In implementing the Agreement, their best interests should be paramount.
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Loyalty appears to be paramount for Mr. Trump, until it isn't.
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That wouldn't be Paramount or Disney or Fox—that would be Netflix.
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That means the safety and welfare of the players will be paramount.
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"The voter suppression rules would be paramount in that case," Zuckerberg said.
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The future of the energy industry is also likely to be paramount.
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Shapiro cited the stock market, suggesting that business issues would always be paramount.
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Should the patient's best interest be paramount or the requirements of the system?
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"Obviously we would want the safety of all concerned to be paramount," he added.
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A strong showing on Sunday night will be paramount to keeping his hopes alive.
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The secondary markets exist for investors and public companies, and their interests must be paramount.
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The Interior chief assured her that state concerns would be paramount in making a determination.
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"During this period of uncertainty, communication will be paramount," said Karen McCormick, CIO at Beringea.
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The rights of potential gun victims, not those of aberrant gun owners, must be paramount.
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Of course, at the head coach and coordinator levels, a coach's performance tends to be paramount.
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ICE and its discontinuation are expected to be paramount issues leading up to the 2020 election.
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Keeping these young people safe and giving them the chance at bright futures must be paramount.
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"The rights of one person can never be paramount to the rights of another," she said.
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Apple emphasized privacy would be paramount for those who do, and that data would be anonymized.
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Counterterrorism and security continue to be paramount concerns in U.S. foreign policy, and Sisi knows this.
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The safety of the American citizens, the safety of our country has got to be paramount.
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Once everybody has a reliable smartphone, the apps (and the ecosystems that foster them) will be paramount.
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From the start, the partners were at odds over its marketing and whose name should be paramount.
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In TV, most people hold third-party Nielsen ratings to be paramount despite its faults and flaws.
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Those issues, according to Goldman Sachs strategists, will be paramount for company officials to address on earnings calls.
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Harnessing the power of this bloc should be paramount in working toward real, substantive change in American policy.
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Tariffs and trade generally are critical issues that should be paramount importance to all of my Democratic colleagues.
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The big test will come in New York on Thursday, where the Democratic gubernatorial primary will be paramount.
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Even without that specific authorization, Danforth, asked about how he interpreted the regulations, says transparency should be paramount.
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"The start-up of Flamanville is subject to my authorization and the safety calendar will be paramount," he added.
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It seems that women's issues would be paramount in Johansson's policy, so how soon can we cast our votes?
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This item should be paramount for trade negotiators as they commence the first round of negotiations Wednesday in Washington.
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These kinds of advances will be paramount given that air traffic is growing far faster than fuel efficiency improvements.
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We live in a democratic republic and have decided the will of the voters should be paramount in electing representatives.
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Along these lines, ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment -- to give women equal protection under the US Constitution -- should be paramount.
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Voters may be casting ballots for politicians to state government, but their feelings about President Donald Trump will be paramount.
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It's not known how long the coronavirus and its aftereffects will affect the election or be paramount on voters' minds.
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But, compared with other advanced economies, Americans are currently only somewhat prepared for a time when digital skills will be paramount.
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"Well I think the concern that needs to be paramount is, number one, do not backslide on the families," he said.
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From a business perspective, it will be paramount for Equifax to keep its customers — financial firms and other big companies — happy.
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That role, known as "force protection," will be paramount to ensuring an orderly and safe exit by American forces from Syria.
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If our time is a scarce resource, then minding the amount of time we spend on dating apps should ostensibly be paramount.
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We thought carefully through those issues, but we think the benefit of having control over your own digital footprint should be paramount.
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Li, who hopes to open her own academy, said that making sure children are enjoying the sport they play should be paramount.
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The case also highlights Silicon Valley's no-holds-barred culture, where gaining an edge in new technologies versus competitors can be paramount.
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The case also highlights Silicon Valley's no-holds-barred culture, where gaining an edge in new technologies versus competitors can be paramount.
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And of course there will be the usual inquiries about monetary policy: When the Fed moves again and how quickly will be paramount.
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"The issue of structural reforms will be paramount... we won't have a debate about more stimulus or not," the senior government official said.
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"Unlike the world of politics, in the world of technology the choices of individuals may still be paramount," he opined in his essay.
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"We believe that the interests of the American public must be paramount when reviewing the worthiness of regulations," the Democrats wrote on Monday.
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Decreasing their exposure to sugary drinks and processed foods at home and at school will be paramount in helping reverse this disturbing trend.
