The Frankfurt injunction, which was issued late last week, is reported to be enforceable until the start of any hearing appealing the ban — so is very likely to be lifted soon.
Unsurprisingly, PepsiCo declined to name its new drink after any of these appealing choices, and pulled the competition.
Start with petits farcis (stuffed vegetables) or roast peppers or the octopus salad and continue with any of the appealing second courses: grilled lamb, tagliatelle daube (a rich meat sauce), osso bucco, squid in its ink, or sardines escabeche.
Both the House and the Senate versions of this legislation provide the states means of appealing any time line for them to act.
Many wearables appear to have abandoned any pretense of appealing to a broad spectrum of users, but I'd expect more from a company like Fitbit that has already had a broader cross-gender appeal.
This was a Foucault who had become resolutely descriptive, who had become analytically cool, no longer relying on implicit mythologies of oppression, nor appealing any more to a broader politics of refusal.
Lacan thus accounts for the transgenerational transmission of elementary structures of kinship without appealing to any natural necessity.
Everything is lining up behind immigration reform, including Rubio, debatably the only rising star in the Republican Party other than New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie who has any hope of appealing to moderates and independents.
Kick-starting any sort of negotiation is a matter of appealing to the self-interest of each side, Mr. Neuthaler said.
The elegant, tantalizing Japanese American neo-noir "Man From Reno," set in the Bay Area and directed with sincere genre artistry by Dave Boyle, threads together a pair of narrative strands appealing to any mystery buff: the percolating thrill of amateur sleuthing and the cool, deductive logic of professional casework.
