Then, they take a player piano and put it in a studio or a concert hall and record it with today's digital devices in order to reproduce the original performance in ostensibly state-of-the-art audiophile sound.
Ukraine's oligarchs are enabled by the state: either they leech cash from ostensibly state-run enterprises, shunting costs onto the public budget and taking profits for themselves, or they take advantage of state subsidies to produce materials cheaply and sell them at market prices.
Ostensibly, the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television acts as custodian, shielding audiences from nudity, sex and violence.
The center's fellows and advisers — including the emeritus law professor Phillip E. Johnson, the philosopher Stephen C. Meyer, and the biologist Jonathan Wells — have published an astonishing number of articles and books that decry the ostensibly sad state of Darwinism and extoll the virtues of the design alternative.
Cruz sponsored legislation in the Senate in 2015 -- the American Energy Renaissance Act -- that would limit federal regulations on fracking, ostensibly providing states the ability to lease federal land to energy companies for fracking. .
Several ostensibly free states, including Illinois and Indiana, did just that, passing laws that prohibited free blacks from settling inside their borders.
That Thailand's many civilian and military leaders crawled on the floor in the presence of the king illustrated how Bhumibol kept the executive in check even with the country ostensibly in a continual state of flux.
The freeze was imposed at the end of July, ostensibly because of state budget problems.
Chechnya is one of the eighty-five constituent regions of the Russian Federation, and is ostensibly a secular state.
The State Assembly is set to vote Monday on a bill that would allow the state — ostensibly without Mr. Gibbons's blessing — to accept the money.
