But in general the process can be protracted, expensive and without guarantees.
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Friday in federal court in West Palm Beach was likely to be protracted.
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The saga could be protracted: the budget will take the rest of the year to approve.
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Those negotiations can be protracted and complex, even when a big merger is not at stake.
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To be sure, the demands of bicameralism and presentment are real, and the process can be protracted.
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For one thing, since it would need co-ordination between different customs authorities, the negotiations could be protracted.
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According to court documents, the dairy, while denying any wrongdoing, believed further litigation would be protracted and expensive.
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Analysts assessing the euro's prospects are focused on whether a slowdown in European growth is likely to be protracted.
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While police departments sometimes bring disciplinary proceedings against officers for excessive force, the process can be protracted or opaque.
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But the recovery would still be protracted and restrict her ability to care for my father, who has Parkinson's.
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Still, contactless payments accounted for just 1 percent of sales, suggesting that any change is likely to be protracted.
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A lot of people feel that this trade war is going to be protracted, last longer than we think.
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Analysts assessing the euro's prospects are focused on whether a recent slowdown in European growth is likely to be protracted.
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" He went on: "To be sure, the demands of bicameralism and presentment are real and the process can be protracted.
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If military engagement is going to be protracted — which any informed assessment would consider — the Administration must request an AUMF.
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The bill is such a mess that some experts say its main effect will be protracted litigation over its meaning.
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Mueller would lose because the investigation could be protracted for years and it is possible he would not prevail in court.
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"My own feeling is that these negotiations will be protracted," and that Zimbabwe's immediate future will be "very uneasy and very uncomfortable."
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And we said-- but as far back as '09 and '10, "This is gonna be protracted, durable, and long lasting," and so forth.
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"There is very little appetite among our friends in the EU for this business to be protracted by one extra day," Johnson said.
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Sherrod Brown warned Sunday that an effort to establish "Medicare for all" would be protracted and difficult, breaking from other prospective presidential candidates.
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"The market has settled into the idea that trade negotiations will be protracted," said Harry Tchilinguirian, global head of commodities research at BNP Paribas.
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Had the taxpayer not made that investment, the result likely would be protracted and prolonged urban squalor, such as the abandoned buildings in Detroit.
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The Baseball America report calls the proposal preliminary and subject to alterations, an early idea at the start of what might be protracted negotiations.
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Valls said he was "convinced" that France would win the war against terrorism and radical Islam but warned that the fight would be protracted.
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The 2020 Democratic primary will be protracted due to the fact that Democrats removed super delegates and they have no winner-take-all states. 4.
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Weak Offshore Rig Market: Fitch continues to believe the offshore driller recovery will be protracted with an estimated recovery inflection point of second-half 2018.
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Turkey may be an outlier in terms of its erratic policymaking and the scale of its foreign debts, but its agonies seem likely to be protracted.
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The courts are examining the legal framework of these actions but court procedures in Brazil can be protracted and we do not expect an outcome soon.
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A complex series of countersuits has ensued, ensnaring both companies in a messy and likely to be protracted legal showdown over arcane patent licensing and component contract deals.
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Concerns that the trade dispute between two world's biggest economies could be protracted and impact the global economy have boosted bullion's appeal over the past couple of days.
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With a fragmented parliament and deep divisions within the mainstream parties over how to tackle rising costs of expensive public services, coalition talks following the election could be protracted.
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"I think the market ... has already started to price in that the tension would be protracted," Eugenia Victorino, head of Asia strategy at SEB, told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Tuesday.
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That, said analysts, confirmed a view that any unwinding of European Central Bank stimulus will be protracted as the central bank struggles to hit its near 2 percent inflation target.
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He went on to say that the US economy is better positioned and while the fight will likely be protracted, the US is more able to sustain its position than China.
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Any litigation is likely to be protracted, and state officials set the 2023 effective date, in part, to allow California's colleges and universities ample time to prepare for the sweeping changes.
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While the federal government does not investigate a majority of these episodes, when it does get involved — as it announced it would in the Louisiana case — the inquiries can often be protracted.
