But it formalizes U.S. withdrawal from the agreement, essentially erasing it.
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The FAA directive formalizes advice circulated by the engine company on Thursday.
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The directive simply, but importantly, formalizes this as the official government position.
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To make matters worse, it formalizes more government misdirection, dishonesty, and theft.
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The new plan formalizes a focus that was widely known in China.
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The plan formalizes measures that Biden has frequently discussed on the campaign trail.
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"This policy formalizes a practice already in place," Amazon said in a statement.
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With the release of Devotion, she formalizes the guidance many have sought from her.
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The new initiative, Indiegogo says, merely formalizes the existing alliance between the two companies.
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This title merely formalizes the well-documented power that Kushner has in Trump's inner circle.
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The new title simply formalizes the roles these young executives took on when Kalanick resigned.
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One of the papers, for example, formalizes some basic criteria to determine if a decision is fair.
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Take the international norm against annexation of conquered territory, which Trump's Israel-Palestine peace plan essentially formalizes.
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Will's deal formalizes his relationship with MSNBC, where he has been an increasingly frequent guest since January.
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The rule formalizes a standard that should be the bedrock principle for any investment professional dispensing financial advice.
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Our fashion formalizes, beards grow and fringes don't, and we stop doing the "Rollin'" dance with our fists.
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The new language essentially formalizes — and underscores — what most investors and executives already assumed to be the case.
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The order formalizes a decision last year to ground the federal agency's drones pending an internal security investigation.
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But Marketplace formalizes that casual function—and signals just how important these trading posts are for the company's plans.
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Note: This doesn't take into account whether Comcast Corporation formalizes a bid in time to for Sky as well.
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And a Twitter rep says the company hasn't been re-pricing options, anyway — today's statement just formalizes the practice.
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But this change formalizes that role and gives him the ability to call and chair meetings on immigration issues.
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Yes, but: While the resolution formalizes the impeachment investigation, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has not yet publicly endorsed impeachment.
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The PDCO formalizes the agency's existing program for detecting and tracking NEOs, which NASA has been studying since the 1970s.
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The agreement, which formalizes a previously announced plan, came during a visit of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to Beijing.
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The cybersecurity strategy formalizes a plan for the department to share cybersecurity tools directly with industry, especially critical infrastructure sectors.
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The move formalizes a job that Mr. Shine has been in since earlier this week, according to White House officials.
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A Turing machine is a mathematical model that formalizes what we mean when we talk about a general-purpose computer.
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Even if someone already takes a lot of Uber or Lyft rides, this formalizes their commitment to one of the companies.
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Aya is the first assassin because she recognizes and formalizes what the brotherhood of assassins must do, down through time, forever.
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The RSS model formalizes this in a way that avoids putting self-driving vehicles in danger of violating those same rules.
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The demand formalizes Nunes's promise to investigate media leaks of sensitive information, and his recently expressed concern over backdoor surveillance of Americans.
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The move formalizes the changes announced two years ago — and sidesteps Congress, where Mr. Obama's call to lift the embargo faced opposition.
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The PDCO formalizes the agency's existing program for detecting and tracking neart-earth objects (NEOs), which NASA has been studying since the 1970s.
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The PDCO formalizes the agency's existing program for detecting and tracking near-earth objects (NEOs), which NASA has been studying since the 1970s.
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Today's announcement formalizes that same-day delivery service with a promise that if you order before noon your items will arrive by 5pm.
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The letter of intent formalizes those plans and paves the way for both countries to harmonize their military requirements for the maritime mission.
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But it doesn't set the Wi-Fi standard; it just formalizes which features of the standard the industry has agreed to care about.
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Most of that action consists of a game — the prize is a golden ring — that in effect formalizes every aspect of masculine competition.
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The agreement, signed Friday by Grandi and World Bank Group CEO Kristalina Georgieva, formalizes the two organizations' collaborative efforts, playing off each other's strengths.
