It extols the "Four Comprehensives," priorities that President Xi Jinping laid out in December 2014: • Comprehensively build a moderately prosperous society, • Comprehensively deepen reform, • Comprehensively govern the country according to the law, • Comprehensively apply strictness in governing the party.
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"This bill tries to look at space comprehensively," Bridenstine said.
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Mr Cohen's government pursuers were comprehensively outwitted by his lawyers.
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What's worth saving in a comprehensively rigged, thoroughly unjust system?
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But he certainly doesn't benefit from comprehensively fixing the problem.
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Bouman comprehensively described the process in a 2017 TED Talk.
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In the event, it disappointed comprehensively in a major study.
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Amazingly, the Republican Party wound up embracing this vision comprehensively.
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Butler's particulars on the two brothers' marriages are comprehensively adroit.
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"We will consult and comprehensively study this," said his spokesman.
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Last summer I introduced seven bills comprehensively called Jumpstart America.
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This must be done comprehensively, systematically, sequentially, purposefully and coherently.
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I'm impressed that people are now looking at the issue comprehensively.
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Some comprehensively manage other risks, such as sector and country diversification.
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Or at least we weren't definitively, comprehensively unhappy to see you.
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This is called the "leading small group for comprehensively deepening reform".
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But comprehensively justified legal action is a dish necessarily served cold.
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We have compiled those screams semi-comprehensively in the above video.
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"The Library generally does not collect comprehensively," the white paper reads.
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The Library of Congress also said it generally doesn't collect comprehensively.
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And when you look at it comprehensively, it's sort of funny.
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Like an epidemic, it must be treated comprehensively, addressing root causes.
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But Charlottesville is not as comprehensively liberal as the visuals suggest.
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"The matter has been comprehensively put to rest," he said last week.
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He wants to build out the American energy infrastructure rapidly and comprehensively.
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"We urge parties to abide by this immediately and comprehensively," he said.
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You can follow her on Instagram, where her hotness is comprehensively documented.
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This pact is the first international agreement to prohibit nuclear weapons comprehensively.
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The DoJ is both comprehensively Trumpified and deeply irksome to Mr Trump.
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I'm infuriatingly arrogant, comprehensively mistaken, and blithely unconscious of my good luck.
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The North should "fully and comprehensively" implement the U.N. resolution, Wang said.
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Last week, U.K. lawmakers comprehensively rejected May's Withdrawal Agreement by 149 votes.
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And we will do it by confronting it completely, comprehensively and constructively.
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"It's important for us all to think comprehensively about this," she said.
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But the problem has to be comprehensively handled at the EU level.
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"It's great for comprehensively characterizing small volumes of precious samples," Greer said.
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No one has captured the vast beauty of America's landscape as comprehensively.
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The reason: Most countries do not comprehensively track violence against female travelers.
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Every effort over the last ten years to do those comprehensively has failed.
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Greenwood worked with Robert Jones and Brett Roberts to comprehensively research the project.
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But I was comprehensively and effectively searched -- and of course nothing was found.
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Even the far smaller fly brains are an incredible challenge to study comprehensively.
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We can't comprehensively talk about Jack Johnson's legacy without bringing up white supremacy.
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But Downing Street has comprehensively ruled out an alliance with the Brexit Party.
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I've never seen an institution take on Latinas so intentionally, comprehensively, and thoughtfully.
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Fallon's barely concealed, possibly quite genuine, spluttering annoyance at being so comprehensively rinsed?
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The targeting criteria being used to reach individuals is also not comprehensively disclosed.
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Despite some deep fractures, the heart of the asteroid was not comprehensively damaged.
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In order to tackle the issue comprehensively, these contributing issues need to be addressed.
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Each gaffe or blunder has been thoroughly denounced and comprehensively exploited by the Left.
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The BOJ is in particularly focus with it due to comprehensively review its policies.
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But the report concludes that no states have comprehensively regulated how to do it.
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YES. I'M AFRAID THE'YRE COMPREHENSIVELY ANNOYED RATHER THAN SELECTIVELY, BUT THAT'S THEIR PREROGATIVE, TOO.
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I think we comprehensively represented the positions of Michael Jackson and his lawyers. Right.
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We're issuing a new Executive Action next week that will comprehensively protect our country.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has been comprehensively misinforming the public about the coronavirus.
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"If they were comprehensively restoring the courtyards, that would be great," Ms. Levine said.
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Entrepreneurial thinking needs to be taught very early, comprehensively and systematically to take hold.
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The previous show comprehensively sampled Mapplethorpe's own work for a new generation of viewers.
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The previous show comprehensively sampled Mapplethorpe's own work for a new generation of viewers.
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I think it would have been better to try very comprehensively to sell the thing.
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"The Library generally does not collect comprehensively," the Library of Congress said in a statement.
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The technology to do this accurately and comprehensively is probably only a few years away.
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To cover, say, the latest Adele record comprehensively might take a professional writer an afternoon.
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Qiu said that at Huawei, AI is used to translate documents comprehensively rather than selectively.
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All this means it's basically impossible to comprehensively program winning strategies into a Dota bot.
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Among the MDBs, only the Inter-American Development Bank and the EBRD do so comprehensively.
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Its fifth and final objective, though, is quite distinctive: "Comprehensively strengthen construction of the party".
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No team that won 95 games, with this much roster balance, should lose this comprehensively.
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In 1990 the only thing we could measure comprehensively was genetics, so we did it.
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We must, however, address the immigration issue comprehensively and humanely through evidence-based policy change.
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His current staff suggests he could find himself comprehensively outgunned unless he starts hiring fast.
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"The nature of the claims raised alarms that must be comprehensively addressed," the two wrote.
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We will comprehensively implement the system of national treatment and negative list for market access.
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If ultimately incorporated into an agreement, these objectives would comprehensively address most digital trade barriers.
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No state legislature "has passed a law comprehensively regulating police face recognition," according to the report.
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The other issue is how comprehensively (or otherwise) Facebook will police its own political ad checks.
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Years ago, the buildings had been comprehensively wired with cables suitable for Internet and video networks.
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So he and co-author Tatsha Robertson comprehensively studied how different parenting styles shape children's success.
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On 24 September 1983, Barcelona hosted Bilbao at the Camp Nou and comprehensively dismantled their rivals.
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"We're issuing a new executive action next week that will comprehensively protect our country," Trump said.
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The credibility of bank executives was comprehensively shredded by the vast bailouts that followed Lehman's collapse.
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Most importantly, the Federal Land Policy and Management Act comprehensively addresses the management of public lands.
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Several senators asked whether (and how comprehensively) the social media companies archive suspended or deleted accounts.
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" Why it matters: "It is difficult to see something you so deeply value discredited so comprehensively.
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"We should redouble our efforts to comprehensively deepen BRICS partnerships and open BRICS cooperation," he said.
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Russia comprehensively thrashed Saudi Arabia, 43-0, in the opening game of its home World Cup.
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" Alex Ross, in The New Yorker last February, said that her "Ipsa Dixit" was "comprehensively astounding.
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Our story comprehensively documented the malnutrition and how difficult it was for Venezuelans to access food.
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The institute says Colombia's agreement addresses root causes more comprehensively than any other negotiated settlement has.
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I do appreciate and respect how helpful their efforts can be when applied correctly and comprehensively.
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It's not just the disturbing news itself, but how immediately and comprehensively we can engage with it.
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The European General Data Protection Regulation, which comes into force next year, covers privacy issues fairly comprehensively.
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SWIFT did not comprehensively track security incidents or monitor the extent of sloppy security practices among users.
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Such structural changes have the potential to curb partisan abuses more comprehensively than case-by-case adjudication.
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Your Turn A decade ago, I wrote a book that comprehensively surveyed the landscape of youth sports.
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The Microsoft Surface Laptop 2 comprehensively covers the core laptop features that we all want and need.
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Even having honed my sundae skills over decades, I never considered them as comprehensively as Nicholas Morgenstern.
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D'Souza's smear of Soros, born a Hungarian Jew in Budapest in 1930, has been comprehensively debunked elsewhere.
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He also downplayed the idea of cutting tax rates rather than more comprehensively reshaping the tax code.
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The book is the first serious attempt to comprehensively document the history of photography in the region.
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You've comprehensively laid out how the Kochs are influencing American politics, in large part through the media.
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The Made in China 2025 initiative, for example, focuses on comprehensively upgrading the country's industries and IoT infrastructure.
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Just getting started comprehensively costs a small business more than $83,000 to comply with regulations, the NBSA reported.
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It will later examine the economy comprehensively and retrospectively with panel members and officially define the economic cycle.
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It's not easy being a bull on Apple right now, given a comprehensively disappointing earnings report this week.
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Perhaps he will lose so comprehensively that he takes the Republican majorities in both chambers down with him.
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But the drama has turned Washington on its head and comprehensively altered the dynamics of the Trump presidency.
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A planned drone bill has also been long delayed, meaning new legislation to comprehensively regulate drones has slipped.
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Athletic facilities will be comprehensively upgraded, with the goal of matching a Division I standard in every sport.
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These are significant errors, and any good-faith effort to comprehensively reckon with Trump's rise should include them.
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America remains a global leader and with this role comes the responsibility to condemn torture consistently and comprehensively.
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"The whole approach has comprehensively changed by necessity, and it's one that's holistic and nonpartisan," said one official.
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Some new-media start-ups, most notably BuzzFeed, have pursued a comprehensively Facebook-centric production-and-distribution strategy.
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Given how comprehensively the JCPOA has shut down Iran's nuclear weapons program, what was in it for them?
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From Telescope Peak, it is not hard to imagine a world that has been comprehensively stripped and scoured.
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In 2018, the $112 million effort "Asura" was pulled from cinemas after it comprehensively flopped amid scathing reviews.
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The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) said on Wednesday the UK is "comprehensively outgunned and outranged" by Russia.
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The government will later examine the economy comprehensively and retrospectively with panel members and define the economic cycle.
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The White House official said the administration had briefed Congress "frequently and comprehensively" on the joint commission's work.
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It can quickly and comprehensively clean any surface, from your bathroom sink to the roof of your car.
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No study seems to comprehensively address a net cost, instead focusing on either the costs or the benefits.
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Congress is best placed to use the information we and others provide to inform the public comprehensively and completely.
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Abonnenc handles his comprehensively researched material with surgical precision, exercising careful control over what he presents to the viewer.
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But as we already knew, and Mayer documents comprehensively, Murdoch and Fox News have enormous influence over Trump's worldview.
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The game puts providers in high-stress virtual situations, training them how to tackle the situations comprehensively and calmly.
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They are the most sincerely and comprehensively new Beats product since the Apple takeover, and they are a triumph.
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Ithaca Audio comprehensively wove together 348 rockstars, 84 guitarists, 44 drummers and 64 songs into one anthological rock mashup.
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That report has now been comprehensively revised and updated, with the new ceiling at 3.3% of 2016 world trade.
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But those property taxes were last comprehensively reassessed decades before market values plummeted, meaning many are set too high.
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Google's Pixel phone has already earned the prize for being the most comprehensively leaked (and prejudged) gadget in history.
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On issues such as Syria, the South China Sea and wider human rights, its Security Council is comprehensively deadlocked.
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Hence the letter to Dodaro, whose office can more comprehensively investigate the issue should they take up the request.
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To relieve small businesses from disproportionate regulatory burdens, the FCC should comprehensively review all such rules adopted through 2012.
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In view of today's competitive video marketplace, the FCC should comprehensively reassess its entire bucketful of video service regulations.
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IN THE West, few civil-rights movements have prevailed so quickly and comprehensively as the campaign for gay rights.
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In one example cited in the report, Metro did not comprehensively inspect its tracks before starting the maintenance program.
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That, he said, suggested she "would not be approaching her review of allegations concerning our country objectively or comprehensively".
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The instruments and infotainment are also comprehensively digital and far more of a factor than on pre-Roma Ferraris.
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The telecom trade association has comprehensively criticized Wheeler's business data service proposal in a series of statements deriding them.
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Finally, thanks to PS Plus, I've had my ass comprehensively handed to me by the boss-rush brawler Furi.
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Critic's Pick You know the girl: the one so comprehensively lovely she makes all the others writhe in envy.
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An endeavor by a U.K. consortium to more comprehensively track mutations over time should provide an even clearer view.
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The two articles are quite amorphous and far less serious than the matters discussed comprehensively in the Mueller report.
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SPLC developed a rubric for textbooks to determine how comprehensively they covered slavery and the plight of enslaved people.
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Piton de la Fournaise is a byzantine volcano, comprehensively monitored by scientists as it is regularly modified by eruptions.
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It wants to become a full-fledged sleep technology company that deals comprehensively with tackling a good night sleep.
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S. trade negotiations and China would take further measures to comprehensively strengthen its IP protections this year, he said.
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After all, the more precisely and comprehensively your body and your behavior are tracked, the better your experience will be.
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I mean, you've taken this ... It would be weird if you didn't take it seriously, but it is comprehensively reported.
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Their insights are invaluable to the Commercial Crew Program and we will work with NASA to comprehensively apply their recommendations.
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This app has comprehensively mapped the entire world by giving any position on the planet a unique three-word combination.
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The logistics of comprehensively manning, say, the 815km-long German-Austrian border, with its roughly 70 road crossings, are daunting.
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KEVIN JOHNSON STARTING IN APRIL IS GOING TO BE COMPREHENSIVELY ALL IN THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF STARBUCKS COFFEE COMPANY.
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IT HAS BEEN another brutal week for Britain's prime minister, with her deal to leave Europe swatted down comprehensively again.
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This use case though is a minuscule fraction of all users, who aren't paid to report on the news comprehensively.
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I am going to focus on my family and comprehensively addressing the allegations, but I wish you all great success.
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"Binh is comprehensively trained and quickly grasped the principles of a market economy," said former SBV governor Cao Si Kiem.
