This is right where you want to be (in the lead).
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" Dijsselbloem responded: "We need the Commission to be in the lead.
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If Taylor looks to be in the lead, interest rates will rise.
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I think it's overstated to say that they'd be in the lead.
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His side may be in the lead, but Britain's EU membership hangs by a thread.
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But the elder Mr. Murdoch will be in the lead, continuing his physical presence at the network.
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"But to be in the lead of a nomination for president, that's what makes it magical," he said.
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Polls have been banned for the last two weeks, when the NO vote appeared to be in the lead.
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Ojeda appeared to be in the lead this summer, but Miller seems to have passed him in recent months.
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Suffolk's pollsters found Sanders to be in the lead, with 26.6 percent support; Buttigieg followed with 19.4 percent. Sen.
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Bernie Sanders to be in the lead when it came to electability, winning pluralities of voters among a divided electorate.
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On flats, either teammate can be in the lead, or side-by-side, but human runners are still doing the steering.
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"EDF will be in the lead now, that is creating a change in the way nuclear negotiations will be conducted," Richier said.
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It's a bit surprising that a Democrat would be in the lead in West Virginia, a state Trump is expected to win easily.
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In terms of full calendar year gains, India is forecast to be in the lead, followed by Japan, South Korea, Australia and China.
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The WSJ adds that Dish — a longtime wild card in the U.S. telecom industry — appears to be in the lead in that bidding.
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But she also said that her supporters put off taking more action on fake news because she was thought to be in the lead.
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"I hope that we can put together a package that I intend to be in the lead on, together with others," Mr. Rubio said.
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By 2019, social media advertising will be worth $50.2 billion compared with newspapers' $50.7 billion, and will be in the lead by 2020, the report said.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Super reboot "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" is getting a reboot (what isn't these days?) and an African-American actress will be in the lead role.
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Remember, in our sport, you can be in the lead, and if you miss on the last chart, instead of being on the podium, you can be 30th.
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When she slid past 30-year-old Diana Fitzpatrick, a former champion, on the spiraling steps into Steep Ravine, about six miles in, she figured she must be in the lead.
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Karoui, who polls show to be in the lead in the presidential campaign, ahead of the prime minister and incumbent president, described parliament's action on Tuesday as "a strong setback to nascent democracy".
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Mr. Volanthen and Rick Stanton, both civilian British divers, happened to be in the lead Monday night, laying the guide ropes that divers can use to pass through the murky or turbulent water.
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At least we can all be thankful Ashley Borders' husband Dennis seems to be in the lead to win the Mauricio Umansky Award For Best Bravo Significant Other out of the entire Savannah crew.
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But going downhill, runners want to be in the lead lest they find themselves getting dragged by a fast and enthusiastic 900-pound burro which can haul ass at speeds up to 40 miles per hour.
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Dedicated detectives took to Twitter to pick a side on the matter and ended up unable to agree on whether the suit was blue, brown or black, although Team Brown seemed to be in the lead for most of the night.
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Roughly an hour earlier, initial returns had shown his center-right People's Party, a Christian Democratic party founded at the end of World War II, to be in the lead, and Mr. Kurz did not want to miss the moment.
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It is disappointing that Elizabeth Warren, facing polls that show she may no longer be in the lead, has resorted to playing the "gender card" by making allegations that Mr. Sanders questioned a woman's electability at a private meeting in 2018.
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While Sanders claimed four states, including the biggest delegate prize of the night in California, the delegate lead he hoped to grab disappeared, and instead it appeared that Biden could be in the lead when all the Super Tuesday votes are counted.
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Unfortunately, the goalpost in this race is continuously moving, so if the United States is not agile enough, aggressive enough and spending in proportion to the competitive threat and opportunity we are facing, we will not be in the lead for long.
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Pork cheek was stewed in a mole rojo that has just enough chocolate to make you smile; the mole negro, in which marbled short ribs were cooked to extreme tenderness, was so balanced that no one ingredient ever seemed to be in the lead.
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By 22009 GMT, 75.6 percent of ballots in 22,925 voting districts had been counted, showing the ANC to be in the lead with 57.21 percent, while the main opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) was on 21.81 percent and the leftist Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) had garnered 10 percent.
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By the metrics that count—talent, computing power and data—Google appears to be in the lead in AI. It can afford the cleverest people and has such a variety of projects, from drones to cars to smart software, that people interested in machine learning rarely leave.
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He wouldn't be my pick, but he's always good, and he makes you watch this movie and imagine the version of it that is actually about him, which is perhaps an argument for why he should also be in the Lead Actor category instead, but never mind.