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Now that the deal has been approved, Comcast is expected to formalizes a bid to acquire most of Twenty-First Century Fox on Wednesday.
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Now, it is seeking to prove its maturity as it formalizes 85033 categories of videos that it will not allow on its burgeoning platform.
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Now, it is seeking to prove its maturity as it formalizes 10 categories of videos that it will not allow on its burgeoning platform.
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The agreement simply formalizes what had already been kind of a fait accompli going back to the earliest days of the iPhone and iPad.
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His selection formalizes the coordination of the Clinton campaign and the committee, a stark contrast to Donald Trump who is currently at odds with his party.
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Progressives rightly understand that when the census asks about a category, it formalizes that category in our society as a relevant way to establish social position.
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The bill before parliament formalizes the current political system in the homelands with a clause allowing traditional councils to enter partnerships with any "body or institution".
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"This settlement provides respectful and confidential relief to Tyndall patients at the student health center and formalizes a broad array of campus reforms," the statement said.
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First, substantively the deal does not represent anything new — it largely formalizes the working relationship between Moscow and Riyadh that made the output cut deal possible.
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"If Comcast formalizes a superior all-cash offer, we would support that offer over the current Disney offer," TCI founder Christopher Hohn said in the letter.
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Any suggestion that the White House might consider a plan that formalizes Russia's control of Crimea would cause consternation in Kiev and among its allies in Europe.
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Waters's letter today, sent to Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg, and Calibra CEO David Marcus, formalizes that request from a few weeks ago.
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The general thrust of their argument is that the law formalizes discrimination on a state-wide level by preemptively overruling laws that protect certain groups from persecution.
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JAL has actually already been working with Boom for over a year, according to Boom founder and CEO Blake Scholl, but this more clearly formalizes the relationship.
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Beam formalizes that sort of back-and-forth between streamer and audience with customizable button prompts that allow viewers to send simple messages to a stream's host.
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For Mr. Icahn, who will not draw a salary, the new role formalizes his relationship with Mr. Trump, whom he advised on economic issues throughout the campaign.
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The move formalizes a long-awaited tie-up that could further Google's ambitions in the mobile phone and virtual reality industries and may rescue HTC's flagging business.
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The official said the document made clear that Trump considered economic strength to be an integral part of national security and "formalizes" the link between the two.
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John McCain of Arizona and Cory Gardner of Colorado announced the bill that "formalizes the Senate's opposition to withdrawing from the treaty" on Thursday, according to a statement.
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If the Fed formalizes more of that concern in its statement, "the bond market is going to rally and the stock market is going to rally," he said.
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Amazon says the Rooney Rule just formalizes a policy that's already in place to interview at least one woman and person of color for future board of director positions.
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Focusing on investors local (or at least regional) to the investment opportunities, the company in effect formalizes the kind of fundraising you'd do from friends, family and local investors.
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National Grid said it will review Ofgem's decision an consider all options before Ofgem formalizes its proposals in the grid operator's license later this year or early in 2019.
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Apple embracing the integrations really just formalizes thing, makes it simpler to tie third-party Bluetooth devices into Swift Playgrounds, and adds a bunch of support from Apple's end.
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After announcing its plans to return to tablets and phones back in May, Nokia is providing more details today as it formalizes a licensing agreement with HMD Global (HMD).
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Christopher Hohn's investment firm TCI disclosed more than a 7 percent stake in Fox on Wednesday and urged Murdoch to run a fair auction if Comcast formalizes its bid.
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The organization formalizes what has already been apparent from Mr. Biden's schedule: He very much wants to keep open the prospect of seeking the presidency for a third time.
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The new settlement agreement also formalizes NAI's position that it won't restrict CBS's ability to explore all strategic opportunities, including a possible sale to a bigger tech or telecom company.
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It requires no taxpayer dollars, its provisions are noncontroversial and it formalizes the United States' moral promise to support Ukrainian territorial integrity and continue to apply economic pressure on Russia.
