Chief strategist Steve Bannon is trying to forestall that fate.
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Reserves are vital to maintain confidence and forestall capital flight.
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Some led to diplomatic breakthroughs; others failed to forestall war.
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The danger is that partisanship might forestall either idea entirely.
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If they want to forestall disaster, that needs to change.
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Enthusiasm over Trump had been able to forestall valuation concerns.
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That makes them better able to manage or forestall problems.
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Rewriting the Constitution would forestall any elections, legal experts said.
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It's not that we haven't been trying to forestall this.
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And what could the community do to forestall a reoccurrence?
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Now let's pause here to forestall a couple of possible objections.
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Likely Samsung wants to forestall any further reports of broken screens.
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But it is enough to take a stand and forestall disaster.
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Preemptive actions should be taken now to forestall new attack vectors.
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The substance was used originally to forestall the growth of bacteria.
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He said he should have organized more individual interviews to forestall confusion.
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The bank has tried before, and failed, to forestall such a reaction.
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Ultimately, these are all problems that privacy protections are intended to forestall.
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And they became determined to devise a system that would forestall it.
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One person can forestall this unfortunate scenario for the Democrats: President Obama.
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They simply showed him that the votes weren't there to forestall impeachment.
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They may forestall other medical care, for fear of another unaffordable expense.
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"One interest rate cut is not going to forestall recession," he added.
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Greater scrutiny from regulators may be required to forestall far greater problems.
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You need not only to certify it but also to forestall decertification.
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Qassem Soleimani in order to forestall an imminent threat to American lives.
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Coming to the negotiating table would not forestall its nuclear ambitions forever.
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Time in the gym might delay, but not forestall, what was coming.
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Fighting to forestall losses is not as inspiring as fighting for new progress.
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Several other opinions showed support for pre-emptive monetary easing to forestall risks.
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It's impossible for the U.S. to forestall every unwanted contingency in the region.
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Constant purges of the army's upper ranks seem designed to forestall hostile factions.
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Signing the waiver this week would forestall any move for another six months.
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His intent was not to provoke such a crackdown but to forestall one.
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But the appeal by Mr. Erdogan's party, Justice and Development, may forestall that.
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Mercer helps subsidize Robinson's various projects, which include an effort to forestall aging.
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He also doesn't mind using his stand-up act to forestall tougher conversations.
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The company denies the hire was meant to influence or forestall possible investigations.
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Such policies, while still advisable, might not do much to forestall future mass shootings.
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Supporters of the legislation say the bill is narrowly written to forestall those concerns.
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Yet they have been unable to forestall attacks whose targets now include Orlando, Fla.
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He plunged ahead, which is what the executive order was expressly intended to forestall.
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That is, unless lawmakers move quickly to forestall this misguided burst of friendly fire.
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Our guess is they will forestall that outcome by coming back to the table.
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Others called Epiphanius a compromise choice likely to forestall bickering among the church elders.
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Observers said the cancellation was a calculated effort to forestall his exposure to protesters.
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It gives Gutman and the staff more chances to sparkle sunshine and forestall complaints.
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Look it up, class, fascists engaged in street brawls and disruption to forestall debate.
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It's unclear whether trade talks in Washington will be successful and forestall the threatened tariffs.
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The United States and China could reach a trade deal and forestall a global panic.
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Many Democrats have concurred with Hyde, albeit reluctantly, if only to forestall more drastic restrictions.
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Even a step as using two-factor authentication, for instance, could forestall potential Twitter takeovers.
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Central bankers, who had been employing various measures to forestall global deflation, were mightily relieved.
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This isn't meant to forestall critiques of the ways violence is used in action stories.
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Many things could happen before March 29th to mitigate, forestall or postpone such an outcome.
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"But here's something that we can be effective on: We can forestall a potential disaster."
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Democrats could also forestall Trump's interference by stating that such extraordinary corruption would merit impeachment.
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And extra safeguards will be put in place to forestall abuses, such as overstaying visas.
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Still, it shows a sensible desire to forestall possible tension with investors down the road.
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Slithers of hope What incentives are there to forestall the next episode of Syria's nightmare?
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What is it that will forestall the inescapable specter of death that haunts us all?
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Evidently anxious to forestall resistance, the king also placed the demoted nephew under house arrest.
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To forestall this, Mr. Trump should look to the example of his predecessor Ronald Reagan.
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The more episodes one has, the greater risk of future episodes, which medications can forestall.
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However, both the Treasury and the Fed have options to forestall the 'hard' default date.
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The plan would also forestall tougher rules on when people can write off medical expenses.
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A trade resolution will allow the Fed to forestall any interest rate cut, Johnson said.
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Senate Republicans appear to be trying to forestall any effort against Flake before Trump even speaks.
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If we use them more judiciously, we're going to forestall the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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And she cheered President Clinton's adroit use of air power to forestall ethnic cleansing in Kosovo.
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The new screening test should forestall a situation that had greatly concerned some scientists and doctors.
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And in future the embrace of edible insects could, according to its proponents, forestall major famines.
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More than 1503,000 mosquito nets are being shipped in an effort to forestall a malaria outbreak.
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In January, the two governments reached an interim trade pact intended to forestall more tariff increases.
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That has led to a series of steps that state Democrats hope will forestall another meltdown.
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Crossroads also sought an emergency stay from the D.C. Circuit, which declined to forestall Howell's order.
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One way to forestall this is to lift the lid on the financing of political parties.
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It would also reduce some of Mr. Trump's tariffs and forestall new tariffs slated for Sunday.
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Strikes that led to war would risk exactly the nuclear exchange they are meant to forestall.
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The curtains and inner doors have all been removed, to forestall accusations of improper behavior inside.
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But it may mean doctors catch a serious or preventable problem early on and forestall further decline.
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A closer look at the commission's dysfunction is a case study in how to forestall government reform.
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Still, it remained unclear Sunday what steps the authorities had taken to try to forestall an attack.
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However, national policies alone, adopted government by government, will not be enough to forestall a global catastrophe.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France wants to reach out to Russia to forestall the influence of China.
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Reaching a deal could forestall another round of American tariffs set to go into effect on Dec.
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That alone can't forestall the damage that a Trump Administration might do on the issue of immigration.
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Stone's latest motion appears to be a last-ditch, longshot bid to forestall his imminent prison sentence.
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While this would forestall a trial, it's not likely that the prosecutor will accept this offer. Why?
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This is spurring Israel to use up precious munitions in a concerted campaign to forestall Iran's entrenchment.
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The Justice Department is expected to forestall that by seeking an emergency stay and appealing the ruling.
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There's no way a company of Facebook's size and influence can completely forestall this kind of controversy.
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It would only take a solitary defection for Democrats to seize control of the chamber and forestall Republicans.
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To forestall protests by Vatican loyalists, officials mount tight security at churches where he helps ordain other bishops.
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To forestall this, three big drug distributors, AmerisourceBergen, Cardinal Health and McKesson, are offering $18 billion in total.
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Raising these standards in Mexico would make the U.S. more competitive and forestall any race to the bottom.
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Many in the industry hope that extending the licenses of existing reactors will forestall at least some closings.
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Coastal states want to forestall new offshore drilling by emulating Florida's successful lobbying effort at the Interior Department.
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Cutting workers is one way to forestall pain but, as IBM's travails show, it is a temporary fix.
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It is also inclusive, and more likely to produce the kinds of compromises that might forestall a backlash.
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Instead of trying to forestall the inevitable, we should welcome the advances that are making hospitals less important.
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In addition, migrants' advocates questioned whether the new recruits had received sufficient training to forestall human rights violations.
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There is little to be gained by sitting on the sidelines if international action could forestall a clash.
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Soleimani's attacks sought to bog American forces down in Iraq to forestall any potential U.S. attack against Iran.
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That state of affairs constituted the very essence of the encroaching tyranny the Constitution's framers sought to forestall.
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No matter how much homeless prevention programs are expanded, they will only forestall what is likely inevitable. Why?
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This drove rampant speculation that he was trying to forestall government action, which he ultimately failed to do.
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Now, Google will go further, in part to forestall legal disputes and potential fines from European national privacy agencies.
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Yet even though China fears unilateral American action, it seems unlikely to make radical policy changes to forestall it.
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Goodwill could forestall some of those issues; but there are some areas where it is helpless without legal instruments.
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Despite the sell-off, most analysts believe that Capita's announcement should forestall, rather than hasten, another Carillion-style calamity.
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To forestall such a fate, a group of political parties forms a coalition headed by a fictional Muslim Brotherhood.
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A quarter percentage point rate rise will not be enough on its own to forestall this sort of disaster.
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There is much you can do to forestall it, minimize its symptoms and overcome the disability that can result.
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Such information, however, did not forestall the instigation, by television crews, of a small demonstration outside the Custom House.
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But, like Memphis, it's overwhelmingly black debtors who file for Chapter 13 to forestall license suspensions or car seizures.
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It was unclear how many participated in the march, and government officials had sought to forestall a large demonstration.
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But there are regulations in place that were intended to forestall another one-day market collapse of such severity.
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Billionaires are building sumptuous bunkers instead of doing anything that would forestall the deluge or revolution they're barricading against.
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But it's a critical part of understanding the virus—and how to forestall the disease's spread—all the same.
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It was not clear what, if anything, American administration officials had done behind the scenes to forestall Panama's decision.
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But the prospect of NATO membership only fuels false hopes and encourages Russian intervention to forestall their westward course.
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Hours before the polls closed on Tuesday, Warren campaign manager Roger Lau attempted to forestall a rush to judgment.
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What the Constitution in effect says is that the pardon power cannot thwart or forestall the impeachment process itself.
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The companies, typically trying to appear cooperative or to forestall government action, hire law firms to do internal investigations.
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But once in office, the new president will forestall the move, explaining that peace should be given a chance.
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That's the awful decision the Iran deal was designed to forestall, but it may very well be our future.
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So if Trump and the GOP really wanted to forestall future climate action, they'd have to go through Congress.
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Researchers desperately need funding to provide the tools required to forestall a sexually transmitted Zika epidemic in the United States.
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Media reports have said Abe may try to recruit Ishiba for his new cabinet line-up to forestall his challenge.
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They have also reached the levels where caution requires a monetary response to forestall major slippages in the months ahead.
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If the impact of something is uncertain but could be great, the argument goes, better forestall it just in case.
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They also want to make sure they can forestall any unrest long before it has a chance to break out.
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The Kremlin and its apologists answer that military intervention was necessary to forestall the U.S.-led alliance's inexorable eastward encroachment.
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A determined White House could forestall default by directing Treasury to use extraordinary measures, but only for a few months.
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A cataclysmic event is scheduled mere days away; watching Hong dawdle to forestall it isn't exactly a nail-biting experience.
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We should know by now that it offers us no solace, no insight important enough to forestall the next event.
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Attempting to forestall Iran's influence brings up the tricky issue of dealing with the Syrian regime's other major ally, Russia.
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Nor did it forestall the emergence 20 years after that of today's latest "alt-right" reincarnation of white supremacist ideology.
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Charlottesville joins the ranks of violent uprisings meant to forestall any attempt to make equality the law of the land.
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The presidents of Turkey, Iran and Russia on Friday failed to agree on a ceasefire that would forestall an offensive.
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Let us forestall the misery of summer, fellow football fans, and cast a critical eye over the last few games.
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For its entire 90 minutes you are dying to know what will happen even while hoping to forestall the knowledge.
