This Series D — led by Altimeter Capital and Scale Venture Partners, with previous investors including Sequoia Capital, Matrix Partners, and True Ventures also participating — will be used not only to grow Namely's existing business, but to expand it into new products, Matt Stratz, the CEO and founder of Namely, told TechCrunch in an interview.
It must require the Ministry of Defence to do what it has refused to do for years: namely, tell the truth as to how many Iraqis died in custody, died as a result of lethal force, or were interrogated.
Namely, Amazon told Blippy to stop pulling in user purchase information, and to go back and erase all existing data they'd already sucked in.
Namely, sources told CNET that the headset will have an 8K display for each eye and will connect wirelessly to a dedicated "box".
Override covers parental behaviors that have the objective of silencing/downplaying the expression of the emotion, namely, dismissive (telling a child expressing sadness to cheer up) or distracting behaviors (giving a present to a sad adolescent).
What Didn't Happen -- namely McClellan telling the truth in service to his country rather than in service to his book sales -- is a stomach-turning disappointment.
Two important factors covered in this element reflect the core ethical character of the doctor, namely truth telling and non-discrimination.
Mr Evra denied saying what Mr Comolli said he was told, namely that he wanted to talk on TV and report his record because he had been abused racially by Mr Suárez 10 times.
Wilson spends a good deal of the story trying to puzzle out what exactly she sees in him; he also tries to puzzle out why he did a terrible thing to her, namely, why he told Melody that he was also a virgin (he wasn't) before they slept together for the first time.
Namely, customers were told by employees in certain stores that they were obligated to buy bundles of add-ons if they wanted the sought-after Xbox 360s although the chain as a whole advertised the consoles as individual items for sale.
Thus Quine: the central concern of epistemology is the theory-evidence relationship; if the foundationalist story about this relationship is a failure, then that leaves only one story worth telling about this relationship: namely, the story told by "a purely descriptive, causal-nomological science of human cognition" (Kim 1988, p. 388).
