Annual practice of forbidding passage is perfect insurance against easement.
These harsh words recently directed at the United States could have been uttered by any of a dozen Latin American leaders outraged at its arrogant annual practice of "certifying" (or decertifying) them as allies in its fight against drugs.
The judge seemed especially angry over the way union members threatened unspecified repercussions against a small Manhattan furniture dealer, Scully and Scully, if that company continued its annual practice of donating a piece of furniture toward an auction that raised money for the Metropolitan Opera Guild, an affiliate of the Met that donates money to musical education.
In granting the preliminary injunction late Monday, the judge, Terrence W. Boyle of Federal District Court, said the Navy "may have failed to take a hard look at the environmental effects of its decision," particularly the effect of the noise from more than 30,000 annual practice landings and the likelihood of bird-airplane collisions.
The United States Congress, for its part, is debating a proposal to suspend its annual practice of "certifying" countries for their co-operation in the drug war, a ritual especially resented in Mexico.Next, Mexico wants to improve its ties with Latin America, which NAFTA caused it to neglect.
Front-page newspaper spreads displayed cheerful profiles of ethnically mixed readers, supporting the annual practice of "blacking up".
'Shabbat Across AO' has become an annual practice, this year at the Kosciuszko Foundation located on New York's Upper East Side.
The Fraternity participated in a worldwide event called 'Shabbat Across AO,' which has become an annual practice (Facebook).
Since 2000, the association has worked with local horse breeders to promote the return to the annual practice.
Or so it seemed last year, when my wife and I tried to involve her in our annual practice of selecting organizations to support with a charitable gift around the holidays.