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On May 31, 2017, it was reported that CIC was in advanced talks to possibly purchase a Logicor from Blackstone GroupLP for $13.49 billion. Other companies were also bidding for Logicor, although CIC was said to be in the lead. CIC won the bidding war against Mapletree and Temasek.
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They are then straightened as the brittle star raises itself onto the points. By repeating these actions, the brittle star can creep forward at up to per minute. Any arm or pair of arms can be in the lead. Ophionereis reticulata is an herbivore and filter feeder, but detritus and fragments of polychaete worm have also been found in its stomach.
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Diosdado Rivera (Michael de Mesa) narrates the story of Loida Verano (Nora Aunor) is a famous actress, singer and box office. Dado is a film student when she learn about Loida. His dream is to become a director, and in his directorial debut, he wants Loida to be in the lead role. Loida's boyfriend, Tony Gallardo (Ricky Davao) is waiting for his biggest break.
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Karzai visited the U.S. in January 2012. At the time the U.S. Government stated its openness to withdrawing all of its troops by the end of 2014. On 11 January 2012 Karzai and Obama agreed to transfer combat operations from NATO to Afghan forces by spring 2013 rather than summer 2013. "What's going to happen this spring is that Afghans will be in the lead throughout the country", Obama said.
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After a good start, Affirmed settled into second place behind longshot Rough Sea, while Alydar overcame a bad start to move into third place down the backstretch. Rounding into the stretch, Affirmed moved to the lead. Alydar responded and the two horses dueled head-to-head for the final furlong. Alydar appeared to be in the lead for much of the stretch drive before Affirmed rallied in the final stride to win by a nose.
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"Our security and defense forces will now be in the lead," Karzai said. "From here, all security responsibility and all security leadership will be taken by our brave forces. When people see security has been transferred to Afghans, they support the army and police more than before." Rasmussen said that by taking the lead in security on Tuesday, Afghan forces were completing a five-stage transition process that began in March 2011.
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Kyle Larson led the field to the restart on lap 130. He too failed on his gamble, pitted for gas three laps later and gave the lead to Kurt Busch. “Yeah, we could see weather coming there off of (Turn) 4 and just praying that it would get here in time for me to stay out and be in the lead when the rain did hit,” Larson said. “Hey, I applaud my guys for trying.
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Multiple exit polls displayed varying results, but all showed the Georgian Dream party to be in the lead. The first exit polls in Georgia's parliamentary election were showing a lead for the country's opposition group, the Georgian Dream coalition leaving United National Movement behind. The announcement was met with clapping and cheers at Tbilisi's Freedom Square. One of the polls was conducted by American company Edison Research, and was ordered by Georgian TV channel Rustavi-2.
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Basel dominated the first half and thoroughly deserved to be in the lead. Liverpool's Lazar Marković was sent off in the 60th minute after he threw his hand into Behrang Safari's face. In the 81st minute Steven Gerrard scored the equalizer from a direct free-kick. But Basel held on until the final whistle and the one all draw saw them advance to the Champions League knockout phase, while Liverpool fell into the UEFA Europa League knockout phase.
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Casting began during season eleven of The Bachelorette. Days before the official announcement, Fletcher's fellow The Bachelor season 20 contestant and second runner-up Caila Quinn was originally selected to be in the lead role, but she was dropped at the last minute for Fletcher by the producers in response to the popularity of Fletcher. Quinn eventually went on to compete in season 3 of Bachelor in Paradise. Filming commenced on March 16, 2016 shortly after the twentieth season of The Bachelor.
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Evans on the other hand had enough money left from his purchase to hire a water taxi until Venice's water speed limit hindered him. Eddie made it first to the finish, joined by Sabine, and soon after Evans. Matt was still on the road, but he believed himself to be in the lead. Once back in the studio Evans, Sabine and Matt pointed out that they still had their vehicles (although Matt decided to sell his Goldwing,) while all Eddie had as a souvenir was a pair of spoons from the train.
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As results came in on election night, Michael Lamb appeared to be in the lead. However, as a result of the implementation of postal voting and extensions granted to seven counties the race was deemed too early to call. A majority of outstanding votes were from the southeastern portion of the state, where Nina Ahmad was expected to be strongest. Ahmad pulled ahead of Lamb in the days following the election and by June 8 was perceived as the likely victor, but the race remained too close to call.
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Yaarukkaga Azhudhaan was produced and directed by novelist Jayakanthan under his own banner Asia Jothi Films. It was his second directorial venture after Unnaipol Oruvan (1965), and based on his own novel of the same name. The original producer, G. N. Velumani, wanted Sivaji Ganesan and Savitri to be in the lead roles; days before principal photography began, he backed out and Jayakanthan took over as producer, with Nagesh and K. R. Vijaya cast instead. While primarily a melodrama, the film also included overtones of the thriller genre.