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That which could not be comprehensively built through reconciliation cannot be fully dismantled and completely redone by the same method.
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Regulators now take a much more granular look at vehicles and test car pollution levels much more comprehensively, Diess said.
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The Irishman was comprehensively beaten by Nurmagomedov at UFC 229, losing via fourth-round submission, and has not competed since.
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But he is rarely as comprehensively dishonest as he has been about his dealings with Ukraine and the impeachment process.
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The idea that Guardiola would have to compromise his beliefs, to meet English soccer's conventions halfway, has been comprehensively debunked.
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The product hasn't been comprehensively tested on children, however, and shouldn't be used on those under 3, the magazine said.
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World number three, Lithuania, were comprehensively defeated on Wednesday, going down 173-217 to the Aussies in the quarter-finals.
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Until all the investigation concludes, he will comprehensively suspend planned solo activity and activity as a member of F.T. Island.
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"In all civilized nations, it is the norm for cases such as these to be comprehensively investigated," Mr. Anifah said.
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Their contents were disseminated into a comprehensively partisan environment, and the fact of the emails' existence immediately overwhelmed their contents.
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We also comprehensively lay out Amazon&aposs growing array of ad opportunities across its formats, including display, video, and audio.
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"We must remember this when it comes to calibrating consequences for wrongdoers and comprehensively attacking the problem of fake reviews."
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It is meant to provide 1,600 extra beds for the city, which has had its regular medical facilities comprehensively overwhelmed.
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Authors Bob Woodward and Michael Wolff have comprehensively covered the dysfunction at the Trump White House in their best-selling books.
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In a company blog post Wednesday afternoon, YouTube pledged to address the issue comprehensively by fixing gaps in its enforcement policy.
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However, this new research is the first to comprehensively analyze the gap between who generates pollution and who breathes it in.
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" Pete Buttigieg: "I don't think he cares if it gets better, but he certainly doesn't benefit from comprehensively fixing the problem.
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In practice, this involves C-suite and board-level acknowledgement of the issues, and working-level efforts to address them comprehensively.
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Some of these craters were identified in the 1990s, but new scanning techniques allowed the researchers to survey the seafloor comprehensively.
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And more immediately, the President will likely have to answer more comprehensively how he plans to protect future elections from interference.
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A really good case study in how impossible a visceral notion can be to dislodge, even when it's been comprehensively debunked.
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He completely and comprehensively took over the paint, in other words, and has the chops and versatility to keep it up.
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Currently, 172 cities have near-comprehensive municipal broadband solutions for its citizens according to ILSR, which comprehensively tracks municipal network data.
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"We have comprehensively investigated this incident and reviewed the procedures of liquids in the cockpit,"a Condor spokesperson said on Thursday.
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VBA has previously shown itself capable of acting swiftly and comprehensively to address the overall disparity in military sexual trauma claims.
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With over 250 women running for federal office in elections today, it's nearly impossible to comprehensively keep track of them all.
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"It is an incest case that has to be seen more comprehensively than merely an abortion," said Zubaidah, who uses one name.
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So even if it's not dark matter, it's unclear what astronomical objects could so comprehensively mimic what dark matter should look like?
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A battery of traditionally aggressive Republican lobbies and fundraising groups, too, have said they will pressure Congress to more comprehensively repeal Obamacare.
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To finish is a lightweight, yet comprehensively hydrating moisturizer that soothes and balances without over-moisturizing the oilier parts of the face.
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In fact, these forbearances are comprehensively detailed in the rules themselves, which have for years been public and extensively documented and analyzed.
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He said Clinton's plan comprehensively acknowledges these diagnostic and service inequalities that exist, especially on the basis of race, gender and income.
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In addition, China forces foreign firms to transfer their technology to Chinese companies and comprehensively loots commercial secrets, especially from American firms.
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China fully, comprehensively and strictly executed each and every resolution by the UNSC, and fulfilled the responsibility expected from a responsible country.
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May's template to leave the bloc has already been comprehensively rejected twice, but this time it is set to be slightly different.
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Chatbots currently account for business cost savings of $20 million globally, but their ability to deal comprehensively with human problems is limited.
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"While we're hoping it gets addressed comprehensively at the federal and state level, workers in Oakland can't afford to wait," she added.
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He is uniquely positioned to bring together various federal departments to comprehensively address the needs of America's most challenged families and communities.
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But earlier this year, it became the first city to comprehensively rewrite its rules on criminal background checks in public housing applications.
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We also need comprehensively trained professionals to spot the tell-tale signs of TB when patients come in the door for treatment.
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Tarullo and Yellen have implemented the Dodd-Frank regulations thoroughly and comprehensively, arguably helping to restore the health of our financial system.
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BEIJING, July 6 (Reuters) - China will comprehensively push forward with reform of healthcare pricing, the country's top economic planner said on Wednesday.
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We need to comprehensively address temporary hurts and thereby prevent significant harm and the need for legal action in the first place.
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But the actual total is unclear because officials in both states haven't comprehensively tracked how many people die in the government's custody.
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The United Nations did not screen the soldiers for cholera, and it took years to comprehensively improve its sanitation practices in Haiti.
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For that, Europe needs to invest more in civilian and military capabilities, and to start pooling and sharing defense assets more comprehensively.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has comprehensively implemented United Nations sanctions on North Korea, a spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday.
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In the 1960s, we recognized the consequences of a poorly designed system and acted promptly and comprehensively on a life-saving redesign.
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Axial's hyperactivity and proximity to the mainland make it one of the most comprehensively researched and monitored submarine volcanoes in the world.
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The question will be whether they can distill a concise, effective indictment of the President that will move Americans comprehensively against him.
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Still, Myers said if the FDA can implement its agenda quickly and comprehensively as a package, it can bring about transformative change.
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Second, we know the Republican effort to comprehensively repeal and replace "ObamaCare" with one bill is not politically possible or strategically useful.
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As safety is always our top priority, we have comprehensively investigated this incident and reviewed the procedures of liquids in the cockpit.
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And the President was comprehensively out-negotiated by Democrats using their new House majority in a government shutdown over border wall funding.
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These legislators comprehensively protected the rights of faith-based organizations to continue to staff and practice according to their beliefs about marriage.
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What is less clear is whether he is prepared to take any more steps to comprehensively address the conduct on his campaign.
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The state must show that the alternative scheme will cover as many people as Obamacare would, as comprehensively and at comparable cost.
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"A stronger and fairer New Jersey embraces comprehensive criminal justice reform comprehensively, and that includes a process to legalize marijuana," he said.
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Seventy-four percent of consumers surveyed would be open to sharing lifestyle information if it would help physicians treat them more comprehensively.
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The first time we're comprehensively introduced to the Tesseract is in Captain America: The First Avenger, which came out in July 213.
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"He comprehensively acknowledged the allegations against him and provided information on his own offenses," Germany's federal police, the BKA, said in a statement.
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This bundle of legislation, intended to comprehensively update copyright for the internet age, was hotly debated in Parliament and public all last year.
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"The Prime Minister's botched deal provides no certainty or guarantees for the future and was comprehensively rejected by this House," Corbyn told parliament.
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Raonic was beaten more comprehensively, outplayed 6-2 6-4 by American Steve Johnson, who earned his first ever victory over the Canadian.
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Not only was it comprehensively thrown out by MPs at Westminster in January, it appears to have united the public in opposition, too.
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To make matters worse, banking laws designed to detect and combat money laundering and illicit financial activities haven't been updated comprehensively in decades.
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The Black Lives Matter movement has received national attention in pushing for criminal justice reform, but candidates still are not discussing solutions comprehensively.
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A spokesperson for the Chinese embassy told CNN the government "has been comprehensively, accurately, faithfully and strictly implementing" the UN's North Korea resolutions.
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"The EPA is not acting urgently or comprehensively enough to address serious risks that go beyond our drinking water," said subcommittee Chairman Rep.
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Among the requirements, the order demands Equifax comprehensively identify all its technology assets and their locations, and provide a formal process for patching.
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I would like to reiterate that the Chinese government has been comprehensively, accurately, faithfully and strictly implementing the Security Council's DPRK-related resolutions.
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Tokyo says ties cannot be normalized until the three issues of the abduction of Japanese citizens, missiles and nuclear weapons are comprehensively resolved.
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Their posture toward Mr. Trump was, we now know even more comprehensively than we did in January 2017, shaped by Mr. Steele's report.
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"A global health threat requires a maximally inclusive medical infrastructure that can comprehensively manage risks across the population," Michelle Chen wrote at NBC.
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"We have to look comprehensively at the effectiveness of our monetary policy," President Christine Lagarde told reporters at a press conference in Frankfurt.
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Each agency's capacity — not to mention each teacher's ability — to comprehensively understand and therefore better address every child's unique needs was severely limited.
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"The purpose is to test and improve the training level of the troops and comprehensively improve the ability to win," state media said.
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As is comprehensively demonstrated in "Book as System: Sol LeWitt" at Chelsea's indispensable art-book store Printed Matter, it's a format he pioneered.
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"We take gas security of supply seriously which is why we regularly and comprehensively test our assumptions and the latest evidence," she said.
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By acting early and comprehensively, the MPC can reduce uncertainty, bolster confidence, blunt the slowdown, and support the necessary adjustments in the UK economy.
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"All this allows to imagine comprehensively and complexly what the ancient city used to be like before the barbarian(s') destruction," the statement added.
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Cerberus told Alitalia that it was still interested in buying the airline if it could be comprehensively restructured, the FT said, citing sources. on.ft.
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BEIJING, Sept 28 (Reuters) - China has comprehensively implemented United Nations sanctions on North Korea, a spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday.
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German Justice Minister Katarina Barley, also from the SPD, said the events were "very worrying" and had to be quickly and comprehensively cleared up.
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The fifth is acceptance: the stage attained most comprehensively by Mrs May, who opposed Brexit but is now enacting it in its harshest form.
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Now, the emergence of yet another new service like Alexa Calling underscores just how comprehensively that business is ebbing away for the old stalwarts.
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They can "record from (listen to) or stimulate (talk to) small subsets of nerve fibers very selectively, and reasonably comprehensively," Clark explained via email.
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The Berlin-based nonprofit wrote in its report that its researchers have "credibly substantiated," confirmed, or "comprehensively confirmed" at least 336 chemical weapons attacks.
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We have a society where the individual is perhaps freer than any other society because the government is securing the social contract so comprehensively.
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But now there is a solution that'll tackle the problem comprehensively and in a way that each piece of the IT puzzle is considered.
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The senators asked the IGs "perform your duties dispassionately and comprehensively" and then requested that they respond to the lawmakers' questions by March 31.
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If fully implemented, this proposal would greatly weaken EPA's ability to comprehensively consider the scientific evidence across the full array of health effects studies.
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While it is difficult to comprehensively track cases where the law is asserted, Goldman said it has been a rough period for the defense.
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Venezuela had comprehensively denied access to Zeid's staff, refusing his regional representative a visa for the past two and a half years, he said.
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He said Poland had been comprehensively reforming its judicial system since parliamentary elections in 2015, aiming to increase its effectiveness and restore public trust.
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One of the best known results of that bipartisan cooperation was their ultimately unsuccessful joint effort to comprehensively reform the United States immigration system.
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Putin has so comprehensively transformed Russia (restored, some might say, after a flawed semidemocratic interlude under Boris Yeltsin) that he has transformed reality itself.
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Doing it the right way — comprehensively — could fund new spending and reduce the debt, while making the tax system fairer at little economic cost.
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Plus, you can track your fitness activity more comprehensively than ever — with nine metrics including cardio fitness, flights of stairs climbed, movement, and more.
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Later, you'll be comprehensively prodded and probed (no doubt to prepare you for the increased risk of alien abduction that comes with the job).
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The Fed and the BOJ both hold two-day policy meetings that end next Wednesday, with the BOJ due to comprehensively review its policies.
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" He pledged to "comprehensively and thoroughly remove the bad influence of Sun Zhengcai and the leftover poison of the thoughts of Bo and Wang.
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Anticipation for the main event and a comprehensively stacked card underneath it made UFC 223 the first quality mixed martial arts offering of 2018.
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If one considers our gallery records comprehensively, our greatest strength centres on the market for New York painting and sculpture between 25 and 7303.
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However, despite the complicated, intense, and fatal outcomes of Hernandez's story, Killer Inside moves carefully and comprehensively when exploring the motives behind his actions.
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What I meant, I didn't see what was written, but what I meant is, I'm very interested in how we think about regions comprehensively.
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Mr. Trump has demanded that the North quickly and comprehensively dismantle its arsenal of nuclear warheads and long-range missiles, and their production facilities.
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Twice in the last seven years Washington has taken up the challenge of comprehensively addressing the exploding costs and inadequate reach of healthcare coverage.
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This comprehensively changes Buy America and Buy American laws to close loopholes in current law and extend domestic content protections to more federal programs.
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In addition to the sleek cover of the magazine, the editors have made sure to get the point across as comprehensively as they can.
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Mr. Trump has demanded that the North quickly and comprehensively dismantle its arsenal of nuclear warheads and long-range missiles, and their production facilities.
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Recognizing racism today, rather, is essential to expanding upon the movements of the past, creating the awareness needed to notice injustice more critically and comprehensively.
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It's clear from the second you unbox and set up the Portals that the company hoped to address its privacy concerns as comprehensively as possible.
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"It is everyone's dream, to build a moderately prosperous society comprehensively," goes the song in a cartoon video released by Xinhua, the state news agency.
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"On the name issue, the government is negotiating and supports a compound name that will be comprehensively used throughout," Kotzias said on Thursday, without elaborating.
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"The intention of cartel authorities, here and overseas, is that the antitrust remedies allow competitors ... to be comprehensively enabled over the long term," Baumann said.
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"The leadership at (Dugway) did not comprehensively investigate these mishaps, address incidents as training/educational opportunities, or take disciplinary action against personnel," the report said.
