Some I'm not closing off any options ... Sorry. Apologies. Okay.
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Closing off both possibilities raises the cost of decarbonization substantially.
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The Shenzhen Composite was little changed, closing off 0.04 percent.
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In fact, it could just scare your friend into closing off.
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Because Laurey knows that by choosing Curly, she's closing off other doors.
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Last week it won U.S. approval, closing off that option for patients.
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Bristol police closing off Lincoln Ave ahead of #AaronHernandez funeral pic.twitter.com/cItbsUlJaH
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"This part of my life is kind of closing off," he said.
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A fence has been set up closing off the area around the sinkhole.
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Closing off Hebron will significantly impact Palestinians' freedom of movement in the area.
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It's an end-run around the Senate's rules for closing off the debate.
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Closing off his aid payments could be a knockout for many family farms.
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Wood beams offer support without closing off living areas the way that walls would.
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"Their actions are quickly closing off the possibility of a diplomatic solution," Haley said.
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A storm grows increasingly bigger as the game progresses, closing off areas of the map.
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Myringotomy tubes fall out after some time, closing off the eardrum from any fruity clouds.
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Microsoft is closing off one of the easiest ways to Google search in Windows 10.
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Levying a global corporation tax would go a long way toward closing off tax havens.
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But closing off the market can raise costs, he says, and bring down product quality.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 finished trade 0.02 percent up provisionally, closing off its session lows.
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To start, it opens the door to immense uncertainty while closing off opportunities for budding innovators.
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In the short term, closing off an area to cars may increase the traffic around it.
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Closing off lawful channels of humanitarian relief will also result in more people turning to smugglers.
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"That way it feels open," Mr. Kearns said, but you won't be closing off your options.
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Sometimes they are simply enduring, closing off emotionally when they get home and walk in the door.
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The suggestion here is almost a kind of Emersonian self-reliance, a closing off from the world.
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Besides, closing off legal channels of immigration may well have the unintended consequence of increasing illegal immigration.
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But she stoked the anger of Maine residents by closing off the land to hunting and snowmobiling.
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"Westerners have a tendency to characterize religious individuals as being somehow stupid," closing off options, she said.
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As a result, immigration is broadly accepted as positive, closing off a major avenue of populist mobilization.
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Australian shares edged down, with the ASX 200 index closing off 7.21 points, or 0.13 percent, at 5,451.25.
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"There definitely has been a move among these countries toward closing off some pathways for Venezuelans," said Bolter.
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She burned some incense and lightly tapped on a small gong-like instrument before closing off the room.
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Moving forward, Instagram is closing off access to these Location pages unless a users logged into the service.
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Anglo American ended down over 51.43 percent, with Glencore and Antofagasta closing off more than 5 percent each.
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The president also repeated that "violence" from asylum seekers could lead him to closing off the southern border.
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Clinton just scored a decisive win in New York, further closing off Bernie Sanders's route to the nomination.
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The bolt is the part of the rifle behind the chamber, closing off that end of the barrel.
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The pressure is exceptionally harsh when it acts as a gate closing off potential education and future possibilities.
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All European sectors posted solid losses, with banks, travel and financial services all closing off 216 percent or more.
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"The practical effects may be limited but hopefully we're closing off a few loopholes with this," he told reporters.
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" He claimed closing off border crossings, key avenues for trade with a major partner, "would be a good thing!
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But those grades were now trading at a premium to WTI in Cushing, closing off the arbitrage, analysts said.
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U.K. housebuilders slipped however, with Barratt Development, Persimmon, and Berkeley Group all closing off 1.9 percent or more each.
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After being alerted to issue, MoneyBack quickly secured the database, closing off a port (5984) that enabled public access.
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The borough's solution — closing off dozens of side streets to nonresident vehicles during peak commuting hours — sparked legal challenges.
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China was starting to take drastic measures and was on the verge of closing off the city of Wuhan.
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However, completely closing off legitimate access to law enforcement could make entire forms of crime almost impossible to prosecute.
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The Maduro regime appears intent on stopping them and closing off that peaceful path, back to democracy and prosperity.
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Still, the victory in putting the brakes on Mr Trump's plans for closing off America is not a small one.
