Something quite exceptional was needed, for instance, to secure the loan of a large group of icons from the Monastery of St Catherine in Sinai.
Seiko of Japan handily cornered that market with a string of firsts — the world's first titanium diver's watch in 1975, for instance — helping to secure quartz's role in the sports world.
In fact, it was department policy that, in the absence of a truly exigent circumstance (for instance, having to secure first suspect to prevent the escape of another armed, violent suspect), subjects were never to be handcuffed or otherwise secured to immobile objects.
For instance, it promised to secure the freedom of the more than 200 Chibok girls captured by Boko Haram - and even announced that a ceasefire had been negotiated with the militants to pave the way for their release.
sFor instance, in order to secure a funding base to support independent clinical research, the Italian Parliament introduced a law requiring pharmaceutical companies to pay a fee amounting to 5% of their marketing budget (excluding salaries).
In these instances the goal is to secure the AVM during its time to complete occlusion.
Netflix's rhetoric around this issue is likely at least in part spin, moving the focus toward Wi-Fi infrastructure improvement and away from other concerns likely preventing caching from becoming a part of the platform: Licensing agreements probably prevent it, for instance, and costs required to secure offline playback from providers would be prohibitive.
For instance, you may want to secure it so that the blade sticks out over the edge of your workbench at roughly waist-level so that you can work on it while sitting.
Campbell said they strive to make it as easy as possible to secure AWS instances without losing the freedoms that are so important for the free-flow of data and speed that developers demand.
Except for occasional missteps into nannying – a well-meaning effort to ban large sugary drinks, for instance — and questionable legal manoeuvring to secure a third term, there's ample reason why the pragmatic, essentially apolitical mayor Michael Bloomberg will go down as New York's great reformist.
