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"Many of these are beginning to consider electrification and the opportunity is tremendous."

An increasing number of states say they should, or are beginning to consider it.

Volvo is one of several companies beginning to consider moving auto production and jobs overseas.

Traders who went short gold in May are beginning to consider covering their short positions.

Some state officials are beginning to consider the use of drugs like buprenorphine and methadone.

He said at the shareholder meeting that the company was beginning to consider additional assembly plants.

American intelligence and political circles are beginning to consider how companies and governments manage the data they collect.

The Trump administration is beginning to consider whether she should be replaced when her term ends in February.

California finally is beginning to consider solutions to its housing crisis that are on the same scale as the problem.

We suggested in August that traders who went short gold in May were beginning to consider covering their short positions.

State lawmakers are beginning to consider legislation while school officials are pushing for an increase in classroom resources but not guns.

The Trump administration is beginning to consider whether Ms. Yellen should be replaced when her term as chairwoman ends in early February.

Or is Trump beginning to consider the prospect of losing re-election in 2020 and now second-guessing some of his more controversial choices?

Poland still produces most of its energy from coal but its energy companies are beginning to consider projects for more renewable sources of power.

Some South Koreans believe dog meat has special health benefits, but the country is gradually beginning to consider dogs as pets rather than food.

Many are beginning to consider advances in quantum science to be as important as previous national contests such as the arms or space race.

Now, she says she's "beginning (just beginning) to consider the implications of the power differentials that were so vast," between herself and Clinton at the time.

It is even beginning to consider an approach that might partly address the core economic problem by measuring and making public the time spent in line.

The Interpreter After 16 years of war in Afghanistan, experts have stopped asking what victory looks like and are beginning to consider the spectrum of possible defeats.

"Now, at 44, I'm beginning (just beginning) to consider the implications of power differentials that were so vast between a president and a White House intern," she wrote.

That shows that Amazon is at least beginning to consider how to build accessibility into its voice assistant, and who know, understanding sign language could be the next step.

When it comes to discovering which tech startups are beginning to consider IPOs, one major signal is when they hire new chief financial officers that have public market experience.

States beginning to consider full legalization would be wise to take a critical look at the increased rates of violent crime in Colorado, Washington, and the District of Columbia.

The National Restaurant Association found that around half of diners say they are beginning to consider establishments' efforts to recycle and reduce food waste when choosing where to eat.

The bank's board announced two days earlier that it was beginning to consider who would be its next president, inviting nominations as it did for the first time in 2012.

Today, America's major cities are finally beginning to consider the stark realities of sea-level rise and extreme weather events, and how these phenomena threaten the security of their food systems.

The chamber's lead counsel, Doug Letter, wrote in a recent court filing that the Judiciary Committee could arrange for McGahn's testimony next month while also beginning to consider articles of impeachment.

Some students in Shanghai will have two chances at the college entrance exam, while universities are beginning to consider volunteering, interviews and regular high school tests as part of the admissions process.

As a backhoe slowly lifted the rubble off cars, some of them with bodies still inside, investigators said they were only beginning to consider possible failures of engineering, construction and traffic planning.

Modern life all but ensures that we leave behind vast digital archives — text messages, photos, posts on social media — and we are only beginning to consider what role they should play in mourning.

"Unfortunately many citizens are beginning to consider Europe part of the problem, rather than part of the solution," Padoan told CNBC at the Group of Seven (G-7) finance ministers' meeting in Sendai, Japan, on Saturday.

Thursday was one of the latter: Facebook's removal of probably-Russian disinformation has tripped up scores of real-life American activists, causing legitimate protests to be removed from the service, and we're only beginning to consider the implications.

Now that physical time crystals have apparently been realized in a lab (the work is currently under peer review and will be published in Nature in the coming months if accepted), physicists are beginning to consider their potential applications.

Right now, politicians around the world are beginning to consider the potential harms caused by deepfakes, including in the US. But such legislation will be slow to assemble, and the main priority for lawmakers is stopping the spread of political misinformation.

Putin said Thursday there had "recently been signs that Washington is beginning to consider resuming bilateral dialogue on a wide-ranging strategic agenda," despite its recent decision to pull out of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (or INF treaty) signed in 1987.

" The report added: "As the number of research projects has increased, so too has awareness, both amongst the participants and elsewhere in their industries, with competitor companies in turn beginning to consider whether they too should seek to gain competitive advantage from deployment.

The system's obvious disorder and vulnerability to escalating fraud worried refugee assistance organizations, who rightly feared that Congress, then beginning to consider tough immigration enforcement bills (ultimately enacted in 1996), would impose draconian limitations on asylum unless the administration brought the situation under control.

After three consecutive years of bad storms, farmers here are slowly acknowledging what seems to be a fundamental change and, in their own way and their own time, beginning to consider the existential threat that climate change could pose to their precarious way of life.

But the timing has incensed President Trump critics, who accuse the administration of taking steps that will reduce air quality at a time when scientists are beginning to consider whether pollution increases the risk of coronavirus infection and intensifies the symptoms of covid-19.

In the meantime, Senator Chuck Grassley who of course chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee says before even beginning to consider whether to initiate the process of immunity, the committee would need to know a lot more about the anticipated scope, nature, and extent of your testimony.

Zuckerberg has said that it will eventually offer users comparable tools everywhere in the world — not just in the EU. In the meantime, it offers a template for American regulators who are beginning to consider new restrictions on how Facebook collects and uses data about us.

It'll be years before doctors are prescribing live bacteria to combat infections—Kadouri and his colleagues are now conducting efficacy tests to determine the best way to administer such a treatment—but the fact that scientists are beginning to consider real alternatives to antibiotics is very promising.

