The vendor said

I bought that from a street vendor.

An Indonesian vendor displays her support for KPK.

Iranians visiting an unofficial Apple vendor in Tehran.

Another vendor said the children are considered to be employed .

One vendor advertised their videos as a form of charitable activity.

Armed soldiers now sit in newsrooms, vetting the galleys before they go off to press.

Tepache vendor in an open air market or tianguis in Mexico City.

Most database systems offer proprietary and vendor specific extensions, exceeding SQL PSM.

They do not lock the customer into a particular vendor or group.

His working life began at age 12 as a shoeshiner and street vendor.

Outside vetting including published reviews by congressional investigative bodies, think tanks, and scholars could add important insights.

Moreover, governments are applying more strictly existing regulatory provisions concerning the vetting of takeovers by foreign firms.

A safe, deliberate process of vetting refugees would quell security concerns in the aftermath of the Paris attacks.

Trump has promised to deport all illegal immigrants and employ extreme vetting of immigrants coming to the US.

The president can now dismiss the parliament and appoint ministers and other high ranking officials without vetting processes.

Albukaie spoke to me because she said she wants Americans to understand the refugee vetting process to get here.

2) I especially liked how a young CD vendor answered my question, And who are you for?

A cappuccino and an americano from a street vendor will cost you 22.5 UAH less than one dollar!

An old man cried like a street vendor soliciting customers, not forewarning of death It is coming closer. . . .

The most alarming development is how deep the ideological vetting now cuts, invading areas that once were immune to this kind of manipulation.

Whenever a firm chooses to evade, it becomes increasingly difficult to find a vendor willing to engage in legal transactions.

No royalties are required to implement support of these specifications and their development is not tied to a single vendor.

Invented by telecom vendor Ericsson in 1994, it was originally conceived as a wireless alternative to RS 232 data cables.

Cavium, originally a security processor vendor also produced devices with eight CPU cores, and later up to 32 cores, for the same markets.

The recent revolutions, it should be recalled, started with the self immolation of a Tunisian fruit vendor, who was harassed and insulted by the authorities.

This tweet brings back to our memories the spark which ignited the Arab revolutions, in December 2010, when Tunisian fruit vendor Mohammed Bouazizi set himself on fire.

In the Middle East in 2011, change came after a humiliated Tunisian fruit vendor set himself alight in protest in a matter of weeks, the region was aflame.

The people filming the clip received approximately RMB 90 (approximately 15) per video, which were then sold on Taobao by a vendor for double the costs of production.

The savings under rations were a result of a blanket contract which UNTAC entered into with a vendor to undertake rations supply to all regions effective 1 March 1993.

Within the United States, all major presidential appointments must be ratified by the Senate even if rejections are rare, the vetting process is important, for the president knows that he can go only so far.

When asked about how young the children were, the vendor said that he did not know the details of the production, but that the children were definitely reimbursed for their participation.

China has been engaged in what might be called vendor finance, providing the money that helps finance the huge US fiscal and trade deficits, allowing Americans to buy more goods than they sell.

Paying a street vendor one euro for a beer and knocking it back with friends in a plaza is a lot more economical than footing the bill for a brew at the bar.

The Open Group In January 1997, the X Consortium passed stewardship of X to The Open Group, a vendor group formed in early 1996 by the merger of the Open Software Foundation and X Open.

For example, a United States Senate committee recently sought to block the planned liberalization of foreign takeover rules for airlines, while Europe has enacted more restrictive takeover laws. Moreover, governments are applying more strictly existing regulatory provisions concerning the vetting of takeovers by foreign firms.

Often, they prioritize electrification ahead of running water, even though electricity is not essential for life whatever the inconvenience, water can be carted home from a vendor or a well, but there is no convenient way to carry electricity.

This next video was uploaded by an itinerant arepa vendor in Cali, Colombia who posts the locations where they can be found throughout the day to sell their cheese arepa, eaten on the street with butter and sometimes condensed milk

The author of a blog called No Tengo Curro (I Don't Have a Job) spoke with a Spanish street beer vendor in May 2015 and conveyed the man's advice on how his unemployed countrymen and women could get in on the business.

As far as forming a partnership with a third party is concerned, we've heard from a number of large FoxPro customers that this would make it impossible for them to continue to use FoxPro since it would no longer be from an approved vendor.

Those boys want some of that dirty ice cream they know that for a certainty,' she thought, as she saw two boys stopping an ice cream vendor, who lifted down a tub from his head and wiped his perspiring face with the end of the cloth. 'We all want something sweet and tasty if we can get no bon bons, then dirty ice creams!