"There will not be a change in direction," he said.
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How will this change in direction shake up your plans?
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And it's not clear what would cause a change in direction.
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The film's breezy change in direction makes its critiques of homophobia spineless.
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"There's no change in direction to law enforcement," Lauchaire told CNN Wednesday.
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There's plenty of time for a change in direction on these issues.
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The letter is also a change in direction from Zuckerberg's initial who-us?
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The change in name, then, reflects a change in direction for the company.
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"I don't think Zurich needs a radical change in direction," Greco told reporters.
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In May, the firm amended its mission statement to reflect the change in direction.
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Its judgment defining privacy as a fundamental right represents a tremendous change in direction.
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Global trade has seen a significant change in direction since the start of 2018.
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Moving to a generics drugmaker like Teva would therefore be a big change in direction.
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As with any "pivot," a change in stance is not necessarily a change in direction.
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The load is so unwieldy that even a slight change in direction sends Sam stumbling.
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With a change in direction, America could make a virtue of an internet that respects privacy.
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Unfortunately, this desire of ours has clashed with a change in direction with current TFC management.
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Lots of change in direction is coming this month, thanks to the retrogrades, but you'll adapt.
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A serious planet known as the "taskmaster," Saturn's change in direction can be a somber period.
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Markets were initially skittish when Powell suggested it was not necessarily a full change in direction.
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With every year of Chinese growth and Iranian aggression, the urgency grows for a change in direction.
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It's been speculated that these former heavyweights within the company were chafing under this change in direction.
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Pluto is retrograde from April 24 to October 3, and its change in direction is always intense.
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The choice was long expected and appears to mark continuity rather than a fundamental change in direction.
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As Mercury squares off with Jupiter on Friday evening, your to-do list experiences a change in direction.
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The moon clashes with the sun at 12:34 PM—is it time for a change in direction?
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Schifeling and Wallace both denied that a change in direction was the reason for their decisions to leave.
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The 10 has a familiar design with virtually everything upgraded, including a change in direction for HTC's software.
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Since a change in direction is still an acceleration, you need a force to move in a circle.
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If you were elected would you support Nancy Pelosi as leader or would you support a change in direction?
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The layoffs are part of a change in direction in the agency under its new chief executive, Larry Marshall.
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Such wind shear, in which winds change in direction and/or speed with height, can tear tropical cyclones apart.
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Uranus's change in direction will shake things up if you're traveling, especially if you're in school or going abroad.
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The sharp change in direction from the Fed and others this year has seen global markets rocket since January.
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On Wednesday, a sharp change in direction at the Fed sent the dollar lower while boosting equities across the board.
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Uranus's change in direction will stir things up in your finances, so watch out for impulsive spending or unexpected costs.
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First you have got the change in direction of policy by the Federal Reserve Bank, the normalisation of its policies.
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It's not a major change in direction, at least as Garnter analyst Anderson -- himself a former Microsoft employee -- sees it.
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This recent change in direction, begun in 2016, has brought the company 150% year-over-year growth, according to Supalla.
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"The change in direction on the project was not a failure of financial support for the project," Ms. Farley said.
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Sony's decision not to show off a console at E3 would mark a significant change in direction for the company.
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New York oi influenced punks Vanity have returned with "As Expected", a new track that sees a slight change in direction.
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These patterns are reliable indicators that a change in direction is about to occur, and tend to be stellar action points.
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Yet despite that solid wall of establishment voices — or perhaps because of them — Britain voted for a fundamental change in direction.
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It's huge guitar music that centers gentle melancholy over machismo, and also represents a slight change in direction for Ex Hex.
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We're very much running out of time here — we need to help people understand we need a radical change in direction.
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Advice after Neptune Retrograde: Neptune's change in direction finds you putting your creative efforts in the public eye in a big way.
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Amid heightened concern about national security, voters are looking for not only a change in direction but also a shift in tone.
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But recently it has signaled a change in direction toward green energy as the issue of air quality has become more prominent.
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Another theory is that tidal effects from core-mantle friction and a thick atmosphere might have accounted for the change in direction.
