VIEWS feels like an album conservatively designed for either eventuality.
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I don't think it will happen as an absolute eventuality.
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Preparing for such an eventuality is challenging, but not impossible.
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In this eventuality, the Minamitori hoard would be a lifeline.
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Improving productivity, though, is a good idea in any eventuality.
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But WeWork isn't making any discernible provision for this eventuality.
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And we are already seeing ISIS react to this eventuality.
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The answer has to be that every eventuality is possible.
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We'd be foolish to count on such an eventuality, however.
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Still, the police say they are prepared for any eventuality.
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Mr. de Blasio has so far brushed off that eventuality.
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But the theory holds that this eventuality is pretty rare.
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But that eventuality hasn't come to pass, at least not yet.
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Most likely saw this move coming and prepared for the eventuality.
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In the eventuality that a robot makes a mistake, what then?
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Until that eventuality, Nike will continue to trumpet their newest product.
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"Either eventuality would motivate both black and women voters," Goldstein wrote.
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We're working for a good one but let's prepare for every eventuality.
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Varadkar told parliament Ireland had to take steps now for that eventuality.
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Number 10, however, seems to have done little planning for this eventuality.
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But now young Riad must go to school, an eventuality he feared.
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In California, some communities aggressively prepare residents for the eventuality of wildfire.
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In your twenties, a prostate exam seems like a far-off eventuality.
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Retirement was an eventuality that inspired in him not relief but dread.
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Economists warn that such an eventuality would spark a global financial crisis.
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And yet, no concrete steps were taken to prepare for this eventuality.
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"We're prepared to handle any eventuality and able to handle anything," Acevedo said.
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But a mass attack, Barzilai hopes, does not have to be an eventuality.
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"We have the firepower to deal with any eventuality and more," he said.
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However, both seem to be preparing for the eventuality of a no deal.
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But like the Play Store, Huawei has a plan for that eventuality too.
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So he prepared for that eventuality in advance, and the risk paid off.
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On Saturday, Centrowitz was prepared for any eventuality, fast or slow, he said.
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Palmer said the firm had increased its stock in preparation for any eventuality.
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Fortunately, the Voyagers are equipped with backup thrusters included with this eventuality in mind.
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This eventuality could risk dividing the party's far left and its more moderate wings.
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Going further, the president said he would take full responsibility for such an eventuality.
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This is an eventuality that the Henríquezes do not think they can bank on.
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"We were prepared for this eventuality," Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said Friday evening.
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However, it would be prudent to be ready with liquid funds for this eventuality.
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Space mining has become a thing recently, so we cannot entirely rule out this eventuality.
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As things stand, almost no work has been done to prepare for such an eventuality.
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AT THE SAME TIME, YOU HAD THE AWFUL EVENTUALITY OF LOSING BOTH OF YOUR PARENTS.
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"This is just an eventuality but it causes a highly nervous environment," another trader said.
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"We have a duty, as a responsible government, to plan for every eventuality," Raab said.
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The chief security officer of the hotel had been worried about just such an eventuality.
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But it appears no one planned for this eventuality in drafting the top-two system.
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In this eventuality, IPAB's authority transfers to the Health and Human Service Secretary Tom Price.
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It is therefore only natural that in this house we also prepare for every eventuality.
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If he's not, Beijing would want time to prepare the United States for that eventuality.
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Caption: LAV 3: ConEd barrier, plywood, extruded polystyrene, mixed mediaBrian Finke Astronauts practice for every eventuality.
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"You can't predict or plan for every eventuality," says Chris Zimmerman, management consultant with FutureProof Strategies.
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But lo and behold, you are prepared for almost any eventuality, no matter when it happens.
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The last 33 years or so of emotional growth did not prepare me for this eventuality.
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In this eventuality the communist government will find itself carried by forces which it cannot control.
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The concept of distance voting was indeed discussed as an eventuality following the 9/85033 attacks.
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That is worrying enough; even more significant is that Mexico had planned for exactly that eventuality.
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We are prepared for every eventuality, and our enemies would do well to understand that - right now.
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So why don't we have insurance products or more accessible savings/credit instruments that anticipate this eventuality?
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I packed my bag that morning with snacks, drinks, sticky notes, and highlighters, prepared for any eventuality.
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Amid the debate over preferred lies, world number one Park In-bee sounded prepared for either eventuality.
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This is not a pipe dream but rather an eventuality that will ultimately elevate the sales experience.
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"It therefore behooves our federal government ... to fully focus on preparing for this new eventuality," Sullivan added.
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Though taking his time, Chesky says he is readying his company for the eventuality of going public.
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I could not come up with anything close to the exorbitant hospital bills for such an eventuality.
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Thus, good strategy requires we plan for the worst or, as Lloyds warns, an "almost inevitable" eventuality.
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Until we get to that point, many businesses will need to prepare for any and every eventuality.
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The list of retaliatory tariffs Europe has prepared for this eventuality is engineered to apply political pressure.
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I'm confident about getting a deal but we have to make sure we're prepared for any eventuality.
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It is death, viewed with the neutrality of a flashbulb, stripped to its most equalizing and random eventuality.
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AV companies are hip to this eventuality and are taking steps now to educate the masses — and Trump.
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Such an eventuality was thought to be unthinkable, and so, in the nineteen-fifties, the Corps stepped in.
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Try to remember that the next time you win five medals—an eventuality Phelps feels fairly confident about.
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The Bank of England has been warning banks to prepare for that very eventuality as one possible outcome.
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The irony is that if they don't bust the filibuster, they're helping to assure that dismal eventuality. Sen.
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"Obviously there (are) always weather issues ... the Iraqi security forces are prepared for any eventuality there," Carter said.
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Local and state governments are working furiously to prepare for the eventuality of Zika landing in their district.
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Paradoxically, if you have to hammer out every eventuality, there may well be an element of bad faith.
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"The question is whether the market will see that eventuality and try and price it in beforehand," Cohen said.
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Such an eventuality could also impact severely demand for the sort of premium nickel product currently produced by Vale.
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Financial markets had regarded that eventuality, which many economists believe would severely damage the British economy, as relatively unlikely.
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Even after the game, wunderkind general manager Theo Epstein admitted he was not necessarily looking forward to that eventuality.
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"We were preparing ourselves for this eventuality," said Edwin Gutierrez, head of EM sovereign debt at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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That means investors can now resume preparing their portfolios for either eventuality, which means a this box is checked.
