Apple, however, is not alone in devising new fingerprint readers.
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But policymakers often rely on this data when devising guidelines.
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But wily Indian entrepreneurs are already devising ways around the ban.
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If you're not a beer fan, try devising a new cocktail.
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Another official said Hahn had begun devising the strategy weeks ago.
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Devising a nozzle for the aeroponic sprayer proved a tougher problem.
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Devising a plan will help you regain control over your finances.
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He spent no time devising a special game plan for Tebow.
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A 15-year-old girl has been accused of devising the plan.
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AMERICAN AIRLINES DEVISING EXTRA SIMULATOR TRAINING FOR BOEING 737 COCKPIT CREWS - WSJ
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But punishing Syria's dictator is simpler than devising a coherent Syria policy.
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Consequently, there's more brainpower than ever before devising strategies to conquer them.
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One created such misery that I was constantly devising my exit strategy.
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Devising electoral systems to get around such problems is far from straightforward.
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"Andrew and I started devising about a month prior," Merkel told Insider.
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North Korea has endured sanctions for decades, devising ways to circumvent them.
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Physically sampling the layers can help in devising speed and depth corrections.
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They are devising ways to prevent and reduce violence and drug abuse.
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Kim is still devising a game plan to balance school and snowboarding.
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The Gates Foundation's experience highlights the challenges of devising effective family policies.
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Other scholars are devising new approaches for election prediction, but they are untested.
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And they'll patiently invest weeks and months devising new methods to do so.
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But the researchers devising the future of warfare are doing some subtraction too.
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It anticipates a shift from scouting opponents to devising ways to beat them.
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Devising artificial intelligence clever enough to deal with all this will be tricky.
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Of course, the notion of devising new, written rules raises an inherent conflict.
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It is now devising specific proposals to put a preventive strategy into place.
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"Go Home Tiny Monster" enlists young theatergoers in devising just the right digs.
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Product strategy involves devising a plan within constraints, and TechCrunch was no exception.
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They then began devising plans to showcase and safeguard the area's mineralogical wealth.
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Trump's government went ahead with devising the sanctions and working to implement them.
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We must have a group of senators dedicated to devising a plan of action.
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The hopefuls were tasked with devising a dish that involved 50 percent vegetable ingredients.
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So were all those renowned academicians who had spent billions devising the surveillance system.
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China first announced that it would be devising a "social credit score" in 2014.
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Among the changes: Animals are devising new ways to hunt as food sources diminish.
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In those circumstances, devising a strategy from Washington or Geneva won't work, he added.
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Sessions has tasked Congress with devising a solution for those affected by the change.
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But China has no appetite for international crises, unless they are of its own devising.
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"Only then can Malaysia begin devising policies that can systematically address their needs," he said.
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But after work, Ankit was great at devising new ways for them to have fun.
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They also respond to voters' needs by devising and passing policies, through deliberation and consensus.
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Finally, I could fly through the cosmos in a fantasy world of my own devising!
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It is just a question of devising suitable sticks and carrots to assist the process.
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This leads to Starr goosing turnout at Turnpikes games by devising several ridiculous promotional stunts.
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Tomorrow, she may well be devising strategy for our corporations ... or our heads of state.
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Businesses have started devising their own plans to face the pandemic, sidestepping the government entirely.
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Unfortunately, the health crisis means governments are focused on cutting taxes, not devising new ones.
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Real leadership from the White House in devising a plan could have made a difference.
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Devising such alternate payment models was part of the mandate of the Affordable Care Act.
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Mr. Volcker played a leading role in devising bailouts for the countries and the banks.
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Let them have their money from devising carbon-fixing techniques and new sources of energy.
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Rather than simply moaning about the new rules, clubs have been devising ways of dodging them.
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But just because Lohan is busy devising an epic comeback doesn't mean she neglects family time.
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They set a logical problem (devising the shortest route for a travelling salesman visiting various cities).
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I only wish Brio created its gadget without simultaneously devising a whole social network around coaster.
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Many will draw inspiration from this mission and the entrepreneurship and skill involved in devising it.
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A great deal of effort is currently going into devising schemes for practical, reliable quantum memory.
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One mathematician, Benoit Mandelbrot, is responsible for devising perhaps the most popular fractal, the Mandelbrot set.
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Italy is devising increasingly quixotic attempts to prevent small investors in the bank from taking losses.
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But when it comes to devising a messaging strategy for attracting more voters to their side?
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There are no simple or obvious decisions when devising a strategy to slow down LeBron James.
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Now there are nine separate committees aimed at devising strategies to meet those goals, he said.
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It did so by devising the most successful system ever for compiling and purveying consumer data.
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Mr. Trump did not pick instructors and had little involvement in devising curriculums, the suit says.
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Left-leaning legal scholars have been devising ways to to combat the trend with existing law.
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When 2008 came along, Democrats found themselves trapped in a political straightjacket of their own devising.
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That requires an administration capable of devising, coordinating and executing a consistent military and diplomatic strategy.
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Mr. Trump also needs to take the lead in devising a fiscal response to the crisis.
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In devising a protocol, Ms. Biros said she and Mr. Feinberg weighed an array of factors.
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Living With Cancer Patients with tender caregivers often speak a little language of their own devising.
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In a time of rapid technological change, and globalisation, devising solutions to these shortcomings is urgent.
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In addition, he used his extensive experience — actually something of an obsession — devising his own fragrances.
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Rice's creativity in devising new approaches to research met little or no resistance from senior officials.
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One of her primary agenda items was devising a meaningful system for consumers to file complaints.
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South Korea has begun devising post-adoption services in recent years, as more adoptees have returned.
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Court documents suggest this included two months spent devising a communications strategy to announce the number.
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Now, officials say they have an explanation: Rex Tillerson and company were devising a classified plan.
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Being a Latinx will turn into devising what being Latinx is, instead of just being it.
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With Wendy's help, Bobby spends this episode devising yet another attempt to sink Taylor's already shaky ship.
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This is not new, but districts, states and colleges are devising new ways to tackle the problem.
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Obama has also tasked his national security team with devising ways to scale up the ISIS fight.
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Team Houdini was up to its old tricks, crawling out of another trap of its own devising.
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Alternately, one may become an engineer devising precious algorithms in the cloisters of Google and its like.
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Across the region, the Forest Service is devising projects to thin and burn on the Sagehen model.
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Environmental groups are devising creative ways to capture our attention, from video games to strawless restaurant campaigns.
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More prominently, former Obama campaign manager David Plouffe has been instrumental in devising Uber's aggressive expansion strategy.
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The crew is already devising a plan they can implement if an emergency happens during family time.
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He has studied with (and affectionately describes) some of the boffins devising the future of solar technology.
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For this administration, punishing Mr Assad is likely to prove easier than devising a coherent Syria policy.
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Corporations are devising and implementing strategies to open their leadership ranks to women and people of color.
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Researchers are most interested in photons, at least when it comes to devising practical quantum computing schemes.
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One approach to devising a national policy of restitution is to revisit the original claims of freedmen.
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Never was I more resourceful or unswerving than when I was devising ways to secure more Adderall.
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For several months, he has kept busy devising cocktails that will be introduced with the hotel's opening.
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Use this time to be imaginative, devising flexible, working definitions of what it means to feel successful.
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Kagan's voice has been that of the clever colleague, devising brilliant hypotheticals and clever turns of phrase.
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In his view, the bank needs to reward staff, Wall Street-style, for devising innovative financial solutions.
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The case at hand: Devising a new menu for Nahm, the internationally acclaimed Thai fine-dining restaurant.
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In 1980, she started weaving her own canvases and devising a coded language based on their structure.
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He also criticized the Obama administration for failing to consult with Congress or industry in devising it.
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The United States needs to engage partners and allies for the purpose of devising a common strategy.
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An F.C.C. official said the commission believed it could still stop states from devising their own regulations.
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Devising and implementing a complex strategy to counter Iran is the job of the executive, not the legislature.
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It's like someone revived Brutalist architects from the 1960s and tasked them with devising the world's blockiest phone.
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Rangel said the ministry's corruption probe of BRF will help authorities advance on devising actions to curb irregularities.
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Soon they are corresponding, devising a private slang, and going on long exploratory walks around the French capital.
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Yellen said the Fed would have to consider the effects of such a package in devising monetary policy.
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Devising an effective early-warning system for earthquake-vulnerable cities has long been a huge public-safety challenge.
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The Senate is devising its own healthcare plan rather than taking up the House's, which passed last week.
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He is credited with devising some of the programs that brought the U.S. economy back from the brink.
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As a young skateboarder, Paulusse put his energy into devising gusty tricks in his small village in Amsterdam.
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IBM and Google, meanwhile, are devising new chips specifically built to run AI software more quickly and efficiently.
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Beginning in the mid-1960s, Professor Selten expanded on Dr. Nash's groundbreaking game theory research, devising complex formulas.
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The plant would now be staffed, Foxconn said, with "knowledge" workers devising new uses for the glass panels.
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Devising a debt repayment plan, with or without the help of a financial planner, may be better option.
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In the example above, the window is $6,000, so he recommends devising a response for each possible offer.
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This can vary from the delicious yet familiar salade niçoise and pissaladière to recipes of your own devising.
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Orban launched a nationwide television and billboard advertising campaign in July accusing Soros of devising Europe's refugee crisis.
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He's a self-saboteur, too, devising the perfect marketing campaign, then alienating critics with a blast of hauteur.
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Mary Halvorson was devising a wobbly, questioning concerto on guitar, and the rest of the band fell quiet.
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There is no lack of creativity about devising potential avenues for humans to fly beyond our solar nest.
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But then Dr. Ford started rattling around in Bernard's consciousness and devising games for everyone else to play.
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Steven T. Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, will most likely play a major role in devising a tax package.
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The children watered the plants, swept the deck, and got resourceful when it came to devising art projects.
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If East Stratcom sounds like a group tasked with devising plans to win wars, that's not far-off.
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One problem devising credible plans is that, in much of the government, Trump has barely made a footprint.
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Ester thinks of herself as a scientist, running the stuff of life through experiments of her own devising.
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The protagonists of Perry's ingenious thrillers are usually skilled at devising schemes for getting out of awkward situations.
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Another group is devising legislation to tackle abuses and address how nondisclosure agreements silence victims of sexual harassment.
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He was tasked mainly with recruiting new wrestlers and devising ways to fold them into pre-existing storylines.
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Cadasta has worked with African pastoralist communities and is now looking into devising tools for Indian herders, she said.
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Kearns will be responsible for devising and driving the network's digital product and content offerings outside the United States.
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What do you think is the next step if you were devising a set of ways to expand it?
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Devising a mobile-banking app for millennials, say, is a far cry from parsing lines of code for bugs.
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US President Donald Trump claimed credit for devising a military strategy that forced ISIS into "giving up" in Mosul.
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A lot of thought has been put into devising the death traps for your Keanu-inspired avatar to navigate.
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But he has embraced it as enthusiastically as anyone and carried it to new depths of his own devising.
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He conducts contemporary works with the affinity of a fellow composer and has a knack for devising imaginative programs.
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After the bank kept rates unchanged on Thursday, Draghi said it was devising a stimulus package, possibly for September.
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And in recent years, they've started creating sonic black holes in the lab and devising increasingly sophisticated analogue experiments.
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President Barack Obama entered the fray on Tuesday, saying that his administration is devising options to reroute the pipeline.
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The Trump advisers have not broken off discussions with the Mueller team, but they are devising a new strategy.
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The relationship deteriorates further after Jane discovers that Blanche has been devising to sell their house from under her.
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And, Anika is the focus of this episode, as every character is devising ways to get the baby back.
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In 213, living in student halls, the 212-year-old began devising his plan to make society more equal.
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The day began with each group devising a list of the biggest stereotypes they think others have about them.
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Before the session, Nicolás told me that the committee had been tasked with devising a new plan for Venezuela.
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Action in New York New York City is devising a plan to team attorneys with each parent and child.
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"Devising solutions requires adaptation and building community resilience to the shocks of climate change weather-related events," said Shafiei.
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The people engineering these systems have become very clever about running them efficiently too, devising special semiconductors and software.
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Climate change is an existential crisis, but there are people devising methods of geoengineering the atmosphere to reverse it.
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Congress was tasked with devising a fix after President Trump announced in September that he would end the program.
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But the White House was devising ways to potentially soften the impact of the measures on major trading partners.
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There is also a father-and-son team devising cocktails: the renowned Albert Trummer and his son Jakob Trummer.
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May, there would remain the problem of devising assurances to Labour that the government would stick to the plan.
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Under PROMESA, Congress imposed an oversight board charged with fixing Puerto Rico's finances and devising an economic recovery plan.
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Rather, their challenge is devising content that aligns with Beijing's ideological guidelines, exemplified by Tencent's patriotic makeover of PUBG.
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His writings also appear to have had some influence among White House officials devising President Donald Trump's immigration policies.
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The Home Office has been consulting with social media companies on devising robust age verification technologies for many months.
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For a long while, they succeeded as European powers kept devising complex plans to counteract American sanctions on Iran.
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A key feature of the research was devising and testing a three-step process to remove these surface contaminants.
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A contingent of Irish-American advisers, he noted, had a strong hand in devising or enforcing the travel ban.
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There remains the hard task of devising transparency rules appropriate to the changing modes of spending to influence elections.
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The way to minimize trash, she said, isn't by devising a green marketing strategy or using new technological fixes.
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They accused him, a free black man, an artist and carpenter, a soldier, of devising a rebellion against slavery.
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Entire sites have been devoted, since the early days of the internet, to devising recipes to realize these unrealizable dishes.
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He is best known today for devising a way to produce artificial fertiliser that is vital to feeding the world.
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The problem is that Trump's response has been to fall into a hole of his own devising, then keep digging.
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How much time do Google engineers spend devising elaborate Easter eggs as opposed to actually doing what they're supposed to?
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In addition to devising completely new strategies, the new system is also considerably leaner and meaner than the original AlphaGo.
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The stories "behind the data" are about local communities uniting, governments devising new policies, and civil society becoming increasingly involved.
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As theorists explore the math underpinning these exotic states, experimentalists have been devising new and better platforms for studying them.
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They followed the best design practice, starting with fundamental principles first and only then devising the structures to implement them.
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At Martinet's invitation, he served as an adviser on the Plessy case, and was instrumental in devising the legal strategy.
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Why do you think mathematicians keep devising new proofs for certain theorems, when they already know the theorems are true?
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For airlines and industry groups, preventing accidents means devising tools and programs to keep pilots from tipping over that line.
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"How gentle you were, how kind, except when devising the most vicious practical jokes," his co-star Alan Alda tweeted.
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His daughter Ivanka has pushed ideas like paid leave and seems to be taking a role in devising new policies.
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Conservationists working with governments in African and Asian countries are devising various plans to preserve these phenomenal beasts, Huijbregts said.
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Major League Baseball has been devising multiple models for its schedule, which is delayed until mid-April at the earliest.
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A recent challenge, Louw said, was devising a way to transport pregnant women to the hospital if labor became complicated.
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The administration is devising the measure to broadly counter a Chinese strategy known as the Made in China 2025 plan.
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The play is really for the actors, who spend weeks devising back stories that explain or complicate their characters' motivations.