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Police in bulletproof jackets were seen closing off the area, and people inside the center are reportedly unable to leave.
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Bogle Seeds in Hamilton, Ontario on Saturday credited "the overwhelming turn out" as the reason for closing off the field.
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At the other end of the index was Prysmian, closing off by more than 9.5 percent following a profit warning.
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The virus outbreak has rattled the global economy, disrupting supply chains and closing off access to a lucrative consumer market.
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Provident Financial shares were trading higher on Wednesday after closing off by more than 66 percent in the previous session.
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The Air Force is trying to expand its warfare training zone in Nevada, closing off parts of a wildlife refuge.
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We can all agree that closing off access to illicit financing is a laudable and necessary goal of U.S. law enforcement.
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"Leaving the EU and establishing controlled migration does not mean closing off all immigration," he told parliament in earlier this year.
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The Trump administration backs closing off children's access to e-cigarettes, while making them available to adult smokers trying to quit.
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Oil and gas stocks took a hit, with Tullow Oil, Royal Dutch Shell and Total all closing off 22 percent or more.
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He starts with his right foot ahead of his left foot, closing off the angle of his body to the backhand side.
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They also started closing off rooms they weren't using in their big house to prepare themselves for living in a smaller space.
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Despite this realization, I remain committed to closing off the flow of wasteful government spending and reining in an overreaching Executive branch.
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This has the effect of closing off the space to anyone except the workers who, every few months, trim down the grass.
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At a Republican debate last fall, Trump said he would consider closing off internet access in countries with which America is at war.
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We prefer not to call it art," before elaborating that "by calling it art, we'd be closing off our protest to elitist spaces.
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His victories are merciless masterstrokes, drawing his enemies into steel space traps that spring shut behind him, closing off any chance of escape.
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Trump's proposal to build a wall closing off the U.S.-Mexico border has been met with everything from derision to disappointment to denunciation.
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" By closing off the westbound traffic lanes, which have moved to the new bridge, "psychologically we gave the drivers a little more room.
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Popular bookmarking service Instapaper is temporarily closing off access to European users, as it buys time to adjust to Europe's tough new data law.
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Google doesn't sell more ads because of Gmail plugins, and Facebook is gradually tightening the rules on its APIs, incrementally closing off the platform.
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While children's daemons change animal form at will, upon puberty the creature "settles" into one shape, a metaphor for adulthood's closing off of possibilities.
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In addition to closing off certain towns with clusters of infections, regional governments are working to isolate themselves from the rest of the country.
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It penalizes women by closing off access to a professional relationship that can help one's career and creates an impression of women as temptresses.
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But the blockade by its neighbours in June affected the carrier, instantly closing off 18 destinations and about a fifth of its seating capacity.
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Closing off the acoustic chamber around your ear complicates a headphone's design and threatens the purity of its sound by creating undesirable resonances and reverberations.
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Central to her campaign has been the rejection of corporate campaign dollars, closing off a traditional avenue for industry access and influence on Capitol Hill.
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Adding to that, mudslides are closing off entire communities across the island, making it even harder to get supplies where they are so desperately needed.
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By closing off its markets, subsidizing innovation, and using forced technology transfer and intellectual property theft, China serves as the authoritarian vanguard in this competition.
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The teen will withhold what really matters to her, closing off an opportunity to delve into complex thoughts and feelings with a willing grown-up.
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The government is deploying 22,000 security forces and closing off large sections of the capital to protect the visiting heads of state and their delegations.
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Yet most of the country's e-commerce services have been offered only in English, closing off online shopping to the vast majority of people here.
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Police erected barricades around the presidential palace, closing off the downtown area while Moreno presided over a government security council meeting to assess the crisis.
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We have something very real to fear, which is producing real-time economic reactions, like the closing off of China, that are truly beyond belief.
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Analysts said the potential closing off of the U.S. market would not substantially reduce China's exports, accounting for just 2 percent of its total shipments.
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GOP officials are particularly worried about effectively closing off the border with one of the country's largest trading partners, while alienating Hispanic voters in the process.
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And closing off America's market to emerging-market firms who are also saddled with dollar-denominated debts would be a good way to generate financial havoc.
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However, by closing off pipelines and refineries while it tracked the thefts, the government has triggered shortfalls and long lines at gas stations in several states.