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"We were preparing ourselves for this eventuality," said head of EM sovereign debt at Aberdeen Standard Investments Edwin Gutierrez.
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The Fox commentators, even the ones who favored Trump, seemed to struggle for the words to convey this eventuality.
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And many Kiribati residents remain skeptical of the need to prepare for an eventuality that may be decades away.
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" "You would be irresponsible as a healthcare system CEO," the mayor added, "if you weren't preparing for that eventuality.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Graham portrayed Mr. Trump's latest broadside as less an eventuality and more a calculated bargaining position.
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The U.K. government meet for three hours on Thursday morning to discuss the eventuality of a "no-deal" Brexit.
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But Goldman Sachs still wants traders to be positioned for any eventuality, including a rally that persists beyond Wednesday.
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The company said the investment, which is being supported with some government money, will work under any Brexit eventuality.
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We are hiring extra staff and officials, putting in IT systems, we're ready for that eventuality should it occur.
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The London Stock Exchange said Thursday that it had put together a contingency plan for a no-deal eventuality.
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But it is our responsibility as a government to prepare for every eventuality, and that is what we are doing.
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"Needless to say, every possible step required to prevent any such eventuality in the future will be taken," she wrote.
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There are no plans to impose capital controls in the eventuality of a downgrade to junk status, according to Kganyago.
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But defendants like them can hire fancy legal mavens (or even pricey prison sherpas) to prepare them for that eventuality.
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Independent research house Vanda Securities has put the odds of this eventuality at 11 percent in a recently published note.
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What states are doing to combat this oncoming crisis Some states are already anticipating this eventuality and are crafting solutions.
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"We are not concerned and with the grace of God, we're ready to face any possible [eventuality]," Khamenei said Wednesday.
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"Needless to say, every possible step required to prevent any such eventuality in the future will be taken," she said.
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Such an eventuality, Gallo suggested in a recent note, would leave GBP/USD at 21.47 and EUR/GBP at 0.8943.
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If I was the type of person who could not sleep unless I had every possible coverage for any eventuality?
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It is clear that British politicians, especially those who campaigned the loudest for Brexit, did not prepare for this eventuality.
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" Last week India's defense minister Arun Jaitley told parliament the country's armed forces are "prepared to take on any eventuality.
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But "no one could rule out such an eventuality if the confrontation were to escalate out of control," he added.
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While the nuclear accord will likely defer such an eventuality, it did not impose new constraints on Iran's missile program.
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As a result, Prime Minister Theresa May's government has started to advise people on how to prepare for that eventuality.
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Either eventuality could make it easier for chaplains or universities to come up with more systematized views of their role.
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Yet for all the planning, Modi and Adhia knew they could not foresee every eventuality, and were willing to move swiftly.
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But avoiding any such eventuality, says one of Mrs Lam's advisers, has always been the Hong Kong government's "number one" priority.
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As in previous years, Congress is likely to cast aside the request, an eventuality the official acknowledged was the probable outcome.
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Like Dodd-Frank, MiFID 2 is a sprawling law that attempts to be an all-purpose instruction manual covering every eventuality.
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That is an eventuality, Siddhartha Mukherjee argues in his new book, "The Gene", for which the world is almost wholly unprepared.
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This seems like an unlikely eventuality, unfortunately, so Moyes might have to settle for a traditional three-point haul at best.
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The United States and other key stakeholders should take a series of steps in four key areas to avoid this eventuality.
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Whatever the case, pretty much everybody who eats is forced to deal with the eventuality of dropping—and wasting—one's food.
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But I'm open to the eventuality of doing less well: of slowing down, needing help, savoring rest as much as activity.
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Local leaders need to be prepared for that eventuality and willing and able to support mental-health resources in their communities.
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This won't be quite the shock it seems, however, as many Chinese companies have been preparing for this eventuality for years.
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But with patches rolling out today, there's no reason to pass on a chance to prevent such an attack in any eventuality.
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She says she does not want to reach an impasse but her ministers say departments are doing contingency planning for that eventuality.
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It's long been known that Huawei has been working on a backup OS that it would switch to in precisely this eventuality.
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In fact, the safe bet in such an eventuality is that Treasury and Congress would hew closely to the eventual outcome here.
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No one makes something flawlessly the first time around, and it's nice to be both reminded of and prepared for that eventuality.
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Once that eventuality set in, Romo decided to say thank you to the fans in a short video uploaded to social media.
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So how should we handle the eventuality that for a few traits, average differences among populations arising from genetics will be discovered?
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Marquez said she saw "very little chance" of NAFTA coming to an end, but that Mexico had to prepare for the eventuality.
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His role was, if not precisely part of the master plan, then at least a foreseeable eventuality, according to a Virginia coach.
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The reality of global warming, often ignored by now-President Trump and his ilk, make this eventuality more imminent, unavoidable, and terrifying.
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So we have to look at our supply chains and we have contingency plans for almost any eventuality, which is challenging right now.
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"We must have a second plan for the eventuality that the EU-Turkey deal, for whatever reason, collapses," he told a news conference.
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Furthermore, to prepare for such an eventuality, SIFIs must submit Living Wills that detail how they could be wound down in a crisis.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Guam Governor Eddie Calvo dismissed the threat and said the island was prepared for "any eventuality" with strategically placed defenses.
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"A smoke toxicity criterion for construction products will not per se guarantee more safety in the eventuality of a fire," Plastics Europe said.
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" ISRAELI FAR-RIGHT DEFENCE MINISTER NAFTALI BENNETT "We will not allow the government of Israel to recognize a Palestinian state in any eventuality.
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Nothing he'd said or done previously suggested a concern with fitness, but it turned out that he had a specific eventuality in mind.
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The image of a naufrage , or shipwreck, looms as an unavoidable, almost desirable eventuality: poetry has to be shattered in order to live.
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Poems often came to her on these walks, and she prepared for this eventuality by secreting pencils in the woods near her home .
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Amash could upend the 2020 presidential contest and congressional elections as a third-party presidential candidate, and neither party is prepared for that eventuality.
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South Korea has already ruled out such an eventuality out, as did Australia — even though Washington didn't even formally approach Canberra on the issue.
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And like other workplaces across the country, White House officials are beginning to brace for the possibility -- some say the eventuality -- that coronavirus strikes.
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The effort to demonize the lottery program is an effort to preserve America's white majority, against the statistical eventuality, for as long as possible.
