Sentences with phrase «with hackney»

The annual stunning display which sees fireworks synchronised to music returns to Clissold Park with the Hackney Fireworks Display.

On 5 July 2007, all 8 of the Claimants» children were removed by the police under a police protection order and placed with Hackney who arranged foster care.

Post event, at Hackney Law Centre discretion, selected groups will have the opportunity to test their products on potential users and take their solution further with Hackney Law Centre.

This weekend the UK's largest Law Tech community, Legal Geek partnered with Hackney Community Law Centre, a charity which provides free and independent legal advice and representation to people living, working or studying in the London borough of Hackney, to host Europe's first ever Charity LawTech Charity Hackathon.

Following the event Hackney Law Centre's are inviting selected groups to test their products on potential clients and take their solution further with Hackney Law Centre, with the aim of being used as a pilot by other law centers in the UK and Julie Bishop, Director of Law Centres Network spoke at the closing event on Saturday evening.

Karen Winton, Managing Parner Nest VC: «Legal Geek's Law Tech Hackathon for Good with the Hackney Community Law Centre uncovered some unique and creative ideas that have the potential to transform the practise of law within the legal aid environment and greatly improve people's lives.»

Iniva contributes to a new initiative showcasing emerging creatives through online profiling of the arts and creative industries with Hackney Council on Hackney Live.

The ICA also worked with Hackney - based station NTS Radio, associate artists at the gallery.

The Supreme Court came up with a hackneyed opinion in Citizens United that grants free speech rights to non-human beings.

It's a strong (albeit familiar) premise that's immediately threatened by a surprisingly (and distractingly) low - rent visual sensibility, as filmmaker Craig Gillespie, along with cinematographer Javier Aguirresarobe, has infused Fright Night with a hackneyed artificial darkness - ie it's almost as if the pair were trying to emulate the appearance of David Fincher's movies - that both holds the viewer at arm's length and highlights the laughably unconvincing computer - generated special effects.

Instead, it's content with hackneyed romance and soaring strings.

Paul, sporting a brown beard, a trucker cap, and haunted eyes, does what he can with the hackneyed material, and Lewis contributes one of her rare, grounded performances.

For Your Mild Consideration «Babel» There's no denying that «Babel» is a partly manipulative, pile - on tragedy porn with a hackneyed conceit — yet another one of Guillermo Arriaga's the - world - is - all - interconnected contrivances.

Sherrie and Drew's central plot merges romantic - comedy cliches with every hackneyed star - wannabe movie ever made.

premise, but instead it goes off in a hundred different directions, trying for lame jokes and winding up with a hackneyed plot.

This gets me to my key frustration with the movie, which doesn't just stop with the hackneyed science.

Not exact matches

The regulations would impose penalties on ride services using technology that is not registered with the city's hackney division, which oversees taxi services, starting with $ 100 fines.

Bill Gurley: One thing I would say to that is I don't think there are any opportunities to disrupt healthcare in that type of way, simply because the amount, the shear force of inertia, the amount of regulation that exists, there's no way for someone to rush in and disrupt at that level with kind of hackneyed solutions.

Dr. Craig, while intelligent and very eloquent, is a second - rate philosopher with fallacy - riddled, tired, hackneyed, oft - repeated arguments and your Craig nutt - hugging (I don't think Jesus would like that Chad, kinda gay) just shows how limited your cognitive abilities really are.

The problem for me was that the idea of tikkun olam has become so hackneyed an idea, filled with the eisegetical meaning from well - intentioned political activists, that it has become meaningless.

The flawed and hackneyed phrase «as long as you're sincere, it doesn't matter what you believe» was heard with maddening monotony in Catholic circles throughout the 1970s and 80s.

St John at Hackney worked with Christian organisation Word for Weapons and installed the bin 18 months ago, one of the first churches to launch such a...

Under what is being proposed the new floating community hub would be run in partnership with the churches St Paul Old Ford and St Mary of Eton, and will help serve the communities based in Hackney Wick, Sweetwater, Eastwick and Here East.

Odds are if you examine it, the 1000 sermons that supposedly are puffing him up with knowledge are just the same hackneyed cliches repeated for the 1,000 th time.

«It's true that I don't believe in God, but that doesn't mean I'm an atheist, and I would agree with Benjamin Constant, who thought a lack of religion was vulgar and even hackneyed.»

