Holding off on water is never recommended for a dog.
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Amazon Business is reportedly holding off on selling drugs to hospitals.
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Ukraine is holding off on officially blaming Moscow for the attack.
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To generalize, business leaders are holding off on major investment projects.
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Several airlines indicated they were holding off on grounding the planes.
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For some people, that means holding off on buying old tech.
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Democrats are holding off on pulling the trigger — at least for now.
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For some like Musk, holding off on regulation is an undesirable move.
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Walmart said it was holding off on showrooms for its namesake stores.
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He was holding off on getting any more cactuses, but just barely.
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Conservation groups cheered Trump late Friday for holding off on the decision.
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And while these companies wait, some are seemingly holding off on big investments.
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Steinhauser said he's not surprised Warren is holding off on backing either candidate.
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Is there something on your dad's bucket list he's been holding off on doing?
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They're holding off on that reunion until Moon Unit has settled in a bit.
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If you are still holding off on being excited by Ngannou, you can relax.
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The Bank of Japan also met expectations by holding off on deeper monetary easing.
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I'm holding off on pleasure now so that I can have more pleasure later.
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Now she is holding off on sending the articles of impeachment to the Senate.
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The Bank of Japan also met expectations by holding off on deeper monetary easing.
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Police stood just 100 yards away, holding off on intervening until soldiers could provide backup.
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Traders currently see the Fed holding off on another rate rise until at least December.
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Until the card arrives, he says he's holding off on his weekly Costco shopping trip.
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It is expensive, though, so we're holding off on recommending it until we test it.
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Airlines have started holding off on ordering 737 Max planes amid doubts around its safety.
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But is it worth holding off on buying your Christmas presents to see what's on sale?
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Why it matters: While prices have largely climbed back, households are still holding off on buying.
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BUT YOU'RE HOLDING OFF ON A LOT OF THE WIDESPREAD MARKETING MESSAGES UNTIL AFTER THE ELECTION.
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U.S. farmers are also holding off on selling soybeans to merchants like Bunge, anticipating higher prices.
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People are holding off on storming Area 51, but they are flocking to Alienstock to party.
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Shelby told reporters he was holding off on votes until he cleared his primary in March.
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Holding off on backing a candidate during the primary would mark a change in tactics for Soros.
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LG is also holding off on announcing pricing and availability for the Gram 14 outside South Korea.
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A year later, Conde Nast and Hearst, among others, were still holding off on embracing Instant Articles.
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Click through for 30 of our favorite accessories — and one product we recommend holding off on purchasing.
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Many of them still appear to prefer holding off on expanding stimulus, despite signs of weakening inflation.
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She speculated that hospital systems are holding off on testing because it could result in lower staffing.
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Madison and Hamilton didn't say anything about holding off on impeachment because it would be politically risky.
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The United States is also holding off on tariffs that were to go into effect next week.
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The agency, however, said it will not be holding off on rulemaking during the the duration program.
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A lot of people says that's probably why he's kind of holding off on going on public.
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So if you've been holding off on scoring your dream designer item, this is your moment to shine.
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The report is in line with recent rumors that have the company holding off on 5G until 2020.
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The official said President Donald Trump was holding off on his natural instincts when it came to China.
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But it is holding off on that step, which would antagonize Beijing, until it sees what China does.
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Consider holding off on making that hire until your situation is clear, and then be honest about it.
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Holding off on a rate decrease could also have a side benefit for the central bank, Swonk said.
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Boeing, meanwhile, recently released data that showed airlines are holding off on orders for the 737 Max. 3.
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No doubt Gerry Hutch's own adopted boxing club, Corinthians, will be holding off on any future events as well.
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Either way, if you've been holding off on installing Android O so far, now might make a good time.
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There are couple reasons why Congress is holding off on a compromise: Republicans know government shutdowns are very unpopular.
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Holding off on the loss for one more month—or even into the summer—would have made perfect sense.
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Bishop said Democrats were likely holding off on supporting the bill until the Treasury signed off on the legislation.
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But some doctors in Brazil have been urging more severe actions, like holding off on starting a family altogether.
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After three days of talks, the Trump administration said it was holding off on imposing new tariffs on China.
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However, the government has announced a modestly expansionary budget for 2017, holding off on fresh austerity measures for now.
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While analysts say individuals are generally financially healthy, many are holding off on spending due to uncertainty about the future.
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After holding off on an overhaul, Mr. Gorman last month began to make the cuts that investors were pushing for.
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Holding off on a rate move now was not an option as the uncertainty was unlikely to lift, Kara said.
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Last year's rise was mostly driven by commodity prices recovering and the U.S. Federal Reserve holding off on rate rises.
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In July, Pfizer announced that it was holding off on planned price increases following a conversation between Read and Trump.
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Now that the first round of scientific results have been gathered, the researchers are not holding off on releasing results.
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She is holding off on filing for Social Security until she reaches the full retirement age of 66 this year.
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Gullish says some companies are holding off on investments in India until there is more clarity on the policy landscape.
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Right to Rise USA is also holding off on similar purchases in seven other states with voting contests in March.
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That means holding off on selling large amounts of stock, bonds or real estate, if waiting a few months won't hurt.
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For House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the plight of McBath is precisely the reason she's holding off on supporting an impeachment inquiry.
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You mind maybe holding off on the white stuff for a couple of days until they get where they are going?
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Go deeper: Democrats' push for more election security funds keeps failing Why Republicans keep holding off on more election security funds
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Mr. Mueller, for his part, is holding off on bringing even more serious charges against Mr. Flynn — remember the kidnapping plot?
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To prepare, many businesses have staged their own reverse Brexit, moving operations elsewhere and holding off on investing in British companies.
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Globally, central banks appear to be following the Fed's lead and holding off on more rate cuts and further policy easing.
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The drill comes after North Korean state media reported Tuesday that the nation was holding off on approving the planned launch.
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However, since I'm in a grumpy mood, I decide to restock some of my skincare that I've been holding off on rebuying.
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Trump also said that Democrats were holding off on a wall because they want a steel barrier instead of a concrete one.