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Yet it's the work's materiality that formalizes the historical associations of the importance of textiles in the African trade network and the role of rum in the transatlantic slave trade.
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"Today's filing formalizes the agreement with the California Attorney General announced last week to resolve consumer protection claims related to the diesel matter in California," Volkswagen said in a statement.
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This essentially formalizes an emergent behavior where users would scroll down tapping Stories to start them loading, then scroll through again to watch each, one at a time, once they'd loaded.
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This simply formalizes Levandowski's decision to voluntarily recuse himself from all work on lidar — the specific type of radar Alphabet claims he stole the designs for — ahead of the injunction hearing.
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This formalizes an arrangement that some tribes used in the 2018 midterms, when a federal court allowed the voter ID law to take effect less than two months before Election Day.
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The Chinese company's new U.S. lab, which will focus on intelligent driving systems and AI-based security for transportation, also formalizes what many already knew: Didi is working on self-driving cars.
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Qatargas and China's CNPC, for example, are expected to sign a supply contract that formalizes a billion deal agreed in September, according to an energy executive with direct knowledge of the matter.
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It's worth noting that Oracle had already made a number of contributions to Kubernetes and related container tooling, so in many ways, today's move only formalizes its existing investment in the ecosystem.
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Under the terms of the new proposal, which formalizes some existing, temporary measures, the voluntary system would be supported by a cash incentive to resettle migrants from camps outside the European Union.
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In the pilot — the only episode directed by Soloway — the framing of the shots as Sylvere approaches and talks to Toby formalizes the female gaze Soloway laid out in her TIFF talk.
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The bill will transpose EU law, repeal the 1972 European Communities Act which formalizes Britain's EU membership, and give ministers the power to change existing laws to make sure they work after Brexit.
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Rep. Todd Rokita (R) officially jumped into the Indiana Senate race on Wednesday, a long-expected decision that formalizes what's already become a brutal Republican primary in the bid to unseat vulnerable Sen.
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During his tenure, Mr. Ma focused on improving relations with China, which claims self-ruled and democratic Taiwan as its territory and has threatened to attack the island if it formalizes its independence.
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Leaning into certain features of her accent, while mitigating others, could account for the more curious and inconsistent pockets of her speech — like the way she formalizes the "you" by saying "one" instead.
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The repeal bill, which the government says will help achieve a smooth transition as Britain leaves the EU, will transpose EU law and repeal the 1972 European Communities Act which formalizes Britain's EU membership.
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The action formalizes the shift toward normalization that the president unveiled nearly two years ago with the announcement that he and President Raúl Castro of Cuba had secretly agreed to repair their countries' relationship.
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The police make far fewer of the low-level stops, searches and arrests that black residents, in particular, described as a kind of organized abuse, and the consent decree formalizes limits on those stops.
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The Repeal Bill, which the government says will help achieve a smooth transition as Britain leaves the EU, will transpose EU law and also repeal the 1972 European Communities Act which formalizes Britain's EU membership.
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China says the new law, which formalizes broad restrictions on technology companies working in China, was designed to remove cyber security threats in "critical" industries not to target foreign businesses and will help counter terrorism.
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It's an update that formalizes what many riders — five percent of all Lyft riders already update their destination— already do but makes it easier for both riders and drivers to navigate how best to do it.
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The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) directive, which formalizes an instruction from the manufacturer itself, covers part of the outer wing on the 25 oldest aircraft, which first went into service in 2007 with Singapore Airlines.
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Target Circle simply formalizes this into an opt-in program instead of an opt-out experienceAs part of the changes, Target's Cartwheel savings are rolling into Target Circle where they'll be rebranded as Target Circle offers.
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The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) directive, which formalizes an instruction from the manufacturer itself, covers part of the outer wing on the 25 oldest aircraft, which first went into service in 2007 with Singapore Airlines (SIAL.SI).