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Uranus's change in direction will also stimulate change with an issue concerning shared resources, especially tricky topics like taxes, debts, and inheritances.
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Even with the change in direction of these three planets, April will be a way chiller month than eclipse-heavy March was.
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Though no small change in direction would be needed, such a planet is achievable now, and can be even with 11 billion people.
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" Jupiter has "a much loftier energy" than Mercury, says Gat, and "its change in direction doesn't hit us in such a chaotic way.
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Tonight you'll realize you need to find a better balance between the two, and a change in direction is likely on the menu.
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Without a change in direction, the notion that the U.S. will easily step back into global leadership in 3-4 years is fading.
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Out of context, it's a drastic turn, but knowing the band's noise-punk roots, it's undoubtedly a fitting and cathartic change in direction.
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Jim Farley, Ford's president of global markets, told reporters the dealers simply wanted to see proof of Ford's change in direction and plans.
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That is a far more expensive project, representing a bigger change in direction than what the movie division is considering, one source said.
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The team could use a shot in the arm and a change in direction as they head toward a third straight losing season.
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Another change in direction regarding your relationships will come on February 7, when the Sun in Aquarius squares Mars in your opposite sign, Scorpio.
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The November election in large parts of the country was not about Trump, per se, but about the need for a change in direction.
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The good news is voters want a change in direction—they want our government to do more to meet the needs of the people.
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If you're in the public eye or trying to grow your reach, Pluto's change in direction this month is one to keep an eye on.
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It's a stark change in direction for the young company, which started making its first car, the ES23 SUV, for the Chinese market last year.
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The court also noted that the Interior Department could not justify its change in direction by myopically focusing on the rule's compliance costs to industry.
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Do you see there being any change in direction or a reassessment of the role that Nintendo is playing in the industry at the moment?
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The operative question is, will America choose to continue along the same path or will voters elect a change in direction economically, socially and culturally?
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Neither of the Snow Dragons is believed to be armed but, given the change in direction of other Arctic-operating navies, that could easily change.
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But in that case, both served under Obama, so the agency wasn't waiting for a big change in direction the way it is under Trump.
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The slight decline cited by Mr. Trump — a drop of 20093 percent, according to Treasury data — is a temporary fluctuation, not a change in direction.
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"Firestarter," the first single from the Prodigy's third album, "The Fat of the Land," marked a change in direction, mixing rave music with rock guitars.
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Brexit and the election of Donald Trump marks a change in direction of 70 years of global politics, according to Jes Staley, CEO of Barclays.
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More than any other environmental policy change, the Paris Agreement represents a dramatic change in direction from the past decade of international discussions on climate change.
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SIE Worldwide Studios Chairman Shawn Layden recently explained the decision in an interview with CNET, hinting at the games giant's change in direction for exclusive games.
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Ng added that the company needed to explain its expansion plans further as so far there had been no discussion of any major change in direction.
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The message from an early meeting, according to an attendee who spoke on condition of anonymity, was that officials should prepare for a change in direction.
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Tim Ryan, who argued that the party needed a dramatic change in direction after again failing to take back Congress and losing the presidency this November.
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Other countries, such as Canada, the UK, and Australia are delighted to be the beneficiaries increasingly of this change in direction of the flow of talent.
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Given that change in direction, it's no surprise that Schwarzenegger revealed to Screen Daily that he recently met Cameron about being involved in an upcoming Terminator movie.
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"It's a minor change in direction when this Autumn Statement should be a significant reversal of economic strategy," John McDonnell, Labour's top finance official, told the BBC.
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Moving to a generics drugmaker would be a big change in direction for French-born Soriot, 58, who made research-based pharmaceuticals his whole drive at AstraZeneca.
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This will be a tense, make-it-or-break-it time for them, and a change in direction is definitely underway—whether or not they stay together.
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It's a bright red warning sign, a blaring siren that should alert Democrats everywhere that they will not take back Congress without a radical change in direction.
