It's because they know that I won't be answering to them, I'll be answering to the voters of Mississippi and putting Mississippi first.
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Smith is answering to very different bosses this time around.
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Hayward" as it is to imagine her answering to "Ms.
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I suspect Septime was answering to an already existing demand!
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"It's because they know that I won't be answering to Mitch McConnell."
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Answering to neither voters nor shareholders, philanthropists and foundations can move boldly.
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When we got done with that, we had some answering to do.
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Our service means so much more than answering to the president in office.
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"We're not chasing short-term gains or answering to impatient investors," he writes.
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Are you tired of working a full-time job and answering to others?
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But answering to critics is not where Dish's chairman is putting his energy.
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Senators like Flake should be answering to voters now when these decisions are being made.
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The freedom to make business decisions also comes with downsides - answering to investors, for example.
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But Johnson said she enjoys the benefit of complete control and not answering to investors.
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At the same time, Twitter is answering to accusations from prominent Republicans of conservative censorship.
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It's almost as if they're answering to critics here: Is our enunciation proper enough for you?
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Nope, you're answering to clients and putting in an hour of work during your morning commute.
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I will not be answering to Puffy, Diddy, Puff Daddy, or any of my other monikers.
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The Russian response has included adding ships and thousands of troops answering to the Baltic Fleet.
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Iranian Model, Elham Arab, answering to Tehran attorney for posting her pictures without scarf on Instagram pic.twitter.
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Now, they're answering to the communities that have felt the most acute effects of their explosive growth.
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After 19 years he wrestled free, putting out an album called "Emancipation" and answering to Prince again.
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They end up answering to Palpatine, who is, of course, the Sith Lord Darth Sidious in secret.
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"The primary mandate is price stability," she said, answering to members of the economic and monetary affairs committee.
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But it will deliver much less social value than if corporations focused solely on answering to their shareholders.
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DHS needs effective oversight — but they do not get it by answering to more than 80 Committees and subcommittees.
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Consequently, the odds are increasing that older workers will be answering to managers young enough to be their children.
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There is no excuse to shirk the responsibility of answering to constituents, yet that is what Republicans continue to do.
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A Swiss journalist had asked Bulcke how he deals with answering to a New York hedge fund demanding earnings growth.
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Using cryptography, a blockchain verifies, records, and protects the integrity of those transactions, without answering to a government, bank, or company.
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Why did one Mississippi Republican Senate candidate brag that "I won't be answering to Mitch McConnell" if he wins his race?
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That's precisely why Republicans and Democrats alike will have a difficult time answering to their constituents if they resist such reforms.
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I will not be answering to Puffy, Diddy, Puff Daddy, or any of my other monikers but Love or Brother Love.
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At its most fundamental level, it would silence millions of Americans and shield politicians and bureaucrats from answering to the public.
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By contrast Mr. Trump, an accomplished businessman unaccustomed to answering to anyone, appears constitutionally incapable of letting any slight go unchallenged.
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Libya's hodgepodge of militias, answering to three different factions claiming to control the country, have often been prone to exaggerated claims.
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"I think there are many more things they can do, like just have more people answering [to media questions]," he said.
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It was untenable to have more than one church structure in any given country answering to Patriarch Bartholomew, the argument went.
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Still, sound policy making by the Fed requires answering to conditions as they are, not as policy makers might wish they were.
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I will not be answering to Puffy, Diddy, Puff Daddy, or any of my other monikers except for Love or Brother Love.
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Instead, he seems to have been answering to a higher authority: Elon Musk, a founder and the chief executive of Tesla Motors.
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The suspicious neighbor assassin employed by this secret operation is answering to a different boss, and we don't know who that is.
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When they're not answering to their own leaders, both men are juggling complicated international relationships — American and Iranian interests chief among them.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Bernie Sanders of Vermont spent the night answering to attacks from low-polling moderates like former Rep.
