Both have small short-term basing phases in place, look on the verge of advancing from those basing phases," she said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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If we get a president who is not basing things on that—is basing things on his or her own passions or the passions of his or her supporters—then we lose.
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Naturally, we're basing our costume advice on your astrological sign.
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"This is what I'm basing my life off of now."
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They're basing it on something that is 185 years ago.
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Jay Inslee: He's basing his campaign on fighting climate change.
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"It's not a basing agreement of any kind," Carter said.
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What are you basing these claims about voting behavior on?
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Basing globalization on defensible democratic principles is its best defense.
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If not, what are you basing your collusion conclusion on?
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Mr. Cramer even considered basing a "Dynasty" character on her.
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It says it is basing this assessment on current case law.
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That is, voters are not basing their choices solely on ideology.
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Amazon dodges taxes by basing much of its operations in Luxembourg.
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How closely were you basing the dialogue on your source material?
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But you're basing your analysis on logic, not on his behaviour?
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And I'm not basing this on anything other than gut instinct.
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I'm basing more on issues and values as opposed to identity.
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While he makes strides towards basing his security policy on the ease with which he can unleash nuclear war, the rest of the world is making moves to stigmatize the weapons he is basing his doctrine on.
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Unlike Europe, China is not basing its growth strategy on external demand.
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Basing life-long identities on these early traits is a serious mistake.
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Jay Inslee, Washington's governor, is basing his presidential run on the issue.
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Basing council tax on up-to-date values would be a start.
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Caution is the watchword when basing Supreme Court predictions on oral arguments.
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Mainly something for herself as opposed to basing everything on a man.
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We weren't basing a lot of our portfolio decisions off of it.
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The Democrats are basing this blue wave on one thing, Trump hatred.
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They&aposre not basing it on people&aposs desire for Democrat policies.
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Unclear what he was basing that on, but that's what he tweeted.
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These two countries are essential to basing US power in the region.
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Jay Inslee of Washington, is basing his entire campaign on the issue.
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I'm not just basing this on the Census Bureau data I cited.
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What's your own personal forecast, and what are you basing that on?
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Especially when casting judgement and basing opinions upon pure speculation, assumptions, & LIES.
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Especially when casting judgement and basing opinions upon pure speculation, assumptions, & LIES.
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You're basing the trustworthiness on the ability of a company to partner.
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Voters will be basing their vote choice on a number of factors.
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Is his account of Rothko basing his abstractions on the theater plausible?
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And these guys are basing their - their whole ideology is based on greed.
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What is Trump basing his dismissal of the US intelligence officials' conclusions on?
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I think that they were basing a lot of the deal on assumptions.
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"We are basing our contingency planning on the worst case," the email said.
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Back at home, every service branch has more basing capacity than it needs.
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However, several factors argue against Iran's willingness to grant Russia permanent basing rights.
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After all access, basing and overflight are critical to U.S. global power projection.
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They're basing why they think who they know the Zodiac is on falsehoods.
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But no one is basing an entire presidential campaign around ideas like this.
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The US Navy's top officer declares support for basing 6 destroyers in Spain
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Tell me what you're keying on in terms of basing the vaccine on.
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We are basing these in reality, but we're taking a lot of liberties.
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Also, basing characters on real people is not actually A Christmas Prince's deal.
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One approach suggests basing reasonable value on the amount that Medicare would pay.
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I have to say, I'm basing that on my work as an editor.
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But again, I'm basing this on a relatively small sample of data so far.
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" "I actually know the theory, and what they're basing it on, and it's nonsense.
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Basing a security policy on an outdated philosophy is unlikely to make us safer.
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In her view, basing the results on continents is crude, and propagates a misconception.
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YouTube later told The Verge it isn't basing ad restriction on creators' comment sections.
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But there is something terribly wrong with basing those laws on bigotry and falsehoods.
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"Everyone is basing how they feel about it based on its trailer," Dergarabedian said.
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Basing your game in a real world location is, I think, a fabulous idea.
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The government is basing its authority in both cases on the All Writs Act.
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I'd like to reiterate here, that I'm not basing my reaction off of nostalgia.
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"Sometimes there's the mistake of not basing your share on the discounted rate," Vitals.
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Instead, Democrats should be basing their 2020 election strategy on what is actually true.
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"I am basing this on what Mr. Trump himself has said," the president said.
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Worth points to the basing action in the stock over the last three months.
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A professional talented evaluator is basing decisions on the length of a guy's stick.
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Amnesty is basing its estimate on the testimonies of former detainees, guards, and officials.
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The actor appears to be basing his vote around the cause of climate change.
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So we were basing our production off of the market signals at the time.
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This results from sellers basing their price on more optimistic profit projections than buyers.
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When asked to elaborate, Wax said she was basing her numbers on personal data.
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Spain's greatest leverage would be a threat to terminate the U.S. Navy's basing rights.
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Jay Inslee of Washington is even basing his entire campaign on tackling climate change.
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Those deals, he said, raise the question of whether a President Trump would "be basing decisions on the best interests of the United States and national security or would he be basing his decisions on what's good for the Trump organization's bottom line."
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So, our first hearing that we had, we looked at military basing across the globe.
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Advocates of the status quo also argue that U.S. allies contribute to U.S. basing costs.
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Magnetar, and abused his discretion by basing his fair-price valuation on Aruba's trading price.
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What I've decided is, I'm not basing my actions on just the people around me.
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BTIG is basing its call on a more conservative outlook for Apple's iPhone upgrade cycle.
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They are left guessing — sometimes incorrectly — and basing their actions on of this false information.
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Needham is basing its move in part on earnings potential in Nvidia's Data Center products.
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But it also downsizes the subsidies under ObamaCare, basing them on age rather than income.
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We cooperated on basing and joint exercises and sorties for Libya airstrikes out of Sigonella.
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They want it known they're basing their decisions on sound economics rather than political considerations.
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"We were actually basing [the episode] on a documentary called The Source Family," Meyers said.
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When threats emerge, getting information and basing decisions on the best available science is crucial.
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But basing such a large choice on taxes alone is not always easy to stomach.
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Yes, the ruling class led the way in personal corruption, cheating on tests, lowering of professional standards, abandoning churches and synagogues for the Playboy Philosophy and lifestyle, disregarding law, basing economic life on gaming the administrative state, basing politics on conflicting identities, and much more.
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Basing the F-3 on an existing design would give Japan a head-start, he added.
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Reuters is basing the report on accounts from three people reportedly briefed on the criminal probe.
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Young responded that he is "perpetuating the problem," of basing your self-worth on your appearance.
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What would really upset Pyongyang, he added, is permanently basing that much firepower in South Korea.
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Pamela Anderson is in hot water after basing her Halloween costume around a Native American headdress.
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When people go through the quiz, we're basing the patterns off of traditional Chinese medicine patterns.
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And if we are, what are the consequences of basing our society on the opposite assumption?
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First off, the Navy has already been basing some SM missiles and Aegis radar on land.
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In its suit, Apple objected particularly to Qualcomm's basing its royalties on a phone's total price.
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Anxious renters are basing their decisions on high-resolution photos, video walk-throughs and drone footage.
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Anxious renters are basing their decisions on high-resolution photos, video walk-throughs and drone footage.
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Basing an opera on a recent historical event, especially a story fraught with racism, is risky.
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I'd claim to have certain symptoms, basing them on a real illness I'd had years ago.
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The United States owns the system, but South Korea will pay for basing costs and infrastructure.
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Boeing said it was basing the updated timeline on its previous experience with the certification process.
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He's dipped into history for inspiration, basing the restaurant on Pasta al Forno, in Florence, Italy.
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Rood did not provide details about what information he was basing that on or any timeline.
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They aren't pleased with the current payment split, saying basing royalties on revenue doesn't make sense.
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The production team of No Reservations chose the place, basing their decision on local people's suggestions.
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Trump has questioned the utility, and expense, of basing so many U.S. troops in South Korea.
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That is a negotiation that we always have with countries where we have basing, but I will say that Germany has been a very solid partner in having our troops there and it has a long-standing support basing both for us as well as for Germany.
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Or at least, don't go basing your judgment simply on what happens to pebbles in a lab.
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For example, Japan contributes approximately half of annual US basing costs, while South Korea contributes about 40%.
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Glikson and his team are basing their assessment on the discovery of tiny glass beads called spherules.
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I am basing this assertion on how ABC genre shows in the past have fared (Lost excepted).
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According to Etzion, you should not be basing the fate of your relationship on a living arrangement.
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The man had denied raping the woman, basing his defense in part on impotence, police records show.
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At least he deleted his tweets so people won't go basing their health decisions on his assessments.
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For some experts, it implies a negative tradition of basing security decisions on emotion rather than pragmatism.
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It said it was basing its information on a study of soil samples, unexploded shells, and shrapnel.
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It blames the recent basing of U.S. Marines in Norway, which it sees as a security challenge.
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Mr. Trump appears to be basing that on a July poll by the Levada Center in Russia.
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He was basing his self-worth on his physique and it was beginning to become a problem.
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If not, I'm not sure where you're getting your information or on what you're basing your decisions.
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It blames the recent basing of US Marines in Norway, which it sees as a security challenge.
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But I've come to realize that they were basing their choices on their feelings of self-doubt.
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"They are basing their policy on fear," he said in an interview at his City Hall office.
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However, the ease and efficiency of basing manufacturing in China will be difficult for companies to ignore.
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"Don't undervalue how much life insurance a parent needs by basing it solely on income," Burgett said.
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Tang strengthens the connection between embroidered fabric and tattoos further by basing the tattoos on Chinese fabric patterns.
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"They're basing 'collusion' on whatever they have on Carter Page, Roger Stone, Paul Manafort, Michael Flynn," Camerota said.
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They are a basing operation, and they&aposre going to be part of our military mobility in NATO.
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A YouTube spokesperson, however, tells The Verge that the platform isn't basing these limits on creators' comment sections.
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Boeing could save billions of dollars in engineering costs by basing the Max off of the 737 platform.
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Or perhaps we can be confident such groups have no substantial future interest with basing themselves in Afghanistan.
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As such, I wouldn't go basing any purchasing decisions on the possibility of it coming to existing products.
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The area has become a hot spot for sand boarding, dune basing, off-road driving and safari tours.
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Police say: The community is basing its interpretation on rhetoric and assumptions that may not fit the facts.
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Basing the decision on something that was important to me (as opposed to Howard Jones) made it stick.
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He's basing a key portion of his forecast on the relationship between financials and the S&P 500.
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However, there are a couple of problems with the concept of basing your training program on your somatotype.
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Rice is one of the world's most important staples, with billions of people basing their meals around it.
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You can forgive casual fans for mostly basing their defensive conclusions on subjective assessments gleaned from watching games.
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Sveriges Byggindustrier said it was basing its fresh forecasts on roughly stable house prices for some time ahead.
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We're basing the imagery, the wording and the call to action on testing we've done in these districts.
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I now support basing monetary policy upon general commodity prices for oil, wheat, cotton, copper, and so on.
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It spends over 2.5% of GDP on the military and covers 40% of costs of basing US forces.
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Critics are right to point out the mistakes from the past when basing clinical recommendations on observational studies.
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I saw the human consequences of basing a significant portion of our educational funding on local property taxes.
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"We're kind of basing the future on a few specific industries: Motors, mortgages and pizzas," Livengood told CNN.
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Merchants are guaranteed the right to prefer one network over another, basing decisions on cost, security and reliability.
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I also like the idea of basing a song around a location, like a forest or an island.
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In addition to basing his bill on research conducted by a child, Calderon's proposal might be increasingly unnecessary.
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If CEOs are basing hiring and facilities decisions on expectations of lowered costs, then shouldn't they be buying?
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There is no military need for basing intermediate-range missiles in South Korea to threaten North Korean targets.
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From 1839 Franz Winkler, an industrialist, turned these into a coal-mining metropolis by basing his empire there.
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The US also has yet to formally discuss and commit to firm basing options, the defense official said.
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Prosecutors believe only Mr. Astarita could have fired those shots, basing their case on surveillance videos and photographs.
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Trump may have been basing his claim on a hacked 2015 email exchange released by WikiLeaks in 2016.
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Imagine basing a squadron of unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, in an area which severely limits unmanned flight.
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The ministry is basing the latest number on briefings with the school principal and the Commissioner for Education.
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Croft said basing the company in Washington DC allowed the company to save money without compromising on talent.
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However, the HGTV star notes that she lives in Kansas City, which is how she is basing her prices.
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Can you even assume that Penny is basing its decisions on trees, helipads, or buildings in isolation, or collectively?
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Basing planes at Luton will give the airline more flexibility and allow it to open more routes, he added.
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You'll find everything from full-on house and techno tracks to compositions to people basing tracks on Shakespeare plays.
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Plenty relied on arbitrage, basing production in places with cheap labour and booking profits in countries with low taxes.
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After all, the current district attorney is basing this prosecution on the new evidence that flowed from the deposition.
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Data allows us to make informed decisions on critical issues like basing, fuel logistics, security, maintenance and technology acquisition.
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Some are basing this theory on the books, and some are honing in on a scene from the trailer.
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This meant Cargill could design the CCP in strictly human terms, basing its behavior on how people visibly play.