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But milling through the hallways of the Atlanta Westin Peachtree Plaza, the party operatives were far more blunt about the need for a broader change in direction.
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"The only problem was that the ones I know all accelerate linearly and take their sweet time whenever a change in direction occurs," tkuhn writes on their blog.
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Medium started the year with some tough times, including layoffs and a change in direction, so it's got a lot riding on these subscriptions attracting some… well, subscribers.
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"Just because of the events of last week, I would not venture to say you would see a huge change in direction from the business community," Lockwood predicted.
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The Trump administration has made a priority of approving work requirements in Medicaid for the first time, a major conservative change in direction for the decades-old program.
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The change in direction—from #MeToo parable to study of a dysfunctional writer and his milieu—makes this a different sort of story, but not a lesser one.
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"The results could not be clearer about making a change in direction from Trump's policies," explained Bill McInturff, the Republican pollster who helps conduct the NBC/WSJ survey.
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Absent a radical change in direction, we'll never know if a more expansive and more drawn-out impeachment process would have mobilized the base or swayed more voters.
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But if his early solo output seemed like an unsatisfying change in direction from the Fab Four, "Egypt Station" feels less so, thanks to its deliberately Beatles-esque feel.
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To mark the change in direction, most of the seasons were given unique theme songs — altogether, there are 17 variations on the catchy "Go, Go, Power Rangers" opening number.
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"In our opinion, there is clearly substantial opportunity for shareholder value creation from a change in direction," a research note from KBW said, calling Barclays the perfect activist target.
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The choice of Manafort signals not just a change in direction for the campaign, but also gives a strong indication of what a Trump White House might look like.
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"To realise our potential we need to get the basics right and that means a full review of our strategy and ultimately, a fundamental change in direction," he said.
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Sexual assault policy is carried out by the department's Office for Civil Rights, and whoever takes over that office would have a strong influence on any change in direction.
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A change in direction of government policy midway through the project would signal the death of not only this project, but investment from international sources in major UK infrastructure projects.
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I had my head down, I was working there for about nine years, and I went to LA when there was a change in direction, and basically I got fired.
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For a central bank not so long ago intent on normalizing policy from its financial crisis-era accommodation levels, the developments at this week's meeting represent a striking change in direction.
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And many will see this decision as signaling a fundamental change in direction in the White House that will allow the more traditional conservatives surrounding the President to exert greater influence.
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Pluto's change in direction may find you seeing things in a new light; Pluto's showing you some very interesting things about your shadow, and this is a potent time for psychological therapy.
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Ms. Meredith said that, while some critics seemed surprised by her change in direction, she was really only irked by suggestions that somehow she was selling out in attempting more commercial projects.
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You crabs like to walk from side to side anyway, and you enjoy reviewing and taking your time, so a little change in direction by Mars, Pluto, or Mercury doesn't scare you.
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Forte Oil did not give a reason for the change in direction but said the downstream sector in Nigeria had gone through changes in recent years and was expected to evolve further.
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Reversible lanes indicate a change in direction of traffic with an overhead signal, making it a potential disaster zone for self-driving cars that haven't yet been programmed to understand those signals.
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Hundreds of thousands of protesters had taken to the streets in recent weeks, demanding a complete change in direction for Puerto Rico's government, which has been plagued with corruption scandals for decades.
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But some analysts pointed out that the change in direction was more indicative of short-term market moves, rather than any fundamental reassessment of what Trump's economic policies might look like in practice.
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Jody Freeman, a law professor at Harvard University, said such a move could create complications for the EPA, however, as it may be required legally to explain and support the change in direction.
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Two of her colleagues, Chicago Fed President Charles Evans and St. Louis Fed President James Bullard, suggested that same day that lower inflation readings are worrisome and could force a change in direction.
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But Chipotle has since put its primary creative agency, Austin-based GSD&M, on notice in order to shop around other agencies, indicating a possible change in direction for the company's ad strategy.
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While the timing will be a surprise, we can expect a sharp change in direction that is likely to have serious consequences for the economy in the United States and around the world.