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They can't use their human capabilities, like reason and empathy, to make decisions, because they are answering to the backers' bottom line.
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Cary offers Alicia and Lucca an opportunity to return to the firm, but Alicia says no because she likes not answering to anyone.
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ZTE must also retain a compliance team, chosen by and answering to the US, for a decade, which will monitor the company's actions.
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He put blame on U.S. lawmakers for "answering to Wall Street lobbyists" and ignoring Puerto Rico's crisis and its 3.5 million American citizens.
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But if Mr Bumgarner strikes out in a clutch situation in a close game, Mr Bochy will likely have some answering to do.
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Once listed, Aramco will face the herculean challenge of answering to the differing priorities and demands of private shareholders and the Saudi government.
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"Having a permanent system in place would allow anticipating the needs of refugee students rather than answering to successive humanitarian crises," he continued.
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A lifestyle blogger based in Nashville is answering to critics who questioned why she turned her scary motorcycle accident into an impromptu photo shoot.
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Prosecutors are targeting anti-corruption activists; the army, interior-ministry troops and private militias work at cross-purposes, answering to different politicians or oligarchs.
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He's able to signal sympathy for progressive theology, but does not have the responsibility of answering to conservatives or formally advocating for doctrinal change.
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In the video, a woman in custody answering to her name is seen getting out of a vehicle and being discharged by an official.
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Ethereum takes the pain out of managing an organization and answering to shareholders, because all of those initiatives are automatically executed within the contract.
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That way, she's keeping all the cash for her work, which can go for $5,000 to $50,000, and not answering to anyone but herself.
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Backers of a new AUMF say the 2001 authorization has let presidents wage war wherever they like, without answering to Congress, or the public.
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Now he'll have to slum it in Washington, answering to his own angry constituents until it becomes apparent to them that they've been duped.
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But Coffman was also answering to dozens of his supporters in the room, who reacted to his answers with hand-held signs, boos and applause.
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And the families, answering to the families in bringing closure to the families who lost loved ones in 9/11 was so important to you.
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Both men, moreover, had a self-proclaimed gift for reaching over the heads of the bien-pensants and answering to popular prejudice and popular taste.
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Answering to different names with different groups is a part of code-switching, a way to adapt your identity to the requirements of an environment.
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Mr. Mowers has a top position at the State Department now, working outside Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's office but answering to the White House.
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Meanwhile, it is Arendt, not Eichmann, who occupies the famous glass box, answering to the claim that she "defended" Eichmann out of love for Heidegger.
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Shortly before Mr Hariri tendered his resignation, bully boys clad in black and answering to Mr Nasrallah stormed Beirut's Martyrs' Square, the centre of the protests.
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One source described the President's answers without providing any direct quotes and said the President made clear he was answering to the best of his recollection.
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The new responsibility of answering to shareholders, the S-1 said, could "divert" attention from senior leadership in a way that negatively impacts the overall business.
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A Disney as a services perspective would finally get Disney management off the treadmill of answering to whatever the linear cable subscriber loss was last month.
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We think that ruling speaks for itself, and we will vigorously oppose all of Mr. Avenatti's attempts to avoid answering to a jury for his misconduct.
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This means that each Microsoft product has its own head of cybersecurity, focused more keenly on building security into the specific product and answering to customer issues.
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From this we learned that De La were true artists not answering to what was expected of them to make what is perceived as a hit record.
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I'm answering to both of them, and what I've tried to do is to tap into each of their — they call them in their letter — their superpowers.
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The first debate night was all about ideology: Warren and Sanders spent the night answering to attacks from low-polling moderates like Delaney and former Colorado Gov.
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But it is also an allegory of what Zacharia believed in the past, when he wanted to join ISIS, that he was answering to a higher calling.
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You're in the spotlight; you're answering to a population that, despite your best efforts, you can't keep entirely happy, and your fate isn't always determined by your performance.