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State officials said the governor had appealed to the federal government for financial assistance to forestall a possible humanitarian crisis.
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The landowners' strategy is clear: Use the courts to forestall construction and try to outlast the tenure of Mr. Trump.
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The conservators cleaned portions of the walls and applied adhesives to flaking paint, in an effort to forestall pictorial losses.
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As recently as Saturday, U.S. European Command was touting the implementation of the safe zone to forestall a Turkish incursion.
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This is why we need public-private cooperation to defend these targets and also deter and/or forestall future attacks.
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The study aimed in part to assess whether investing more money in early treatment might forestall much higher costs later on.
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In exchange, Trump agreed to forestall new tariffs on Chinese products and ease some restrictions on Huawei, the Chinese telecom giant.
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They concluded an Incidents at Sea Agreement designed to forestall escalation when US and Soviet ships encountered each other at sea.
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"Earlier is when we have the potential to make greater changes that can forestall a more serious problem developing," she said.
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Black leaders reluctantly agreed—to forestall a repetition of what happened to the material recovered from the Valongo wharf in 2011.
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On Friday, police halted people's movements in his hometown of Tral, in a bid to forestall gatherings and demonstrations, witnesses said.
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Pence and Senate Republicans are looking to forestall a political embarrassment and the first veto of Trump's term (The Washington Post).
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From energy production and carbon removal to monitoring deforestation, AI is a powerful ally in helping forestall climate change's detrimental effects.
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WeWork is talking to lenders about a $415.5153 billion lifeline in an effort to forestall imminent insolvency, Bloomberg reported on Friday.
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They are too late to forestall a recession, but if they act aggressively they could cushion the blow for the downturn.
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Managers in the division have expressed hope that Justice Department leaders may come up enough offsetting funds to forestall drastic measures.
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Unless Turkey is willing to occupy Idlib, as it did parts of Aleppo in 2016, it cannot forestall a regime offensive.
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Each show plays teasing games of will-they-or-won't-they, finding endless last-minute ways to forestall kisses or worse.
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To forestall the inevitable selective misrepresentation, Mann has released all the emails he exchanged with his Arizona colleagues, with explanatory context.
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For some foreign officials, the prudent choice has been to enter into limited negotiations, while hoping that will forestall any levies.
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In a bid to forestall such complaints, Mr. Saied, 61, has not campaigned while his opponent in the runoff was jailed.
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To forestall an invasion, the U.S. agreed to get the S.D.F. to withdraw up to nine miles from the Turkish border.
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Did he seek to mar the brand of American democracy, to forestall anti-Russian activism for both Russians and their neighbors?
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They often blame heightened regulation required by the Dodd-Frank Act, the law that aimed to forestall a future financial crisis.
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President Trump has been pressing China to exert its influence on the North to forestall more nuclear tests and missile launches.
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If passed by the Senate, the continuing resolution would prevent a government shutdown and forestall a debate about border-wall funding.
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On Friday, Facebook announced stronger guidelines for transparency in advertising on the social network, part of a campaign to forestall government regulation.
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Jones sells FDA-approved potassium iodide pills used to forestall radiation poisoning, as well as radiation protection kits and other emergency supplies.
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Now his European counterparts are adopting elements of his migration proposals in the hope that they will forestall something much more brutal.
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Net neutrality groups are already working on ways to forestall the Pai order, either through state-level legislation or federal court challenges.
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He also said that the Federal Reserve will probably cut rates at least twice this year in order to forestall a recession.
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It is not clear to us how PM May can forestall that, and the potential split in her party that could follow.
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Some conspiracy-minded speculators on HackerNews even theorized that the tweet was an attempt to forestall a hostile takeover from the Saudis.
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Clinton pledged similar support, and even with a Republican-controlled Congress, she would have likely been able to forestall any major rollbacks.
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The country's president has tried to forestall further Chinese retaliation by appealing to Xi and distancing his office from the city's action.
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And that scenario would have been good for the much narrower reason that it would have helped forestall the rise of Trump.
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Iran's pragmatic relationships with Russia and China are now more important than ever to forestall Tehran's economic isolation and provide diplomatic cover.
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The Japanese decided to forestall more raids by sending a huge fleet to capture Midway Atoll, just 1400 miles west of Hawaii.
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They argue that the goal is to forestall "party raiding" — mischief-making by voters who switch allegiances only to disrupt the opposition.
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In 2018, stimulus from higher spending and lower taxes fueled strong 2.9% growth, though even that wasn't enough to forestall GOP defeat.
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Mr. Puigdemont could still forestall the application of Article 155 if he decides to call new elections himself, pre-empting Mr. Rajoy.
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It remains too early to say whether this ambient regret will translate into a greater popular will to forestall the city's course.
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First, the government regulations currently contemplated, though appealing in theory, may forestall necessary security updates and act with an overabundance of caution.
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Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto -- who said this week Trump should forestall a visit while burials begin -- also did not appear with Trump.
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To forestall such an occasion, Janet's roommates begin taking a terrible early iteration of the Pill that causes them to vomit constantly.
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" For this reason — in order to forestall its identification or misidentification (as you please) with poetry — "the Quran was compelled to repudiate poetry.
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Fatter paycheques could also forestall efforts to unionise which are under way at Whole Foods, a grocery chain purchased by Amazon in 2017.
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Martin's blog post appears to be an attempt to forestall such complaints, which tend to crop up whenever a new project is revealed.
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" The Federal Trade Commission is investigating the practice, which it says can forestall generic competition and "potentially preserve a brand firm's monopoly indefinitely.
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President Donald Trump has upped pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in order to forestall a downturn and boost growth.
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The deal, effective from January, aims to cut 1.2 million barrels per day until the end of June to forestall a supply overhang.
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Putin's own approval ratings have dropped significantly so he's going to try to forestall any additional economic pressure, including any new US sanctions.
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The new method could forestall, but is unlikely to entirely head off, a showdown between Silicon Valley and the Justice Department over encryption.
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Tesla needs the profits produced by luxury models to forestall that outcome, but that's not a long-term solution to his basic problem.
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Yet what Mr. Rogers and the director, Bartlett Sher, have created is a streamlined time machine, comfortably appointed enough to forestall jet lag.
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The episode ends with Chuck's preteen daughter coming home, and Chuck using her presence to forestall any further discussion about what's just happened.
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To the Editor: A simple way, at least for this reader, to become actively engaged and therefore forestall loneliness is through volunteer work.
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Isn't it true that the Fed had to do "something" to forestall the damage the viral epidemic could do to the U.S. economy?
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He signaled as late as Friday that he may reach an understanding with Mr. Xi during a dinner to forestall such a move.
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Outside actors like the United States and Pakistan may be unable to impose their vision of victory, but they can forestall losing indefinitely.
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For the US government, it was an attempt to forestall Soviet expansionism and to garner American companies a share of Iranian oil reserves.
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But even if the parties do agree to another grand coalition, that might not forestall the dawn of a messier, perhaps nastier, politics.
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No physical barrier can entirely forestall the threat from hate-filled individuals armed with guns, bombs or knives determined to inflict spectacular harm.
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As the end of his presidential bid beckoned last month, Mayor Bill de Blasio furiously worked the phones, trying to forestall the inevitable.
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"Inaction by Congress could forestall the tremendous advances these American manufacturers are making on behalf of patients," said Scott Whitaker, CEO of AdvaMed.
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And incentives like the ones Carrier received only forestall the inevitable shift by multinational giants to low-cost locales like Mexico and Asia.
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But this is a tool that all Presidents use to forestall the actions of their predecessors and therefore not really targets for Congress.
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If BC manages to forestall the pipeline for long enough, support from the right for Mr Trudeau's grand bargain could wither in a hurry.
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Now that the review has begun, the NLD's Sein Win is hoping his party's massive parliamentary majority will forestall any resistance from the military.
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Lastly, some might worry that fast track would forestall the kind of public deliberation that is so central to our democratic system of government.
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To forestall a social crisis, he mused, governments should consider a tax on robots; if automation slows as a result, so much the better.
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In a recent New York Times exposé, she comes off as the field marshal in Facebook's aggressive campaign to smash critics and forestall regulation.
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No one likes ads interrupting their streaming jams, and millions of Spotify Premium users pay $9.99 a month to forestall that very terrible possibility.
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A 2013 report by ProPublica detailed how Intuit spent $11.5 million to forestall any attempts by the government to offer similar free filing services.
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Only one course of action will forestall this scenario: The Venezuelan military must render itself to its own people, not to a foreign power.
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A coordinated decision by Washington and Riyadh to halt the refueling could be an attempt by both countries to forestall further action by Congress.
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Interest rate and bond traders are betting central banks will not take the risk and will cut rates instead to forestall any further slowdown.
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This treaty continues to forestall discrimination against other religious or ethnic groups, safeguard minorities, and facilitate the integration of Muslim traders into the economy.
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The Chinese government so far has stepped in to stop big meltdowns of wealth management products, to avert ripple effects and forestall investor anger.
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OK, fine — but let's try to take advantage of this sense of panic to calmly and rationally forestall the real dangers, before they arrive.
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A day earlier, Mr. Trump's chief economic adviser, Gary D. Cohn, announced his resignation after his failure to forestall the president from pursuing tariffs.
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But the clock is ticking, and the administration has not offered clear guidelines for what would constitute a resolution that would forestall the tariffs.
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To forestall so catastrophic an outcome, the miscreant sisters, already stymied by a tangle of treacheries, must prevent their distraught and remorseful father's meddling.
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It is possible that the United States and the European Union could each find immigration policies just palatable enough to forestall greater political breakdown.
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At that burn rate, the kingdom has only a few years to lift its revenue or slash its spending to forestall a financial crisis.
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Americans who tend to worry deeply about the risks AI poses to humanity may argue that slowing AI growth means we forestall those risks.
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Quantitative easing is an extreme measure central banks take only in times of severe crisis to jumpstart the economy and forestall a potential recession.
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As a candidate in 1968, Richard M. Nixon sought to forestall a Vietnam peace deal by President Lyndon B. Johnson just before the election.
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An American statesman's wise — but ultimately unsuccessful — effort to forestall a constitutional crisis nearly 21 years ago is a valuable lesson for us all.
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WHO is focusing its efforts on preparing nations with fragile public health systems to screen and treat coronavirus patients to forestall a wider outbreak.
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It happened in Egypt, when man began to ignore the signs and erected technologies that could forestall the ebb and flow of the Nile.
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He said that the government had a responsibility to forestall another coup by arresting those involved in the attempt and suspending those who supported it.
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In Syria, Putin wants to bolster the regime of Assad and forestall Western attempts to force him from power as part of a peace deal.
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I too believe that the worst-cast scenarios on climate change are genuinely catastrophic and that we are doing far too little to forestall them.
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In order to forestall any potential return to broader fighting, Mr Santos needs to show quickly that the pact will bring peace on the ground.
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The mousetraps in the hallway are there to forestall incomers, not escapees; the joke goes that local mice have heard how cushy things are inside.
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The aim is to forestall and defuse national security risks more effectively, Xinhua said, adding that detailed measures would be unveiled in the near future.
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Mr Trudeau is also defending NAFTA's dispute-settlement rules while trying to roll back the steel and aluminium tariffs and forestall new ones on vehicles.
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The figures are significant, particularly as the government announced a 30-day ceasefire with militants on Tuesday that could forestall further attacks on oil sites.
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Samsung assembles in South Korea and Vietnam, while companies like LG can forestall the hit to US exports with sales to Asian or European markets.