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"Not many states have incorporated the declaration comprehensively into national law – and some are doing the opposite, by developing laws that restrict defenders," she said.
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That triggered a rapid response to neutralize the discharge petition and negotiate on immigration -- an issue that hadn't been addressed comprehensively since the late 1980s.
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Anything less than a high-standard, 21st-century NAFTA agreement, comprehensively addressing all relevant sectors and issues, would be a disservice to the United States.
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Still, for the first time it is possible to imagine a ruling from a fully seated Supreme Court to comprehensively outlaw discrimination against transgender people.
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The Unification Ministry said its stance remains that it "will strive to comprehensively protect the civil liberties and social rights of the North Korean people".
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But her party is divided over the best way to leave the EU, and in January comprehensively rejected an exit deal she negotiated with Brussels.
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But her party is divided over the best way to leave the EU, and earlier this month comprehensively rejected an exit deal she negotiated with Brussels.
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We're issuing a new executive action next week that will comprehensively protect our country, so we'll be going along the one path and hopefully winning that.
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"SGX is recognised globally as the one-stop, multi-asset platform to trade Chinese assets and manage risks comprehensively, across equities, currencies and commodities," it said.
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The central bank said it would also "comprehensively" use monetary policy tools, including open market operations, reserve requirement ratios and re-lending to keep liquidity ample.
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And while Sony has comprehensively beaten Microsoft this generation in most regards, this is an area where it'd do well to take notes for the future.
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Sonny Keraf, a former environment minister who led talks on Indonesia's 2009 mining law, said the government needs to follow up on the BPK report "comprehensively".
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That followed a similarly contentious defeat for Kazakh fighter Vassily Levit, who lost on points to Russia's Evgeny Tishchenko despite appearing to comprehensively outfight his opponent.
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"A team of the best military, civilian and private sector cyber security experts to comprehensively review all of our cyber security systems and technology," said Trump.
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Homey is an interesting company, its PowerUp product has comprehensively smashed its $25,000 goal on Indiegogo and the campaign has another month or so to go.
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In 2015, world leaders gathered at the United Nations in New York City to pledge their commitment to another 15 years of comprehensively addressing global challenges.
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To do it comprehensively, we'd have to send undercover agents into every major skin-care brand and infiltrate their laboratories, bank accounts, and archival institutional data.
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At the bottom end, BHS has been undercut by discounters like Primark, and elsewhere it has comprehensively lost out to fast-fashion stores such as Zara.
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Candidates who don't propose ways to comprehensively pay for their ideas shouldn't be considered fiscally unserious and progressive candidates shouldn't indulge the idea that they are.
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As the Conservative Party now metamorphoses, Labour has comprehensively abandoned the social-democratic center-ground from which it won three successive elections between 1997 and 2005.
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The "Basics Covered" kit, which Nurx says is intended for those who usually get comprehensively tested each year but also want to get tested more regularly.
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Nonratification would signal that Beijing gets to dictate policy in the region, and the attempt to integrate Vietnam comprehensively in a rules-based international economy fails.
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The court comprehensively rejected China's view of things, ruling that only claims consistent with the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) were valid.
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Then we must move past thoughts, prayers, and condemnations — and act swiftly and comprehensively to counter this threat before the next attack claims more innocent lives.
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Froome gained time over all his rivals on Saturday, notably on Australian Richie Porte, who had beaten him comprehensively last month at the Criterium du Dauphine.
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The Administration currently does not comprehensively screen social media posts of those applying for immigrant visas or for entry into the United States through refugee programs.
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We're moving from a system where no businesses have been regulated at all in this industry to what will be a highly and comprehensively regulated industry.
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"Even if mere allegations cause our people to stop sending their sons and daughters to sports, we need to act immediately and comprehensively," Mr. Ghani said.
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Min, whose daughter attends college in the US, said social distancing should be "instituted comprehensively" in the US to avoid the national crisis seen in Italy.
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"As safety is always our top priority, we have comprehensively investigated this incident and reviewed the procedures of liquids in the cockpit," the spokesperson's statement continued.
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Every property is verified and reviewed comprehensively to make sure it's up to snuff, like this $2.1 million estate retreat on Lake Tinaroo in Yungaburra, Australia.
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But supporters of the E.R.A. say there are still gaps in existing laws, both at the federal and state level, that need to be addressed comprehensively.
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The mainland's foreign ministry said on Sunday it would comprehensively implement the resolutions, with a firm stance on denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, Dow Jones reported.
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" Mr. Maduro said in a post on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon that he had activated his National Defense Council to respond "comprehensively to this imperial threat.
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Still, major media companies reluctantly adjusted with more open partisanship and clearer motivation, aside from comprehensively describing the world, to challenge the legitimacy of Mr. Trump.
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Ahead of the press conference on Friday, the U.S. president sought to comprehensively undermine May's government with a stunning rebuke of her approach to Brexit negotiations.
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"Any connection between the Christchurch attacker and members of the Identitarians in Austria needs to be comprehensively and ruthlessly investigated," Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz had tweeted.
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"We do not support sanctions, generally, because we don't find them to be effective unless they are very well implemented comprehensively," he said in May 2014.
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Once white art makers have dealt honestly and comprehensively with white complicity in the killing and dehumanizing of Black people what else might they turn to?
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The main reason the lead problem has not been comprehensively tackled (even though it's well-understood scientifically) is that it would require a lot of money.
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The information for each track is also editable by all — so if you're nuts about comprehensively cataloguing your iTunes library, go wild for the rest of us!
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There's too much to describe comprehensively here, but the point is that companies will need to have a better handle on all this when under public scrutiny.
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While no single photography exhibit should be tasked with comprehensively summing up a place as vast and ancient as India, this one misses some pretty big things.
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The hope is to run 100 more expeditions over the next decade, by which time Colombia's forests, swamps and mountains will have been comprehensively sampled and recorded.
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The Slovak Statistics Office said Sunday that independent candidate Jan Lunter won the region with 48.5 percent of the vote, comprehensively beating Kotleba, who received 23.2 percent.
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Vladimir Putin consolidated his position of power as Russian president Monday with results confirming that his allies in the lower house of parliament had comprehensively won elections.
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"By acting early and comprehensively, the (Bank) can reduce uncertainty, bolster confidence, blunt the slowdown and support the necessary adjustments in the UK economy," he told reporters.
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"We will abide by the resolution and hope all parties will comprehensively implement the resolution," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei told a regular briefing in Beijing.
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"The team can't comprehensively identify a day in our records where there hasn't been rain somewhere on continental Australia," a bureau spokesman told the Sydney Morning Herald.
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"We comprehensively tested every other alternative," said Dr. Glass, the lead author of the study, which will be published in the American Journal of Sociology in September.
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Emails from its own scientists show the International Agency for Research on Cancer failed to comprehensively review evidence on human exposure to the cancer-causing chemical benzene.
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American Unity Fund supports comprehensively amending the Civil Rights Act to include protections for sexual orientation and gender identity while also codifying important protections for religious liberty.
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Billions of text posts, photos, and videos are uploaded to social media every day, a firehose of information that's impossible for human moderators to sift through comprehensively.
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Billions of images have been created since then, but only in recent years have amateurs' contributions begun to be comprehensively assessed as both collectibles and cultural artifacts.
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But the paper — being comprehensively outgunned by The Washington Post on Watergate — soon redeployed its star scoop-machine to Washington to try to retrieve some journalistic dignity.
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But the government's move underlined a growing consensus about Britain's zero-tolerance marijuana policy: "Any war has been comprehensively and irreversibly lost," a former leader of Mrs.
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The fact of the matter is that healthcare in the United States is broken by default, and it's entirely and comprehensively fucked for anyone outside that default.
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Medicare, meanwhile, is only starting to more comprehensively cover methadone for addiction treatment in 2020, while it's covered buprenorphine for addiction for years (though with some hurdles).
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"Since climate change affects every aspect of our economy, we intend to provide recommendations that will allow Congress to address the climate crisis comprehensively," Melvin Felix said.
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Encouraging those comprehensively insured now to switch to catastrophic plans will further undermine insurers' ability to spread risks among enough healthy people to prevent sharp premium rises.
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Pompeo said he had been comprehensively briefed on Trump's one-on-one meeting with Putin, who U.S. intelligence agencies said knew about Russia's meddling in the election.
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But I've never used a case, and I've never had a screen develop scratches so quickly or so comprehensively in a decade of using iPhones and Android phones.
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To see him onstage last week, nearly bent double over the Go board and fidgeting with his hair, was to see a man comprehensively put in his place.
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A September blog post detailed new features that allow users to follow specific developers and publishers, as well as more comprehensively filter out content they don't to see.
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" In a statement of his own on Tuesday, Mr. Najib said that he welcomed the attorney general's findings, and that the matter "has been comprehensively put to rest.
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It is best to be in this exhibition, comprehensively, for a good long while, not just to look at it, but to respond to it physically and emotionally.
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U.S. banking law was comprehensively revised by the Dodd Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act in 2010 as a response to the financial crisis of 2008.
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For cities of 3 to 5 million, which include many provincial capitals, such restrictions will be "comprehensively relaxed," although the NDRC did not provide specifics on such moves.
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As technology develops, however, Juniper expects that this will improve and the ability of bots to deal comprehensively with human health care queries could increase to 75 percent.
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I also remain concerned the president does not comprehensively address security and economic issues with China, and continues to avoid raising human rights concerns in a meaningful way.
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Other than the Border Patrol, no other federal agency, and none at the state level in California, Arizona, New Mexico, or Texas, seeks to comprehensively track migrant deaths.
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In the 1970s a group of academics and security researchers held a conference and were tasked with devising a hypothetical surveillance system that could comprehensively track every American.
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We're determined to get at the facts just as quickly and as comprehensively as we can," he continued in an interview he taped with CBS' "Face the Nation.
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The research, with no formal links to the airport or the government, used small sensors dotted around the airport to pick up changes in air quality more comprehensively.
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Illinois lawmakers voted to legalize adult use cannabis sales, making it the 11th state to legalize marijuana outright and the first to comprehensively do so via legislative action.
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CFIUS asked that the vote be postponed 30 days in order for it to have more time to comprehensively evaluate the national security implications of the proposed transaction.
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"For other (measures), the Commission did not comprehensively consider Greece's implementation capacity in the design process and thus did not adapt the scope and timing accordingly," it said.
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Uber should comprehensively audit and review its practices, including for compliance with state and federal equal pay laws, to ensure compensation is set for legitimate business-related reasons.
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"Woody has told his story comprehensively in his book; we highly recommend that anyone with questions reads it," a spokesperson for Allen said in a statement on Monday.
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"Woody has told his story comprehensively in his book; we highly recommend that anyone with questions reads it," a spokesperson for Allen said in a statement on Monday.
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"We created the program because Microsoft, as well as the global workforce, is stronger when we have a diverse workforce that comprehensively represents those we serve," he states.
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But the source said there was now a recognition in Berlin that the Italians should move to shore up their banks "as fast and as comprehensively as possible".
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He does not dismiss the attack's economic impact as comprehensively as some have done, even if it did not have the decisive effect that had been hoped for.
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Kim also "comprehensively and anatomically analyzed the problems arising in the overall state building including the state management and economic construction in the present time," the agency said.
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Kim also "comprehensively and anatomically analyzed the problems arising in the overall state building including the state management and economic construction in the present time," the agency said.
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Also cheap and easy: Russia's cross-platform disinformation assault during the 2016 election, as comprehensively laid out in a new report from the Senate Intelligence Committee this week.
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"As safety is always our top priority, we have comprehensively investigated this incident and reviewed the procedures of liquids in the cockpit," said Magdalena Hauser, a Condor spokeswoman.
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It's a question that is expounded on much more comprehensively in "Lifecycle of Software Objects," but remains just as interesting a question here in our increasingly digital world.
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Marwell comprehensively recounts this case of justice denied, and how — helped by his wealthy family, loyal friends and Nazi sympathizers — Mengele succeeded in evading his would-be captors.
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But their job, Ms. Stamper notes, isn't to say what something is, but to objectively and comprehensively catalog the many different ways words are used by real people.
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S&P said the new budget does not comprehensively address Illinois' $130 billion unfunded pension liability but incorporates a $1.4 billion drop in the state's fiscal 2018 pension contributions.
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A large survey exhibition comprehensively traces the internet's influence on artistic practice since 225, uneasily and unexpectedly revealing how it can subsume both the art and its viewing contexts.
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" State government adeptly and comprehensively responded to Shumlin's call to action Multiple state and local actors sprung worked cooperatively to create a holistic, effective approach nicknamed "hub and spoke.
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The EHang 216, which can seat two passengers, has been tested comprehensively and is essentially ready for mass production, said Derrick Xiong, co-founder of Chinese drone maker EHang.
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Systematically working on making sure that Brainly covers those comprehensively could make it a really coveted and used app for students taking those classes and preparing for those exams.
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Zierath, who did not participate as a researcher in the current study, also appreciated the fact that the authors comprehensively examined the effects on both younger and older participants.
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"Opioid addiction, like most human behavioral traits, is a very complex issue that is hugely unlikely to be comprehensively explained by a small set of genetic variations," said Austin.
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Bayer originally offered $122 per share but will up the offer verbally on July 1 after it "comprehensively addressed Monsanto's questions concerning financing of the transaction," the statement said.
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China's Commerce Ministry said it had noted the inclusion of CFIUS in the act and would "comprehensively assess the contents", paying close attention to the impact on Chinese firms.
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They are an emphatic rejection of all things malevolent and sordid, and an emphatic assertion of pleasure, catharsis, inventiveness, sensuality (understood comprehensively), unbridled growth, and connection with the world.
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Current reigning champions India comprehensively defeated Pakistan by 124 runs in their opening match of the competition -- an event that drew in a TV audience of over a billion.
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"We will comprehensively use price and quantitative tools to strengthen fine-tuning in a preemptive way to keep liquidity in the banking system basically stable," the central bank said.