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President Donald Trump said last week he was holding off on imposing 10% tariffs on certain Chinese-made goods until Dec. 15.
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Although Trump is apparently holding off on endorsing Ryan, Pence said he received the presidential hopeful's blessing to support the house speaker.
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Sonae, a Portuguese conglomerate, said on Thursday that it's holding off on a public offering, as did Dutch car leasing group LeasePlan.
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If you've been holding off on trying a new beauty ritual or decorating your home, you'll be good to go after Saturday!
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For one thing, Disney may have their own reasons for holding off on promoting Solo, which we'll get to in a second.
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David Seaburg, head of equity sales trading at Cowen, advises holding off on buying gold until the actual Fed report is released.
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However, importers are increasingly holding off on processing the liquid as they await higher prices, creating a block in the supply chain.
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"They are deeply worried about being outside of the EU...They have been holding off on meaningful expenditure," the second source said.
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So if you've been holding off on upgrading your MacBook, you might want to hold out even longer now—if you can.
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Ms. Levenstien said that she had been holding off on seeking outside financing, preferring to test out new concepts on her own.
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Last month, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee said it was holding off on any further spending in Ohio, essentially abandoning Mr. Strickland.
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Leaders are holding off on scheduling a vote as they rework a resolution condemning anti-Semitism to address various kinds of hatred.
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But Trudeau said the main reason Canada is holding off on a deal is Lighthizer's push for a five-year sunset clause.
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As a result, my colleague Emily Badger reported, they advise holding off on big mass transit projects that may soon be unnecessary.
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Large corporations may be holding off on some expansion plans, fearing that President Trump's combative actions may make the investments less profitable.
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GOP leaders are currently considering passing a repeal bill but holding off on the repeal from going into effect for a few years.
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As income continues to drop, farmers are holding off on equipment purchases in order to put food on the table and pay bills.
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It's no secret that 220- and 218-somethings are holding off on some of the traditional milestones that would warrant buying life insurance.
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It's a very experimental show in the sense that I've been holding off on doing a museum show in North America for awhile.
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The state is promising priority processing, meaning you'll get your refund faster and can book that summer vacation you've been holding off on.
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I'll be holding off on any new phone purchases for now because I just cant justify the insane price of the iPhone X.
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If you've been holding off on a Surface Book then this latest model makes a lot of sense if you need raw power.
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To do so, the United States would have to grant him a visa, another sign Washington is holding off on sanctions for now.
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The decline is believed to be tied to better access to contraception, the late-2000s economic recession and people holding off on marriage.
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This is a direct message to Mary Jo White, chairwoman of the S.E.C., who has been holding off on acting on this rule.
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Tele2, Sweden's second largest telecoms company which also operates in the Baltic countries, has been holding off on striking deals with equipment suppliers.
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Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc plunged 6.753% after founder Thomas Sullivan told Bloomberg he was holding off on plans to take the company private.
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If you've been holding off on getting a new iPhone because Touch ID is gone, you might only have to wait another year.
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Some prominent Republicans, including those facing competitive re-election bids and critics of Trump, said they were holding off on making a decision.
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According to a statement provided to CNN by her campaign, Abrams is holding off on conceding to see if a runoff is possible.
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We can't imagine there are many people who've been holding off on buying a Pixelbook Go purely because of the limited color options.
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In exchange for America holding off on a tariff increase planned for October 15th, the Chinese government offered to buy American agricultural products.
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First, many buyers had been holding off on making a purchase until after the presidential election, largely because of uncertainty about the outcome.
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Instead of holding off on a trip — or becoming a hermit — the best way to stay safe is to reduce risk on the road.
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If you decide that holding off on a big purchase is your best option, it's not clear exactly how long you'll have to wait.
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Teens these days may be waiting longer than ever to have sex and get wasted, but some aren't holding off on being assholes, apparently.
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Tesla Inc shares fell 2.9% after the electric carmaker and Panasonic Corp said they were holding off on further investment in Tesla's Nevada Gigafactory.
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Tesla Inc shares dropped 2.9% after the electric carmaker and Panasonic Corp said they were holding off on further investment in Tesla's Nevada Gigafactory.
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Tesla Inc shares dropped 3.1% after the electric carmaker and Panasonic Corp said they were holding off on further investment in Tesla's Nevada Gigafactory.
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Both sides are holding off on imposing their punishing tariffs for a few weeks, giving negotiators more time to try to end the impasse.
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With Baldwin and Bieber rumored to be holding off on walking down the aisle for a while, the pestering opinions are sure to persist.
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The dollar had risen to 22.5 on Tuesday amid speculation that Trump could be coaxed into watering down or holding off on the tariffs.
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However, I'm holding off on properly scoring the Liberty Lites for now, as my initial review unit has been exhibiting some funky battery behavior.
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By getting the nuclear site ready and then holding off on a test, North Korea keeps the world on pins and needles, analysts say.
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Some Saudi Arabian and UAE commercial banks were also shunning Qatari banks, holding off on letters of credit, banking sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
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And just last week, Huawei noted that it was holding off on its own Mate X release, citing Samsung's issues as a cautionary tale.
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China's auto industry said on Monday that some car buyers were holding off on purchases, presumably until import tariffs are cut from July 93.
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I don't ask him to bring one home for me, but I'm gonna keep holding off on breakfast in the hope that he does.
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For procedural reasons, the House and Senate are holding off on finalizing new budget resolutions for 2018 until after they address an ObamaCare overhaul.
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While the concept of holding off on childbirth because of the dismal state of the world certainly isn't new, groups like Conceivable Future are.
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Olympic officials are holding off on a ban of Russian athletes, for now, but they may still be disciplined before next month's Summer Games.
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On Thursday, Google's Cloud business said it was holding off on offering a facial recognition system for general-purposes, citing the potential for abuse.
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Trump on Monday alluded to those concerns in his tweet but said economic turmoil in China and Europe justifies holding off on rate hikes.
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If you haven't seen the play or read the book yet, it might be worth holding off on this article for the time being.
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In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, experts recommend social distancing, which means holding off on your salon appointments for the time being.