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"In answering to questions by the press, he pointed out that it is normal for the government to request offset to benefit from big purchases," the statement said.
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"In answering to questions by the press, he pointed out that it is normal for the government to request offset to benefit from big purchases," the statement said.
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Everyone else in the show — other spies, assistants at the consulate, FBI agents, pastors — are in the same boat, at best middle management, answering to the big bosses.
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For many, it means no more answering to bosses half their age, or making do with part-time jobs bagging groceries to get by in their golden years.
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Instead, the job has become corporate in the extreme — answering to parent-company boards, serving up sequels so related merchandise keeps selling, cutting costs as DVD money vanishes.
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Now answering to a different prime minister, the MACC has reopened its investigation, initially focusing on how 42 million ringgit ($20153 million) went from SRC International to Najib's account.
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The kingdom's special emergency force, answering to the Interior Ministry, comprises quick-response security officers used for a variety of situations, including rescues, riot control and other police actions.
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By the end of the hearing, Senate Intelligence Chairman Richard Burr, R-North Carolina, delivered a clear message to the Trump administration -- they can't avoid answering to Congress forever.
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James Corden is answering to the backlash surrounding jokes he made about disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein while hosting the eighth annual amFAR gala in Beverly Hills on Friday.
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Halford has been answering to the sobriquet "the Metal God" since well before I was born in 1988, and is more than happy to lean into his own mystique.
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Like Friday's forum, Senator Bernie Sanders will sit out the town hall because of scheduling conflicts, but Biden and Harris will be back, this time answering to Anderson Cooper.
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It might not play well in Italy, either, to see Alfa Romeo and Maserati answering to Wuhan instead of Turin - though Automotive News said they might be spun off separately.
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Secretary Pritzker is the "department" in my example, and Congress is the "executive team," one elected by and answering to the people, and in recent years, full of competing agendas.
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Startup founders admired and looked to emulate Facebook cofounder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, a then twentysomething who wasn't answering to anyone, yet growing his company at a nearly unprecedented clip.
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The dispute raised eyebrows for another reason: Mr. Newby came to the commission from suburban Kansas City, where he was an election commissioner appointed by and answering to Mr. Kobach.
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And it merges state-run radio and television broadcasters into a "Voice of China" conglomerate answering to the party's Department of Propaganda, which will also control film, books and magazines.
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He lives in a basement room, earning minimum wage, answering to an African-American boss and accepting a tip from a black tenant whose toilet he has cleaned and repaired.
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They desperately need the constituent assembly because it is their saving grace, an institution that will spare them from answering to democratic forces and avoid being kicked out of office.
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Still, it's a major shake-up for a company that prides itself on keeping executives around — and that's pretty consistently been answering to scandal and public scrutiny in recent months.
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One option would be to create a new environmental council consisting of "five or six" advisers close to the president, with Conama answering to the new council, according to the documents.
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This is the principle behind "Bicameralism" - two branches of the legislative body answering to two separate constituencies, the Senate to the elected state governments and the House directly to the people.
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To prevent a rambling response to an interview question, it helps to pause before answering to think not just about your response, but about how you'll support your response as well.
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Now, the Democratic Party is very different from the G.O.P. — it's a loose coalition of interest groups, not a monolithic entity answering to a handful of billionaires allied with white nationalists.
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Above them all, trapped in a (real) room in London, but connected by email to liaisons in every (fictional) state, is the federal government, answering to the President and her cabinet.
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Liberal superheroes would argue for regulation but might have a second thought if the government they were answering to and forced to act on behalf on was controlled by someone they disagreed with politically.
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Now, Zuckerberg will continue to deal with the dark side they were unprepared for: data leaks, fake posts, election meddling, and answering to U.S. Congress and the European Union on its size and data practices.
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"The capitalistic profit motive, or answering to Wall Street, is what's driving the expansion of invasion of data privacy and driving the expansion of a lot of negative outcomes that we're just not happy with," he said.