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By so comprehensively outpointing the American President in full view of the world -- and the viewers back home on state television in Russia -- Putin engineered a full circle moment.
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"Since 2014, we've worked hard to implement the 'right to be forgotten' ruling thoughtfully and comprehensively in Europe," Peter Fleischer, Google's global privacy counsel, said in a written statement.
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The track titles alone make Greta Van Fleet's Achilles' heel painfully clear: They are too unqualified to address these themes comprehensively yet not self-aware enough to realize it.
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I recently released the report of our Blue Ribbon Panel on School Safety in Los Angeles, which reflects the panel's consensus that school safety needs to be addressed comprehensively.
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I spent a few years researching and developing the project before I began filming, because I wanted to make sure that I understood comprehensively the terrorism that was lynching.
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The Irishman was comprehensively beaten by Nurmagomedov at UFC 229, losing to the Russian via fourth-round submission, after which a huge cageside brawl between the two teams erupted.
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A disturbing picture emerges of top school officials treating recurring cases of sexual impropriety as isolated personnel problems, not as a structural issue that should have been managed comprehensively.
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Decades of attempts to reform the U.N. Security Council are – like the Council itself on issues such as Syria, the South China Sea and wider human rights – comprehensively deadlocked.
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" "More specifically: it would mean the death of 'separation of powers' in Hong Kong, a doctrine fundamental to the common law rule of law -- and one Beijing comprehensively rejects.
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China's Commerce Ministry said it had noted the inclusion of CFIUS in the act and would "comprehensively assess the contents," paying close attention to the impact on Chinese firms.
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China would strictly and comprehensively implement its duties under the U.N. Security Council resolutions, which meant implementing sanctions but also making efforts to get back to talks, she added.
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Hamilton used the totality of the American Pavilion's neo-classical architecture as a conceptual installation, and through her sculptural transformation of the space, comprehensively expressed America's social-political history.
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New York City's subway system is in dire straits, and according to the Office of the Governor, it'll cost upwards of $22 billion in order to comprehensively improve the system.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Netherlands' future relationship with the euro will be comprehensively debated by its parliament following an election in March, after lawmakers commissioned a report on the currency's future.
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"It would not be possible to comprehensively work on peace, reconciliation, and stability without the participation of the almost 1 million refugees who currently live in our country," he said.
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The Library's existing record of Twitter's first 12 years isn't going anywhere, but — as an included white paper points out — it isn't the institution's usual practice to gather data comprehensively.
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Although US companies have responded with increased automated and human-led moderation, these efforts still can't hope to comprehensively police sites where billions of users upload new content every day.
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However, the Trump Organization is not trying to comprehensively identify all foreign profits to its hotel business, according to a company policy document recently provided to the House Oversight Committee.
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The New York Times provided an urgently needed public service by printing an article which comprehensively informed the American citizens of a voter disenfranchisement practice that systematically goes after felons.
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Among other things, GAO expressed concern about DHS's failure to systematically review the reliability of the data it used to make its determinations and to comprehensively identify and communicate limitations.
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Officials at the bank said the lengthy meeting was not due to any out of the ordinary matter, but the board of governors had comprehensively assessed global and domestic risks.
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Mertens entered the tournament having won two second-tier events on clay including 16 wins and one defeat, albeit against Halep last month in Madrid when she was comprehensively beaten.
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A group of legislators in California have sneakily but comprehensively "eviscerated" the state's imminent net neutrality bill, removing a huge amount of protections in a set of last-minute amendments.
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I mention this because the contributions that black artists have made to abstraction — in terms of innovation, challenge, and subversion — have yet to be comprehensively addressed by the art world.
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Mr. Coats said the new order installed a process to ensure the intelligence community was doing all it could to track interference before the election and comprehensively review it afterward.
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There may be ways round the 2011 act, but it could take Mr Johnson time to find them—the more so since he has so comprehensively lost his Commons majority.
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Beaten comprehensively in Atlanta on Sunday in the first leg, 234-222, the Red Bulls failed to muster any real challenge in the second, scoring only at the game's end.
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In order to comprehensively reprogram ourselves, we'd want to insert corrective genes into a virus that would disperse them throughout the body, but doing so could alarm the immune system.
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Now, Maryland education advocates are again mobilizing for another battle in Annapolis as state lawmakers seek to comprehensively overhaul the school funding system for the first time in 15 years.
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Employment, which is measured comprehensively on a quarterly basis, rose in 13 of the 14 sectors, with the information and communication sector posting the largest rate of increase at 10.7%.
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" However, in benchmarking against Russian capabilities, the paper stated that "the U.K.'s ground forces are comprehensively outgunned and outranged, leaving enemy artillery free to prosecute fire missions with impunity.
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The study did not look comprehensively at how many people were uprooted by "slow onset" disasters like droughts where it is harder to judge the beginning and end, Gore said.
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It also said it would make efforts to improve internal monitoring processes and "comprehensively strengthen management of the website operations and staff and strive to return online at the earliest".
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"Such technology advances are making it possible to comprehensively secure land rights in participatory and cost-effective ways that were unimaginable even a decade ago," Deininger told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Why it matters: The research is the first of its kind to comprehensively look at how changes in the environment have begun to sharply limit the range of thousands of species.
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The new proposals aimed to comprehensively address all the U.S. concerns, although the focus was on the procedural issues rather than questions about judicial over-reach, which would require U.S. input.
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"We believe that the enhanced firewall remedies we proposed to safeguard the editorial independence of Sky News addressed comprehensively and constructively the C.M.A.'s provisional concerns," Fox said in a statement.
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Shanghai Commercial Bank said it had "comprehensively enhanced its internal anti-money laundering/counter-terrorist financing mechanism", and that this included expanding manpower and resources, and stepping up appropriate staff training.
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"Everything must be done to identify the perpetrators as rapidly and comprehensively as possible, and to punish them irrespective of their origin or background," she said on the German government's website.
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While men really only have their eyes on the woman, women look at the scene more comprehensively regardless of their sexual orientation, meaning they also closely watch the female pornographic actresses.
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They are increasingly connected with other care providers through shared electronic records, making it more feasible to look comprehensively at all of their patients' medications regardless of who has prescribed them.
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Completely disregarding the advice of top Republicans, Trump had thrown himself unequivocally and comprehensively behind Moore -- and so the deeply flawed Republican candidate's upset loss on Tuesday is now his own.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said he expected the Syria conflict to be "discussed comprehensively" at a July 16 summit between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki.
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"In order to comprehensively manage the climate crisis, we need breakthrough innovations, the kind that will only be possible through significant investment in university research," Stewart Resnick said in a statement.
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The bipartisan House Problem Solvers Caucus and several bipartisan groups of senators have each proposed plans that would marry these two ideas together, comprehensively saving the Dreamers and protecting the border.
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"If they do not do something that comprehensively addresses their budget problem and their long-term accumulated budgetary liabilities, then we certainly would take action," Fitch analyst Karen Krop said Monday.
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Given that the Russian leader so comprehensively outdueled Trump in Helsinki, Putin may have had little inclination to offer the US President a do-over in such a high-profile setting.
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Independent investigations by Argentine forensics experts and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights comprehensively debunked the government account, illustrating its many omissions, inconsistencies, and reliance on testimony obtained through torture.
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Gao said China would "comprehensively" remove all market access restrictions for foreign investors by the end of March, in areas not included in a foreign investment "negative" list published in June.
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"My plan to disarm hate starts with comprehensively identifying the threat of white supremacist terrorism and combating it directly with a coordinated federal response," Castro said in a post on Medium.com.
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No one has comprehensively cataloged how they reached out to news outlets—or in some cases how WikiLeaks did, with leaks that Russian agents provided—or exactly which outlets were targeted.
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He has comprehensively answered the question posed at the beginning of his term: would he change to accommodate the presidency or bend the office in deference to his wild, unrestrained personality?
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Djokovic comprehensively beat Rafa Nadal in last year's final at Melbourne Park to lift the Australian Open trophy for a record seventh time and has been in prime form this year.
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The Oxfam study did not look comprehensively at how many people were uprooted by "slow onset" disasters like droughts, where it is harder to judge the beginning and end, Gore said.
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"We feel it is necessary to distribute this public information for those unfamiliar with this conspiracy theory, which has been comprehensively litigated in the press," Deputy Campaign Manager Kate Bedingfield wrote.
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Meaningful Nafta renegotiation must comprehensively focus on balanced trade that provides real wage growth for American, Canadian and most especially Mexican workers, whose suppressed wages are harmful for all three countries.
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"By acting early and comprehensively, the (Bank) can reduce uncertainty, bolster confidence, blunt the slowdown and support the necessary adjustments in the UK economy," BoE Governor Mark Carney told a news conference.
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Tata Sons said the Unitech transaction was "a bona fide real estate deal that had no relation to the 2G licences", adding that it had "comprehensively addressed questions from all government agencies".
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Bernie Sanders would mostly build on the current tax system, while Republicans would comprehensively reform it, either by imposing a flat tax or broadening the base and reducing the top marginal rate.
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Ophele singled out the EU's sweeping MiFID II securities rules that were introduced in January, saying they should be more comprehensively applied to foreign firms to ensure consumer protection and financial stability.
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In a statement on its website, the agency said it would "actively promote increased cooperation with customs administrations of all countries and regions to jointly fight and comprehensively manage" intellectual property rights.
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The lawyers' report, however, "was delivered in the form of an oral presentation that fully and comprehensively presented the individual and aggregated findings and the evidence supporting the findings," Mr. Garland said.
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But the government has been comprehensively reevaluating the domestic mineral processing requirements, amid concerns that the current deadline for full processing of all minerals by 2017 may not work for certain metals.
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The confusion and division are emblematic of NATO's inability so far to deal comprehensively with threats washing up on its southern tier: terrorism, radical Islam, anarchy in North Africa and uncontrolled migration.
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This new system from Fraunhofer does it more intelligently, getting a basic idea of the object to be scanned and planning out what motions will let it do so efficiently and comprehensively.
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Right now I'm at the South by Southwest music festival, an avalanche of more than 2,000 acts in five days — far more of a festival than anyone can pretend to cover comprehensively.
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Whatever his failings as a human, he is an offensive savant who, as SB Nation's Bill Connelly notes rather comprehensively, reliably salvages whatever program will have him and does so in style.
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So now—left with no other option—I have taken it upon myself to lay out, comprehensively and definitively, for the first and last time, the true purpose of the dusty stick.
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Ensuring that domestic worker voices were comprehensively represented every step of the way, they also broadened their organizing to include employers and families who rely upon domestic workers to support the campaign.
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The study, the first to comprehensively assess some of the oldest Zika babies in Brazil, focused on 2142 of the most disabled children born with abnormally small heads, a condition called microcephaly.
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It is not possible to comprehensively assess Mr. O'Keefe's sources of funding, since the Veritas groups are registered under sections of the tax code that do not require public disclosure of donors.
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But even — maybe especially — if it were comprehensively successful, it would still deserve to be discarded, because it represents a dereliction of duty, a refusal to stare actual failure in its face.
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On Friday, President Trump signed an executive order directing the Treasury Secretary to work with other regulators to comprehensively review Dodd-Frank requirements, and determine what areas may need to be revisited.
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"To enable banks to comprehensively comply with our requirements, we will grant bank-specific phase-in periods," she said, adding that such periods can last months, possibly years, depending on individual circumstances.
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For example, the European General Data Protection Regulation, when it enters into effect in May 2018, will require organizations comprehensively review and audit third-party contracts and supply chains to ensure compliance.
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So rather than demanding that teenagers completely refrain from doing drugs or being around them, Safety First teachers comprehensively explain specifics in 45-minute intervals over the course of 15 separate lessons.
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In all the years since the deal, the IRA, the multiple Protestant paramilitaries known as Loyalists, Northern Ireland's police nor the British state have ever comprehensively owned up to their past misdeeds.
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Yet most top political leaders have not yet felt the need to go out of their way to comprehensively condemn this new wave of extremist thought, despite evidence the problem is worsening.
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"As far as marijuana, or cannabis, is concerned, any war has been comprehensively and irreversibly lost," Hague wrote in the Daily Telegraph newspaper, reversing his previous tough approach towards drug law enforcement.
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The High Court found the inquiry had failed to comprehensively examine corruption allegations over the deal to buy 30 billion rand ($2 billion) of European military hardware for the South African armed forces.
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And the approach that was tried and has been tried now repeatedly over ten years to do this comprehensively, all at once in a massive piece of legislation has no chance of passage.
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"We don't find [the sanctions] to be effective unless they are very well implemented comprehensively, and that's a very hard thing to do," Tiller said during the annual Exxon shareholder meeting in 2014.
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Of course it's rarely that simple (though don't rule it out), but the only way to be sure is to comprehensively question everyone involved and carefully compare the answers with real-world practices.
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The government is now "comprehensively evaluating (the requirements) for each commodity," coal and minerals director general Bambang Gatot said on Thursday, referring to meetings on the rule with acting mining minister Luhut Pandjaitan.
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Uber must also comprehensively account for every person that has seen or heard any part of the files, including employees of Stroz Friedberg, the independent firm that Uber hired to conduct due diligence.
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"To enable banks to comprehensively comply with our requirements, we will grant bank-specific phase-in periods," she said, adding that the process could last months or possibly years, depending on individual circumstances.
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The call for broad debt cancellation, universal free college and the expansion of the Pell Grant program comprehensively touches the bases to relieve the current student-loan debt crisis and make college affordable.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Triumphant European Ryder Cup captain Thomas Bjorn said his 12 players had made his job an "easy one" during a weekend in which they comprehensively outplayed the United States in France.
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The first "test-tube" baby was born in 1978, meaning that not enough cyclical time has passed to comprehensively understand what will happen to most embryos that go unused during the IVF process.
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It is difficult to say whether the problem with embezzlement has worsened or if the growth of the leagues simply means more cases; there is no clearinghouse comprehensively tracking fraud in youth sports.
