She said no existing project would be required to go back to square one.
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Have you ever had to scrap a piece for the show and go back to square one?
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"We need to kind of go back to square one and go back to some basics," Rothschild said.
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If Obama rescinded the NSEERS regulations before leaving office, however, the Trump administration would have to go back to square one.
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Another source said that if the agreement is not finalised by year-end, the situation would go back to "square one".
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"Most sequels you have to contrive something so they go back to square one, unless there's somewhere deeper for them to go," he continued.
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There's no way House Democrats will go back to square one or wait for the spring to complete this process, like Turley has advised.
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But now that the Trump administration won't have the ability to simply reanimate existing regulations, it will have to, rhetorically, go back to square one.
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Ultimately, Rosenthal says, a loss on "reliance interest" grounds could force a government agency to go back to square one and redo the decision-making process.
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But before you say, "screw it" and go back to square one, know this: You don't have to overhaul your entire financial life to get back on track.
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With the development in her in vitro fertilization (IVF) process, the next step is another appointment on Wednesday, when she'll find out if she can move forward or go back to square one.
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" But in early December, Liberal Minister for Natural Resources Jim Carr said that for "those projects that are currently under review, the proponents will not be asked to go back to square one.
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Would voting no to the outcome mean we go back to square one, or would it actually result in Britain falling out of the European Union with no agreement at all ... in a complete chaotic mess?
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"If we reject the current deal and go back to square one, this will open the door to far greater uncertainty, increased risk and the prospect of downgrading our ability to protect the public," he said.
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"If the five countries came to the negotiating table and we reached an agreement, and if they could protect our interests in the oil and banking sectors, we will go back to square one," Rouhani reportedly said.
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"If the five countries came to the negotiating table and we reached an agreement, and if they could protect our interests in the oil and banking sectors, we will go back to square one (and will resume our commitments)," Rouhani said.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The leader of the Lebanese Shi'ite group Hezbollah insisted that one of its Sunni allies be given a portfolio in a new Lebanese cabinet, and indicated it would be ready to go back to square one in negotiating a government if necessary.
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"My role will be to make sure that we don't go back to square one, square one meaning where we found the Congo 22 years ago," he told Reuters inside an ornate reception room with high ceilings and sweeping views of the churning Congo River.
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"If the proposal were to go back to square one and negotiate a new deal, that would mean a much longer extension – almost certainly requiring the United Kingdom to participate in the European Parliament elections in May," she said in an article in the Sunday Telegraph.
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"Often what happens, honestly, is if women go back to have contact with the perpetrator — which they almost always do — believing, OK, we can go back to square one, and a second sexual assault occurs, it is more devastating for that person," Ziv said last week.
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"Even if the Department of Commerce or anybody outside of White House sort of scales back some of these rhetoric that we've heard in the last few days, I don't think we can ever go back to square one," Taimur Baig, a managing director and chief economist at DBS Group Research, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Tuesday.
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LMX research has limited discussion of leader behaviors that can promote relationship building, for the most part offering only generalities about the need for leaders to show trust, respect, openness, autonomy and discretion. As a recent review suggests, it is time for this branch of leadership research to go back to square one.
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He says that his parents would not approve of studies considered to be of the "Regency era", adding that "a non-vocational degree seemed such an outlandish indulgence". Ayoade states that his degree in law is no longer a viable "fallback" for him and that he would need to "go back to square one".
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Retrieved May 29, 2011. "One of the problems I had with season two was that I had to keep going with the previous year's stuff," he explained that he learned he had to go back to square one to build up the tension again, expressing his own disappointment in the development of the second season.Keck, William (May 19, 2008). "Time's really flying for the 'Housewives'".
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The mother and her son go back to square one with no job and a state worse than ever as the government also took all the profit she made. El-Limby here decides to bring back his father’s job and sell sandwiches on the streets. He doesn't hesitate to take a loan that goes up to 20,000 EGP to get his moving cart started that's late father used to work on.
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