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"They are closing off markets, but they do not understand that the Kaliningrad region is in a little bit of a different geographical situation," said Pleshkov.
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By closing off pipelines and refineries while it traced leakages, the government has triggered shortfalls and long lines at gas stations in at least six states.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Police declared safe two suspicious packages sent to the Bank of England on Friday and said cordons closing off nearby roads had been lifted.
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That included closing off one of Instagram's older APIs entirely, months before the company had planned to, and without warning to developers who still used it.
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Economic woes can generate misguided policy proposals, from repeated "stimulus" programs that add to the national debt to closing off trade and investment that create jobs.
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Shares of Ford and General Motors both rose on the news, gaining as much as 1.1 percent and 1.8 percent, respectively, before closing off those highs.
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Black found that women, particularly those who are young, were changing their minds about independence because of "the closing off of opportunity of Brexit," he said.
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And this is the big concern: that the UK is closing off the exit ramp in case talks between the UK and the EU go poorly.
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Police tightened security along Beijing's main east-west thoroughfare, Changan Avenue, mid-afternoon Monday, closing off the entrances to some of the buildings which face the road.
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"The operation aims to strangle the Ghouta ... by closing off the crossings and tunnels," Hamza Birqdar, military spokesman for the Jaish al-Islam rebel group, told Reuters.
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Cameron County eventually began closing off sections of Highway 4 — the only road out to Boca Chica — to permit SpaceX to move equipment and conduct rocket tests.
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The worry with tariffs is that they could raise the cost of goods the U.S. imports, particularly from China, while also closing off markets to companies abroad.
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"The commission's proposed approach risks closing off Europe to third-country fund managers," said Paul Schott Stevens, head of the Investment Company Institute, which represents U.S. funds.
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In December Ecuador, bowing to pressure from Cuba's government, imposed a visa requirement on Cubans, in effect closing off the most popular route to the United States.
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Candidates challenging Trump for the GOP nomination have decried state parties who they allege are subverting the democratic process by closing off access to the primary ballot.
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If rapacious humans continue to ignore the welfare of trees and their green cousins, that folly will end up closing off the source of our very being.
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It is the height of hypocrisy for companies to say they're helping consumers by closing off the very same legal option they use when they've been wronged.
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Closing off up to five of the station's 21 tracks at a time will force the three railroads to pare down their schedules and reroute some trains.
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Police tightened security along Beijings main east-west thoroughfare, Changan Avenue, mid-afternoon Monday, closing off the entrances to some of the buildings which face the road.
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It was a volatile week for stocks, with the major averages posting strong gains in early trading before closing off those highs in the previous three sessions.
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AM New York reported Monday that Burke would be honored at the ceremony, closing off a year where her social movement swept Hollywood, politics and other industries.
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Later, pro-Damascus media reported that Syrian government forces and their allies had captured territory from rebels in southwestern Aleppo, closing off a rebel route into the east.
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As migration becomes much more transitory and politically charged, Asian-American politics should be working on opening borders instead of closing off the existing, already narrowly-defined citizenship.
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Harris's comments come after the Trump administration announced a list of hard-line security measures aimed at closing off the nation's borders and cracking down on undocumented immigrants.
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Ending the policy "would hurt Beijing by closing off a backdoor through Hong Kong to receive preferred economic treatment because of the status that it has," said Fuchs.
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One is called histone deacetylase, or HDAC; it makes DNA coil up tightly and stops the synthesis of proteins that promote plasticity — thereby closing off the learning period.
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A Battle for Control of the Nevada Desert: The Air Force is trying to expand its warfare training zone in Nevada, closing off parts of a wildlife refuge.
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By partially closing off the space, I aimed to create a separate dining area with its own mood, and to restore the original dimensions of the living room.
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The tougher American stance is closing off many of the ways that the United States and China exchanged ideas and did business despite the strict Chinese censorship regime.
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For journalists who have covered three years of Brexit twists since Britain voted in a 2016 referendum to leave, it felt like closing off a longrunning repetitive cycle.
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House Republicans also shuttered their own Russia investigation early this year, closing off avenues of inquiry that Democrats said prevented them from solving lingering mysteries about those contacts.