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But the Trump administration is holding off on doing so until it figures out how it will handle them, according to several American officials.
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Still, she's holding off on making any equipment purchases, even though some things need to be replaced and expects to lose money this year.
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The only condition, according to the report which cites an official, is President Donald Trump holding off on additional U.S. tariffs on Chinese products.
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The dollar had risen to 22 on Tuesday amid speculation that Trump could be coaxed into watering down or holding off on the tariffs.
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Despite lawmaker pushback, Trump last year successfully pulled $28503 billion from the Pentagon by cancelling or holding off on dozens of military construction projects.
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Despite their concerns, some Republican lawmakers are holding off on committing to next steps, hoping the issue resolves itself without more definitive input from them.
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If you've been holding off on upgrading your iPhone 5S because the iPhone 6 and 6S are just too big, you may be in luck.
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Uber is holding off on making these positions public until the laid-off drivers have a chance to apply and go through the interview process.
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Overnight, Bloomberg reported that the U.S. is holding off on giving permission to U.S. companies to use Huawei products, citing people familiar with the matter.
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There's no inkling of a surge, and it's not as if pro-Rubio forces have been holding off on advertising that will turn the tide.
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Some Mac users tweeted that they'd avoid updating to High Sierra until the issue was fixed, but Wardle doesn't recommend holding off on High Sierra.
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Warren Buffett told CNBC on Tuesday that Berkshire Hathaway is holding off on selling to see how the tax reform situation plays out in Washington.
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Mr. Biden has been particularly understaffed, holding off on hiring because of financial constraints and day-to-day uncertainty about his prospects until this week.
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Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the chairman of the Intelligence Committee, said Mr. Trump should not be criticized for holding off on military action.
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Businesses and landlords grow uncertain about how much money they will earn in the near future, which could lead them to holding off on investment.
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Startups are holding off on their funding announcements, worried that their big news is going to get washed away in the flood of coronavirus stories.
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However, if customers are holding off on buying tickets because of travel fears, it could discount tickets too soon and miss out on potential revenue.
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The BoE's regional staff reported businesses were tightening cost control and holding off on investment ahead of Britain's March 2019 withdrawal from the European Union.
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Some buyers are "temporarily holding off" on purchasing plans, said Joel Stott-Jess, an agent with Century 23000 Nica Life in San Juan del Sur.
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Schumer said Democrats are holding off on demands for inclusion of items like children's health funding until they know for sure what Republicans are proposing.
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If you've been holding off on buying the current Sennheiser Momentums because of their slightly dated specs, then the new headphones are a great update.
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A senior administration official said that while Trump is "very sincere" about his threat, there is still a "path" to Trump holding off on imposing them.
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Nutanix, which filed its IPO prospectus in December, is holding off on selling shares until the stock market volatility wanes, said sources familiar with the matter.
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One of the reasons Toyota cited for holding off on adding Android Auto compatibility was that the automaker had concerns about the security of the feature.
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Now, the city has granted Lyft an interim permit to deploy its dockless e-bikes, and is holding off on granting to permits to other operators.
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Another was excited to see the new phones but was holding off on buying an 8 or 8 Plus until they see the X in person.
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Now, let us respond specifically to Mr. Hargis' post claiming NCQA missed a "golden opportunity" by holding off on approving a specific cancer test for HEDIS.
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They have been holding off on investment but are preparing for new certification that would allow them to sell in Europe if there is no deal.
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Some U.S. homeowners have been holding off on installing solar to see how U.S. President Donald Trump's pledge to reform the U.S. tax code plays out.
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Part of training ourselves to think differently, Ms. Castrillon said, is regularly stepping outside our comfort zone (and holding off on sending all those overeager replies).
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"We like to be able to defend our targets," he said, adding he is holding off on a target until he sees the market shake out.
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If you're holding off on sending your return, here's an incentive to get moving: You only have a few weeks to implement these tax-savings tactics.
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"This data is further evidence that businesses are holding off on hiring/investment decisions prior to the referendum on EU membership," said James Smith at ING.
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In previous years, the only excuse for holding off on downloading was because you were either worried about bugs or worried about slowing down an older device.
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Unfortunately for all you skin-care obsessives out there, this also means holding off on using normal face-care products that might irritate the area even more.
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For longer-term investors, holding off on adding to existing stock market positions may make sense here, as stocks could be markedly cheaper later in the year.
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But the provider of the index, MSCI, decided that China was not yet ready, again holding off on adding mainland stocks to its influential emerging-markets benchmark.
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President Donald Trump announced that he is holding off on increasing tariffs on approximately $200 billion in Chinese goods, crediting "substantial progress" in trade talks with Beijing.
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But even as the storm's track continues to shift east toward the city, officials are holding off on calling for New Orleanians to pack up and leave.
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Most insurers think the Republicans will not be successful in their legal efforts to undo the law, and they are holding off on making any dramatic moves.
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But they are holding off on implementing plans to move a significant number of people, cautious that some of their contingency plans may never need to be enacted.
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And it's still waiting; the military hasn't gotten a formal memo from the president as of this writing and is holding off on making changes until it does.
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Samsung exec says the Galaxy Fold is 'ready to hit the market' Just last week, Huawei noted that it was holding off on its own Mate X release.
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Investors may have been holding off on selling their winners until 2017 with hopes that any profits will be taxed at a lower rate under a Trump administration.
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The Bank of England, in a statement on monetary policy in April, said that firms were holding off on capital spending until after the vote on June 23rd.
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LNG stocks have also been high, with importers holding off on processing the liquid earlier this year, awaiting higher prices and creating a block in the supply chain.
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That could mean the Fed will take a more dovish approach to policy, holding off on raising rates even if inflation climbs above the FOMC's 2 percent target.
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With financial investors still nervous about the outlook for global growth and the outcome of U.S.-China trade talks, traders were holding off on any bigger bullish bets.
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If you've been holding off on doing laundry until you could buy one, unfortunately, it's time to stop flipping your undies inside-out and just find a laundromat.
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The Massachusetts election was largely viewed as a referendum on health care, and some Democratic senators also backed holding off on the legislation until Brown was sworn in.