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These events are part of LAP's efforts to build an intentional community ahead of the coming storm once they transition into an encampment and face what could be protracted struggle against construction.
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First, however, the Iraqis have to take Mosul, a campaign the White House acknowledged would be protracted and difficult, and might not be completed by the time Mr. Obama leaves office in January.
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Once speakers to both houses of parliament are elected, hopefully Friday, negotiations can begin to form a government — but that process will likely also to be protracted and could take weeks, if not more.
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China and the ASEAN bloc on Thursday hailed a "milestone" agreement on a single working text to kick off what will likely be protracted negotiations towards a code of conduct for behaviour the disputed waters.
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"There is realization that this is going to be protracted, long-drawn out and there is no easy solution because the fight is about intellectual property, technological superiority as well as geopolitical issues," she said.
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China and the ASEAN bloc on Thursday hailed a "milestone" agreement on a single working text to kick off what will likely be protracted negotiations towards a code of conduct for behavior in the disputed waters.
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Qualcomm — The chipmaker was downgraded to "hold" from "buy" at Stifel Nicolaus, which thinks any negotiation with potential acquirer Broadcom will be protracted and that the current risk to the share price is to the downside.
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Nelson flopped hard in his audition as Arizona's No. 210 receiver a few weeks ago, but John Brown left Sunday's loss with a pulled hamstring and if history is any indication, his absence will be protracted.
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A company's transition between growth stock and a value stock can often be protracted and leave its shares lagging the market for an extended period of time, said Todd Rosenbluth, director of mutual fund research at CFRA.
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"Regarding the outlook for the global economy, risks have been tilted to the downside on the whole amid heightening uncertainties and a prevailing view that such situation will be protracted," said the note from the Bank of Japan.
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The timing of the syndication of the debt is also fluid, as the closing process is likely to be protracted due to regulatory concerns and the new owner may seek to avoid paying ticking fees, the sources said.
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Few people expect that the Pentagon will emerge from what are expected to be protracted budget negotiations in Congress with all of its requests intact, given the threat of mandatory spending cuts that have acted as a brake on military spending.
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Concerns that the trade dispute could be protracted and may impact the global economy has kept investors on edge over the past couple of days, with the benchmark S&P index now about 4% below its all-time high reached two weeks ago.
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Concerns that the trade dispute could be protracted and may impact the global economy have kept investors on the edge over the past couple of days, with the benchmark S&P index now 4.6% below its all-time high reached two weeks ago.
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Concerns that the trade dispute could be protracted and may impact the global economy have kept investors on the edge over the past couple of days, with the benchmark S&P index now 3.9% below its all-time high reached two weeks ago.
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Concerns that the trade dispute could be protracted and may impact the global economy have kept investors on edge over the past couple of days, and has put the benchmark S&P index 3.6% below its all-time high reached two weeks ago.
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"Negotiations on post-exit arrangements would likely be protracted, resulting in an extended period of heightened uncertainty that could weigh heavily on confidence and investment, all the while increasing financial market volatility," the fund said in the report, called the World Economic Outlook.
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In another sign that the conflict could be protracted, Trump said on Tuesday United States and China have a long way to go to strike a deal and that he could impose tariffs on an additional $325 billion worth of Chinese goods if needed.
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Concerns that the trade dispute could be protracted and may impact the global economy have kept investors on the edge over the past couple of days, with the benchmark S&P index now about 4% below its all-time high reached two weeks ago.
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However, Fitch believes that the existing framework under the Deposit Insurance Act is unlikely to change over the medium term, while the process to make changes to domestic laws or regulations that reduce support for banks (for example, senior debt being bailed-in) would likely be protracted.
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In Georgia, where the governor observed a moment of silence for the crash victims at a bill signing in Statesboro, officials said they expected the inquiry into the crash to be protracted, as well as potentially disruptive to day-to-day life in the surrounding Port Wentworth community outside Savannah.
