in lapsed state, which means you will have to clear all medical bills and hospitalization expenses out of your own pocket.

Clyburn is a fierce defender of the agency's Lifeline program, which has come under fire from conservatives as a wasteful government handout.

In January, the conglomerate appeared to secure a lifeline with a $ 2.2 billion investment from Sunac China, a real estate developer, which purchased minority stakes in three of the conglomerate's more stable businesses, including the smart TV affiliate Leshi Zhixin, Le Vision Pictures, and Leshi Internet.

In another party line vote, the FCC moved to scale back the scope of its Lifeline program, which offers subsidies for low - income Americans to purchase landline and mobile phone plans and broadband internet services.

With the controlling of finances which act as a lifeline to an organization, I can make better financial forecasts which shall secure the interests of managers, employees and outsiders who invest in the company.