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She says she misses Backstreet, and she's concerned that the decline of gay bars is closing off an avenue for young people who still need a supportive environment.
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The announcement, a chorus of political rivals and analysts quickly concluded, was the drama of a hunted animal sensing that the hunters were closing off his escape routes.
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Qatar has sent complaints to the International Civil Aviation Organization, a U.N. body, about the boycotting countries closing off their airspace, as well as violating the country&aposs airspace.
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The data sent U.K. property stocks to the bottom of the STOXX 1.53, with Persimmon, Land Securities, Taylor Wimpey and British Land, all closing off more than 5.5 percent.
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The security plan includes closing off the blocks around Times Square to traffic and deploying thousands of police officers, uniformed and plainclothed, in the crossroads and the surrounding streets.
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ICI, a global funds body based in Washington, said last month that the proposals risk closing off Europe to outside fund managers and could prompt retaliatory measures by other regions.
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HP told me it is physically closing off circuits between the webcam and the motherboard when you flick the switch, so there are no moving parts beyond the switch itself.
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The bit I still feel a little unsure on is it's unclear to me how wedded Theresa May and her party are to the idea of closing off our borders.
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OpenAI's tweet announcing GPT-2 was met with anger and frustration, accusing the company of "closing off" its research, and doing the "opposite of open," seizing on the company's name.
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The National Collegiate Athletic Association also announced Wednesday that it was closing off its March Madness events to the public, limiting them only to essential staff and some family members.
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But in a tweet on Friday, the President also sought to avoid closing off what he had gushed in June was a warm, personal bond with the North Korean tyrant.
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U.S. stock futures were under some pressure this morning, after the Dow traded within a fraction of 22.3,21 on Friday, before closing off its highs and remaining about 240 points away.
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That drew criticism from other medical experts who saw them and the State Department as embracing familiar theories while closing off other explanations, ranging from viruses to poison to mass psychology.
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However, by closing off pipelines and refineries while it tracked leakages, the government has triggered shortfalls and long lines at gas stations in several states, angering consumers and risking economic damage.
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Some state-owned firms have been hard hit by efforts to rein in risky lending and curb bad debts by closing off shadow financing channels such as trusts, among other measures.
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Back in May, a huge landslide in Big Sur buried a section of Highway 1 in California, closing off access to one of the most scenic drives in the United States.
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And, some critics say, they've gotten better at controlling and locking down key parts of the internet's infrastructure, closing off paths that early internet companies used to reach a mass market.
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"The only way that he's survived for this long—completely alone, completely isolated from his entire support network—is by totally closing off emotionally and relying on only himself," Lee said.
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The main pitfall facing R-rated superheroes is the vast budgets that many of these movies entail, which makes closing off even a modest portion of the audience a dicey proposition.
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From The Associated Press: The head of Helmand's provincial council, Kareem Atal, told The Associated Press that battles were underway "on several fronts" in the province, closing off roads and highways.
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European futures have mostly traded at less than a dollar premium to the U.S. benchmark for the past two months, effectively closing off the opportunity to move oil across the Atlantic profitably.
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They launched the economic boycott, stopping Qatar Airways flights from using their airspace, closing off the country&aposs sole land border with Saudi Arabia and blocking its ships from using their ports.
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In fact, the election did turn in Trump's favor when he managed to hold on to key swing states such as Florida and Ohio, closing off a path to victory for Clinton.
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President Trump is planning on closing off the southern border to any Central Americans traveling toward the U.S. in the migrant caravan and denying any requests for asylum, the Washington Post reports.
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His ultimate ability is "Minefield," which — as the name suggests — allows him to deploy a field of mines, which should be useful for closing off lanes for flanking foes or defending checkpoints.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The Chinese navy is closing off a large portion of the Yellow Sea for two days of large-scale military activities beginning Thursday, according to a state-run newspaper.
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Closing off Arctic areas to harmful industrial activities will help maintain ice quality in the region over the long term, but it will not slow the loss of the sea ice habitat.
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Donald Trump can be distinguished from his predecessors, Grandin argues, because of his willingness to meet conservative and nativist demands at their logical end point—by closing off instead of moving out.