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The next day, during a celebration of Lebanon's Independence Day, he announced that he was holding off on his resignation to allow for dialogue with other political leaders.
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The conversations prompted concerns among senior Obama administration officials about whether the Trump transition team was flouting norms about holding off on making policy until after taking office.
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Mr. Powell said Fed officials had picked up on rising concerns about trade among business executives, and he said there were reports of companies holding off on investments.
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Console gamers might be holding off on purchases until the release of the PS5 and Xbox Scarlett in the fall, but PC gamers know no such blind spot.
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The company said it was holding off on further promotions until the Super Bowl on Sunday — where it will, reportedly, run a planned spot showing Mr. Peanut's funeral.
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Be smart: What could really move the needle is a ceasefire in the U.S.-China trade war or Trump holding off on instituting more tariffs on Chinese imports.
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We suggest holding off on this one for a better deal, or just opting for the Galaxy S10e, which is the same price at the time of writing.
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For example, in August, when Deere reported it had missed quarterly earnings estimates, it said farmers were holding off on purchases because of uncertainty around the trade war.
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The rupee crossed 74 rupees to the US dollar for the first time ever, after the country's central bank surprised markets by holding off on raising interest rates.
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The World Jewish Congress expressed "deep gratitude" to Ms. Bachelet for holding off on taking an action that it said could hurt the livelihoods of Israelis and Palestinians.
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By holding off on head strikes and combinations, Johnson could make a big impact when he did use them, catching Ferguson clean with hard left hands to the head.
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Traders and investors are waiting for clarity on how regulators will treat bitcoin products such as exchange-traded funds, leading to them holding off on major purchases or sales.
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"Some flour millers are scrambling to get hold of supplies now (after earlier holding off on purchases)," said a wheat trader who sells Black Sea cargoes in Southeast Asia.
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The company is focusing on gaining permit approvals, and is holding off on starting full construction of the C$7.4 billion ($5.95 billion) project, Chief Executive Steve Kean said.
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The president-elect applauded Putin for holding off on retaliating to the U.S. actions, which included sanctions on nine entities and individuals and the expulsion of 35 Russian diplomats.
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Investors see the Fed as holding off on rate hikes for now, helping stocks in recent weeks, said Donald Selkin, chief market strategist at National Securities in New York.
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But top senators have signaled that talks with Russia over Syria, where Moscow supports Syrian President Bashar Assad, were moving too slowly to warrant holding off on new penalties.
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Moriarty said many major brands were holding off on sending foreign staff to the country, although most had Bangladeshi or South Asian staff leading their operations in the country.
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So far, it's not clear how much employers are holding off on hires because they are fearful about an economic slowdown or because of uncertainty about trade or tariffs.
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Holding off on further rate increases, he said, would help improve market-based measures of inflation expectations and make the Fed's commitment to meeting its inflation target more credible.
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Political uncertainty has had a direct impact on results, Levy said Thursday, saying that businesses had been holding off on investment in the hope that the volatility will pass.
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Trump's advisers are urging him to declare that the deal isn't vital to U.S. interests while holding off on pressuring Congress to implement new sanctions on Tehran, Politico reported.
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It was losing but hadn't spent much money yet, and it might be holding off on advertisements until late in the election, when such spending might actually be useful.
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Many of us have been holding off on making any purchases for weeks, hoping to score those cherished items for cheaper during the Black Friday to Cyber Monday stretch.
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Back in May, Chrishell told Us Weekly that she was holding off on having kids with Justin, who has a 15-year-old daughter, Isabella, with his ex-wife.
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U.S. companies are holding off on major purchases and investments, paying down debt and stacking up cash as they look to position for an expected economic downturn in 2020.
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Levi suspects investigators are holding off on charging Salman too quickly because they want to extract as much information as they can about Mateen's motive for shooting 102 people.
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The firm also blames the stagnation on consumer anticipation for a followup from the company, with consumers holding off on purchase until Apple refreshes the device, likely later this year.
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But holding off on the steel and aluminum tariffs for a long time might embolden China, which the United States has targeted with separate actions that focus on China alone.
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That patience - interpreted as code for holding off on rate hikes - has come as the United States and other parts of the world begin to exhibit signs of slowing growth.
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Most of the voting policymakers backed holding off on rate increases "for the time being," according to the minutes, a view that was reflected in the language of the Nov.
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Extending it by six months would harm an array of German companies that have been holding off on delivering goods to Saudi Arabia since late last year, industry officials said.
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"Showroom visits are declining while consumers are holding off on signing contracts," a Honda Korea official told Reuters, asking not to be identified because of the sensitivity of the matter.
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"Showroom visits are declining while consumers are holding off on signing contracts," a Honda Korea official told Reuters, asking not to be identified because of the sensitivity of the matter.
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The shortfall was driven by a weak Chinese smartphone market, where Qualcomm believes consumers are holding off on buying new phones until new 5G networks roll out later this year.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. bank regulators proposed on Tuesday holding off on implementing stricter capital rules for smaller banks while the agencies review ways to simplify requirements for less complex institutions.
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Cameco Corp, the second-largest producer, is slowly expanding the world's biggest uranium mine, but its CEO said on Monday the company is holding off on expanding to full capacity.
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He said the campaign is holding off on filing a lawsuit there until they collect more affidavits from people who couldn't vote or from those who had uncounted provisional ballots.
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For Arlovski, holding off on the right hand to avoid the clinches might be a good idea as Barnett isn't the kind of guy to bum rush off the bat.
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Ever since that frivolous quest, I've frequently found myself chasing virtual big ticket items in games like Skyrim or Horizon Zero Dawn, while holding off on other more pressing missions.
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Amid that uncertainty, some Republicans are holding off on saying whether they would support such a move -- instead saying they will wait to see what happens before making a judgment.
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Many companies in a Fed survey of businesses reported that they were holding off on hiring and expansion plans as they waited to see how the tariff tensions played out.
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Investor pressure on Uber and Lyft will probably influence decisions about holding off on accelerated testing, which raises questions about how strictly cities and states should regulate self-driving vehicles.