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This has brought more breathing room for Ethiopians and represents a dramatic change in direction for Africa's second most populous nation — one that until recently had seemed to take China for its model.
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Ms. Malik has not said if she will run, but she has said that the Queens district attorney's office, which has the highest conviction rate in the city, needs a change in direction.
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The J.P. Morgan paper said there appears to be direct causation between Powell's remarks and stocks because the market had taken a discernible change in direction during the days when the Fed chief spoke.
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Until now, these tense moments have typically been resolved with vague statements of unity, awkward compromises and a determination to muddle through without any fundamental change in direction — until the next crisis comes along.
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That change in direction included scrapping the compliance EV, which was initially a redesigned Focus sedan EV that had been turned into a crossover, according to officials and design renderings shared by the automaker.
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On the streets, though, Fernandez supporters cheered the change in direction on Monday, pointing to economic malaise under Macri, which has hit people's wallets across the social spectrum as domestic production and consumption has waned.
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There was no immediate word from the Guards about the second tanker or from the operator of the second tanker on what had prompted the change in direction along the vital international oil shipping route.
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On the streets, though, Fernandez supporters cheered the change in direction on Monday, pointing to economic malaise under Macri, which has hit people's wallets across the social spectrum as domestic production and consumption has waned.
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Mr. Schumer praised Mr. Trump's call with the president of Taiwan, which drew objections from both sides of the aisle, as a shrewd move that sent a signal to China of a change in direction.
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The lack of planning stands in stark contrast to the approaches of past presidents, who have sought to demonstrate the change in direction they hope to lead and maximize the effectiveness of their unilateral actions.
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Neptune's change in direction finds you especially eager to connect with groups and communities that share your vision and dreams for the future, and this is a fantastic time to get involved in activism or charity.
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Side-Lunge Shuffle There's so much good stuff going on here: lateral movement strengthens the hips, while the hop and change in direction provides a plyometric burst that raises your heart rate and challenges your stability.
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"He's ramping up activities, and when he first increased the intensity, there was some residual discomfort in just getting past some of the increased change in direction, straight-ahead speed," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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She talks about mental health on "Twisted" and desire on "Car On a Hill", with the album's lush arrangements marking a change in direction, and hinting at the experimental jazz style she was about to embrace.
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Nest co-founder and CEO Tony Fadell left the company about a year ago, raising questions at the time about whether there might be a change in direction or whether Alphabet might just sell the company.
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Upon reading it became clear that the essay had not been rejected because of a change in direction of Aperture's Lawson monograph, but rather because the artist and editor objected to my contextualization of her work.
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It's not hard to imagine a sale or IPO leading to a change in direction and policy where that user data becomes a goldmine for advertisers or other entities wishing to leverage it in more straightforward ways.
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" The SPLC's Beirich had less flattering things to say about PayPal, though she did laud their actions: "PayPal has been the banking system for white nationalism, but this action is a great change in direction for them.
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While the increase represents a change in direction after a decade of tight spending restraints to bring down the deficit, the shortfall as a share of the economy remains small at around 1% of gross domestic product.
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FRANKFURT, March 12 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is merely trying to "maintain" its level of monetary stimulus with its latest policy moves, its chief economist said on Tuesday, dismissing the notion of a change in direction.
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The push marks a change in direction for the British lender after a previous failed expansion ended in 225 with Barclays folding its wealth management business back into its retail bank as it missed ambitious growth targets.
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It also represents a change in direction for Florida Democrats, who have been out of the governor's office in the state for 20 years; two more moderate candidates fell short against Rick Scott in 2010 and 2014.
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"We know well that Formula One needs to make an important change in direction if it wants to maintain its position as one of the most followed sporting spectacles in the world," said the managing director for sport.
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Although Prisma's painting-inspired filters were all the rage last year (the app itself was released in June 2015), they were soon copied by the likes of Facebook, which might account for the Russian company's change in direction.
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Jupiter's change in direction also finds you working out tricky financial issues, so tap someone who's great at budgeting to help you sort out your debts, taxes, inheritances, or shared resources like bills you split with a partner.