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Here's a guide to making a plan that will work for your team, according to people with experience devising them.
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But underdog movements have often taken their strategy seriously as well, devising well-coordinated game plans to challenge powerful foes.
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And as some scientists work on quantum computers, others are devising security techniques that could thwart their code-breaking abilities.
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So here's a hint: Real leadership means devising and carrying out sustained policies that make the world a better place.
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"At the ECB, we are, for instance, devising a guide on licensing that also covers fintechs," Nouy told a conference.
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Homer had a couple of epithets that would suit our attorney general: "crooked-counseling" and "devious-devising" come to mind.
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Before an airline can start devising a color scheme for its cabin lighting, though, it needs airplanes with that capability.
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Facebook now has the daunting challenge of devising a system that can do what human communities have consistently failed to do.
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But we here at Mashable have spent roughly the last two weeks devising some very complex hacks to test HQ's system.
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Ms. Topham at first exudes a demure propriety that makes Beatrice's rather quick descent into murder-devising seem a little incongruous.
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The company said it is making progress in devising a software fix for the automatic safety feature on the 737 Max.
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Yapa said that the government was devising a plan to help those affected and "we will begin cash assistance very soon".
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But the machines have a long way to go before they can defeat us in driving contests of our own devising.
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EQT said it has committed to evaluating options and devising a plan to address this discount by the end of 2018.
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As Rand peers back inside, I thought he was devising a clever alternative that would rely on his superhuman power. Nope.
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They are devising plans to conduct their own demonstration flights with senior company officials on board to amplify that message. on.wsj.
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That means devising policies to assimilate these refugees and educate their children in ways that integrate them into their host countries.
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He has been tracking the growth of online delivery and devising solutions for cities, like shifting business deliveries to overnight hours.
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Still, the question of extraterrestrial life is a fascinating one, so astronomers are devising techniques to look at the planet's atmosphere.
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He is credited with devising a powerful new way of analyzing the effects of the federal deficit on the larger economy.
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As someone whose job involved devising sanctions, I have to ask -- did Kushner know VEB was sanctioned by the United States?
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He said other major central banks have also followed this path and the ECB should not risk devising a new path.
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Varying experiences of oppression shaped his conviction to break norms, devising clothing that was wearable, good looking, and made a statement.
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But his expertise in devising complex financing solutions appealed to Mr. Son, one of the larger players in global debt markets.
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The city settled the case by devising a choice-based enrollment process meant to be race-neutral but still achieve integration.
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There have been numerous calls for change, and the government says it is devising new, less intimidating ways to report abuse.
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Its internet companies are in the vanguard in devising ways to upend retail, finance, transport and other industries using mobile technology.
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The Fed has been devising plans to reduce its investment holdings, a final stage in unwinding its postcrisis economic stimulus program.
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Mr Trump takes momentous decisions on a whim, without pondering the likely fallout or devising a coherent strategy to contain it.
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Mr. Daniels, now the president of Purdue University, praised her as an "indispensible technician" for her efforts in devising the proposal.
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Many families wait to see the offers that come in before devising a plan, and that's a mistake, according to Skarlis.
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It says it will abandon nuclear energy by 2022 and is devising plans for an orderly long-term exit from coal.
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It says it will abandon nuclear energy by 2022 and is devising plans for an orderly long-term exit from coal.
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"Liberals in the academy are now devising constitutional theories with an eye on the composition of the Court," Justin Driver said.
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To do this, Sheffield and Miller thought about devising a mathematical ruler that could be used to measure distance on LQG surfaces.
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The three railroads together are devising a scheme for which tracks to take offline for repairs, and where to reroute other trains.
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Devising a winning strategy isn't easy, but as long as neither side knows the other's plan in advance, it's a fair fight.
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He has said Trump asked him to work on devising the travel restrictions announced in late January involving seven predominantly Muslim countries.
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Surely, humans are capable of devising alternate forms of democratic participation toward a more equitable distribution of the common and public good.
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But by cataloguing them and devising improvements that protect against some but not all, we can advance the state of the art.
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Sure, there were some in the back of my mind when devising the looks, but no one particular name was direct inspiration.
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Planetary scientists are currently devising ways to decipher what is causing the excess methane on Mars, so stay tuned (and join in)!
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DISRUPTIVE The commission, who has the exclusive power to propose legislation at EU level, would be in charge of devising new rules.
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So, take a look through and let us know whether you'll be taking cues from Mango when devising your outfits this spring.
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Hungry for revenue, California and other states are devising ways to be more aggressive in taking over these funds for government use.
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Scientists have spent years devising technologies that will protect the car-sized spacecraft from instant incineration when it enters the Sun's corona.
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In devising their menu, Mr. Kinch and the Bywater's chef, David Morgan, couldn't resist adding personal spins to some of the classics.
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Theorists like Kleban, then, are the clocksmiths, devising altogether hundreds of different models that might replicate the clockwork of the Big Bang.
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In devising the December 2015 omnibus legislation to fund the government, Democrats were obliged to find money to cover every budget increase.
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Some of the most fertile ground for future innovation is in devising new methods and workflows for extracting meaning from whole genomes.
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When you're devising story arcs for the season, which comes first: the political-espionage story lines or the personal-family story lines?
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Surely, Humans are capable of devising alternate forms of democratic participation toward a more equitable distribution of the common and public good.
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But German researchers were devising their own test, which was quickly adopted by the World Health Organization for distribution around the world.
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Perhaps most glaringly, there's been no significant international gathering of political leaders tasked with devising a global strategy to tackle the disease.
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Then she got even more daring, devising tracks that warp and splinter the beat, and the artier electronic-music world took notice.
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It was aimed primarily at economic stimulus, rather than devising a much-needed gameplan to slow the virus' spread across the region.
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NEW YORK Sometimes we get caught up in solving day-to-day problems, devising short-term strategies to address our immediate circumstances.
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And as several parent groups in other neighborhoods are devising their own integration plans, there are no proposals close to being finalized.
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That didn't keep card companies from devising all sorts of clever ways to induce people to spend and borrow much, much more.
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It involves understanding the political challenges of each and every member of Congress and then devising a legislative package that can pass.
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Devising schemes for favoured industries, like U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed $50 billion package for the country's airlines, risks missing the point.
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But they had no consensus on how much of the law should be repealed and had great difficulty devising a comprehensive replacement.
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The engineers essentially rebooted the mission, devising a way to allow Kepler to survey new parts of the sky every few months.
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Republican lawmakers have spent years devising ways to replace Obamacare but have yet to agree on the specifics of how to proceed.
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Bosch, on Wednesday, agreed to pay consumers in the United States $2200 million as compensation for its role in devising the software.
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We have now learned that as a dramatist, Trump's skills may go beyond acting to include devising and then orchestrating elaborate ruses.
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Scientists believe the key to devising a strategy to combat the disease may involve a better understanding of the bats' hibernation physiology.
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The international swimming federation charged an eight-person panel with devising a plan on how to screen its athletes for the Games.
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The Beastie Boys were devising a tongue-in-cheek marriage of heavy metal and hip-hop rhymes and recording their first record.
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The process it lays out for budgeting begins with the new Committees devising a budget resolution laying out specific spending by category.
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Devising poll-tested messages and delivering them through television and radio ads and social media is no longer enough, if it ever was.
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There are undoubtedly real examples of autocratic rulers who are also savvy, highly skilled technocrats who excel at devising and implementing public policy.
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Mr Spiegel (snapped) has proven himself to be creative in devising new features for Snapchat's app and in imagining how it might evolve.
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During his tenure at the White House (2005-2008), he was responsible for devising and coordinating national security policy toward the Middle East.
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Building up and displaying collections, planning exhibitions, training curators, conservators and other museum staff, and devising educational programmes lag far behind museum-building.
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"We are not going to wear the hijab," says Masi, who has been involved in devising a plan to protest during Iran's matches.
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Few at the firm are optimistic that Alphabet is closer to devising a business as lucrative and large as search continues to be.
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Analysts on both sides of the aisle spent most of the past months devising the path of least resistance for obtaining that margin.
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But in the early 2000s, chemists began devising methods for separating pure cerium oxide from silica and alumina impurities picked up during polishing.
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Blackburn had just won a competition for the job of devising a symbol for the bicentennial celebration of the American Revolution in 1976.
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Along with the government of Papua New Guinea, Australia is devising a plan to preserve the site and create a lasting, meaningful commemoration.
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I dig through the research my actual assistant pulled for me, devising questions for her and watching how she composes herself in interviews.
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This book's centerpiece is a long section that relates Mr. Martien's war experience in a first-person voice of his grandson's own devising.
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With the prevalence and cost of major disasters skyrocketing in recent years, economists and preparedness experts are devising novel ideas to finance recovery.
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The benefits can take on various forms such as helping to create new products or devising a better method for getting things done.
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Power market analysts noted from the outset that FERC typically seeks proposals for major changes from these organizations rather than devising them itself.
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It is thus dismaying to consistently encounter new graduates who haven't a clue about thinking through a challenge and devising well-considered approaches.
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The data did not suggest that any country had a plug-and-play policy template for devising a lower-cost, high-performing system.
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New civil suits from the attorneys general in New York, Vermont and Washington State accuse distributors of brazenly devising systems to evade regulators.
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Perhaps that's why so many people are desperately seeking a loophole to hand washing, devising complicated and ineffective recipes for homemade hand sanitizer.
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It's deeply uncomfortable, because you are devising a solution to a problem that doesn't yet exist and whose future scale you are guessing.
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On tour recently with the singer Frank Ocean, "I'd be in the hotel by myself during the day," devising steps, Mr. Jonze said.
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In order to disguise the often offensive taste of bathtub moonshine (which was sourced from industrial-grade alcohols), clubs began devising cocktail recipes.
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For Chidi, it is an especially pressing concern: He's devising a new afterlife system that will prevent the imminent, instantaneous annihilation of humanity.
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White House aides have spent the past several weeks devising various options, which they believe could add up to billions in additional funding.
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The key political challenge for Republicans is devising a new health policy that preserves portions of Obamacare that have been successful and popular.
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On the right, allies of President Trump are devising ways to punish Mr. Flake for his outspoken rejection of Mr. Trump last year.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Mitch McConnell excels at devising crafty ways for Senate Republicans to avoid paying a high price on politically explosive issues.
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He instead became a choreographer and director, meeting Verdon while devising her routines for "Damn Yankees," after she won her first Tony Award.
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Instead of devising a safety net for miners, he has put his efforts into promoting U.S. coal exports and repealing Obama-era regulations.
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But the EPA got rather creative in devising the Clean Power Plan, in order to give states lots of flexibility to cut emissions.
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Trump's aides had initially focused mostly on devising ways to boost sales of "eye in the sky" drones used for tracking and targeting.
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Tarek El Diwany, a consultant, says banks are devising loopholes to sell nominally sharia-compliant products that are essentially the same as any other.
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Twenty such centres have been set up across Europe since 2000 to nurture young tech firms devising down-to-earth uses for space technology.
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Roth was an atheist who swore allegiance to earthly imagination, whether devising pornographic functions for raw liver or indulging romantic fantasies about Anne Frank.
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The Portuguese neurologist and brain surgeon was awarded the prize for devising the lobotomy – a procedure where part of the brain is cut away.
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Once he and Think Tank came together, America started commissioning artworks from people in prison, then began devising ways of getting the pieces out.
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Eight years later, the plant's operator, Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings (Tepco), is still in the formative stages of devising a clean-up plan.
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ISIS is undeniably savvy when it comes to social media and devising innovative narratives that target and appeal to a host of vulnerable communities.
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Egypt formed a cabinet-level committee this month tasked with devising mechanisms to set the appropriate profit margins on the sales of basic goods.
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Friston first became a heroic figure in academia for devising many of the most important tools that have made human brains legible to science.
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He also has discussed devising a process that allows continuous boring, rather than current methods that require stopping the machine to build tunnel walls.
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But the senior officials responsible for devising, authorizing, and ordering unlawful detainee abuse have so far evaded investigation or prosecution by the U.S. government.
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The challenge, she said, would be devising ways to turn all of those pledges into a system that can chip away at global emissions.
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His comments were echoed by the Single Resolution Board (SRB), which is responsible for devising wind-down plans for the euro zone's largest banks.
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Many brain cells have been applied lately to devising a statistical method to determine when an election map has become over-the-top partisan.
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She guardedly lets him into her life, fully aware that Barry is a middle-aged man trying to escape demons of his own devising.
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He added that the House committee had been in discussions with Democratic senators and had taken on board their feedback when devising the package.
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Finn, meanwhile, is enlisted to build a massive telescope for Arthur, and is also secretly devising a mechanical device for Caroline Ainsworth's damaged arm.
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What unites them all is the fact that Che has been at the forefront of directing and devising the visuals to match each track.
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University Hospital's network, the Cleveland Clinic and others are devising a program to address lead poisoning and infant mortality in neighborhoods near Case Western.
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And as more entrepreneurs seek to capitalize on this form of cause marketing, companies are devising all manner of promises to entice new customers.
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Richter, who'd always been fond of baking and didn't like the taste of the e-liquid coming from China, began devising her own recipes.
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But if they waited and the measure passed, they would look weak and be forced into creating a law not of their own devising.
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The statement accused Mengyi and his associates of devising a scheme in early 2015 to unlawfully obtain European Union funds intended for social cooperatives.
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We've spent literally thousands of years devising rules of human conduct — the basic precepts that allow us (ideally) to get along and prosper together.
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The only beneficiary of the more than $8 million they cost us must be the company responsible for devising and installing such pointless promotion.
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Still, after the election, Western journalists kept calling Meister, waiting to hear what Russia was really up to: Was Putin devising a new strategy?
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Three states — New York, Vermont and Washington — have recently filed civil suits against pharmaceutical distributors, accusing the companies of devising systems to evade regulators.
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Others tell untruths for the president, sometimes at his request, sometimes out of loyalty, and get caught in gummy webs of their own devising.
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She took thousands of calls around the clock, talking despondent farmers down from the ledge and devising strategies to try to save their farms.
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August 16, 2019 As scientists explore reasons why honeybee populations are on the decline, some organizations are devising unique ways to help the insects.
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The crisis was designed by Dale Weiss, whom Mr. Gilman referred to as something of a "mad scientist" when devising each round of facts.
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His six-person law firm has achieved national renown — and a near monopoly — in the curious business of devising ways to compensate disaster victims.
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He split it in three and assembled the Big Mac as the world knows it today, with a special sauce of his own devising.
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Could that mean they were devising rationales to keep Trump officials from learning about the controversial surveillance practices they had used against Trump associates?
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A new generation of builders is devising daring structures that celebrate natural materials, push for eco-consciousness — and argue for a more democratic future.
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Qassem Soleimani, claiming Tehran's top military commander had been devising attacks on U.S. facilities that endangered the lives of American diplomats and service members.
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The new reactionary ''alternative'' movement is also keenly aware of power, but it craves it, worships it, is constantly devising plans to acquire it.
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Consider your options for avoiding that situation this year: Devising a holiday budget is one thing, but sticking to it successfully requires some forethought.
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The word in diplomatic circles is that some neighboring states are already devising plans for occupying parts of South Sudan if the chaos spreads.
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At that time, the company said it was devising a fresh restructuring plan that would ensure its continued existence and its ability to grow.