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With an overwhelming majority of millennials (62 percent) owing more in debt than they currently have in savings, many young adults are holding off on getting married or having kids.
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Expedia CEO Dara Khosrowshahi will join Uber as CEO, the company told employees on Tuesday, but Uber is holding off on a more formal "official" announcement, a source told CNBC.
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Yellen, appointed to the Fed by former President Obama, was criticized by Republicans for holding off on rate hikes in an effort to let the economy expand to full potential.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Tuesday that he believed holding off on a deal until after the election would give Mr. Trump more leverage in negotiations — assuming he won.
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Lawmakers in the Republican-controlled upper chamber previously said they were holding off on further spending action until Congress and the president were able to agree on a budget plan.
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New York (CNN Business)Airlines are holding off on orders for Boeing's 737 Max — the latest sign of how deeply the company's best-selling jet has been thrown into crisis.
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Additionally, Mueller could be concerned about Trump's pardon power — perhaps he's holding off on some potential charges against Flynn so he could bring them later, in case of a pardon.
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Yes, the argument goes, the company that literally plans to replace human jobs with robots is only holding off on a complete transition because it's worried about selling more hibachi grills.
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As McConnell noted, however, lawmakers are holding off on what exactly those next steps look like in the hope that the administration could work things out with Mexican officials on Wednesday.
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Some in the industry are clinging to hope that tourists will still travel this summer but are holding off on firm bookings longer than usual due to the uncertain security outlook.
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Many economists say Orr would be able to skilfully walk the line between acknowledging the Labour-led government's wider focus for monetary policy and holding off on any radical shake-ups.
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But there are still plenty of people who've been holding off on upgrading their Apple laptops until the company finally introduces a totally redesigned keyboard without any of this reliability baggage.
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"There is a definite slowdown in day-to-day work as well, because companies are holding off on concrete expansionary plans or changes," said the person, who declined to be named.
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Meanwhile, a Bloomberg report claimed Thursday that the U.S. is holding off on giving permission to U.S. companies to use Huawei products after China halted its buying of American agricultural produce.
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While he received mixed advice, more were in favor of holding off on firing Rosenstein, according to the AP. Trump reportedly decided to hold off on ousting his deputy attorney general.
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If you're in the midst of a renovation, or reorganizing rooms, Ms. Roberson suggests holding off on the party and focusing your attention on transforming your space into what you envision.
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Another Cleveland Clinic provider is starting to move their appointments to later in the week and is holding off on scheduling time with any more patients until the technology is fixed.
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Now consumers seem to be holding off on spending more broadly — not just on cars, but on other big-ticket items, a primary factor in the economy's tepid first-quarter performance.
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DUBAI/DOHA (Reuters) - Qatar's currency came under pressure on Tuesday as Gulf Arab commercial banks started holding off on business with Qatari banks because of the diplomatic rift in the region.
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Democratic donors and political operatives in Iowa and around the country are holding off on throwing their resources behind a candidate for the 2020 presidential primary until they find out whether Rep.
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House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings agreed in a letter to former White House personnel security director Carl Kline Saturday to a transcribed interview with him, holding off on a contempt threat.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 22 (Reuters) - U.S. bank regulators proposed on Tuesday holding off on implementing stricter capital rules for smaller banks while the agencies review ways to simplify requirements for less complex institutions.
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CNN reported in mid-July that the US was holding off on sanctioning Zarif for the time being, despite Mnuchin telling reporters that Trump had directed him to impose sanctions on Zarif.
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Even Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid -- the godfather of Nevada Democratic politics, who is holding off on endorsing a candidate until after the caucuses there -- mocked Clinton's campaign over its 80% comment.
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The tennis superstar, 37, revealed that she's holding off on giving the Duchess of Sussex parenting tips until she finds her groove following the birth of son Archie Harrison on May 6.
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The so-called Oracle of Omaha, who rarely makes business decisions based on Washington, told CNBC earlier Tuesday that Berkshire is holding off on selling to see how tax reform plays out.
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As massive protests continue to rock Hong Kong, the Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is holding off on listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange as it had been rumored to do.
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Halliburton's profit margins would improve on a standalone basis because it had kept a relatively high cost structure and was holding off on deeper cutbacks until after the deal closed, analysts said.
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A senior administration official said the administration is holding off on approving requests for disaster unemployment assistance because it anticipates Congress will provide similar protections in the coronavirus stimulus package under negotiation.
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As he visited the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) headquarters in Atlanta, a reporter asked Trump if he'd consider holding off on future rallies due to concerns over the virus.
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Many noticed prospective buyers holding off on bidding in hopes that the market will turn further in their favor, but other brokers said that condos in particular are being snatched up quickly.
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Tesla was holding off on international sales as it tried to fill as many US orders as possible, largely so it could capitalize on the full tax credit before it was reduced.
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After holding off on the notch last generation, Samsung has skipped it over entirely, instead opting for the hole-punch camera design we recently noted would be all the rage in 2019 smartphones.
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Jeff Rosenberg, BlackRock Chief Fixed Income Strategist, said the rising yields have to do with increasing inflation expectations as well as the fact that central bankers globally are holding off on increasing stimulus.
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The TRÅDFRI system will also be far cheaper than other connected lights on the market, making the platform an enticing gateway for homeowners holding off on smart appliances because of their high cost.
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Bank of England policymakers have said they have not yet observed businesses holding off on investment plans due to uncertainty around the referendum, but the latest PMI is likely to catch their eye.
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Parker said the aim was to maximize the return on investment by holding off on licensing deals until later in the research process, or even after a drug has been approved by regulators.
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And state administrators, in order to avoid confusion, are holding off on sending out coverage change notices as long as they can in hopes that Congress will reassure them they'll get funding soon.
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Whatever moral objections they might have had, there were obvious political reasons to hold off—and treating holding off on rolling back LGBT wins as a political win is a very low bar.
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The president and National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow have also downplayed the risks of holding off on rate hikes, questioning why the Fed would want to slow down a red-hot economy.
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Representative Katie Hill, another freshman from a competitive district in California, said she was comfortable holding off on impeachment for now, but she has been spending more time educating people about the process.