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" Hugely popular Ghanaian-British model, Adwoa Aboah, seconded Walker's statement, saying, "To me, the Pirelli change in direction suggests they are observing what 2017 needs, where the youth are going and what kind of imagery should be out there.
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AND TO WHAT EXTENT ARE YOU FEARFUL THAT IT'S VERY INTERTWINED WITH POLITICS AND THAT MIDTERMS COULD THEREFORE COULD SPARK A CHANGE IN DIRECTION IN THE REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT THAT YOU HAVE SEEN FOR THE LAST 18 MONTHS, TWO YEARS?
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"The last few days is just a reminder that stocks can have volatility, not an indication of a change in direction," the chief investment officer at Matrix Asset Advisors said in an interview with CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Thursday.
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"We believe the change in direction, albeit small in substance, is a way for China to show that its yuan policy is independent from the influence of other countries," Iris Pang, ING's economist for Greater China, said in the report.
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But, "At the margin, what has changed over last six months is really not the change in direction in the U.S. economy, it's just that the stimulus-driven growth in China has manifested itself in a big way," Memani said.
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But the orders were another sign - following robust if slowing data from the United States - that the economic weakness that has spurred a change in direction from major central banks in recent weeks may not be as bad as feared.
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But anyone who grew up under the influence of the harsh and austere religiosity exported throughout the Muslim world by the Saudi state via its clerics and oil wealth knows just how significant this change in direction could prove to be.
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For a candidate lagging in fundraising, polls and enthusiasm, the roll-out of a swaggering, fire-breathing approach and full embrace of impeachment signaled a dramatic departure from course — a change in direction necessitated by weeks of Trump's siege warfare.
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We're in an intense but confident mood as the moon connects with power planet Pluto at 1:54 PM, and a change in direction arrives when the moon squares off with the sun at 5:26 PM. All times EST.
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Every aborted rocket launch and every experiment that does not work the way a scientist or engineer anticipates, reminds us that space is hard to master — and that a change in direction is not a failure, but a symbol of discipline and courage.
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Many executives are now pinning their hopes on a change in direction for central banks given that rate hikes appear to be on the cards in the United States this year - and ultimately a paring back of easy-money policies in Europe.
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Some difficult vibes came last night when the Moon in Taurus squared the Sun at 2:46 AM, bringing a change in direction, but a chance to smooth things over comes at 5:54 AM, when the Moon connects with lovely Venus.
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This change in direction looks like another risky bet, given that a widely-cited recent study concluded that climate change played a key role in stoking Syria's civil war, which Trump has cited as one of his most pressing foreign policy concerns.
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The unlimited option appears to be a change in direction for Verizon after one of the company's top executives said last month it was not looking at unlimited products when asked by analysts whether Verizon needed to be more aggressive in the market.
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The insurer's results come after a second attempt to pass a health-care legislation in the Senate collapsed late on Monday, with U.S. President Donald Trump calling for an outright repeal of Obamacare and others seeking a change in direction toward bipartisanship.
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The decision is a change in direction by the Turkish government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, which has frequently tried to send surrogates to Germany in recent weeks and subsequently accused Germany of Nazism for refusing to allow them to campaign freely.
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Der Spiegel quoted Bavarian Finance Minister Markus Soeder, a member of the Christian Social Union (CSU), sister party to Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU), as saying the ECB's monetary policy was "wrong" and the German government needed to demand a change in direction.
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To celebrate a positive change in direction with its hot dog products and to capitalize on marketing opportunities, Oscar Mayer is using a drone (among other vehicles) to bring the people of Weiner, Arkansas all the hot dogs they can eat for July 4.
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Sula — who has a degree in corporate communications and had been working for six years in social media, marketing, and display advertising before she started her business Helene In Between — explains that her change in direction and fortune was precipitated by a freak accident.
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LIVE UPDATES: Hurricane Dorian That decision is becoming harder and harder as Hurricane Dorian creeps westward on an unpredictable path, with coastal residents throughout the southeastern US monitoring every minor change in direction -- and bracing themselves amid reports of "catastrophic" damage in the Bahamas.