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Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto congratulated Trump on his inauguration, but cautioned that the sovereignty, national interest and protection of Mexicans would be paramount.
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Clear and transparent communication from scientists and government officials will be paramount in preserving the public's trust and encouraging cooperation with public health recommendations.
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With Peacock having not tossed more than 39 pitches in any of his previous 13 relief appearances, efficiency would be paramount against the Tigers.
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Identifying more areas where the company can curb its losses will be paramount for Khosrowshahi, who is described by many as an adept dealmaker.
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"It has to be paramount, because, as Mr. Munoz said years ago, a series of small mistakes is the beginning of a big mistake."
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The ability therefore to protect their ability to uphold the filibuster should be paramount to the left — and particularly to Democrats — in the long run.
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"New York Spectacular" isn't a musical in need of a great book; it's a glittery pageant, where music, dance and design need to be paramount.
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A new focus on combating extremist and terrorist ideologies online, through company policies, industrywide standards and technology, will be paramount in keeping the public safe.
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"Technology and experiential components will continue to be paramount to successful beauty campaigns, launches and displays," Nata Dvir, Macy's general business manager for beauty, said.
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The massive Chinese entertainment company Dalian Wanda Group has been gobbling up domestic entertainment companies, and the next one on its list could be Paramount Pictures.
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With only 11 cars finishing last year's season-opener in Melbourne, however, reliability will be paramount and that quality alone may be enough to score points.
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Clamping down on toxic content in private groups will be paramount to Facebook as it looks to grow the closed-off areas of the social network.
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This upcoming weekend's marquee film was expected to be Paramount Pictures' horror sequel, "A Quiet Place II," but it was pushed back due to the outbreak.
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By 1978, Deng would be paramount leader, as he and his supporters oversaw the reversal of Cultural Revolution policies and the official opening up of China's economy.
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Deeply embedded throughout Taylorism, the ends of productivity and efficiency are not only assumed to be paramount but also to be comprehensible in the language of computation.
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Cash reserves can be paramount to obtaining strong financial health," One common question when establishing an emergency fund is: "How much should money should I have saved?
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It is set to expire next year, so getting more fans to tune into the 2016-17 season starting on Friday could be paramount for the game's growth.
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"While these types of artificial intelligence and voice recognition technology offer potentially new education and entertainment opportunities, Americans' privacy, particularly children's privacy, must be paramount," the lawmakers wrote.
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While the safety of Americans should be paramount to any commander in chief, the fact of the matter is that the current refugee vetting system is incredibly thorough.
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With the year's first tennis major starting on Monday in Melbourne, Evert — along with John McEnroe — told reporters that air quality should be paramount in tournament organisers' minds.
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With power concentrated more in the State Duma, it will be paramount for the party to maintain its majority if it wishes to retain control of executive powers.
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Kelly's role in talks over the next month is expected to be paramount as the White House and Congress seek a new government-funding deal by a Feb.
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"The voter suppression rules would be paramount in that case," he said when asked how Facebook would deal with a candidate posting content that could stop citizens from voting.
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Ring takes the privacy and security of its customers' extremely seriously and privacy and security will always be paramount when Ring considers applying any patents to its business or technology.
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"The issue of structural reforms will be paramount... we won't have a debate about more stimulus or not," the official said, adding participants could agree on certain guidelines for such reforms.
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"This balance of relations with franchisees and shareholders, that can sometimes have differing objectives, will be paramount as Mr. Kempczinski begins his new role," Cowen analyst Andrew Charles wrote in a note.
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That's where Jay wins with 4:44: Yes, financial freedom will be paramount for black progress in this country, but that liberation won't be truly complete until the full self is worked on.
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Being careful about what you post on social media should be paramount on the list of steps you take to advance your career — ignoring this rule could affect you beyond just this year.
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"Modesty should be paramount when handling these questions," he said, noting that much is still unknown about the consciousness of vegetative patients, and that legislation could never cover each and every individual case.
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The big picture: With good news on politics in short supply and earnings expected to be negative for the second straight quarter, continued solid readings on jobs and consumer spending will be paramount.
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In the coming age of autonomous cars, connected cars, and cars that can communicate with each other, the city's infrastructure, our phones, and the entire internet of things, data security is going to be paramount.
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The memo also insisted that secrecy be paramount and that the International Committee of the Red Cross, which monitors prisoners of war to ensure they are treated humanely, be kept out of the proposed prison.
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Here is some of the reaction: Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto congratulated Trump on his inauguration, saying he would like to strengthen ties, but that sovereignty, national interest and protection of Mexicans would be paramount.