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The report, entitled "Don't bank on the bomb", found that 22 financial institutions comprehensively prevented any involvement in nuclear weapon producing companies in 2017, up from 18 in 2016 and 813 in 2015.
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The exception was the Nissan GT-R, a two-door sports car, which the company produces too few of to comprehensively review its record, said Nick Maxfield, a Nissan spokesman, in an email.
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Mr. Nix has said that the firm's profiles helped shape Mr. Trump's strategy — statements disputed by other campaign officials — but also that Cambridge did not have enough time to comprehensively model Trump voters.
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Observers have noted there's a risk that an elite group of informants could be biasing Bezos's work toward their favored projects, rather than honestly and comprehensively assessing who exactly has the best idea.
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We developed our co-working management software, Satellite Deskworks, along with our now patented tracking and automation, to run any type of shared use center, and to do it simply, intuitively, and comprehensively.
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" Mr. Abbott said that because criminal action might have involved multiple jurisdictions, "it is essential that the Texas Rangers work with the Walker County Sheriff's Office to comprehensively investigate all potential criminal conduct.
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But Cohen and Zenko march through the evidence commandingly and comprehensively; and their case has never been more apt and important than it is right now, when a professional fearmonger leads the country.
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"It's unfortunate that our Democratic colleagues refused to work with us in a serious way to comprehensively address Obamacare's failures," Mr. McConnell, the Senate bill's chief author, said Wednesday on the Senate floor.
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Bayer argued last week that it had comprehensively addressed Monsanto's questions about financing and regulatory matters and said it was prepared to make certain commitments to regulators, if required, to complete a deal.
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While we are putting forward some nuts and bolts of climate policies that are ready to go now, we are also working on long-term climate policies that comprehensively address the big picture.
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Congress has not even tried to budget comprehensively for at least a decade, under both Republican and Democratic control, and congressional leaders have decapitated the Budget Committees, which were created for that purpose.
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The rules, part of China's efforts to cut pollution and ensure its resources are "comprehensively utilized", were published by the industry ministry on Wednesday and have been opened to the public for consultation.
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Opponents of the ACA, having failed to comprehensively address the law, now have the chance to target its harmful pieces one by one, and also now with some help from across the aisle.
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"It's crucial to go to a care center with good neurology and genetics teams that can evaluate the child comprehensively," said Dr. Ghayda Mirzaa, a pediatric neurologist and colleague of Dobyns at Seattle Children's.
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Precisely, this is done using a version of the highly successful numerical weather prediction system of the European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), which comprehensively accounts for emissions and atmospheric composition processes.
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Daimler (the parent company of Mercedes-Benz) told The Verge that the company shares this data with the government because it is mandated, but that customers are "comprehensively informed" on how it is used.
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Respondents concluded that social media companies need to do more to comprehensively stem the tide of hate on their platforms; an overwhelming majority — 84 percent — want to see better tools for stopping harassment online.
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Certainly we all remember the Cheesecake Assassin and his opponent comprehensively demonstrating the striking options from 50/50: When the two returned to the feet, Ferguson continued to throw kicks, unperturbed by the knockdown.
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That was due to a big rise in employment, which is measured comprehensively on a quarterly basis and jumped by 3.7% or 81,200 people year-on-year in the three months to end-March.
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"We can meet the steep demands in autonomous driving through an industry-wide collaboration more comprehensively, rapidly and at lower costs than by going alone," Chief Executive Elmar Degenhart said in an emailed statement.
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It's past time for policymakers to respond to this crisis – swiftly, boldly and comprehensively – with prevention and treatment solutions that match the scale and scope of the deadliest opioid overdose crisis of our lifetimes.
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The Government Accounting Office paper calls on lawmakers to create an independent commission to "comprehensively examine" the U.S. retirement system — including Social Security, workplace retirement plans and individual savings — and make recommendations for improvements.
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We will be able to talk comprehensively about the complete dismantling of North Korea's nuclear program, the establishment of a peace regime on the peninsula, and even the normalization of North Korea-US relations.
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According to emails, the FCC considered issuing another public notice to seek further comment on some of the issues that were not comprehensively addressed, including a decision to apply strict regulations to mobile broadband.
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The Pacific Northwest news organizations also found that neither Oregon nor Washington comprehensively track deaths because jail officials instead report their facilities' statistics to federal officials—but they do so on a voluntary basis.
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In the past two decades, radar- and satellite based systems for tracking planes have proliferated to the point that as soon as 2018 aviation around the entire globe will be comprehensively tracked by satellite.
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The movement of "Corbynistas" — an alliance of young leftist dreamers and old guard Leninists who have demolished Tony Blair's centrist "New Labour" as comprehensively as Trump has hijacked the Republican Party — embraces an ideology.
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All of that money goes to further illustrate the standing of gaming as one of the biggest entertainment mediums on a global scale—more profitable than Hollywood blockbusters, and comprehensively outstripping the music business.
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But its manpower is comprehensively dwarfed by the bigger boys putting out franchises like Assassin's Creed and Grand Theft Auto, series that Sniper Elite is definitely looking at in its level-to-level layouts.
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Pouring a bucket of ice-cold water over your head, or liking or sharing a charity online might help raise awareness, but what campaigns that go comprehensively viral really need is cold, hard cash.
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"Instead of fixing their eyes on Chinese shipping, they had better ask their government whether it has fully and comprehensively implemented the relevant Security Council resolutions," a foreign affairs spokeswoman, Hua Chunying, told journalists.
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But in the wake of what happened in April, bonuses "will be made more comprehensively subject to progress in 2017 on significant improvement in the customer experience," the company said in a financial filing.
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Given the sensitive national security and privacy issues involved in this extraordinary investigation, we think Congress is best placed to use the information we and others provide to inform the public comprehensively and completely.
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Congress should say no to these cuts, and instead increase funding for Earth observation missions that collect imagery continuously and comprehensively, use a wide range of sensors and freely distribute imagery to the public.
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China on Tuesday condemned measures targeting it in a new U.S. defense act, saying it would comprehensively assess aspects that beef up the role of a key panel tasked with reviewing foreign investment proposals.
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Since the middle of the Obama administration, however, the Pentagon has quietly and comprehensively changed its approach to those wars, aiming for a much more sustainable "advise and assist" model working through local forces.
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Japan's Hideki Matsuyama will partner An Byeong-hun against a pair of former world number ones in Woods and Justin Thomas, who comprehensively beat Australian Marc Leishman and Chilean Niemann 4&3 on Thursday.
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While there certainly is no such thing as a free lunch, investors should be encouraged by the range of available investment strategies that comprehensively evaluate risks and make sensible choices in pursuit of capital growth.
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Keeping tabs on these scattered signals will help CYGNSS probe the intensity of tropical cyclones more comprehensively than ever before, shedding light on the damage potential of developing hurricanes, high wind speeds, and storm surges.
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Mueller chose not to clear Trump Mueller's only public appearance of his two-year probe -- a short press statement on May 29 -- comprehensively contradicted Trump's claims of "no collusion" with Russia or obstruction of justice.
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The idea that the 1986 immigration act would forever sort out the tangle of undocumented migrants was always a fallacy; it was never going to comprehensively resolve complexities of immigration flows in the Western Hemisphere.
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"We continue to expect the RBNZ to cut once further, in November, when the RBNZ has received the next set of key economic data and comprehensively redone its forecasts," said ASB Chief Economist Nick Tuffley.
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The Department of Justice announced that it is seeking to launch an "arrest-related deaths" program that will require U.S. police departments to comprehensively report data on all deaths in which police officers are involved.
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First, there is a demand for the service and to develop it further, and Okta would like to capitalize on that in its bid to compete more comprehensively against others like Microsoft and Ping Identity.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romanians began voting on Saturday on whether to change the constitution to comprehensively ban same sex marriage in a two-day referendum that rights activists say has stirred hate speech against LGBT people.
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Part of this is the fact that Bluetooth has not been as comprehensively studied by the security community as some things, and it's not as clear to vendors and manufacturers what the potential flaws are.
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LONDON — Assessing an individual's merit based on whether or not you would consider selecting them for membership of your ideal post-apocalyptic survival squadron is a great way to quickly and comprehensively evaluate another human.
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The Strickland campaign has tried to fight back — and has portrayed the Kochs as a special interest group that dishonestly distorts Strickland's governing record — but the raw numbers show that Strickland has been comprehensively outgunned.
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The EU mission "encourages the Electoral Commission to publish without delay the detailed results from each polling station" so that voters and the candidates can "comprehensively evaluate the election results," it said in a statement.
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An FMC spokesman said the group would continue to invest in care coordination because the U.S. healthcare system encourages care providers to manage patient treatment more comprehensively under the so-called value-based care approach.
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There is now no doubt that the administration is comprehensively laying a bet on Kim's willingness to change: for instance, Pompeo was pictured in a chummy photo-op with the North Korean leader in Pyongyang.
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Metro "did not comprehensively collect and use data on the condition of its assets, analyze project alternatives, and develop a project management plan before starting work," the Government Accountability Office (GAO) said in the report.
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The challenges and shortfalls outlined above are why we are calling for an independent bipartisan federal commission to comprehensively examine the U.S. retirement system and make recommendations to improve how the nation promotes retirement security.
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To comprehensively treat this population, whether they are soldiers or others who have found themselves in harm's way, requires a team of professionals with collective expertise in brain injury medicine, mental health treatment and rehabilitation.
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But if you think comprehensively from the beginning to the end of someone's care journey, there's a critical set of roles technology can play to ensure that more people engage and have a better experience.
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Another target switch, advocated by former Obama administration economist Christina Romer, and explained most comprehensively and forcefully by the Mercatus Center's David Beckworth, would be to forget about inflation altogether and target nominal spending instead.
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Unemployment is very high, a 45-year peak, economic growth is faltering and uneven in its impact, elementary health care remains comprehensively neglected, and there has been no striking decrease of red tape and corruption.
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As the Brookings Institution has documented, officials from the ruling party of Ethiopia are "taught comprehensively how to manage their own organizational structure, ideological work, propaganda system, [and] cadre education" by China's finest communist experts.
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And it's likely that no training data set, no matter how comprehensively designed or carefully filtered, can capture all the edge cases and unforeseen inputs that humans effortlessly cope with when we use natural language.
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Invest in prevention The risk factors for addiction can be comprehensively and effectively addressed in systematic, high-quality and wide-scale implementation of evidence-based individual, family, school and community-level preventive interventions and policies.
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Last week, the Royal United Services Institute think tank reported that the UK and its NATO allies would lose to Russia if they were to go to war as they are "comprehensively outgunned and outranged."
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"In order to comprehensively manage the climate crisis, we need breakthrough innovations, the kind that will only be possible through significant investment in university research," said Stewart Resnick, chairman and president of The Wonderful Company.
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But he agreed that the replacement order will be coming in the near future — the very near future, in fact: We are issuing a new executive action next week that will comprehensively protect our country.
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There's little research to point to that comprehensively evaluates the differences in the spread of true and false news across a variety of topics, or that examines why false news may spread differently than the truth.
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It's also worth noting that you shouldn't attempt any of these procedures without first making sure that all your important files and apps are comprehensively backed up—but you always have backups in place don't you?
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Local departments must take on responsibility to comprehensively use laws and policies to educate, mediate, and remove obstructions to resolve the people's reasonable and legitimate legal interests, the official Xinhua news agency cited Xi as saying.
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Their massive scale makes it difficult to adequately answer pointed questions — because of the complexity and opacity of the algorithmic systems, and because of their vast audiences, which could never be comprehensively policed by humans alone.
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Last week, Wu Ping, deputy director of the manned space engineering office, told a press conference it had "comprehensively fulfilled its historical mission" and was currently intact and orbiting at an average height of 370 kilometers.
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China is in the sixth year of a "war on pollution" designed not only to clean up its skies, soil and water but also upgrade its heavy industrial economy and "comprehensively utilise" its resources, including waste.
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Britain is due to leave the EU on March 29, but lawmakers last month comprehensively rejected the exit deal Prime Minister Theresa May reached with Brussels, and Brussels this week turned down May's request for renegotiation.
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Additionally, there's an "uneasy stand-off" underway between OPEC and U.S. shale producers, many of whom have comprehensively restructured balance sheets and bounced back from the low points they had sunk to a few years ago.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Wednesday his nation will normalize ties with North Korea if the nuclear and missile issues, along with that of the abduction of Japanese citizens, are solved comprehensively.
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"What a great advisor will do is use technology to be more connected to your life, to be able to comprehensively simplify your financial life and then interact at your convenience when you're ready," Duran said.
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" The former Massachusetts governor fueled speculation of a presidential bid after he told The Boston Globe earlier this month that his planned speech in New Hampshire "will deal comprehensively with my thoughts about the 85033 election.
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The man who once said he would "take a bullet" for Trump has turned on him comprehensively, and now seems to see his road to redemption as one that involves a full-bore attack on Trump.
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If necessary, we will keep buying at the pace ... We need to look comprehensively at how our policy affects our balance sheet, not look just at certain aspects of our policy in discussing the side effects.
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If necessary, we will keep buying at the pace ... We need to look comprehensively at how our policy affects our balance sheet, not look just at certain aspects of our policy in discussing the side effects.
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This is a big city, too big to be effectively understood or even comprehensively surveyed, which is another way of saying that it's certainly big enough to be home to secret societies of Red Raiders loyalists.
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That statistic was all the more remarkable considering Azarenka, ranked 40th in the world, had broken in the fourth game of the first set to take a 3-1 lead, an advantage that was comprehensively erased.
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"Uniper will continue to comprehensively assess Fortum`s intentions in the best interest of the company and all of its stakeholders, and is aiming to clarify these uncertainties during the ongoing discussions with Fortum," it said.
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A robust recovery package from the US Congress should look to address these challenges comprehensively so that we can truly lift up the island and create paths for growth and inclusion, starting with our young people.