He said the company ethos is to make cold brew more accessible whilst upholding the quality and values of speciality coffee, ethically sourcing the best in - season, single origin Arabica coffee, roast with precision, and grind and brew with cold, filtered water for over 18 hours at its microbrewery in Hackney.

A fresh and healthy salad from Made In Hackney, a food kitchen with a passion for making healthy, sustainable and local food available to all — only 82p per portion!

You might be familiar with Cleveland's general decline as an American metropolis, and it's a little hackneyed to shove it into every story about the city's sports.

To research ABuried Lie, Isleib bought a spot in the pro-am before the 2001 ShopRite Classicand was paired with Lisa Hackney, the 1997 LPGA rookie of the year.

Why he is being paid to be an expert pundit and comes up with this regurgitated, hackneyed dross is the issue.

Fine harness horses, carrying a full mane and tail and hitched by light harness to four - wheeled rubber - tired wagons, will trot and turn before the judges, as will heavy harness horses and Hackney ponies, the latter well known for high action with their front and hind legs.

- Main feature interview with Christian Eriksen - Mauricio Pochettino's exclusive programme column - Michael Dawson remembers captaining us against Real Madrid in 2011 - Tottenham Tales: The Spurs careers of Luka Modric and Gareth Bale - Marshes to Madrid: How Paul Miller and Mark Falco went from Hackney Marshes to the Bernabeu - Interview with Real Madrid legend Emilio Butragueño - Discussion Panel: Dele Alli on returning to Champions League action - Recalling the international matches between England and Spain at Wembley down the years - Wembley Memories with former defender Phil Beal

It sounds hackneyed but the Flyers need to do a better job at getting shots on net, with the team averaging just 24.3 shots per game during this series.

Anna Alicia makes beautiful ceramic accessories and jewellery in glazes that look good enough to eat, and it all started with a trip to Hackney City Farm...

We are too busy parenting our own kids to get all riled up about some hackneyed feud with other parents that you're making up to sell copies.

February half term is within our sights now and the half term preview will be coming very soon but I'll leave you with this delightful bit of treasure I spotted in the bins at Hackney Downs:

Two years later, Zafar, 24, is an acclaimed stand - up, having won the Hackney Empire young comedian of the year award in January, and is in Edinburgh for the festival armed with his comedy routine, Cakes.

They include the hipster haven of Hackney, where voters would rather sell their grandmother than side with Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson.

In 1968 Hackney changed overnight from having a 100 % Labour council to one with a small Conservative majority.

Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Waltham Forest, Newham and Greenwich councils were all instructed last April to comply with government regulations restricting the regular publication of council newspapers

In an interview with the Standard's Rosamund Urwin this week, the Hackney MP slipped in a bit of one - upmanship which went largely un-noticed at time:

Ife Grillo, from Hackney Youth parliament, and Yasmin Rufo, of the British Youth Council, say that allowing 16 and 17 year olds to vote would further engage young people with politics.

In May 2010, she was re-elected in her constituency of Hackney North and Stoke Newington, with a doubled majority on an increased turn - out.

In spite of these controversies, Abbott was re-elected in her seat of Hackney North and Stoke Newington, receiving 75 % of the constituency's votes with an increased majority of over 35,000.

Jeremy Corbyn's own seat sees substantial changes: Diane Abbott's Hackney North and Stoke Newington is abolished and split between a Hackney Central seat (mostly made up of Meg Hillier's Hackney South) and a Finsbury Park and Stoke Newington seat (mostly made up of Corbyn's Islington North), with a much smaller part going into a new Hackney West and Bethnal Green seat.

I know Hackney schools, and I can never take seriously that she believes in equality, which is a shame, because I generally agree with everything she says.

Diane Abbott, the MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington, who has announced her intention to run in London's mayoral election in 2016, said Jim Murphy «just thinks he can buy Scottish votes with money expropriated from London».

Labour Party leadership candidate Owen Smith poses for a picture with supporters during a picnic for young members in London Fields, Hackney in London

The main thinker behind Blue Labour is Maurice Glasman - or, Baron Glasman, of Stoke Newington and of Stamford Hill in the London Borough of Hackney - a senior lecturer at London Metropolitan University, and a «community organiser» with London Citizens.

Yesodey Hatorah Senior Girls School in Hackney said that the system of censoring exam questions has to date has never posed a problem with the Examination Boards.