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Plus, we're kicking off the first day of the Startup Battlefield, with 15 companies launching their products on the Disrupt stage and answering to some of the world's brightest investors, including Rob Coneybeer, Jenny Fielding and Kavita Gupta.
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Moore, who is Jamaican, fittingly plays the young disciple of Grandmaster Flash, running the streets when he needs a quick buck and answering to a ruthless female boss named Fat Annie, whose gaze is always trained on him.
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With the captains answering to Beck, the chief and his top commanders can pressure for stiffer penalties than officers deserve, according to the lawsuit, a situation described as a violation of the U.S. Constitution's guarantee of due process.
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But the Renault board has yet to be given direct access to Nissan's findings, which are being closely held by Renault lawyers answering to Ghosn's long-standing chief of staff and head of legal affairs at Renault, Mouna Sepehri.
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What they found was a lot of rage, not just toward President Barack Obama but also toward mainstream Republicans who would, in just a few years, get largely blown out of public life — or find themselves answering to Trump.
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We could play that game again this week — war, violence, art, obsession, take your pick — or I could point out that Brenda Shaughnessy's new poetry collection imagines humans in the near future answering to a class of octopus overlords.
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" "You lose a certain amount of nimbleness and a certain amount of independence because now you are answering to someone above you," explained a former senior SDNY official who said there's "no way that Main Justice is not involved.
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Dani, who seems at first to have been chosen to duplicate Sarah's role in the early movies, is really an update and a revision of the archetype, answering to the feminism of the present and perhaps of the future as well.
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Furthermore, Merkel will find it increasingly difficult to implement consistent policies as "she is ultimately answering to a broader coalition of political opinion, and she has the opposition harking at her in the Bundestag on a regular basis," he added.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The euro zone must seize a current window of opportunity for urgent reforms to the currency bloc, including by creating a joint finance minister answering to the European Parliament, European economic and financial affairs commissioner Pierre Moscovici said.
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Harper Lee's father was actually named Amasa, but, by the end of his life, he was answering to "Atticus Finch," a reflection of how closely the character was modelled on him and how wildly well known his fictional doppelgänger had become.
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IRI advocated for the exclusion of those professionals — who sell everything from annuities to life insurance — because they would potentially face a conflict of answering to a best interest standard on a federal level and a fiduciary standard in the state.
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Though Musk initially believed taking Tesla private would allow the company to have better long-term sustainability, allowing it to focus on making great electric vehicles instead of answering to Wall Street every quarter for missing production schedules, he's now changed his mind.
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Schiff said on CBS News' "Face the Nation" on Sunday that Maguire said he was not turning over the complaint, even though federal law mandated it, "because he is being instructed not to" and "answering to a higher authority" on the matter.
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Schiff said on CBS News' "Face the Nation" on Sunday that Maguire said he was not turning over the complaint, even though federal law mandates it, "because he is being instructed not to" and "answering to a higher authority" on the matter.
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Answering to Chief Executive Vas Narasimhan, Tschudin's brief will be continuing the Swiss drugmakers' push into cell and gene therapy for rare diseases, while also building out a diverse portfolio of medicines for heart disease, immunology, liver disease, neuroscience and respiratory ailments.
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Many federal agencies and offices are in states of suspended animation, their career civil servants answering to temporary bosses whose influence and staying power are unclear, and who are sometimes awaiting policy direction from appointees whose arrival may be weeks or months away.
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And the new responsibility of answering to shareholders and complying with the increasingly complex laws that a public company has to follow could "divert" the attention of senior leadership from the day-to-day running of the business and negatively impact it, it said.
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According to the Post report, it was suggested that this back channel might use secure communications equipment in a Russian diplomatic facility—presumably to conceal it from American intelligence services answering to Barack Obama, who still at that point had a few weeks left in office.