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"Venezuelans paid seven times more to contract Odebrecht," said Guaido, basing his estimate on preliminary investigations by his team.
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Instead, they are basing their unease -- in part -- on the fact that the agency's acting commissioner wears two hats.
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But the fact is they are basing their economic and political agendas on a story that is fundamentally untrue.
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In 2012, he returned to China, basing himself in the booming southern metropolis of Shenzhen, which gave him funding.
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Of course, that logic would be idiotic — basing analysis on cycles like that is just this side of superstition.
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Despite basing his artistic practice on them, Belgian 3D animator and VFX artist Julius Horsthuis has nightmares of fractals.
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All these fashion houses are basing things off of the fashion of these Black and brown women and men.
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Now the president is on a Western trip, and basing it in Las Vegas, days before the Nevada caucuses.
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You'll likely find yourself in a better position to scout choices and understand what you are basing them on.
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We are basing it on the previous estimate of the neutral rate range of 6-7% in nominal terms.
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The bank, led by CEO Jamie Dimon, is basing the effort on what it learned from previous investment projects.
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But he appeared to break with Kennedy indirectly, noting that some lawmakers are basing their ideas on the press.
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The Trump administration justified the budget cuts last year by saying it was basing advertising on effectiveness and performance.
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In France, they have been clinical, basing their game on a solid defense and a killer instinct up front.
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That makes zero sense if voters are basing their decisions on the actual job performance of their specific representatives.
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What's more ... 21's lawyer says ICE blew it by basing the arrest, in part, on the rapper's previous felony.
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Research has shown that basing your self-worth on your body appearance is associated with psychological distress and disordered eating.
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The deals are the highest profile examples to date of insurers basing payments on how well medicines perform for patients.
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Marti Noxon, the film's writer and director, talked about basing the film on her firsthand struggle with anorexia and bulimia.
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It had nothing to recommend it other than massive tax advantages from basing the combined company in Allergan's Ireland headquarters.
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Pence is basing his claim on an August AP story that some media watchers have roundly criticized as somewhat misleading.
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Brittain is basing this claim partly on a May ruling about Trump's policy of blocking Twitter users who criticized him.
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The agreement states that insurers must establish a higher bar than typical when basing risk assessment on genetic testing data.
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As some have pointed out, simply basing the app in Russia could expose your photos to the country's security services.
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Was it easier basing it off of a character or did you feel more pressure to recreate those looks perfectly?
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First, you ignore many other gender differences, basing your argument only on a few that you think support your conclusion.
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William has long held winter shooting parties at Sandringham, basing himself at Wood Farm, during his college years and afterward.
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Among other things, Coats said Iran isn't currently working to make nuclear weapons, basing his remarks on an intelligence assessment.
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And how can CDC possibly succeed in making wise public health decisions if not basing them on science or evidence?
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Or maybe he is too lazy to sing the words, despite basing an entire event on respecting the American flag.
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Because in a time of crisis or conflict, you don't want to start building your basing access at that point.
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Alarmingly, we have leaders like Mike Pence, Mike Huckabee and others openly advocating for basing US laws on the Bible.
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Basing planes at an airport allows an airline to fly a larger number of flights per day from that location.
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Jason Conwall, a spokesman for Empire State Development, said the agency was basing its evaluation of the program on performance.
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The World did just that, basing the film, staring Michael Cera, off of the collection of Scott Pilgrim comic books.
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Tillerson said he is basing that assessment on his conversation with Saudi Foreign Minister Adel bin Ahmed al-Jubeir Tuesday.
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It's inspiring that students at Tufts and beyond are basing their work on the values of freedom, justice and equality.
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But the finding was based primarily on government concessions, as opposed to basing it on an application of Board precedent.
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Compound interest is the process of adding interest to a principal amount and basing future interest on this new balance.
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Compound interest is the process of adding interest to a principal amount and basing future interest on this new balance.
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To agree to the Iranians basing themselves in Syria is like agreeing to Iran putting a noose around our neck.
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But it's not surprising that Trump voters weren't basing their decisions on their personal circumstances, because voters almost never do.
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You define these real reasons by: Basing your value off intangibles, your past accomplishments, things that will never leave you.
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But basing progress off the Gregorian calendar, consider that rock gets its shot at mainstream success about once every decade.
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The anti-austerity coalition government in Rome disputes the economic forecasts on which the European Commission is basing its projections.
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Apple, which sued Qualcomm shortly after the F.T.C.'s action, particularly objects to basing royalties on a phone's total price.
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But Gauland said the German government, driven by a false sense of solidarity, was basing its actions only on suspicions.
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The president waded into the debate that followed, basing his criticism, apparently, on photos of the Red Hen restaurant's exterior.
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And they weren't very tech savvy, often basing their business on third-party warehouse management software, and limited marketplace integrations.
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Basing the AHCA credit solely on one's insured status would essentially subsidize practices that use insurance as a payment mechanism.
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Basing movies on kiddie playthings is ingenious: It turns every Lego brick into a Rosebud sled, a portal into childhood.
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While Bautista is worth a try, the Mets are basing their guarded optimism only on a whiff of a sample.
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Basing decisions on anything but environmental protection not only abuses EPA's authority but undercuts the credibility of its future actions.
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The Texas senator, however, was basing his comparison largely on newspaper columns by Ukrainian officials and public criticisms of Trump.
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It's worth noting that interest rates can change, so it's not worth basing your decision solely on the interest rate.
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For the World Cup, Natalia is basing her designs around soccer balls, goal netting and of course national team flags.
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At the top is ultra-fast millimeter wave technology, on which Verizon is so far basing its entire 5G experience.
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German financing and basing for the program would be intended to demonstrate its function as a guarantor of European security.
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Except Navarro is basing his analysis on a mistake that would get you flunked out of an AP economics class.
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A final basing decision is expected next year after ensuring compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act and other regulations.
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Angle is basing her campaign on the need to give Trump a more conservative Congress that will pass his agenda.
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Basing your scam around the government agency meant to protect consumers from getting scammed is not a smart thing to do.
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"Respondent is basing his request on a moment of a TV show that has been edited for entertainment purposes," she continued.
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It's not feasible to contemplate C.K.'s motives in basing his comedy off of alleged sexual misconduct from his own life.
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Basing your operation at the North Pole exposes your workers both to extreme cold and, thanks to climate change, melting ice.
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Basing your appearance on that of the executives sent a very clear signal that you intended to climb the ladder quickly.
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Evercore ISI upgraded Twitter to hold from sell on Tuesday, basing its move on the recent plunge in the share price.
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A "gender neutral" policy of basing raises on seniority will result in women having lower salaries over time than men do.
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Yovino, interpreted the federal Equal Pay Act to prohibit basing a new employee's starting salary on the previous job's final salary.
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"Underwriting purposes" includes basing insurance deductibles, rebates, rewards, or other financial incentives on completing a health risk assessment or health screenings.
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But rather than basing the subsidy on available funds, the tax rate consumers face varies based on what rural providers demand.
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Islamic State took over Sirte last year, enforcing its ultra-hardline rule on the city and basing many foreign fighters there.
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Netanyahu reiterated that in his statement Thursday, calling on the international community to prevent Iran's Quds Force from basing in Syria.
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But Mr Araújo risks making the same mistake—of basing policy on ephemeral ideological affinity, rather than on underlying national interest.
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He wrote the screenplay with his partner, Zoe Kazan, basing it on the novel of the same name, by Richard Ford.
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Vettese says those who warn of crisis are basing their concern on "highly flawed" estimates of what a comfortable retirement costs.
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The combined company will save about $150 million a year in tax by basing in Tyco's legal domicile, the companies said.
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The 1951 Defense Agreement between the United States and Denmark (amended in 2004) provides for U.S. access, basing and free overflight.
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"He's not basing his campaign on WikiLeaks — it's only backing up what he's been saying the whole time," Mr. Graves said.
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Only the diehard feminists support her, basing their support solely on her sex, not her ideologies, platform or track record. Healthcare?
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Basing their choices primarily on a startup's potential to produce an exit or IPO, they will select 15 companies to compete.
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Cboe is basing the price of bitcoin futures using the Gemini Trust Company, an exchange co-founded by the Winklevoss twins.
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Gordon is basing his prediction on the Elliott Wave theory, which posits that stock prices move in waves in repetitive cycles.
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Practically, it means measuring progress, holding people accountable for results by setting goals and basing their compensation on hitting those goals.
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Since there is no scientific evidence behind these weakened guidelines, the CDC is apparently basing its decision on protective equipment shortages.
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The FTC has been highly effective by basing its enforcement on the standard of whether companies are acting deceptively or unfairly.
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MCs are basing their authenticity in the edgiest persona they can find (a common trait across all genres of youth music).
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"The S&P 500 [is] breaking through decade-long resistance after basing for much of the last 10 years," Wald said.
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Writing for the majority on Monday, Justice Clarence Thomas said California had the stronger argument, basing his decision on constitutional history.
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Paleo, by basing itself on a past that wasn't recorded in writing but can only be conjured in imagination, invites politics.
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Uber is basing the amount of sick pay a driver receives on their average daily earnings over the last six months.
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Uber is basing the amount of sick pay a driver receives on their average daily earnings over the last six months.
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Basing an impeachment on such an undeveloped record would relieve senators of the need to seriously consider the underlying alleged acts.
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And yet we still end up basing older people's treatment on this research, because too often it is all we have.
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Miranda is suing the school district for her job back or $3 million and she's basing her case on gender discrimination.
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Inslee is basing his entire campaign on his pledge to combat the climate crisis, making the issue central to his entire bid.
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Amazon said Tuesday it had its biggest shopping day ever on Cyber Monday, basing the record on the number of items sold.
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Trafigura has said impairments are not needed and it is basing the carrying value of its stakes on future cash flow modeling.
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However, Gfinity later said that it did not have access to Microsoft's sales figures and was basing its estimates on other source.
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Rather than basing Succession's story on one particular family like he did in Murdoch, Armstrong created an amalgamation of various powerful families.
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Infineon is basing its forecasts for fiscal 2019 on an expected low- to mid-single-digit percentage decline in unit car production.
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It lets those who make and operate AI ensure they are basing decisions on the right inputs, and not harmful spurious correlations.
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In 2018, Burlington voters approved a resolution asking the Air Force to cancel the basing due to concerns about potential noise pollution.
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Honda's also basing it on an entirely new, electric-specific platform, which is intended to help guide their EV strategy going forward.
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But if you want to dominate your office Oscars pool, basing your choices on the SAG winners' list is a safe bet.
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American Horror Story creator Ryan Murphy revealed earlier this month that he was basing the show's seventh season on the 2016 election.
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But both his claim -- and the entrance poll data he was basing it on -- run counter to most polling of Latinos nationwide.
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William and Kate, who are planning on basing themselves back in London as they undertake more royal roles, may be involved too.
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He thinks the mapping technology currently guiding top-end Roomba models could change that and is basing the company's strategy on it.
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The base in Qatar serves as logistics, command and basing hubs for the U.S. CENTCOM area of operations, including Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The prosecution appears to be basing the felony threat charge against Feigin, in part, on Popote's identification of him as the caller.
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It is basing that percentage on the 165 million women in America, many of whom are not in their child-bearing years.
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He said he had known Heaney's work well enough to immediately think of basing a year's program on the poet's 12 collections.
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American basing options for post-INF missiles are very limited—at least until the U.S. has some very difficult conversations with allies.
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"That's certainly the first step in a bottoming process – to see some sort of consolidation or a basing taking hold," he said.
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In the above calculations, as well as the other estimates to follow, we're basing our figures on changes in real median wealth.
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There, he pressed the administration's case for South Korea to pay a larger share of the cost the basing U.S. troops there.
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But Sessions is far from alone in basing the defense of President Donald Trump's actions on a niggling argument about specific details.
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Current and former Tesla employees said head count fell about 8 percent within the last week, basing their estimates on internal data.
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During her campaign last fall, she outlined a number of proposals for Rikers, such as basing assistant district attorneys on the island.
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For our customers, to have Microsoft standing behind the product upon which they are basing their mobile strategy is a huge benefit.
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The first, for Republicans, is hope is not a strategy, and basing your election success on what prosecutors may do is folly.
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It's not clear what Reid is basing that on, and if there's any evidence to support him, it hasn't been made public.
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Diplomats negotiate the landing and basing arrangements for American troops overseas, such as at Central Command's major Middle East base in Qatar.
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The office eventually settled on $3 million in 1988, basing it on legal judgements and settlements that arose from airline crash lawsuits.
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It also concluded that Trump administration officials violated E.P.A. guidelines by not basing the appointments on recommendations made by career staff members.
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Najib's future is now entirely in the hands of the courts, which is basing decisions on the evidence at hand, she said.
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The High North's natural resources buttress Russian oil reserves, while Russia's Arctic coastline provides ample basing and security for its nuclear submarines.
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They have also discussed basing U.S. long-range B-1 bombers in Darwin, a move which drew concern from China's foreign ministry.
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Finance Minister Michael Noonan said on Wednesday that basing fiscal policy on a growth figure of 26 percent would be a mistake.
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The authors looked at two scales: the Alternate Healthy Eating Index and Mediterranean diet scores, basing their primary conclusions on the former.
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Current concepts of operation could also be modified with new basing options to impose significant costs upon Russian intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance.