The ECB's recent extension of its asset purchase programme demonstrates its commitment to its inflation target, while statements that tapering was not discussed and that asset purchases could be increased if necessary underline how far away the central bank is from beginning to consider an outright exit from asset purchases.

If the Halperin and O'Reilly cases are any indication, we're beginning to consider those allegations to be so serious that a company might lose money over ignoring them, more money than even a major best-seller could make back — and that's not a calculation that big publishers used to have to make.

Anyway, just as we're beginning to consider that we haven't been lied to by the show's stars and producers over an excruciating ten-month mourning period, we get the big reveal to the tune of a ridiculous swell of credits' music, and there's no miracle because this is what we all knew would transpire.

While city officials and policymakers have struggled to understand the causality for the sudden spike in homicides and to find a solution to end rampant violence in the city, they're only just beginning to consider the traumatic effects of exposure to violence and explore remedies to the potentially chronic and debilitating symptoms it causes.

Now, with Mr. de Blasio's approval numbers sagging below 22017 percent and the possibility of a re-election fight next year, the city's powerful public and private unions — which apart from 1199 did not rally around him in the fractious Democratic primary last time — are beginning to consider whether to stick with an embattled mayor or risk abandoning their champion to back a challenger.

Newsweek International, 2007-08-13. Retrieved on 2007-08-05. In addition, scientists have made one that is claimed to be twice as effective at desulfurization as any current methods. This is a very impressive feat, particularly because until the discovery of chalcogels' properties, scientists were beginning to consider desulfurization an optimized process.

By the summer of 1862, African American involvement in the Civil War was the center of a nationwide debate.Smith, p. 3 Although the U.S. War Department had refused to accept black army volunteers since the start of the war, Union members were beginning to consider the benefits of having their support.Hamilton, p.

"Mass to be held for councillor". The Gazette, May 7, 1992. He called his 1990 victory a special moment for the city's gay community, because it illustrated that voters who had opposed him in 1986 because of his sexual orientation were beginning to consider it a non-issue."Blain calls his victory a coup for gays".

Despite Proposition 184's easy passage, by the early 2000s many California citizens were beginning to consider reforming the law. Some common criticisms of the law include it resulting in prison overcrowding, inconsistent application of the law across the state, increasing costs of funding the growing prison population, and disillusion with particular applications of Three Strikes Law to minor offenses.

Balachka is spoken in the Kuban region of Russia, by the Kuban Cossacks. The Kuban Cossacks being descendants of the Zaporozhian Cossacks are beginning to consider themselves as a separate ethnic identity. Their dialect is based on Middle Dnieprian with the Ukrainian grammar. It includes dialectical words of central Ukrainian with frequent inclusion of Russian vocabulary, in particular for modern concepts and items.

A sequel, The Foundling's War (Les Vingt Ans du Jeune Homme Vert), appeared in 1977. In Un Souvenir (1990), Edward has just passed his sixtieth year and is beginning to consider himself an old man. He finds an old photo from 1936. It shows him hugging a beautiful girl named Sheila, an obscure yet unforgettable woman he met in England during the war.

Approaching the world of high fashion, he began a collaboration with designer Jacques Fath, beginning to consider himself as a couturier of jewellery to socialites. Jeweled Flight, Creator Pierre Sterle, 1stdibs sur 1stdibs.com lire en ligne (page consultée le 21 mars 2011) The exclusive nature and originality of his style was worn by his fortunate clients, habitués of the houses of Dior, Balenciaga or Jean Dessès.

Tony is beginning to consider quitting therapy, but Carmela—still under the impression that Melfi is male—insists he continue or risk their marriage. Chris is scared after his mock execution leaves him in a neck brace. He becomes more unnerved when he and Adriana discover Brendan's body. Assuming that Tony is punishing him for giving speed to Meadow, he angrily confronts her but she assures him she has not told anyone.

Looking over the Cahokia Mounds site from the top of Monks Mound Thomas I. Ramey, who bought the site in 1864, began an era of more responsible ownership, and encouraged archaeological investigation. Many artifacts were found at or near the surface. Ramey had a tunnel made nearly into the north face of the mound, but it revealed nothing of historic interest. By this time, people were beginning to consider the mound more within its context.

This is because it is not possible for this species to migrate on its own to cooler areas. Conservationists are beginning to consider the possibility of translocating them to islands with cooler climates. The range of the tuatara has already been minimized by the introduction of cats, rats, dogs, and mustelids to New Zealand. The eradication of the mammals from the islands where the tuatara still survives has helped the species increase its population.

In 931, Xu Zhigao himself, following Xu Wen's precedent, went to Jinling to take up position there as the military governor of Zhenhai and Ningguo, leaving his son Xu Jingtong in control of the Wu government at Guangling as junior regent.Zizhi Tongjian, vol. 277. Li served as Xu's deputy military governor. By 934, when Xu Zhigao was beginning to consider taking over the throne, Li and Xu Jie were in favor, and participated in the planning.

Contemporary research conducted on the prefrontal cortex has criticized this standpoint because it considers impaired volition as a factor. Many researchers and courts are beginning to consider "irresistible impulse" as legitimate grounds for mental illness. One of the factors neuroscience has added to the insanity defense is the claim that the brain “made someone do it.” In these cases, the argument is based on the notion that an individuals decisions are made for them, before they are able to consciously realize what they are doing.