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The House Ethics Committee announced in March 2017 that it was holding off on taking action against Hunter because the Justice Department had launched a criminal investigation into his use of campaign funds.
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The decisions inch the Trans Mountain expansion closer to reality, however Kinder Morgan reiterated this week that it was holding off on starting full construction while it awaited further permits and court decisions.
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Following Iran's missile strike on bases in Iraq housing U.S. troops, Trump claimed that the nation appeared to be "standing down" and imposed sanctions on Tehran while holding off on further military engagement.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's foreign minister, Marcelo Ebrard, on Friday thanked U.S. President Donald Trump for holding off on classifying Mexican drug cartels as terrorist groups, a proposal that Mexico's government had opposed.
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In addition to holding off on ruling on the gag order request, Otero did not rule on Avenatti's request that the case resume after being put on hold for the past three months.
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Holding off on setting new rules could be right in line with that philosophy, leaving companies to make their own judgments on customer data without fear that they'll be punished for overstepping FCC guidelines.
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Evans said he was not sold on holding off on rate hikes for so long, and that his base case for appropriate policy is still to raise rates twice by the end of 2016.
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In the second quarter, Mac sales dropped to 4.4 million from 4.8 million for the same period a year ago, with many people likely holding off on buying until the current lineup is refreshed.
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Trump told Reuters that he was "not thrilled" with Powell, who he appointed to lead the Fed and that the bank should do "what's good for the country" by holding off on rate hikes.
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Higher ticket prices didn't deter tourists from taking trips to Disney theme parks during its fourth quarter, but some are still holding off on their visits until Star Wars: Galaxy's second ride is operational.
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Trump told Reuters that he was "not thrilled" with Powell, who he appointed to lead the Fed and that the bank should do "what's good for the country" by holding off on rate hikes.
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Worries have only intensified since the vote and Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo cited the rise in uncertainty on Wednesday when he argued for holding off on rate hikes until inflation had turned decisively higher.
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And holding off on upgrades, while regulators and other standards bodies try to figure out a trusted way forward, might seem the more sensible thing to do — potentially stalling 5G upgrades in the meanwhile.
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Districts where an especially huge swath of students live in poverty, including Los Angeles and New York City, are holding off on closing in part because of concern about how to keep kids fed.
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Pelosi is also holding off on making a public announcement until she has briefed her caucus on the policy details of the pact, which replaces the 25-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement.
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While these legislative victories are certainly substantive, holding off on impeachment, especially if proceedings are pushed off well into the new year, will overshadow these great achievements, as well as any cohesive Democratic message.
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But instead of showing off her new style, she kept us in suspense — holding off on posting a photo of the finished look until now, when she finally revealed her chop in the photo above.
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Boyer suggests making changes to your portfolio that give you greater diversification, minimize the taxes you will face and maximize your Social Security benefits—which may include holding off on claiming them until you're 235.
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NAGOYA, July 10 (Reuters) - Japanese auto components supplier Jtekt Corp said it was holding off on expanding production in Mexico, awaiting the outcome of talks over the North American Free Trade Agreement, known as NAFTA.
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CUTMORE: NO PROSPECT FOR A SOFT PATCH IN THE NEAR TERM AS A RESULT OF CEOs AND EXECUTIVES HOLDING OFF ON SPENDING DECISIONS UNTIL THEY SEE WHICH WAY THE WIND BLOWS ON A TRADE AGREEMENT.
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Part of China's reasoning for holding off on more severe sanctions in the past was a concern that they could provoke the so-called Hermit Kingdom into posing an even greater threat to surrounding nations.
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The ever-escalating trade war between the United States and China — which has weighed heavily on global markets amid tanking sentiment and corporations holding off on making key business decisions — has grown even more contentious.
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Industry executives at the 35th annual conference painted a picture of an industry cutting costs, trimming capital expenditure, holding off on long-term projects, shutting down less efficient operations and facing a tighter financing environment.
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But on the other hand, it would boost Apple's long-term business if consumers are holding off on purchases now, to buy the more-expensive iPhone X later, according to Piper Jaffray analyst Michael Olson.
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Hays is largely focused on white-collar roles, where some firms have been holding off on recruiting amid uncertainty over Britain's trading relations with the European Union after it leaves the bloc in March 2019.
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He also said his company was working with the Interior Department on ways to protect the bears by holding off on testing in some areas until after the animals have left their dens, for example.
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Sharp Corp underperformed the market, falling 1.3 percent after the Nikkei business daily said Foxconn is holding off on signing a Sharp acquisition deal as the Taiwanese company negotiates with main lenders for additional support.
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In this edition: The lessons of the final pre-caucus fundraising quarter, the latest panic about the Democratic National Committee, and why everyone is holding off on Iowa analysis until the Des Moines Register poll.
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Story at a glance World Health Organization (WHO) officials are holding off on declaring the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic at this time, but acknowledged it was in the phase of preparedness for a possible pandemic.
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Ted Deutch, top Democrat on the panel, announced last week that it was holding off on its own probe at the request of the Justice Department, which is conducting a criminal investigation into the matter.
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Japan's ruling party officials have signaled their hopes of holding off on signing a deal that could require concessions on agriculture at least until the summer upper house elections, for fear of losing farmers' votes.
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On Wednesday he said his view was driven by conversations with business executives, who say they have become more defensive in preparing for slower growth by paying down debt and holding off on new plans.
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Some analysts have suggested consumers may be holding off on upgrading their iPhone to buy the top-of-the-range iPhone X, which Apple also announced at the same time, but with a later release date.
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The buying came as U.S. President Donald Trump offered concessions to China at the G20.84 summit in Osaka, Japan over the weekend, including holding off on new tariffs and easing of restrictions on tech company Huawei.
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A ministry official said January's annual sales decline was caused in part by exporters holding off on shipments from late in January ahead of the Chinese New Year holidays, which took place earlier than last year.
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Evidence abounds that businesses are holding off on investment as they wait for clarity about Britain's future relationship with the EU. The fall in the pound will soon put a squeeze on real take-home pay.