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Pruitt has also barred media from important EPA events, including an announcement for a new initiative for transparency in the science used in devising regulations.
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The Department of Cultural Affairs is devising a plan for June 2017 that would manage and organize New York City's resources for arts and culture.
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In an interview with ABC News last month, Trump said his administration was devising a policy on how to deal with people covered by DACA.
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Beyond sizzling a breakfast pork alternative or devising new twists on classics, Kardashian says she also creates dishes like potato soufflé with her stand mixer.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Many museums have been turning to technology to draw larger and younger audiences, devising various apps and interactive games.
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Here are the top issues Trump will confront in meetings with foreign leaders: Japan's Abe: Devising a workable plan for ending North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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By devising a plan of attack, the U.S. can hope to stay ahead of China, which has for years invested deeply in developing the technology.
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Similar work was being done in London and Shanghai, all with the aim of better understanding people's behaviors and devising ways to improve their commutes.
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Ultimately the researchers found that Bob and Alice were good at devising a solid encryption protocol on their own as long as they valued security.
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But in case that's not enough, startups are busily devising a host of tools for employers to boost engagement and fight the scourge of burnout.
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Even as Trump lamented the continued US military presence in Afghanistan in the October 2015 interview, he acknowledged the difficulty of devising an exit strategy.
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For now, here are our educated guesses, which you should feel free to use when devising your own strategy for winning your Globes pool. Onward!
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In the NRA's depiction, Lockton failed the gun group, which trusted the broker not to run afoul of local laws when devising and marketing insurance.
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Rooms filled with some of the most talented, bold, daring and dedicated people on the planet, devising solutions to some of the economy's toughest problems.
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He has also, however, made works in which he seems to trivialize musicality, devising dance effects whose timing and structure seem smart-aleck, pedantic, campy.
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The suit, filed in court Wednesday, accuses the pharmaceutical manufacturer of devising a deceptive marketing scheme that mischaracterized the risk of opioid abuse and addiction.
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Nevertheless, Senate Democrats eyeing higher office and seeking street cred in the debate are devising more innovative and aggressive strategies to take on Big Pharma.
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One key goal was devising an approach that promotes judicious use of medical resources and holds doctors accountable for outcomes and quality of care. Why?
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Instead of just focusing on the next note, Shimon is now taking a holistic view of composition, devising meaningful measures and higher-level musical semantics.
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He is devising a new way of paying doctors under Medicare, as required by a 2015 law, the biggest change in payment policy since 1992.
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He will spend more time around the organization, he says, while devising the new strategy going forward and picking the people that will run it.
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Clinton's State Department emails was critical information for her aides, who were devising strategy on how to respond to any story lines that could emerge.
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Middle East producers are now devising strategies to lock in Asian market share, said Helima Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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So why not set our expectations higher, start devising ways audiences can be helpful, smart and kind, and calibrate opportunities for engagement to prove it?
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I contacted Andrea Carla Michaels because I felt I needed help from someone who has a lot of experience with devising an early-week puzzle.
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The Gates Foundation's experience highlights the challenges of devising effective family policies, especially in the U.S. — the only industrialized country not to offer paid leave.
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With this unexpected re-appearance of MINERVA-II1, the space agency is now devising a plan for what to do next with its revived landers.
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Mr. Trump accused Mr. Sessions's department of devising a "politically correct" version of the ban — as if the president had nothing to do with it.
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Geared toward music fans 12 and under, the event will include sharing stories, devising sounds, experimenting with movement and making decisions about rhythm and tempo.
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That led investigators to look into whether officials from the Russian athletics federation, known as RusAF, were complicit in devising Lysenko's attempts to avoid punishment.
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Almost exactly 30 years ago, the artist and sculptor Jim Sanborn was devising an encrypted code for his sculpture complex at the new CIA headquarters.
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But devising that vision is impossible when we refuse to accept that the government bears some financial responsibility in solving a problem it helped create.
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David Popp, a spokesman for Mr. McConnell, said on Monday that many Republicans were involved in devising a replacement for Mr. Obama's health care law.
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And then, just maybe, she could take what she has learned and start a small business devising healthy snack alternatives for children like her son.
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Countries from Britain to China and U.S. states such as California and Hawaii have been devising policies to cut on plastic waste - mainly plastic bags.
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Nor are they aware of extensive inter-agency deliberations on devising a negotiating stance with China, or even whether any negotiations with China have occurred.
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What they learn from it and other reported sightings could help in devising conservation strategies to protect these attention-shy animals and related beaked whales.
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M.L.B. has been devising various models of how the schedule could play out: either with a full 162 games, or with fewer for each team.
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For roughly the past 10 years, Pittsburgh-based artists Stuart Anderson and Shaun Slifer have been devising a far more punk rock penny machine: Fauna.
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Extinction Rebellion said it had decided to postpone the action, which was due to start on Tuesday, until after the summer after devising new drone protocols.
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But amid mounting scrutiny and threats of U.S. sanctions, the kingdom is reportedly devising a plan to acknowledge that Saudi agents were behind Khashoggi's suspected slaying.
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Jefferies analysts said Sodexo was likely to be preoccupied with devising and implementing a reboot strategy over the next few quarters to recover lost market share.
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Huffman allegedly discussed the scheme in a recorded phone call with Singer, who has pleaded guilty to multiple charges and has admitted to devising the scam.
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MUMBAI/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - From rural motorbike sales to rail freight, economists and even the central bank are devising their own ways to measure Indian growth.
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Thrive Multi Visual, an agritech startup from Shropshire, is devising a chicken-weighing robot based on the rover developed by NASA to explore the red planet.
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Perhaps, instead of devising ways to make off with free or deeply discounted avocados, we should recognize that it's time to move on from the avocado.
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After devising a plan that won Yanukovych Ukraine's presidency, an emboldened Manafort turned his attention to another herculean effort: repairing Ukraine's foreign affairs and reputation abroad.
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India was one of a few countries still supplying Iran with goods, devising a complex payment mechanism to help Tehran access non-sanctioned items including medicines.
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As a result, devising attention-grabbing new concoctions is now a constant struggle in an atmosphere where bizarre mash-ups and hedonistic extravagance are the norm.
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Julio Zavala, general manager at Brazilian fertilizer blender Utilfértil Indústria de Fertilizantes, which Nutrien owns, said the company is still devising its strategy for building retail.
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Google's Deep Mind and Elon-Musk funded OpenAI are hard at work devising methods to make sure artificial intelligence never works against humanity's interest, Wired reports.
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Inside the health department, senior health officials like Redfield and Fauci have been empowered to move quickly on preparing for U.S. outbreaks and devising potential treatments.
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But when the time came to take on ISIS on the battlefield, he slammed the brakes on a plan that military strategists had spent months devising.
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In response to that criticism, the companies are devising plans to prepare for—and hopefully offset—what many consider to be a rapidly approaching transit crisis.
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It did so by accelerating approvals for alternative drugs, advising manufacturers on how to overcome shortages and devising workarounds to purify drugs contaminated during faulty production.
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To keep pace with demand and stand out from the growing crowd, microbrewers will need to continue devising ever-more-inventive names for their artisanal ales.
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Trump has previously said his administration was devising a policy on how to deal with individuals covered by DACA, but no formal changes have been announced.
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Bigger picture: Insurance is one of the fintech sectors being upended by smartphones, and new companies are devising new business models that better fit consumer behaviors.
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The E.U. has been dragging its heels on devising a strategy for trade discussions with the U.S. to avert new American tariffs on European car imports.
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Mr. Trump did not wind up devising an agreement of his own with Mr. Schumer during their 90-minute one-on-one in the West Wing.
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The "founding" was about this secondary process of passing statute laws and establishing customs, almost as much as it was about devising and ratifying the Constitution.
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The Sri Lanka Ports Authority began devising what officials believed was a careful, economically sound plan in 2007, according to an official involved in the project.
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Engage African American men and boys in developing solutions Young Black men must have a seat at the table when devising solutions that affect their lives.
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With Alejandro Ocampo and other Salk researchers, Dr. Izpisua Belmonte has spent five years devising ways to deliver a nonlethal dose of Yamanaka factors to mice.
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We can start by defining the threat model, establishing the attack surface, and devising devious methods of influence that could turn the course of an election.
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The Cars managed to please both punk-rock fans and a far broader pop audience, reaching into rock history while devising fresh, lush extensions of it.
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The important thing to remember is that these problems don't keep popping up because the people devising the plans are careless, and keep forgetting crucial issues.
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" Around the time when he was devising the n-tuple method, Woody had his first daydream about building the machine that he called a "computer person.
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In spite of having a plan of "defeating them quickly and effectively and having total victory," Mr. Trump charged military officers with devising a new strategy.
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White House aides have spent the last month meeting with congressional staffers and devising a package of legislative measures in the wake of recent mass shootings.
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It may also compromise a patient's well-being: Ambivalent providers may visit less often, educate patients less avidly and spend less time devising the best treatments.
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I am guessing soft bristle brushes and paint scrapers but I would not be surprised if he used other tools, including some of his own devising.
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The results are obviously cool, but the researchers told the BBC that others are devising synthetic photosynthetic systems and their bacteria might not be the winning option.
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The two got around this problem by devising a three-part method in which they stretched out the laser pulse, amplified it, then compressed it once again.
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Cellular agriculture companies are also devising scaffolds from naturally occurring materials, such as cellulose, starch and alginate, which may be more affordable than engineering scaffolds from scratch.
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Trying to make tough platformers, devising fun puzzles, and laying out dumb, half-baked levels just to see if you can make it work is a blast.
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Large sections, mostly concerning her love affairs with women, were written in a "crypt" of her own devising, which combined mathematical symbols, punctuation and the Greek alphabet.
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The lab, and the school, has spent years devising various ways to improve civic engagement in Iran, especially online, with some financial support from the Canadian government.
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Other firms, though, hope to go further than this, by devising manufacturing systems that put together entire metabolic pathways for the production of chemicals other than proteins.
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Hinckley, then a 25-year-old college dropout from Texas, modeled himself after Travis, gathering the same arsenal and devising the same plot to kill a politician.
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Behind the scenes, experts from both parties are busy devising and testing new ways to frame hot-button issues designed to pull voters further into their camps.
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The real revolution was devising a way to flout labor laws that otherwise provide a livable wage for workers and driving down costs through any means necessary.
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He picked fights, lionized the studio chiefs and fended off lawmakers' efforts to limit sex and violence on screen by devising the self-regulating film ratings system.
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It will then figure out the best ways to succeed at the task, devising solutions and strategies that are beyond human capacities, and possibly even human comprehension.
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Huffman, 56, allegedly discussed the scheme in a recorded phone call with Singer, who has pleaded guilty to multiple charges and has admitted to devising the scam.
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You may be an industrious soul, devising creative solutions for whatever problems come your way, and are happy to devote your talent and time to your employer.
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You get the sense she's using too much brain power on creative thought, devising her next little slice of expression, to be playing mind-games or plotting.
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For Trump, it has meant devising and weathering ruthless competition with business rivals as greedy and cutthroat as anyone he's likely to meet at a summit conference.
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The effort is among the first times, Dr. Daugherty Biddison said, that a state has gathered informed public opinion on these questions before devising policy on them.
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There Benjamin sought to explore the frontiers of a new musical language, devising forbiddingly complex sonic architectural structures to substitute for such traditional forms as the sonata.
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International trade minister Liam Fox, also seen as an important figure in devising Britain's post-Brexit relations with Europe, speaks to the World Trade Organisation on Tuesday.
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Devising ways to scale financing for urban infrastructure, and to shift capital flows to make sure new projects are sustainable, is the next great challenge facing cities.
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That divide has left the stakes higher for advertisers devising campaigns for some of the biggest U.S. brands, which typically avoid politics, for fear of upsetting consumers.
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He's an orator as much as a bike rider, a born rhetorician, at his best when selling the planet on huge flamboyant whoppers of his own devising.
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American generals spoke in a surreal language that the Beatles could only aspire to, devising "pacification" programs that increased body counts and made peace ever more remote.
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Pass-Through Plan In devising any complicated plan, there will be some knotty issues when it is tempting to offer vague promises of fixes that come later.
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Researchers are now devising more effective and durable ways to produce more water per unit of energy and to deal with the highly concentrated brine that remains.
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Devising words to divide us,Fear in the heart of the millions,One percent with their billions,Savage politicians got the whole world ripe for the pickin'.
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Apple has spent the last two years devising a similar mechanism for its cobalt purchases, tracing its sourcing all the way back to the DRC mine site.
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Ms. Wu wondered whether the government might also require such courses in private schools, which have a high degree of autonomy in devising curriculums and teaching methods.
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Mr. Wildstein testified for eight days during the trial, offering the most critical evidence against Mr. Baroni and Ms. Kelly while admitting to devising the plot himself.
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In reality, you're devising a performative declaration of your love, not a series of expectations you set for yourself like you would at an annual performance review.
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Barbara Lee (D-CA) recently launched a "Pathways Out of Poverty" listening tour, visiting communities around the country who are devising their own solutions for upward mobility.
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Rising to the challenge, regulators, scholars, and think-tanks have begun devising legal, economic, and technical mechanisms to foster fairness, accountability, and transparency in algorithmic decision-making.
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In Bonn, at the June 17-27 talks, government officials should concentrate on devising a "solid" mechanism for carbon markets, which business is waiting for, she added.
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Among his accomplishments was devising the body mass index, a ratio of weight to height that we still use to decide if people are too big or small.
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Realizing that both radiation therapy and operations were out of the question given his age, he settled on devising a bullet point list of Dr. NakaMats-style therapies.
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Chris Collins, a New York Republican and Trump ally, said Pence would play a "lead role" in devising a replacement for the law's coverage of 20 million Americans.
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Twenty years after working with Münster's air and devising one of the most compelling projects in the exhibition, Erkmen now working with Münster's water, has done the same.
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However, after the capture of local cartel bosses, their second-in-commands have taken over, and the gangs are devising new ways of evading security forces, Ayestas said.
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The British Bankers' Association said protecting staff's physical and mental wellbeing was "a top priority" for its members, who are devising more innovative ways to prevent problems occurring.
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States are devising different plans with varying legal and procedural elements - some being rushed out before they are ready - leaving them open to lawsuits from retailers and others.
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But if he were, his trademark concept over the last half-century might have been devising hugely ambitious public installations that are virtually guaranteed never to be realized.
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The task of creating the iPhone, devising a new drug or honing a manufacturing process is best left to geniuses such as Mr Jobs or to internal experts.
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That uncertainty comes from the impossibility of devising a policy that satisfies both Labour's metropolitan Remain voters and its working-class Leavers in northern England and the Midlands.
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Getting them out in the open now and devising countermeasures are an essential part of the vetting process for any technology that aspires to being in everyday use.
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Kim is likely devising ways to exploit South Korea's political weakness as an opportunity to cause further instability, but that could backfire on the 32-year-old leader.
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Resigned to devising an alternative strategy, she tries to make the best of the makeshift domestic situation, with increasingly paranoid Howard assuming the role of savior and benefactor.
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While devising the new style, the brand found that women tend to compromise on comfort, performance or aesthetics when shopping for bras that cater to running, Plante explained.
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The Pentagon is well aware of the danger Iran's swarms pose, however, and is devising new weapons to counter them, including small, precision-guided rockets and even lasers.