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Analysts said that the BOJ's move on Friday was another event that could forestall the Fed from hiking rates as quickly as they initially forecast.
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The YPG militia allied to the fighters holding Manbij last month invited Assad into the area around the town to forestall a potential Turkish assault.
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A source familiar with the matter predicted that eventually he ultimately will have enough votes that lack of Democratic support will not forestall his confirmation.
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With the fed's rate cut is almost assured at the end of the month, other central Banks took actions in advance to forestall a shock.
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To forestall such problems there are various tumour-suppressor genes whose job is to make sure that cells damaged in this way shut themselves down.
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In this case, however, investors are increasingly confident the Feds three interest rate cuts since July will be enough to forestall a descent into recession.
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Some are coming back, but certainly not in the numbers necessary to forestall further declines in unemployment and the looming specter of significant labor shortages.
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Recall that when teachers across the nation went out on strikes, they were mostly to forestall further cuts, privatization and attacks on the living standards.
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The Mexican president said Friday that while his administration could try to employ "legal mechanisms" to forestall tariffs, he would eschew that tactic — for now.
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Any co-ordinated decision by Washington and Riyadh could be an attempt to forestall action threatened in Congress next week by lawmakers over refueling operations.
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The legislation provides $268 billion in grants and loans to airlines, money that is meant to cover employee paychecks and forestall job cuts until October.
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A senior official aware of the discussions said the Taliban also said that the presence of foreign troops in the country would forestall any deal.
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Schumer worked behind the scenes to forestall the nuclear option, then voted in favor of the maneuvers when Reid proposed them on the Senate floor.
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He was of a shy and retiring disposition; it was necessary to encourage him, to congratulate him, to forestall the possible advances of rival publishers.
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He may have called attention to some outré ideas popular in tech circles, including a universal basic income and plans to forestall the robot apocalypse.
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For the next decade and more, the ESA existed to forestall legislative threats both to its freedom of expression and to the industry's bottom line.
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"It can't be America's purpose to indefinitely forestall every plausible unwanted contingency in this region," John Glaser, of the libertarian Cato Institute, told The Washington Post.
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Toscafund recently wrote to companies it invests in urging them to pay for research themselves in an effort to forestall a potentially "devastating" drop in coverage.
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All else equal, this implies giving the crowd what it wants — a rate cut sooner than later — should forestall a recession and further slide in inflation.
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To forestall such an outcome Mr Netanyahu is hoping to increase the number of seats held by Likud, at the expense of other right-wing parties.
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Cruz is likely to lose tonight in Indiana, which will set the stage for Trump to get the 1,237 delegates needed to forestall a contested election.
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David Minge (D-Minn.) and economist Art Rolnick: Simply place a 100 percent tax on subsidies to forestall companies from pursuing them in the first place.
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Aside from recalibrating the delicate matter of timing, the Casey court ruled that some regulations designed to forestall or discourage abortion were consistent with the constitution.
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History shows that U.S. authorities and lawmakers—despite statements or even legal commitments to the contrary—will intervene to forestall the collapse of the financial system.
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The two societies have intertwined, making the question of whether Ireland should eventually be reunited seem less important, and helping to forestall any return to violence.
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Mr. Liu's main priorities, they said, would be gathering information on how the countries could proceed and trying to forestall an increase in Mr. Trump's tariffs.
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The Bureau of Land Management's efforts to preserve the ecological diversity of what Mr. Clinton called a "biological crossroads" do not forestall all human activities here.
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Reminder of what's at stake: Congressional leaders are desperately seeking to forestall more than $120 billion in automatic spending cuts, as well as a catastrophic debt default.
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"The deployment is also to forestall hostilities or breakdown of law and order that may result from the current political impasse in Gambia," a Nigerian statement said.
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A diplomatic drive to forestall Monday's referendum failed to persuade Kurdish leaders, some of the United States' closest Middle Eastern allies, former U.S. officials and experts said.
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He talks about getting knocked out like it's inevitable, on the one hand, but also like articulating that inevitability out loud will forestall it a little longer.
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Theories ranged from this being Musk's bold plan to forestall an AI apocalypse to more measured responses about this being a promising contribution toward curing neurodegenerative diseases.
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"It sends a clear signal that pharmaceutical companies can't use baseless litigation to forestall competition from low-cost generics," FTC Chairman Joe Simons said in a statement.
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In early October, the seven states (including California) that share its waters issued drafts of new agreements to stop water levels falling further and to forestall rationing.
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To keep it from going beyond that, and to forestall a further devaluation, the central bank might raise interest rates when it next meets on November 17th.
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Technology will steadily wear away the remaining opportunities for meaningful work, and politics will forestall the change in social mindset needed to help those who lose out.
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Kim is delicately balancing his citizens' rising economic expectations, resulting from well-publicized summit diplomacy, with enough economic concessions from North Korea's neighbors to forestall regime collapse.
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He knew, at a certain point, that he was doing it to forestall searching for the person he was most curious about, and most hesitant to betray.
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Griffiths has already used the prospect of talks to forestall an attack by the Saudi-led coalition on Hodeidah, a port city and Yemen's main supply line.
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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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The Fed acted to forestall any possible U.S. recession, which could occur if the effects spread beyond manufacturing, travel and other sectors directly affected by the disease.
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He washed it down with a few glugs of Gatorade to forestall the cramps he had suffered the day before, when he forgot to consume a thing.
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As for computer security, experts see political campaigns as vulnerable, particularly in state and local elections, where campaigns frequently lack the money and expertise to forestall attacks.
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The Hastings Center, the ethics institute in Garrison, N.Y., also devoted much of its latest Hastings Center Report to a debate over "voluntary death" to forestall dementia.
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Scientists describe this as an inevitability, which makes writer-director Makoto Shinkai's movie, ultimately, a power fantasy—a fever dream that one person can forestall environmental crisis.
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Some analysts of the United States-Turkey relationship cast Mr. Trump's move as a half-measure, perhaps intended to forestall more aggressive action by an angry Congress.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo initially cited the need to forestall an "imminent" attack and the president has amplified that to say four American embassies were targeted.
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"One topical policy issue is whether constraints might be imposed on some funds to forestall investor redemptions in the face of falling prices and performance," Haldane said.
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Meanwhile, there is little evidence that the currency swap has succeeded in combating corruption or that it will forestall future bad behavior once more cash becomes available.
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The Obama administration, in an attempt to assuage immigration critics, had in fact acted preemptively to forestall the problems that emerged for Democrats in the 2016 election.
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Inside the White House, there is a growing consensus that unless the measure is passed before November, 2020 political concerns will forestall any movement until Election Day.
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First off, Viswanatha writes that the goal of the talks was to forestall Manafort's next trial, which is scheduled to begin in Washington, DC, on September 17.
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The deal - designed to forestall Iran making high-enriched uranium suitable for nuclear bombs in short order - permitted a maximum reserve of 300 kilograms of low-enriched uranium.
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Philippine banking regulation continues to strengthen, with recent changes focused on enhancing risk-management and related-party lending frameworks, and measures to forestall excessive real-estate risk-taking.
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That is, unless Manning, through guile, painstaking planning and the art of a deft veteran touch, can forestall the march of time for at least one more day.
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"To the extent that we could get something which resembles anything like a soft Brexit, this would forestall much of the feared impact on the sector," Odeluga added.
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The push to forestall more investment in China is part of a broader effort by some officials in Washington to separate ties between the world's two largest economies.
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So the loss for these services is minimal, while making a deal with the NCAA, may forestall it from joining those who want to see the services dead.
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Theresa May, whose maxim as prime minister has been that "no deal is better than a bad deal", has offered Parliament a chance to forestall such an outcome.
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And, indeed, the droves of variables forestall a conclusion that Nixon's meddling, alone, cost the United States an opportunity to end the war in the fall of 1968.
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Top GOP aides are keenly aware of what will happen when this thing hits the light of day and are attempting to forestall that as long as possible.
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But legal experts said Judge Barry G. Williams's finding was a narrow one that does not forestall the possibility of convictions against other officers charged in the case.
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"Economic collapse is a genuine, imminent threat," a European diplomat said, adding that only a swift peace deal in floundering U.N.-backed talks in Kuwait may forestall disaster.
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Faster wage growth can rattle Wall Street, as it puts pressure on corporate profit margins and raises fears that the Fed will hike interest rates to forestall inflation.
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Some Spanish political and business leaders, along with most Catalan newspapers, have backed the idea as a snap election could forestall direct rule and help break the deadlock.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Abe have begun discussing a bilateral trade deal that could give American farmers more access to Japan's market and forestall tariffs on Japanese cars.
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Just a few weeks ago, the market was certain the Fed wouldn't hike anymore this year and likely would forestall further increases until mid-2018 at the earliest.
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"Resolution is critical to forestall decreases in consumer discretionary spending as a precaution against a worsening economy," said Chief Economist for The University of Michigan's survey Richard Curtin.
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"All-out efforts must be made to treat the infected medical workers and effective steps taken to forestall further cases in their ranks," the English-language release said.
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We must carefully craft a strategy with robust counterterrorism and intelligence operations to achieve our most important goal — to foresee and forestall an attack on the U.S homeland.
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Algerians today want to invent something, and that can forestall any outside interference of the kind that the West or Persian Gulf countries exerted in Libya and Syria.
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The rate cut was more or less an insurance cut to kind of forestall some of these potentially significant headwinds even though the economy is overall doing pretty solid.
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The U.S.-backed YPG militia that is allied to the fighters holding Manbij last month invited Assad into the area around the town to forestall a potential Turkish assault.
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The new language in the statement is a stronger pledge because the central bank is committing to act immediately to forestall risks of a loss of momentum, Kuroda said.
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In Lebanon there is little hope that the government, divided along sectarian lines, will do anything to forestall the decline in the water supply predicted by the environment ministry.
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The arrest in the northern city of Alexandria came as traders said authorities were blocking the sale of the vests to forestall any copycat protests ahead of the Jan.
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Kramer — and everyone he's talked to — have not seen such patients in decades, a development he attributes to the advent of aggressive antidepressant prescription to forestall such dire outcomes.
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He said the Japanese government at the time "viewed it as an existential threat, since they can't live without oil" so they attacked in an attempt to forestall it.
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Secondly, getting the next generation of drivers into those open jobs would forestall a driver shortage that threatens to disrupt the ready-access to meals enjoyed by most Americans.
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Experts say that to forestall the worst effects of global warming, emissions need to drop by 80 percent or more globally by 2050, a mere 34 years from now.
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To forestall the possibility of personal vendettas or other non-security interests leading to surveillance requests, no single individual at the NSA is authorized to make a collection request.
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We are watching the world order being ripped up over fears of a return to a world order that our current post-war world order was designed to forestall.
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The company has also been meeting with lawmakers in an attempt to show their commitment to stopping the rise of youth vaping and forestall any potential legislation against them.
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China has increased its trade with North Korea in recent years and done little to forestall North Korea's nuclear ambitions besides backing the most recent round of U.N. sanctions.
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The U.S. and China are about to sign off on the first phase of a trade deal that at least will forestall any further aggression, eliminating one key unknown.
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The agreement was to "buy peace of mind from future controversy and forestall" future lawyer fees, according to a copy of the settlement provided to The New York Times.
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For strategic, humanitarian and constitutional reasons, a first-strike nuclear option should not even be on the table (other than to forestall an imminent nuclear attack from North Korea).