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The tougher line toward Flynn followed what appeared to be protracted behind-the-scenes deliberations at the Justice Department about whether to abandon the lenient stance Mueller's office took more than a year ago when prosecutors agreed that probation — and no jail time — would be a reasonable sentence for Flynn in light of his extensive cooperation.
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PASS-THROUGH OF CHANGES IN STERLING TO INTEREST RATE We also spent a lot of time thinking about the pass-through of changes in sterling to the inflation rate, and what we have seen and learned since the financial crisis is that pass-through tends to be protracted and take place over a number of years, and it's that which creates the sharpest bit of the trade-off over the forecast horizon.
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The larger conflict between the Republic and France would be protracted until 1678.
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There is no lateral line and its large mouth can be protracted to as much as 60% of the head length.
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Leterme as formateur convened the negotiations to form a coalition government, negotiations which would turn out to be protracted and initially lead to a stalemate.
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Because it was expected that some takeoffs would be protracted affairs, often the crews were not very careful to keep within maximum all-up weight limitations, and getting airborne just took a little longer.
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From literary sources it is known that the collapsible umbrella was invented during Wang Mang's reign, although the simple parasol existed beforehand. This employed sliding levers and bendable joints that could be protracted and retracted.Needham (1986c), 70–71.
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Research indicates recovery from financial crises can be protracted relative to typical recessions, with lengthy periods of high unemployment and substandard economic growth. Compared against combined financial crises and recessions in other countries, the U.S. employment recovery following the 2007–2009 recession was relatively fast.
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Opiate withdrawal can also cause feelings of derealization, whose symptoms can be protracted (chronic), delayed-onset , exhibiting high variability in inter-personal subjectivity of the phenomenon. Interoceptive exposure can be used as a means to induce derealization, as well as the related phenomenon depersonalization.
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Egg of Streptopelia orientalis The summer breeding season in the temperate zone can be protracted. In southern India, the breeding season is in winter. In display, the male flaps its wing noisily and shoots up before gliding down with outspread tail. Nests take about two days to build with the male gathering material and the female placing it.
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Jefferson had tried to maintain neutrality with the main combatants in the Napoleonic Wars, Britain and France, and at his urging, Congress passed the Embargo Act of 1807, with Johnson voting in support, finding economic warfare preferable to the use of guns: "we fear no nation, but let the time for shedding human blood be protracted, when consistent with our safety".
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Other features include profound weakness associated with critical illness polyneuropathy and myopathy, increased susceptibility to infection, metabolic changes and hormonal changes. There may be protracted or permanent delirium, or other marked cognitive impairment. The physical and psychological symptoms of the disease are very severe, including a propensity to develop post traumatic stress syndrome.Nelson JE, Meier DE, Litke A, Natale DA, Siegel RE, Morrison RS. The symptom burden of chronic critical illness.
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Research indicates such recoveries can be protracted, with lengthy periods of high unemployment and substandard economic growth. The U.S. economy steadily recovered as homeowners completed their deleveraging (debt reduction) and began to spend again, encouraging businesses to hire and invest. Supporting the recovery process were the stimulative monetary policies of the Federal Reserve, which maintained low interest rates and asset buying programs to encourage economic growth throughout President Obama's tenure.
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During his ten years in the office, Dyer had to contend with the demands of inventors and unscrupulous contractors, who ultimately took their various complaints to Congress. Seeking to clear his name, Dyer asked for a court- martial. Failing in this, he requested a court of inquiry, which proved to be protracted and exhaustive. He was not only exonerated, but was declared to be an exemplary officer, worthy of emulation by all Army officers.
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The lactiferous ducts are mildly retracted, but do not need to be cut for the release of fibrosis. On histological examination, these nipples have rich collagenous stromata with numerous bundles of smooth muscle. Inverted nipple grade 3 describes a severely inverted and retracted nipple which can rarely be pulled out physically and which requires surgery to be protracted. Milk ducts are often constricted, and breast feeding is difficult, but not necessarily impossible.