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Around 35 million years ago, as the Tethys was closing off, the Australian and Pacific plates were colliding with continental Southeast Asia, creating an expanse of shallow ocean ideal for coral reefs.
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China has responded to the 2019-nCoV virus by canceling large gathering and closing off entire cities by halting public transport in and out of them, isolating more than 30 million people.
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TMZ broke the story ... a ton of the guests that are currently at the Montage are pretty pissed that they're closing off major resort amenities for the couple and all their guests.
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It ceased making the expected distributions to its limited partners in 2017, effectively closing off its access to public equity markets and hobbling its ability to acquire new cemeteries and grow its business.
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A sharply weakening peso in late April spurred Argentina's central bank to make a series of emergency rate hikes culminating at 40 percent, the world's highest, and effectively closing off credit for consumers.
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That's included closing off the unauthorised access, adding new security measures and launching an immediate investigation, which has allowed us to build a fuller understanding of the incident that we're updating on today.
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On Friday morning, protesters from an indigenous community in Kumarakapai, a southern Venezuelan village, tried to block military vehicles from closing off the border with Brazil by putting their bodies in the way.
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Tianjin's state-owned firms have been particularly hard hit by Beijing's efforts to rein in risky lending and curb bad debts by closing off shadow financing channels such as trusts, among other measures.
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They also launched an economic boycott, stopping Qatar Airways flights from using their airspace, closing off the small country&aposs sole land border with Saudi Arabia and blocking its ships from using their ports.
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He called attention to the sudden closing off of lanes of traffic leading to the bridge and angered David Samson, then the chairman of the authority, who was close to Mr. Christie, a Republican.
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The president is not closing off the possibility of supporting permanent extensions for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and Temporary Protected Status (TPS) as part of an immigration deal with Democrats.
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"We have taken some very strong measures and we are not taking anything off the table,'" Trudeau said when asked if he is considering closing off travel from Europe or the U.S., Reuters reported.
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What neither the sheriff's department nor TransCanada knew, however, was that while Foster was closing off the Keystone Pipeline, four other cross-border pipelines — in Washington, Montana and Minnesota — were being shut down, too.
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Now, if the past is prologue, climate-induced extreme weather is likely to reinforce and amplify the closing off of countries already under way for separate reasons, along with the authoritarian trend, Dartnell said.
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Salvini, leader of the ruling right-wing League party, has taken a hard stance on immigration, closing off Italian ports and accusing fellow European countries of leaving Italy alone to deal with sea arrivals.
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Trump's often-shifting policy proposals on the campaign trail frequently alarmed tech companies and sometimes elicited public mockery, such as when Trump called for closing off parts of the internet to limit militant Islamist propaganda.
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So instead of closing off more, instead of trying to make ourselves safer because we have a lot of eyes on us, we think more in terms of our responsibility to be really, really honest.
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Google is said to have followed the same playbook for years: introducing a free product into a competitive space, subsidizing that product with advertising revenue, and then closing off competition through discriminatory and exclusionary practices.
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And while he's very interested in presenting different slices of Twitter to different users, he's also adamantly opposed to closing off subsets of the service to specific groups, like Facebook is encouraging its users to do.
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They took to the streets to protest the police violence that occurred during the referendum—with Spanish riot police closing off polling stations and using batons and rubber bullets to stop voters from casting their ballots.
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In response to growing fears about foreign extremists, Congress enacted new limits on that program late last year, closing off the option for visa-free travel for people with ties to countries deemed hotbeds of terror.
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On March 17, European Union leaders announced they were closing off at least 26 countries — with more than 400 million people — to nearly all visitors from the rest of the world for at least 30 days.
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Alex M. Azar II, secretary of health and human services, said in a statement Wednesday that the administration backs closing off children's access to e-cigarettes, while making them available to adult smokers trying to quit.
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In May, Stanton made his most drastic adjustment, closing off his stance with his front foot pointed roughly at the first baseman, the way Hall of Fame sluggers like Andre Dawson and Mike Schmidt once did.
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Donald Trump reclaimed his swagger Tuesday, cruising to a blowout victory in New York and closing off any realistic chance for top rival Ted Cruz to win the nomination without a fractious national convention in July.