Presley was beginning to consider new management, with Concerts West co- founder Tom Hulett being the clear favorite for the job. Hulett's company had managed tours for Presley, and he had worked with artists such as Led Zeppelin. According to several people who knew Presley at the time, the talks with Hulett got so far along that it seemed almost inevitable the deal would be done. The talks had included details about European tours, and buying out Presley's contract would not have been a problem for Hulett and his company.

Bigger stated that by summer 2014, he was beginning to consider running for mayor to combat the obstruction he had faced in his role as auditor. In August, he requested a leave of absence from his job as auditor to launch a campaign for mayor. The request was granted. However, council then faced a further controversy when, rather than hiring or contracting a temporary auditor general to continue audit operations during Bigger's leave of absence, it simply suspended the office and reassigned Bigger's assistant, senior auditor Vasu Balakrishnan, to the finance department.

"UN slams Korean 'disabled camps'", The Age, 22 October 2006 However the charity Handicap International reports that it has been operating in North Korea since 1999 assisting the Korean Federation for the Protection of Disabled People, and the International Committee of the Red Cross reported in 2006 that it had assisted in setting up a rehabilitation centre for disabled people in Pyongyang. By 2008, the United Nations reported that the government was "beginning to consider welfare for the disabled"."North Korea begins to help disabled" , UNHCR, March 5, 2008 Yahoo news reported in 2012 that a Paralympic cultural centre exists in Pyongyang.

A more speculative, more complex microchip fabricator was specified to produce the computer and electronic systems, but the designers also said that it might prove practical to ship the chips from Earth as if they were "vitamins." A 2004 study supported by NASA's Institute for Advanced Concepts took this idea further. Some experts are beginning to consider self-replicating machines for asteroid mining. Much of the design study was concerned with a simple, flexible chemical system for processing the ores, and the differences between the ratio of elements needed by the replicator, and the ratios available in lunar regolith.

Written at a time when Buechner was beginning to consider ordination to the ministry, The Return of Ansel Gibbs explores many of the themes that would become central to Buechner's future work. At its very centre is the question of the possibility of faith and the search for identity – a search that Gibbs undergoes in full view of his family, friends, opponents, and the nation. As with Buechner's first two novels, A Long Day’s Dying and The Seasons' Difference, much of the novel is concerned with the thought-life of its characters. Critic Dale Brown notes its ‘autobiographical texture’,Brown, W. Dale (2006).

The outgrowth of scientific and ethical advances around natural systems and species is a proposed new frame for legal and governance systems, one grounded in an ethic and a language that guide behavior away from ecological and social practices that ignore or minimize human-nature interconnections. Rather than a vision of merely "sustainable development", which reflects a frame of nature maintained as economic feedstock, scholars supporting rights of nature suggest that society is beginning to consider visions such as "thriving communities", where "communities" includes nature as a full subject, rather than simply an object to be used.

As costs began to mount up he was beginning to consider quitting tennis until he spectacularly turned his from round by teaming up with old partner Fabrice Martin to win the PTT Cup. It was the first time either of them had won a title at challenger level. Cluskey then followed up this success only two weeks later, this time winning the Guimarães Open with Maximillian Neuchrist. These two tournament wins gave Cluskey a new found belief that he could go on to have a successful career in tennis as he rose to a new career high ranking.

Something more versatile was needed. Development and advances in both electric locomotive and diesel engine design in the early 1960s resulted in the Southern Region engineers beginning to consider the possibility of a combined electric and diesel locomotive. The requirement was for an electric locomotive with a similar power when using the electrified third rail to the already successful Type 3 Birmingham Railway Carriage and Wagon (BRCW) built diesel locomotives (later Class 33) then entering service on the Southern. This would be supported by adding a small diesel, engine powerful enough to move reasonable freight loads at slow speed within goods yards.

In a society that was beginning to consider women as men's equals, Nazi policies constituted a setback, forcing women from political life. The Nazis' policies pertaining to women were one aspect of their efforts to stem what they viewed as the decadence of the Weimar Republic. In their eyes, the Weimar regime, which they perceived as having a Jewish character, in effect appeared as feminized, as well as tolerant of homosexuality - the veritable antithesis of German virility. Heinrich Himmler declared as much to the SS-Gruppenführer, on February 18, 1937: Officially, the status of women changed from "equal rights" () to an "equivalence" between men and women ().

However, in 1981 the Select Committee on Energy and the Monopolies and Mergers Commission produced reports criticising the CEGB and government's demand forecasting and investment assessment justifying the programme. From 1982, after Nigel Lawson replaced David Howell as Secretary of State for Energy, the government began rowing back from this large proposal, in part because the government were beginning to consider privatising the electricity industry. The Electricity Act 1989 provided for the privatisation of the electricity industry, introducing the Fossil Fuel Levy to support the nuclear power industry which was exempted from privatisation and vested in Nuclear Electric. In the end, only the Sizewell B nuclear power plant from the PWR programme was built, between 1987 and 1995.

A complete understanding of experimental risks associated with synthetic biology is helping to enforce the knowledge and effectiveness of biosafety. With the potential future creation of man-made unicellular organisms, some are beginning to consider the effect that these organisms will have on biomass already present. Scientists estimate that within the next few decades, organism design will be sophisticated enough to accomplish tasks such as creating biofuels and lowering the levels of harmful substances in the atmosphere. Scientist that favor the development of synthetic biology claim that the use of biosafety mechanisms such as suicide genes and nutrient dependencies will ensure the organisms cannot survive outside of the lab setting in which they were originally created.