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In reality, Trump's ability to break with the congressional GOP has always been sharply constrained by his need to forestall oversight of his corrupt mixing of politics with business.
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Combined with a rate cut and increased quantitative easing, such measures forestall the risk of a significant tightening in credit conditions that would compound the impact of the Brexit vote.
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And speaking of "non-fossil" power, it didn't help that even as renewable energy was growing, nuclear power was declining, a climate disaster activists have done too little to forestall.
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The best thing, therefore, would be to supplement a long-term programme of infrastructure investment with an immediate, temporary boost, such as payroll-tax cuts, designed to forestall a downturn.
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Last December Mrs May agreed that Northern Ireland would retain regulatory and customs alignment with the EU unless another way could be found to forestall a hard border with Ireland.
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As the Alzheimer's Association reports, exercise of the sort Trump avoids and a diet far healthier than Trump's -- which he says is heavy on junk food -- can help forestall dementia.
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At the July meeting, the BOJ kept monetary policy steady but pledged to ease without hesitation to forestall risks that could hurt the chance of achieving its 2% price goal.
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But Bezos' search for a second headquarters for Amazon gives the company a chance to forestall that kind of backlash by setting up – and investing heavily – where it's needed most.
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"This kind of attack, this lone-wolf attack, using things from daily life, a vehicle, a knife, are much more difficult to forestall," Defence Secretary Michael Fallon told the BBC.
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Even if they could, it would be poor public policy to let them; much better for new drugs to be used only sparingly, to forestall the development of further resistance.
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To forestall such an outcome, Congress should exercise its power to convene hearings on the scale of the Vandenberg hearings in 1948-49 on the momentous decision to enter NATO.
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"The time is now to hold serious discussions with China in order to identify solutions and forestall further unintended impacts that are jeopardizing the livelihood of all Americans," Brilliant said.
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" She now works at a charity and said she was considering applying for British citizenship and buying property to forestall the potential consequences of Brexit, which "would be quite dramatic.
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But to forestall that development, the Federal Reserve, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation said they could seek further feedback on the guidelines.
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The scheme would be in place for two years "to forestall any future actions toward retirement, decommissioning or deactivation" until a study on the U.S. grid's reliability concludes, Bloomberg reported.
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Eight months before his resignation, Mattis managed to forestall the Syria troop withdrawal after the President announced during a rally in Ohio that US troops would soon be coming home.
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He also wanted Trump to lift the economic sanctions imposed to punish Russia — and its wealthy elite — for the annexation of Crimea, and to forestall the imposition of tougher sanctions.
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The United States can use its military and diplomatic leverage in Syria to forestall both Turkish attacks on Kurdish forces there and renewed terrorist attacks by Kurdish groups in Turkey.
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But legal advisers convinced the five that they needed to mount a full defense, if only to resist what they considered the abuse of conspiracy charges and forestall additional indictments.
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With hundreds of millions of people in China expected to travel for the Lunar New Year holiday, which begins Friday, public health officials are working to forestall a major outbreak.
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A lawyer for Weinstein reminded Judge James Burke on Monday of some of her client's ailments, noting he takes several medications and requires injections in his eyes to forestall blindness.
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Unless some deal is done to forestall such an assault, Idlib will be the "perfect storm," as the United Nations envoy to Syria Staffan de Mistura put it on Thursday.
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On one hand: "All the preparation for the end of the cycle could forestall the end of the cycle," John Bilton, JPMorgan's head of global multi-asset strategy, tells Axios.
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The idea behind both the power devolution to state government and then the decentralization of power away from governors is to promote democracy or forestall tyranny or something like that.
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More broadly, the warnings also seemed to be an attempt to forestall a fast breakup of the sophisticated supply chains that connect China's economy to the rest of the world.
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Russian and Syrian warplanes resumed their bombing campaign last week and the presidents of Turkey, Iran and Russia on Friday failed to agree on a ceasefire that would forestall the offensive.
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Hughes, who served first as an associate justice 1910-1916 and then as chief 1930-1941, also took the lead for the third branch to forestall FDR's 153 "court packing" plan.
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The most viable option that we have identified to forestall a near-term sale or a potential default under our credit agreement is further investment by one or more of you.
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Aides have consistently worked privately to forestall or prevent Trump from taking actions deemed unwise or worse, relying either on diversionary tactics or the belief Trump would eventually forget his commands.
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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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The European Union is pouring cash ($3.3 billion) into a vastly expanded program to house refugees in Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon, trying to forestall another surge of refugees across the Mediterranean.
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"At 113, the BoJ has leeway to wait but at 110-111 with the risk of further losses, they may not be able to forestall easing for much longer," said Lien.
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"The shift in Russian air operations serves to forestall the immediate defeat of regime forces in Deir Ezzor, one of the last remaining regime outposts in Eastern Syria," the Institute said.
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Which is all fine, but none of it seems to matter quite as much as the big button that says "secure loyalty" which lets you pay money to forestall civil war.
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If he aimed to forestall a ban on assault weapons, in the end, both assault weapons and high-capacity magazines were banned through a 1994 measure signed by President Bill Clinton.
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Climate activists are now adjusting to the new reality where most of their activism, at least in the near term, must take place online to forestall the spread of the virus.
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We have tried to forestall resistance by combining artemisinin with other drugs, much as we do when treating H.I.V. and tuberculosis, but the day of reckoning appears to be at hand.
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Cynical and sometimes venomous, Paul's rants and digressions — employed to forestall a critical family discussion — commandeer so much screen time that you wish he'd choke on his so-called Thumbelina carrots.
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An assumption of the nuclear deal of 2015 — the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) — was that it would forestall Iran from building a nuclear warhead to place on its missiles.
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A better approach would seek to build viable communities, including spiritual ones, for migrant workers in order to forestall the sense of alienation that leads some of them to embrace terrorism.
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Speaking on BFM TV late on Saturday, Castaner said the authorities had put all security measures in place to forestall disturbances, but that they had faced extremely violent, organised and determined groups.
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These emails suggest the Trump administration might be making policy toward Russia as payback for political favors or, worse, in an effort to forestall more damaging evidence of collusion from being released.
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"The guiding factor in all his decision-making was to forestall a coup attempt from the right ... now the one thing he's been trying to avoid has come to pass," he said.
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The service is designed to help ESPN forestall the negative effects of subscriber drop-off, as more and more viewers choose over-the-top streaming services over traditional sports and cable packages.
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Moreover, the resounding consensus among historians is that the Confederacy's primary motivation for secession was to forestall the possibility that the federal government might try to stop them from enslaving African-Americans.
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Merkel has insisted she's committed to raising military spending, but Trump's aggressive stance rankled some German officials, who wondered whether Trump's single-mindedness on the topic might forestall cooperation on other areas.
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Rather it's an acknowledgment, determined by a doctor, that the end is near and that treatments to forestall it will not work or will impair the quality of the patient's remaining days.
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In making a near carbon-copy of Snapchat and bolting it onto Facebook's primary software, the company is hoping to forestall — or perhaps even kill for good — the existential threat Snapchat poses.
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Otherwise, the Labour Party lost ground in Scotland and was just steady enough in England and Wales to forestall any immediate threat to the party's controversial leader, the longtime socialist Jeremy Corbyn.
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FRANKFURT — The Trump administration, in a move that could forestall potentially devastating tariffs on foreign automobiles, is in discussions with European carmakers about increasing their investment and employment in the United States.
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Odinga pulled out of last week's vote, saying the electoral commission had failed to institute reforms to forestall the kind of "illegalities and irregularities" that scuppered Kenyatta's victory in the August election.
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In an effort to forestall further violence, the government announced a crackdown in early June and has arrested more than 11,000 people, 194 of them said to be linked to militant networks.
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Mr. Trump's decision to proceed with the tariff increase came after a pivotal round of trade talks in Washington on Thursday night failed to produce an agreement to forestall the higher levies.
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At its core, "See You Yesterday" is a story about grief and the inevitable question so many mourners have asked themselves: Could I have done anything to forestall my loved one's death?
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And despite some nifty visual surprises in the set (Arnulfo Maldonado), costumes (Montana Levi Blanco) and lighting (Jen Schriever), the show can't altogether forestall the tedium that comes with running in place.
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The divide feels especially stark in Georgia, where the midterm election is a battle between Trumpist reaction and the multicultural America whose emergence the right is trying, at all costs, to forestall.
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Hoping to forestall that spiral, the Federal Reserve on Monday said it would increase the volume of short-term loans available to banks to make it easier for them to continue lending.
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"Humira's price has defied gravity — and been ensconced as a frequent rhetorical target on Capitol Hill — through AbbVie's aggressive use of patents and deals with generic manufacturers to forestall competition," he adds.
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And China might finally be willing to help with this deal, because freezing North Korea's nuclear capability would likely forestall China's rivals — Japan and South Korea — from getting nukes of their own.
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Studies show climate change proceeding faster than anticipated, with a narrowing window to act in order to forestall the worst impacts of global warming, such as a catastrophic increase in sea levels.
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But nuclear power champions like Alvin Weinberg, the longtime director of America's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, countered that nuclear could supply energy enough to forestall the social collapse the neo-Malthusians feared.
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Whereas explicit collusion over prices is illegal, tacit collusion is not—though trustbusters attempt to forestall it by, for instance, blocking mergers that leave markets at the mercy of a handful of suppliers.
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To be clear — and to forestall some of the scolding that this post has made inevitable — I should say that individual choices are much more meaningful with regard to local/regional environmental problems.
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Turkey has reinforced a dozen military posts inside the Idlib region, which lies across its southern border and is controlled by Turkey-backed rebels and jihadist fighters, trying to forestall a government assault.
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"The most viable option that we have identified to forestall a near-term sale or a potential default under our credit agreement is further investment by one or more of you," she wrote.
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Scientists say the recent climate agreement negotiated in Paris is not remotely ambitious enough to forestall a significant melting of Greenland and Antarctica, though if fully implemented, it may slow the pace somewhat.
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The idea is among options debated internally within the BOJ and will be on the table next week, if the board sees the need to forestall risks to Japan's economy, the sources say.
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The gloomy assessment comes even after the Bank of Japan (BOJ) attempted to forestall risks of an economic downturn by adopting negative interest rates in January, underscoring the fragile nature of Japan's recovery.
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"It was based on the attempt of the banks to takeover the company that the financial and telecommunications regulators have moved in to intervene and forestall down-sizing and asset stripping," it said.
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Democrats in the legislature rushed the measures through in hopes of passing them before their summer break, in part to try to forestall a competing gun control proposal headed for the November ballot.
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LIBREVILLE, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Gabon President Ali Bongo wants talks with opposition leader Jean Ping to forestall any possible violence when the Constitutional Court makes a crucial ruling on the country's disputed Aug.
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However, Pakistan may also opt to hold its fire, preferring to keep its prime tool of leverage in reserve as a deterrent to forestall the possibility of Washington resorting to more draconian moves.
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Why it matters: Google's new policies around verifying election advertisers in the U.S., announced Friday morning, come as it and other web companies race to forestall possible foreign meddling in the midterm elections.
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Now, the Vatican is anxious to conclude a deal on the ordination of bishops to head off another showdown with Beijing and to forestall a schism among China's Catholics, the Church sources say.
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The two countries have made significant progress in discussions that could forestall President Trump from following through on his threat of imposing tariffs on all Mexican imports, senior officials from both countries said.