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Salvini, who is leader of the right-wing League party, has taken a hard stance on immigration, closing off ports and accusing fellow European nations of leaving Italy alone to deal with a migrant influx from Libya.
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Going forward, Amazon is also limiting its already small presence in China, by closing off its Chinese service to third-party sellers, effectively surrendering its e-commerce footing in one of the biggest markets in the world.
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The kingdom has been steadily closing off different areas of employment to foreigners, who comprise about a third of the population, as it aims to create jobs for young Saudis and cut the unemployment rate among nationals.
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The Supreme Court ruled Monday that Puerto Rico can't restructure the debts of its public utilities to avoid a financial crisis, closing off one of the island's last remaining options for avoiding default without help from Congress.
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In addition to mobile phones, Indian authorities tried to clamp down on the protests by banning large gatherings, detaining thousands of people, including prominent liberal intellectuals, and periodically closing off dozens of train stations in New Delhi.
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Released a decade after Tommy, Pink Floyd's The Wall is also an exploration of trauma, with each one adding another brick to the symbolic wall that is closing off and isolating its main character, Pink, from society.
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By closing off the one avenue by which transactional Republicans might forge a health care detente, people like Paul Ryan guaranteed the entire party an eventual reckoning with the basic idea that every American deserves affordable medical care.
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As faith leaders from Islam, Judaism, and Christianity, we won't sit idly by while holy texts are used to perpetuate injustice, the closing off of borders to those in need, and the inhumane treatment of children and families.
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College quads and statehouse lawns are also known for drawing 43/20 celebrants, with the University of Colorado's Boulder campus historically among the largest gatherings — though not so much since administrators started closing off the campus several years ago.
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Instead, the bank has stopped holding one-week repos, closing off its main channel for funding the market, and raised overnight and last resort borrowing rates, pushing funding costs for banks higher without having to change the benchmark rate.
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Like Ms. Radest, they took the middle road, which included installing insulation in the attic and basement, and closing off a kitchen fan that hadn't been used in years but was letting air in and out of the house.
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Agencies cannot create a new rule to replace any part of an overturned regulation, and Democrats at Tuesday's committee hearing argued that House Republicans were closing off the possibility of enacting regulations that could be needed in the future.
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More than 30 NYPD officers are on high alert around the perimeter of the building, with police barricades and dump trucks taking over the entire block of 56th/57th streets off of 5th Ave ... completely closing off access to the public.
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Rather, this is the culmination of years of federal government policy designed to deter people from trying to cross into the United States by closing off existing migration routes and forcing people to take the most dangerous and remote routes possible.
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Enter the "non-kinetic" dimensions of war: closing off the communications links between leadership commands and operators at their bases; shutting down the electrical grid; even landing special operations commandos at North Korean facilities to take them over or destroy them.
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O) barred software developers on Monday from using the massive social network's data to create surveillance tools, closing off a process that had been exploited by U.S. police departments to track protesters Facebook, its Instagram unit and rival Twitter Inc (TWTR.
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While the increases fell short of investor hopes for sharp rate rises, the bank has also managed to tighten liquidity by closing off some of its funding taps to the market, moves market participants have referred to as "covert tightening".
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The rest of "Dinner for Seven" was a curious mix of closing off storylines in beautiful fashion (like the end of the Young Hee arc, possibly for now) and opening up new ones that didn't seem to go much of anywhere.
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Italian wine merchant Gianluca De Simone, who crisscrosses Paris on his scooter every day visiting restaurants and bars, said that before closing off key arteries, the city should improve buses and subways and make better use of the river for transport.
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The agency, whose chief is selected by the central bank governor and the finance minister, has handed out fines in recent years - including against Norvik Bank - over breaches in money-laundering rules and laws aimed at closing off funding for terrorism.
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In recent years Facebook has also made a conscious effort to drive usage of its Facebook -branded messaging app Messenger, by closing off the ability of mobile users to view Facebook messages unless they download and use the Messenger app.
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But the new finding, produced by the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies at Middlebury College, suggests that North Korea has mastered UDMH production, closing off one of the last avenues for outside curbs on the country's increasingly sophisticated weapons programs.
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On Thursday, Shanghai's stock market tumbled nearly 2.8% and the yuan weakened, as China's government took the extreme step of closing off all public transportation in Wuhan, a city of 11 million people where the virus was believed to have started.