Early Porsche 928 By the late 1960s Porsche had firmly established itself as a manufacturer of high-performance sports cars. Executives, including owner Ferdinand Porsche, were beginning to consider adding a luxury touring car to the line-up due to the need of a car using less fuel and being more usable in the wake of the 1970s oil crisis. Managing director Ernst Fuhrmann was pressuring Ferdinand to approve development of the new model due to concerns that the then-current flagship model, the 911, was reaching the limits of its potential. Fuhrmann believed that the future of the company relied upon grand touring cars with conventional engines rather than unconventional sports cars.

He also showed clear understanding of the Confucian classic Shi Jing, further impressing Emperor Cheng. At that time, the sonless Emperor Cheng was beginning to consider making either his younger brother Liu Xing, Prince of Zhongshan (中山王劉興) or his nephew Prince Xin his heir. Emperor Cheng became convinced that Prince Xin was more capable, and at the same time, Prince Xin's grandmother Consort Fu was endearing herself to Emperor Cheng's wife Empress Zhao Feiyan, her sister and Emperor Cheng's favorite Consort Zhao Hede, and Emperor Cheng's uncle Wang Gen with lavish gifts, and so the Zhaos and Wang Gen both praised Prince Xin as well. Emperor Cheng therefore seriously considered making Prince Xin his heir.

"UN slams Korean 'disabled camps'", The Age, 22 October 2006 The United Nations reports that the government is "beginning to consider welfare for the disabled"."North Korea begins to help disabled" , UNHCR, March 5, 2008 The charity Handicap International reports that it has been operating in North Korea since 1999 assisting the Korean Federation for the Protection of Disabled People, and the International Committee of the Red Cross reported in 2006 that it had assisted in setting up a rehabilitation centre for disabled people in Pyongyang. Until 2012, North Korea had completely ignored the Paralympic Games. For a few years already, its propaganda had projected an outward image of a superior socialist system under which even the disabled can prosper.

The importance of archaeological sites and materials to Indigenous peoples’ case for their uninterrupted occupation of colonized lands cannot be overestimated: "control of cultural property is central to the struggle of decolonization, aboriginal self-government, and in some areas, First Nations cultural survival" (Walker and Ostrove 1995: 14). As archeology provides incontrovertible material related to past events, First Nations peoples are beginning to consider archeology as a practice they can use, rather than as a colonialist project or bureaucratic obstacle course. Archaeological sites and objects may serve the philosophy and process of decolonization; for instance, being used to negotiate land claims or to promote cultural cohesion. Indigenous groups have begun to insist on control of such resources in their transition toward self-determination (Walker and Ostrove 1995).

The film opens with a Star Wars style text scroll, which tells the main situation: In year 80 AM Anno Mickey Mouse, the mice of Planet X are threatened by humiliation and total apocalypse. The well- organized, fully equipped gangs of evil cats are aiming to wipe out the mouse civilization totally, not caring for the old conventions between mice and cats. But in the last moment, when the mouse leaders are beginning to consider leaving the planet, a new hope rises... The film is a parody of several famous feature films, mainly the James Bond series. The main plot is about a special spy who is sent to the city of "Pokyo" to get the secret plan of a machine which could save the mouse civilization.

Meanwhile, the powerful chancellor Li Linfu had become apprehensive that Wang might be made chancellor, and was looking for ways to attack him. In 747, An Lushan, the military governor of Fanyang Circuit (范陽, headquartered in modern Beijing), was beginning to consider hoarding power, and he asked Wang to participate in the project of building Xiongwu Castle () by sending a group of soldiers—wanting to then hold on to the soldiers and not return them to Wang. Wang, instead, led the troops himself to Xiongwu in advance of the rendezvous date and, after participating in the building project, returned with the soldiers, and submitted reports to Emperor Xuanzong that he believed An was planning treason. Li Linfu, who was then aligned with An, therefore disliked Wang even more.

Meanwhile, the RAF was beginning to consider the problem of long-range fighter direction and developed a requirement for a new system to be operational by 1957. The Royal Navy had been developing its own 3D radar in this period, the Type 984 radar, and in May 1950 there was some consideration of whether or not it should be used in the RAF as well. In June 1950, the Defence Research Policy Committee studied whether the 984 or Orange Yeoman might better fill the requirement. They asked the War Office and Admiralty to consider whether a single radar would be useful for both fighter control and gun direction; fighter control demanded long range which suggested a slower scanning rate than what would be ideal for a GL radar whose primary concern is rapid notifications in changes of location.

Soon into the development of powered flight, some manufacturers were beginning to consider the use of metal in airframes to replace wood. Metal structures, even fabric- covered metal frames, offered greater robustness for handling and transportation as well as better resistance to tropical climates, and some designers could see the possibilities of metal skinning, stressed or not, for aerodynamically-clean cantilever wings and advanced monocoque fuselages. There was a realisation too, that mild steel, familiar from bicycle manufacture but with a low strength-to-weight ratio, was not going to be the material of choice once the problems of joining aluminium alloy members together and preventing their corrosion had been solved. Vickers in the UK were one of the first to make steel-framed and sparred aircraft that flew, with their series of R.E.P-type monoplanes no.s 1-8 produced between 1911 and 1913. In Germany, Junkers produced the first true all-metal (for years, aircraft with fabric- clad metal frames were described as all-metal, but the Junkers was steel- skinned as well) aircraft, the Junkers J.1, flown in 1915.