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Ms. Harris divided her campaign between two coasts, basing her operation in Baltimore but retaining some key advisers in the Bay Area.
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It is basing its budget on a gold price of $1,200 per ounce, compared with spot prices of around $1,570 on Tuesday.
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The company is basing the team working on the sensors out of an office in Palo Alto, rather than at its main headquarters.
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Collins explained that she is basing her endorsement of Sessions' character on her own experience working with him over the past 20 years.
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Remnant of a discredited past More fundamentally, the controversy threatens to undermine two of the pillars on which Biden is basing his campaign.
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Is basing a film series on a theme-park ride the surest bet in capitalism, or the stupidest, weirdest idea of all time?
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"A stock will look cheap, but in actuality those numbers that you are basing the evaluation off of aren't right," she told CNBC.
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The MNNA designation enhances America's national interests by establishing a long-term framework for defense cooperation and permits the basing of U.S. troops.
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When we feel that a community or segment of the population could be disadvantaged, we avoid basing our conclusion solely on past instances.
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There are also risks associated with self-certification, like basing engineering decisions too heavily on a limited set of data or test requirements.
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Ms. Toll illustrated her story in seven watercolors, basing Cinderella on feisty women in Russian literature and the pianist on her mother, Rozia.
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As such, it fears that the ruling could put off other businesses from basing their operations in the country and could harm commerce.
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In their report Citron did not mince words, basing their conclusions on an Amnesty International Report claiming widespread abuse on the Twitter platform.
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Typically a 40-60 percent probability sees a recession within the next 10-18 months, Strickland added, basing the analysis on previous recessions.
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Although, we will be the first to admit that basing our prediction off of one word isn't a whole lot to go on.
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When Western and Indian merchants founded the bank in Asia in 1865, they considered basing it in Shanghai before settling on Hong Kong.
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The desire to learn what you don't know, rather than basing decisions on what you already do, is an essential quality of leadership.
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Disney, meanwhile, is basing its streaming platform on its intellectual property—not just the Disney universe, but Star Wars and Marvel as well.
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The offensive coordinator Chan Gailey agreed, basing his observation, he said, on the questions Smith had been asking during film reviews and meetings.
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All told, there were 1,238 murders by firearm in August and 1,228 in September, the ONC noted, basing its findings on official data.
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On this third attempt, the company is teaming up with blockchain company SolidX and basing the fund on actual bitcoins rather than futures.
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Lithium Americas is basing its investments on expectations that global production will triple to 3003,2300 tonnes by 240, up from 2000,000 tonnes currently.
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The US took steps in 2015 to re-establish diplomatic ties with Somalia by reopening its diplomatic mission but basing it in Kenya.
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The officials telling the organizers to move or reschedule their event aren't basing their decision on what the demonstrators are going to say.
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Trump spends all his time watching Fox News, basing his opinions and tweets on it, and now he's simply becoming one with it.
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"Think about somebody who was due to retire in 2008 and was basing their assumptions from 2007," says Mr. Bruer, the Tallahassee planner.
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The appeals panel took particular issue with the company basing its claims of success on internal studies gleaned from surveys of its patients.
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She hadn't initially wanted to write a book for girls, but when the publisher asked, she obliged, basing it on her own life.
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Western firms may also think again about basing employees or deploying capital in Hong Kong, especially following the vivid example of Cathay Pacific.
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Donald Trump has made energy a central theme in his campaign, basing his policies almost entirely on increasing production of U.S. fossil fuels.
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It said in a statement it was basing its forecast on a weak financial performance in the first four months of fiscal 2018.
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He's basing this on its Bollinger Bands, a trading range which marks highs and lows in a stock based on its moving average.
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One, it's almost certain that BMW is basing this range figure on the European testing cycle, which tends to return more optimistic estimates.
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I realize that basing something on his notebooks could show me how the innovation, engineering and invention connected with art and the beautiful.
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We don't know nearly enough to evaluate the quality of CNN's sources or the quality of the intelligence they're basing their conclusions on.
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Our law enforcement sources tell us feds are just "looking into it" -- and it seems they're only basing their suspicions off our post.
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It's become such a major driver of the city's economy that in 2015, city officials considered basing an advertising campaign around the sex industry.
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Basing a show, a big show, around a big reveal, is a lot like sticking a landing at the end of a gymnastics routine.
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In the skit, Sandler was at a Sandler family reunion in which his family members accused him of basing his many characters off them.
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While sex toys have made a fleeting appearance in other popular TV shows, basing a major series storyline around them is on another level.
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In fact, Congress has asked that our Defense Department look at the cost involved in new basing of any kind, wherever it might be.
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"Russia hopes to weaken support for US military basing and deployments, and to undermine public support in Japan for increasing military preparedness," he said.
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We're all still sort of reeling from the news that Microsoft is back to making phones again — and because it's basing them on Android.
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Google had the admirable instinct to create an app with a "mobile first" mentality, basing the app on phone numbers instead of Google accounts.
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Facebook, Amazon, IBM and Microsoft are all extending their operations, and a multitude of smaller US firms are basing their international headquarters in London.
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In March, they discussed basing U.S. long-range B-1 bombers in Darwin, bolstering U.S. military presence close to the disputed South China Sea.
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"That includes paying brokers more to sell one product over another and basing bonuses on their success in meeting sales quotas for proprietary products."
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Encouragingly, Twitter is basing its dehumanizing language policy on academic research that shows the real world effect that demeaning people through dehumanization can have.
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Basing their arguments on pseudo-science, Tenny and his cohorts are attempting to railroad through legislation that declares tree-burning to be carbon neutral.
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Too many American voters are basing their belief in the constancy of Medicare on the fact that it's been around all of their lives.
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A lot of advertisers seem to have read Naomi Klein's No Logo, and have been basing advertising strategies basically around an anti-advertising book.
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So basing pay on total shareholder return can encourage an executive to manage more for a company's share price than for its overall health.
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Stewart's win Tuesday came after he fell short of winning the state's gubernatorial primary last year after basing his campaign around preserving Confederate statues.
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The philosopher is also wary of assigning the label "evil" only to events of massive scale, essentially basing our moral categories on body counts.
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But according to numerous cybersecurity experts, companies are mostly basing their preparations on the few case studies they've seen, creating the potential for gaps.
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Some committee members also expressed concern that basing the operation in Switzerland would make it more challenging for the United States to impose regulations.
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The 7th and 8th Circuits, however, have ruled that basing pay on prior salary history is a legitimate defense against Equal Pay Act claims.
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Currently, the Affordable Care Act bans insurers from basing premiums on gender or industry and limits the amount that can be based on age.
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The U.S. likely won't be able to deter China from landing and eventually basing fighter jets on its South China Sea Islands, Glaser says.
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But they're basing on things from the 27s when CT scanning, which is X-rays -- people set up these whole body CT scanning clinics.
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"We need to start early on, to make people understand that basing decisions on fair tests, on science, on evidence is important," he says.
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Cord Cutting is basing this finding on the Bureau of Labor Statistics' American Time Use survey, though Netflix's number is based on global subscribers.
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One of the things about making something based on a book is that you're essentially basing it on what imagination has to offer you.
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That's significant because recent data shows a large percentage of people are basing their 2018 votes on whether or not they like the president.
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Eat like a different princess every day, basing my decisions off both what they eat on screen and where, approximately, the films take place.
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Say "Alexa, what's my election update," and your Echo device, basing answers on your location, will tell you about gubernatorial, congressional or Senate candidates.
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When, for example, it's an Initial Contingency Location, which, according to a Pentagon "Contingency Basing" manual, is characterized by austere infrastructure and limited services.
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"We really need to make sure that the information that we are basing our actions upon is coming from a trusted messenger," Gurwitch said.
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Some of the respondents, like the big-serving American John Isner, answered off the top of their heads, basing their choices on personal experience.
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Economists keep basing forecasts on trends established during the postwar miracle years, when growth was boosted by expanding populations, rising productivity and exploding debt.
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A big chunk of my time on the iPhone was spent taking pictures, so I'm heavily basing the next smartphone on its camera capabilities.
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The United Nations did not conduct its own investigation into the hack and is basing its statement on the FTI report, the person said.
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Focus on the issues Wright recommends approaching the topic of politics based around issues, as opposed to basing the dialogue around people or politicians.
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In worse news for Trump, the Democratic front-runner is basing a large part of his candidacy on overthrowing America's tattered health care system.
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The Education Department would characterize the new plan as improving conditions for learning, basing that assessment on research it has conducted, the Times wrote.
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Voters in 2018 will likely then be basing their congressional vote choice on how they feel about Trump, which is bad news for Republicans.
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" But Google seems to be basing its number on how long the websites existed, and Apple is going with how long they were "operational.
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According to Wainwright, the VC was basing his analysis on a sample size of one: his wife, who preferred yoga pants to luxury clothes.
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The study's authors used various emissions models from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, basing their predictions on medium- to worst-case climate scenarios.
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Then in 13 he filed the lawsuit, basing his case on the constitutional authority of courts to intervene to protect citizens' right to life.
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Copyright, not necessarily human decency, won out in the end, with the plaintiff basing the case around the violation of copyright regarding the distributed images.
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Basing an entire ruling on "one half of a sentence" in a Supreme Court case, he said, is not enough to restrict a constitutional right.
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Closer cooperation among national regulators in the EU would stop "jurisdiction shopping", or firms basing themselves in countries that enforce rules less robustly, he said.
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Pundits basing their predictions for the 2020 election on voting patterns from 2016 could run into trouble if the past does not predict the future.
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Sanders' advisers are basing their strategy on convincing superdelegates that he can overtake Clinton over time, and victory here would help him make his case.
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However, he believes the Fed should cut interest rates and then go back to basing its decision on its more traditional metric — the economic data.
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The United States is mulling basing drug prices paid under its government Medicare health program on the cost of medicines in other countries, including Canada.
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The denial followed reports that a Chinese delegation visiting Malaysia this week had proposed basing the military equipment in Johor, a Malaysian state bordering Singapore.
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Rights group Human Rights Watch blamed Houthis for basing forces in a center for the blind in the capital that was bombed on Jan. 5.
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Last week, Kushner met in Washington with the foreign minister of Bahrain, Sheikh Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa, and proposed basing the fund in Manama.
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Whereas the German government has been basing its assessment of social giants' performance on hate speech removals on reports from local youth protection organization, jugendschutz.net.
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Update: The Times is facing some criticism for basing its reporting on a sole source, McKenna, who claims his quote was taken out of context.
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Basing your Halloween costume off of a video or picture from the internet, no matter how good it may be, is always a risky move.
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President Trump has also suggested Feinstein or her staff leaked the letter, basing his claims on her body language at the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings.
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It's a sign that investors are truly waking up to the exciting possibilities of private financing for companies basing their business outside the earth's atmosphere.
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Last year, he proposed basing certain Medicare drug prices off of lower prices paid in Europe, something that has drawn criticism from many GOP lawmakers.
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Toni Yes, it left Sanders in the awkward position of having railed against superdelegates and then basing the entire rest of his campaign on them.
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"I see people making these dumb mistakes, basing their creative decisions from what the data tells us instead of what's in their heart," said Wang.
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One key difference with Preact seems to be that it's basing a lot of its interactions on machine learning, big data analytics and behavioral science.
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"Technically it's a very beautiful basing formation and it just broke out on decent volume so I like it for intermediate-term purposes," added Newton.
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Critics say that the omission of Muslims is discriminatory, and that basing the right to citizenship on religion violates the secular principles of India's constitution.
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While we know assumptions don't always translate to facts, Medicare is basing an entirely new payment model for the home health benefit on just that.
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That remark suggested a shift from Ryan's Better Way healthcare plan, which called for basing the financial assistance only on people's age, not their income.
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Hogg has played loose with more than a few facts and has leveled the same kind of personal attacks on which he's basing this boycott.
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" Blockchain researcher Peter Todd, on Twitter: "...basing your distributed database on a blockchain is best practice these days, as it makes auditability much easier internally.
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" SEB spokesman Frank Hojem said the bank had yet to receive feedback from the watchdog, "so we don't know what they're basing this evaluation on.
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But that's the beauty of basing a book on a true story: You can get away with details that would seem ridiculous in pure fiction.
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But on their second full-length album,Old Souls, Wayfarer seek to break that mold, basing their sound firmly in America's dusty plains and sandblasted outlaws.
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The caucus also wants to repeal the community rating provision, which prevents insurers from basing premiums on health status, gender or age in a specific area.
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Commission officials are basing their concerns on feedback from experts at the "Vela" emissions laboratory in northern Italy, the weekly magazine said, without providing more detail.
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However, the Fed has been basing policy not only on how the U.S. recovery is coming along, but also on how things are shaping up globally.
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Petronas changed its OSP mechanism effective January 2017, basing its benchmark price on a basket of four Malaysian crude grades Labuan, Miri Light, Kikeh and Kimanis.
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Trump may have been basing his assertion on an inaccurate article published by the conservative website The Federalist, which he had tweeted out the previous weekend.
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Birk has attempted to make the universal themes of the Qur'an relevant to a contemporary, Western audience, even basing his script style on Los Angeles graffiti.
