Sentences with phrase «shenanigans by»

Bushwick About Blog De Lune is a style & self - photographed personal style blog by a Brooklyn - based redhead working in tech and getting into shenanigans by Claire Geist.

She keeps the witness under control and ignores any shenanigans by the opposing counsel.

Hmm, me thinks he is fearful of legal action, but know that he can get away with shenanigans by harassing scientists across the pond and the US border.

Learn how, in this one small artistic avenue, the ghosts of Peggy Guggenheim, Jean Cocteau, Freddy Mayor, Salvador Dali and the notorious Miss Shelia Legge, the Phantom of Sex Appeal, meet more recent shenanigans by the likes of Mark Wallinger, the Neo-Naturists and the Grey Organisation.

Pay attention to free cash flow in addition to GAAP earnings and learn to detect financial statement fraud, for example by studying Financial Shenanigans by Howard Schilit.

The bright side of that is that the yields are much more stable, the funds are a lot more conservative, shenanigans by the funds are mostly eliminated, and thus are more suitable for retired investors.

This is most useful when taking out bank loans and you want to ensure they're not trying to pull any shenanigans by putting compounding periods less than annual into your contract.

Last year, the FIA issued two BoP changes after the test day including the unprecedented update issued after the qualifying shenanigans by Ford and Ferrari.

There has been much blow - back to the ACO and their so - called Balance of Performance updates as well as the shenanigans by Ford and Ferrari which include sandbagging races and the Le Mans test as well as poor sportsmanship at the end of the race.

These shenanigans by the district and the union have been presented to the public in a way that is designed to pull the wool over people's eyes: «The result has been a perversion of the evaluation system and a knowing effort to deceive the public using educational jargon.»

Bushwick About Blog De Lune is a style & self - photographed personal style blog by a Brooklyn - based redhead working in tech and getting into shenanigans by Claire Geist.

My PERSONAL opinion is that women giving birth out of hospital at these sites are taking unnecessary risk with their babies and that the government should not be encouraging such shenanigans by sinking millions of dollars into cozy rooms with fireplaces and big screen tvs while leaving the hospitals to go begging.

Even the earlier slow pace, was broken up by Shenanigans by Steph.

Pallotta has been quick to respond to shenanigans by other team owners, as well.

Not exact matches

The people behind pump - and - dump shenanigans can make fast money, until they get caught: In the US, a Bugatti - driving promoter allegedly drove up the value of a prescription - drug distributor by more than $ 700 million within two months, according to a Bloomberg report.

Governance by political posturings relieves many a fart - wad from alienations of systemic protrusions being petrified by the blood - works of shenanigans» ill - affordabilities.

Used to justify all manner of errant nonsense, it is nevertheless «essentially prophetic, which is to say that its ideals and aspirations stand in constant judgment over the passing shenanigans of the people, reminding them of the standards by which their current practices and those of their nation are ever being judged and found wanting.

Ask yourselves this: If the news would have reported that Stan was willing to sanctions deals for the top five players that were voted for by the fans and went and signed them, I bet the majority would have turned a blind eye to the muppets hunting channel shenanigans??

But it's no surprise because the same man who frowns upon this, also had complete faith in the FFP rules and how the City's, Chelsea's and Barcelona's would be so knee deep in debt and restrictions by now, they would be able to pull off any sort of shenanigans and Arsenal would be the knights in shining armor at the top of the food chain!

He was working, after all, under the direction of USGA director of rules and competitions Tom Meeks (the man blamed by many for the Shinnecock shenanigans) and Meeks's designated successor, Davis.

The Usal under bidding and getting out — priced by our rivals, aswell as the late late panic buying shenanigans, on Wenger's behalf.?

Hot on the heels of yesterday's King Kev shenanigans at the Toon, Curbishley tendered his resignation on Wednesday and it was accepted by West Ham owner Bjorgolfur Gudmundsson.

It was a result that puts some daylight between Chelsea at the top of the table and the chasing pack — and was considerably impressive considering the week of drama provided by Diego Costa's shenanigans.

I'll gloss over the shenanigans that delayed the kick off, and instead write about the marvellous entertainment served up by the players on this emotional night.

Like watching the last episode of How I Met Your Mother, knowing the show had gone to the dogs for years, but still being best by a feeling of melancholy knowing that you'd never see Barney Stinson's shenanigans again.

The loss of N'Golo Kante has been Chelsea's spectacular gain, Riyad Mahrez has failed to inspire, the defensive shenanigans of Huth and Morgan have been under increased refereeing scrutiny and the threat of the ball over the top to Vardy tactic has been neutralised by most opponents.