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The rite may be protracted with separate offerings to each maṇḍala of guests, or significantly abridged. Many versions of the chod sādhana still exist.Tantric Glossary:Chöd (September 29, 2008) Vajrayogini, an important deity in Chöd, with a kartari flaying knife and a kapala "skull cup" Chöd, like all tantric systems, has outer, inner and secret aspects. They are described in an evocation sung to Nyama Paldabum by Milarepa: Chöd is now a staple of the advanced sādhana of Tibetan Buddhism.
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Similarly, circularly disposed muscular fibres formed from the endoderm permit tentacles to be protracted or thrust out once they are contracted. In both stony and soft corals, the polyps can be retracted by contracting muscle fibres, with stony corals relying on their hard skeleton and cnidocytes for defence. Soft corals generally secrete terpenoid toxins to ward off predators. In most corals, the tentacles are retracted by day and spread out at night to catch plankton and other small organisms.
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The three grades of inverted nipples are defined on how easily the nipple may be protracted and the degree of fibrosis existent in the breast, as well as the damage it has caused on the milk ducts. Inverted nipple grade 1 refers to nipples that can easily be pulled out, by using finger pressure around the areola. The grade-1 inverted nipple maintains its projections and rarely retracts. Also, grade-1 inverted nipples may occasionally pop up without manipulation or pressure.
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The tier 1 ratio represents the strength of the financial cushion that a bank maintains; the higher the ratio, the stronger the financial position of the bank, other things equal. Dodd–Frank set standards for improving this ratio and has been successful in that regard. U.S. changes in household debt as a percentage of GDP for 1989-2016. Recoveries from financial crises tend to be protracted, as debt levels must be reduced before typical borrow-and-spend patterns are resumed.
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Peng visited Beijing several times over the next several months to brief Mao and Zhou about the heavy casualties suffered by Chinese troops and the increasing difficulty of keeping the front lines supplied with basic necessities. By the winter of 1951–52, Peng became convinced that the war would be protracted, and that neither side would be able to achieve victory in the foreseeable future. On February 24, 1952, the Central Military Commission, presided over by Zhou, discussed the PVA's logistical problems with members of various government agencies involved in the war effort.
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These commitments did little to directly address the problems confronting PVA troops. New Zealand artillery crew in action, 1952 In the months after the Shenyang conference Peng Dehuai went to Beijing several times to brief Mao and Zhou about the heavy casualties suffered by Chinese troops and the increasing difficulty of keeping the front lines supplied with basic necessities. Peng was convinced that the war would be protracted, and that neither side would be able to achieve victory in the near future. On 24 February 1952, the Military Commission, presided over by Zhou, discussed the PVA's logistical problems with members of various government agencies involved in the war effort.
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The costs of about €31 million were divided between the state capital of Saarbrücken, the Saarland and Deutsche Bahn AG. The extensive network of tracks north of the station was largely removed; east of the station tracks were relaid in a different layout and modernised. New train maintenance and storage facilities were constructed within a relatively compact space. The area freed up is intended to be used for car parking and a new industrial estate, the "Eurostation Estate" or Quartier Eurobahnhof. The construction of access roads to the site and attracting business are proving to be protracted processes, and will take a long time yet.
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Two frontal assaults having failed, Te Rauparaha began a siege of the pā which lasted three months. During this time Taiaroa made a bold sortie to the Waipara, hoping to destroy the invaders' canoes, but light axes could make little impression on the heavy hull timbers of large war canoes, and torrential rain made it impossible to burn them. As the siege seemed likely to be protracted it was then decided that Taiaroa should then return to Otago and bring up reinforcements. Finding that any direct assault was to open to the fire of the defenders, Te Rauparaha set his men to sap up to the walls.
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Bart De Wever (N-VA), the Flemish winner of 2010 Belgian federal elections, is separatist. Elio Di Rupo (PS), the Walloon winner of 2010 Belgian federal elections, though opposed to a separation, proposed a Plan B to organize the partition of Belgium in case Plan A, the negotiations for forming a federal government, were to fail. After the Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats (Open VLD) left the government on April 22, 2010, Prime Minister Yves Leterme offered his resignation to King Albert II. An election were then called for June 13, amid fears that coalition-building would once again be protracted. In Flanders, the New Flemish Alliance (N-VA) party won a plurality with 27.8% of votes, while the winning party in Wallonia was the Socialist Party.