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Trump's plan fails to account for the country's limited shipbuilding capacity and the cost of manning, maintaining and basing the additional warships he proposes to build.
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The problem is, many of the posters are basing their outrage on a combination of miscalculations and sticker shock for premium classes that weren't available before.
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Google took action on Thursday after concluding that the Swiss firm was in breach of its advertising policy, basing its decision on advice from advertising regulators.
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Many U.S. and Japanese banks rely on the passport to operate across EU capital markets unhindered while basing most of their staff and operations in London.
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Given Cohen's general slipperiness in court, they're almost certainly basing that allegation on precise documentary evidence, potentially even the covert recordings that Cohen liked to make.
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But Disney also gave the film several architectural and cultural flourishes that seem to hail from India — like basing the Sultan's Palace on the Taj Mahal.
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Current analysis is no longer restricted to the idea of loosely basing the "hull design" upon the LCS, as was previously the case, Navy officials say.
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"The Court erred in basing its decision on its finding that Kesha could record without interference from Gottwald," wrote Kesha's attorney Mark Geragos in the filing.
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Theoretically, you could add all kinds of other stipulations, like basing the amount owed to the original team on how much service time the player accrues.
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You would never know this if you were basing your views of the AHCA, and the purposes it's meant to serve, on the ambient media environment.
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Simard agreed, noting that it may be time to "adapt" breast cancer screening guidelines based on this information instead of basing mammography guidelines on age alone.
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When people rank Stewart with past UConn greats, like Diana Taurasi and Maya Moore, they are basing the comparisons on what those players became as pros.
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Last month, Trump outlined a plan to revamp how Medicare pays for certain high-cost drugs by basing reimbursements on the prices paid in other countries.
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The Biden campaign is reportedly basing its strategy around the possibility the former vice president will lose the Iowa caucuses, where a recent poll found Sen.
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Coats testified that the intelligence community found that Iran is not currently seeking to develop its nuclear weapons capabilities, basing his remarks on an intelligence assessment.
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When he endorsed aerial spraying, he was falsely accused of plotting to make millions by basing planes at a remote airport he was accused of owning.
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Clinton was careful to hedge a number of answers about her email system by saying that she was basing her statements on information from her lawyers.
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"Basing enforcement on interagency consensus places politics above pollution control," he said, pointing to the fact that the policy doesn't mention pollution reduction as a goal.
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Like Aileen Rizo, Lola Kouba claimed women were disadvantaged by her employer's system of basing compensation on salary history because that system perpetuated sex-based underpayment.
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We think we're in a similar basing period, where it's probably, at best, dead money here, even if it is coming into some sort of support.
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After basing his campaign entirely on the premise that he is the one guy in the race who can win things, the loss is obviously problematic.
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The problem is, basing the entire party on the idea that Mr. Trump is dangerous is a strategy that already failed miserably in the 2016 election.
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"I don't believe any country will retaliate," he declared, basing his claim on the supposed upper hand America has because we import more than we export.
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The president seems to think that tariffs will strong-arm manufacturers and suppliers into basing more production in America, or somehow get Europeans to buy Chevys.
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The Trump administration is on more uncharted ground by basing the tariffs on national security concerns — Section 232 of a law enacted in the Cold War.
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Though many players of Ruud's generation have idolized Federer, Ruud is more of a Nadal guy, basing himself out of the Rafael Nadal Academy in Majorca.
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But more broadly, Ms. Warren is running an ideologically left-wing campaign and basing her appeal on policy proposals more so than longstanding relationships and endorsements.
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After meeting Woods in 2016, de Jong decided to take Goldie in a different direction, basing much of the project's script on the model's tumultuous childhood.
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Either way, for at least the next year and potentially beyond, US efforts to significantly alter basing agreements with key allies could trigger far-reaching effects.
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Like many global airlines, Air France-KLM has cancelled mainland China flights through March, basing its impact estimate on the assumption they resume progressively after that.
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Food shopping based on your DNA DnaNudge is offering consumers a novel way to make healthier choices when grocery shopping by basing it on their DNA.
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The list included incentivizing continuous coverage, tightening rules for special enrollment periods, basing financial help on age and income, offering reinsurance and allowing flexible plan design.
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Like generals basing their strategy on the last war they fought, public-health experts have set up their defenses based on what worked for previous threats.
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Currently, the Affordable Care Act bans insurers from basing small businesses' premiums on gender or industry and limits the amount that can be based on age.
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Yet if you are basing this on the prospect of Snap, the valuation set on Wednesday for Snap is a rational bet for a risk taker.
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The second half of Biden's answer was perfectly cogent, aside from a questionably feasible proposal to force Pakistan to accept US troop basing in its borders.
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The United States and South Korea will begin negotiating this week a new cost-sharing agreement for basing U.S. troops in South Korea, Seoul said Monday.
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She was referencing the pattern of Republicans basing questions on Ukrainian political interference and the Biden family, rather than on the Trump administration's actions in Ukraine.
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Mehul Patel, CEO of Hired, said managers should focus on assessing a candidate's skills rather than basing the selection of new hires too much on education.
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The Council is basing its complaint on the published report from the technical test by SINTEF (available on Github) and Grindr's privacy policy, dated August 9, 2017.
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"They put a black mask on her face and took her," he said, adding that he was basing his information on Bukhari's driver, who witnessed the abduction.
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"It apparently was the result of the court hearing only one side and basing its decision on that since only one side apparently appeared," he tells PEOPLE.
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Ultimately, it means Google gets to decide what qualifies as an acceptable ad (though it's basing this on standards set collectively by the Coalition for Better Ads).
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Maybe consider an original concept rather than basing your graphics off of a show that's already shut you down, or better yet, share no memes at all.
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The new Explore tab is meant to encourage greater discovery and personalization, by basing recommended photos and videos on topic channels that represent an individual user's interests.
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Maybe we were basing our assumptions of how it would be off of the late '90s, political thriller starring Harrison Ford, but we were not expecting this.
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It is locked in a perpetual struggle with the sorts of glitches, including inefficient basing, overstaffing and costly acquisitions programmes, he prides himself on solving at Boeing.
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All this has a bearing because, extraordinarily, it is Nissan executives who are supplying prosecutors with much of the evidence on which they are basing their case.
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In terms of the trade dispute, it appears that China is taking a bigger hit than the U.S., Cramer said, basing his conclusion on earnings conference calls.
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Trump is, no doubt, basing this assertion on statements he made at campaign events in which he, correctly, predicted that Obamacare premiums would show a dramatic increase.
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Instead, it would transform how they work by basing their amount on age instead of income — a move that would help higher earners and hurt lower earners.
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But simply because it was not basing its play on long-term observations of opponents' individual habits or styles does not mean that its strategy was shallow.
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Since women already earn less than men on average, basing future earnings on a figure that's already off-balance only leads to a wider gap over time.
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Instead of basing their work on data derived from the general population, they used data from a group of people noted for their long lives -- Japanese women.
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Tesla may never develop the "Tesla Network" car-sharing business CEO Elon Musk has spoken about, and which Jonas is in part basing his investment thesis on.
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Basing a wildly ambitious social agenda on fundamentally unrealistic financing plans strikes me as the left's version of building a wall and having Mexico pay for it.
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Albert C. Carter came up with the idea (tube-shaped, at first) in the 1940s, basing it on one of his working-clairvoyant mom's fortune-telling tools.
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A number of the 2020 Democratic candidates are basing their campaigns on appealing to the white working-class voters that fled the party for Trump in 2016.
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Kentucky uses a risk assessment instrument to determine who should be released pending trial, rather than basing that judgment on the ability to pay bail bond fees.
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"I'm basing [my support] on my experience, and I know Keith as a candidate, as an elected official who has had to raise money," said Mark-Viverito.
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Sanders is likely to rework the benefits by basing them on the Affordable Care Act's "essential health benefits," to make them more appropriate for all age groups.
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In parts of Mauritania, Chad and northern Senegal vegetation levels are the lowest in years, said international organization Action Against Hunger, basing its reports on satellite data.
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One of his fictional artists seems to be basing her portrait colors on those of the stunning print wrap she's wearing, which is a painting in itself.
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Basing his Comédie-Française production on the screenplay, not the film, Mr. van Hove has video shot live during the performance, the images projected on enormous screens.
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Venus faces off with Neptune and you may be basing your worth on things that aren't real, like photoshopped pictures or perfectly arranged tableaus of strangers' lives.
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Russian special forces are using an air base in western Egypt, just over Libya's border, in an early sign of recent basing agreements between Russia and Egypt.
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"We have been basing our policy on the basis that the U.S. is a credible partner," said Ichiro Fujisaki, a former Japanese ambassador to the United States.
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In a time of deep economic dissatisfaction, among members of both parties, Republican leaders insisted on basing their plan around an enormous tax cut for the wealthy.
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But the way this plan works is the IRS would be basing what checks people get based on the data it already has, data about the past.
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" The Southern Poverty Law Center, an Alabama-based group, also points to Moore's disdain for the Constitution and history of "basing judicial opinions on his Biblical beliefs.
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Wilkes was thrown in jail for writing it, but our founders, whom Wilkes firmly supported, wound up basing their concept of a free press on his example.
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But it has come under fire for hiring pilots contracted through Asia, where labor rates are lower, and for basing its subsidiary Norwegian Air International in Ireland.
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Defense cooperation agreements are intended to be enduring and the resultant access, basing and overflight rights that flow from the agreements enhance trust and highlight mutual interests.
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Likely voters in the Quinnipiac poll think the most important issue for basing their vote on in 2020 is health care (30%), followed by the economy (20%).
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Friedman was basing that view on his empirical research (part of his Nobel distinction) showing the vanishing fiscal multiplier, which is fiscal policy's stimulus to economic activity.
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Regulators could simplify and improve these calculations by basing them on market values and interest rate differentials, thus ensuring that the off-ramp truly provides regulatory simplification.
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"Online media basing news reports on contents made on social media must verify them before publication," reads the directive published on Xinhua, China's state-run new outlet.
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They appeared to back away from basing one of the articles of impeachment on former Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report on Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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This is the first time Coalition has ranked banks on transaction banking, basing the scores on services provided to clients with annual turnover of over $1.5 billion.
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To the extent that Democrats were basing their healthcare initiatives in 85033 and 2009 on topline polling, at least they had superficial voter majorities in their corner.
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"I caution clients against basing their salary negotiation requests on, 'So-and-so is earning X dollars, so I should, too,'" said Devon Smiley, a negotiation consultant.
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Basing operations in the middle of the arid African country may seem like a curious choice for the United States military, until you look at Niger's neighbors.
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Finally, in a delicious irony, you accuse Mr Modi of "controlling and bullying critics", while basing your entire tirade against him on the commentaries by those same critics.
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Countries that host considerable U.S. forces – Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, Italy, Turkey and others – often provide free or subsidized basing and other support to U.S. units there.
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"Making these accusations ..., France's foreign ministry is not basing (them) on concrete facts but rather employs someone else's fiction and propaganda cliches," Zakharova told a weekly news briefing.
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Asked about the effect of the VFA withdrawal on US basing and training, McCarthy said Friday that "conversations are underway" particularly among the White House and State Department.
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Although continually patronised and underestimated, Hall quickly adapted to the secret life, basing herself in Lyon, deep in collaborationist Vichy France, and exploiting her cover as a journalist.
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But basing those decisions on emotion and over what has happened over the course of a few days doesn't make sense for those in for the long haul.
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By basing its Discover algorithm on your interests, and not those of your friends, Snapchat is hoping to avoid some of the difficulties Facebook faced with fake news.
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Nomura is basing its view on data showing hedge funds fleeing the market and said more are set to exit when their algorithms are triggered by rising volatility.
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You're known for being moody, Cancer, but this time, you're basing things not on your feelings but on new information—or old information—that's beginning to make sense.
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Mike: I think if you want to do business and create economic opportunities within Indigenous communities, it's important that you're basing that on Indigenous values and Indigenous cultures.
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However, this plan would lead to deeper cuts in Medicaid funding starting in 2025 by basing how much money states get on standard inflation rather than medical inflation.
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EU venues, in contracts, were forced to ignore the largest market for Swiss stocks, instead basing tick sizes on activity at the largest EU venue for the instruments.
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He argued that gradual interest rate hikes would do less potential harm to the economy than basing policy on changing assumptions about the relationship between inflation and unemployment.
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The news media, basing its findings in part on an American diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks, has reported that Mr. Mugabe has received treatment there for prostate cancer.
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Even before he moved into Anmer in 2014, William always held winter shooting parties on the estate, basing himself at Wood Farm, during his college years and afterward.
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Basing American troops in Poland permanently The Senate bill commissions an unclassified study on the feasibility and desirability of permanently stationing an Army brigade combat team in Poland.
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But many still focus on the center of the cone and the black line that connects the projected positions, basing their preparations and evacuations on only that information.
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President Trump not only backed the move, but has taken credit for it — followed by a quick "thank you" to the Qataris for giving the U.S. basing rights.
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Democrats tend to criticize only basing financial assistance on age because it means that low-income people do not get an extra boost of help in affording coverage.
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It would also set a dangerous precedent by ignoring tried and true practices for creating rules based on strong data and instead basing them almost on anecdotal evidence.
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Many of the elected officials who spoke extolled a traditional conservative platform that bears little relation to the nationalist agenda on which Mr. Trump is basing his campaign.