"Many of these are beginning to consider electrification and the opportunity is tremendous." from TechCrunch
An increasing number of states say they should, or are beginning to consider it. from Economist
Volvo is one of several companies beginning to consider moving auto production and jobs overseas. from CNBC
Traders who went short gold in May are beginning to consider covering their short positions. from CNBC
Some state officials are beginning to consider the use of drugs like buprenorphine and methadone. from Vice
He said at the shareholder meeting that the company was beginning to consider additional assembly plants. from The New York Times
American intelligence and political circles are beginning to consider how companies and governments manage the data they collect. from The New York Times
The Trump administration is beginning to consider whether she should be replaced when her term ends in February. from The New York Times
California finally is beginning to consider solutions to its housing crisis that are on the same scale as the problem. from The New York Times
We suggested in August that traders who went short gold in May were beginning to consider covering their short positions. from CNBC
State lawmakers are beginning to consider legislation while school officials are pushing for an increase in classroom resources but not guns. from CNN
The Trump administration is beginning to consider whether Ms. Yellen should be replaced when her term as chairwoman ends in early February. from The New York Times
Or is Trump beginning to consider the prospect of losing re-election in 2020 and now second-guessing some of his more controversial choices? from CNN
Poland still produces most of its energy from coal but its energy companies are beginning to consider projects for more renewable sources of power. from Reuters
Some South Koreans believe dog meat has special health benefits, but the country is gradually beginning to consider dogs as pets rather than food. from Business Insider
Many are beginning to consider advances in quantum science to be as important as previous national contests such as the arms or space race. from The Hill
Now, she says she's "beginning (just beginning) to consider the implications of the power differentials that were so vast," between herself and Clinton at the time. from Mashable
It is even beginning to consider an approach that might partly address the core economic problem by measuring and making public the time spent in line. from The New York Times
The Interpreter After 16 years of war in Afghanistan, experts have stopped asking what victory looks like and are beginning to consider the spectrum of possible defeats. from The New York Times
"Now, at 44, I'm beginning (just beginning) to consider the implications of power differentials that were so vast between a president and a White House intern," she wrote. from CNN
That shows that Amazon is at least beginning to consider how to build accessibility into its voice assistant, and who know, understanding sign language could be the next step. from The Verge
When it comes to discovering which tech startups are beginning to consider IPOs, one major signal is when they hire new chief financial officers that have public market experience. from Axios
States beginning to consider full legalization would be wise to take a critical look at the increased rates of violent crime in Colorado, Washington, and the District of Columbia. from The Hill
The National Restaurant Association found that around half of diners say they are beginning to consider establishments' efforts to recycle and reduce food waste when choosing where to eat. from The New York Times
The bank's board announced two days earlier that it was beginning to consider who would be its next president, inviting nominations as it did for the first time in 2012. from The New York Times
Today, America's major cities are finally beginning to consider the stark realities of sea-level rise and extreme weather events, and how these phenomena threaten the security of their food systems. from New Republic
The chamber's lead counsel, Doug Letter, wrote in a recent court filing that the Judiciary Committee could arrange for McGahn's testimony next month while also beginning to consider articles of impeachment. from Politico
Some students in Shanghai will have two chances at the college entrance exam, while universities are beginning to consider volunteering, interviews and regular high school tests as part of the admissions process. from The New York Times
As a backhoe slowly lifted the rubble off cars, some of them with bodies still inside, investigators said they were only beginning to consider possible failures of engineering, construction and traffic planning. from The New York Times
Modern life all but ensures that we leave behind vast digital archives — text messages, photos, posts on social media — and we are only beginning to consider what role they should play in mourning. from The Verge
"Unfortunately many citizens are beginning to consider Europe part of the problem, rather than part of the solution," Padoan told CNBC at the Group of Seven (G-7) finance ministers' meeting in Sendai, Japan, on Saturday. from CNBC
Thursday was one of the latter: Facebook's removal of probably-Russian disinformation has tripped up scores of real-life American activists, causing legitimate protests to be removed from the service, and we're only beginning to consider the implications. from The Verge
Now that physical time crystals have apparently been realized in a lab (the work is currently under peer review and will be published in Nature in the coming months if accepted), physicists are beginning to consider their potential applications. from Vice
Right now, politicians around the world are beginning to consider the potential harms caused by deepfakes, including in the US. But such legislation will be slow to assemble, and the main priority for lawmakers is stopping the spread of political misinformation. from The Verge
Putin said Thursday there had "recently been signs that Washington is beginning to consider resuming bilateral dialogue on a wide-ranging strategic agenda," despite its recent decision to pull out of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (or INF treaty) signed in 1987. from CNBC
" The report added: "As the number of research projects has increased, so too has awareness, both amongst the participants and elsewhere in their industries, with competitor companies in turn beginning to consider whether they too should seek to gain competitive advantage from deployment. from CNBC
The system's obvious disorder and vulnerability to escalating fraud worried refugee assistance organizations, who rightly feared that Congress, then beginning to consider tough immigration enforcement bills (ultimately enacted in 1996), would impose draconian limitations on asylum unless the administration brought the situation under control. from Vox
After three consecutive years of bad storms, farmers here are slowly acknowledging what seems to be a fundamental change and, in their own way and their own time, beginning to consider the existential threat that climate change could pose to their precarious way of life. from The New York Times