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The fact that new issues are coming to light now is not surprising, given the bank's desire to comprehensively change its culture and flush out any past wrongdoing, said Marty Mosby, an analyst at Vining Sparks.
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In an announcement Tuesday the group said it would, among other things, be "comprehensively modernizing" IT systems and integrating new technologies, while there will also be a focus on warehouse automation, robotics programs and data analytics.
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One way to address this growing challenge would be for the ITC to require any petitioner to comprehensively demonstrate substantial linkages to U.S. domestic industry and harm to the U.S. economy before an investigation is launched.
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Nonetheless, in the face of a work as comprehensively astounding as Kate Soper's "Ipsa Dixit," which the Wet Ink ensemble recently presented at Dixon Place, on the Lower East Side, the old buzzwords come to mind.
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Russia had hoped to be able to cripple Ukraine so badly, and penetrate its political system so comprehensively, that Ukrainians would just give up and elect a president who would link Ukraine back up with Russia.
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"Considering that criminal action has been implicated across multiple jurisdictions and states, it is essential that the Texas Rangers work with the Walker County Sheriff's Office to comprehensively investigate all potential criminal conduct," the governor said.
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Hence, the international ramifications of the special counsel's indictment: The White House can and should now pivot to the real task ahead, which is dealing strategically and comprehensively with Russia's global efforts to enhance its influence.
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Qatar said in a statement responding to Amnesty's report that it was working to make sure its reforms are "far-reaching and effective" and that "any issues or delays with our systems will be addressed comprehensively".
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China is in the sixth year of a "war on pollution" designed not only to clean up its skies, soil and water but also upgrade its heavy industrial economy and "comprehensively utilize" its resources, including waste.
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Trump himself described the new order at a news conference last Thursday, albeit in typically vague, self-aggrandizing terms: "We are issuing a new executive action next week that will comprehensively protect our country," he said.
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After Trump once again tweeted Sunday that Mexico would pay for the wall he wants to build along the U.S.-Mexico border, Mexico's Foreign Ministry was forced to once again release a statement comprehensively refuting his claim.
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Our 10 Favorite Surprises in Deadpool 2, RankedImage: FoxDeadpool 2 is so packed with references and jokes about every single genre and property imaginable (and some unimaginable, too), trying to cover them all comprehensively is basically impossible.
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Drugmakers "report every adverse event that occurred to participants during clinical trials so comprehensively, that they even include things that are so clearly not related to the vaccine, such as death by motor vehicle accident," Feldman said.
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This reality also necessitates new and stronger ethics rules that apply more comprehensively to the family members of public officials and ensure that the relatives of political figures don't gain improper advantages based on their family ties.
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Politics may be "comprehensively fucked up and needs to be debugged," as judge John Heilemann, co-managing editor at Bloomberg Politics, told the crowd, but the rest of the judges weren't ready to fully embrace such cynicism.
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"Even if the negotiations break down and Washington comprehensively raises tariffs, that does not mean the door to talks is closed," the paper said, adding that the impact on China of such a failure would be "controllable".
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"We explained comprehensively what happened in Poland, how the reforms relating to the Constitutional Court have been implemented," Waszczykowski said, a few days after a heated public spat with the Commission's number two official over the case.
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"This is an extremely important time, because the opportunity is there to make changes," said Richard Pombo, a lobbyist and former congressman from California who led the last major effort, in 2005, to comprehensively change the ESA.
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Thus, far from the characterization of ISPs as major gatekeepers comprehensively collecting user data, the reality is that social media, search and e-commerce platforms are in a much better position to record and utilize consumer data.
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In the spring of 2016, very few people knew that Max and his colleagues were able to monitor D.N.S. traffic so comprehensively, so any spoofers would have been impersonating Alfa Bank with little expectation of being detected.
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This comprehensively researched novel follows him from one conflict to another, interweaving the perspectives of his wife, Libbie, and of Anne, a fifteen-year-old girl kidnapped by a group of Cheyenne, whom Custer rescues, then betrays.
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Presidential spokesman Ernesto Abella said the Philippines had officially invited Callamard in September last year but she had not responded, which suggested she "would not be approaching her review of allegations concerning our country objectively or comprehensively".
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The mammoth undertaking, by our investigative reporters Mark Mazzetti and Scott Shane, comprehensively lays out the key plot points and details of Moscow's interference in the 2016 election — and what we've learned over the past two years.
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Anyone can see individual ads, but researchers say access to the library's data for creating databases and tools to analyze the ads is so flawed that it's effectively useless as a way to comprehensively track political advertising.
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"It's unfortunate that our Democratic colleagues refused to work with us in a serious way to comprehensively address ObamaCare's failures in the seven years since they passed it," McConnell said from the Senate floor on Wednesday morning.
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And this week the world's largest messaging application, WhatsApp, began comprehensively encrypting all communications on its service without building a "backdoor" access point — essentially making it impossible for the company to help law enforcement agencies access messages.
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During the last edition of the America's Cup, which was held in the Great Sound in Bermuda in 2017, the New Zealand crew comprehensively beat defender Oracle Team USA in high octane races between high-tech foiling catamarans.
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The inability to treat everyone with monotherapy using one single drug is a blow for Bristol, which tried to make treatment with its Opdivo drug work across the board, only to fail comprehensively in a major clinical trial.
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On its website, the official People's Liberation Army Daily said in a report on the defense budget that the armed forces would "focus on supporting national defense and military reform and comprehensively promoting national defense and military modernization".
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"Now, the public security organs are deepening the investigation into the Fanya Metals Exchange, related companies and authorised service organisations, and will comprehensively strengthen work aimed at recovering losses," the bureau said in a statement late on Thursday.
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It's a recommended choice if you want something that's going to comprehensively cover the other parts of your day as well as sleeping, specially with that heart rate monitor, and the sleep tracking turns on and off automatically.
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Led by Mr. Comey, who also served as deputy attorney general under President George W. Bush, the F.B.I. appears to have worked as comprehensively and expediently as it could to investigate a problem that is entirely of Mrs.
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" That said, in a fact sheet relating to the review of Privacy Shield, the EC asks but does not comprehensively answer the question: "How many access requests from surveillance authorities were received by companies under the Privacy Shield?
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"We are undertaking a look comprehensively, not only in the consumer area but compliance generally, because there has been a very disturbing pattern of violations," she said, citing problems in mortgages, foreign exchange trading, sanctions and other areas.
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The mayor's office pointed out that since they were comprehensively restored, the works have been shown at the Tate Liverpool in 2014, at the Martin-Gropius-Bau in Berlin in 2015 and in Utrecht and Herford in 2017.
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The decision on "Comprehensively Prohibiting the Illegal Trade of Wild Animals, Eliminating the Bad Habits of Wild Animal Consumption, and Protecting the Health and Safety of the People," bans all trade and eating of non-aquatic wild animals.
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It would be easy to hide behind the film's overwhelmingly uplifting storyline, but Aduba plays Virginia's empowering combination of greenness and unwavering determination brilliantly and comprehensively, and creates a protagonist that the viewer staunchly and authentically roots for.
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A report from the country's Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), a prominent defense think tank based in London, said on Wednesday that U.K. ground forces would be "comprehensively outgunned" in a potential conflict with Russia in Eastern Europe.
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It is a story of America with the Lakotas as the protagonists, the first study to draw so comprehensively on their archives and a sharp critique of how the history of indigenous Americans has been told and sold.
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It was an interesting use case, and an example of the kind of thing the task force might be able to assess more comprehensively as part of a larger framework for how to ensure such systems are fair.
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StubHub has always supported anti-bots legislation and encourages policy-makers to look comprehensively at the host of factors that impact a fan's ability to fairly access, buy, resell, or even give away tickets in a competitive ticket market.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Felix Auger-Aliassime's rapidly-rising star fizzled out at Wimbledon on Friday as the 213-year-old was comprehensively outshone by Frenchman Ugo Humbert in a tussle between the two youngest players left in the men's draw.
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Reports of May's imminent departure come after months of intensifying pressure on the embattled leader, with Parliament comprehensively rejecting the withdrawal agreement she had negotiated with the European Union on three separate occasions since the start of the year.
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But even the experts, people who have dedicated their lives to studying the inner workings of sea creatures, can't yet fully prove whether scallops and other bivalves experience pain, as it has not been extensively, if ever, comprehensively studied.
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Meanwhile, our elected congressional representatives bask in the negativity of the day, hiding behind self-righteous angry talk to avoid actually working comprehensively on solutions and passing laws that seek to make our nation stronger, better and more unified.
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The Spaniard, seeking a first title at the event and hoping to secure the year-end number one ranking for a fifth time, showed no sign of the abdominal injury sustained in Paris this month, but was comprehensively outplayed.
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After being comprehensively beaten in their first two head-to-head races on Saturday, the French crew showed that they have the speed and started to master their flighty craft on Sunday when they out-raced veterans Artemis Racing.
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As for more long-term solutions, the carriers are working on implementing a new system that would more comprehensively block robocalls, though there is some concern that they won't enable it by default, or may charge for the service.
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It should have been considered a far more earth-shattering moment, then, when a poker AI, Libratus, soundly and comprehensively defeated a selection of the world's best players in a lengthy series of heads-up, one-on-one games.
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Until this year, officials at the Open have relied exclusively on some 40 temporary staff members for digital work that includes highlight compilation, a job that is arduous, repetitive and impossible to perform comprehensively at a tournament this size.
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But his unequivocal willingness to amplify the President's impeachment conspiracies show how comprehensively Trump has taken over the GOP and explain why he is in little danger of being ousted in a Senate trial expected as early as January.
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In the history of the Republic, no President has ever ordered the complete defiance of an impeachment inquiry or sought to obstruct and impede so comprehensively the ability of the House of Representatives to investigate "high Crimes and Misdemeanors".
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The City Council speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito, acknowledged this in her State of the City address this month, when she announced that the state's former chief judge, Jonathan Lippman, would lead a commission to comprehensively examine the city's criminal justice system.
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At the time, Tillerson told shareholders that he was opposed to targeted sanctions on Russia: "We do not support sanctions, generally, because we don't find them to be effective unless they are very well implemented comprehensively," he said in May 2014.
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Unfortunately, the famous Polaroid look is comprehensively stripped away by the company's Zero Ink (ZINK) printer: even beautifully exposed high-resolution images from a current-generation Samsung smartphone are reduced to garbage that looks like it belongs in the 1990s.
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"It was post-elections political will to swiftly, boldly and comprehensively boost fiscal stimulus (despite budget constraints) that motivated the yen drop," Mizuho said in a note Tuesday, citing expectations for more Japanese government bond issuance to finance that stimulus.
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Clark's BE HEARD Act — short for the "Bringing an End to Harassment by Enhancing Accountability and Rejecting Discrimination" Act — was first introduced last year as the first federal, post-#MeToo piece of legislation to comprehensively address workplace harassment and sexual assault.
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But I take no joy in the extent to which Russia -- a foreign power whose interests are antithetical to those of the United States -- has manipulated our sacred election process as laid out so comprehensively in the special counsel's report.
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"Without significant additional appropriations ... the nation's efforts to comprehensively respond to the disease will be severely undermined," Susan Rice, President Barack Obama's national security adviser, and Shaun Donovan, director of the Office of Management and Budget, wrote in the letter.
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The Kiwis comprehensively beat Oracle Team USA to win the 35th America's Cup in 2017 and with it the right to decide where and how the next one would be staged, in a battle between high-tech foiling catamarans in Bermuda.
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Spicer's stand-in, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, meanwhile, made a series of statements about Comey's popularity within the bureau and the scope of the FBI investigation that were comprehensively refuted by acting FBI chief Andrew McCabe in congressional testimony on Thursday.
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Terence Crawford eases beyond John Molina in front of hometown crowd Terence Crawford improved his record to a flawless 30-0 as he comprehensively dismantled John Molina Jr.—no relation to Eric—before finishing the contest in the eighth round.
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The Spanish side, who overcame a 4-0 first-leg deficit in the previous round to beat Paris St Germain, will have to pull a similar trick out of the hat after being comprehensively outplayed in the quarter-final first leg.
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"The steps Puerto Rico is considering serve as yet another reminder that the commonwealth is in crisis and urgently needs the ability to comprehensively restructure its financial liabilities, along with independent oversight that respects the commonwealth's self-governance," the representative said.
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This includes the inability to pass an updated authorization for the use of military force for global counterterrorism operations, the inability to comprehensively authorize State Department programs, and the demise of treaty ratification action, such as for United Nations conventions.
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The Kremlin's well-tested European model of financial corruption is likely to be more comprehensively applied in the U.S. The compromising strategy focuses on gathering scandalous and salacious material that can be used to blackmail political leaders and affect U.S. policy.
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Now we have an opportunity to comprehensively upgrade our missile defense arsenal through a planned Redesigned Kill Vehicle (RKV) for the GBIs, which will apply the new technologies and best practices developed for missile defenses during the past two decades.
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I can see no better or faster way, then, to repeal ObamaCare quickly and comprehensively without harming anyone than by enrolling current beneficiaries immediately in Medicare, either for good or for as long as it takes to develop something better.
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Bottas also took three pole positions and ended up on the podium 13 times but he also suffered something of a slump after the August break and in some races he was comprehensively out-performed by team mate Lewis Hamilton.
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"The decision was made taking into consideration various factors comprehensively, such as results of the summit meeting between the United States and North Korea and the situation of Japan's abduction issue," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a news conference.
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Despite China's remarkable economic "rejuvenation" and new wealth and power, there has been no commensurate restoration of that elusive quality possessed by Chiang's Nationalist officials, and even his wife, that allowed them to be more comprehensively engaged with the outside world.
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"This nation-leading legislation positions Hawaii to comprehensively tackle litter and ocean pollution that stems from single-use plastics -- which provide a momentary convenience but remain an environmental burden for a century or more," NRDC senior attorney Eric Goldstein said.