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Sciutto, who just published " The Shadow War ," a book that considers the threats posed by Russia and China, cautioned the students against basing their arguments on foreign governments.
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" NRG wrote that it opposed the rule "despite the superficially attractive premise of rate-basing a substantial portion of our generation fleet, at enormous additional cost to ratepayers.
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But Disney also gave the film several architectural and cultural flourishes that seem to hail from Hinduism and India — like basing the Sultan's Palace on the Taj Mahal.
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Basing treatment decisions on cost rather than clinical considerations also ignores important variations that may exist among patients in terms of safety, efficacy and tolerability in drug classes.
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In 2018, Trump made a similarly outlandish—though not quite as extreme—demand for a 50% to 100% increase in South Korea's annual contribution to US basing costs.
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Gardiner worries that basing the ruling on testimony from Ergen and other CEOs, instead of economic analysis and other evidence, sets a bad precedent for future antitrust cases.
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The FBI is basing its demand that Apple help hack into an encrypted iPhone on a little-known 18th century law that critics say is being badly abused.
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Democratic lawmakers on Sunday played down the possibility of basing one of the articles of impeachment on Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report on Russian election interference in 2016.
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"It will immediately raise tactical questions of intelligence sharing, de-confliction with U.S. airstrikes, and basing out of Turkey for U.S. aircraft," Admiral Stavridis said in an email.
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For instance, the American pledge to defend South Korea from a North Korean invasion is made credible by basing thousands of troops in the likely line of fire.
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In that case, an Allstate agent in Sacramento and her female colleagues sued the company for allegedly discriminating against women by basing their wages on their last salary.
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Much to the chagrin of a generation of early Internet investors, there was no magic—there was only the old newspaper model of basing ad prices on circulation numbers.
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"You are going to have people basing their beliefs on a movie," he says of the new generation that will be introduced to the case through the FX series.
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Willerer claims the payment option has the potential to reduce costs for "many learners" — basing that reasoning on completion times the company "typically" sees for its most popular Specializations.
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To suggest – as Gloria Steinem did – that they were basing political opinions around their crushes on boys sounded downright sexist, the exact sort of attack feminists fought to silence.
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She designs every costume for her performances herself, basing them on her emotions – some are dark colored with feathers, while others are bright and feature flowers, seashells and sequins.
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Petronas changed its official selling price (OSP) mechanism from January 2017, basing its benchmark price on a basket of four Malaysian crude grades: Labuan, Miri Light, Kikeh and Kimanis.
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"Russia hopes to weaken support for US military basing and deployments, and to undermine public support in Japan for increasing military preparedness," he said in an email to CNN.
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A lot of people actually thought, including my dad, that Stinker was real—that I was basing it on a real movie, which is, I guess, a good thing.
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Several hospital systems are lobbying Medicare to stop basing certain payments on their sticker prices, also known as "chargemasters" — prices the Trump administration has required them to disclose publicly.
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President Bill Clinton had something to do with it, basing his 1996 re-election on a "triangulation" strategy and positioning himself between ideological extremes of the left and right.
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Showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss continued to parallel history after the source materials dried up, basing season 6's Battle of the Bastards on Rome's Battle of Cannae.
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Major food companies are basing entire brand strategies off the idea, and start-ups full of young people are keeping their employees happy with fridges stocked full of freebies.
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Mr. Rubio's backers speak of basing their hopes on a winnowing of the Republican field, which may not come to pass, at least in time for him to prevail.
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He wants to ban companies from asking new hires about their salary history, as basing salary offers on past compensation perpetuates discrimination that keeps women's salaries lower then men's.
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On the other hand, it was very hard to tell on what the judges were basing their decisions, except that some of the dogs were obviously cuter than others.
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Snap launched Snap Map back in June 2017, basing the idea off its acquisition of French location startup Zenly that it bought for $2017 million in cash plus bonuses.
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"Having spent 19993 years basing my personality on fear and sarcasm, the unbridled Shirley-Temple-on-crack joy I feel today is a massive inconvenience for me," she said.
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Trump is basing the policy on the same provision of the Immigration and Nationality Act he used in early 2017 to enact the travel ban impacting majority-Muslim countries.
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Rather than basing your actions on fear, take time to monitor the situation, review your risk tolerance, speak to your advisor and make an informed (rather than rash) decision.
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I was, of course, basing my concept of Docker entirely on the Docker logo, which is sort of a whale / boat hybrid, filled to the brim with shipping containers.
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But there may be a bit of a silver lining: As the Bloomberg research suggests, basing decisions on data may also make it easier to detect when biases arise.
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Horwitz is basing his conclusions on the Amazon HQ2 Index, a gauge he constructed to rank cities according to 11 metrics corresponding to what Amazon said it's looking for.
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But basing performance on the stock price created perverse incentives because stocks don't necessarily correspond to the actual success of a business, or the creation of jobs and investment.
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When the one you look to for guidance and wisdom is basing their answers on obvious biases such as jealousy or narrow-mindedness, it is time to walk away.
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We're basing this assumption on the fact that bundle deals have dominated the Black Friday landscape over the last few years, and we can't see anything changing in 211.
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Airlift, bomber, tanker, and other mission areas are equally important, but much more challenging to calculate due to the lack of staging and basing within a theater of war.
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In a 2016 speech at Stanford University while a visiting lecturer, he described the excessive costs of basing cleanups on exaggerated worst-case scenarios, while stifling an area's potential.
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While the House bill linked tax credits mainly to a person's age, the Senate bill retains ObamaCare's general structure of basing subsidies on age, income and local insurance costs.
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By requiring candidates to take a definite stand on the issues and basing each voter's ranking on those explicit commitments, our nudge undermines the effectiveness of any such pandering.
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Judd said Ocasio-Cortez is "basing her claim on a single female detainee" and said the water fountains that are attached to toilet units in migrant facilities do work.
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And with the Republican nominee basing his campaign on his background as a businessman, Mr. Bloomberg, a billionaire media executive and philanthropist, may help counter the Trump sales pitch.
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Analysts warn investors should be picky with regard to high-dividend payers, as some may be borrowing cash to pay for them instead of basing the payout on earnings.
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VoteCastr is basing its turnout models on key counties in the swing states, sampling from areas that favor Hillary Clinton, swing areas and areas that support Donald J. Trump.
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"QB Blitz" still empathizes with high-school ostracism; "I can't get anyone to do algebra with me," Mr. Cuomo sings, apparently basing his character on a Matt Christopher book.
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For countries basing their decisions not on epidemiological studies, but political or economic factors, the exit ramp is easier to spot — even if the road afterward could be rocky.
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He is basing his entire campaign on the issue, and on Friday released the first of what he says will be a series of policies to stop climate change.
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Washington does not need Germany's permission to move such equipment under existing basing contracts, but the sources said a formal notification would be sent before any move to proceed.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Trump, unconvinced of the value of the relationship with South Korea, threatened to withdraw forces there if Seoul didn't bear a larger share of the basing costs.
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This isn't some theory that I'm basing on the whisperings of unnamed administration officials whose candor the president can dismiss as fake news put out by a maleficent media.
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Mr. Bakken fashioned a small, battery-powered device, basing the circuit on a design for a metronome that he had found in a back issue of Popular Electronics magazine.
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Critics accused the administration of basing threat assessments of travelers solely on the religion of the majority of people who lived in the nations identified by the executive order.
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Basing their thoughts on the suit worn by Ryan Reynolds in the 2016 "Deadpool" film, experts deemed the red and black bodysuit practical as well as aesthetically successful overall.
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I'm basing this prediction on two high-level reports released last year: one from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the other from the United Nations.
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Yet, those American allies and partners may be reluctant to allow their permanent basing on their territory for fear of upsetting Beijing and becoming a target in a conflict.
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If you were basing your predictions for how Robbie's career might turn out on Vanity Fair's read of her in 2016, all of this might come as a surprise.
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She&aposs not basing this observation simply on the fact that stocks roared into the end of 2019 and capped off their second-best year of this bull market.
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By basing his operation in New York, Mr. Sowore for years had a degree of protection from the consequences of publishing often scandalous information about Nigeria's most powerful people.
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Washington must also acknowledge the benefits that NATO consistently affords the U.S., including basing rights, infrastructure, intelligence sharing, political and diplomatic support and participation in military missions, including Afghanistan.
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"No one here has seen a memo or basing the need for CFIUS review on anything other than the obvious national security implications of this merger," the spokesman said.
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Perhaps it is sufficient to warrant harsh sex offender registry laws, but judges and lawmakers would have been better served by basing their judgments on the best available data.
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Basing its decision on Google search results and entries in Urban Dictionary, the board rejected Mr. Brunetti's application, calling his brand name a "phonetic twin" of the curse word.
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If the state of play continues to worsen, then European states may even begin to question the prudence of allowing American forward basing, including at Ramstein, on their territory.
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The plan's boosters hope that the city can become a model of urban and coastal planning by 2040, basing its development on environmental standards that take climate change into account.
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What if, instead of basing your restaurant improvement show around your host's expertise, can't-look-away vulgar tirades, and non-stop hustle, you centered everything around fussy Yelp customer reviews?
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Instead of basing the kilogram's value on a physical artifact, as has been the case for more than 100 years, it will now be defined using a constant of nature.
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Thomas said his department in the office of Lieutenant Governor Spencer Cox was basing the informal information-gathering on Chaffetz's statements to local media that he might leave office early.
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"What I'm seeing is a basing situation here that I think by year-end could trade up to $340 or beyond," said John Kosar, director of research at Asbury Research.
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Kanye West is out here asking the tough questions about the real effects of follower culture and basing our self-worth off how many likes we get on social media.
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A little jealousy is healthy, but basing attention and self-worth based on another person's anger or negative feelings is a quick way to have a really dangerously unsatisfying relationship.
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There is a tendency towards "anchoring" (basing one's estimate on a fixed number, such as the average guess) and overshooting (the process that creates bubbles and crashes in financial markets).
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Camp Century was one of these facilities, and it was used to test the feasibility of basing nuclear missiles within the ice sheet to help deter the then-Soviet Union.
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There's not all that much to argue about here; if we're basing the rankings on a team's chances at the top pick, then the draft lottery odds are locked in.
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Get smart: Leerink, basing its information on calls with people who work in the pharmacy and drug industries, expects an announcement from Amazon in the next one to two years.
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Traders used electronic messaging to swap requests for Libor rates that would benefit their own positions, rather than basing it on an objective assessment of interbank lending rates, prosecutors said.
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Indeed, in 2007 it became clear that the Department of Justice had engaged in speedy — and illegal — hiring practices, basing immigration judge hiring on the candidate's Republican Party affiliations alone.
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Basing their art on the tradition of the medieval jester and the improvisation techniques of commedia dell'arte, Mr. Fo and Ms. Rame thrilled, dismayed and angered audiences around the world.
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Ariel and Sutherland also worried about anyone basing decisions on a single study, which, no matter how rigorous, could well be a fluke, "the statistical equivalent of 'luck,' " they wrote.
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A past report from the bureau cautioned that different jurisdictions use different definitions for "noncitizens," at times basing the statistic on where people were born regardless of their citizenship status.
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Inspired by the revolution, scientists at the time wanted to start fresh on a new, consistent system of measurement, basing units not on arbitrary mandates from kings, but on nature.
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Its HUD secretary, Julián Castro, wants to fine-tune how fair-market rent is calculated, by basing it on housing costs in individual ZIP codes rather than in entire regions.
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"We have to do the environmental impact study at each location before we can make the final basing decision," the spokesperson said, adding that the studies take about two years.
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The government argues that Chuang abused his discretion in basing his decision to block the order nationwide on statements Trump made during the campaign when he was a private citizen.
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"The silence from the Department was viewed as puzzling and baffling," McKinley said, noting he was basing that comment on his own experience and conversations with other State Department staff.
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DE. Lufthansa will fly from Berlin to New York from November, basing a long-haul jet in the German capital for the first time since 2001, it said on Wednesday.
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Nationwide driver strikes on the eve of Uber's IPO were the first glimpse of pushback, but now Uber is facing global backlash for basing its business model on exploiting drivers.
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In particular, YouTube said it would verify only channels where there was a significant risk of confusion -- for instance, musicians or media brands -- instead of basing verification only on popularity.
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Current law, for example, does not prohibit the passage of weapons through space, such as ballistic missiles, the stationing of reconnaissance satellites, or the basing of conventional weapons in orbit.
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"Up until now we've been basing our policies and activities fully on our data, which is very much independent of what actually might be going on out there," she said.
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LG: When you say that in areas where it has been legalized the abuse rates have gone down, I mean, what kind of data are you basing that off of?
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China strongly opposes the planned basing of a U.S. Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) anti-missile system in South Korea, which it says would worsen tension on the Korean peninsula.
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The comments are filled with people thanking her for her honesty and giving us that much-needed reminder that it's not worth basing our bodies off of what we see online.
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The resulting deceit is more universal, but no less fraught: It doesn't take a dating expert to note that basing a relationship on a lie is not the most romantic gesture.
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But anyone who tells you that placenta eating will offer a true benefit to humans is not basing their claims in science—and they might be trying to sell you something.