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She initially became known for devising print ad campaigns featuring naked or nearly naked models — the likes of which were rarely seen in her industry at the time.
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Meanwhile, Ben Burtt took audiences to a galaxy far far away in "Star Wars" (1977) by devising a lightsaber's hums and crackles, and a robot's bleeps and whistles.
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James Madison, who was largely responsible for devising and defending our unique system of checks and balances, believed that "if men were angels" we would need no government.
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But at the mayor's insistence, engineers began devising a way to prepare the tunnel ahead of that work, which Ms. Lloyd said would probably be completed in 2025.
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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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Because Roman, the lone Savior survivor from last week, caught up to her, too, before channeling his inner Bond supervillain by devising a pointlessly convoluted means of execution.
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We can only assume these men have forgotten how sex works, perhaps because they're so busy devising new ways to decrease women's access to health care through legislation.
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Experts in pain management know this, but for some reason there is a disconnect when it comes to devising a public health intervention to address the opioid epidemic.
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Folk dance settings by Bartok and Brahms sit alongside works tailored specially to Mr. Frost's ability to sing and play simultaneously, through a technique of his own devising.
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At the time, he held a part-time job there devising cryptic crossword puzzles for the back pages every week but had found it becoming too time-consuming.
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" In devising the advisory opinion, Jcope had seemingly sought to address such diverse duties, including the role of public relations firms "as architects of grass-roots lobbying campaigns.
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Others that use these ratings are cyber insurance companies, when devising what kind of rates to charge customers, and also to monitor those customers after they are insured.
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Then they spent a month devising what he refers to as a "mini constitution," a philosophy and a set of principles the company would apply to its drivers.
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The electoral incentives in Congress are for grandstanding in support of or opposition to the president rather than for doing the difficult work of devising and negotiating legislation.
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Instead, each student is responsible for creating his or her own course of study, and then devising a series of six "exams" that must be passed to graduate.
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In addition to education and action, the travel industry is devising ways to become resilient to changing climates and along the way, is even discovering new tourism opportunities.
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As technology becomes increasingly pervasive in American life, universities across the United States have been devising ways to teach students how to grapple with the consequences on society.
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Working with the Taiwanese new-media artist Hsin-Chien Huang, Ms. Anderson has cocreated a virtual reality piece that enables participants to traverse a moonscape of her devising.
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Over the past few years, NIAID has been studying the molecular structure of this family of viruses, he says, and devising plans to quickly create vaccines against them.
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They say the data may be helpful for devising other reforms, including an eventual Obamacare replacement and, at minimum, should be preserved as part of the historical record.
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But the Trump administration's decision to do so now, at the very moment it is devising a strategy for Afghanistan, underlines the Pentagon's outsize role in the process.
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They're among his best works, combining freely sketched passages with images from newspapers and magazines; they translate a 14th-century epic into a language of his own devising.
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But Florian Dauth, an automated-driving engineer for the ZF Group of Germany — one of the world's largest automotive suppliers — is in the business of devising engineering solutions.
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Recently, Mr. Kéré has been devising ways of rebuilding the parliament building in Burkina Faso's capital of Ouagadougou, which was set on fire during the country's 2014 uprising.
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Rusnak was sentenced to 2100-250/2 years in prison after he admitted devising a scheme that netted him $850,000 in salary and bonuses from 1997 to 2001.
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He fell in with a like-minded group of young lawyers, who began devising a legal armature for the executive branch as it tried to restore its power.
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One of her first conceptual pieces — sadly unrealized — involved sending up a fleet of jets from the Yugoslavian Air Force to fly in formations of her own devising.
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Over four seasons on the NBC comedy, both Michaels spent their time devising elaborate, twisty fictions and trying to settle on a suitably just plan for the afterlife.
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If lawmakers are committed to effectively preventing the slaughter of citizens in Syria, they must begin with devising a long-term strategy towards Syria and the surrounding region.
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Instead, she will join Eldridge Industries, which controls The Reporter and Billboard, in a new role devising a "media-investment strategy," she said in an interview on Sunday.
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By the mid-1800s, gymnasts in Sweden and Germany were taking their indoor moves outside to the beach, devising midair contortions while pitching their bodies into the water.
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But major hurdles exist, including determining if a human umbilical cord can be successfully connected, devising the amniotic fluid and assessing the ultimate long-term effects of the approach.
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Microsoft wanted to have Nokia as its de facto in-house Windows Phone design operation, but it still wanted Samsung and HTC pouring money into devising their own devices.
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García stood up against gender violence, devising strategies to combat machismo and organizing massive women's marches — her notebook was full of plans to educate other women about their rights.
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Second, overnight rates by definition lack forward-looking term structures—the cost of borrowing for the next three months, say—although regulators are looking into ways of devising them.
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Devising the perfect formula for a good date —let alone love — is something corporations and scientists are eternally struggling to get right, if it's possible to do at all.
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If they find that it does, the countries hit by the tariffs can retaliate in ways of their own devising with the WTO's blessing, up to a certain limit.
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The project offered valuable real-life lessons, like how to project manage under time and budget constraints and how many design revisions were required before devising the final product.
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Funny, my next question was that given that Garrett was so great as Lloyd, were you already devising scenarios to bring him back, and then this idea came along?
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In a sense, Huang is a low-tech demiurge, devising a cybernetic bestiary from funky doodads and cheap merchandise, the stock and trade of dollar stores around the world.
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The technocratic camp took heart when Mr Putin appointed Alexei Kudrin, a former finance minister, to head the Centre for Strategic Research, a think-tank charged with devising reforms.
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They were the followers of 19th century preacher William Miller, who answered a personal crisis of faith by devising a complex numerology to establish the date of Christ's return.
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Van der Aa is a master of many media: the production incorporated video projections of his own devising, and involved only one live performer, the luminous soprano Miah Persson.
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Following a law passed by Congress in 2016, the federal Agricultural Marketing Service is devising guidelines for mandatory labeling of food products developed using some specific crop breeding methods.
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First, second and last consideration when devising a pre-operational plan for the execution of a warrant is the safety and well-being of those participating in the warrant.
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But now the region's modern chefs are embracing these ancient flavors, devising new treats like multilayered halvah, sesame ice creams and pâte brisée made with tahini instead of butter.
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Tired of ballroom dancing shows and singing contests, North, who worked in financial recruitment at the time, began devising ways to apply the reality TV voting model to soccer.
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Since fairness means different things to different people, Ms. Stum suggests creating a process, whether it be drawing lots, letting people pick in birth order or devising something else.
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Integrating the various militia that have sprouted since Mosul fell to ISIS, devising better governance for the city, are challenges as great as liberating it in the first place.
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I fear that incrementalists are more interested in putting off single-payer supporters than actually devising the best step-by-step process that gets you to a universal system.
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While her plan certainly has a realistic budget and timeline, it's only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to devising real, lasting solutions to solving this crisis.
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I've been a syllabus-maker since the early 2000s and still get all kinds of thrills from devising these humble documents I hope others will find just as thrilling.
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We got advice from groups that provide in-person assistance, economists who have studied insurance choices and executives at companies that are devising products to help make choosing easier.
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The Common Market and then the European Union itself were experiments in devising a postpolitical politics that treated particular attachments as morally unacceptable and therefore politically out of bounds.
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Or so thinks Dudley Smith, a sergeant in the Los Angeles Police Department, currently working for Army intelligence and devising all kinds of war-profiteering hustles on the side.
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Or perhaps someone versed in the underground cinema scene: A short film of Ms. Monk's earlier devising, carrying the same title, was also projected during the three-act work.
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Days later, the Supreme Court affirmed the lower court's rejection of the maps for two congressional districts, finding that legislators had relied too much on race when devising them.
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Ms. Molaskey, a gifted theater performer, has followed Mr. Pizzarelli into jazz and specializes in devising witty lyrics for instrumentals; "Hope" was ideally suited to her happy-sad voice.
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One woman I met, who had been part of a group devising possible boycotts, announced that the group had come up with the idea of a Dump Trump event.
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Defending the existing Clean Air Act policies against ongoing legal challenges, and devising cost-effective, durable ways of securing deeper pollution reductions will take dogged commitment and real skill.
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Johnson's decision last month to provide state assistance to keep small regional UK airline Flybe afloat was a worrying sign that his government was devising policy on the hoof.
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Skills typically include recognizing patterns and sequences, creating algorithms, devising tests for finding and fixing errors, reducing the general to the precise and expanding the precise to the general.
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Manfred Eigen, who shared the 1967 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for devising a method to time chemical reactions that had been thought too swift to measure, died on Feb.
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But a new threat had arisen: Germany had made significant progress in developing long-range submarines and devising attack tactics that could have posed severe threats to American shipping.
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Season 5 closes with Liza (Sutton Foster) reconsidering her role at Empirical after devising a plan that would let her and Charles (Peter Hermann) go public with their relationship.
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United Nations officials say the accord is intended to preserve the human rights of all migrants by offering a framework for national governments devising their own policies on migration.
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If Mr. Trump actually planned this scenario, he deserves kudos for devising powerful levers against two despotic leaders wielding daunting weapons, economic in China and nuclear in North Korea.
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Outside, the rescuers were devising a plan involving placing oxygen canisters and guiding lines along the route, through muddy waters and surging currents, at times through narrow small passageways.
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In Tokyo, The National Chauvinistic Husbands Association -- formerly an unrepentant group of boisterous salary men -- began devising strategies to avoid divorce: listening to and respecting their wives was one tactic.
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"I was constantly blaming and beating myself up for failing, and I would always be devising the next intense regime plan to get back down to working size," she says.
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In an interview with ABC News last month, Trump said his administration was devising a policy on how to deal with people covered by DACA, without indicating any concrete plans.
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If we want to efficiently dispatch these murderous criminals into a deep coma and then stop their hearts, we've got a lot of work to do devising a better protocol.
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It was only a short leap on Mary Shelley's part to advance from cures for rheumatism and hangovers to invent that ugly and dangerous—yet tragic—monster of Frankenstein's devising.
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I had landed a job at a test-prep company, devising analogies, antonyms and sentence completions for standardized tests, my creative aspirations being spent on word play and vocabulary drills.
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The Hue light in your bedroom will emit basically the same signature as the one in your living room, for example, so the researchers say they're still devising work-arounds.
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The roughly 75 professionals at Raine divide their time about equally between devising potential deals that they could bring to their clients and finding investment opportunities for the firm itself.
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While EU leaders desired to have the SPV established by November, devising a sanctions-proof channel to clear trade and engage in bartering with Iran was much harder than anticipated.
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Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky said it can take large lenders between several months to over a year just to hire senior executives and teams devoted to devising a digital strategy.
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If Italian bureaucrats had been as efficient as the Portuguese in devising suitable projects, they could have pumped an extra €2.2bn ($2.6bn) into the economy over the past four years.
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In response the EU suspended its plans and a U.N. body, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), took on the task of devising a carbon tax system for global aviation.
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It's true that confidence plays a role in capital markets, and if a national leader is openly devising schemes to lower our obligation to creditors, those creditors can get nervous.
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For the Warriors, it added to mounting proof that they have managed what other superstar collages haven't, devising a system that lets all of its participants stay their full selves.
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The court will also order the innovator to agree to a shared system, or use of the innovator's proprietary system, on "commercially reasonable" terms, again of the court's own devising.
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It helps, of course, that Kongphan is also a highly skilled gamer, his reflexes sharpened by thousands of hours of practice and enhanced by a diet of his own devising.
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Some researchers are trying to mine the untapped potential of those noncooperative soil bacteria, devising new kinds of growth chambers that might allow unstudied species to thrive in the lab.
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The first presidential debate is less than four weeks away, and Hillary Clinton's team is devising strategies to needle Donald J. Trump into lashing out in less-than-presidential ways.
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The deportation fight has also led to a crescendo of charges that the president too often fails to consult even his closest allies on Capitol Hill when devising policy. Rep.
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This is especially true when devising a concrete process for the elimination of North Korea's nuclear weapons and their various delivery systems in return for security, diplomatic and economic concessions.
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Scott Z. Burns wrote the script, and he embeds us with the crisis managers, scientists and bureaucrats who are looking, rationally, for answers, devising containment strategies, working toward a vaccine.
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Ducking these constitutional problems, Chief Justice Roberts said that courts cannot be "politically neutral" and are incapable of devising a "manageable" way of dealing with maps drawn for partisan gain.
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Aaron Klug, who won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 22000 for devising ways to create three-dimensional images of biological molecules like proteins and DNA, died on Nov. 203.
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Dropping lethal sausages from the sky is only part of the country's efforts to eradicate feral cats, which also include trapping, shooting and devising all manner of poison-delivery vessels.
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It prefigures "Castle Gripsholm," featuring a young couple vacationing in the countryside where they bicker in a patois of their own devising, make love and poke fun at bourgeois mores.
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Industry is devising a "fallback" Libor rate that could still be used in "legacy" contracts after 2021, but Schooling-Latter urged the market to push ahead with migration to Sonia.
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" With the confirmation of Mr. Price, he said, the administration will "get down to the final strokes," devising a plan that can provide "tremendous health care at a lower price.
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Sarah Boisjoli, formerly at Estela and Café Altro Paradiso, is devising cocktails, including slushies, inspired by the desert oasis — like the Lawn Flamingo combining mezcal, Campari, pineapple and passion fruit.
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They include meetings with law enforcement officials as agencies move toward a goal of devising baseline standards for safety and reliability for smart guns that might be used by police.
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He warned of legal and technical hurdles in devising the levy, but said work would start immediately to make sure the tax would be compatible with World Trade Organization rules.
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Roth didn't have the first weeks of 2017 to draw on when devising a picture of what mass resistance to unprecedented political change in this country would have looked like.
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"With more than 22014 special bets online, the successful candidate will monitor and manage existing Trump markets while devising new specials to launch," the company said in its online advertisement.
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Bartholdi had enlisted the architect Eugène Viollet-le-Duc, who designed the torch-bearing arm, but he died in 1879 without devising a plan for the rest of the statue.
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The Trump administration has also made little progress when it comes to devising a way to ensure that China lives up to whatever commitments it makes in a final agreement.
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In writing my book, however, I've come to appreciate that we would be naïve and prideful to believe we have escaped the snares of disease that nature is constantly devising.
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Where to watch: NetflixInstead of devising a formula in which couples get engaged or married at the end of their reality TV experiences, this Netflix series unfolds a bit more realistically.
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In devising a solution, it behooves us to draw on the experiences of people who crafted the unsuccessful 1986 immigration reform bill and look abroad at the immigration disaster in Europe.
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After years of waffling over economic progress and devising reason after reason not to hike, central bank officials from Chair Janet Yellen on down are finally ready to pull the trigger.
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Bogle, who died of cancer at age 89 on Wednesday, saved investors billions of dollars by devising and championing low-fee funds that tracked markets instead of trying to beat them.
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One imagines that Ader's students preferred to treat "In Search of the Miraculous" as one of his Fall films — as if Ader was merely off-camera, quietly devising his next scenario.
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She was the mom who didn't ruin the party, but also made sure it didn't go off the rails: a different sort of unicorn image, this time of her own devising.