But the timing has incensed President Trump critics, who accuse the administration of taking steps that will reduce air quality at a time when scientists are beginning to consider whether pollution increases the risk of coronavirus infection and intensifies the symptoms of covid-19. from Washington Post
In the meantime, Senator Chuck Grassley who of course chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee says before even beginning to consider whether to initiate the process of immunity, the committee would need to know a lot more about the anticipated scope, nature, and extent of your testimony. from Fox News
Zuckerberg has said that it will eventually offer users comparable tools everywhere in the world — not just in the EU. In the meantime, it offers a template for American regulators who are beginning to consider new restrictions on how Facebook collects and uses data about us. from The Verge
It'll be years before doctors are prescribing live bacteria to combat infections—Kadouri and his colleagues are now conducting efficacy tests to determine the best way to administer such a treatment—but the fact that scientists are beginning to consider real alternatives to antibiotics is very promising. from Gizmodo
The ECB's recent extension of its asset purchase programme demonstrates its commitment to its inflation target, while statements that tapering was not discussed and that asset purchases could be increased if necessary underline how far away the central bank is from beginning to consider an outright exit from asset purchases. from Reuters
If the Halperin and O'Reilly cases are any indication, we're beginning to consider those allegations to be so serious that a company might lose money over ignoring them, more money than even a major best-seller could make back — and that's not a calculation that big publishers used to have to make. from Vox
Anyway, just as we're beginning to consider that we haven't been lied to by the show's stars and producers over an excruciating ten-month mourning period, we get the big reveal to the tune of a ridiculous swell of credits' music, and there's no miracle because this is what we all knew would transpire. from Vice
While city officials and policymakers have struggled to understand the causality for the sudden spike in homicides and to find a solution to end rampant violence in the city, they're only just beginning to consider the traumatic effects of exposure to violence and explore remedies to the potentially chronic and debilitating symptoms it causes. from The Hill
Now, with Mr. de Blasio's approval numbers sagging below 22017 percent and the possibility of a re-election fight next year, the city's powerful public and private unions — which apart from 1199 did not rally around him in the fractious Democratic primary last time — are beginning to consider whether to stick with an embattled mayor or risk abandoning their champion to back a challenger. from The New York Times
Newsweek International, 2007-08-13. Retrieved on 2007-08-05. In addition, scientists have made one that is claimed to be twice as effective at desulfurization as any current methods. This is a very impressive feat, particularly because until the discovery of chalcogels' properties, scientists were beginning to consider desulfurization an optimized process.
By the summer of 1862, African American involvement in the Civil War was the center of a nationwide debate.Smith, p. 3 Although the U.S. War Department had refused to accept black army volunteers since the start of the war, Union members were beginning to consider the benefits of having their support.Hamilton, p.
"Mass to be held for councillor". The Gazette, May 7, 1992. He called his 1990 victory a special moment for the city's gay community, because it illustrated that voters who had opposed him in 1986 because of his sexual orientation were beginning to consider it a non-issue."Blain calls his victory a coup for gays".
Despite Proposition 184's easy passage, by the early 2000s many California citizens were beginning to consider reforming the law. Some common criticisms of the law include it resulting in prison overcrowding, inconsistent application of the law across the state, increasing costs of funding the growing prison population, and disillusion with particular applications of Three Strikes Law to minor offenses.
Balachka is spoken in the Kuban region of Russia, by the Kuban Cossacks. The Kuban Cossacks being descendants of the Zaporozhian Cossacks are beginning to consider themselves as a separate ethnic identity. Their dialect is based on Middle Dnieprian with the Ukrainian grammar. It includes dialectical words of central Ukrainian with frequent inclusion of Russian vocabulary, in particular for modern concepts and items.
A sequel, The Foundling's War (Les Vingt Ans du Jeune Homme Vert), appeared in 1977. In Un Souvenir (1990), Edward has just passed his sixtieth year and is beginning to consider himself an old man. He finds an old photo from 1936. It shows him hugging a beautiful girl named Sheila, an obscure yet unforgettable woman he met in England during the war.
Approaching the world of high fashion, he began a collaboration with designer Jacques Fath, beginning to consider himself as a couturier of jewellery to socialites. Jeweled Flight, Creator Pierre Sterle, 1stdibs sur 1stdibs.com lire en ligne (page consultée le 21 mars 2011) The exclusive nature and originality of his style was worn by his fortunate clients, habitués of the houses of Dior, Balenciaga or Jean Dessès.
Tony is beginning to consider quitting therapy, but Carmela—still under the impression that Melfi is male—insists he continue or risk their marriage. Chris is scared after his mock execution leaves him in a neck brace. He becomes more unnerved when he and Adriana discover Brendan's body. Assuming that Tony is punishing him for giving speed to Meadow, he angrily confronts her but she assures him she has not told anyone.
Looking over the Cahokia Mounds site from the top of Monks Mound Thomas I. Ramey, who bought the site in 1864, began an era of more responsible ownership, and encouraged archaeological investigation. Many artifacts were found at or near the surface. Ramey had a tunnel made nearly into the north face of the mound, but it revealed nothing of historic interest. By this time, people were beginning to consider the mound more within its context.
This is because it is not possible for this species to migrate on its own to cooler areas. Conservationists are beginning to consider the possibility of translocating them to islands with cooler climates. The range of the tuatara has already been minimized by the introduction of cats, rats, dogs, and mustelids to New Zealand. The eradication of the mammals from the islands where the tuatara still survives has helped the species increase its population.