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As he embarks on a post-Brexit world where shoring up trade interests with Commonwealth countries will be paramount, Britain's next Prime Minister appears to have his work cut out for him in impressing African leaders.
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Since Democrats, especially those running for president, largely agree on policy, finding the right style and tone to fight Trump will be paramount, said Jason Nichols, an African-American studies lecturer at the University of Maryland.
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"Let's talk first about my view of how you translate 'America First' into our foreign policy," he said, and then went on to describe an era in which American economic and security interests would be paramount.
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During the briefing, Trump administration officials were told such a pandemic would likely lead to circumstances such as shortages of ventilators and that a coordinated national response would be "paramount," according to documents obtained by the publication.
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So far, Q1 and Q2 earnings suggest that revenues have yet to come down, but ensuring advertisers have effective and accessible video advertising options as second-screen video watching skyrockets will be paramount to deterring that from happening.
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While it is true that SRI index funds are more managed than your typical S&P index fund and could therefore theoretically underperform the S&P index, the idea that profits should be paramount is a logical fallacy.
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But the federal role will be paramount in rebuilding the island, which was suffering a poverty rate of 46 percent even before Maria raked communities from shore to shore, deflating a tourism industry that provided some economic lift.
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The concept that a group of elected state and local leaders believe their views to be paramount to the laws passed by the Congress of the United States is at its core a rejection of our constitutional system.
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Safety and proper decorum, not speed, also seem to be paramount concerns — fences prevent skiers from going off-piste, helmets are ubiquitous, and signs constantly remind visitors to select the appropriate slope for their skill level and slow down.
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When streaming services prioritize whatever music their data tells them subscribers want to hear, an artist's idiosyncratic musical and personal brand can start to matter less, and the ability to curate sounds that yield algorithmically desirable songs can be paramount.
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But since that is not to be, one basic criterion should be paramount: Is the nominee someone who will stand up for the rule of law and say no to a president or Congress that strays beyond the Constitution and laws?
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"Her global experience in developing policy and growing markets, (and) her deep understanding of risk, governance and regulation, will be paramount to the LME as we continue to grow in an ever-changing landscape," the exchange's Chief Executive Matthew Chamberlain said.
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A willingness to partner will be paramount as cities work to shape what this future environment looks like, how new mobility technologies intersect with transit, and how to uphold equity as an ultimate priority in the midst of all of these changes.
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I believe when constructing crosswords, the solver's pleasure should be paramount, but I confess to being a little selfish about not taking simpler routes to finishing themed puzzle constructions by having more of my grids use the allowable maximum of 78 entries.
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Further, the efficacy of putting this cash pile to work (plus +$25 billion in annual operating cash flows in Omaha) will be paramount if Berkshire Hathaway is to once again regain their former status as a meaningful grower over just baseline U.S. GDP growth.
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There is plenty of wiggle room in the statutes that make it difficult to prove the necessary intent to obstruct justice, so gathering credible evidence to show what was in the mind of anyone who might try to impede the investigation will be paramount.
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Moody's, another rating agency, said on Friday that Deutsche's earnings were in line with expectations but that the bank's ability to rebuild and stabilize revenue in the coming quarters "will be paramount to the long-term success of its restructuring plan" and remains a work in progress.
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I found Chinese parents considered education to be paramount and went to great lengths to enable their kids to get the best education possible, whether that was taking out loans to send them abroad or moving hours away for better job prospects that would pay for school.
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More than a dozen candidates are expected to join the presidential race in the coming months, and as the party searches for its next iteration after two decades of dominance by the Clintons and Barack Obama, questions of policy, identity and tone in the campaign will be paramount.
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CIMON's mission with Gerst will take place between this June and October 2018, but Airbus hopes that in the future CIMON will be able to observe crew members on longer missions and help scientists learn more about the social dynamics involved in extended space flight — an issue that will be paramount for any dreams of Martian colonies to come.
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Cardin added that he believes the newest addition to the Supreme Court will "underscore" issues like health care, women's rights and special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation, which he said will be paramount to midterm voters.
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But the ferocity of the attack, and the ease in which the Islamic State is able to carry out mass murder in Baghdad, demonstrate another monumental challenge if the extremist group is driven from areas under its control: Not only will reconciliation be paramount, but any lasting peace will also require a lengthy counterinsurgency campaign that will challenge the Iraqi security forces and, perhaps, require a deepening involvement by United States forces.
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