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Witter said management incentives and bonuses would also be looked at as part of a process of devising a new strategy 2025, which is due to be announced before the summer.
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But it does signal why game publishers are putting less stock in the success of a launch, and then devising ways to make up for a soft release after the fact.
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Huawei is to be commended for going its own way in hardware design and even devising its own processor to great results; hopefully it'll eventually do the same with its software.
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We relied on instinct when devising this list—if something walks like EDM, talks like EDM, and bangs like EDM, that's probably what it is, regardless of anyone's artificial high vs.
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Even watching a video of this cat adopting a spider monkey will likely be more emotionally beneficial than keeping track of the latest ways Republicans are devising to defund Planned Parenthood.
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This feature of the PSPP was the key precondition to overcome German resistance to beginning the programme in 2015, but it may limit the ECB's options when devising new policy tools.
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In fact, there's a vast community of NYC-based transit thinkers and tinkerers who have dedicated their lives to devising ideas on how our commutes can be a little less shitty.
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But Donald Trump's Republican Congress convened only three days ago, and members are already finding that eliminating Obamacare will be far messier, politically, than devising and implementing it was for Democrats.
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Crudely put, shadow banking has evolved in recent years through firms devising investment products that get around regulations; the government slowly catching on; and the firms responding by finding new loopholes.
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The format is simple: Reilly supervises participants, working solo or in pairs, as they construct a "Linguaphone of Tremulous Communion" based on an easily customizable kit form of his own devising.
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Spotify has spent a great deal of time devising workarounds to this, including a $0.99 three-month promotion if users sign up via its website instead of through its iOS app.
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The patience and ingenuity of straphangers are constants in this city; the hipsters and Hasidim of Williamsburg and Brooklynites down the line to Canarsie will be no different in devising workarounds.
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"We will continue to shape the economy by devising policies to build resilience and also to ensure that economic growth is felt by one and all," Padayachy told Reuters by phone.
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The Kentuckian is considered among the smartest tacticians in either party, and there is little doubt that he is capable of devising a strategy to thread the measure through the Senate.
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Rather than just focussing on inflation, Labour wants the Reserve Bank to have a full employment goal when devising policy settings, bringing it into line with the United States and Australia.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Wednesday his administration is devising a plan to withhold US foreign aid funds from the home countries of immigrants who illegally enter the United States.
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The bank, which does business in the United States, was named in a 2016 United Nations report for devising and operating in Singapore a cash-cleaning service for the North Koreans.
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Instead, he again and again exited at the Glass Family station on the J. D. Salinger commuter line and ended up in some pastel cul-de-sac of his own devising.
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The United States is leaving established treaties, building new nuclear weapons, devising new nuclear war-fighting doctrines and issuing threats of regional wars -- often without consultations with our allies or Congress.
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Created in 1988, ONDCP is charged with advising the president on drug-related issues, coordinating the federal government's efforts to reduce drug use and devising an annual national drug control strategy.
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In this case, it seems the US government is devising its policy toward Russia — a nuclear-armed country with designs to sow discord among and within Western nations — while partially blind.
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These had just started to hit the markets when Hitchcock's makeup supervisor on the iconic thriller Psycho, Jack Barron, was devising a way to make a blood-centric movie appear authentic.
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Palmer, for her part, is already devising new recipes to keep up with demand, and calls cocoa the "perfect vehicle for herbal delivery" for anyone looking to experiment in that area.
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She began educating herself on personal finance — particularly through the books of Dave Ramsey and Suze Orman— and started devising a plan to pay back her loans as quickly as possible.
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In 2016, one government department in the state of Pará went as far as devising a candidate checklist that measured features such as nose-width, skull shape and hair curl tightness.
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He spent most of his time alone, obsessively drawing, devising Lego creations, or talking to an imaginary friend, Hublar, for whom his mother would set a place at the dinner table.
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Even as the remaining cast and creative team were trying to make sense of this stunning turn, they were devising a plan to save the show in whatever form they could.
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What's different now is that with so many copies tackling similar threats and racing around to save the world, the storytellers devising those nail-biting plots are practically bumping into each other.
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New York (CNN Business)Tesla's solar ambitions sometimes feel like they've been lost in the shuffle as Elon Musk focuses on building electric cars, devising robo-taxis and fighting with the SEC.
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I joined over 90 educators from 30 medical schools at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University to discuss devising a curriculum based on a successful model that Brown has created.
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Fans go all out trying to predict the winner, filling out bracket after bracket, devising system after system for making their picks, and packing into sports bars to cheer their teams on.
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In devising a long-term giving strategy, investors should also think about how their heirs will fare, says Thomas Walsh, a planner and portfolio manager with Palisades Hudson Financial Group's Atlanta office.
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Jordan noted that the lab is working on replicating the study, and that he is devising further quantitative tests that he hopes will provide the overwhelming evidence that scientists are hoping for.
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"Skittles," a 2014 installation on the Highline and perhaps his best-known work, is a glowing deli case filled with juices of Kline's own devising, mixtures that represent various New York lifestyles.
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A few elections ago, when I was working on Galleon Group's trading desk, we spent all summer devising a game plan for each of the candidates: George W. Bush and Al Gore.
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The office of the prime minister, Shinzo Abe, is devising ways to pitch his economic policies as especially helping the young rather than the elderly (on whom the state already spends generously).
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Putin has tasked Kudrin, who has known Putin since they worked together in the St Petersburg Mayor's Office in the 1990s, with devising a strategy to lift Russian economic growth after 2018.
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The new legislation would also require the E.P.A. to take only the health and environmental effects of a chemical into account when devising new rules, not the financial effect of those regulations.
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In devising a master plan for the area, the authority has taken care to "avoid mega-blocks" by requiring building frontages to be active with retail and local services, Mr. McGuinness said.
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But instead of devising policies to deal with such inequalities, the junta has been cracking down particularly hard on opposition in the rural north and north-east, the largest and poorest regions.
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There is already talk of devising a committee system to judge the guilt or innocence of those charged, the kind of process that might further stoke divisions, turning citizens against one another.
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He succeeded in creating a pension fund for elderly residents, expanding highways to ease congestion, and devising a public-private scheme, with the telecommunications magnate Carlos Slim, to restore the historic downtown.
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A lifelong resident, he earns a living as a postman, after devising a scheme in which the postal service, which doesn't deliver mail in Rocinha, hands it over to him for distribution.
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The Islamic Society of Basking Ridge argues that the Township of Bernards, N.J., and others have blocked the construction of a mosque by raising unreasonable objections and devising a "Kafkaesque" approval process.
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Fifteen years later, I've christened dozens of "visiting cakes" of my own devising, no matter if I've taken them far away or left them in the kitchen to be enjoyed for days.
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Dr. Arnot has been trying to sound the alarm, by publishing articles in farming and ranching magazines that detail practical, inexpensive fixes and by devising wildlife-friendly guidelines for electric fence installation.
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The Caribbean region is also devising new climate change strategies following the devastation of Hurricanes Irma and Maria last year, whose impact, experts say, was intensified by the effects of global warming.
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"The problems were much broader than we imagined, and it was not just about one tool or platform," said Mr. Ghosh, who with his co-author, Ben Scott, worked on devising Mrs.
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Rarely were the lobbyists more helpful than in devising the rule itself, which would effectively expand to all gig workers an exemption that the state had already passed for ride-hailing drivers.
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This occupant of the White House seems to enjoy breaking norms, and he has been conspicuously more successful at breaking them than at devising and blessing new ones for our troubled times.
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The studies found that in all conditions, some youngsters were far better than others at deploying the strategies — or devising their own — and that this ability seemed to persist at later ages.
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The most radical thing about him was his unwavering commitment to the value of kindness in the face of the world that could seem intent on devising new ways to be mean.
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One was a pastoral song lyric about summer memories by the composer Yoshinao Nakada, the other a haiku of Ms. Buechner's devising about the unrewarded devotion of a New York Mets fan.
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This ruling means that local school districts can decide the best ways to protect transgender students, and their classmates, by devising the restroom/locker room accommodations at an individual level, as needed.
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In 2014, the artist began working on her "Draped Marble" series, devising a way to bend a marble slab over a sawhorse as you might hang a beach towel over a chair.
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If Republicans had faith in their ideas, they would develop policies that encourage equal participation and representation instead of devising new and creative ways to tilt the playing field for their benefit.
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The party doesn't take over the House until January, but it's already devising battle plans for how it will use the House majority and oversight powers to hold the Trump administration accountable.
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The declining support creates a challenge for Warren, who gambled on not devising her own health care plan, like other candidates, but instead telling voters "I'm with Bernie" on Medicare for All.
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Perhaps it is an artifact of biology: central-nervous-system injuries were so rare in our prehistory that there was no reason for evolution to expend energy devising strategies to fix them.
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According to Richard Thaler, the 2017 winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, devising a smart decumulation strategy is a roadblock most retirees encounter, Business Insider&aposs Akin Oyedele reported.
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I consulted with our social media team, experts in devising call-outs that help us both cast a wide net and focus in on specific targets such as geography or political affiliation.
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Silver said the decision was made to name the MVP award after Bryant following league discussions with "particular players," including Oklahoma City Thunder guard Chris Paul, who assisted with devising the idea.
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If Republicans had faith in their ideas, they would develop policies that encourage equal participation and representation instead of devising new and creative ways to tilt the playing field for their benefit.
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This instills the hope that today, it is just a matter of devising, funding and implementing targeted programs to restore the populations of those bird groups that now are suffering so grievously.
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Democratic party leadership played important roles in the Watergate investigation, but mostly behind the scenes: Mansfield devising the Senate select committee, House Majority leader Tip O'Neill laying the procedural groundwork for impeachment.
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But now the tour also takes in something less quaint—a suite of trendily furnished rooms called Lloyd's Lab, where executives are devising ways for the 330-year-old insurance market to innovate.
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Image: APThe 13 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been jointly awarded to a pair of immunologists for devising an effective new class of cancer therapy that unshackles the body's immune system.
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That's why data people spend so much time devising smart ways to measure these things — and why people like me spend so much time finding the most honest way to visualize these things.
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Micaela García stood up against gender violence, devising strategies to combat machismo and organizing massive women's marches — her notebook was full of plans to educate other women about their rights.
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It might be too early to start worrying about the manipulation of self-driving cars to sell us more stuff, but that doesn't mean advertisers aren't already devising ways to do just that.
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And the fact that NATO leaders are still devising ways to force Russian President Vladimir Putin to reverse course more than two years after he annexed Crimea speaks to a frustratingly slow process.
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Predictably, shareholder lawyers more or less stopped filing the cases in Delaware, moving M&A challenges to federal court and devising a strategy to make deals with defendants that don't require court approval.
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Kostianovsky is still using the reclaimed clothing, but has moved onto devising tree stumps that viewed from above, contains whorls of fabric arranged in radiating circles like the growth rings in a tree.
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The European Central Bank held its benchmark refinancing rate at zero at a meeting last week, while ECB President Mario Draghi said policymakers were devising a stimulus package, possibly to implement in September.
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That's on top of the opportunity for media and technology companies like FanDuel, Fox, and Barstool Sports that have been devising new ways to make money off sports bettors since the regulatory ruling.
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Even as U.S. and European regulators jointly pursue ways to fend off cyberattacks against aviation, they are increasingly focused on devising standards to ensure that any successful hackers will be detected and neutralized.
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At a certain point however, the community pivoted from devising, staging, and policing the roughly quarterly multi-level parties and focused instead on offering a range of "Sex Party in a Box" packages.
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Lovell and his R&D team set to work devising the fountain-pen pistols, lipstick cameras and cyanide-filled shirt buttons that have since featured in the panoplies of movie and television spies.
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The American minister Sylvester Graham, in 1830s Massachusetts, likewise denounced meat as devilish, devising a diet centered on Graham bread (his forerunner to the Graham cracker and that other form of perdition, s'mores).
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He designed a Texas mastaba in 1975, for example, and is devising plans to build a permanent one in Abu Dhabi, which he says will be the largest art structure in the world.
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When devising a theatrical scheme to out his father's murderer, and describing the power a drama can have upon "guilty people sitting at a play," he casts a hairy eyeball upon the audience.
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She also served on Mr. Bush's homeland security council, devising a national response plan for domestic incidents and helping to compile a report on lessons from the bungled federal response to Hurricane Katrina.
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If Mr. Kobach, who has made a national name for himself for devising crackdowns on immigration and voting rights, were to lose, it would snap Mr. Trump's streak of success in Republican primaries.
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Picture Donald Trump on a series of calls with advisers and heads of government from around the region, and inside the NATO alliance, devising a constructive response to a coup attempt in Turkey.
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Behind the scenes — where unknown administrators are accessing its data and devising and managing protest actions to distribute via the app — there may be an entirely centralized view of available human protest resources.
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In devising that model, however, the BBA also mandated that Medicare apply "behavioral adjustments" to account for changes in provider behavior unrelated to changes in patients served or services delivered that increase payments.
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When the fraud was revealed, the Monaco branch determined that it needed to improve the security of its internal network, and Falciani was one of the employees who worked on devising better systems.
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"If you want to be interventionist there's plenty of scope to do so in devising both your formula but also in some of the assumptions you feed into it," said the competition lawyer.
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At the same time, Republican leaders have been devising a strategy to undo the Affordable Care Act, which has done more than any law in a generation to treat people with those diseases.
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Callidus is cloud-based software which helps corporate sales teams target potential customers by generating leads, configuring products, devising quotes and monitoring sales targets through to completion to track how teams have performed.
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What I am currently doing within the Queer Archives Institute, however, is much more comparatively driven, oriented towards building new connections and — with the help of the archives — devising a transnational (hi)story.
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Sengstacke convinced the most powerful black papers that they could better defend themselves and advance their business goals by speaking as one voice through an organization of his devising — the Negro Newspaper Publishers Association.
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"(Chu) led the team in devising the three-year transformation strategy which will provide the platform for Cathay's medium term recovery and continued development," said Cathay Pacific's chairman John Slosar in a press release.
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Aides insist the speech was entirely Trump's devising -- "We were more of a sounding board than anything else," said one top adviser -- but elements of his remarks contained clear fingerprints from his top aides.
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"If you were devising a company, which was in the dark side, Valeant would be it," Aswath Damodaran, a professor of finance at New York University's Stern School of Business, told CNBC on Thursday.
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Gutiérrez said the key problem was the lack of coordination between member states, with cities, regions, and even reception centers devising their own protocols to deal with lone child migrants who are at risk.
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DoorDash and other on-demand delivery companies are shifting the true costs of delivery labor to the customer without explicitly increasing the fees — devising elaborate ways to make their math edge closer to profitability.
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INDEC appeared to respond to criticism by devising a new index, the IPCNu, which monitored prices nationally rather than just in Buenos Aires and its suburbs, as the earlier index had done (see chart).
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In devising increasingly more elaborate and outrageous ways to bypass YouTube's Content ID copyright detection system, a user by the name of Thuy Pham has hidden 1995 classic Clueless within a 360-degree video.
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GOP midterm messaging: The Hill: In case the GOP tax law alone is not a strong enough sales pitch to mobilize conservative voters in November, Republicans in Congress are devising a backup PR plan.
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John Kasich failed to capture a significant number of Tuesday's states, the GOP must now decide which trailing candidate they want to get behind while also devising a new strategy for derailing Trump's campaign.