In 931, Xu Zhigao himself, following Xu Wen's precedent, went to Jinling to take up position there as the military governor of Zhenhai and Ningguo, leaving his son Xu Jingtong in control of the Wu government at Guangling as junior regent.Zizhi Tongjian, vol. 277. Li served as Xu's deputy military governor. By 934, when Xu Zhigao was beginning to consider taking over the throne, Li and Xu Jie were in favor, and participated in the planning.
Contemporary research conducted on the prefrontal cortex has criticized this standpoint because it considers impaired volition as a factor. Many researchers and courts are beginning to consider "irresistible impulse" as legitimate grounds for mental illness. One of the factors neuroscience has added to the insanity defense is the claim that the brain “made someone do it.” In these cases, the argument is based on the notion that an individuals decisions are made for them, before they are able to consciously realize what they are doing.
Presley was beginning to consider new management, with Concerts West co- founder Tom Hulett being the clear favorite for the job. Hulett's company had managed tours for Presley, and he had worked with artists such as Led Zeppelin. According to several people who knew Presley at the time, the talks with Hulett got so far along that it seemed almost inevitable the deal would be done. The talks had included details about European tours, and buying out Presley's contract would not have been a problem for Hulett and his company.
Bigger stated that by summer 2014, he was beginning to consider running for mayor to combat the obstruction he had faced in his role as auditor. In August, he requested a leave of absence from his job as auditor to launch a campaign for mayor. The request was granted. However, council then faced a further controversy when, rather than hiring or contracting a temporary auditor general to continue audit operations during Bigger's leave of absence, it simply suspended the office and reassigned Bigger's assistant, senior auditor Vasu Balakrishnan, to the finance department.
"UN slams Korean 'disabled camps'", The Age, 22 October 2006 However the charity Handicap International reports that it has been operating in North Korea since 1999 assisting the Korean Federation for the Protection of Disabled People, and the International Committee of the Red Cross reported in 2006 that it had assisted in setting up a rehabilitation centre for disabled people in Pyongyang. By 2008, the United Nations reported that the government was "beginning to consider welfare for the disabled"."North Korea begins to help disabled" , UNHCR, March 5, 2008 Yahoo news reported in 2012 that a Paralympic cultural centre exists in Pyongyang.
A more speculative, more complex microchip fabricator was specified to produce the computer and electronic systems, but the designers also said that it might prove practical to ship the chips from Earth as if they were "vitamins." A 2004 study supported by NASA's Institute for Advanced Concepts took this idea further. Some experts are beginning to consider self-replicating machines for asteroid mining. Much of the design study was concerned with a simple, flexible chemical system for processing the ores, and the differences between the ratio of elements needed by the replicator, and the ratios available in lunar regolith.
Written at a time when Buechner was beginning to consider ordination to the ministry, The Return of Ansel Gibbs explores many of the themes that would become central to Buechner's future work. At its very centre is the question of the possibility of faith and the search for identity – a search that Gibbs undergoes in full view of his family, friends, opponents, and the nation. As with Buechner's first two novels, A Long Day’s Dying and The Seasons' Difference, much of the novel is concerned with the thought-life of its characters. Critic Dale Brown notes its ‘autobiographical texture’,Brown, W. Dale (2006).
The outgrowth of scientific and ethical advances around natural systems and species is a proposed new frame for legal and governance systems, one grounded in an ethic and a language that guide behavior away from ecological and social practices that ignore or minimize human-nature interconnections. Rather than a vision of merely "sustainable development", which reflects a frame of nature maintained as economic feedstock, scholars supporting rights of nature suggest that society is beginning to consider visions such as "thriving communities", where "communities" includes nature as a full subject, rather than simply an object to be used.
As costs began to mount up he was beginning to consider quitting tennis until he spectacularly turned his from round by teaming up with old partner Fabrice Martin to win the PTT Cup. It was the first time either of them had won a title at challenger level. Cluskey then followed up this success only two weeks later, this time winning the Guimarães Open with Maximillian Neuchrist. These two tournament wins gave Cluskey a new found belief that he could go on to have a successful career in tennis as he rose to a new career high ranking.
Something more versatile was needed. Development and advances in both electric locomotive and diesel engine design in the early 1960s resulted in the Southern Region engineers beginning to consider the possibility of a combined electric and diesel locomotive. The requirement was for an electric locomotive with a similar power when using the electrified third rail to the already successful Type 3 Birmingham Railway Carriage and Wagon (BRCW) built diesel locomotives (later Class 33) then entering service on the Southern. This would be supported by adding a small diesel, engine powerful enough to move reasonable freight loads at slow speed within goods yards.
In a society that was beginning to consider women as men's equals, Nazi policies constituted a setback, forcing women from political life. The Nazis' policies pertaining to women were one aspect of their efforts to stem what they viewed as the decadence of the Weimar Republic. In their eyes, the Weimar regime, which they perceived as having a Jewish character, in effect appeared as feminized, as well as tolerant of homosexuality - the veritable antithesis of German virility. Heinrich Himmler declared as much to the SS-Gruppenführer, on February 18, 1937: Officially, the status of women changed from "equal rights" () to an "equivalence" between men and women ().
However, in 1981 the Select Committee on Energy and the Monopolies and Mergers Commission produced reports criticising the CEGB and government's demand forecasting and investment assessment justifying the programme. From 1982, after Nigel Lawson replaced David Howell as Secretary of State for Energy, the government began rowing back from this large proposal, in part because the government were beginning to consider privatising the electricity industry. The Electricity Act 1989 provided for the privatisation of the electricity industry, introducing the Fossil Fuel Levy to support the nuclear power industry which was exempted from privatisation and vested in Nuclear Electric. In the end, only the Sizewell B nuclear power plant from the PWR programme was built, between 1987 and 1995.