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I am worried that though she is by far the most qualified candidate in the field, she will spend precious time answering to those mistakes rather than being able to expound on the many issues, both domestic and foreign, on which she has workable, detailed ideas.
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Mr. al-Bashir is not, however, in any immediate danger of answering to the charges of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity that he faces at the International Criminal Court in The Hague over his role in the conflict in the western region of Darfur.
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They include the National Water Agency -- previously connected to the Ministry of the Environment -- being transferred to the Ministry of Regional Development and the Brazilian Forestry Service (SFB), which was responsible for managing the country's public forests and agricultural properties, now answering to the Ministry of Agriculture.
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Google's announcement came a few months after Yahoo deployed the Yahoo Account Key, which pretty much draws upon the same idea: a link between your email account and mobile that allows you to accept or reject logins by answering to a push notification instead of relying on passwords.
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Intelligence officials in the United States and Europe have confirmed the broad outlines of the external operations unit: It is a distinct body inside ISIS, with its command-and-control structure answering to Mr. Adnani, who reports to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the self-proclaimed caliph of the Islamic State.
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The bigger problem is that it would be virtually impossible for anyone to do that job well and with any degree of credibility while also answering to the audience of one — the president of the United States — that at the moment is the only one Sean Spicer cares about keeping happy.
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So to absolutely no one's surprise, it jumped on Mark Zuckerberg's congressional testimony—a serious event in which the CEO of one of the world's richest companies is answering to the federal government for mistakes like user-data breaches and enabling Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election—like a choice steak.
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In terms of the direction being divided between two people, my art friends all say, Who in heaven's name is going to want that second job if they're answering to someone else, and if every time they come up with an idea, the money guy is going to say, Oh no, bottom line?
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She added a tiny yellow Fendi bag, and a pair of white furry mules that may have her answering to the Today Show staff again; if her overlong white coat sent germaphobic chills down Matt Lauer's spine, just wait until he gets a load of these furry white mules Gigi's been traipsing around town in.
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The official account of the crisis begins with a terse Pentagon statement, issued on October 93th, that the McCampbell, an Arleigh Burke class destroyer, had been forced to stop in international waters by vessels "answering to China's military chain of command" while conducting a "routine, lawful transit in the vicinity of the Paracel Islands".
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While it was intended as satire, it has been shared by users as an authentic quote from Graham (some examples of users answering to the tweet thinking it might be real can be seen here and here) and it was replicated by other users in their own tweets as if real (examples here and here) .
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Intelligence officials in the United States and Europe, as well as arrested members of the group, say that the Islamic State's external operations unit is a distinct body inside the group, with its command-and-control structure answering to Mr. Adnani, who in turn reports only to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the self-proclaimed caliph of the Islamic State.
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" Congressional Republicans, answering to a nascent Tea Party movement and the American Legion, soon took issue with the label "right-wing extremism," which John Boehner, then minority leader of the House, charged was being used by the Department of Homeland Security "to describe American citizens who disagree with the direction Washington Democrats are taking our nation.
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Robert Hughes, The Shock of the New and The Spectacle of Skill: Selected Writings "I am completely an elitist, in the cultural but emphatically not the social sense," Robert Hughes, who was an art critic for Time magazine for 30 years, wrote in The Spectacle of Skill, answering to accusations of snobbery by his fellow Aussies.
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If confirmed this time around, Barr will be tasked with guiding the Department through battles on multiple fronts -- not only with a Democratic-controlled House of Representatives, but potentially overseeing a politically charged investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, and answering to Trump, whose presidency thus fast has been marked by attacks on the DOJ and the FBI for a perceived failure to target his former political rivals.
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Cooper's doppelganger said last episode that he was going to be pulled back into the Black Lodge, and that almost happens, but at the last minute an identical guy we've never met before—a Cooper in a mustard-colored jacket and a terrible haircut and answering to the name of Dougie—gets snatched away instead, and Real Coop is ejected out of a light socket in his place.
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