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That means devising a package acceptable both to Democrats, who tend to support debt relief for Puerto Rico, and to conservative Republicans, who see debt relief as a bailout that would unacceptably reward profligacy.
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But a senior Trump administration official said over the weekend that the Pentagon and intelligence agencies were taking the threat seriously and devising possible responses — including pre-emptive military strikes — for the White House.
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During the late 85033s, his administration had linked foreign policy with human rights by strengthening institutional human rights management structures and devising better mechanisms for applying human rights considerations to economic and military aid.
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Picking Mr. Quarles to replace the Bank of England governor Mark Carney, whose term as chair of the F.S.B. ends on Saturday, helps ensure that America remains solidly involved in devising global bank rules.
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The takeaway: The declining support creates a challenge for Warren, who gambled on not devising her own health care plan, like other candidates, but instead telling voters "I'm with Bernie" on Medicare for All.
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But after the company and its bankers at Deutsche Bank spent time devising a potential takeover bid, Stanley Black & Decker turned its eyes toward buying Newell Brands' tool business, a deal announced in October.
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Members at the meeting did not seem to know whom to believe, Mr. Hessney or Mr. Holtz, who is widely revered at Park Slope for devising its free-work-for-cheap-food business model.
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Scientists on both sides of the war effort worked to make gas weapons as effective as possible, including by devising new chemical combinations to make mustard gas, chlorine gas, phosgene gas, and tear gas.
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Their portrayal as insensate monsters has metastasized so far and wide that it has spawned an entire genre of parody movies built on devising absurdist means for sharks to extend their people-eating reach.
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The court stopped short of accusing the IEBC of rigging the vote, but Kenyan chief justice David Maraga said it must "go back to the drawing board" when devising how it conducts future elections.
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Another example goes back to 23, when Tesla began devising a "magic carpet" that would move parts to workers on the Model 25 production line with software-controlled conveyors and sleds that ran beneath them.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Carmakers are devising new ways to keep pace with fast-moving trends and innovation in the consumer electronics that have become increasingly important to car buyers, executives at the Geneva motor show said.
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Trump tried unsuccessfully in March to rally Republicans behind devising an Obamacare replacement that few lawmakers wanted to touch, given how costly the GOP's failure to pass one the first time was at the polls.
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Of course, that hasn't stopped other nations interested in Google's XPRIZE from devising lunar landing schemes—and it isn't clear that a lack of explicit federal permission will dissuade other American companies from trying, either.
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Another example goes back to 2016, when Tesla began devising a "magic carpet" that would move parts to workers on the Model 3 production line with software-controlled conveyors and sleds that ran beneath them.
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It was 1967, and chemical engineers had spent the previous decade devising cheap ways to splice different hydrocarbon molecules from petroleum into strands that could be moulded into anything from drinks bottles to Barbie dolls.
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Book said Trump and the Republican-controlled congress have their plates full with an ambitious agenda that includes a Supreme Court nomination, tax and immigration reform, repealing Obamacare and devising a massive infrastructure spending package.
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Screenwriters Chris Terrio (Argo) and David S. Goyer (all three of Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight blockbusters) have sort of solved this by devising ways to make Superman more frequently vulnerable than he's ever been before.
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In March, the administration said it was devising a plan to put them back on their feet, raising market hopes that the pair might seek a jumbo initial public offering as early as next year.
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Adam Schiff, the Democratic chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said in a statement that the documents demonstrate Trump was "intimately involved in devising and executing a corrupt scheme" to keep the Daniels matter secret.
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Yes, I am aware this is a franchise originally created for children, and a grown man devising a dastardly "Team Rocket scheme to capture pokémon" in a game meant to unify people IRL is shameful.
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North Korean hackers appear to view cryptocurrency both as a challenge, in devising the most effective ways to legally and illegally obtain cryptocurrencies, and as a solution, to mitigate the negative impacts of international sanctions.
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The total market value of a basket of a dozen American firms that depend on ad revenue, or are devising their strategies around it, has risen by 22027% to $26.5trn over the past five years.
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It is set within the insular world of Jerusalem's Hasidic Jews, and also in a dream world of the director's own devising, a place where faith, skepticism and lust entwine in disturbing and surprising ways.
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Now as president, Trump has not only continued to be reticent on his plan but seems to have clocked out from devising his ISIS strategy entirely, ceding an alarming degree of power to the military.
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She also served on President George W. Bush's homeland security council, devising a national response plan for domestic events and helping to compile a report on lessons from the bungled federal response to Hurricane Katrina.
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And lenders were devising ever-more-sophisticated tools to evade state regulation altogether: Some incorporated on Indian reservations or in offshore financial havens, selling loans online and claiming to be immune from state laws entirely.
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"I'm always surprised by the ingenuity of the experimental people," in devising ways to both create the extreme conditions that produce something like superionic ice and the tricky measurements to verify the result, he said.
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The report urges the U.S. to prioritize devising a long-term solution to the problem of thousands of detained Islamic State fighters, as well as the many more family members of the fighters in camps.
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In devising its rule, the Obama administration cited data that found that air levels of beryllium detected during sandblasting at shipyards exceeded the new proposed exposure limit of 0.2 micrograms per cubic meter of air.
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North Korea responded to Mr. Trump's recent threats with a warning that it was devising a plan to fire missiles into waters near Guam, a United States territory with two military bases and 160,000 residents.
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Trump was roundly mocked for turning his Supreme Court announcement into an episode of "The Bachelor," but it must be said that the president has more talent for devising cliffhangers than anyone since Charles Dickens.
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The psychologists' role in devising the program was rigorously documented in the public version of a Senate Intelligence Committee report released in late 2014, which painted a scathing portrait of the spy agency's interrogation program.
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The trick was a high-yield savings account (HYSA) and a savings plan of my own devising that helped me save for this big-ticket item, all while hardly noticing I was putting money away.
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The proposal was part of a broader set of policies that Republicans have been devising to roll back the Wall Street regulations known as the Dodd-Frank Act, which emerged from the 2008 financial crisis.
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" But she said in an interview that she worried that "if he thinks this is just another exercise in 'how clever can I be in devising ways around the rules,' that could have unfortunate consequences.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump, Speaker Paul D. Ryan and other Republican leaders now face a much bigger challenge: devising their own plan to ensure broad access to health care and coverage while controlling costs.
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"Picture Donald Trump on a series of calls with advisers and heads of government from around the region, and inside the NATO alliance, devising a constructive response to a coup attempt in Turkey," he wrote.
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Instead of encountering a painting suffused with sin, shame, and guilt, Staver envisions a pagan world free of such burdens, which means she has transported Adam and Eve to an alternate universe of her devising.
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Using a color wheel of his own devising, Wurmfeld developed a palette that consisted of 12 fully saturated colors; 10 colors at half saturation, with yellow and violet being the exceptions; and 7 shades of gray.
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The shortfall has several causes, but, some fifteen years ago, Brown set himself the almost impossible task of devising a plan for the forest he helps maintain that would be sophisticated enough to overcome all obstacles.
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But something grimmer has to explain the actions of the people responsible for devising and carrying out our foreign policy—in Congress, in dubiously funded think tanks, at the Pentagon, and on the National Security Council.
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Far from admired as a dedicated public servant, the énarque has come to embody the perceived arrogance and disconnection of the governing class, skilled at devising technocratic policies and blind to their effect on ordinary people.
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The documents "demonstrate that Donald Trump was intimately involved in devising and executing a corrupt scheme to prevent his affair with Stormy Daniels from being revealed in the final weeks of the 2016 election," Schiff added.
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Devising smarter ways to get around - known in the industry as smart mobility - looks set to become a new battleground for automakers as urbanisation grows, pollution worsens, and more cars clog up cities in emerging markets.
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Khin Maung Htay, a colleague of Ko Ni's at the Yangon-based Laurel Law Firm, said Ko Ni was instrumental in devising the role of "state counsellor" for Suu Kyi, enabling her to lead the government.
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CNN had previously broken the story on the intelligence that Trump reportedly discussed -- that ISIS had been devising ways to plant explosives in large electronic devices and defeat screening systems intended to keep them off aircraft.
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While China wants to make long-term environmental improvements by devising new laws, raising standards, taxing pollutants and forcing companies to adopt cleaner production methods, it still relies on short-term crackdowns to meet its targets.
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Whitson noted that researchers involved in the ISS are studying how to make a Mars mission become a reality by looking at the effects of microgravity on the human body and devising ways of recycling water.
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But when she's off-duty, she has such a blast devising looks, there's one fashion habit — some might call it a style faux pas, others would consider it merely necessity — that you'll never catch Williams doing.
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The SI championed détournement as a means of interrupting the fabric of the everyday — whether it be repurposing old film reels, subverting iconic images or slogans, or devising literature inspired by the works of other writers.
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States historically have devoted far more attention and energy to devising creative ways to extract additional revenue from federal taxpayers in other states than to developing more competitive and efficient health care systems of their own.
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The script is laced with double meanings—depending on the man, "You're hysterical" can be a compliment or a cruel dismissal—but Breckon and Randall had kept the text spare, wary of guys devising elaborate backstories.
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Recent civil lawsuits brought by state attorneys general in New York, Vermont and Washington State have accused Rochester and the nation's three largest distributors — Cardinal Health, McKesson and AmerisourceBergen — of brazenly devising systems to evade regulators.
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The Justice Department responded by devising a streamlined denaturalization process that would allow Immigration and Naturalization Services, or I.N.S., to administratively strip citizenship from recently naturalized people who had been convicted of crimes — sidestepping the courts.
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When he was devising the formula for Fabrique's cardamom bun back in 2008, Mr. Zetterstrom understood that anything basic wasn't going to cut it: "You have to find your own way to do them," he said.
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Yahoo spent so much time devising its original plan to spin off the stake in a tax-free transaction that the Internal Revenue Service changed its views on such deals, forcing the company to start over.
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Next-gen SOC professionals should focus higher-level thinking skills on activities that add the most value, like performing thorough analysis of complicated cyber events or devising creative new ways to test an organization's potential vulnerabilities.
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He says he works from 16 to 18 hours a day devising game plans and practice regimens, yet he seems aware of what is said and written about him, at least in mainstream news media outlets.
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Having bent the continent to our will, devising bridges and dams, railroads and highways, the United States in the early 21st century has fallen conspicuously behind other countries, paralyzed by our inability to fix failing infrastructure.
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Neighborhood Women and the St. Nick's Alliance, a community services organization founded in 1975, began devising a plan for the site, after the administration of Mayor Edward I. Koch selected them to re-envision the medical campus.
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"Devising a progressive tax system that effectively taxes the wealthy is notoriously difficult, but whether a wealth tax is part of that system should depend upon the policy choices of democratically elected representatives, not faulty constitutional understandings."
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BT: I knew that the skill set that I had was really devising and running campaigns, and because my work had taken me all over the country, I knew I could do it in lots of places.
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How to Kill: America's death penalty dilemma Among them: procuring the drugs from alternative sources, devising a one-drug method, employing other drugs such as midazolam or propofol, and using controversial compounding pharmacies to manufacture the drugs.
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Those downs include Hicks' reported role in devising a response to Donald Trump Jr.'s June 2016 meeting with with a Russian lawyer with Kremlin ties — a response that is now of particular interest to Mueller's team.
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These include getting more insurance plans to cover the service and devising payment structures in which they can easily do that; certifying and training peers; and the big one, finding definitive evidence that the peer coaches help.
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Large corporations are afraid environmental norms and regulations will hurt their competitiveness, and are, therefore, very invested in devising pro-market solutions that are designed to let them continue their activities under the facade of climate action.
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"Look forward, not backward" was the mantra Obama used to explain why Bush officials would face no recriminations for devising and implementing a torture regime, and why various scandals fell off the news radar in early 2009.
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Since the rich are the most mobile and are able to manage their investments just as easily in Miami as in Manhattan, states are devising new ways to monitor their top taxpayers and keep them from leaving.
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In a speech on Thursday, Quarles said the regulator should quickly act on that direction and review the rules for super-regional banks, with the aim of devising a framework that clearly differentiates them from G-SIBs.
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A photo developer discovers a semi-nude photo of a young boy, calls the detectives in, and just as Benson and Stabler are devising a way to follow the perp, he walks right into the camera shop.
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He also took on a very hefty subject for his work: devising strategies for bodies of color to escape what he calls "the curious gaze," (you can hear him talk about it in detail on our podcast).
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This year, we tackled a problem that has bedeviled home cooks for ages — limited oven and stovetop space — by devising a strategy for cooking the entire spread at one temperature, in eight hours on the big day.
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As Dr. King knew well, the history of voting in the United States was, and is, in large part the history of white people in power devising endless ways to keep black people from casting a ballot.
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Even the most easy-going bride is at risk of morphing into an unfamiliar version of herself who spends sleepless nights anguishing over RSVPs (hi, me!) and devising various contingency plans in case it rains (also me!).
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Crude futures have climbed to highs not seen since the early days of a slump in December 2014, prompting some analysts to suggest the recent price rally could hasten the process of OPEC devising an exit strategy.
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Note that Sean Spicer's resignation came little more than a week after reports that Kushner was in a lather about press aides not devising more forceful and creative ways to answer negative coverage of the Russian meeting.
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And leading Democratic campaigns say that they recognize the struggles that black Democrats face and that they are devising policies to address them, including specific attempts to narrow the wage and wealth gaps between blacks and whites.
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Ashikin wins half of the 9 million Swedish krona prize for inventing optical tweezers, while Mourou and Strickland split the other half for devising a new procedure called chirped-pulse amplification that allowed for high-intensity laser pulses.
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In the longer run, integrating the various militia that have sprouted since Mosul fell to ISIS, devising better governance for the city, and making it liveable again, are challenges as great as liberating it in the first place.
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They were approached by Tastemakers Africa, a travel company that offers "epic" trips to Africa "crafted by insiders" to become the curators for Senegal, devising activities from guided photo walks around the Medina to surfing on Ngor Island.
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Since Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher began selling off council homes in the 1980s, very little social housing has been built, with successive administrations instead devising policies to help those trying to get a foot on the property ladder.
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Government regulation, in this scheme, is a product of a corrupt, inefficient political system; self-regulation, on the other hand, is a product of people voting with their actions and brilliant engineers devising solutions to meet their needs.
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But it has also resulted in a perhaps counterintuitive lesson for marketers: Several are devising new ways to build up their own customer data lists out of concern that they were too reliant on Facebook for such information.
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But instead of leaving regulation to Facebook, or devising one Rube Goldberg scenario after another to try to protect consumer data, the U.S. can take one simple, legal step to roll back this dystopian nightmare: ban targeted advertising.
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Indeed, it's not always the role of international actors to engage in religious issues, but it's essential that, when devising strategies around conflict, they have the skills to understand the role religion plays and engage effectively and appropriately.
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Talk of the move drove down steel and industrial raw material prices and comes as Beijing looks to end its "one-size-fits-all" fight on pollution, devising more nuanced policies reflecting local conditions to limit economic disruptions.
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Aravena's idea was to merge all three buildings, seamlessly, incorporating the desire line and devising the entry pavilion as a kind of knot, in the form of a two-story triangular grid, tying together circulation inside and out.