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MORE (R-Ariz.) introduced the bill that requires the president to seek the advice and consent of the Senate to modify or terminate U.S. membership in NATO and formalizes the Senate's opposition to withdrawing from the treaty.
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It concludes that HHS needs to ensure it puts childrens' interests first; formalizes agreements with the departments of Homeland Security and Justice; improves communication with care provider facilities; and streamlines procedures to identify and track separated children.
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The bid formalizes an offer first made in February and puts pressure on Fox, which already has a 39-percent stake in Sky, to raise the 10.75 pound per share cash offer it first announced in December 2016.
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The bid formalizes an offer first made in February and puts pressure on Fox, which already has a 39 percent stake in Sky, to raise the 10.75 pound per share cash offer it first announced in December 2016.
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The withdrawal of its IPO prospectus formalizes the end of the New York-based company's pursuit of a near-term listing and allows Neumann's successors to proceed with the company's financial turnaround without disclosing as much information publicly.
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The withdrawal of its IPO prospectus formalizes the end of the New York-based company's pursuit of a near-term listing and allows Neumann's successors to proceed with the company's financial turnaround without disclosing as much information publicly.
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Democratic consultants and strategists say that the DCCC's vendor policy formalizes what has long been considered an unwritten rule for the committee; one of the DCCC's primary missions is to support Democratic House incumbents in their reelection bids. Rep.
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The move, which partly formalizes a draft plan released in March, comes after Premier Li Keqiang vowed to lower electricity prices by 10 percent by year-end as part of a push to make China's energy markets more efficient.
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Why it matters: The move — on the same day O'Brien is holding an all-hands meeting with his staff to lay out his approach — formalizes his prioritization of the region just weeks into his tenure as John Bolton's replacement.
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After FBI Director James Comey called Clinton's handling of classified material "extremely careless," Ryan argued in an interview on Fox on Tuesday that the Democratic nominee shouldn't be permitted to get top secret briefings, but the letter formalizes that recommendation.
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"This constitution formalizes the colonization of a big part of our country by people who have come from somewhere else," Innocent Anaki Kobena, a minister under former President Laurent Gbagbo, told a crowd in Abidjan's Port Bouet neighborhood on Wednesday.
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Shoemaker Wolverine World Wide Inc and Michigan authorities have entered a consent decree that formalizes an agreement made last December to settle a lawsuit that accuses the company of contaminating residential water wells with hazardous chemicals it used at a former tannery.
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Announced last week, just as three ancient marble sculptures (including one that was seized from the Metropolitan Museum of Art) were returned to Lebanon, the new unit formalizes the interagency partnerships and investigative processes that the District Attorney's office has used to recover artifacts in the past.
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An important step in the evolution of any language is when a technical register evolves for that language, meaning it formalizes to the point where universities can be established that teach only in that language, scientific papers and laws can be written in that language, etc.
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" And the sports hydration company Nuun, a sponsor of both Montaño and Goucher, announced that "we will proactively and enthusiastically introduce a new clause in our contracts that explicitly formalizes our ongoing support of all female athletes throughout the duration of our term timeline, including through pregnancy.
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The British designer Tom Dixon, whose Ikea collection launches next fall, sought to upend the staid conventions of upholstery by constructing a sofa with an aluminum frame ("taken a bit from the car industry," Dixon told me) that can be customized with various modular parts, and thus formalizes the informal practice of "hacking" Ikea furniture.
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House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiOvernight Health Care: Trump officials making changes to drug pricing proposal | House panel advances flavored e-cig ban | Senators press FDA tobacco chief on vaping ban Speaker Pelosi, it's time to throw American innovators a lifeline Why Americans must tune in to the Trump impeachment hearings MORE and her fellow Democrats have fully committed to pursuing a politically motivated coup against President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE by voting in favor of a resolution that formalizes the "official impeachment inquiry" that she declared on her own nonexistent authority several weeks ago in an effort to spare vulnerable Democrats the electoral consequences of voting to endorse the sham formal House proceedings.
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