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With all votes counted, with the exception of Bridgeport, Republican Tom Foley held a slight lead in the popular vote (556,787 to 548,378). Once the ballots from Bridgeport were counted, Democrat Dan Malloy was declared the winner by Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz, who, according to the Stamford Advocate, based her announcement on preliminary, "informal totals. ... That does not include uncounted absentee ballots." Byseiwicz's announcement conflicted with the latest statewide tallies compiled by Foley's team and the non-partisan Associated Press, both of which indicated Foley to be in the lead by a thin margin.
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Prior to World War II, China faced a civil war between Mao Zedong's Communist party and Chiang Kai-shek's nationalist party; the nationalists appeared to be in the lead. However, once the Japanese invaded in 1937, the two parties were forced to form a temporary cease-fire in order to defend China. The nationalists faced many military failures that caused them to lose territory and subsequently, respect from the Chinese masses. In contrast, the communists' use of guerilla warfare (led by Lin Biao) proved effective against the Japanese's conventional methods and put the Communist Party on top by 1945.
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He also tells Leslie he'll give her an invitation to his victory party, and even offers to let her do the job for him once he's elected. He spends much of the campaign away from Pawnee, and gets involved in a sex scandal while vacationing in Majorca. He returns to debate Leslie, and during their debate, Bobby first appears to be in the lead by saying short quips rather than longer speeches, but Leslie eventually attacks his character and wins the debate. Afterwards, Bobby congratulates her performance during the debate and asks her if she would like to come to his house for a party.
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By 1978, the economy had started to show signs of recovery, with inflation falling to single digits, unemployment falling, and living standards starting to rise during the year.A Short History of the Labour Party by Henry Pelling Labour's opinion poll ratings also improved, with most showing the party to be in the lead. Callaghan had been widely expected to call a general election in the autumn of 1978 to take advantage of the improving situation. In the event, he decided to gamble that extending the wage restraint policy for another year would allow the economy to be in better shape for a 1979 election.
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Yardley wanted to bat now in poor visibility to erase the deficit and build a lead, to force Australia to chase a target on an erratic surface if a shower came later and turned the pitch into a sticky wicket. Bradman thought that rain might come, so he utilised Toshack and Johnson to bowl defensive leg theory so England would not be in the lead should a sticky wicket arise.Fingleton, p. 101. As the umpires were obliged to not call off play unless the light was so poor as to endanger the batsman, the lack of pace of Johnson and Toshack forced play to continue as they posed no physical threat to the batsmen.O'Reilly, p. 50.
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" It states the parties' "intention of protecting U.S. and Afghan national interests without U.S. military counter- terrorism operations" but does not specifically prohibit such operations. United States Special Operations forces will retain leeway to conduct antiterrorism raids on private Afghan homes American counterterrorism operations will be intended to "complement and support" Afghan missions and that U.S. forces will not conduct military operations in Afghanistan "unless mutually agreed" the text says. It underscores that Afghan forces will be in the lead and that any American military operations will be carried out "with full respect for Afghan sovereignty and full regard for the safety and security of the Afghan people, including in their homes." It also notes that "U.
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Castro remained as frontrunner for most of 2017, but an erratic and heavily controversial campaign begins to affect him losing support in January. PUSC's Rodolfo Piza remained as second in some polls, later replaced by Castro but still in third place. The "Cementazo" scandal affected heavily the parties involved (PAC, PLN, PUSC and ML) especially during November and December when the Parliamentary Committee investigating the issue made most of its hearings, with all parties facing a reduction on their support. The IACHR's ruling on same-sex marriage caused a turmoil in the country, with conservative candidate and staunch opponent Fabricio Alvarado showing a rapid increase in support passing from marginal percentages of around 2–6% to be in the lead with up to 17%.
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Polina Gagarina in 2015 During the results, loud boos could be heard whenever Russia was mentioned or the country received one of the top three high points. The Russian entrant Polina Gagarina could be seen crying in the green room during the voting procedure, and this was reported by various media to have occurred as a result of the booing. During a break in the countries' reporting of their votes, when the running total showed Russia leading, Eurovision 2014 winner Conchita Wurst announced to Gagarina, "You gave an amazing performance, and you deserve to be in the lead." The Executive Supervisor of ESC, Jon Ola Sand, urged that Eurovision should be a "friendly battlefield....not a political battleground", and presenter Alice Tumler reminded the audience that "Our motto is 'Building Bridges', and music should stand over politics tonight...".
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