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Miami-based artist Axel Void aimed for a more direct connection to the community, basing his photorealistic mural on a photograph of a family barbeque taken just blocks from the school.
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Audi is basing its range estimate on Europe's new WLTP standard for estimating EV range, and it should have no problem getting up to a real-world range over 200 miles.
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Between the lines: McDonald is basing his prediction of "a hundred-year storm" on the 22020 midterms, which had the highest off-year election turnout in more than a century (50%).
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It's hard to imagine a more disingenuous speech from Trump, who ran as a divider, speaking solely to a white base and basing his entire campaign on racial resentment and rage.
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As a result, it may underestimate cis people's true openness to dating trans partners, perhaps because they don't personally know anyone who is trans and they're basing their responses on stereotypes.
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The statement came a month after McCain, his party's 2008 presidential nominee, strongly criticized Secretary of State Rex Tillerson for downplaying the importance of basing foreign policy decisions on American values.
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Basing a VR title on a successful motion picture isn't a terrible idea, but it's one that should be acted upon with caution, considering the checkered history of franchise tie-ins.
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He's basing this off an episode of "20/20" he saw 11 years ago in which a man predicted America would be too poor to afford homeland security in 20 years.
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Maiteeg was speaking at a news conference with U.N. Libya envoy Martin Kobler, who announced that the United Nations would now be basing its operations out of Tripoli rather than Tunis.
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The trouble is that, in basing himself on "will-rights," he has chosen not to consider what is actually there that is killed as a result of his policy or action.
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Baker makes bets on companies like McDonald's, which she reaped the benefits of overweighting, basing her thesis on how the company would climb from initiatives like mobile ordering and menu upgrades.
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Personal finance website Wallethub released its rankings for the happiest states in the US, basing its findings on three main factors: emotional and physical wellbeing, work environment, and community and environment.
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The Fresno school told her the pay gap was not the result of bias against women, but of its objective, gender-blind policy of basing starting salaries on employees' previous pay.
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ICBA's alternative — basing loan-loss provisions on historical losses for similar assets — addresses the problems that FASB is attempting to solve as well as the flaws that dog its CECL plan.
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Oh my God, a friend of mine just sent me a screenshot of a tweet that's talking about internalized capitalism and never being able to stop basing self-worth on achievement.
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But it has been Tunisia's most important partner in combating terrorism, providing training and technical assistance, including basing drones in Tunisia to help survey the border with Libya, Mr. Chahed said.
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The people involved in the investigation did not explain how the killing happened nor did they describe the evidence on which they were basing the conclusion that Mr. Khashoggi was killed.
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One is that basing your system around managed competition between private insurers means you are in bed with private insurers — dependent on their cooperation, and so incentivized to help them succeed.
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He also learned first aid and became an E.M.T. In 303, he made his first of four trips to the Andaman Island chain, basing himself in Port Blair, the main city.
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Johnson, the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia in 2015 ordered the government to stop basing its detention policies for parents and children on its goal of deterring immigration.
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DeMark has a bottom target near 18,183 in the Dow and 2,097 in the S&P, basing his thesis on the 38.2% decline during the 1987 crash from peak to trough.
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Like many global airlines, Air France-KLM has canceled flights to mainland China until the end of March, basing its impact estimate on the assumption that flights will then gradually resume.
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The campaign demands that political, business and finance leaders united behind the science by basing every policy and business decision on the need to limit global warming to 103ºC by 2100.
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Pros: American added a vegan snack box this year and is continuing its 2018 partnership with Zoe's Kitchen, a clean food company, basing its main cabin menus on a Mediterranean diet.
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But basing Medicare reimbursement on what other countries pay would be a huge departure from how the program currently works -- and run counter to Republicans' allegiance to the free market system.
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Hinting at a tense awareness of that risk within government, the Justice Department has carefully avoided basing any of its legal arguments on the authorization for use of military force (AUMF).
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But by basing the collection on existing DSNY dead stock, the number of pieces made is contingent on existing material, and Silverstein believes he is working with a scalable business model.
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Goldberg issued a preliminary injunction on the law's ban on asking about salary history, but declined to block a separate provision barring employers from basing workers' pay on their prior earnings.
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It is a rotating force, part of our enhanced forward presence and we have a great relationship with another great ally of ours in NATO, Poland, and they have offered permanent basing.
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Many financial firms and insurers rely on the EU's 'passporting' regime to sell their services across the bloc while basing most of their staff and operations outside the euro zone in London.
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Mr. Capasso and his team had the savvy idea of basing this staging on the original set and costume designs by Adolfo Hohenstein for the 1900 premiere of the work in Rome.
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In 1991, it did not renew a mutual basing agreement, leading to the closure of Naval Base Subic Bay, the largest US base in the Pacific, and the withdrawal of US forces.
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President Trump on Wednesday noted the powerful shipping industry had lobbied against a waiver, and critics seized on that comment to suggest the White House was basing its decision what industry wanted.
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The party wants to nationalise several industries, including water, for which it is considering basing compensation for investors on "book" value—currently a third of the industry's market value—or even less.
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And Donald Trump isn't Boris Johnson, with his establishment credentials, or even Nigel Farage, who, despite his basing of the well-monied political elite, has sat in the European Parliament since 1999.
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Though his mother died from cancer in 2013, Lemonis continues to apply the lessons she taught him, like honoring a handshake and basing business decisions off his own assessment and not others'.
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No. I mean I'm not an expert—this is my opinion and I'm basing it off some of the stuff that I've read—but there's no such thing as a tame snake.
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More centrist congressional leadership, in line with Trump, favors continuing the tax credits (although they would reform the program quite significantly, basing the size of tax credits on age rather than income).
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Basing his calculations on a crude oil price of $45 a barrel, he said the principal aim was to increase domestic gas production at a time of rising demand and falling output.
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"They're basing their data on other studies and numbers that are available and those numbers that are out there are limited based on their ability to estimate the true incidence," Haddad said.
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"I don't know what he's basing this on, but he's faced so many lawsuits when he ignores the law and ignores tradition and precedent, and just goes forward without any concern," Sen.
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Some fear the bill will expose patients to bad actors within the health care and insurance sectors who might break the law and discriminate, basing their opposition on distrust of those industries.
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Unlike competitors like Activision Blizzard, EA is not building up a professional league but basing its structure at local levels, with winners progressing to regional and then national events, the analyst said.
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The old rule of basing stock asset allocation on a formula of "245 minus your age" — leading to, say, a 264/26.3 stocks/bonds split if you retire at 218 — is outdated.
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They're old school, relying on the eye test over analytics and often appearing to be basing their decisions purely on the gut reactions of the former star players who run the show.
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Libor is used to price contracts worth around $400 trillion globally, and market participants have already begun basing derivatives contracts and loans on overnight interest rates published by the Bank of England.
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I spoke to them, asked them what they were basing their protest on, and I ruled basically to disallow the protest based on the fact that it was the umpire's judgment call.
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Mr. Obama believes that basing pay on whether a doctor visit or a medical procedure helps a patient, rather than on how much care the patient receives, will result in better care.
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I woke up one day and thought: Wow, what happened to that guy who thought art can change the world and is now basing multimillion-dollar decisions on what someone's wife thinks?
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Basing our decisions on the networks we wish we had, rather than the ones we actually do have, won't get us any closer to the shared goal of a less-terrible internet.
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Addiction was seen as a moral failure, not a medical condition, and care initially came largely from community groups, many of them basing their practices off the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Legislators in several Republican-controlled state legislatures have indicated that they will propose basing future political maps on citizen-only population totals, and President Trump indicated his support for that last summer.
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Its bigger ideas -- including basing Medicare's payments for drugs on their cost abroad and banning drug makers from giving rebates to insurers and pharmacy benefit mangers -- are still in the proposal stage.
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These nations also provide the United States valuable basing rights, enabling us to forward-deploy our forces to deter our enemies over there, rather than have to fight them here at home.
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Cunningham, although he enjoyed all these interpretations, liked to insist that his only specific reference in "Pond Way" was in basing some jumps on the skimming of stones on a pond surface.
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As Sanchez explains, Trump appears to be basing his claims on a story in Breitbart that inaccurately summarized reporting from Louise Mensch of Heat Street, from the BBC and from The Guardian.
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He said the results of Perpetual Guardian's trial showed that when hiring staff, supervisors should negotiate tasks to be performed, rather than basing contracts on hours new employees spent in the office.
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It's basing its rhetoric on personality, on partisanship, on tribalism, and insisting that people trust them, not the mainstream media or the nonpartisan analysts who are desperate to take down Donald Trump.
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That's because most advertisers are deeply skeptical of anything beyond raw live viewership, as much as networks try to move to basing their ad sales on Live+3 or Live+7 numbers.
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Trump said Poland will pay for the "basing and infrastructure" to support the additional troops, who are currently stationed elsewhere in Europe and will now be rotated in and out of Poland.
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And he's basing his campaign pitch on being a Democrat who can win in a red state -- exactly the type of message that could resonate in a year in which Democrats prize electability.
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Ms. Klobuchar's campaign prefers basing ads on excerpts from her speeches, and after her surprise third-place showing in New Hampshire, she kicked off her primary-night speech with an ad-ready introduction.
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The A. Philip Randolph Institute, represented by Campaign Legal Center's Paul Smith, argued on Wednesday that Ohio violates federal voting laws by basing its decision to remove voters on their failure to vote.
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Trump, after basing his campaign on a mantra of making America great again, may be uniquely able to take advantage of the argument that the country has suffered decline under the Obama administration.
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I feel like the majority of the people who quip about it being an app strictly for sex are basing it entirely on anecdotal circle jerk nonsense and have never actually used it.
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Stone directed the film and co-wrote it, too, basing the script on two books, Guardian journalist Luke Harding's The Snowden Files, and Time of the Octopus by Snowden's Russian lawyer Anatoly Kucherena.
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In its latest projections published in September, the ECB predicted inflation at 1.2 percent next year, basing its forecast on oil prices LCOc1 averaging $52.6 per barrel, 16 percent below the current level.
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It was clear from the confirmation hearings and his record, that Gorsuch will decide cases as the facts and the law dictate rather than basing decisions on his, or anyone else's, personal values.
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The court document also asserts that Hofeller's 2015 study didn't find that asking about citizenship would impact redistricting, but rather that basing districts on citizen voting age population would have the resulting effect.
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However, I fear that basing the argument of biased treatment on the extremely shaky ground of "chronic Lyme disease" is doing a disservice to the roles that gender and race play in medicine.
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The concern significantly diminished after Washington and Seoul reached a new cost-sharing deal earlier this month for basing U.S. troops on the peninsula, shoring up a point of tension in the alliance.
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Basing the ledger in the "cloud" would allow the United States to develop and other countries to share and use the collaborative information to reduce the money laundering aspect of the drug trade.
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I urge Secretary Azar to quickly appoint a leader who will fulfill CDC's mission by basing decisions on science, leading the agency effectively, and protect CDC so CDC can protect all of us.
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The administration counters that Chuang abused his discretion in basing his decision on statements Trump made during the 2016 race as a private citizen, arguing that the ban is meant to prevent terrorism.
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Mike Turner (R-Ohio) accused Sondland of basing his testimony that tied Trump to withholding aid to Ukraine in exchange for the Ukrainian government announcing investigations on nothing more than his own inferences.
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He affirmed the value of an added carrier battlegroup, but then added a need for forward basing of other surface assets, such as the DDG-1000 and DDG-85033 Arleigh Burke-class vessels.
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About three-quarters of OECD members are basing their fiscal policy on some kind of stimulus, Secretary-General Jose Gurria told CNBC's Joumanna Bercetche on Tuesday during the organization's yearly forum in Paris.
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Forcing teachers onto the same pay scale, and basing that scale solely on the number of years teaching, means that our very worst teachers make just as much as our very best teachers.
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By basing its budget on the official exchange rate, even though most individuals and businesses source dollars from the parallel market, the government is at risk of struggling to fund its economic plans.
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It also means it can present a "single point of failure" -- a hack into the system to manipulate the voting numbers will mean that networks will be basing their results on bad data.
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Sprint and T-Mobile's chief executives believe regulators will sign off on their proposed deal, they told Axios Sunday, but they're not basing their optimism on specific discussions with federal and state officials.
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Further, they relied on the same market approach to healthcare, basing our health on ability to pay and profiting off the sick and vulnerable, that created the healthcare crisis in the first place.
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" When the lawyer then asked if she was basing her belief simply on what she was told, Gaga said, "Well, you know—when men assault women, they don't invite people over to watch.
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Sanders was no more immune to pork-barrel politics than any other senator, setting aside his dovish proclivities to support basing F-20153 jets at the Vermont Air National Guard base in Burlington.
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So it came down to me being more proactive in my art, basing it more on love, joy, power, and all that shit they don't want us to have, see, or revel in.
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But seven years later, the Supreme Court overrode Congress, basing its 2013 decision on the novel judicial doctrine of "equal sovereignty" of the states, thus rolling back the legal clock to the 1860s.
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However, if the UAE court maintained the injunction, the judge said he could go straight to a ruling in the case without the participation of Dana Gas, basing his ruling on written submissions.
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By basing admissions decisions on those tests, they say, the system illegally discriminates against applicants on the basis of their race, wealth and disability, and denies them equal protection under the California Constitution.