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Partisanship, ideology, and personal ambition are all inclined to unite Israel's broader political right behind a comprehensively anti-democratic politics: restricting minority rights, demolishing institutional checks on the prime minister's power, and muzzling critical voices in the media and civil society.
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PH: In the history of the Republic, no president has ever ordered the complete defiance of an impeachment inquiry or sought to obstruct and impede so comprehensively the ability of the House of Representatives to investigate high crimes and misdemeanors.
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Wilder was beaten comprehensively by Fury in Las Vegas, with the "Gypsy King" knocking him to the ground in the third and fifth rounds, before the American's trainer decided enough was enough and threw in the towel in the seventh.
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"In the history of the Republic, no president has ever ordered the complete defiance of an impeachment inquiry or sought to obstruct and impede so comprehensively the ability of the House of Representatives to investigate 'high crimes and misdemeanors,'" Schiff said.
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"In the history of the republic, no president has ever ordered the complete defiance of an impeachment inquiry or sought to obstruct and impede so comprehensively the ability of the House to investigate 'high crimes and misdemeanors,'" the obstruction article says.
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Although I personally feel unequipped to comprehensively review Scodelario and Jones's (Mad Men) portrayals of bipolar disorder, both actresses do a fantastic job as tough, relentless, and fearless female protagonists — Kat is eerily reminiscent of Scodelario's iconic role, Effy, on Skins.
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The most important is called the Leading Small Group for Comprehensively Deepening Reform (Mr Xi presided over its 35th plenary meeting on May 23rd; officials up and down the country have been holding meetings ever since to study its host of pronouncements).
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Where there is no desire for military victory—when your desire is actually purely political—this is how we get the situation, unparalleled in history, of seeing people like the Israelis on Hamas win comprehensively on the ground but lose the war.
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"More work is needed to ensure that the framework's application is rigorous enough for jurisdictions to comprehensively assess and respond to potential financial stability risks posed by non-bank financial entities, and to support FSB risk assessments and policy discussions," the FSB said.
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Yet he was comprehensively outplayed by the six-foot-eight-inch Anderson, who came within one game of equaling Federer's 6-1003 6-0 thrashing of Gaston Gaudio in 2005 — still the only 'double bagel' in the 48-year history of the tournament.
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The Team Sky rider all but wrapped up a fourth title on Saturday after beating Rigoberto Uran and Romain Bardet comprehensively in the final solo effort against the clock, having already started with an advantage after the opening time trial in Duesseldorf.
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It will also fine-tune its policy at appropriate time and comprehensively use multiple monetary tools as a prudent monetary policy should neither be too tight nor too loose, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) said in a statement on its website.
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China's Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office congratulated Lam, saying she should not disappoint the people and should seek to "comprehensively unite all sectors of society", strengthen development, and "work hard to forge a new situation", the official Xinhua news agency said.
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The party has been pushing Xi's "Four Comprehensives," which refer to China working "comprehensively" to build a moderately prosperous society and strengthen reforms, rule of law and party discipline, as well as the "Four Greats", which focus on party building and national rejuvenation.
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Making any significant strategic decisions about withdrawing U.S. military forces without adequately accounting for the accompanying loss of raw intelligence and intelligence capabilities almost guarantees that the United States will suffer in its ability to more comprehensively understand threats on the ground.
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"The company comprehensively researched the corruption affair 10 years ago, giving authorities and internal investigators full access to relevant information," it said, adding that privacy and corporate confidentiality considerations prohibited a more full disclosure of transcripts from management and supervisory board minutes.
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At a time when China's political influence and military capabilities are growing, they argue that in spite of his anti-China bluster, Trump has afforded Beijing the space to expand its influence across Asia and, more importantly, comprehensively weakened Washington's global leadership.
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In hindsight, therefore, his comments at a news conference with British Prime Minister Theresa May suggest the indictment -- which comprehensively debunks claims by Trump supporters that there was no election meddling -- will do nothing to purge his suspicion of the Mueller probe.
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Even though the freedom to marry is legal across the country, in over 30 states LGBT Americans aren't protected comprehensively by nondiscrimination laws, and there is no federal law explicitly protecting anyone from discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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The President delivered an astonishing political knifing of the British Prime Minister on Thursday, comprehensively undermining her fragile position in Britain's tortuous negotiations on leaving the European Union and getting his visit to the country off to the most explosive of starts.
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It is an approach that has fallen short, and will continue to because it fails to comprehensively resolve the structural issues that make America less competitive and inadequately addresses the public's legitimate concerns about globalization and its effects on jobs and wages.
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" Mr. Simmons has steadfastly denied the multiple accusations against him, and in a statement to The New York Times on Tuesday in response to Ms. Jones's account, he said: "I have respectfully, factually and comprehensively denied the charges of sexual violence against me.
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A new book by Augusto Lopez-Claros, a senior fellow at the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, and Bahiyyih Nakhjavani, an Iranian writer and novelist, is among the first to comprehensively test this proposition by surveying data from 25 countries.
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While reforms will mean economic pain in the short term, not proceeding with those reforms will mean pain in the long term, Xi was reported to have said at a meeting of the Central Leading Group for Comprehensively Deepening Reform, which he chairs.
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"In the history of the republic, no president has ever ordered the complete defiance of an impeachment inquiry or sought to obstruct and impede so comprehensively the ability of the House of Representatives to investigate 'high crimes and misdemeanors,'" the resolution states.
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BOSTON — YouTube said on Monday that it planned to remove misleading election-related content that can cause "serious risk of egregious harm," the first time the video platform has comprehensively laid out how it will handle such political videos and viral falsehoods.
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Kim during a ruling Workers' Party meeting Sunday also "comprehensively and anatomically analyzed" problems arising in efforts to rebuild the North's moribund economy and presented tasks for "urgently correcting the grave situation of the major industrial sectors," the Korean Central News Agency said.
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Doubleday / 219 pages / February 2320 Catherine's first recommendation flips the lens on one of the most well-known serial murderers in history: "The Five" by Hallie Rubenhold is probably the first book to comprehensively document the lives of Jack the Ripper's victims.
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Because of an editing error, a picture caption on Thursday with an article about efforts to create a place that would comprehensively chronicle the AIDS tragedy referred incorrectly to the names that are included at the National AIDS Memorial Grove in San Francisco.
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But the Hulu movie is more comprehensively damning, in part because it goes farther with the cultural story and in part because the filmmakers have access to what's missing from the other film: McFarland, who stonewalls and swivels through the tougher questions.
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"In the history of the Republic," the obstruction impeachment article says, "no president has ever ordered the complete defiance of an impeachment inquiry or sought to obstruct and impede so comprehensively" the ability of the House to do its constitutionally mandated job.
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The party has also been pushing Xi's "Four Comprehensives," which refer to China working "comprehensively" to build a moderately prosperous society and strengthen reforms, rule of law and party discipline, as well as the "Four Greats", which focus on party building and national rejuvenation.
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She comprehensively out-debated the Labour Party's leader, Jeremy Corbyn, and even got him to drop his refusal to talk to her about how to get a new Brexit deal through the House of Commons, which resoundingly rejected the first version two weeks ago.
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And even if you know the details, unless you've indulged existing flat-earth literature, you are unlikely — right here, right now — to be able to cogently, concisely, and comprehensively respond to the lengthy rebuttals flat-earthers will give to each and every scientific proof.
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While a major change from the futuristic "flying" catamarans in which Team New Zealand comprehensively defeated Oracle Team USA and captivated spectators in Bermuda's Great Sound last year, the return to monohulls represents a massive design and technology challenge costing hundreds of millions of dollars.
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BERGEN, Norway (Reuters) - Chris Froome was comprehensively beaten in the individual time trial at the world championships on Wednesday, but the Briton was in grateful mood at the end of a demanding season during which he achieved a rare Tour de France/Vuelta double.
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Though I believe the pharmaceutical industry raises prices because they can, we have no way to comprehensively or adequately answer that question, because current law allows drug companies to make prescription drugs more and more expensive without offering any transparency into their business practices.
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A party that once spoke with urgency and apparent conviction about the importance of ethical leadership — fidelity, honesty, honor, decency, good manners, setting a good example — has hitched its wagon to the most thoroughly and comprehensively corrupt individual who has ever been elected president.
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They are comprehensively better than Panama, who have gifted the Three Lions two penalties, left John Stones (John Stones!) completely unmarked on both a corner kick and free kick to score two goals, and have been sloppy with the few chances they did have.
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The video about the taxi initiative, for example, was produced for China Central Television in September as part of a contract to promote the work of a party body known as the Central Leading Group for Comprehensively Deepening Reforms, 1,000 days after it was formed.
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The president signed executive orders that repeatedly connected public safety to immigration violations, vowing to fight international crime cartels; to set up a task force to "comprehensively address illegal immigration, drug trafficking, and violent crime"; and to focus on preventing violence to peace officers.
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Kim during a ruling Workers&apos Party meeting Sunday also "comprehensively and anatomically analyzed" problems arising in efforts to rebuild the North&aposs moribund economy and presented tasks for "urgently correcting the grave situation of the major industrial sectors," the Korean Central News Agency said.
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Other candidates have largely used issue agendas and discussions of racial justice, be they platforms focused on specific issues like police violence and reform (Julián Castro) or larger "black agenda" platforms addressing a number of issues comprehensively (Pete Buttigieg) when making appeals to black voters.
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China's Foreign Ministry comprehensively rejected the ruling, saying its people had more than 2,000 years of history in the South China Sea, that its islands did have exclusive economic zones and that it had announced to the world its "dotted line" map in 1948.
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The president should adopt the recommendation of the American Academy of Pediatrics to declare a public health emergency in Flint, and appoint and dispatch a federal task force to Flint to deal comprehensively, in coordination with local and state officials, with all the ramifications of this disaster.
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The party has been pushing Xi's "Four Comprehensives," which refer to China working "comprehensively" to build a moderately prosperous society and strengthen reforms, rule of law and party discipline, but it is not clear yet what wording could be put into the constitution to reflect Xi's thought.
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Béchamp was comprehensively wrong: Pasteur's germ theory of disease, which describes how sicknesses are caused by bacterial infections (as well as by viruses that invade our cells), or else by genetics, aging, and accidents, is supported by evolutionary theory and all the observations of modern medicine.
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His most recent book, Ethical Porn for Dicks: A Man's Guide To Responsible Viewing Pleasure, is a humorous and provocative handbook for men who want to think more rigorously, or comprehensively, about their porn consumption—and whether there's a right or wrong way to consume porn.
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Japan hopes that the president discusses security issues comprehensively and does not dangle economic aid upfront as an incentive to a regime that has reneged on previous agreements, such as the 1994 Agreed Framework and the 85033 joint statement in the Six-Party Talks, aimed at denuclearization.
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But perhaps the most striking thing about the men of Blue Man Group, which began as a nebulous let's-do-something-weird response to the banality of downtown culture in the late 1980s, is how comprehensively they have moved from the fringes to the mainstream, and beyond.
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It would be pretty ideal, as the 1990s 'Salt-N-Pepa' ode to self-empowerment goes, if Americans could talk frankly and comprehensively about sex—but depending on where you live, the lesson may just be fire-and-brimstone warnings to stay "pure" as long as possible.
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When she needed a root canal and crown last year and Medicaid would not have paid for it (dental care is one area that Medicaid does not cover comprehensively, or sometimes at all), she posted about it on Facebook and her friends jumped in to help.
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"The hope is to look at the site comprehensively and come up with a series of programs, architectural language and building masses that build a synergy between all pieces," said Chris Cooper, an architect and a Skidmore design partner who will help lead the planning process.
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" In 2015 alone, Egyptian human rights organizations have documented 1,840 cases of forced disappearances, and the US State Department's 2015 report on human rights said that in most cases the Egyptian government "did not comprehensively investigate human rights abuses, including most incidents of violence by security forces.
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"We could find no detrimental effect of statin medications on memory or global cognition over six years in older people, where memory had been comprehensively measured using five different kinds of memory tests," said study leader Katherine Samaras of the Garvan Institute of Medical Research in Sydney.
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Donald Trump (or his next secretary of state) would be well advised to read this timely and comprehensively informative book, since no foreign topic will engage the 45th president more acutely than the currently fast-fraying relationship between the United States and the People's Republic of China.
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While the original PlayStation comprehensively outsold the Nintendo 23 around the globe, the Game Boy essentially had the handheld market to itself during that time, so it was only natural to wonder what the new home console leader would be able to put in your pocket.
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South Carolina is also looking to an emergency management infrastructure most commonly utilized during natural disasters to harness the expertise of state and federal law enforcement agencies, state health and regulatory agencies, health-care treatment providers, and other stakeholders to comprehensively address this public health crisis.
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SPECIAL SECTION: MUSEUMS Because of an editing error, a picture caption on Thursday with an article about efforts to create a place that would comprehensively chronicle the AIDS tragedy referred incorrectly to the names that are included at the National AIDS Memorial Grove in San Francisco.
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I mean, they might not be -- but my guess is that someone with Mueller's background, including a decade at the head of the FBI, is going to deliver a final product that deals with the questions raised by the 2016 campaign and Russia's role in it comprehensively.
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"For the first time, we're looking comprehensively at the source of what has been a large and persistent trade deficit that has contributed to job losses, the loss of our manufacturing base and other things," said Peter Navarro, the director of Mr. Trump's National Trade Council.
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The problem that AppZen is solving is a widespread one that has yet to be comprehensively tackled with automation, and is a key example of how AI is being used to not just make something more efficient, but to do a task that had never been done before.
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Therefore, it can be seen that the data leakage scandal is causing the government, brand enterprises and social media to comprehensively review their data security, including Facebook and other companies to promise to increase investment in data security, vowing to address data security issues by the end of 2019.