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Just the same, when Maureen Phelan's guilty conscience kicks in, sending her to confession and devising ways to make reparation for her sins, the words that come out of her mouth are hard as stones, but pure poetry.
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Puzzle-wise, I receive a lot more rejections now than I did two and three decades ago, but that's life — it forces me to think outside the box more and more when it comes to devising puzzle themes.
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"Westfront" is also notable for its creative sound editing, expanding space through offscreen sound, creating sound bridges using artillery fire that extends from one shot to another and even devising audio match cuts, between cries and whizzing shells.
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Indian ragas took on a flirtatious shimmer in the hands of Debashish Bhattacharya, who infused them with strains of Flamenco and Hawaiian music and performed them on a new breed of Indian slide guitar of his own devising.
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Ms. Nielsen also served on President George W. Bush's homeland security council, devising a national response plan for domestic events and helping to compile a report on lessons from the bungled federal response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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When Warren sent Mulvaney letters demanding information about his conversations with payday lenders or his decision to freeze the bureau's data-collection efforts, a former employee told me, Mulvaney's team would take special relish in devising confrontational replies.
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He can still sound like someone who spent much of the last two years running for a Senate seat and only recently decided to aim for the presidency, building an organization and devising a message as he goes.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Colombia has contacted international lending agencies about devising a financial rescue plan worth up to $60 billion for neighboring Venezuela if President Nicholas Maduro leaves power, Colombia's finance minister said in an interview on Friday.
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For more than a year, Donald Trump's campaign aides convened focus groups and conducted internal polls to fine-tune their message — devising phrases such as "promises made, promises kept" and "big government socialism" — as they readied for reelection.
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For instance, when devising a state-run public insurance option earlier this year, Washington lawmakers wound up capping payments at an average of 160% of Medicare rates, instead of just Medicare rates, after an outcry from the industry.
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Patagonia helped launch something called the Sustainable Apparel Coalition, a consortium of big retailers, like Walmart, Macy's, and the Gap, which, among other things, is now devising a system to give a sustainability grade to every purchasable product.
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Since Egypt, France and the UAE agreed to "prevent destabilizing arms shipments" to Libya on July 16, the U.S. should call them on that commitment and invite them to discuss devising a mechanism to enforce the arms embargo.
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Fast food prices aren't likely to change If all this has you devising a plan to stockpile fries or take to the streets to demand your right to crispy, golden-brown spuds, you can sit tight for now.
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When Mitt Romney was devising the Massachusetts health reform law that would become the model for Obamacare, he hoped to set up a marketplace for health plans with some financial assistance for low-income people to buy insurance.
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Gilbert, Miami Beach's chief resilience officer Susanne Torriente, and Jim Murley, who holds the same job for Miami-Dade County, are together devising an integrated plan to help Miami adapt to sea level rise and other challenges, Gilbert said.
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North Korea Plans to Strike Waters off Guam by Mid AugustThe North Korean military is devising a plan to fire four ballistic missiles into an area off the coast of Guam—a US territory—just outside of territorial waters.
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Centeno, who is the current Eurogroup chief, is credited with devising a way to reverse many of the austerity policies of the previous administration while at the same time delivering the lowest budget deficit in 45 years of democracy.
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Prince figured them out, devising a new brand of dance music based on a heretofore unheard-of idea: that synthesizer and drum machines could carry a sweaty funk groove as forcefully as guitars and drums and brass sections had.
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Governments and businesses are stepping up their abilities to increase security measures quickly, and destinations are devising marketing strategies to persuade tourists to return, using the same social media that amplified news of a crisis in the first place.
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It was first and foremost Prime Minister Cameron himself who let a genie out of a bottle before analyzing whether there was any way to control it let alone devising a strategy to manage forces long swirling at home.
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They play with their food (and their paint), perform wild music on instruments of their own devising and are the centerpiece of an international entertainment empire with 550 full- and part-time employees and annual revenues of $203 million.
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With Gleevec's success, the race was on to find other targeted therapies: For each potential new drug, that meant first identifying an aberrant gene that fueled a type of cancer and then devising a drug to counteract that aberration.
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Even after deploying what he described as "the most powerful monetary policy framework in the history of modern central banking," Kuroda said he remained open to devising new means to revive the economy if existing tools did not work.
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Mr. Mattis could have tried to outmaneuver Mr. Bolton — who has wanted him gone for some time — and stay in his job, discreetly devising stratagems for eluding dangers posed by Mr. Trump's erratic behavior and blunting objectionable military initiatives.
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Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale were the first to do so on March 15, with the Democratic mayors of each city devising a plan together so each city's regulations wouldn't send an influx of spring breakers to the other.
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His perennial predictions, based on a formula of his own devising, make him a paver's Bill James, or a Nate Silver of the steamroller, except that his work points not to who will win but, rather, whom to blame.
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IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano said last month only a handful of these incidents involved material that could be used to make a nuclear explosive device, but some of the missing material could go toward devising a dirty bomb.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will publish its new unsecured overnight interest rate by October 2019, it said on Thursday, taking another step in devising what could become a new benchmark after confidence in previous indicators was shaken.
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And just like that, one of the founding stories of the modern-day internet — the two graduate students in their garage, devising a radically better search engine than the world had ever seen — has come to an abrupt close.
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"The most effective benchmarking tool for measuring a refinery's GHG (Greenhouse Gas) performance is the Complexity-Weighted Barrel methodology developed by Solomon Associates," the company said in the 2016 filing, as New Brunswick was devising a provincial climate law.
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The most effective benchmarking tool for measuring a refinerys GHG (Greenhouse Gas) performance is the Complexity-Weighted Barrel methodology developed by Solomon Associates, the company said in the 2016 filing, as New Brunswick was devising a provincial climate law.
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Yet Altman believes that a true general A.I. should do more than deceive; it should create, discovering a property of quantum physics or devising a new art form simply to gratify its own itch to know and to make.
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That's why it was just as important to Madison, in devising the government we have, not only to protect the people from their own worst impulses, but also to protect them from the worst impulses of those they put in office.
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But a wall by any other name has stirred indignation among prospective neighbors, who have vented in public comments sent to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, which is responsible for devising a plan that will meet the federal requirements.
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I took the photos, but I didn't live online in real time: I could simply put down my phone and go on a stroll as soon as I got the shot, instead of immediately devising the perfect caption or hashtag.
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And the EPA that month halted efforts to collect data from fossil fuel operations to prepare performance standards that states would have to follow in devising methane-control measures for existing wells, pipelines, storage tanks, pumping stations and other facilities.
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The Germans, for example, haven't been shy about passing a law to punitively punish platforms if they fail to swiftly remove hate speech, while the UK remains focused on devising a framework to control a broader range of online harms.
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Nobody is claiming that moving the Garden and devising a new, logically organized station, including Penn South, isn't the ideal solution, superior to any costly, scattershot, half-baked plans on the table — only that doing so is too much trouble.
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If the result holds up, this would be a very big deal for theoretical physics, since it's a key factor in resolving the black hole information paradox, and one day devising a unified theory that merges quantum mechanics with general relativity.
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But he said they've also made an important new contribution to the field in their paper, published in Science Translational Medicine, by devising a test that can rapidly and specifically detect levels of the prion form of amyloid in people.
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Rasheed William Wallace Meant to be a historically accurate reenactment of the Battle of Stirling Bridge, this version goes awry when Rasheed decides to add a battlecry of his own devising, a rousing call-and-return of "BALL DON'T", "LIE".
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At a news conference in Mandan, just outside Bismarck, Standing Rock Sioux Chairman Dave Archambault II said he and other tribal leaders were devising ways to furnish food, heat and shelter for protests to continue through the cold-weather months.
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Opsahl said that searching the room of every guest who declines maid service is a classic case of trying to prevent a precise scenario that happened before from occurring again, instead of devising a solution that addresses the larger issue.
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Given the industry's global reach, devising rules to control greenhouse gas emissions has proved contentious and given rise to a regulatory patchwork that companies say could be costly, lead to safety risks and create disadvantages for airlines from different jurisdictions.
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But the State Department and the Pentagon did not like outside-the-box types and they certainly did not like Lansdale, who remained in the States and was assigned to head Operation Mongoose, charged with devising methods for overthrowing Fidel Castro.
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The diplomats attending the global meeting will work toward devising an independent body to monitor levels of pollution in each country with consistent standards that would allow comparisons among countries to see whether they are actually meeting their emissions pledges.
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Spending months devising creative concepts and planning, Alsop decided to take the photographs of children and their families with St. Nick and edit them on Photoshop, transporting them to a wintery wonderland, far away from the troubles of hospital life.
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But a vocal chorus of Republican women has been sounding the alarm to address what they view as a crisis, calling on party leaders to be more aggressive in devising a strategy to reverse the trend by the next election cycle.
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Loved but ignored by their inattentive mother, who is separated from their policeman father and struggling to carry on, the boys spend long summer days in the pool of their rundown apartment complex, spinning tall tales and devising private games.
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The change from waltz time to a passage in 6/8 comes across as a veritable event, even as Kjartansson himself holds firm to the reiteration of his mantra, the still point in this turning world of his own devising.
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As director of Yale's Comparative Cognition Laboratory, Santos has gained a worldwide reputation for devising these creative ways of exploring the mental capabilities of animals, and pinpointing where they overlap and deviate from the inner workings of the human mind.
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A primary challenge was devising what Shi called "the rules" of mixing and matching — training an AI system to instantly suggest genuinely apt shoes, a bag, or a blouse to go with the pants a customer has selected off the rack.
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"There are no plans to cancel the convention and we are not considering a rules change at this time," Xochitl Hinojosa, the DNC's communications director, said Monday after news reports that the party is in the process of devising backup plans.
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The firms cited what they said was his failure to identify the alleged financial wrongdoing by Mr. Ghosn and Greg Kelly, a Nissan board member accused of devising ways to mask millions of dollars in improper compensation for Mr. Ghosn.
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Republicans in Congress moved with remarkable speed to enact the biggest tax overhaul since 7333, unveiling legislation to rewrite the tax code, marshaling support for their effort and devising a compromise between the House and Senate in under two months.
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Though President Trump has no strategy for returning the European allies to full responsibility for their own futures, the American foreign policy establishment could better spend its time devising such a strategy than defending the counterproductive trans-Atlantic status quo.
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Maybe it's your lot to sit at home keeping as cool as you can, devising a plan for how you're going to handle the pets when the fireworks come tonight and their adrenaline spikes and they start to whimper and shake.
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After a campaign in which they learned the hard way that an anti-Trump message was insufficient, Democrats are again grappling with how to balance responding to Mr. Trump's apparent transgressions and devising an affirmative policy agenda of their own.
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To my everlasting regret, I played a hand in devising this deceptive talking point about choice when I worked in various communications roles for a leading health insurer between 1993 and 2008, ultimately serving as vice president for corporate communications.
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At the center of it is Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, who is devising a strategy for the Republican-led Senate to make short work of any trial of Mr. Trump on the two House-passed articles of impeachment.
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Third, in devising a formula for the repatriation of the almost $3 trillion currently stashed overseas, the bills give a huge break — a $500 billion tax cut — to the companies that have kept their profits offshore waiting for a tax holiday.
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Read More: MIT Physicists Are Designing Microscopic Robots to Walk Inside Our Bodies Devising ways to manipulate nanoscale entities is a hot topic, especially since the 2016 Nobel Prize for Chemistry was awarded to research into molecular machines and motors.
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But then later in the essay, he also writes: In practical terms, overcoming polarization means devising a posture that will win back at least part of the white working-class vote that has shifted from the left to the right.
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But Verma has also come under fire from health policy analysts for devising policies requiring low-income HIP enrollees to contribute up to 2 percent of their income toward premiums, and a plan that denies them coverage if they fall behind on payments.
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Debbie in particular, who spent five years in prison devising a supposedly foolproof plan in which the first step involves finding and recruiting a famous fashion designer into a life of crime, never clicks together as a character after that opening scene.
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To understand Birnbaum, you have to look backward, through the brutal Israeli politics of the 1990s to Washington, DC, in the 1970s, where a new profession known as political consultancy was devising a fresh set of tools for bringing people to power.
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Meanwhile, each week brings new revelations, such as the latest news that Uber tried to deceive Apple by devising a way to identify an individual iPhone, even after its app had been deleted from the phone or if the phone had been reset.
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And the bullpen is where Needles had spent the last week devising a way to explain the troubling numbers he had seen in the latest OxyCap models without Dunderhoff blowing his top, but Eric, never important enough, couldn't get on the Secretary's schedule.
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Opponents have accused the Trump administration of devising a citizenship question to use the census to pursue the political objectives of Trump's fellow Republicans by engineering an undercount of the true population and reducing the electoral representation of Democratic-leaning communities in Congress.
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" Last year, Brian Kwoba, a doctoral student, told the newspaper The Independent that Rhodes was responsible for "stealing land, massacring tens of thousands of black Africans, imposing a regime of unspeakable labor exploitation in the diamond mines and devising pro-apartheid policies.
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"This project, by increasing our understanding of how the early human embryo develops and grows, will add to the basic scientific knowledge needed for devising strategies to assist infertile couples and reduce the anguish of miscarriage," he said in an emailed comment.
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The shift marks progress as Europe's biggest economy aims for renewables to provide 65 percent of its energy by 224.1 in a costly transition as it abandons nuclear power by 275.7 and is devising plans for an orderly long-term exit from coal.
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Should breeders choose to sell their proprietary strains via Conception Nurseries (and not just keep them in reserve for their own use), Phylos and Conception are devising a way to credit breeders for their long-term R&D—and pay them royalties.
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He allows for the need to medicate at times with sleeping pills or melatonin, but prefers cognitive behavioral therapy, a technique that involves teaching patients to mentally prepare themselves for slumber by devising ways to bypass the thoughts that keep them awake.
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An American-led coalition is closing in on the last major Islamic State strongholds — Mosul in Iraq and Raqqa in Syria — and officials say military and counterterrorism leaders face an urgent challenge in devising plans to deal with the consequences of that success.
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Read more: These 5 solutions could help us feed 10 billion people by 2050 without depleting the planetCereal starch cutlery, sugar cane containers, and biodegradable utensilsAirlines around the world have started devising their own ways to cut down on waste produced during flights.
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You could maintain that the four serious candidates have come up in an institution, the Senate, that values norms and conformity; that they are little different from the men who are busily devising strategies to thread that thinnest eye of the needle.
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Agrokor's crisis manager Ante Ramljak submitted the relevant documents to the government this week after local media revealed that the company's key restructuring advisers, the U.S.-based firm AlixPartners, had hired Ramljak's former firm as a local consultant in devising the restructuring programme.
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Then, devising faster data feeds; providing data for a deeper dive into standing orders left on the books of the exchange to be executed; and more direct access to exchange computers for high-speed trading, are all offered as additional fees to firms.
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The Democrats' bill aims to flatten those fiscal cliffs by creating a new office within the Treasury Department that would oversee low-interest loans allowing the plans to pay out full benefits while devising strategies to get back on sound financial footing.
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The Sidearm Nation protégés at the Durham camp didn't have to worry about that, but at least one of them was still devising a plan that might keep him in games longer: Ashton Sturgell, a Georgia College right-hander, worked on throwing lefty.