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President Obama is holding off on a veto of legislation that would allow families of 2900/220006 victims to sue Saudi Arabia in hopes that lawmakers can be persuaded to withdraw their support for the bill.
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The framework of a deal that emerged from trade talks in Washington last week only involves holding off on up to $150 billion in potential tariffs on technology and other products, Mnuchin told a Senate panel.
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Two medium-sized companies have told Reuters they have either reduced expansion plans or are holding off on future expansion of breeding pigs, while an industry analyst said some small farmers have already begun slaughtering sows.
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In light of Lyft filing a lawsuit against the city of San Francisco regarding dockless bikes, the city is holding off on its permitting process for additional dockless bike providers — at least until later this week.
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The campaign is holding off on airing new television advertisements, instead focusing on digital ads until the primary calendar is more settled, as many states have put off their contests due to concerns over the coronavirus.
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Despite the supposed agreement, the Trump administration has told the tech industry it is simply holding off on any retaliatory tariffs on France for up to 90 days, according to several people familiar with the matter.
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Handelsbanken said in a statement that paying the proposed dividend would in no way jeopardise its ability to support its customers with financing, but that it was holding off on a final decision all the same.
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One problem, it seems, is that Mr. Gunn is still holding off on developing the romance between her and Peter that was teased in the first movie, probably because he's saving it for the next installment.
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He also said the BOJ should allow 10-year government bond yields to fall below its target by holding off on reducing bond buying, if such yield falls are driven by negative shocks to the economy.
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President Donald Trump berated his former national security adviser Michael Flynn and other senior staff members for holding off on arranging a phone call with the Russian president in January 2017, according to a new book.
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The Leave campaign has outlined plans to legislate in the House of Commons to repeal some EU obligations immediately, while holding-off on invoking the Article 50 divorce clause to deprive the EU of leverage on timing.
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The implication would be that if the Fed kept holding off on raising rates simply because of market reaction, that could undermine its credibility, which hinges on addressing its dual mandate of full employment and price stability.
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The BOJ is likely to cut next fiscal year's inflation forecast slightly in the new projections, sources familiar with its thinking say, but is seen holding off on expanding stimulus after having just revamped its policy framework.
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If you've been holding off on upgrading your regular PS4 to the more powerful Pro device, maybe the combo of a hotly anticipated game from Insomniac and a one-of-a-kind design will get you there.
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Here are six reasons to consider holding off on virtual reality — for now: The resolution of Oculus Rift's earliest prototypes was so low, that its view of virtual reality appeared to be obstructed by a screen door.
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Lael Brainard, a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, made the case Monday for the Fed holding off on rate increases, arguing that inflation remains lower than normal and there remain economic risks looming abroad.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 7 (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi is set to start laying the groundwork for stimulus reduction when policymakers meet on Thursday, giving investors some hints but probably holding off on any major commitment.
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But stocks slowly gained ground throughout the afternoon, and shot higher soon after The Wall Street Journal reported that the Federal Reserve was considering holding off on further interest rate hikes after one final increase in December.
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The big picture: The trade war has dented CEO confidence and many companies are holding off on capital expenditures and large investments, but gold mining companies have typically splurged when prices of the precious metal have risen.
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Sources have told Reuters the BOJ will slightly cut next fiscal year's inflation forecast in the quarterly review, though the central bank is seen holding off on easing after having just revamped its policy framework in September.
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To his credit, he did an excellent job of holding off on this, and when he did do it he was often able to 'fold' in behind his elbows to avoid the really punishing blows to the head.
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Goldman Sachs, Barclays and Credit Suisse are among major banks forecasting a recession in the UK in the second half of 2016 or early 2017 with firms holding off on hiring and capital spending as a key reason.
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With the Bank of England holding off on raising record-low interest rates until it sees stronger pay growth, Naylor said he would probably only be able to offer an increase that is less generous than last year's.
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Beijing has maintained a clear and consistent position on North Korea for months, calling on multiple occasions for Pyongyang to halt its nuclear weapons program in exchange for the US and South Korea holding off on military drills.
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Ms. Notley, the provincial premier, said that officials were holding off on flooding the area with assistance until the shape of the fire becomes clearer and the weather turns cooler, which may help make the fire less destructive.
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However, lawyers did say in September 2017 that if the NYPD planned to move forward, it should consider holding off on discovery while the criminal investigation was pending, as is typical when evidentiary issues overlap, the source explained.
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It was easy to assume that the invented voice belonged to Morris himself, since the "I" of the book expresses frustration about holding off on a planned trilogy on Teddy Roosevelt in order to write about Dutch Reagan.
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The news, announced today at CES, means that consumers who've been holding off on buying Anker's standard Liberty wireless earbuds, which have been available for some time for $99.99, can pay the extra premium for the more advanced version.
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It's a move that's clearly designed to push businesses that are holding off on Office 365 into subscriptions, as the standalone Office 2019 software will only be supported on Windows 10 and not Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 machines.
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Though more companies are choosing to IPO, tech's biggest startups are holding off on going public as they fear that their sky-high valuations from private funding rounds might dip on the open market, per the Wall Street Journal.
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"Holding off on an additional rate hike, as marginal as it may be, would give the Philippine economy the breathing room it needs to catch its breath and resume its above 83 percent growth trajectory in 4Q," Mapa said.
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The games here really show off what the Oculus Touch can bring to the table, but if your'e holding off on picking that up, try Ocean Rift and Lucky's Tale (which ships with the Rift for free) to start.
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British stocks initially rose, then gave up the gains after the Bank of England surprised investors by holding off on cutting interest rates despite the hit to the British economy from last month's vote to leave the European Union.
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At the same time, Mr. Trump had previously suggested he was holding off on getting tough on China's trade policies in return for Mr. Xi's help with reining in North Korea, often engaging in public flattery of the leader.
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Taken as a whole, Dr. Tjelta says, this anecdotal evidence seems to contain lessons for other young runners and their coaches, suggesting that success can involve slowly ramping up mileage, while holding off on intense interval training until later.