A complete understanding of experimental risks associated with synthetic biology is helping to enforce the knowledge and effectiveness of biosafety. With the potential future creation of man-made unicellular organisms, some are beginning to consider the effect that these organisms will have on biomass already present. Scientists estimate that within the next few decades, organism design will be sophisticated enough to accomplish tasks such as creating biofuels and lowering the levels of harmful substances in the atmosphere. Scientist that favor the development of synthetic biology claim that the use of biosafety mechanisms such as suicide genes and nutrient dependencies will ensure the organisms cannot survive outside of the lab setting in which they were originally created.
Early Porsche 928 By the late 1960s Porsche had firmly established itself as a manufacturer of high-performance sports cars. Executives, including owner Ferdinand Porsche, were beginning to consider adding a luxury touring car to the line-up due to the need of a car using less fuel and being more usable in the wake of the 1970s oil crisis. Managing director Ernst Fuhrmann was pressuring Ferdinand to approve development of the new model due to concerns that the then-current flagship model, the 911, was reaching the limits of its potential. Fuhrmann believed that the future of the company relied upon grand touring cars with conventional engines rather than unconventional sports cars.
He also showed clear understanding of the Confucian classic Shi Jing, further impressing Emperor Cheng. At that time, the sonless Emperor Cheng was beginning to consider making either his younger brother Liu Xing, Prince of Zhongshan (中山王劉興) or his nephew Prince Xin his heir. Emperor Cheng became convinced that Prince Xin was more capable, and at the same time, Prince Xin's grandmother Consort Fu was endearing herself to Emperor Cheng's wife Empress Zhao Feiyan, her sister and Emperor Cheng's favorite Consort Zhao Hede, and Emperor Cheng's uncle Wang Gen with lavish gifts, and so the Zhaos and Wang Gen both praised Prince Xin as well. Emperor Cheng therefore seriously considered making Prince Xin his heir.
"UN slams Korean 'disabled camps'", The Age, 22 October 2006 The United Nations reports that the government is "beginning to consider welfare for the disabled"."North Korea begins to help disabled" , UNHCR, March 5, 2008 The charity Handicap International reports that it has been operating in North Korea since 1999 assisting the Korean Federation for the Protection of Disabled People, and the International Committee of the Red Cross reported in 2006 that it had assisted in setting up a rehabilitation centre for disabled people in Pyongyang. Until 2012, North Korea had completely ignored the Paralympic Games. For a few years already, its propaganda had projected an outward image of a superior socialist system under which even the disabled can prosper.
The importance of archaeological sites and materials to Indigenous peoples’ case for their uninterrupted occupation of colonized lands cannot be overestimated: "control of cultural property is central to the struggle of decolonization, aboriginal self-government, and in some areas, First Nations cultural survival" (Walker and Ostrove 1995: 14). As archeology provides incontrovertible material related to past events, First Nations peoples are beginning to consider archeology as a practice they can use, rather than as a colonialist project or bureaucratic obstacle course. Archaeological sites and objects may serve the philosophy and process of decolonization; for instance, being used to negotiate land claims or to promote cultural cohesion. Indigenous groups have begun to insist on control of such resources in their transition toward self-determination (Walker and Ostrove 1995).
The film opens with a Star Wars style text scroll, which tells the main situation: In year 80 AM Anno Mickey Mouse, the mice of Planet X are threatened by humiliation and total apocalypse. The well- organized, fully equipped gangs of evil cats are aiming to wipe out the mouse civilization totally, not caring for the old conventions between mice and cats. But in the last moment, when the mouse leaders are beginning to consider leaving the planet, a new hope rises... The film is a parody of several famous feature films, mainly the James Bond series. The main plot is about a special spy who is sent to the city of "Pokyo" to get the secret plan of a machine which could save the mouse civilization.
Meanwhile, the powerful chancellor Li Linfu had become apprehensive that Wang might be made chancellor, and was looking for ways to attack him. In 747, An Lushan, the military governor of Fanyang Circuit (范陽, headquartered in modern Beijing), was beginning to consider hoarding power, and he asked Wang to participate in the project of building Xiongwu Castle () by sending a group of soldiers—wanting to then hold on to the soldiers and not return them to Wang. Wang, instead, led the troops himself to Xiongwu in advance of the rendezvous date and, after participating in the building project, returned with the soldiers, and submitted reports to Emperor Xuanzong that he believed An was planning treason. Li Linfu, who was then aligned with An, therefore disliked Wang even more.
Meanwhile, the RAF was beginning to consider the problem of long-range fighter direction and developed a requirement for a new system to be operational by 1957. The Royal Navy had been developing its own 3D radar in this period, the Type 984 radar, and in May 1950 there was some consideration of whether or not it should be used in the RAF as well. In June 1950, the Defence Research Policy Committee studied whether the 984 or Orange Yeoman might better fill the requirement. They asked the War Office and Admiralty to consider whether a single radar would be useful for both fighter control and gun direction; fighter control demanded long range which suggested a slower scanning rate than what would be ideal for a GL radar whose primary concern is rapid notifications in changes of location.
Soon into the development of powered flight, some manufacturers were beginning to consider the use of metal in airframes to replace wood. Metal structures, even fabric- covered metal frames, offered greater robustness for handling and transportation as well as better resistance to tropical climates, and some designers could see the possibilities of metal skinning, stressed or not, for aerodynamically-clean cantilever wings and advanced monocoque fuselages. There was a realisation too, that mild steel, familiar from bicycle manufacture but with a low strength-to-weight ratio, was not going to be the material of choice once the problems of joining aluminium alloy members together and preventing their corrosion had been solved. Vickers in the UK were one of the first to make steel-framed and sparred aircraft that flew, with their series of R.E.P-type monoplanes no.s 1-8 produced between 1911 and 1913. In Germany, Junkers produced the first true all-metal (for years, aircraft with fabric- clad metal frames were described as all-metal, but the Junkers was steel- skinned as well) aircraft, the Junkers J.1, flown in 1915.