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RA'ANANA, Israel — I have not been detained by the Israeli police on my way to morning prayers, but I am preparing for that eventuality.
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This is an eventuality that the authorities in the Chamonix Valley — which attracts more than four million visitors every year — have taken very seriously.
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The company declined to comment on those questions, and reporters there say it is too early to earnestly begin preparing for such an eventuality.
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Many police departments now train for the eventuality of a mass shooting, using the hard-earned lessons of places that have already endured one.
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But Labour's John McDonnell, leader Jeremy Corbyn's most senior ally, said he believed there was enough support in parliament to block such an eventuality.
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Such an eventuality would have far-reaching consequences on the economy and societies in both countries and could even jeopardize the Good Friday peace agreement.
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Media reports suggest that the Trump administration is working to remove the program, an eventuality that would leave the future of some 800,000 people unclear.
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I don't think it's very likely they will be in power but in the unlikely and unfortunate eventuality that they are in power of course.
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There's no immediate plan to enter the U.S. market, but Airwallex is already preparing for that eventuality by getting the relevant licenses for the country.
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Read More: Bitcoin May Have Just Solved Its Scaling Problem On July 20, it seemed like bitcoiners had finally come together to avoid this eventuality.
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"Toxicity criterion for construction products will not per se guarantee more safety in the eventuality of a fire," Plastics Europe said in a position paper.
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But the best way to prepare for the eventuality of retirement is to start planning and saving now, so your money has time to grow.
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Hammond said that the U.K. was preparing for the eventuality of not reaching a deal, including the possibility of a customs border and trade tariffs.
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In the eventuality that the U.K. and the EU agree to set up a new trade deal, the European Parliament will have to approve it.
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Asked if the government could face dispute settlement cases from companies whose investments are damaged by Brexit, he said it was preparing for any eventuality.
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The eventuality for used record stores was clear as Napster, then iTunes, then Spotify and others fundamentally altered the way most people interact with music.
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That eventuality would bring the possibility of overturning Roe entirely to the Court's door, and it would have little choice but to hear the case.
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"Machines lack contextual reasoning capabilities, and their training must cover every eventuality, which is not only costly, but ultimately impossible," said director Dr. Steven Walker.
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Indeed, his lawyers were prepared for exactly this eventuality, and had brought a representative of the National Surety Company with them to post the bail.
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To escape that eventuality, the latest manager, Andy Edwards, must be given the time and the space to impose his own vision on the club.
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Such a minister would work alongside Brexit Secretary David Davis and deliver constant updates on preparations for the eventuality of a no trade deal scenario.
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Although many leading experts then called for building much more robust national and global infrastructures in preparation for this eventuality, not nearly enough was done.
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The Israeli military has prepared for such an eventuality for years, Israeli analysts said, and could likely work around it, destroying the systems if necessary.
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If there's anything that Mr. Trump proved this past year, it's that something that led to a certain eventuality yesterday won't necessarily do so tomorrow.
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For the United States to place faith in sports pageantry and its hypnotic after-effects would be to accelerate, if not ensure, that grim eventuality.
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But for some women it's an unavoidable eventuality: With the most aggressive breast-cancer tumors, removal of tissue or the entire breast is a necessity.
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That's because your company already has a plan for this eventuality; a file just waiting to be pulled, containing a series of legally vetted steps.
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The pod would need wheels for that eventuality, as well as for low-speed maneuvering in and out of hyper-stations, but that's a minor tradeoff.
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Ekholm said Ericsson was preparing for any eventuality by investing in product development and having a supply chain which can ramp up 5G demand if needed.
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Such an eventuality would have hit the pound by as much as 1.31503%, according to Jeremy Stretch, the head of G-10 currency strategy at CIBC.
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Nor does their documentation contain the just-in-case language that exists in derivatives contracts to provide for the eventuality that Libor rates are not available.
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That eventuality could be much worse for license and copyright holders, as people resort to illegally downloading movies and TV shows they previously paid to watch. .
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Nate Cardozo, staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, said this eventuality is part of the FBI's plan in fighting the San Bernardino case in public.
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Cantwell said she has heard from more people on that subject than any other, and the government needs a better plan to prepare for that eventuality.
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In an interview with Chinese reporters last week, Mr. Ren said the company had been stockpiling American components as a precaution against just such an eventuality.
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The greatest transformation, however, is the way the tournament has become a televised global spectacle, an eventuality King Carol could not have conceived of in 1930.
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But even before that eventuality, the novel coronavirus is causing campaigns some consternation — even as it's giving Democrats a new opening to criticize President Donald Trump.
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Documents later released by Edward Snowden revealed the Navy didn&apost know how much sensitive material was aboard and inadequately prepared the crew for this eventuality.
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"The banks raised provisioning against bad loans so presumable they've been putting a bit of money aside for this kind of eventuality," he told CNBC's The Rundown.
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But whatever the case, shouldn't we start preparing for any eventuality, especially since some researchers appear to be rushing far ahead of our think-tankers and policymakers?
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Luckily, he was expecting that very eventuality, so he had constructed a homely underground shelter comprising several rooms, shelves of books and DVDs, and plentiful food supplies.
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Funds tend to run with high levels of cash in order to meet this eventuality; Aberdeen says its fund has a cash level of 18% of assets.
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To protect against this eventuality, Snider says investors should consider Goldman's basket of stocks that appear most frequently as top-10 positions in its hedge fund universe.
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Firemen, caked in coal dust, blinded by wind and smoke, had to make sure that the engine didn't explode, an eventuality they weren't always able to forestall.
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That eventuality had been cited by the local community board in a letter to Mr. de Blasio in late January; his aides said he never saw it.
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Cravy gave up five earned runs on Friday before being optioned back to Triple-A Colorado Springs, an eventuality he was aware of prior to the game.
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For weeks, President Trump's advisers have been preparing for the eventuality of an impeachment trial in the Senate, a process that could begin as soon as Wednesday.
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However, analysts are concerned that increasing spending, which the new government aims to do by 48 billion euros, could be detrimental in the eventuality of economic shocks.
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Volker had warned about this eventuality in 2015, when the Ukraine conflict was still in early stages and after Ukraine had committed to the dubious Minsk peace agreements.
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"We clearly have already started to work on the eventuality of there being a hard Brexit," he told reporters at the No. 2 U.S. automaker's headquarters outside Detroit.
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A much-discussed Sunday Review essay by David Reich asks: How should scientists handle the eventuality that for a few traits, average differences among populations will be discovered?
