Sentence examples for alvarez from inspiring English sources
We don't need food stamps, and we definitely don't want buybacks [in which the company buys its own shares to benefit shareholders]." Alvarez, who has worked at McDonald's for five years, said she is paid so little that she needs food stamps and Medicaid to care for her three-year-old son, Manny.
Previously in his career Alvarez was thought to be both too weak physically and too inconsistent in his effort; in three games so far under Mazzarri he has been neither of those things.
On the one hand, there is a "growing preference for authenticity, uniqueness, personal enrichment, deep cultural context, and a sense of environmental and social responsibility in leisure experiences," writes Hector Medina of Alvarez & Marsal, a professional-services firm, in a recent report.
Nonetheless, it remains their forte and a lucrative niche: Alvarez & Marsal earned $627m from the Lehman Brothers case alone in the four years after the bank went under.For similar reasons, management consultants have also expanded beyond their roots in strategy.
Alvarez & Marsal set up a division to serve private-equity investors.
We're fighting [the guerrillas] with planes and armoured helicopters," said General Victor Julio Alvarez of the Colombian army on June 23rd.
The 150-metre- (500-foot) long machine consists of five Alvarez-type tanks followed by a side-coupled-cavity linear accelerator that accelerates to a final energy of 400 MeV.
In Sosa v. Alvarez-Machain, the court held that the ATCA applies only to violations of international norms that are "specific, universal, and obligatory," and it determined that general prohibitions against arbitrary arrest and detention did not meet that standard.
The protons are accelerated to 100 MeV in Alvarez-type tanks and then to 800 MeV in a standing-wave linear accelerator of the side-coupled-cavity type operated at a frequency of 805 MHz.
Once it had become his patriotic duty, Mr Charest was obliged to take the job.In this section Stumbling to Chile's elections The Liberals' invisible man The blame game in Mexico After Alvarez ReprintsAnd indeed, under Mr Charest, the Liberals won more votes than Mr Bouchard's Parti Québécois (PQ).
Yet, in two prominent human rights cases in the United States, Sosa v. Alvarez-Machain (2004) and Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum (2013), the U.S. Supreme Court moved in the opposite direction, limiting the jurisdictional foundation upon which Filártiga and its progeny rest.