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In closing off Wuhan, a city of more than 21892 million people, China deployed on Thursday morning a centuries-old public health tactic to prevent the spread of infectious disease — this time, a mysterious respiratory infection caused by a coronavirus.
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Dr. Inglesby said that previous, much smaller scale lockdown efforts — including closing off the Amoy Gardens housing complex in Hong Kong during the SARS outbreak 17 years ago — show that residents may become fearful and lose confidence in the government.
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By Thursday evening, the travel ban had been extended to two more cities as officials began closing off the seven million residents of Huanggang, a city about 30 miles east of Wuhan, and nearby Ezhou, a city of one million.
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Neighboring Macau, also a special administrative region of China lying across the Pearl River estuary from Hong Kong, ordered its casinos to suspend operations on Tuesday, effectively closing off the lifeblood of its economy in a drastic measure to contain the epidemic.
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UNITED NATIONS, July 5 (Reuters) - U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said on Wednesday that North Korea's actions were "quickly closing off the possibility of a diplomatic solution" and the United States was prepared to defend itself and its allies.
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Speaking before the assembly, Pakistani Foreign Minister Khwaja Asif Asif urged the government to consider postponing any visits by U.S. delegations to Pakistan or by Pakistani officials to the United States and closing off "ground and air lines of communication through Pakistan".
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As the world around him becomes more modern, losing its appeal as a travel destination, Jesse Cullum knows that his local passageway is closing off soon, and when it does, he'll be cut off from a woman he loves in the future.
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U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley told a meeting of the U.N. Security Council that North Korea's actions were "quickly closing off the possibility of a diplomatic solution" and the United States was prepared to defend itself and its allies.
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In the first stage of the project, expected to take from six months to a year, an expanded Green Zone will be created — covering about 1.86 square miles, up from 0.71 square miles — closing off streets within it to all but official traffic.
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An IT worker from Wuhan who also asked only to be identified by his English name, Andy, to protect his family's privacy, was sightseeing in Beijing with his wife and two children when he heard the government was closing off his hometown.
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Most other restaurants have been forced to do the same, as demand has plummeted following the outbreak in the central city of Wuhan in December, with local authorities across the country curbing travel and closing off public areas to prevent the coronavirus spreading.
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The Air Force is now proposing to expand the range, which was established just before America's entry into World War II, by about 21800,21 acres, closing off a part of the Desert National Wildlife Refuge that is currently open to the public.
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They looked the other way when stationary islands were built in the South China sea, which is the single biggest national security threat to the western democracies, closing off the South China sea, that happened on Joe Biden's watch and he didn't say a word.
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With cops closing off the roads surrounding the event, I was forced to walk a mile by dirt road to the entrance, going against security's orders for no one else to enter the premises, arriving with no a plug but with all the Godfidence.
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SCOTUS RULES AGAINST PUERTO RICO DEBT RESTRUCTURING: The Supreme Court ruled Monday that Puerto Rico can't restructure the debts of its public utilities to avoid a financial crisis, closing off one of the island's last remaining options for avoiding default without help from Congress.
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Why it matters: If the U.S. starts closing off its market to the Chinese, Beijing needs the EU to remain neutral and stay open to business with China, but the Europeans are increasingly frustrated with China's behavior and wary of its ever-growing influence.
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Third, there are lots of regulatory state policies that hurt growth by, say, impeding healthy competition or closing off foreign trade, and if you like high levels of redistribution better than you like those policies, you'll eventually consider getting rid of some of them.
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I saw her face tighten slightly with the wariness I often saw in parents when I began to speak about their children, a knitting of the brow that might have meant a special kind of attention but was usually the opposite, was usually their attention closing off.
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The car ban covered a larger part of the city than last year's event, closing off more than 650 km (400 miles) of roads in the French capital and offering attractions such as skating sessions and a picnic on the banks of the Seine near city hall.
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That option, which was also laid out in the memo, allows Trump to fulfill a campaign promise he made to conservative Cuban-American voters and members of Congress while stopping short of closing off all business and diplomatic ties with Cuba that were established under Obama's 85033 policy.
