Exposing America

I am now exposing myself to my audience, right?

The Fire shall scorch their faces, exposing their jaws.

The Fire shall scorch their faces, exposing their jaws.

Communications specialists, in turn, can assist in exposing library based products and services.

My head was cut open across the front, lifted back, exposing the skull underneath.

The curriculum focuses on exposing gender stereotypes, changing positions, developing unique abilities, and providing knowledge.

Such a forum would legitimize genuine religious disputes while exposing and marginalizing religious fundamentalists who revert to terror to advance their cause.

They have a particularly severe impact on the poor either a country or a population within a country by exposing and augmenting vulnerabilities.

And we tested this by exposing American babies who'd never heard a second language to Mandarin for the first time during the critical period.

The editor and deputy editors of Beijing News, a relatively new tabloid with a national reputation for exposing corruption and official abuse, were fired.

The method proposed here for exposing structural gender discrimination in law and public policy is supplemental to the existing instrument of Gender Impact Assessments (GIA).

For counsel, this demonstrates that the Egyptian security services are still interrogating the complainant and seeking to extract information, exposing him to ongoing risk of torture.

And there's a phenomenon called Henry's Law that says that gases will dissolve into a fluid in proportion to the partial pressures which you're exposing them to.

Switzerland in which the Committee established that expulsion of the complainant would have the foreseeable consequence of exposing him to a real and personal risk of torture.

Because at the beginning I was so outraged at the dangers they were exposing us to that I just wanted to argue and blame and make them wrong.

ERPI prepared a public information campaign including new promotional tools to increase outreach capabilities of the Convention by exposing to the aimed at decision makers and the public at large.

The tasks of the independent Rapporteur include informing the Dutch Government on trafficking in human beings in the Netherlands, exposing trends and making recommendations to improve efforts to combat this phenomenon.

The issue was whether exposing a person to the risk of facing capital punishment in another country was per se in violation of article 6 when done by an abolitionist country.

The hypocrites fear lest a Surah is revealed concerning them, exposing what is in their hearts. Say to them Mock as much as you like God will surely expose what you dread.

The hypocrites fear lest a Surah is revealed concerning them, exposing what is in their hearts. Say to them Mock as much as you like God will surely expose what you dread.

The representative of EIA explained that his organization was an NGO that was committed to exposing environmental crime and that it had been working in the ozone area since the mid 1990s.

The rest turns into a stable compound, which survives filtration into the water systems, thereby exposing the very aquatic birds that would carry flu and providing them a chance to breed resistant strains.

1.40 Although UNRWA's expenditure is incurred mainly in US dollars, 63 per cent of the income is received in non US dollar currencies, thus exposing the Agency to the risks of currency fluctuations.

This study develops a method for exposing structural gender discrimination, based on the literature on the construction of gender and the role played by gender in the drafting of law and public policy.

It was for the same reason unnecessary and inappropriate for Officer P to stand, exposing himself to injury, and continue to use deadly force after the suspects had ceased to threaten his safety.

Material conditions are also precarious particularly in the three conflict areas exposing returnee families to the risk of separation, and returnee children and mothers to the risks of exploitation and abuses en route.

This is a more interesting one where half faces were shown to some people, and then to add them into a list of most beautiful to least beautiful and then exposing a full face.

We no longer need the heat shield to protect us from the force of atmospheric entry, so we jettison the heat shield, exposing for the first time our lander to the atmosphere of Mars.

Convinced that exposing and holding the perpetrators, including their accomplices, accountable, as well as restoring the dignity of victims through acknowledgement and commemoration of their suffering, would guide societies in the prevention of future violations,

Unfortunately, Turkish elites hopes (if not expectations) were not realized. The Arab revolutions ended up exposing Turkey s own weaknesses and contradictions, further aggravated by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan s repressive policies and overweening political style.

The delegate from the EIA explained that his organization is a non governmental organization that is committed to exposing environmental crime, and that it has been working in the ozone area since the mid 1990s.

To ensure greater clarity and decrease the risk of exposing the Fund to a failure of internal control, the emphasis in the forthcoming biennium will be on improving and strengthening financial accounting as an activity in itself.

She stressed the importance of the communications procedure which was not aimed at exposing the failings of Governments but rather at drawing the attention of Governments and the international community to areas where they could be more diligent.

2. Calls upon representatives of Member States to abide strictly by its decision 38 401, and strongly encourages all users of United Nations conference facilities to refrain from smoking in order to avoid exposing non smokers to involuntary passive smoking

The liberal journal Strategy and Management was closed down. Even the editor in chief of China Youth Daily, the newspaper affiliated with Hu Jintao s own China Youth League power base, which had been aggressive in exposing official corruption, was recently detained.

The liberal journal Strategy and Management was closed down. Even the editor in chief of China Youth Daily, the newspaper affiliated with Hu Jintao s own China Youth League power base, which had been aggressive in exposing official corruption, was recently detained.

Without external constraints, public and private expenditure grew precipitously in many countries on the eurozone periphery, while wages rose faster than productivity. As these countries posted current account deficits, northern European countries accumulated current account surpluses, exposing a widening competitiveness gap.

His reward for exposing this crime was to be imprisoned and mistreated until he died in mysterious circumstances. The Russian authorities are bizarrely continuing to prosecute him posthumously, as well as continuing to carry out the tax scams that he exposed.

These measures were rationalized in various ways, but the reality is that by yielding to the demands of a minuscule number of disingenuous activists, the companies opted to offer less safe products to consumers, thereby exposing themselves to legal jeopardy.

The solution lies partly in exposing those associated with the design and implementation of revitalization programmes to basic training in aid negotiation, coordination and management, but more especially in the acquisition and deployment of the capacity to coordinate donor assistance.

While he claims to have deserted in 1994 on humanitarian grounds as a conscientious objector, consciously exposing himself to the risk of very severe punishment, his humanitarian concerns seem totally at odds with his violent criminal conduct on arrival in France and subsequently.

We basically did a striptease, architectural striptease, where we're framing with this kind of canopy the underside of three levels of expansion of Juilliard, about 45,000 square feet cutting it to the angle of Broadway, and then exposing, using that canopy to frame Tully Hall.

The hijacking, seizure or taking control of an air, sea or land transport means, the destruction or damaging thereof, the placing of explosives in or on them, any attack against persons in them or the act of exposing them to danger of any nature

Trust in US public institutions is rooted in the open and transparent democratic process that underpins them. Freedom of expression and unfettered media bolster this confidence, not by highlighting the system s strengths, but by exposing its weaknesses, which can subsequently be corrected through responsive, rule based mechanisms.