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The attitude has changed as things like heads up displays, self-driving vehicles, drones and robotics look less like sci-fi and more like an eventuality at work.
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Trump believes the nuclear deal as it is now structured will eventually allow Iran to develop a weapon and wants to toughen U.S. policy to prohibit that eventuality.
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Experts worry that quantum computers will be able to easily break some of our most widely used forms of encryption today, and are preparing for that eventuality now.
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In a society where being "French" is espoused over one's heritage and cultural individuality, it's a sad eventuality that minorities can and likely will run into vitriolic opposition.
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One harrowing potential eventuality: Fake video and audio may become so convincing that it can't be distinguished from real recordings, rendering audio and video evidence inadmissible in court.
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Rather, to suitably prepare for any impending nuclear eventuality in northeast Asia, the United States must determinedly approach the multi-layered problem from a systematic and disciplined perspective.
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"In the first place, this was a project with a limited timespan and both governments had long prepared themselves for this eventuality," he added without giving further details.
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Alas, to those hoping for such an eventuality, Trump, secured 1,543 delegates and only 95 of those remain unbound — not enough to keep him away from the number needed.
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Read Ryan Broderick's fascinating report on how YouTubers are having massive political success — if for no other reason than just to prepare for the eventuality of President Jake Paul.
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"'Black Mirror' explores technological ideas broadly, 'Chernobyl' looks at poor procedures and unintended consequences, and 'The Handmaid's Tale' presents one possible eventuality of societal degeneration and regression," he said.
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Your closet and kitchen are stocked for every eventuality with things you bought at rock-bottom prices, but your bank accounts and retirement fund aren't looking quite as healthy.
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"Renaud and I had talked about this eventuality and were indeed planning for it," Sanborn said on Tuesday, in an interview at the Money20/20 conference in Las Vegas.
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Such an eventuality would further dent confidence in the China Securities Regulatory Commission and in the wider financial regulatory framework to manage increasingly complex markets as the economy slows.
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And the ultimate goal, of course, is to eliminate the trucker altogether — an eventuality that is sure to delight suppliers as much as it horrifies truckers and labor groups.
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On College Football It is difficult to conceive of how Lamar Jackson will not win the Heisman Trophy — even if, in college football terms, that eventuality is eons away.
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Because the mantra of "good intentions" becomes unworthy when its eventuality can give a South African AIDS orphan an attachment disorder or put a Haitian mason out of work.
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"I don't think the time has come yet for the market to price in that eventuality but perhaps that is something that could cause a premium in crude," Hari said.
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They envisioned a narrower and narrower market, where only the sickest people or people receiving the most financial assistance buy coverage — the very eventuality the mandate is supposed to prevent.
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"(It's) very, very clear that everyone must prepare for eventuality of a hard Brexit," Kukies - who focuses on financial market policy and European issues - told a banking conference in Frankfurt.
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On the one hand, most lawmakers indicated they would not support a "no deal" eventuality, where Britain leaves without a formal agreement and has to reply on WTO trading rules.
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"Our merchant teams are working on any kind of eventuality we might face and, as we always do, working with suppliers and how they think about costs," Walmart's McInnis said.
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In a recent interview with Business Insider, he laid out why his colleagues have expressed this concern, and how he is investing for this eventuality in the portfolio he manages.
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"They brought this women's division in solely for that hopeful eventuality that those two would make the final … it would be absolutely huge for the sport of mixed martial arts."
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Democrats sought to cover every possible eventuality in regard to the possibility of Trump seeking to use the attorney general to either intervene or unduly influence the special counsel probe.
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It's so late, and she's so weak and she's drifting in and out and why didn't we consider this particular eventuality before, the one where I lose my nerve. But.
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Given that markets do not expect rates to rise for nearly a decade, such a formulation suggests that purchases could go on for years -- an eventuality Draghi did not challenge.
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If you too find yourself existing within an eventuality of that sort, you could do worse than putting on American Weekend, the 2012 debut album from Katie Crutchfield's solo Waxahatchee project.
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Aston is already taking a number of steps to prepare for any eventuality including building up more components and considering plans to fly in parts and change the ports it uses.
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Britain's destiny lay in Johnson's hands alone, Macron said, adding that while no-deal was not a scenario desired by the EU the bloc would be ready for such an eventuality.
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With a rear-mounted sensor you only really need to scan your two index fingers to cover every eventuality, but with a side-mounted sensor there are so many more possibilities.
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And to forestall such an eventuality, many in the industry have been heeding the government's advice, to recruit more British workers, automate, or become more efficient—but with very mixed results.
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Obviously demand is great for such an eventuality; if they do make it that far, the Cubs will have made it to the World Series for the first time since 1945.
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More specifically, his 500-year-old ankles have become riddled with cracks, leaving the masterpiece at risk of collapse in the eventuality of a serious earthquake — a real possibility in Florence.
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"Like every other system in the world, their system is going to become overwhelmed at some point, and so we want to be prepared for when that eventuality comes," she said.
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They emphasized that it was possible that the president would eventually warm to the idea, and that keeping it off the schedule was the best way to prepare for any eventuality.
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While bad weather over Lithuania eventuality kept him grounded, fellow pilots from Britain, France and Denmark took to the air for close encounters at speeds of 900 km/hour (560 mph).
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Given shareholder concern over Uber's path to profitability and the eventuality of a public offering — and the current CFO vacancy at the ride-hail player — Staggs could be a strategic pick.
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The government also is already planning for that eventuality, by educating children so they have the option of finding work in towns and cities, and by making cities more friendly to migrants.
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It would drive out many of the foreigners who have made Hong Kong their home, as well as Hong Kongers who, anticipating such an eventuality, have acquired emergency passports and boltholes elsewhere.
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"The muted overnight response to Trump's latest round of tariffs suggests the eventuality was fully priced in," Ian Lyngen, head of U.S. rate strategy at BMO Capital Markets, said in a note.
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After so many traumas in recent years plenty of Europeans were at least braced for this one, even if a Trump presidency is hardly the sort of eventuality one can plan for.
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If May loses, a more likely eventuality according to legal experts, she must first get lawmakers' approval as leaving the European Union will strip Britons of rights they were granted by parliament.
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In that eventuality, Republican lawmakers would have perfect cover for not holding Trump accountable, for casting doubt on Mueller's finding, for shutting down their own investigation, and for opposing any impeachment move.