* Just to be clear, for any random MRA dudes who happen to stumble by and want to call me a bitch for jokingly complaining about my husband, he was totally on board with this post and thinks his shenanigans are hilarious *

All along, I hope it has been obvious that while I am entertained by their shenanigans, I do not agree with their views on abortion, gay marriage, family planning and about 12,000 other things.

She actually recently considered moving all three boys (5, 4, and 1) into a super-sized attic room together, but decided against it because even though the baby sleeps through the night, he is still easily awoken by his brother's shenanigans.

Though the economy was throttling at a relatively modest pace, economic prospects at the time of the coup were already becoming clouded by the political shenanigans of the period.

The idea, Curran spokesman Michael Martino said later, is to blunt the potential of favoritism, or other contracting shenanigans, by opening up the contracting process — a move also made by former County Executive Thomas Suozzi during his first term in office.

Perhaps Andy Coulson is genuinely innocent & is doing the honourable thing by quitting, thus taking unnecessary pressure off of the PM who — either way — has nothing to do with any phone tapping shenanigans?

As longstanding Nassau County legislator John Ciotti (D - Elmont) tries to distance himself from the racist and sexist shenanigans of his campaign workers, the sister of his opponent, Mickey Solages the victim of harassing taunts by a loose cannon that identifies as Republican, caught it all on tape.

The shenanigans came during testimony by ex-North Hempstead Councilman Tom Dwyer, who said he handed Adam a $ 20,000 «referral fee» in 2013 as a favor to Charles Dorego of Glenwood Management.

Garvin, who calls this a «shenanigans detection system,» also sees it as a way to manage and motivate teams by recognizing the distances they travel.

Unlike David Cameron and Gordon Brown, with whom it's possible to refer, en passant, to Bullingdon Club shenanigans, or a rugby injury, or a manse, and for nearly everyone to know what that might mean, all most people knew about Clegg (if they could name the leader of the Liberal Democrats at all) was perhaps that he had some European connections, though they weren't sure what, and maybe that he once told Piers Morgan he'd had 30 lovers (in fact, asked by Morgan whether he had slept with 30 women, Clegg replied: «It's a lot less than that» — not that that got in the way of a good story.)

It can't do that type of shenanigan when its debt is held by foreign entities.

WETM first brought you this story back in May, when magazine Mother Jones said «shenanigans» were being pulled in the district by a Republican operative.

Private Members» Bills are railroaded into submission by the government majority or by the Whips» shenanigans.

So it's not surprising how little oversight or insight JCOPE brought to the shenanigans discovered within the administration by the federal prosecutor.

I learn about the lieutenant governor coming to town to continue the charade of Cuomo - driven improvements to the Peace Bridge; Mark Poloncarz's endorsement of Byron Brown, a mayor he has little use for; the latest shenanigans at the Erie County Water Authority; and the compelled testimony by city officials about how they play the patronage game.

These kinds of shenanigans are by no means unknown in north east Labour politics, but have been somewhat less common with the decline of trade unions and the massive decline in active individual membership.

Castro turned informant after he was indicted by the Bronx District Attorney's office for lying about election shenanigans back in 2008, and is believed to be the first sitting New York state politician to snare a colleague while wearing a wire undercover.

Also, state regulators should crack down hard on the kind of shenanigans practiced by Democrats when they paid for a mailing touting Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's candidacy with money from their federal account — much of it supplied by state contractors, who are forbidden to contribute directly to state campaigns.

Several Nebraska state lawmakers were so outraged by the shenanigans that they are pushing legislation that would impose some of the country's most restrictive regulations on prerecorded campaign calls, both bogus and legitimate ones.

Reacting in a statement issued on Wednesday by its national secretary, Mala Buni, the APC stated that the senators should not «allow political shenanigans becloud overall national interest», adding that Buhari's government strictly respected the principle of the Rule of Law as well as the Separation of Power among the three arms of government.

In truth, they have been tricked by wordplay into joining a large political party complete with a pantheon of party bosses who engage in back room horse - trading shenanigans like every other party.

My wife, meanwhile, fought her way through the usual challenges faced by young scientists working at small colleges: learning how to teach courses she never took; starting up a research program while managing an oppressive teaching load; dealing with tenure pressures and associated political shenanigans.

The only way that you, as a consumer, can rise above the pseudo-scientific shenanigans of the supplement industry is to get more informed yourself on how to evaluate the claims made by various companies.

Too much stoner shenanigans gets old quickly, a theory proven by the tedium we find here.