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The president could also muzzle Mueller, and forestall an indictment, by firing Attorney General Jeff Sessions and appointing a friendly attorney general who wouldn't have to recuse himself from supervising the Russia probe.
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The school system is working to forestall panic by sending families infection statistics and guidance provided by the CDC — a tactic adopted by school systems throughout Maryland and Virginia and in the District.
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Bilal's brother Ahmed arrived from the Kurdish city of Suleimaniya, and took Bilal to the private hospital, where doctors immediately performed surgery, connecting some of the arteries in his wrist, to forestall necrosis.
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The wildcat encampments have thrust the European migrant issue in the face of Parisians and once again underscored the French government's inability to resolve a problem it hoped Italy and Germany would forestall.
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With the first half of that warning, the show's producers might have been angling to forestall legal action from Perle Mesta, the Washington "hostess" whom President Truman appointed ambassador to Luxembourg in 1949.
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That leaves Mr. Guardian and the City Council to hastily work out some arrangement with the state to forestall the city's debts while they continue slashing the costs of providing services to the public.
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The persistence of their ennui represents the show's central idea: You can do whatever you want to try to forestall your unhappiness, but you can't put off family and all the honesty it brings.
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The United States has urged its two key Asian allies to consider reaching a "standstill agreement" to forestall any further action and allow time for negotiations, a senior U.S. official told reporters on Tuesday.
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If you didn't withhold enough taxes again in 2015 and can't pay in full up front this year, be sure to fill our Form 9465, Installment Agreement Request, to forestall problems down the road.
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The BOJ stunned markets in January by adding negative interest rates to its massive asset-buying program, dubbed "quantitative and qualitative easing," to forestall the risk of external headwinds derailing a fragile economic recovery.
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We are resurfacing it in light of new guidelines from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases that advise giving peanuts to children early and often as a strategy to forestall an allergy.
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Extensive efforts by governments and central banks to steady the ship have so far managed to forestall any major breakdowns in the financial system, but the question now is whether Americans will keep spending.
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Mr. Trump issued his series of executive orders under the authority of a breathtakingly broad statute — specifically, Section 212(f) of the Immigration and Nationality Act — a provision designed to forestall national security threats.
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Another criticism centers on the fact that private prisons earn more revenue when inmates serve more of their sentence, an incentive for private prison officials to give inmates more infractions, to forestall their release.
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I didn't have to dodge picketers outside the university clinic, though even then, to try to forestall any trouble, abortions were offered only one day a week, and which day was not widely known.
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Some of the ideas include negotiating compensation payments to forestall revenge killings; ending collective punishment by protecting innocent family members of Islamic State militants; and agreeing on timetables for the return of displaced residents.
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But data show that they need to develop much faster to wean the world from fossil fuels in time to meet the Paris agreement goals and to forestall the worst effects of climate change.
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Three months of fruitless attempts by Mies and others to forestall this inevitable conclusion followed; they tried various ways to accommodate themselves to the Nazis and preserve the Bauhaus as a private art school.
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Even if Mr. Bloomberg realizes he can't win and opts out again, the threat of facing a billion dollar-campaign may help party elites rally their followers to forestall the nominations of less electable candidates.
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Those companies have been able to forestall and deflect a fate similar to the one that befell the music industry in the heyday of iTunes, and that is unlikely to change in the near-term.
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Pakistan reached a preliminary agreement with the International Monetary Fund for $6 billion in support over 3 years — a much-needed infusion as the country aims to buttress foreign reserves and forestall an economic crisis.
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The BOJ eventually decided to adopt the negative interest rate policy after several members argued the move would help forestall the risk of external factors delaying the eradication of Japan's "deflationary mindset," the minutes showed.
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To forestall future crises, regulators have piled on new rules intended explicitly to make life harder for the banks that are thought to present the greatest risks to the stability of the global financial system.
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American presidents have for more than two decades used a waiver every six months to forestall the embassy move, partly out of fears that it could set off widespread violence and instability throughout the region.
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In other words, this rising great power claimed the right to mediate between Latin American governments and European great powers, and to project naval force within its near abroad to forestall threats from the sea.
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It was a way to keep the Conservative Party together, to forestall Conservative voters tempted by UKIP, and to quiet down the euroskeptic wing of the party by settling the issue once and for all.
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Sullivan, in which the justices ruled unanimously the newspaper's favor and established the "actual malice" standard for libel law, would almost certainly forestall his efforts to water down libel laws if he had the opportunity.
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People close to the White House said there might be another issue at play: Mr. Sessions might be able to forestall the president's firing him by appointing a special counsel to investigate the uranium deal.
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While there have been contacts between senior members of the Trump administration and their Chinese counterparts since Trump announced his intention to impose tariffs, there has been little evidence of intensive negotiations to forestall them.
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WASHINGTON — Mexico and the United States are discussing significant changes in asylum rules and border enforcement that could forestall President Trump from imposing tariffs on all Mexican imports, senior officials from both countries said Thursday.
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Roosevelt did not live to see the United Nations that was his brainchild but, Hamilton argues, fairly enough, that no one did more to create a global structure that might forestall a third world war.
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Negotiators like Mr. Ross and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin have pushed China to agree to a package of purchases that would benefit American businesses and forestall the possibility of a trade war between the economies.
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According to Kaiser Family Foundation research, women's health coverage levels have now reached an all-time high, and the share of women who forestall or avoid getting health care because of the expense has declined.
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The measure was designed to forestall the spread of an outbreak of cholera that had originated in Hamburg, Germany, then the largest port in the world — only it did not apply to first-class passengers.
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Calvin Fambirai, head of Zimbabwe Doctors for Human Rights, called on the government to provide better waste disposal systems, particularly in densely-populated areas of the city to forestall future outbreaks of water-borne diseases.
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The increasing number of consultants arriving in Hollywood to help forestall such problems — for fees starting at about $22014,21 per film and going up to $2000 million — is also leading to gridlock at church offices.
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Past painful experience would suggest that should the Fed indeed be forced to raise interest rates rapidly to forestall inflation, we could have a major bust in asset prices that could have untoward economic consequences.
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Guterres aims to forestall a new nuclear arms race and get the big powers back into negotiations after two decades of stalemate, according to a Geneva-based expert familiar with the plans, who requested anonymity.
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The West's experts and intelligence community must monitor its progress closely, shedding past assumptions when assessing new information to provide decision makers the insights required to anticipate and forestall any aggressive designs that China may harbor.
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At this point, Finance Minister Taro Aso and other Japanese policy makers are anxious to forestall further currency appreciation and would welcome an opportunity to engage in unsterilized exchange intervention to stabilize or weaken the yen.
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NO DONE DEAL The idea is among options debated internally within the BOJ and will be on the table next week, if the board sees the need to forestall risks to Japan's economy, the sources say.
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The standstill proposal would not resolve any of the differences between the two countries, but would forestall any further actions for a set period of time to allow for talks to take place, the official said.
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AI hands are beginning to fear that, if leaders and ordinary people are certain that robots and automation will push humans out of work, no one will try to forestall what they regard as the inevitable.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods may not be imposed until early June, administration officials said on Wednesday, with public consultations and potential tariff revisions buying time for negotiations to forestall them.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Hun Sen accused Sam Rainsy, who stepped down as CNRP leader earlier this year in a bid to forestall a ban on the party, of committing treason by inciting soldiers to defy orders.
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But investors were facing several critical questions heading into the weekend: "Even the best of earnings — and these have [happened] with Citi and J.P. Morgan — may not be enough to forestall an angry president, " Cramer said.
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This week some 15 Conservative ministers, including three cabinet members, threatened to resign if Theresa May didn't forestall the threat of no-deal by allowing MPs to vote for an extension of the Article 50 talks.
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WASHINGTON — When the Federal Communications Commission announced a plan this year that would free people from having to rent cable set-top boxes, the cable and television industries balked and lobbied hard to forestall the proposal.
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Investors should view the recent rate hike as confirmation that the economic outlook is rosy and the Fed believes that it will not forestall a recovery by raising rates today and over the next couple years.
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Chinonso, the protagonist of this complex novel, is spoken for by a guardian spirit, whose voice, tinged with regret at being unable to forestall a mortal's worst decisions, is a clever blend of subjectivity and omniscience.
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" Asked if the administration has forestalled the next attack on US democracy, Pompeo said: "No responsible government official would ever state that they have done enough to forestall any attack on the United States of America.
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Now more drastic means may be needed to forestall a trajectory akin to Italy's, where some 85033,000 people have died — almost 500 in just one day last week — and there is a shortage of needed respirators.
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There's too little aid to state and local governments to forestall budget cuts, and no mandate for postal voting in the 2020 election to be sure it's conducted safely if the country is still under quarantine.
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A diplomatic drive to forestall Monday's referendum failed to persuade Kurdish leaders, some of the United States' closest Middle Eastern allies, in what likely will be seen as fresh proof of diminishing American power, they said.
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Tariffs on $2500 billion worth of Chinese goods increased on Friday after a pivotal round of trade talks between the U.S. and China on Thursday evening failed to produce an agreement to forestall the higher levies.
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A self-described alcoholic, he is subject to bouts of severe depression and suicidal despair, and at one point he describes waking up in the middle of the night and guzzling alcohol to forestall the DTs.
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And API's message runs up against the advice of thousands of scientists who say we must keep the remaining oil and gas in the ground as the only way to forestall dangerous warming of the Earth.
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To forestall that possibility, two months ago the Russian parliament passed a law that would allow anyone who speaks Russian or has any connection to Russia and the former Soviet Union to become a Russian citizen.
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A serious program to forestall further damage to human life from global warming will require major efforts on a national scale, but those efforts must draw on actual citizen involvement and support at the local level.
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President Trump and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan are to meet in Washington today to discuss a bilateral trade deal that could give American farmers greater access to Japan and forestall tariffs on Japanese cars.
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For Mitch McConnell, the Republican majority leader in the Senate, this is the nightmare he had sought to forestall by trying to hustle the health-care bill—derided on the left as "Trumpcare"—through before the recess.
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In South Sudan there is ample warning, but the action necessary to forestall another tragedy in the region must be led by African leaders, with muscular diplomacy and clear commitment from the US, UN and world leaders.
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His version of globalism isn't the high-minded humane cosmopolitanism that would, say, forestall massive cuts in the foreign aid budget or militate in favor of generous treatment of Central American families seeking refuge from gang violence.
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The PRC did so to gain access, prevent awareness in the West of the negative consequences of China's rise, and to forestall any Western response to hinder it, through bribery or coercion of individuals, firms and states.
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So far, the aim of the current wave of repression is not to put down protest, since it does not yet threaten the system, but to forestall its growth by boosting the waning legitimacy of the regime.
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There has been no decision to extend a March 1 deadline for a deal that could forestall a further increase in U.S. tariffs on some imports from China, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Thursday.
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Although it is hard to see how we might go back to the organizationally dense parties of midcentury, party reformers must prioritize shoring up the capacities of parties in order to forestall greater public disaffection with democracy.
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In 1951, encouraged by a friendship from the feminist activist Margaret Sanger—and a small grant from the Planned Parenthood Federation of America—Pincus began researching how hormones could manipulate a woman's menstrual cycle and forestall ovulation.
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They're wading into dangerous international waters of political wheeling and dealing in order to forestall any financial support for a Scottish rebellion – the one, as Claire knows, that will end in disaster at the Battle of Culloden.
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The decision by retailers to forestall supply chain investment in countries such as Bolivia and Romania to focus on lobbying Congress shows how Trump's ambitious agenda has instilled a new level of risk operating outside U.S. borders.