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Zuckerberg is hoping to erect a scalable system, an orderly decision tree that accounts for every eventuality and exception, but the boundaries of speech are a bedevilling problem that defies mechanistic fixes.
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For years, the leading streaming platform has been planning for the eventuality that a few years from now, the only content left on Netflix may be the shows and movies Netflix creates itself.
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Health officials and aid organizations have dreaded Ebola's arrival in Goma for months, and have been working to prepare for the eventuality -- which is partly why the case was immediately caught and isolated.
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At least it has party-to-party ties with the Workers' Party, and army-to-army links; and it has a number of defectors it might have been grooming for such an eventuality.
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Despite this high-tech attempt, it was the comparatively simpler 2D fingerprint that ended up unlocking the phone, an eventuality that Jain says should make smartphone manufacturers consider how secure fingerprint scanners are.
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Hopefully, the administration in Washington will remain alert to the risks to the U.S. and global economies associated with a hard Brexit and do whatever it can to help prevent such an eventuality.
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Otherwise, they'll wage a revolution, an eventuality that the self-proclaimed "cognitive elite"—the A people, who believe themselves to be cleverer than the cleverest robots—intend to wait out in fortified lairs.
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Trisa Kern, a mother of two preschoolers, said she and her husband planned to stay home and take turns working if they are quarantined or if school closes — an eventuality she considers inevitable.
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With fears growing that the political brinkmanship in London could lead, as May has warned, to Britain leaving without a deal, businesses and the EU's executive ramped up planning for such an eventuality.
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And although pursuing the path of diplomacy is the current course of action, out at sea, the US naval commanders are still preparing for any eventuality in case things don't go as planned.
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For evangelicals, the return of Jews to Israel is believed to instigate the Rapture and the second coming of Christ (an inconvenient eventuality for Jews, who would not fare well in this scenario).
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Luxury British carmaker Aston Martin is seeking a valuation of up to 5.07 billion pounds ($6.7 billion) from its stock market flotation and has taken steps to prepare for any eventuality over Brexit.
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Given that there is no clarity at this stage whether U.K. lawmakers will give their green light on the document, the other EU nations are still working on plans for a no-deal eventuality.
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He chose to sustain the team's success in that eventuality by appointing three non-family trustees to determine whether any of his children had become qualified at some point to step into his shoes.
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The IMF also sees risks from Britain's departure from the EU without a deal, an eventuality for which many economic sectors are not prepared, with the exception of the financial sector, the source said.
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Open-air cinemas are an entertaining evening out, so long as you turn up ready for any eventuality (true to the British "stiff upper lip" stereotype, the screening goes ahead even if it rains).
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With fears growing that the political brinkmanship in London could lead, as May has warned, to Britain leaving without a deal, businesses and the EU's executive have ramped up planning for such an eventuality.
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Even leaving aside its indigenous cheesesteak sandwiches and soft pretzels, Philly as a culinary destination feels like an organic accomplishment — the natural outcome of being itself — rather than a banal eventuality of economic development.
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As the Bank of England and the U.K. Treasury keep reminding us, such a disorderly eventuality would almost certainly seriously disrupt U.K. trade flows, cause the pound to plummet, and greatly undermine investor confidence.
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Swaths of Brits would now happily take any eventuality over Brexit's continued domination of the news cycle: Nearly 60 percent of them think this is the best deal the EU is likely to offer.
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I think what we're looking for as the end is the eventuality that at some point the band runs its course—the music kind of trails off, we're not making better records than before.
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Today we face an opposite climate crisis, the looming eventuality of a year without a meteorological winter — when the coldest winters around the world will be warmer than the warmest winters of the past.
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If the deal cannot be agreed upon, we very well might, after a derisory extension of two weeks, leave without a deal at all — an eventuality that Parliament has already rejected as too calamitous.
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Now it appears that at least Tesla is planning for the eventuality that some of these vehicles won't have all the "hardware needed," and will need to be taken to Tesla service centers for upgrades.
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"SIX has prepared for this eventuality by establishing direct links to all its clients and intensified the regular exchange with all stakeholders over the past months so that trading would not be disrupted," he added.
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To that end you can join LOT Network, a nonprofit founded to allow patent holders to jointly protect each other from the eventuality that their operating patents will fall into the hands of a PAE.
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Brexit minister David Davis said on Tuesday he believed Britain would agree some kind of basic deal with the European Union, even in the "very improbable" eventuality that they failed to agree a trade deal.
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Ukraine is on the frontline facing Russian aggression and it is in NATO's interest to prevent Ukraine's defeat; in such an eventuality, Russian troops would be on Poland's border and inside the three Baltic states.
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TOKYO, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan must prepare for the eventuality of rapid technical advances in settlement systems boosting public demand for central bank digital currencies, Deputy Governor Masayoshi Amamiya said on Thursday.
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Getting prepared for that eventuality is Tejal Rao's weekend recommendation: Almost everyone I know turns to industrially produced curry bricks to make Japanese curries at home — they're cheap, they're consistent and they're easy to use.
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For its part, Huawei has been making preparations for an eventuality of losing access to software from US companies like Google and Microsoft, and it has been developing an in-house operating system alternative to Android.
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"It is the duty of government to produce a highly cautious list of those that may not be in place, in order that businesses and individuals ensure that they are prepared for every eventuality," it said.
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They also agreed that parliament would have the power to decide whether to follow EU rules and regulations in the future, and the government would step up preparations for the eventuality of a 'no deal' exit.
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At the same time, we can't help poring over their faces and gestures for any signals of eventuality — the trace hints and betrayals of what will emerge in time as their character, their plot, their fate.
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Yes, you could accelerate this eventuality by reporting him for those violations (and, given your concern for the safety of your household, you could have reason to do so), but another neighbor, too, might report him.
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It's difficult not to conclude that having to resort to DNA matching means the Department of Homeland Security and HHS did not plan for the obvious eventuality that separated parents and children would have to be reunited.
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According to these accounts, the NSA spent "hundreds of millions, maybe billions" on Nitro Zeus to be prepared for the eventuality that Israel decided to attack Iran and the United States would be drawn into the conflict.
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Dr. Rogier Creemers, a researcher in the law and government of China at Leiden University, told CNBC in a phone interview on Friday that Chinese authorities can be particularly stringent in order to cover against every eventuality.
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My initial thought was that Arya and Sansa were plotting this eventuality all along, which is why they went along with Littlefinger's scheme just long enough to put him in a position where they could kill him.