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According to the news article the charges were primarily symbolic, as the duration of the trial would be protracted, lasting many months, with the verdict to be announced well after the elections. On 24 January 2014, the Thai Constitutional Court declared that the postponement of 2 February election date was the prerogative of its members. At the time of the decision, the original amnesty bill proposal that triggered the first round of protests in late-2013 was no longer up for consideration. A nationwide Bangkok University poll of 1,018 voters revealed that four out of five Thais would cast a ballot on 2 February and more than two million voters had registered for the advance polls, according to an EC statement released on 24 January.
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In a review for The New York Times, W. H. Auden praised The Return of the King and found The Lord of the Rings a "masterpiece of the genre". The science fiction author and critic Anthony Boucher, in a review for The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, praised the volume as "a masterly narration of tremendous and terrible climactic events", although he also noted that Tolkien's prose "seems sometimes to be protracted for its own sake". The critic Edwin Muir, writing in The Sunday Observer, attacked the book as "a boy's adventure story", comparing it to the works of Rider Haggard, and stating that "except for a few old wizards", all the characters "are boys masquerading as adult[s]". The author Anthony Price, reviewing the novel for The Oxford Mail, called it "more than immense; it is complete", praising Tolkien's Middle-earth as "an absolutely real and unendingly exciting world".
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By 9:30 am Moorgate and many of the surrounding roads had been cordoned off to allow space for the co-ordination teams above ground to manage the flow of vehicles—particularly for ambulances taking casualties to hospitals. A message was sent from LFB headquarters to all fire stations in London; it estimated that there were still 50 people trapped and warned that "this incident will be protracted". To make a clear passage through the wreckage for equipment, the emergency services and injured commuters, a circular route was organised through the carriages. Firemen cut holes in parts of the structure, including in the floors and ceilings of the carriages through which it was possible to move, even if it meant crawling through some areas. At 10:00 am a medical team arrived from the London Hospital and set up a makeshift operating theatre on a platform near the triage team.
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However, the development of both the Swift and the Hunter would be protracted and also encountered several considerable technical challenges; according to Wood, this had been in part due to a failure to procure interim aircraft equipped with swept wings or to proceed with development of the Miles M.52. Wood describes the Swift as being "literally an attempt to squeeze a quart into a pint pot, with 30mm Aden guns, afterburning, power controls, adequate fuel and a respectable high subsonic performance". Swift FR.5 landing at the Farnborough air show in 1955 The Type 541 replaced its predecessors' Rolls-Royce Nene centrifugal flow turbojet engine with the axial-flow Rolls-Royce AJ.65 turbojet engine, which became the famed Avon series. The fuselage, which had been given a cross section suitable for the Nene engine, was not redesigned for the narrower AJ.65 and Avon engines, and retained a somewhat portly appearance.
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This five-seat single engine jet aircraft was marketed towards the emergent very light jet market, and was considered to be a major diversification for the company. Nonetheless, Feinig was confident on the prospective demand for the type, forecasting that around 15 per cent of demand for the D-Jet would come from existing Diamond customers. Development of the D-Jet, unlike the majority of the company's programs, would be protracted as a result of numerous factors, of both a technical and fiscal nature. Speaking in 2004, Feinig stated of the company's ambition "Our vision is to be number one manufacturer of propeller-driven single and twins... and we aim to hold that position within five years". During 2001, aircraft deliveries totalled 176; during 2003, deliveries had risen to 263. In 2004, deliveries were forecast to climb as high as 850 aircraft per year in 2008. In 2005, the company announced the establishment of a joint venture that sought to produce the DA-40 light aircraft in China. In 2004, the company opened its new composites facility in Austria; it housed production of wings and fuselages for the DA42 and the in-development D-Jet, and supported Diamond's ambitions to boost annual production capacity to 600 aircraft, around half of which will be shipped to Canada for final assembly.
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