Francisco Ruvalcaba (the Moor), Kathryn Alter (his wife), Mr. Puleio (his friend) and Ms. Foote (his friend's wife) are utterly committed to this material, and the play of desires, though again somewhat too underscored, is powerful.
the other party commits a material breach of any of its obligations under this Agreement which is not capable of remedy; or 7.2.2. the other party has committed a material breach of any of its obligations under this Agreement which is capable of remedy but which has not been remedied within a period of thirty (30) days following receipt of written notice to do so.
Documents released tonight include a letter from Goldsmith's office to Matthew Rycroft, then a close aide to Blair, saying: "The attorney general understands that it is unequivocally the prime minister's view that Iraq has committed further material breaches [of UN resolutions] but as this is a judgment for the prime minister, the attorney would be grateful for confirmation that this is the case".
He then asked Blair for confirmation that Iraq had committed "further material breaches".
That December he left Christie's with a termination agreement providing him $8 million over two years provided he had committed "no material breach of duty".
Advice from the then attorney general that military action could be lawful turned on an unevidenced assertion by Tony Blair on 15 March 2003 that Iraq had committed further material breaches of UN resolution 1441.
It is no such thing: in exchange for a full confession of crimes committed and material reparation of damages, guerrilla members will receive amnesty – except in the case of international crimes, which will result in what the text of the agreements has called "effective restrictions of freedom".
This process has made me realize that, even though Gina and I are not particularly committed to material accumulation, and don't even like to shop, we seem to have acquired a whole lot of stuff.
Emailing HuffPost on July 24, Greaves claimed that the Satanic Temple did not desecrate the grave, since he and the members participating in the ritual "left the cemetery exactly as we found it" and committed no "material damage or vandalism".
The talented Mexican director Carlos Reygadas ("Japón") strives to say something about his country, to tap into the spiritual and material desperation of its people, but doesn't seem especially committed to his material.