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Clearly, for Britain, a no deal Brexit is very bad news too ... We have to prepare, of course, in terms of contingency planning, for that eventuality ... but I do not think that that is a likely scenario.
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He said it would be "an absolute shame if a man of this quality" was blocked by Democrats and to avoid that eventuality, "I would say it's up to Mitch, but I would say, 'Go for it."
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So even as it continued caring for those cruise passengers, the medical team began conserving face masks, seeking new ventilators, attending pandemic prep sessions and facing the eventuality that the virus would spread in their own city.
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Are you positive that your Deserving Poor Matrix is generous enough to cover everyone, every eventuality, without anyone ever losing coverage because your math couldn't capture the vast range of human experience, misery, and misfortune in America?
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Wrong-footed by Moscow with Russia's seizure of Crimea in 2014 and its intervention in Syria's war in 2015, the United States is distrustful of the Kremlin's public message and wants to be ready for any eventuality.
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Next shares jumped 8.5 percent to the top of the FTSE 2019 after it raised its full-year profit forecast and struck an optimistic tone on a no-deal Brexit, saying it is well prepared for the eventuality.
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Next shares jumped 7.7 percent to the top of the FTSE 19.53 after it raised its full-year profit forecast and struck an optimistic tone on a no-deal Brexit, saying it is well prepared for the eventuality.
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According to the text of her closing speech at the Conservative Party annual conference, she told members that the government was planning for every eventuality in the Brexit talks and said EU citizens living in Britain were welcome.
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"A positive confidence vote (for Tsipras) remains the most likely outcome but even the eventuality of snap elections could be viewed as a shortening of the period of uncertainty," said Tasos Anastasatos, chief economist at Athens-based Eurobank.
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The most likely eventuality — indeed, the one that's happening right now — is that the National Guard might be in your neighborhood delivering food and medicine, conducting medical tests, providing medical care, and maybe sanitizing a table or two.
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The single currency was also hemmed in a tight range thanks to a bunch of currency options struck between 1.12 to 1.15 levels by traders in the eventuality of Britain crashing out of the European Union without a deal.
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The moves would prevent Huawei from selling devices running Google apps and the Play Store, as well as building phones with US-made components, but Huawei says it has built an alternative OS and stockpiled hardware for this eventuality.
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More likely, it could irradiate a tract of land or pollute waterways if there's a crash or a spill, an eventuality that shippers prepare for by testing the casks for a nine-metre drop and being submerged in water.
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I'm a big worrier, and I like to try to mentally prepare for every eventuality, so reading about these experiences other people had fascinated me because I would try and think about how I would have handled that situation.
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Either way it's going to be the next chapter Frost: In your conversations with European leaders do you think they are ready and willing to welcome the UK back as a fully fledged member if if that eventuality materialized?
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But he does spend a good amount of his time watching what Russia, China and other international actors say and do to develop their military capabilities and pushes to keep the United States ahead and ready for any eventuality.
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The governor of Guam said on Wednesday North Korea's warning of a possible missile strike on the U.S. Pacific territory was no threat and the island was prepared for "any eventuality", with defenses strategically placed to protect its people.
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Both industries say that they have been preparing for this eventuality for years by cutting costs, but that changing the rules so suddenly in the current tax bill would have created major disruptions for projects that are already underway.
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Still, it was difficult not to conclude that the resort to DNA matching to speed reunions meant the Department of Homeland Security and HHS had not planned for the obvious eventuality that separated parents and children would have to be reunited.
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Sturgeon's pro-independence Scottish National Party says it must be prepared for every eventuality as May, who leads a deeply divided party and country, struggles to strike a Brexit deal with the EU before exiting the bloc on March 29, 2018.
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For the past few months a medical student at the Jagiellonian University Medical College in Krakow, Poland, Jan Witowski, has been producing 3D-printed models of livers for doctors, enabling them to see and prepare for every eventuality before operating.
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In a Twitter statement, Lieberman said that Israel's tanks, deployed on parts of the strategic plateau that it captured from Syria in a 1967 war, were "our crushing strike force and will know how to defend the border in any eventuality".
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LONDON, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday Britain was working to win the best possible deal for when it leaves the European Union but that government had to plan for every eventuality, including exiting without a deal.
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In this respect, it would not seem to be too early to start thinking about how economic policy should respond to the eventuality of another sharp downturn in the U.S. and global economies should the global asset price bubble burst.
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"You have India, China and Europe on one side, and U.S. on the other... At this moment we really don't know what to do, but at the same time we have to prepare ourselves to face any eventuality," said the source.
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"We are hoping that the weather will hold when we catwalk along King's Road – but we have a wet-weather plan and will embrace every eventuality with a smile," Said Cyrus, Creative Director of Catherine Walker & Co., tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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GUAM (Reuters) - The governor of Guam said on Wednesday North Korea's warning of a possible missile strike on the U.S. Pacific territory was no threat and the island was prepared for "any eventuality", with defenses strategically placed to protect its people.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday Britain was not "ramping up" for a no deal in Brexit talks with the European Union but money was being used to prepare for every eventuality including leaving without an agreement.
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Until such a dismal eventuality, American liberals must now trust the Constitution, with its checking and balancing institutions, its guarantee of free speech and a free press, and above all the American people, including those they blame for the Trump victory.
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FIFA, while accepting the technology is not yet perfect, believe it has this eventuality covered by the sheer number of feeds the VAR and his assistants will have at their disposal in their Moscow bunker - some 37 during the knockout stages.
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On Wednesday, he made clear however that he was ready, reluctantly, to escalate if the United States escalated and that Russia was continuing to actively develop weapons and missile systems to ensure it was well prepared for such an eventuality.
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For the long-term-focused effective altruists I know, that typically means identifying concrete threats to humanity's continued existence — like unfriendly artificial intelligence, or a pandemic, or global warming/out of control geoengineering — and engaging in activities to prevent that specific eventuality.
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Humanitarian organizations have shared the GPS coordinates of 235 sites, including the locations of medical facilities and schools, with the Russian, Turkish and U.S. militaries, in the hopes that warring parties would avoid targeting them in the eventuality of a battle, said Egeland.
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Northern Thunder is about showing, to adversaries in the region and a watching world beyond, that Saudi Arabia has the military capacity, the political will, and, crucially, the alliances to defend itself in any eventuality, both as a demonstration and as preparation.