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His version of globalism isn't the high-minded humane cosmopolitanism that would, say, forestall massive cuts in the foreign aide budget or militate in favor of generous treatment of Central American families seeking refuge from gang violence.
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Each year, the Los Angeles Clippers introduce a new marketing slogan to use in season ticket drives, blast out of t-shirt cannons, and otherwise forestall the on-court calamity that awaits the team in the postseason.
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The scale of volcanic cooling has given some climate scientists an idea: Could we forestall the worst consequences of global warming by spraying sulfur particles into the atmosphere — basically, by using technology to emulate a massive volcano?
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The stock market tumble after the government reported an uptick in wages last month suggests just how worried investors on Wall Street are that the Federal Reserve might start increasing interest rates more aggressively to forestall inflation.
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Because as we get older, instead of trying to deny death or forestall it at any cost, shouldn't we be recognizing that the true way to live on is not to try to be the next generation?
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Dr. Robert Waldinger, psychiatrist at Harvard Medical School and director of the Harvard Study of Adult Development, now in its 81st year, reports that as people age, close ties help sustain vitality and happiness and forestall decline.
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If a shortage were to loom, the F.D.A. could take steps to forestall it, including moving supplies around the country to cover spot shortages or permitting the import of equivalent products from countries that meet F.D.A. standards.
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Leaders of the tourism industry and public officials have tried to forestall damage to the area's appeal to visitors, particularly after the State Department advisory, pointing out that tourists have not been the target of the homicides.
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The agreement, which came during the 28th round of negotiations, will forestall a planned tariff increase on Tuesday and provide welcome relief to businesses, farmers, investors and others who have suffered financially from the bitter trade dispute.
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Members of a committee of Venezuela bondholders, led by Greylock Capital Management and T. Rowe Price, have proposed to the administration and Mr. Guaidó that they allow the creditors to lend more money to forestall a default.
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NEWARK — Mayor Ras J. Baraka strode through the room with confidence as he took the stage in a hotel in downtown Newark, which is booming with development that four years ago some feared Mr. Baraka might forestall.
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They asked the court this month to reject the city's effort to declare the case moot and, instead, hand down a sweeping ruling on the Second Amendment's scope that legislators in New York had hoped to forestall.
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Those words starkly contrast with the statements of predecessors who balanced firm warnings against aggression with efforts to reach agreements that might forestall what, in hindsight, might now seem inevitable: North Korea's emergence as a nuclear power.
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The only thing that may now forestall the threat of violence among the opponents and defenders of what the rampant financialization of honor, faith, and everything else is doing to America would be a similar mass awakening.
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New signs emerged Sunday that the administration is taking steps to make sure the probe is narrow and focused -- as Republicans seek to forestall further delays to the confirmation process or another erosion of the judge's position.
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If we're going to forestall worse to come, we need innovation not just in tech—more clean energy, resilient cities, genetically modified crops that need less fertilizer—but in law, the rule sets that architect our behavior.
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Mindful of opposition criticism that the delay is a sign his "Abenomics" stimulus policies have failed to spur growth, Abe justified the decision, saying it was needed to forestall risks posed by external factors - notably slowing Chinese growth.
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"I don't think the Fed has the ability to forestall a recession with just interest rate cuts if this trade war continues to worsen," said Robert Pavlik, a senior portfolio manager at Slatestone Wealth LLC in New York.
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Even before the referendum, the prospect of a Brexit outcome was a sufficient threat to the economic outlook to prompt U.S. Federal Reserve monetary policy makers to forestall a possible interest rate increase at their mid-June meeting.
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The United Nations on Thursday called on Russia, Iran and Turkey to forestall a battle in Idlib which would affect millions of civilians and could see both militants and the government potentially using chlorine as a chemical weapon.
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What is starkly apparent is that while U.S. drillers have demonstrated price responsiveness as the oil markets have strengthened, Mexico drillers continue to forestall drilling activity, which will almost certainly drive gas production lower over the near-term.
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Workers last week voted to reject the company's final wage offer and approved a strike, but either party can call for a 5-day period of government mediation by end of day Monday to forestall the walk-off.
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It's an attempt to forestall what she claims would be unfair suspicions about him, though it's also in her own interest — with the Netflix series about to have its debut — to avoid perceptions of ugliness in the relationship.
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And in many states, Mr. Sanders was able to forestall greater defeats only because of the large number of early voters who cast their ballots before the South Carolina race, when the party's moderate voters were still divided.
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By mandating consultation and approval of both secretaries for the first use of nuclear weapons, Congress could increase the odds that well-reasoned judgment would forestall the rashest action that could ever be taken by an American president.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said Friday that the United States had reached an interim deal with China that would forestall a tariff increase slated for next week, providing a temporary détente in a prolonged and economically painful trade war.
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"I've now come to the conclusion the Fed is going to to cut rates not because of the weakness in the U.S. economy but because they want to make the coordinated effort to forestall a global recession," said Stovall.
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In the absence of federal leadership on climate — and as emissions continue to rise globally, shrinking the time available to forestall worst-case outcomes — state and local governments (as well as nonprofits) have begun to look into carbon farming.
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Harry Holzer, a professor at Georgetown University and former chief economist at the Labor Department, tells Axios that one thing that could interfere with the optimistic forecasts is the Fed, which could accelerate interest rate hikes to forestall inflation.
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"The decision to reverse the civil service salary and benefit cuts will likely have the most outsized implications for oil as it will likely necessitate higher prices in order to forestall another blockbuster deficit, " Croft said, in a note.
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Keeping Trump and his Republican allies in Congress in suspense about what he's doing—and thereby keeping alive the possibility that it could find no wrongdoing on Trump's part—helps forestall another Saturday Night Massacre, at least for now.
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The United States was unable to head off the adverse decisions by the Dominican Republic, Burkina Faso and El Salvador, but it has imposed diplomatic penalties hoping to forestall further erosion among the remaining two dozen states recognizing Taiwan.
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South Australia hopes the Tesla battery will forestall further blackouts, but Australia's Treasurer Scott Morrison says it is just a "Hollywood solution" that is not solving the bigger problem of how to supply power when the wind isn't blowing.
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ALBANY — The New York State Health Department has signaled that it intends to allow transgender youths to receive Medicaid coverage for hormones that forestall puberty, wiping away prohibitions that have been criticized by lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender groups.
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Still, there ought to be a less fraught path by which Congress could forestall the possibility of a potentially compromised attorney general -- an efficient way for the legislature to shield the AG position from partisan influence, real or imagined.
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Even if Mr. Trump and Mr. Xi are able to strike a temporary cease-fire that would continue negotiations and forestall more tariffs, the meeting seems unlikely to produce the kind of transformative deal that Mr. Trump once promised.
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The warning seemed designed to rally support for the Chinese firm Huawei, which the White House cut off last month, and to forestall a breakup of the supply chains that connect China's economy to the rest of the world.
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Mr. Mnuchin, who has been leading the negotiations, has pushed for relaxing the rules in order to forestall the possibility of a trade war and secure China's purchase of additional goods from the United States in the coming years.
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To forestall issues, Hong Kong's Airport Authority had warned in a statement Friday that blocking roads connecting to the airport may constitute unlawfully obstructing the airport, meaning anyone who does so could be subject to imprisonment or a fine.
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An American-brokered plan in the works would create a demilitarized "safe zone" a few miles deep along a roughly 78-mile portion of the Syrian-Turkish border to reassure Turkey and forestall any military conflict with the Kurds.
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By presenting the inquiry as the work of an unholy alliance of deep-state saboteurs and Democratic hatchet men, he hopes to undermine its credibility, forestall Republican defections and energize his voters heading into next year's re-election campaign.
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In 1989, a Pentagon analyst named Franklin Miller alerted Cheney to the fact that, in order to forestall cuts to the arsenal, SAC ignored official doctrines and simply found targets for every existing weapon, regardless of their strategic value.
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The two agreed to set up a working group that will exchange information on bilateral economic ties, a step German officials said was designed to forestall any punitive measures from Washington based on an incomplete picture of the relationship.
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"If there are risks, we won't hesitate deploying further steps," he said, when asked whether the BOJ would ease again in coming months if risks to the economy that it tried to forestall with its January monetary easing materialize.
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Outspending Russia on a nuclear arms race, as Mr. Trump has bragged he would do, or abandoning an arms control regime that has helped forestall nuclear war for decades, is a foolish game of chicken, with no possible winners.
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Still, it's possible that Comey did successfully manage to forestall an even worse outcome for the bureau — that is, an adversarial leak from anti-Clinton elements within the FBI aimed at sinking her election chances in the final days.
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We wanted to get that out of the way to forestall the bougie bubbly water hysteria that might follow the news that earlier this week, a class action lawsuit was filed in Cook County against LaCroix's parent company, National Beverage Corp.
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It also says that Cohen, after getting tipped by Davidson, tried to forestall Daniels' lawsuit related to the nondisclosure agreement by filing a claim against her in arbitration, instead of in a public court, to enforce the terms of the agreement.
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As part of his quest to live forever, Gavin takes part in the practice of parabiosis, whereby a younger and healthier person's blood is transfused into an aging recipient to try and restore youthfulness and forestall the effects of aging.
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In D.C., a congressional hearing on Wednesday focused on the fact that the fossil fuel industry knew about the threat of climate change for a long time, while quietly financing groups that spread climate denial and lobbying to forestall legislative action.
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In a joint statement on Friday, the three consultants said they had worked with their lawyers to draft a series of 'undertakings in lieu' that would address the FCA's concerns and forestall an investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
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"Yes, our job involves talking to people in Afghanistan who potentially would do harm to Canadians and to try to use that information, to provide it to both Canadian authorities and the Afghan authorities, to forestall harming Canadian and allied lives."
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The motion passed in the upper chamber of parliament mandates a Senate committee on banking and national security to handle the investigation, which seeks to forestall the impact of the debt crisis on foreign investment and hold defaulting parties liable.
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To accomplish the kind of grief management and "emotional processing" that can forestall depression, Newman says thinking about the loss, crying over it, and talking about it with others—friends, family, support group members, or a therapist—are all great options.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's conservative government on Monday forecast a A$22.75 billion deterioration in its budget deficit over the next four years but still hoped to snatch a surplus by 22017 and forestall a damaging downgrade of its top credit rating.
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But adding five years to New START's limits would help forestall some of the worst-case scenarios the U.S. could otherwise face -- such as runaway deployment of Russia's new heavy ICBM, Sarmat, with up to 15 nuclear warheads on each missile.
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To top it off, climate change, which the United States has done the most of any nation to cause (and perhaps the least to forestall or mitigate), has made subsistence agriculture increasingly difficult to sustain in many parts of Central America.
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Despite that apparent desire to have wealthy people pay more in taxes, Republican politicians will likely be able to forestall such ideas by focusing on economic development, according to Conor Maguire, a pollster with the GOP campaign firm WPA Intelligence.
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And at Wednesday's meetings, institutional investors with billions in company stock attempted to force the oil giants to disclose more about how they are preparing to operate in a world that's trying to burn less fossil fuel and forestall rising temperatures.
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Often incumbents will try to forestall debates with opponents who are new to the political scene for fear of advancing their celebrity but Governor Cuomo has been slow to debate his primary opponent, Cynthia Nixon, even though she is already famous.