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If the sudden change in direction surprised fans, Shelley had actually been interested in electronics all along: he recorded Sky Yen, an oddly enjoyable experimental noise album full of diving drones in 1974, and released it on his own label Groovy Records years later in 1980.
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The app's arrival also signals a change in direction for the company, which will also now remove its existing Windows Store application and end support for the traditional home theater PC setup — the latter which involves a desktop computer connected to a TV or home theater.
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The Fifth Avenue building was meant to signal a significant change in direction for the Kushners, who moved into Manhattan, installed the family headquarters on the building's 15th floor and went on a real estate shopping spree that has left them with properties in Brooklyn, Jersey City and Maryland.
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Tsipras, who became Greece's leader in 2015 before being swept aside by New Democracy's Kyriakos Mitsotakis at elections earlier this year, said that Brexit could be especially negative for the U.K. working classes and the country's most vulnerable if there is no radical change in direction with the withdrawal.
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Among the reasons that the system is not a miracle fix for paralysis is that it relays only impulses to extend and bend the leg at the right time to fit into a four-legged gait, not other, more subtle movements involving change in direction or navigating obstacles.
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"Mercury zips around the zodiac quickly, so when it makes a change in direction (a retrograde), our flow of life feels suddenly switched up and indeed can be chaotic because Mercury rules all these things that keep our life moving (from email, to our cars, to cash)," explains astrologer Annabel Gat.
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Before Mattis departed on the trip, a senior defense official described the Chinese posture in the South China Sea as "consistent sustained efforts," going from land reclamation to an increased effort in recent years to move in weapons systems, and said there has been "no change in direction," on that front.
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In the UK the challenge is especially acute because the buffer between supply and demand is tighter than in other European countries as old fossil fuel plants close, while Britain lacks Germany's supply lines to import power and maintain grid frequency - the change in direction of the electrical current - when local supplies drop.
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Confirming the planned shuttering of Burrow's B2C product and the startup's change in direction, founder Raman provided the following statement: We are now re-positioning as a B2B business working with lenders, mortgage networks and brokers to provide them with digital user on-boarding, automated product recommendation, CRM, content and other software and tools we have built.
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A change in direction from the Fed or a less-effective Trump administration than expected could influence financial stock performance, but Loewengart said this is another area where millionaires see past the short-term headlines and recognize no single effort of the Trump administration will have as great a power over the market as broader macroeconomic forces.
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"The franchise and customer database does have strategic value and the balance sheet can sustain cash burn through 2018, but absent a change in direction and sudden acceleration in health care system revenue contribution, we see shares lacking a catalyst (without profits, not even corporate tax reform)," Stifel analyst Jim Duffy wrote in a note published Friday.
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"This is more of a stabilization (than a change in direction), because the moves have been quite large, but equally we've already seen that plenty has been priced in, in terms of this reflation story from the U.S. So the bar for further dollar upside is higher at this point," said ING's chief EMEA currency strategist, Petr Krpata.
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It is also a change in direction for Denmark after four years under the conservative Venstre party of former Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen, which had steered the country to the right, particularly after elections in 2015 when Venstre formed a minority coalition with support from other right-leaning parties, including the populist Danish People's Party.
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After the Knicks' loss to the Rockets on Wednesday night, Kanter told reporters he had been informed by Fizdale in the morning that he would be starting, only to spend the entire game on the bench — although Kanter did acknowledge that he was informed of the change in direction before tipoff by the assistant coach Keith Smart.
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The Moon in Gemini exchanges good vibes with lucky planet Jupiter at 4:53 AM, creating an optimistic atmosphere this morning, but watch out: Obstacles will also arrive thanks to a clash between the Moon and Saturn at 5:32 AM. Unexpected surprises will come when the Sun in Capricorn challenges unruly Uranus in Aries; a change in direction is likely.
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That would be a marked change in direction for Interior, where President Obama and Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE sought to more tightly regulate such projects.
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