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"We've got to comprehensively rewrite this country's immigration laws," he said, going over the details of his immigration policy and making frequent references to one of his breakthrough moments last year, when he led a protest at the "tent city" in Tornillo, Texas, where immigrant children were being held.
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"I accept Mr Love suffers from both physical and mental health issues but I have found the medical facilities in the United States prison estate ... are such that I can be satisfied his needs will be comprehensively met by the U.S. authorities," judge Nina Tempia said in her ruling.
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Codes of Conduct are important because they will more comprehensively reflect the context and reality of data-processing activities in a given sector and provide clarity to those who sign up to the standards that need to be attained in addition to external monitoring by an independent body.
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But the researchers working on the lung cancer detection technology acknowledge the dangers and risks of unleashing such a system without first more comprehensively confirming that it's effective—and also ensuring there are checks and balances in place to continuously regulate it and protect it from bad actors.
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"To respond to expanding demand for EVs, more widely and more comprehensively, we have begun considering the possibility of having our China joint-venture partners provide us with EVs," Hiroji Onishi, Toyota's head of China operations, said at a press briefing at the Guangzhou auto show on Friday.
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There's a concern, and we certainly understand it…However, until the ISIS fight can be continued, the ability to cogently and comprehensively deal with the challenge Iran poses is of necessity something that cannot be addressed as well as we would like, as well as others would like.
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"I take Justice Gillese's recommendations very seriously and together with the Attorney General, the Minister of Health, the Solicitor General, and the full support of the government, we will be comprehensively reviewing the recommendations over the coming weeks to determine next steps," Fullerton said in a press release.
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Google is holding its big Pixel event today, and while most of the focus will be on the company's new smartphones (comprehensively leaked though they may be), it's Google Home — the company's AI-powered Amazon Echo rival — that could be the most important piece of hardware on stage.
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More disquieting, a health study published last month concluded that, over all, fewer than 3 percent of American adults live the kind of comprehensively healthy life that we all know we should, with a diet rich in fruits and vegetables, no smoking, a normal weight and regular exercise.
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As narrator, he emerges as comprehensively analytical and trenchant, full of pointed epigrams; perhaps too willing sometimes to lean into the model minority narrative to argue the case for immigrants; relatively privileged but for the most part aware of his privilege and indulgent occasionally of a male gaze.
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Instead of announcing plans for an illusory victory in Afghanistan, President Trump and his generals should more comprehensively seek to refine pertinent complex combat orthodoxies (involving advanced integration of all deterrence, preemption, and war-fighting options) and to fashion certain bold new ideas for international ties and alignments.
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Though a lot of the material here will be familiar to Welles buffs — the key collaboration with the cinematographer Gregg Toland, the vexed question of whether Welles or his co-scenarist, Herman J. Mankiewicz, deserves more credit for the script, and so on — it's never been presented this comprehensively.
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Mr. Koolhaas — along with AMO, the research arm of OMA, and his students at Harvard's Graduate School of Design — began to look into roughly 15 to 20 areas around the world that, he said, "together describe comprehensively what is going on" with changes to rural environments on every continent.
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The comprehensively cross-listed and image-rich anthology features interviews with leading figures in art and performance, including Tim Griffin of the Kitchen, New York; MoMA's Kathy Halbreich; choreographer and curator Ishmael Houston-Jones; artist William Kentridge; experimental playwright Young Jean Lee; and dancer and choreographer Yvonne Rainer.
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But for that to happen the Democrats would have to deal with their rather different sort of problem: Their coalition is too ideologically homogeneous, clustering together way down at the lower-left corner of our all-explaining chart, in a quadrant where everyone is consistently and comprehensively liberal.
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This comprehensively reported history traces the government's covert and often ham-handed attempts to insure information security through the decades, from the development of a computer virus to sabotage Iran's nuclear program, in the late aughts (it ultimately spiralled out of control), to North Korea's 2014 attack on Sony.
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" Paul Graham, who was leaving soon after the dinner for a sabbatical year in England, told me that Altman, by precipitating progress in "curing cancer, fusion, supersonic airliners, A.I.," was trying to comprehensively revise the way we live: "I think his goal is to make the whole future.
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But if the FBI wants to restore its reputation and repair the enormous damage it has suffered to its credibility, then it has to act faster and more comprehensively with regard to all of the wrongdoing it has discovered by its personnel, including that revealed by the inspector general's report.
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Sony positioned the PSP as the Walkman of the future — an important pitch, considering how its lunch had just been comprehensively devoured by Apple's iPod — and even with a high price of $249, it was clear that this would be the first true competitor to Nintendo in the handheld gaming space.
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He has racked up wins against aging big names such as Jeff Monson, Pedro Rizzo, Tim Sylvia—and former UFC heavyweights Sean McCorkle and Phil De Fries—but has also been comprehensively beaten by what you would expect to be aging big names in the aforementioned Emelianenko and Cro Cop (x2).
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"We allege that a TGI Fridays restaurant owned by a franchisee selectively withheld prices from otherwise comprehensively priced menus as part of a carefully researched scheme to charge higher prices than the fully informed market could sustain," his attorney, Sander Friedman, said in a statement obtained by the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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In our numerous conversations with past Media Matters staff, there was a consensus that in the lead-up to Clinton's announcement of her candidacy in 2015, the organization's priority shifted away from the mission stated on its website—"comprehensively monitoring, analyzing, and correcting conservative misinformation"—and towards running defense for Clinton.
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The game and its makers feel they cannot comprehensively, or even adequately, sum the war up, so they prefer not to try; the campaign intends to provide not an historical or traditionally educational context but an emotive one, encouraging players to feel the war rather than attempt to coolly understand it.
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Satia does not hang her thesis on precisely this point; instead she marshals an overwhelming amount of evidence to show, comprehensively, that guns had a place at the center of every conventional tale historians have so far told about the origins of modern, industrialized world—cultural, scientific, organizational, economical, and political.
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Trump announced at his press briefing today he will issue "a new executive action next week that will comprehensively protect our country," which will be "tailored to the decision" his legal team got from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals that maintained the temporary restraining order on Trump's travel ban.
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Comprehensively fixing this issue starts with providing women effective reporting options beyond filing a complaint with HR or talking to their managers — options that often have only the company's best interest at heart — and giving women decision-making roles in which they have the same chance for success as men.
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"We have known for some time that what we eat can influence our physical health, but the impact on mental health and specifically depression had not previously been comprehensively evaluated," said Brendon Stubbs, clinical lecturer of psychology and neuroscience at King's College London, who was not involved in the study.
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I wouldn't go so far as to call this film a coming-of-age story—Alma's character is too firmly in her twenties for that—but it's a study in what real vulnerability feels like, and how each of us can unravel when we truly submit to someone else that comprehensively.
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"While Huawei does not agree with the view that Chinese companies pose a threat simply because they are Chinese, Huawei agrees that threats to network security do exist, and should be addressed comprehensively trough a holistic approach to supply chain security, not through a vendor-to-vendor approach," according to the brief.
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For the security breach Facebook disclosed last week the EU's regulatory oversight process will involve an assessment of how negligent the company was; what response steps it took when it discovered the breach, including how it communicated with data protection authorities and users; and how comprehensively it co-operatives with the DPC's investigation.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell ADELAIDE, May 15 (Reuters) - How can Australia's oil and gas industry, on the cusp of becoming the world's largest exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG), have failed so comprehensively in the public relations battle against environmental activists?
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The 31-year-old Djokovic made a return to form earlier this year by winning his fourth Wimbledon crown and has now followed up that victory at an event where he had been a five-time runner-up previously, comprehensively beating seven-time champion Federer 6-4, 6-4 in the final.
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A new study published today in Science is now the first to comprehensively combine remote sensing in the form of satellite imagery with seismic data to produce an updated picture of the geological events that transpired in the immediate wake of the September 3rd explosion, while subsequently producing new estimates of the bomb's power.
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Nothing, wrote Stefan Zweig, quite compares with "the opportunity the coffee house [provides] of informing oneself so comprehensively about all of the events in the world and at the same time discussing them within a friendly and familiar circle" (the Austrian writer spent so much time there, he had his post delivered to his table).
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The time is rapidly approaching for another definitive Supreme Court ruling on the great constitutional question of whether a president can aggressively and comprehensively claim privileges to systematically prevent critical witnesses and evidence of potential crimes and impeachable offenses from being presented to Congress and courts — which would effectively place President Trump above the law.
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Let's break it down: Last year, our research showed that only 246% of Australian organisations were investing comprehensively in digital technology as part of an overall business strategy, which put us behind the global average of 22020% — though this year it jumped to 2482%, putting us on par with the rest of the world.
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"We hope to be in a place in just over an hour's time that the Taoiseach (prime minister) will be able to make a positive statement to the country that some of the key issues that we have been raising for months will be addressed comprehensively in phase one," Coveney told national broadcaster RTE.
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Theresa May has claimed for weeks that the choice the U.K. faces is between the deal so comprehensively rejected on Tuesday by Parliament and no deal, yet she still seems to believe that a few tweaks to it coupled with some reassuring language from the EU side will be enough to make a difference.
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The best take I've read is from Slate's Sam Adams, who notes the Woody Allen resonances in his post and writes comprehensively about its more uncomfortable elements: "I Love You, Daddy is likely to squick some people out whether or not they're aware that C.K. has himself been accused of nonconsensual sex acts," he writes.
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"They don't want to open Pandora's box by looking comprehensively at the risk, as they may prove to be significant and then they have to deal with it," said Robert M. Sussman, a former chemical industry lawyer and E.P.A. official who now works as a consultant to Safer Chemicals, Healthy Families, an advocacy group.
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"While recognizing the valuable measures that have been undertaken to date... we strongly believe that there remains a considerable amount of work to be achieved before Lufthansa would be in the position to enter comprehensively into the next phase of the process," Carsten Spohr said in the letter to Italian Industry Minister Carlo Calenda on Thursday.
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But the second time around, it struck me that the point of On the Basis of Sex is less to comprehensively study the character of Ruth Bader Ginsburg (who still remains a bit of a mystery by the end) and more to show us how she thinks, as both a litigator and presumably now as a Supreme Court justice.
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According to the latest Small Arms Survey, which comprehensively tracks international gun ownership and armed violence, there are almost 400 million guns in the hands of people in the U.S. People who want to illegally purchase or possess firearms already have ample opportunities to do so without 3D printers, and in a much cheaper and more efficient manner.
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PEOPLE WITH SCREENS WHERE THEYRE GOING TO BE CONSUMING THIS MEDIA THIS ENTERTAINMENT AND THIS CONTENT AND BRINGING ALL OF THIS TOGETHER COMPREHENSIVELY I THINK IS A REALLY EXCITING THING JEFF YANG, YOU GUYS KNOW HIM HE SITS ON OUR BOARD, HE COINED A PHRASE WHEN WE DID THIS DEAL THAT WERE BUILDING A MODERN MEDIA COMPANY.
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On Monday, the Trump administration rolled out a plan to comprehensively address the "Game of Loans" in American higher education — the insidious nexus of student loans to pay for education, the rising tuition rates at U.S. colleges and universities, and the myth that having a college degree of any kind is more important than learning a marketable skill.
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The Justice Department should provide training and incentivize and encourage state and local law enforcement agencies to more comprehensively collect and report hate crimes data to the FBI, with special attention devoted to the 90 cities over 100,85033 in population that either have not participated in the HCSA program at all or have incorrectly reported zero hate crimes.
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Church then carefully and comprehensively crafted the visual experience of the main house and its surroundings: he designed the 10-acre lake sitting at the bottom of the hill, the winding road that leads to its top, the central residence and all its furnishings, even planting trees to create a particular aestheticized view from the house.
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"No matter their differences, previous administrations agreed on at least one thing: Countries must be transparent about their emissions, as well as their actions to address climate pollution, and should report on these issues regularly and comprehensively," Nathan Hultman and Paul Bodnar, two Obama administration climate change officials, wrote in a recent op-ed in The Hill.
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"These newest sanctions are a way to, I think, much more comprehensively codify all of the various sanctions imposed thus far but also be much more explicit as far as blocking all property and assets that are under the control of the regime," said Jason Marczak, the director of the Atlantic Council's Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center.
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"It is probably fair to say that Apple is the first to integrate differentially private algorithms so comprehensively into their products and to use it as a differentiator," is how Adam Smith, a long time researcher in the field and associate professor in the Computer Science and Engineering Department at Pennsylvania State University, described the companies efforts back in June.
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OUR HERE BUILDING BROADBAND NETWORKS BUILDING DIRECT TO CONSUMER CAPABILITIES AND UI'S AND YOU HAVE MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT OVER HERE THIS IS THE FIRST TIME WERE GOING TO BE BUILDING 2400G NETWORK CAPABILITY, BUILDING USER INTERFACES THAT ARE DIGITALLY ENABLED ALL ABOUT THE EXPERIENCE OF THE CONSUMER TO CONSUME PREMIUM VIDEO PUTTING ALL OF THIS TOGETHER AND BUILDING COMPREHENSIVELY THIS ENVIRONMENT.
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"We have been clear that we will protect Northern Ireland's place in the UK internal market," said a spokesman for the Department for Exiting the EU. The spokesman was responding to a report in The Telegraph which, citing EU diplomatic sources, said the EU had comprehensively rejected British proposals for Northern Ireland, casting doubt on the UK's ability to leave the customs union.
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The banning of forms of Muslim veiling in various public spaces — from the hijab ban in French schools and restrictions for teachers in some parts of Germany to an outright ban of the face-covering niqab in public spaces in Denmark, Belgium and France — shows how anti-Muslim sentiment has moved comprehensively from society's fringes to the heart of government.
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"To fail to make clear that the conspiracy theory and false accusations about Joe Biden have been comprehensively disproven, to artificially prop-up these egregious lies based on the 'principle' that if partisans make accusations, they have to be treated as legitimate regardless of the facts, is to make you an enabler of misinformation," the memo warned reporters and media outlets.
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