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U.S. District Judge Manuel Real agreed with the city's argument that the Justice Department was abusing its power in basing grant awards on whether a municipality's police force cooperated with federal immigration officers.
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"We become so secure in our bubbles that we accept only information, whether true or not, that fits our opinions, instead of basing our opinions on the evidence that's out there," he said.
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I would build on that insight to argue Tesla has absorbed the risk of creating a new car company — and basing it on electric propulsion — and that that is Elon Musk's true innovation.
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"I have spent a couple days out to the CIA actually reading the raw intelligence; actually reading what we were basing this on," Stewart, a member of the Intelligence panel, said on CNN.
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When pressed as to whether or not she was basing the bipartisanship comment off of the president's meetings this week, Sanders said Trump is "committed" to working with members of the Democratic Party.
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But they are closely studying the impeachment proceedings against former Presidents Bill Clinton and Richard Nixon for clues about what is to come, and they are basing their expectations, in part, on history.
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Platt and others caution, however, that basing a primary campaign on November electability can be risky — falter in an early state after being the front-runner, and the electability argument starts to evaporate.
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A feminist, Stettheimer understood the provocative nature of basing her compositions on the rarely seen female point of view as well as the significance of her choice to create an overtly feminine style.
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During a question-and-answer session with reporters on October 31, Trump suggested he still believed Soros was funding the caravan, basing his claim on the fact that many people think it's true.
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He is sympathetic to the industry's push for a lighter regulatory touch, and has supported a Republican recommendation to restrict the Fed's flexibility on interest rates by basing those decisions on a mathematical formula.
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"Fake but accurate" has an Orwellian ring that reminds us, yet again, of Trump's unpredictability — and his willingness to make consequential decisions impulsively and without considering whether he's basing them on facts or lies.
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This led Alito, in a case about GPS tracking of a car, to wonder if Scalia was basing his analysis on a hypothetical constable hiding himself in a stage coach for months and months.
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Basing a company's decisions about data protection on risk assessment and mitigation, and monitoring whether that evaluation provides the protections individuals deserve, can go a long way in guiding companies toward good privacy outcomes.
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Yet many Italians will be basing their votes not on the content of the referendum question, but on how they feel about Mr Renzi and a course of labour-market reforms adopted last year.
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Basing her decision on testimony and documents, she said Etete had a stake in Malabu when it was awarded OPL 245 in 1998 and had been "the principal beneficial owner" since later that year.
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The agency also said that it wasn't basing its proposal on the quantity of submissions supporting or opposing net neutrality — which means it may well argue that the fake comments are a moot point.
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Last week, Trump announced a plan to try to reduce what the government pays for some physician-administered prescription drugs by basing Medicare spending for the medications on lower prices paid in other countries.
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But American officials have pushed back on the notion that Japan is free-riding on the relationship, noting that the Japanese government pays $1.6 billion of the costs associated with basing US personnel there.
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If the administration insists on basing policy or pronouncements on "alternative facts" or cherry-picked press accounts, expect a repeat of Monday's performance by intelligence professionals who have no safe haven but the truth.
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The shutdowns have cost Gorgon more than $200 million in lost output, excluding repairs and other expenditures, one industry consultant estimated, basing the figure on an export schedule of around one cargo per week.
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Pre-existing conditions, Medicaid and other key issues Pre-existing conditions: The Senate bill would require insurers to cover those with pre-existing conditions and ban them from basing premiums on consumers' health history.
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Marta Aserigadu, a recruitment consultant at Experis, part of Manpower Group, said more well-educated Poles are finding it appealing to stay in their home country as banks basing operations there pushes up wages.
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Our intelligence-sharing relationships are already strained, and our allies may be even less inclined to share valuable information with us if they think you're uninterested in basing policy decisions on these intelligence assessments.
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When you're basing 10 episodes or more of television on a stand-alone two-hour movie, it might be best to heed the lesson of "Fargo": Throw out the whole story and start over.
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"Basing it on traded rather than quoted prices makes it difficult... The market needs some mechanism for pricing cobalt chemicals, at the moment contracts are based on metal prices," the cobalt industry source said.
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"It's sort of meaningful as fantasy and as play, but if you start taking it out into the world, and basing your romantic relationships on it, you perhaps have abused its power a bit."
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But then again, the "ideal" leader they are basing this off of is the image of male leaders, but who knows acting in the stereotypical masculine may is the best practice for a leader?
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The fact of the matter is you're looking at the benchmark of UK if not global clubbing over a 17-year period and they're basing this revocation on a period spanning a few months.
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Some financial planners say they doubt that basing a budget on Social Security plus an R.M.D. will support the lifestyle many people hope for in retirement, unless they have saved larger amounts of cash.
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To achieve the goal of historical accuracy, Ban meticulously researched the historical and visual settings of Tezuka's manga, often using interviews with people close to Tezuka and basing manga panels on real-life photographs.
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The Trump administration is basing policy on facts for once; they've come to understand that when a semi-failed narco state is left unchecked, as isolationists would want, citizens and neighbors pay the price.
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What the US can learn from other countries' health systems But the lesson from Super Tuesday is this: Most Democratic voters aren't basing their vote on the nuances of the Medicare-for-all debate.
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The White House is basing its demands for a vote solely on the fact that a similar vote was held by the House during the impeachment proceedings for Presidents Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton.
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US demands for huge payment increases from three of its major allies, South Korea, Japan and Germany, for basing military forces on their territory could cause significant shifts in the global US military footprint.
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The study's authors acknowledged that basing this disparity on bias is hard to do in a statistically significant way, so they also analyzed the data using what they called the "veil of darkness" test.
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Inmates have access to the central file that the parole board will be basing its decision on as well as to a state-appointed lawyer like Lawrence Strauss to help navigate the hearing process.
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The White House's report suggests that it costs an estimated $2628 billion to develop a new drug today, though they're basing this on a single, non-transparent pharmaceutical industry-supported study with problematic methodology.
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The administration also plans to study the idea of basing interceptors in space, so the U.S. can strike incoming enemy missiles during the first minutes of flight when the booster engines are still burning.
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The administration also plans to study the idea of basing interceptors in space, so the US can strike incoming enemy missiles during the first minutes of flight when the booster engines are still burning.
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A feminist, Florine Stettheimer understood the provocative nature of basing her compositions on the rarely seen female point of view as well as the significance of her choice to create an overtly feminine style.
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President Donald Trump also made lowering prescription drug prices a cornerstone of his presidency, pledging to lower drug prices by basing their costs in other developed countries, but few of his proposals have been enacted.
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Goldman Sachs analysts valued the total market opportunity from U.S. liberalisation of sports betting at $36.5 billion-$60.8 billion in revenues, basing their estimates on growth trends in the more developed British and Australian markets.
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The European Commission is basing their argument on Apple receiving illegal state aid, which requires a determination that an advantage received by one or more select companies has not been made available across the board.
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Sanders sees evidence that shows the F-35 will, in fact, become nuclear-capable, then he would expect the senator to push revenue considerations aside and reverse his support for basing the plane in Vermont.
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With the 2016 primary cycle being particularly partisan, the new feature is bound to lead to a lot of users basing their yes or no swipes on whatever filter their match has chosen to display.
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Without the measure, the Trump administration might lose the executive authority to carry out one of its proposals to bring down drug prices, basing Medicare Part B pharmaceutical reimbursement rates on lower international drug prices.
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These ludicrously high valuations have a butterfly effect, as other VC's benchmark with each other, basing valuations on the figures set by other companies with similar profiles, rather than realistic predictions of revenue and growth.
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"The truth of the matter is the central government is not basing acceptance of foreign workers on the premise of long-term residence," said Meiji University professor Keizo Yamawaki, who helped Akitakata draft its plan.
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It is a situation that would have been unthinkable a decade ago, but some House and Senate Republicans are basing part of their re-election strategies on sponsoring and passing bills to help drug addicts.
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However Cait Hewitt, deputy director of Britain's Aviation Environment Federation, told the BBC that basing a decision on the assumption car emissions would decline was "irresponsible in the extreme" because there was no supporting evidence.
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Western Europe sales reached 765,383 passenger cars, LMC Automotive said, basing its forecast on national registration data and its own estimates ahead of the official sales data release by the ACEA association on Sept. 15.
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China also lacks territory and basing access in the Pacific, so it cannot "island-hop" to the fight as the United States did during World War II.This is how a deterrent value begins to emerge.
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Basing our efforts on the deployment of active combat forces, we've tried to quell historical and religious grievances in Iraq for 15 years, in Afghanistan for 17 years, and in Africa since the early 90s.
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The Navy has moved toward a model of basing ships abroad so they can deploy more quickly and frequently, but that method has come at the cost of training and maintenance, the GAO has warned.
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Multinational corporations have long been in the sights of European Union authorities because of the way they can reduce their tax bills by basing themselves in low-tax centers or negotiating special deals with governments.
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The aerospace division of PPG had already solved a different problem—that of keeping aircraft painted in dark colours cool—by basing the way they paint these aircraft on the dark-purple skin of aubergines.
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The move is said to reflect research Oval Money has conducted into the "increasing appetite younger savers have to invest in causes they believe in, rather than basing decisions only on traditional risk-return factors".
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The most recent heartburn for allies is a plan, first reported by Bloomberg, for Trump to ask countries to pay the full price of basing U.S. troops in their country, plus a 50 percent premium.
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DAKAR, March 19 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - School closures due to coronavirus in West Africa risk exposing girls to sexual violence and unwanted pregnancy, experts said on Thursday, basing the warning on past experience with Ebola.
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The only question is how many of us are really basing our determination that guns are useful tools on IRL experiences—and how many are just fixated on the the abstractions of the Second Amendment.
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On the left, you can see the clear satellite images Facebook is basing its analysis on; on the right, the orange squares are the next best representation of human population distributions in the same area.
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Investigators had done none of the malware or coding forensics necessary to understand whether hackers had sabotaged VR Systems's software, instead basing their analysis largely on eyewitness accounts of poll workers with limited technical understanding.
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"For months and years, I wanted the solution in Venezuela to be a non-military and peaceful solution, simply to restore democracy," Rubio said, basing his shift toward a military option on national security grounds.
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The mafia-esque terminology employed by commentators seems apt given Trump's shocking initial demand for a fivefold increase in Seoul's share of American basing costs, from around $900 million per year to nearly $5 billion.
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For years, the Fed had professed to be data dependent when in fact it was basing much of its decisions on models-based analyses that often seemed tone-deaf to the reality on the ground.
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But pulling out of emerging markets indiscriminately would be the wrong move for many investors who are basing allocation decisions on decades of expected returns rather than focused on market trading, according to investing experts.
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They accused witnesses of basing their most explosive information on "presumptions" or "guesses," rejecting the notion that Trump himself had demanded a quid pro quo because no one heard him say the words out loud.
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"The peak time may be reached at ... maybe middle or late this month," Zhong told Reuters, followed by a plateau and decrease, Zhong said, basing the forecast on mathematical modelling, recent events and government action.
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I am perfectly aware that I say this in the teeth of all sorts of contrary evidence, and that I must be basing it partly on temperament and partly on faith, but that's my attitude.
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According to Kelly McKenna, ArtLifting's chief operating officer, the company is basing its sales projections on similar business models, such as that of Etsy, the online artisan site, which increased sales tenfold in its second year.
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And increasingly, we become so secure in our bubbles that we start accepting only information, whether it's true or not, that fits our opinions, instead of basing our opinions on the evidence that is out there.
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That was a major problem, as the US needed someone in power to reauthorize a Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) in 2011 allowing American troops to stay in Iraq with certain legal immunities and basing authorities.
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But Yanukovich won his challenge against sanctions from March 2014 to March 2015 because EU governments did not provide enough proof of wrongdoing, basing the measures only on a letter from Ukraine's prosecutor, the court said.
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Basing these vehicles on nameplates that customers know, like Mustang, can help the company sell these vehicles, even as electric cars still only account for a fraction of annual sales, said Ford Executive Chairman Bill Ford.
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"I've never seen anything like it — the prime minister is disintegrating in front of the public, she's gone from basing her entire campaign around her personality to her brand being junked within three weeks," Baldwin added.
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Ryanair will deliver "significant improvements to your rosters, your pay, your basing, your contracts and your career progression over the next 12 months," chief executive Michael O'Leary said in the letter addressed "to all Ryanair pilots".
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People's assumption of the flavor difference also meant they were basing their guesses on what they assumed Mexican Coke tastes like, and would often guess based on which Coke they believed tasted sweeter and more complex.
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Or maybe the problem was simply that basing a presidential bid around the claim that the economy is rigged, politics are corrupt, and America is a plutocracy was never a winning a strategy to begin with.
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"[T]he film is meant to be uncomfortable," she explained in response, adding that she "absolutely did not" consult medical experts when writing, basing the script's premise instead on her own research and experience of mothering.
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Analysts forecasting an economic cooldown are largely basing their assumptions on slowing local government spending and real estate investment in response to regulators' campaign to reduce financial risks and curb a rapid build-up in debt.
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He also said he may favor the Cboe product over the CME product because contracts will be cheaper, based on the fact that the CME is basing its contract on five coins versus Cboe's one coin.