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LONDON, Oct 11 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday Britain was not "ramping up" for a no deal in Brexit talks with the European Union but money was being used to prepare for every eventuality including leaving without an agreement.
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If a lens kit is more to your fancy, then Canon will eventuality sell you a EF24-70mm f/4L lens for $4,399 early next month, or with a EF24-105mm f/4L IS II USM lens for $4,599 in late October.
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A Democratic president unrecognizable to Harry Truman or John F. Kennedy on issues ranging from foreign policy to taxes is not good for the country, and therefore, the leftward shift that makes this eventuality more probable is, likewise, not good for the country.
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The document also states that ZTE's Iran project "can potentially put us at risk of being put on the Blacklist by the U.S.," and that such an eventuality could leave the company facing "the risk of losing the supply chain of U.S. products".
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For Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat who has presented himself as aligned with the progressive wing of the party, the change of public position comes after years of being critical of the prospect of marijuana legalization — even as he prepared for its eventuality.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 25 (Reuters) - U.S. public health officials are preparing for any eventuality regarding the impact of coronavirus in the United States, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Tuesday, adding the virus has so far been contained in the country.
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Add to this eventuality the uncertain ramifications of America's 2020 presidential election on its foreign policy going forward — testing the resiliency of the U.S.-Israel relationship — and the years following could shape up to be a watershed time for the Middle East.
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"We always have to prepare for any eventuality, and so we are engaged in contingency planning because it would not be responsible not to engage in it," Hook told reporters last month after returning from Iran deal meetings in Berlin and Vienna.
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In order to protect himself from any and every eventuality, Trump -- with a major assist from former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani -- has gone on a PR campaign designed to smear Mueller and his team, painting them as "angry" prosecutors blinded by partisanship.
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He declined to answer questions from reporters about the possibility of changing Italy's deficit target, which is set now at 2.4 percent of GDP next year, an eventuality he had hinted at during the meeting behind closed doors with other ministers earlier on Monday.
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These two tracks in New York reflect the goals of many American police departments today: arming up for any eventuality, anywhere in the city (an active shooter, a coordinated terror attack), while, at the local level, toning down the everyday encounters between officers and civilians.
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Pop music's first couple have turned their relationship into a serialized saga worthy of a Ken Burns-length documentary (an eventuality Beyoncé is prepared for: as of a 250 interview with GQ, she hired a videographer to capture and archive most of her waking moments).
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Union contracts benefit all workers in a given workplace, but the first move by their opponents — who have been preparing for this eventuality for quite a while — will be to tell workers that they can give themselves a raise by no longer paying dues.
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Ireland is a country that obviously wants to avoid a no deal scenario, we want to avoid a no deal Brexit, (but) we are preparing for that, we are hiring extra staff and officials, putting in IT systems, we're ready for that eventuality should it occur.
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The Chequers plan has attracted criticism from Eurosceptics in May's party as well as those who originally wanted to stay in the bloc, and Britain has said it is stepping up preparations for "no-deal", with Raab also saying food would be stockpiled for that eventuality.
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"We are preparing for the worst scenario … We are telling our companies, particularly our small companies, they do need to prepare for the eventuality that there actually is a disorganized Brexit, but also our authorities, like the customs authority need to prepare," Andersson told CNBC's Willem Marx.
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Those were some of the recommendations made in a 77-page report from New York City officials for how to approach the legalization of recreational marijuana use, an eventuality that Mayor Bill de Blasio acknowledged earlier this year even as he stopped short of endorsing the move.
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His country's six-month presidency of EU councils starting in July would give it some role in the start of negotiations with a Britain set on leaving the Union, and Fico said polls showed it was now time to be "realistic" about preparing for that eventuality.
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Barclays PLC: * BARCLAYS CHAIRMAN SAYS PRESS SPECULATION ABOUT HIS SUCCESSION IS PREMATURE * BARCLAYS CHAIRMAN MCFARLANE SAYS 'YOU ARE NOT GETTING RID OF ME YET' * BARCLAYS CHAIRMAN SAYS HAS ASKED CHAIRMAN OF NOMINATION COMMITTEE TO PREPARE FOR EVENTUALITY OF HIS DEPARTURE Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Another Bloomberg report suggests Huawei has also been preparing for this eventuality by stockpiling chips from US suppliers to last it at least three months, which should be enough time to tell if the current measure is a scare tactic or a permanent imposition from the US government.
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And should it occur, bitcoin's brand would suffer, perhaps fatally: it could lose its role as the anchor for other crypto-currencies to Ethereum, a rival system—an eventuality insiders call the "flippening", which would occur when the value of the "ether" issued by Ethereum overtakes that of bitcoin.
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Exploding Galaxy Note 7 devices are enough of a danger that Samsung has effectively recalled the phone, but with a number of devices still out in the wild, it's a good thing that Burger King restaurants in Samsung's native country of South Korea are prepared for any eventuality.
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Joyce liked to boast that "Ulysses" was so detailed a portrait of Dublin that if the city were to be destroyed — an eventuality that in his darker moments of Hibernophobia he would probably have welcomed — it could be rebuilt brick by brick, using his book as a model.
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Federer, who broke Pete Sampras's record of 210 Grand Slam men's titles at Wimbledon in 2009, said he thought it was likely that he would ultimately be passed by both Nadal and Novak Djokovic, who sits in third place with 16, but expressed no regret at that eventuality.
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She will update them on plans being made for every eventuality including leaving the EU without any kind of a deal, plans that include setting aside space on ferries to ensure a regular flow of medical supplies and keeping 3,500 armed forces personnel on standby to support contingency plans.
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"I think it creates a set of circumstances in which the Europeans are that much less likely to try to placate the administration because this is the eventuality they were hoping to forestall," said Maloney, who served in President George W. Bush's State Department and advised senior Obama officials on Iran.
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But it does appear that significant statements from the President this week and his legal and political teams at least embrace the possibility that their defense must eventually need to move on from the theoretical possibility of an adverse report by Mueller to a practical response to such an eventuality.
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Even so, it would be impossible for the United States to formally withdraw from the pact before November 2019 unless it also withdrew from the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change -- effectively thumbing our noses at not only climate change but the entire UN process, sadly not an impossible eventuality.
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"We were always scenario-planning for an eventuality, for what we call a post-Roe reality, while fighting Kavanaugh with everything we had," said Ilyse Hogue, president of Naral, which this month announced a $750,000 campaign aimed at turning out suburban female voters in competitive states in the midterm elections.