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To forestall that development is to recognize the key deficiencies in the present agreement — its tribal architecture and the absence of a pan South Sudan political process — by finding ways to give primacy to a political process over a military contest.
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In an era when activist investors routinely take on corporate boards, such as Third Point's seeking to remove all 12 directors from Campbell Soup, limiting how frequently a company must release information could also forestall outside challenges, further insulating management.
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The summer of hell follows a spring of hell and won't forestall an autumn of hell, because Penn Station is infernal apart from repairs, and whatever subway-improvement scheme gets put into motion now won't usher us into paradise anytime soon.
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WASHINGTON — With trade tensions mounting between the United States and China, President Trump said he would dispatch his Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, and other top economic advisers to Beijing next week to try to forestall an all-out trade war.
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Indeed, ever-wary of history and surrounded by hundreds of thousands of foreign troops in the wake of President Bush's disastrous occupation of Iraq, Tehran facilitated deadly attacks against U.S. forces to forestall what it saw as a plausible American invasion.
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The U.S. federal government is already on course to run an annual budget deficit of more than $1 trillion by the end of the decade but the prospect of even higher deficits is unlikely to forestall demands for fiscal stimulus.
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The project is based in part on Kading's 2011 book about the investigation (he's among the credited producers), and contains the requisite disclaimers during the credits, likely designed as much to forestall any legal action as enhance understanding of what transpired.
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Berke said the 2020 election, which is less than a year away, is not an excuse to forestall impeachment, but a reason it remains urgent to move forward — since Trump is alleged to be harming the integrity of the 2020 election.
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Mr. Ridley compared the anticipation mounting before the Brexit deadline to the run-up to forestall the Millennium Bug, also known as Y2K, in which companies worldwide scrambled to avert technical breakdowns when digital systems switched from 1999 to 2000.
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The Fed need not try to predict the market's peak; it needs only to identify signals of crises, so that it can act early to forestall them, controlling asset price inflation by raising rates or reducing cash infusions into the economy.
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The more you understand the brutal logic of climate change — what it could mean, the effort necessary to forestall it — the more the intensity of the situation seems out of whack with the workaday routines of day-to-day life.
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Privately, Trump has also become frustrated that aides led him to believe a deal was closer than it actually was, believing some members of his team painted a rosier picture of the talks in an attempt to forestall an increase in tariffs.
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Perhaps seeking to forestall criticism, the Nobel Committee said in a statement that Dylan had "recorded a large number of albums revolving around topics like the social conditions of man, religion, politics and love" and that his words have repeatedly been republished.
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"Beneath the generally calm surface, the underlying stresses in the economy continue to build, and will eventually need to be faced more squarely in order to forestall a more pronounced deterioration in economic performance," said Charles Collyns, chief economist and managing director.
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" Immigration petition puts pressure on House Majority leaders - WaPo : "House Republican leaders made a full-court press Wednesday to forestall a GOP immigration rebellion that they fear could derail their legislative agenda and throw their effort to hold the majority in doubt.
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Visions of price-tiered online spaces dancing in their heads, constituents all over the country are reaching out to their elected officials in a likely doomed effort to forestall what many see as the inevitable destruction of our mostly level digital playing field.
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Recalling the case of Lucy Meadows, a transwoman primary-school teacher who committed suicide after Daily Mail columnist Richard Littlejohn wrote a scathing, misgendering column about her, Wachowski instead elected to forestall a forced or accidental outing, and come forward on her own.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - In rapid fire moves that have stunned investors, Chinese authorities have begun tightening control over the yuan, lifting it sharply in a concerted effort to restore market confidence and forestall risks of capital outflows and slower growth, policy insiders say.
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Its independence is not just an institutional need; to safeguard imports and forestall a looming famine, international lenders and traders must have confidence in the bank's ability to manage Yemen's riyal currency and foreign exchange reserves free of political interference, said the sources.
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VALLETTA (Reuters) - European Union leaders meet on Malta on Friday to endorse plans they hope can forestall a new wave spring of migrants sailing for Italy from Africa, but aware that anarchy in Libya means any quick fix is a long shot.
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For example, prevention programs for children and youths designed to forestall or avoid problems later in life are likely to realize a significant cost-savings, as we see for programs that prevent the development of drug addiction and other mental health disorders.
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The decline for the loonie comes after data on Friday showed a pick-up in December in Canada's annual inflation rate but stable underlying price pressures that could forestall additional interest rate hikes from the Bank of Canada over the coming months.
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Wanting to forestall her dying not only for herself but for her husband and son as well, she had decided to try a clinical trial that required her to travel in her weakened condition to Indianapolis every week — a three-hour round trip.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United Nations called on Russia, Iran and Turkey on Thursday to forestall a battle in Syria's Idlib province which would affect millions of civilians and could see both militants and the government potentially using chlorine as a chemical weapon.
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While city officials justified the campaign as an effort to forestall future accidents, it was, in fact, the latest and most aggressive move in a series of heavy-handed urban policies that attempt to redeem the dire consequences of Beijing's haphazard urbanization.
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To forestall a deepening crisis that could cripple the Trump White House, these lawyers, David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lee A. Casey, urged the president to issue a blanket pardon to anyone involved with Russian efforts to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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Reimposing penalties on ZTE could further strain relations between the United States and China, which are locked in a standoff over trade and have been trying in vain to reach an agreement to forestall a trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Ms. Merkel, whose government is under threat from her putative conservative allies in Bavaria, had pushed for the informal meeting to try to forestall her own interior minister and rival from ordering that all migrants registered elsewhere be turned away from Germany.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump emerged from a June meeting in Japan with Xi Jinping, the Chinese president, saying that China would immediately begin purchasing American farm products in return for a trade truce that would forestall more United States tariffs on Chinese goods.
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The great eclipse of 2017 may be over, but the opportunity to enact formative postal reform that will right-size the agency, move it toward more innovative, free-market, private-sector solutions and forestall an exorbitant taxpayer bailout is still on the horizon.
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Mr. Trump announced last month that he had reached a trade agreement with China that would strengthen intellectual property protections, lock in extensive purchases of American farm goods and forestall some of the tariff increases he had planned for later this year.
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And as The Verge's Adi Robertson explained earlier this month, a few major tobacco companies supported the legislation — partly as a ploy to forestall other regulations: Dominant e-cigarette maker Juul has backed these new restrictions at both state and federal levels.
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And it bucked views by top officials that the Turks' threat of an incursion against the Kurds was a bluff, according to current and former defense officials and people familiar with the U.S. government's efforts to forestall a new Turkish military operation.
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Mr. Trump said American and Chinese negotiators had reached several areas of agreement in a series of meetings this week in Washington, and he indicated that would most likely forestall a planned increase in tariffs the United States levied on China last year.
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SRINAGAR, India/ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's plan to change the status of Kashmir ran into fierce opposition from China and its ally Pakistan on Tuesday as the disputed territory lay under a telecoms blackout to forestall protests for a second day.
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Bezos, I think rightly, sees that the only threat to his financial interests from the political right is that the rule of law and civil society might collapse entirely, and he's invested in the Washington Post to do his part to forestall that outcome.
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Working with an essayist blend of original and archival footage, interviews, and voiceover, The Cordillera of Dreams is explicitly concerned with the passage of time, and how such distance serves to both forestall justice for the crimes of the past and risk supporting their reemergence.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The European Union has asked the World Trade Organization to certify that it has complied with WTO rulings on its subsidies for planemaker Airbus, attempting to forestall billions of dollars of U.S. sanctions, a document published by the WTO showed on Monday.
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But they, numerous analysts and experts in American and European intelligence point to Russia as the prime suspect, noting that preventing NATO expansion is a centerpiece of the foreign policy of President Vladimir V. Putin, who invaded Georgia in 2008 largely to forestall that possibility.
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There's lots to dig through, but the big story is familiar: Progress is occurring more rapidly than almost anyone forecast — global fossil fuel electricity use is expected to peak in 2248 and decline thereafter — but not rapidly enough to forestall 7.83 degrees of global warming.
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Even before the loss, Mr. Erdogan had used the government budget, the central bank and government-controlled banks to defend the currency, forestall a credit crunch, and even to pay for stands selling subsidized vegetables in the hopes of keeping voters on his side.
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LONDON — A damning parliamentary report released on Thursday raised questions about the way Britain tracked terrorism suspects, accusing the authorities of moving too slowly to forestall one of five major jihadist attacks in 2017 and finding a "litany of errors" in the handling of another.
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Opponents and some analysts said the appointment of General Quevedo, who was formerly the housing minister and has no known experience in the oil industry, appeared to be part of a strategy by the widely unpopular president to forestall dissatisfaction within his security forces.
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"On eve of China trade talks, I welcome both sides making sufficient progress to forestall future tariff hikes and even some rollbacks," Wendy Cutler, a vice president at the Asia Society Policy Institute and a chief trade negotiator for the Obama administration, tweeted on Wednesday.
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All of that has brought some glee to Russia's ambassador to the European Union, Vladimir Chizhov, who praised Mr. Macron's remarks and his veto of accession talks to the European Union of North Macedonia and Albania, something Moscow has been working for years to forestall.
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The context, experts emphasized, was the American principle of civilian control over the military, but the effect was chilling, particularly at a time when North Korea's nuclear threat is increasing and trust that mutually assured destruction would forestall any nuclear attack appears to be decreasing.
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Known collectively as anti-access/area denial (A2/AD), the goal of these capabilities is to snap U.S. communications with its East Asian allies and keep the U.S. Navy far enough away to forestall any threat to critical shore-based naval and military facilities.
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The move could signal that prosecutors have given up on their quest to charge McCabe, or it could simply be an effort to forestall attempts by a judge to get prosecutors to publicly reveal whether they are still trying to indict the former FBI official.
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The movie has been widely criticized for casting Ms. Johansson in a role that was, of course, originally Japanese, a decision that isn't offset by an absurd narrative twist that seems to have been created to forestall criticism but will only provoke further ire.
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"It suggests that both sides have determined that further escalations are not desirable right now, so they are trying to create positive atmospherics before the October round of negotiations, in the hopes that those talks will at least forestall any further deterioration," said Olson.
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For all of 2017 and much of 2018, the reality of 20 percent earnings growth, flush credit markets and heavy buyback activity was enough to forestall concerns over a tariff stalemate or the prospect of a conflict among branches of government in Robert Mueller's investigation endgame.
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"As we digest the significance of the tariff threat, we are a little less hopeful that we are going to see progress at the end of this week that will forestall the additional tariffs," said Tony Roth, chief investment officer at Wilmington Trust in Wilmington, Delaware.
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TEHRAN (Reuters) - The presidents of Turkey, Iran and Russia on Friday failed to agree on a ceasefire that would forestall a Syrian government offensive in the rebel-held Idlib province which the United Nations fears could cause a humanitarian catastrophe involving tens of thousands of civilians.
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His Likud party made an eleventh-hour petition to the High Court seeking to have the indictment delayed until after the election on April 9th, even though it is Mr Netanyahu who brought forward the ballot to try to forestall the indictment; the plea was thrown out.
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It would be easy to be rebuffed by his stoical insistence that he's fine, but his family and I have begun to track his emotional and physical wellness in a number of ways in the hope that we can forestall the typical effects of new widowhood.
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FOXCONN STRIKES DEAL FOR SHARP | Foxconn is grappling with rising labor costs in China and a slowdown in the global smartphone market, but it managed to forestall its weakening relationship with Apple by striking a deal to acquire the screen maker Sharp of Japan for $3.5 billion,
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To give you a sense of how fast things developed and what happened inside the closed-door briefing last night that led to this -- 20 minutes before it ended, people inside told CNN the vote would be Friday and nothing had changed to forestall its inevitable failure.