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Plus, basing as many decisions as possible on feedback from real (or potential) users helps not only to ensure the success of the product but to prevent any individual's preferences or biases from arbitrarily influencing it.
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The billionaire investor — who is commonly referred to as the "Bond King" — is basing his short-term thesis off a high correlation he's spotted between the German 10-year bund and bank performance in the eurozone.
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They say the F.B.I. should have told the court that the source of some of the information on which it was basing its request for a warrant involving Mr. Page had been paid for by Democrats.
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Basing the books on stories from her own large family on the Lower East Side, Taylor first started writing the series when her daughter complained of seeing only Christian characters in the books she was reading.
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"Exercises should practice and demonstrate rapid dispersal of air- and land-based strike forces from concentrated basing in mainland Japan, Okinawa and Guam, to small geographically diverse operating locations (around the South China Sea)," it said.
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The judge erred, Mr. Green said, by basing his sentence in part on statements by other women who say they were abused by Mr. Cosby, and by not allowing them to be cross-examined at sentencing.
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But one advantage of basing his presidency on a narrow political base rather than reaching out in an effort to unify the nation is that the wounds he can inflict to his own standing are limited.
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For those who participate in the international trade in antiquities, basing this object's pre-1970 provenance on the verbal recollection of a dealer, rather than any surviving document, does not weaken the legitimacy of Christie's sale.
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For those who participate in the international trade in antiquities, basing this object's pre-1970 provenance on the verbal recollection of a dealer, rather than any surviving document, does not weaken the legitimacy of Christie's sale.
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John Rood, the Pentagon's No. 3 official, told reporters that the United States was concerned about potential Iranian behavior but did not provide details about what information he was basing that concern on or any timeline.
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Overall, it estimates there is 353 percent excess basing capacity across the Department of Defense, with the Army and Air Force having the most and the Navy the least, based on projected force levels in 235.
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Republicans have accused the FBI of basing its investigation into the Trump campaign and Russia on claims from the dossier, which was paid for in part by the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee.
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In a recent article, "Basing Life on What You Can Afford," a dozen freelance writers from around the country gathered stories from people in their communities about the financial trade-offs they make nearly every day.
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And increasingly we become so secure in our bubbles that we start accepting only information, whether it's true or not, that fits our opinions, instead of basing our opinions on the evidence that is out there.
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"I'm basing that on the fact he's actually willing to sit down with members of the opposite party, something that President Obama rarely did and certainly didn't listen to members of the opposite party," she said.
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What they're saying: In a blog post, TikTok said it has taken steps to assure independent decision-making, including basing its content moderation team in the U.S. and storing all U.S. user data outside of China.
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During the interview, Clarida used variations of the "meeting by meeting" theme several times as he sought to convey that committee members are basing their views on data as it comes in and will remain flexible.
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When it was first donated to the museum in 1961, the work hung as a Rembrandt original, but the Rembrandt Research Project contested the attribution in 1970, basing its research on then-limited x-ray technology.
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"EPA would be basing a rulemaking—which could have such profound negative health impacts on the American people—on a flawed analysis," wrote former Administrators Carol Browner and Christine Todd Whitman in a letter this month.
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"My father and others have been speaking about the environment for decades – not basing it on fallacy or new-age hypothesis, but rooted in science and facts, and the sobering awareness of our environmental vulnerability," Harry said.
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"My father and others have been speaking about the environment for decades – not basing it on fallacy or new-age hypothesis, but rooted in science and facts, and the sobering awareness of our environmental vulnerability," said Harry.
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Berman agreed with Brady's substantive argument that Goodell was railroading him with an arbitrary punishment for which he had no notice, and basing that punishment on inferences on top of inferences on top of inferences of wrongdoing.
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HUTCHISON: Well, the U.S. troops in Germany, which there are in the neighborhood of 30,000, are there for many purposes, part of which, of course, is our ally Germany, but also, they are a forward basing presence.
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With supermarket shelves already going bare in Florida, many are basing crucial storm decisions, such as whether to stay near the shore or head inland, in large part on forecast graphics like the cone of uncertainty map.
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Republican Kevin Brady, chairman of the tax-writing House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee, pushed back on the center's analysis and said Paul was basing his opinion on a report the U.S. representative dismissed as incomplete.
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Nonetheless, I know firsthand that being a slave to the dollar sign will put you in a never-ending cycle of basing your happiness, future endeavors, and daily well-being on a sometimes-superficial indicator of success.
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Even when we think we know everything about an iPhone, like the unnamed 2017 model I told you to forget about earlier, we could be basing our beliefs on nothing more than an analyst's hyped-up hunch.
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With lower volumes than rivals, Volvo is also seeking economies of scale by basing all its new models on only two platforms, while also giving it more flexibility to adjust production in a fast-moving auto market.
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Why it matters: Because this is as much about the fiscal viability of shale fracking as it is about Pittsburgh-based EQT, with new management basing most of its argument on using tech to improve drilling efficiency.
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Renewable technology advancement is not going to retreat and, at some point, the U.S. could be damaged by basing its energy policy on older, more expensive generation sources (yes, even if natural gas remains cheap and abundant).
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Ahmed Lawal, a senator from the president's All Progressives Congress (APC) party, said basing spending plans on an exchange rate of 290 naira to the dollar was "not real" and had a "serious effect on budget implementation".
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This has serious implications for China as the world's second-largest economy aims to make the renminbi, or yuan, more market-oriented by basing it on a trade-weighted basket of international currencies, which includes the yen.
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President Donald Trump, even before he was at the White House, had been basing part of his case for a wall at the United States-Mexico border on the fact that the Vatican is surrounded by walls.
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China has refused to take part in the proceedings, saying the international agreement on which the Philippines is basing its claim, the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, does not apply in this case.
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"Post September we must watch the recovery in production ... As stocks rise, palm prices can retrace back to 21,215.3 ringgit," he said, basing his estimates on Brent crude oil prices trading between $15.53 and $215.5 a barrel.
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If the justices decide to weigh in, it could challenge the ideals of conservatives on the bench like Justice Neil Gorsuch, a Trump appointee who prides himself on basing his decisions on the text of the law.
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"You probably have an advisor to the plan who's basing the fees on a plan that has millions or tens of millions of dollars," said Joseph Heider, a Chartered Financial Consultant and president of Cirrus Wealth Management.
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Part of the elegance of Peloton's approach is that the company is connecting the dots between systems which already exist, basing its product around after-market modifications of newer model trucks rather than retrofits of older ones.
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And he spoke out against a Trump administration plan that would seek to lower prescription drug prices for the government's Medicare program by basing its prices for some medications on the lower prices paid in other countries.
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What I meant was by zero-basing the beat structure, it's not only how should we divide up this subject, but how can we begin to categorize what we're doing in terms that make sense to users?
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MANCHESTER (Reuters) - The European Central Bank must be critical of market expectations for its future policy moves, basing its decision on economic data rather than financial market prices, ECB Vice President Luis de Guindos said on Tuesday.
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"I think we could potentially see people fly next year," Musk said in September while unveiling a Starship prototype in Boca Chica, Texas, where SpaceX is building out a private launch site and basing its development program.
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Basing the ruling on the 14th Amendment would have been more logical, but it would have required the justices boldly to repudiate decades of rulings that the amendment can be enforced only against actions by the states.
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A nod to William Shakespeare's witches in Macbeth, the 1992 track earned several accolades including a Brit Award for Best Video, with director Sophie Muller basing it on 1953 feminist sci-fi film Cat-Women of the Moon.
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Back in 2009, users getting creepily accurate friend suggestions suspected that Facebook was basing the recommendations on their contact information—which they had volunteered when they first signed up, not realizing Facebook would keep it and use it.
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We're basing our analysis on a data set, extracted from Crunchbase, containing nearly 33,500 companies from around the U.S. that were founded in or after 2003, the beginning of the Unicorn Era, according to Aileen Lee's original definition.
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Honda is also basing Center X in Tokyo, not Silicon Valley, by design – Japan's engineering schools provide a wealth of top-flight talent, the company says, while it can still tap into SV via work with external sources.
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The 9th Circuit insisted on figuring out the essential relationship between Apple and app purchasers instead of taking the easy way out by basing its ruling on the mere fact that consumers pay the App Store for purchases.
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After weeks of rumors, it formally announced the project in June and rolled out a tool that lets publishers check if their ad loads meet the Coalition For Better Ads principles on which it's basing the filter's settings.
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Why it matters: Association health plans are by definition required to provide adequate coverage, and additional federal protections apply, including fiduciary responsibilities, a rigorous appeals process, and prohibitions against basing premium rates on an individual participant's health condition.
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Prior to putting any paint to panel, the artist completes quite a bit of preliminary sketching, basing off her outlines from her own reference photos, which she constantly snaps on her smartphone while strolling through the Bay Area.
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Alternatively, he might beef up Russia's basing arrangement with Nicaragua or set up a new base in Venezuela or Cuba, hoping to to pressure Trump to eliminate sanctions and to cave to Russian demands in Ukraine and Syria.
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Ryo also found that judges were basing their decisions mostly off of an immigrant's criminal record—including past crimes of "moral turpitude," like jumping a turnstile or shoplifting, which are deportable but don't present a danger to society.
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For hobbyists basing their own smart home-style gadgets on the Pi, the increased connectivity will help with linking up sensors and actuators—Upton gave the idea of a Bluetooth switch to turn a heater on, for instance.
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Since the real estate magnate is basing his campaign on his claimed business success, debate moderators should be vigilant about asking tough questions — and, if necessary, assertive follow-up questions — about his refusal to disclose his tax returns.
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She insists that the Trump plan will cause a bigger deficit and a recession, but she is basing that on her party's view that tax rates don't matter much to growth and investment; Mr. Trump knows they do.
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The transition adviser told Reuters about specifics under consideration, such as basing a second aircraft carrier in the region, deploying more destroyers, attack submarines and missile defense batteries and expanding or adding new bases in Japan and Australia.
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People would be upset, sure, but YouTube would be well within their rights, and it would only serve to underscore the risk a person (or group) takes when basing their business model on the whims of another service.
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Instead of basing our actions on the idea that women aren't working enough, or that their cultures prevent them from working, we should acknowledge that the global economy is demanding too much from women who are already overtaxed.
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OBAMA: And increasingly, we`ve become so secure in our bubbles that we start accepting only information, whether it`s true or not, that fits our opinions, instead of basing our opinions on the evidence that is out there.
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The CEO acknowledged basing the system on a single sensor, called AOA, was one of at least three mistakes in the design of the 737 Max while testifying in front of the House Transportation Committee on Wednesday, CNN reported.
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Pierre Guerineau: We were also attracted to the idea of basing an album on someone else's fiction instead of our lives like we did in our previous releases, which in the end, ends up being the same, I realized!
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He said the company made a mistake by basing the high-end Model X SUV on the Model S sedan, saying it does not make sense to try to "shoehorn" an SUV onto a platform made for a sedan.
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Basing the cost on highway panels, the price-tag for the wall alone would cost around $10 billion, which is not accounting for the cost of construction that would take at least four years over the border's diverse terrain.
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"The filters work two ways: If you are really basing a relationship on if you have common interests and values with someone, or if you're just looking to have some lighthearted fun" (see the Kanye 2020 sticker), Wolfe says.
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China and Russia have both expressed opposition to the basing of the U.S. Terminal High Altitude Area Defence (THAAD) system in South Korea, which Seoul and Washington say is needed to defend against the threat of North Korean missiles.
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What Rubio doesn't seem to realize — or is hoping voters won't realize — is that he is basing his position on whether a person should be deported on whether or not the Obama administration has decided to prosecute the person.
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Interestingly, because of the "black box" nature of complex neural networks, it's difficult to tell what exactly Dex-Net 4.0 is actually basing its choices on, although there are some obvious preferences, explained Berkeley's Ken Goldberg in an email.
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And he told lawmakers that he was proven right because it now appears Trump was in fact under investigation, the source said, though Comey said that he was only basing that from public reporting and not any inside knowledge.
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However, the popularity of certain provisions -- particularly those that ban insurers from denying coverage or basing premiums on people's health histories -- will put pressure on Republicans to keep their campaign promises to defend at least parts of the law.
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Artist duo Vincent Moon + Priscilla Telmon call themselves "independent filmmakers and sound-explorers," basing many of their works on their international expeditions — like six months on horseback from Khazakstan to the Aral Sea and barefoot treks through the Himalayas.
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The diplomats said EU governments had felt more comfortable in shifting towards support by basing their position on Venezuela's constitution, which states that the head of congress can take over if the president usurps power, is absent or incapacitated.
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But be reasonable, you shouldn't be basing your headphones purchase on what works for VR, so get some noise-cancelling headphones you'd also want while you're traveling or some on-ear headphones you'd also use for at-home listening.
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"English crowds are difficult to please — English people are less likely to laugh, and more reserved," Mr. Shields said, hopefully, basing his assessment on observations of London audiences, which, like those in New York, include a lot of tourists.
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She is basing her hope on the fact that she is now effectively giving parliamentarians the choice between her flawed Brexit deal and the chaos that would likely follow from the U.K. crashing out of Europe without a deal.
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Despite recording over half its $25 billion in 503 sales in the United States and basing most of its research facilities there, the suburban Chicago company has never reported a profit in its home country, its annual reports show.
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