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And any parent of a child with a severe allergy can tell you that they need multiple EpiPens in every possible location to cover any eventuality — he carries one in his backpack, one at school, one at home, and one goes to summer camp and any other caregivers who watch him away from home.
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While Fury and the erratic team around him found that beating Klitschko only flung open a Pandora's box of public scrutiny – an eventuality they were incapable of dealing with – Joshua seems to have a far more stable behind-the-scenes set up which, if he wins, should leave him better poised to capitalise on his success.
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As several of his senior aides dashed to Capitol Hill hoping to find a last-minute deal to avert a partial government shutdown over Mr. Trump's $5 billion demand for border wall funding — an eventuality he promised to take responsibility for just a week ago — the president walled himself off at the White House and blamed the Democrats.
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"We are getting prepared for whatever eventuality of the Brexit negotiations to continue the business in Europe we're doing today," the CEO said, detailing that Barclays was "strengthening our subsidiary in Dublin, re-licensing our branches across Europe, from branches of our British bank to branches of our Irish bank" as well as increasing its Dublin staff.
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That could be a sign that the White House is preparing for the eventuality of losing a Supreme Court battle—in case the sweeping executive order is struck down, Trump will have the option of signing a similar order, but one that that won't get suplexed by tag-teaming federal judges as soon as the government tries to implement it.
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Ford is also unlikely to give up entirely on the idea of running its own autonomous driving operation – rival GM seems to be preparing for that eventuality itself, having built its own ride hailing app and network for use in San Francisco through self-driving subsidiary Cruise, which is offering on-demand autonomous rides to its employees in a limited beta test.
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"Between the risk-on move in equities and this fear that we could get a rate hike (in two weeks), we saw a lot of traders scramble and start to price in that eventuality, which meant they had to start selling a lot of their bonds," said Kim Rupert, managing director of global fixed income analysis at Action Economics in San Francisco.
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"In response to the President's assessment of a deficit in the oil market, King Salman affirmed that the Kingdom maintains a two million barrel per day spare capacity, which it will prudently use if and when necessary to ensure market balance and stability, and in coordination with its producer partners, to respond to any eventuality," the White House said in a statement.
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If his later work feels more self-confident and controlled, it's the natural evolution of an approach that would have become disingenuous and frankly dull if he had persisted in the pursuit of wild improvisation — as if he didn't know what he was in for, when sooner or later he would know, and would have to deal with that eventuality.
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She's the executive director of Red Light Legal, a group offering legal aid to sex workers, who are charged for death during sex more often than perhaps any other population in the US. Dolgin filled us in on what contexts usually trigger some kind of legal scrutiny—and on the relatively few standard steps to take to handle that eventuality.
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But her weakness has opened the door for many in the party to challenge her Brexit strategy with just 18 months to go before Britain leaves the EU. With Brussels quietly preparing for a collapse in the talks and Britain getting ready for what May calls "every eventuality", some officials and business chiefs worry the country will crash out of the EU without a deal.
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But her weakness has opened the door for many in the party to challenge her Brexit strategy with just 18 months to go before Britain leaves the EU. With Brussels quietly preparing for a collapse in the talks and Britain getting ready for what May calls "every eventuality", some officials and business chiefs worry the country will crash out of the EU without a deal.
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Data that, in DeepMind's case, has been so far freely handed over by multiple NHS organizations — in June, for example, it emerged that another NHS Trust which has inked a five-year data-sharing deal with DeepMind, Taunton & Somerset, is not paying the company for the duration of the contract; unless (and in the unlikely eventuality) that the service support exceeds £15,000 a month.
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" U.S. Olympic and Paralympic CEO Sarah Hirshland in a message to athletes: "Despite the feeling of eventuality that so many of us have felt in the lead up to this moment — my heart breaks for you, your fellow athletes around the world, our friends at Tokyo 20213, the people of Japan, and all who are impacted by this global pandemic and the decision to postpone the Tokyo Games 2020.
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"According to records HSCIC has been infected with ransomware on 3 occasions since January 2012, in every instance HSCIC has been prepared for this eventuality and has been able to contain and eradicated the ransomware infection and restore all affected systems and files from full backups, without any breaches to patient data or disruptions to the delivery of patient care," Information Governance Advisor Graeme Holmes wrote in his response.
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I would pretty much ignore them in favor of each party's national-committee chair, Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Reince Priebus, both with names out of Dickens, or at least Terry Southern, and both in a constant scurrying panic, Priebus to make the disaster he was supposed to prevent look like the outcome he wished for all along, and Wasserman Schultz to make the eventuality she schemed for look like something she was almost surprised by.
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For McDonnell to say that the party was planning for the eventuality of a run on the pound – a scenario that would see a mass selling of sterling on foreign currency markets due to investor fears that the currency (and economic standing of the U.K.) is going to lose value – reveals that he is well aware that financial markets would be spooked by a Labour win, worrying that it would lead the country into more borrowing to finance its pledges to end austerity.
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"I still see a potential although as yet undemonstrated the capability to match a nuclear weapon with an intercontinental ballistic missile, and I think it's incumbent on the United States military to be prepared to defend the homeland and our allies from that eventuality," he said at an event at the Atlantic Council in Washington, DC. A US intelligence official echoed that view earlier this month, telling CNN that the analytical line on North Korea has not changed after President Donald Trump's no deal summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Hanoi.
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Moments later, it becomes clear your friends were preparing for this eventuality, and had—hold on, let me get this straight, because it's a whole lot—prepared a drone to catch your head as it falls, so it could be quickly rushed to a secret location, where the head would be attached to a bunch of mysterious tubes to keep the head alive, before the head was ultimately attached to a "super soldier" body that'd been developed by the Nazis, thus fully repairing the broken body Blaskowicz had been dealing with the first half of the game.
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Their 6-page diktat opens with a typically verbose marathon of a sentence that aims to cover every conceivable eventuality or loophole: The IOC governs the Olympic Movement and owns the rights to the Olympic Games and all related events including, all intellectual property rights in and to the Olympic Games and all goodwill associated therewith, as well as all other rights, titles and interest of every kind and nature relating to the organisation and staging of the Olympic Games, including the broadcast, coverage and exhibition of the Olympic Games and any other form of exploitation, recording, representation, marketing, reproduction, access and dissemination thereof by any means or mechanism whatsoever, whether now existing or developed in the future.
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