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In devising the grid, I was fortunate with the letter length of the selected entries; they allowed me to use a progression of terms that became, to a degree, relatively harder to spell or less familiar as one proceeds down the grid.
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"What Mr. Whitten does is to rake across a richly prepared paint substance with a 12-foot-wide instrument of his own devising," John Russell wrote in The New York Times in 1974, describing an exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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The German government is reportedly devising a strategy to prevent a German firm currently working on a coronavirus vaccine from being lured to the U.S. by the Trump administration, amid concerns that any such medical breakthrough would be made available exclusively to Americans.
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Teams of cooks in towering chef caps, together with white-suited dietitians, had 45 minutes to transform a cornucopia of fruits, vegetables and meats piled on a table at the center of the auditorium into four-course meals of their own devising.
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After decades of hiring, firing, ignoring, scolding, regretting, suing and generally relying upon a wide network of lawyers, Trump is back on familiar terrain: devising a strategy that will lead both to his own acquittal and to the vanquishing of his opponents.
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He explained that in devising this program, which concluded Lincoln Center's White Light Festival, he had tried to choose pieces that would tell a story, a centuries-long tale with twists and turns, tracing a long arc of decisions, choices and styles.
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"There are ways, again, to be bipartisan ... in devising solutions to make our borders more secure using surveillance and sensors, better training for agents," Blumenthal said, adding that "strengthening some of the physical structures and fences" could also be part of a deal.
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After the Italian government approved the bankruptcy filing on Tuesday, Alitalia will be put into the hands of special administrators charged with devising a last-ditch plan to turn around the carrier within 2000 days, sell it, or put it into liquidation.
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Alberta showcases attempts by Tim Scott of South Carolina, the only black Republican in the Senate, to modify some of the more extremist tendencies in the party, devising tax incentives for investment in poor areas and lobbying for bipartisan criminal justice legislation.
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Alberta showcases attempts by Tim Scott of South Carolina, the only black Republican in the Senate, to modify some of the more extremist tendencies in the party, devising tax incentives for investment in poor areas and lobbying for bipartisan criminal justice legislation.
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Washington can reverse Turkey's slide under Russian influence by devising a clear strategy that addresses Ankara's deep security concerns over the U.S. relationship with the YPG, such as by securing the Kurdish militia's withdrawal from the Manbij pocket in northern Syria, abutting Turkey.
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Five years later, a Kyoto University scientist, Shinya Yamanaka, and his graduate student, Kazutoshi Takahashi, re-energized the field by devising a technique to "reprogram" any adult cell, such as a skin cell, and coax it back to its earliest "pluripotent" stage.
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And having landed in Seattle on the first full day the ban was in effect — while demonstrations grew across the country — he went home to greet his family and then went to work devising a plan to cripple Mr. Trump's new policy.
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Bilas said it was possible that, after several years in which the 3-pointer has predominated in top offenses, coaches have improved at devising defenses to stymie perimeter shooting — in that way placing a premium on wing players who excel at close range.
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It did so by devising a series of ads that put unsuspecting women in various contrived situations — choosing to walk into a building through doors labeled "beautiful" or "average," for example, or being spontaneously required to describe their faces to a sketch artist.
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But if humans all over the world have been concocting religions, rituals, and belief systems to help cope with the same sad truth, what is the harm in a small community of dedicated nerds devising their own rituals to derive the same comfort?
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There were also proceedings to suspend without pay a mid-level agency manager who played a major role in devising the procedures and checklists for HEMA's missile alerts and drills, said Bruce Oliveira, a retired National Guard general who led a review of the Jan.
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FEMA is devising a program, Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities, focused on funding public infrastructure projects that increase a community's resilience before a disaster by setting aside up to 230 percent of estimated disaster expenses, a total of $22 million to $2500 million per year.
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"I would imagine they will want to use the [iCloud] data for all sorts of things, from improving Siri suggestions to devising which new products to deploy and even much more technical things like what type of data compression to use," Smith says now.
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The decommissioning costs for Fukushima plant may rise significantly from less $800 million per year now, as works to remove nuclear fuel debris push up costs, the industry ministry said in documents prepared for the panel tasked with devising a viable financial plan for Tepco.
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In his excellent 2011 book House on Fire, the 82-year-old physician and epidemiologist describes how he and other health workers got to smallpox eradication — by dreaming, being savvy in politics and unafraid to break the rules, and devising the brilliant ring vaccination strategy.
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Iran is devising payment mechanisms including barter with trading partners like India, China and Russia following a delay in the setting up of a European Union-led special purpose vehicle to facilitate trade with Tehran, its foreign minister Javad Zarif said earlier on Tuesday.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's commission aimed at fighting opioid abuse and devising a strategy to provide treatment to those addicted will miss -- for the second time -- its deadline to file an interim report to the President, according to a notice posted by the group.
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We have been for decades devising 5 year plans in order to meet certain targets development so that we can build infrastructure build schools build hospitals, educate our people, provide jobs for people attract foreign investment, diversify our economy and we've been doing this.
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After working on the entire series, imagining and destroying idealistic cities, devising ways for players to alter themselves, and creating countless mutated enemies, all the while observing—helping to catalyze, in fact—an evolution in the conversations around video games, Thomas, himself, was transformed.
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A video about a woman in India with an epileptic son who used an Intel Edison (a stamp-size minicomputer designed for the inventor audience) as a component in devising a glove that can detect oncoming epilepsy episodes will be released online on Monday.
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"Meinertzhagen's Haversack" has him trying to kick his way out — first by going over his C.E.O.'s head and appealing to Laurie Bream, then by devising the skunkworks — but "Silicon Valley" wouldn't be "Silicon Valley" without having him literally fall flat on his face.
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The NRCC is in the process of building a new program aimed at getting more female candidates over the finish line, and Emmer plans to gather input directly from House Republican women in devising the strategy, though it will not involve playing in primaries.
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Global governance cannot overcome major problems like inequality, social exclusion or low growth, but it can help by devising norms that improve domestic policy making, like requirements on transparency, public deliberation, broad representation, accountability and use of scientific or economic evidence in domestic proceedings.
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Crusading intellectuals like Jane Addams and John Dewey came to epitomize this type: privileged members of society who put their talents to work devising new ways to help the poor or to educate children, aiming to liberate the human spirit to reach its full potential.
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And so far post-fusionist conservatism has devoted more energy to devising clever anti-anti-Trump arguments than to addressing head-on an obvious question like, How are you going to persuade more African-American Christians to support what seems like a white-chauvinist formation?
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Biting off and shaping up her girly voice into a lively signature flow, a runway rapper with pan-Manhattan attitude put "my little titties and my fat belly" in hip-hop's face and claimed street for an Afro-diasporic bohemia of her own devising.
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"I don't think he got what he wanted out of them because it didn't generate very much controversy or passion among his base," said Joe Lockhart, the former N.F.L. executive who was principally involved with devising the league's crisis management of the anthem issue.
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What this record suggests today is that even if the GOP leaves the rhetoric, excuses, and concerns of the Trump era behind for a time, Republicans—ideologically incapable of devising large-scale solutions to persistent problems—will eventually return to the easy politics of exclusion.
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The Kushners — led by Joshua Kushner, a venture capitalist, and Joseph Meyer, his brother-in-law and key lieutenant for the family's investments — have pursued the Marlins for several months, devising a complicated financial arrangement that would include bringing in partners later, these people said.
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But she noted that while Stephen K. Bannon, Mr. Trump's chief strategist, is portrayed as an "evil genius" who cannily promotes images of an America at risk from immigrants and foreign competitors, Ms. Conway is depicted as "crazy" for devising and promoting similar messages.
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On the "downhill" leg from the pole to the coast, Mr. Ousland occasionally unfurled a "ski sail" of his own devising: in his words, "a simple piece of square fabric" that would catch the wind and help propel him as he skied across the snow.
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In order to save her family, Chihiro labors away at Yubaba's bathhouse, a spa for wacky spirits, all the while devising a plan and paying her debts until she can collect her parents and return them to the life they once led in the human world.
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Scientists announced a preliminary success in devising a cancer "vaccine" that was able to help prime the immune system to attack lymphoma cancer tumors in some patients, leading to a period of remission, according to a clinical study of 11 patients published in Nature Medicine Monday.
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This approach, which is applicable to this day, entails instituting policies practices and principles; implementing formal and informal problem-solving procedures; devising customized training based on organizational needs; ask more specific questions on employee surveys and break down data demographically; and ensure accountability from the top.
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They revealed a young man who had returned in disgrace from his stint abroad in the Army Reserve, but then continued a training regimen of his own devising, conducting military-style exercises in his backyard and reportedly joining a gym that offered martial arts and weapons classes.
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In 1863, representatives from eleven clubs formed the Football Association—the term "soccer" is a contraction of "association football"—and set about devising the Laws of the Game, which included the maximum length of the pitch (two hundred yards) and a prohibition on throwing the ball.
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Caddell is perhaps best known for the significant role he played in the stunning victory of Jimmy Carter in 85033, and he is the one credited with devising the innovative strategy that enabled Carter, a southern peanut farmer, to ascend to the highest office in the nation.
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It will address a broad swath of issues, including whether women will be required to register for the military draft, whether funds can be spent on devising an alternative to the GuantánamoBay detention facility, and if the U.S. can purchase any more rocket engines made by Russia.
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Before long, Ronald — it would still be several years before he would legally change his name to the more pleasant-sounding "Renaldo" — applied his considerable talent and powerful imagination to devising a great escape from the unhappy family life and dispiriting circumstances in which he found himself.
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Mr. Jago was a spirits maven for more than a half-century, reinvigorating old drinks, devising new ones and, in his final years, hunting down casks of forgotten yet still exquisite whiskey in cellars and warehouses in Scotland and other countries to sell in expensive limited editions.
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The slender novel charts the mental breakdown of Ma Daode, a farcically corrupt provincial official who, when he is not busy arranging trysts with mistresses, is devising a "China Dream Device" that would help Mr. Xi's increasingly authoritarian government erase civilians' memories of the country's postrevolutionary past.
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WASHINGTON — As the Trump administration prepares to drastically weaken Obama-era rules restricting vehicle pollution, nervous automakers are devising a strategy to handle their worst-case scenario: a divided American auto market, with some states following President Trump's weakened rules while others stick with the tougher ones.
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He does so through scenarios that are at turns mythic (a time portal in medieval West Asia), whimsical (a Victorian inventor devising a steampunk robot nanny), and disquieting (a world in which Young Earth Creationism is scientifically true … but Earth isn't the center of the universe).
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While social media platforms were designed as a way to connect people online, activists used them as technological tools of liberation, devising creative hacks to defy state censorship, connect with like-minded people, mobilize the masses, influence public opinion, push for social change and ignite revolutions.
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An article on Saturday about the firm of Kenneth R. Feinberg and the role of an employee, Camille Biros, in devising ways to compensate disaster victims misstated the low end of the range of awards to clients of Robert Hilliard from the General Motors ignition switch fund.
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I came to the conclusion (correctly, I think) that the movie is actually about an economic and social system that turns everyone into parasites because it itself is parasitic, attaching itself to people's humanity and turning them into pawns in a game of its own devising.
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To make it more affordable and accessible, researchers around the world are studying how to improve desalination processes, devising more effective and durable membranes, for example, to produce more water per unit of energy, and better ways to deal with the highly concentrated brine that remains.
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Big Health, the start-up behind Sleepio, is one of more than a dozen companies that are digitizing well-established health treatments like cognitive behavioral therapy, or devising new therapies — like video-game-based treatments for children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder — that can be delivered online.
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The departure comes after the government earlier this month said it would examine documents related to the hiring of advisers, after media reports revealed the company's main restructuring advisers, U.S.-based firm AlixPartners, had hired Ramljak's former firm as a local consultant in devising the restructuring programme.
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"It is important to remember that terrorism is a tactic, and we've been devising a strategy to counteract a tactic, while failing to address many of the reasons why the tactic is used in the first place," said Colin Clarke, an expert on counterterrorism and insurgency at RAND.
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Both feature a cleaner who develops a relationship with a captive sea creature, dancing in front of its tank with a mop to a love song and devising a plan to smuggle it to safety in a laundry cart after she learns of plans to kill and dissect it.
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Daniel Fienberg, The Hollywood Reporter: Shame was the secret ingredient in Da Ali G Show, the obstacle that had to be circumvented to make us believe that the effort Cohen put into devising characters, picking his targets and insinuating himself into their lives on-camera was worth the trouble.
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When she sees firsthand the plight of the working class in Karnaca, she affects concern and makes vague promises, but the finale of Dishonored 2 isn't devising a policy plan to tackle inequality, it's a boss battle against a witch—literally, 'a nasty woman'; Donald Trump would approve.
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The department is a major player in implementing Trump's aggressive stance toward deporting illegal immigrants, as well as vetting the lower number of refugees Trump has decided to allow into the United States and devising his travel ban on six Muslim-majority nations, North Korea and certain Venezuelans.
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The brutal midterm election decimated the ranks of GOP women in the House, and women leaving Congress and those entering have urged party leaders to be more aggressive in devising a strategy to stop the slide when it comes to female voters and support for women candidates (The Hill).
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — Now that the White House has formally accused Russia of meddling in the presidential election with cutting-edge cyberattacks and age-old information warfare, devising a response might seem fairly easy: unleash the government's cyberwarriors to give the Kremlin a dose of its own malware.
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The city is amazing for its undeniable cultural diversity and the bilingual reality–Francophones and the Anglo melting pot made up of Ontarians and people from around the world–which influence many little groups doing their thing, each in their corner, devising an aesthetic that is uniquely theirs.
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From its slim three-minute running time on down, "Perfect Illusion" is clearly calculated for radio play, something Gaga hasn't had much of lately, and the singer's army of "Little Monsters" have heeded the call, devising a hilariously ingenious scheme to con radio programmers into playing the single.
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Pragmatic Democrats hold up the party's defeat in the Ohio governor's race and red-state Senate races — and a handful of closer-than-expected Senate victories in the Midwest — to argue that Democrats must get serious about devising a message that can appeal to rural, largely white voters.
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But weakening the foundation on which that rule was promulgated could invite lawsuits to overturn it entirely, and — even more ominously — could make it easier for the Trump administration or a like-minded one to ignore important ancillary public health benefits when devising other environmental regulations in the future.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Saturday about the firm of Kenneth R. Feinberg and the role of an employee, Camille Biros, in devising ways to compensate disaster victims misstated the low end of the range of awards to clients of Robert Hilliard from the General Motors ignition switch fund.
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LALO In a bright setting, the chef Gerardo Gonzalez, formerly of the highly regarded El Rey Coffee Bar & Luncheonette, is devising complex Mexican-accented fare like green mole Bulgarian feta, char sui ribs in a sour plum sauce, and sweet braised pumpkin with candied panko and queso fresco.
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In a plotline perfectly suited to a Cold-War espionage novel, Russian secret-service agents worked through a hole in a wall to swap out tainted urine samples from Russian athletes, devising a method to break into the supposedly tamper-proof glass bottles used to store those samples.
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Ms. Hill testified that she challenged Mr. Sondland about that in the Ward Room and later reported the conversation back to Mr. Bolton, who instructed her to tell a White House lawyer and make clear that he wanted nothing to do with the "drug deal" Mr. Sondland was devising.
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