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"They are effectively capable now of closing off allied reinforcements, which of course is a huge strategic challenge," Soereide said, citing what she called Russia's ability to block the so-called GIUK gap that runs between Greenland, Iceland, and the UK, a strategic "gateway" to the north Atlantic.
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According to depositions in the lawsuit, that policy established a so-called "Chinese wall" closing off communication between prosecutors in the Queens witness protection program who provided security for people testifying at criminal proceedings and the rank-and-file prosecutors who tried defendants like Mr. Bellamy in court.
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Beijing throws its economic weight around with abandon, punishing foreign firms like Mercedes-Benz that don't toe its line, cutting off Philippine trade over dubious geographic disputes, closing off its own economy to foreign investment and stealing hundreds of billions of dollars in American intellectual property each year.
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TIMES SQUARE PLAZAS Manhattan, 2009-16 Snohetta Closing off a section of Broadway in 2009 has been a boon for the area: Travel times improved on Seventh Avenue by 4 percent even as pedestrian counts have grown as high as 480,20013 a day from 320,000 a decade earlier.
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Since the L train shutdown was announced, RPA has gathered community feedback and offered ambitious ideas (like closing off 14th Street in Manhattan, which the L runs underneath, to pedestrian traffic and buses) as to how the city can prevail through—and even prosper from—the impending shitstorm.
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The test for payments comes at the same time that Netflix is making other tests and tweaks to its service, including an experiment to see how well video promos between episodes do with users (they seem to universally dislike them), and closing off the option to leave user reviews on videos.
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Trump's campaign featured numerous broadsides against the tech sector, including calls for closing off parts of the internet to limit militant Islamist propaganda and urging a boycott of Apple Inc products over the company's refusal to help the FBI unlock an iPhone associated with last year's San Bernardino, California shootings.
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Lynn Scarlett, who served as deputy Interior Secretary under George W. Bush, said that the Florida reversal could well result in other coastal states successfully making the case that they should also be exempt from drilling, thus closing off many of the waters that Mr. Trump intended to open to drilling.
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In addition to closing off possible black market channels providing missile technology to North Korea, an investigation is crucial to determining whether Pyongyang might have purchased the rocket engines themselves or if they were able to acquire technology that would allow for continued production, according to Bruce Bennett, a defense researcher at the RAND Corporation.
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So actually even if you could do things which would make it easier for some of the AI processes to happen by doing so you'd be closing off your access to the data-sets — and so most of the companies I've spoken to… see GDPR as that's what we're going to have to comply with.
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The tax avoidance strategy has been attempted in recent years, with mixed results, by some notable U.S. multinationals, including Pfizer Inc and Medtronic Inc.. The latest wave of inversions largely ended after the Treasury Department said on April 4 it was moving to make the deals less lucrative by closing off one of their main attractions, "earnings stripping" transactions.
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The FDA sees flavored ENDS products as a gateway for young people, and closing off access to those products as soon as possible gives the industry, from manufacturers to retailers to regulators, the opportunity to plan for how these products can be sold and distributed in the future, or if flavored products should exist at all.
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Obama ordered the U.S. to abstain on the U.N. resolution condemning the settlements (three months after Obama forged a 10-year, $38 billion military aid package for Israel — the largest for any U.S. ally ever) in hopes of sparking a debate inside Israel and to prevent it from closing off any chance of a two-state solution.
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The president-elect's bombastic statements on the campaign trail frequently alarmed tech companies and at times elicited public mockery, such as when Trump called for closing off parts of the Internet to limit militant Islamist propaganda or urged his supporters to boycott Apple when it refused to help the FBI unlock an iPhone tied to one of the San Bernardino, Calif.
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Trump's central demand is much the same as it has been every time Congress has neared a similar deadline in past months: He's insistent on getting more funding for the border wall, and he's making his demand by pointing to the crisis at the US-Mexico border (which his administration fueled by closing off points of entry for asylum seekers).
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Still, the threat seemed intended to scare López Obrador into taking more extreme action on immigration, such as closing off Mexico's border with Guatemala and arresting people who help migrants get to the US. López Obrador, unlike past Mexican presidents, isn't inclined to bow to US pressure and has taken a less combative approach toward migrants than some of his predecessors.
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