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Throughout the unofficial talks, the North Koreans explained that the accelerated pace of their missile and nuclear programs over the last year reflected their belief that such weapons were the only way to forestall efforts by the United States to overthrow the government of Kim Jong-un.
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As he won enough early primaries to forestall Clinton's easy victory, she was forced to move left on Social Security and trade agreements; practically overnight, Sanders's pet issues like Medicare for All and universal higher education went from fringe positions to the center of Democratic policy debates.
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I have a friend, also a working writer with young children in preschool and day care, and we text one another, in our low moments, that one of our greatest motivations for working is to forestall the possibility of spending all day, every day with our children.
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A crisis in Myanmar that many saw coming has brought a host of uncomfortable questions along with it: Why did the world — which promised "never again" after Rwanda and Bosnia, then Sudan and Syria — seemingly do so little to forestall an ethnic cleansing campaign by Myanmar's military?
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In the long Reagan era, the Republican Party was, in effect, the party of the health care status quo — bending to accept certain expansions of the welfare state (S-CHIP, a prescription drug benefit in Medicare) in order to forestall a larger government takeover of health insurance.
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The sentence appeared to forestall any chance of a future recording business comeback for Knight, 19963, known as much for repeated run-ins with the law as for his career as a hip-hop executive promoting the likes of Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre and Tupac Shakur during the 1990s.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency's low-enriched uranium (LEU) bank is intended to forestall developing nations from building their own uranium enrichment factories — capable of making both reactor fuel and bomb material — by serving as a lender of last resort if the uranium market fails to supply reactor fuel.
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Sam Rainsy, who stepped down as leader of the CNRP this year in what turned out to be a futile bid to forestall a ban on his party suggested in a video posted on his Facebook page on Tuesday that soldiers would not obey orders to shoot civilians.
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Some observers believe that Mueller, as part of his investigation, may be looking into whether Trump obstructed justice in the firing of former FBI Director James Comey in a bid to forestall his inquiries into the behavior and contacts with Russians of his former national security adviser, Michael Flynn.
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After recently facing a potential buildup of gas that threated to shut the plant, the Australian company not only used its sensor data and cloud computing power from Amazon and IBM to forestall the problem, but also mined the digital information to forecast when future shutdowns could occur.
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A vesting plan can help forestall a situation I've seen too many times to count: A founder with a 20 or 30 percent stake loses enthusiasm and moves on after six or eight or 10 months, necessitating the buyback of their shares and/or their transfer to other founders.
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The Trump team did not agree but the two sides are still discussing that list and it's possible that during the 45-day period the U.S. and China can reach an agreement on broader concessions that may forestall a broader trade war, at least in the near-term.
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"What Moon is trying to do is interpose himself between North Korea and the United States so that there is a kind of defusing role that the South Koreans play, naively or not, in trying to at least sort of forestall any ramping up of tensions," Graham said.
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And it's timely, too, as the US authorization to levy tariffs on a further ~US$300 billion of imports from China takes effect in early July...But investors beware: while a pause is better than escalation, it won't refresh the economy enough to forestall a challenging path for risk assets.
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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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When it comes time to judge his tenure, however, historians will care only about this: What did he do to forestall war with North Korea, manage the rise of China, check Russia's efforts to undermine democracy, lay the groundwork for postwar stability in Syria and Iraq, and protect America's international standing?
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But no amount of swagger can forestall one's sense of the play as a theatrical exercise — of Mr. Marber doing this because, as the expert writer of "Closer" and the director of the current (and wonderful) "Travesties," he can, and not because the venture asks him to cut particularly deep.
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If Mr. Kim is indeed in a race against the clock to forestall economic disaster at home, importuning Seoul to help lift (or at least ignore) international sanctions, relax nuclear counter-proliferation efforts and revive sunshine economic programs could be the most expeditious way to get out of a bind.
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Those Obama-era ISP privacy rules were passed in 2016, and they were designed to forestall the type of data collection and packaging — specifically, the selling of internet browsing history to third parties — AT&T and Verizon want to perform to better compete with Silicon Valley by requiring telecoms get user consent first.
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Approved by 22016 nations in a UN summit last December, the Paris agreement is an international consensus to try and forestall the climate apocalypse by limiting the planet to 21.5 degrees Celsius of global warming, with a "reach goal" of 22023 degrees, which could help us save a few coral reefs, too.
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Above all, they call upon all of us to put aside our egos and our personal brands and strive for solidarity, to build the biggest and most powerful social force possible behind the only kind of rapid transition that can hope to inspire other countries and forestall the worst of climate change.
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In order to fix things, Putin would need to undo the very factors that make his government durable in the short term: his installation of loyal cronies throughout the government, his development of a cult of personality in the Russian press, and his decision to keep political parties weak to forestall challengers.
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But he (or she) might learn something from an earlier age's custodians of diverse, fragmented societies — from monarchies like that of the Austrian Hapsburgs, in particular, that worked to contain and balance religious and ethnic divisions, to prevent disintegration and forestall totalitarianism, and might have succeeded longer absent the folly of 1914.
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"I also hope that he will impress upon the president-elect the vital national security concerns tied to Russian information warfare activities, and I encourage him to work closely with Congress in attempting to build our resilience and our defenses to forestall such operations in the future," Mr. Langevin said in a statement.
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Even the attempt to keep some of his more outlandish promises — to build a wall along the border with Mexico; to tear up defense treaties with NATO, Japan and Korea; to reverse policies designed to forestall climate change — will weaken the U.S., just when India's ties to it are at their strongest.
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In trying to forestall Democratic complaints that Judge Gorsuch has not been sufficiently revealing, Mr. McConnell has reminded Democrats of the "Ginsburg standard" — a reference to Ruth Bader Ginsburg's repeated refusal at her hearing in 1993 to answer many direct questions on the grounds she could not "preview or forecast" her decisions.
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At the meeting in December 2015 where Fed officials first raised rates, for example, their consensus projection was that the longer-term level of the unemployment rate was 4.9 percent and that they would need to raise interest rates to 3.5 percent by now to keep the economy in balance and forestall inflation.
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At the meeting in December 2015 where Fed officials first raised rates, for example, their consensus projection was that the longer-term level of the unemployment rate was 4.9 percent and that they would need to raise interest rates to 3.5 percent by now to keep the economy in balance and forestall inflation.
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"The Government of the Syrian Arab Republic calls on the Security Council and the Secretary-General to compel the United States of America and the members of the 'international coalition' to stop targeting the Euphrates Dam, the Tishrin Dam and the surrounding areas and other infrastructure, in order to forestall the looming catastrophe," Mounzer wrote.
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Additionally, the child — unidentified in the original paper but soon known as Ashley, her first name, or "Ashley X" — underwent a hysterectomy to preclude the discomfort of painful menses as well as the uterine bleeding that can accompany estrogen in high doses, and the removal of her breast nodules to forestall the growth of breasts.
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" Mr. Stier, president and chief executive of the Partnership for Public Service, says that a "government shutdown should be an anathema to lawmakers across the ideological spectrum" and suggests adopting a "biennial budget and appropriations process to forestall the yearly battles and to provide greater certainty for agencies to plan and fulfill their missions.
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"Insofar as the North Koreans do not resume testing missiles, which would come as a surprise as it would forestall even a future round of peace talks, I do not see this setback as reigniting a prolonged bout of risk aversion towards South Korean assets," said Aninda Mitra, senior sovereign analyst at BNY Mellon Investment Management in Singapore.
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This would not forestall the near-inevitable northward migration, but it would make it easier to assimilate immigrants once they arrived — European economies would be stronger, ethnic polarization would not fall so dramatically along generational lines, and in politics youthful optimism and ambition might help counteract the fear and pessimism of white Europeans growing old alone.
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Few of them could have guessed that rather than the establishment foiling Trump, his slippery style and overwhelming blizzard of lies would so fully alter political and media culture that by the end of the decade, members of the G.O.P. would be embracing and echoing his conspiracy theories as a way to forestall his removal from office.
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Congress and the White House have failed to settle on a plan that could pass both chambers and forestall a looming fight over President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE's border wall.
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The Trump administration, in a move that could forestall potentially devastating tariffs on American auto imports, is in discussions with European carmakers about increasing their investment and employment in the U.S. The talks come ahead of a Wednesday deadline for President Trump to decide whether to impose tariffs on foreign cars and car parts, which his administration has declared a national security threat.
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It is possible figures like Obama and Biden promise reconciliation not because they fail to understand that the Republican Party is bad and likely to get worse, but because they understand this all too well—because they believe that keeping Democratic partisanship in check could forestall political instability and prevent, if only for a time, the crises for which we're destined.
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Like "Just Mercy," which tracks the efforts of a lawyer (Michael B. Jordan) to clear the name of a death row prisoner (Jamie Foxx), "Clemency" ostensibly revolves around similar efforts, here concerning a doomed convict (Aldis Hodge) and his attorney (Richard Schiff), whose fight to call the verdict into question and forestall a fatal sentence is reaching the end of the line.
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Trump could also try two other, more direct paths to forestall the investigation, each of which would be tremendously controversial in its own way: He could invoke his own Article II powers as president to attempt to fire Mueller directly—which would almost certainly get disputed in court, since the special counsel regulations grant the firing power exclusively to the attorney general or acting attorney general.
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Michael N. Schmitt, a professor at the United States Naval War College and an affiliate at the Harvard Law School Program on International Law and Armed Conflict, said three basic requirements must be met: The other country must have the ability to attack; the other country's behavior must show that an attack is imminent; and there must be no other ways to forestall it.
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The Bush administration at least dressed up its lies with theater, with Colin Powell at the United Nations; the Trump administration has offered nothing to support its claim that "imminent" attacks against Americans were being planned, or that killing Soleimani was the only way to prevent these attacks, or that hitting Iran's top general with a missile was meant to forestall a war with Iran.
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Its panelists worked to forestall criticism of Donald Trump's handling of race issues by treating racism as an exclusively spiritual, rather than structural, dilemma, one that could be cured not through dialogue or through societal change but through prayer and reflection: a perspective that allowed them to adopt the same kind of contempt for "violence...on many sides" that Trump adopted in his now-infamous initial comments following the Charlottesville.
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A separate piece in the Times on Sunday noted that the Chinese government appears to be taking steps to limit the Huawei issue's interference with other attempts to stabilize the U.S.-China relationship, such as a recent trade-war truce between Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping—but that the arrest has nonetheless caused considerable anger in China, where many believe the U.S. is using illegitimate methods to forestall its economic rise.
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He notes that prosperity has raised people's expectations and access to information, even as it's helped the government forestall democratization: many citizens who might once have become dissidents have grown increasingly focused on their private lives and the opportunity to make money quickly, while party officials, who 'can often determine who succeeds and fails in the new capitalist economy,' wield 'tremendous leverage over the emerging class of private businessmen and entrepreneurs that might otherwise support political change.
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If I couldn't believe the kind of picture that I'm looking at of an environment that enables me as a military commander to start to make risk‑based decisions to try to gain advantage and forestall what an opponent is doing, if I lost that ability and instead I'm looking at a picture that's totally false and, in fact, is leading me to make choices that are not helping me, they're helping the opponent, in fact, they're undermining me, that's a bad place.
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