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"About 20 to 40 percent of newly diagnosed prostate cancer patients should consider watchful waiting and holding off on any treatment," Jonathan Simons, president and chief executive officer of the Prostate Cancer Foundation , which helped fund the study, told Healthline.
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Harj Taggar, co-founder of a recruiting technology start-up called Triplebyte, said he's seeing immigrants responding to uncertainty by either holding off on moving here or by applying only to big companies, where there's more security than at start-ups.
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Apple is also rumored to be releasing an updated version of its AirPods sometime this year, specifically with support for wireless charging, which fueled some rumors that it was holding off on the update until the AirPower mat would be available.
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Japanese officials have said they will halt a $1.4 billion soft loan for a light rail project while the United States is holding off on a $480 million infrastructure grant until the political crisis is resolved and democratic rights are restored.
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That spending can be withdrawn later on without hurting employment, because once you're out of the liquidity trap the Fed can offset the contractionary effects of a fiscal tightening by holding off on the monetary tightening it would otherwise have pursued.
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If you've been holding off on buying one because the original's $180 cost kept you away, or you are looking for a second Echo for yourself or as a gift, the new Echo is a much easier purchase to make.
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After holding off on a September rate hike last Wednesday, the Fed is keeping itself in the market's sights, with Fed Chair Janet Yellen testifying and more than a dozen appearances by Fed regional presidents and governors in the coming week.
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The decline in soy purchases from Brazil also followed hopes earlier in the year that a trade war between China and the United States would end, with buyers holding off on South American imports in expectation of more U.S. cargoes.
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The company announced a few weeks back that it's holding off on the release of its latest flagship – perhaps unsurprisingly, given all of the extra safety precautions the electronics giant has promised to implement on its smartphones, from here on out.
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Banks, however, are holding off on moving large numbers of people yet, focusing on ensuring they have the right legal and operational framework to do business in the EU if Britain fails to negotiate a favorable exit deal, executives say.
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While some have speculated that holding off on a vote might indicate that the Vatican has a broader, more comprehensive and international strategy in mind for future action, I would suggest that the reality is much more tragic and sobering.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said some companies are anecdotally telling the central bank that they are holding off on investments and hiring because of Trump administration trade policies, but there are no signs of any economic impact so far.
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Yet if a Brexit deal was agreed and the U.K. did manage to leave the EU within the deadline, this might cause a wave of business activity and spending that companies and consumers had been holding off on during the negotiations.
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve on Wednesday continued its slow march toward higher interest rates, signaling that it remains on track to raise its benchmark interest in December for the first time this year but holding off on an increase this month.
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A Wall Street Journal report Tuesday indicated that the former vice president was holding off on a campaign launch until he could secure more support, eager to show a strong entrance that does not lag behind competitors such as Sen.
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For example, hedge fund investor Leon Cooperman, who the SEC sued last month for insider trading, has said that federal prosecutors in New Jersey have informed him that they are holding off on pursuing criminal charges until the Supreme Court rules.
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The Pentagon is taking care to prevent a slip in national security and readiness following the steady global spread of the coronavirus that has the Department of Defense (DOD) holding off on a military exercise, quarantining fleets and curtailing troop movement.
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The company, which is also trying to lower its debt, said it would look to sell some assets in the UK and Spain, though it was holding off on British disposals while Brexit-related uncertainty was seriously impacting investor sentiment.
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DUBAI, June 6 (Reuters) - Some Saudi Arabian and United Arab Emirates commercial banks are holding off on doing business with Qatari banks, such as letters of credit, because of the diplomatic rift in the region, banking sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Confidence among Asian businesses rebounded sharply this quarter to hit an 18-month high with firms reporting a pickup in sales, though most are holding off on hiring as trade war uncertainty weighs, a Thomson Reuters/INSEAD survey found.
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Photo: GettyIf you've been holding off on joining Tinder because it carries the stigma of being an app for hookups, have no fear: a new study published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences found no one on Tinder is actually having sex.
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For whatever percentage of the population that's been holding off on buying a Note over concerns that the screen just isn't large enough, the new model is a expected to support a 211-inch display compared to the standard Note's 6.3 (both AMOLED).
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The central bank is holding off on cutting bank reserve requirements or interest rates for fear such moves could fuel more cheaper credit, put downward pressure on the yuan and fuel outflows from its mountain of more than $3 trillion in foreign reserves.
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Jim Caron, fixed income portfolio manager at Morgan Stanley Investment Management, said he does not expect four rate hikes this years, and he sees the Fed holding off on June, which most economists see as the next chance for a rate hike.
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In a joint press statement issued by Russia and China, the two countries reiterated their call for North Korea to stop its missile and nuclear tests in exchange for the US and South Korea holding off on future large joint military drills.
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Deripaska also said that he had been unfairly criticized by members of Congress, including by Senator Robert Menendez, who had called for holding off on the easing sanctions of Rusal and En+ to see if the Mueller probe turns up anything on Deripaska.
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But a spokesman for Mr. Erdogan told the Turkish news media that after the Oval Office meeting with Mr. Albayrak, Mr. Trump had committed to using "the power that he has to intervene on that issue" and to holding off on the sanctions.
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And despite the city's high living costs, Marti said rents may actually be stabilizing right now, in which case investors may be holding off on investing in new projects at the moment, since they're not seeing rents going up for these luxury units.
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This year's investment is unlikely to catch up as Chinese firms appear to holding off on investing until 2019, when a new president is set to take over in Brazil, Jorge Arbache, vice planning minister for international affairs, said in an interview.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) said Tuesday that lawmakers are exploring how to move Russia sanctions legislation forward after a key Republican backed holding off on new financial penalties against Moscow.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) said Tuesday that lawmakers are exploring how to move Russia sanctions legislation forward after a key Republican-backed holding off on new financial penalties against Moscow.
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President Trump is holding off on rolling out sanctions announced yesterday by UN ambassador Nikki Haley that would punish Russian companies that manufactured equipment used by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government in its alleged chemical weapons attack, per The Washington Post.
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Brian Smoluch, portfolio manager of the Hood River Small Cap Growth fund, said that he has been holding off on adding new positions on expectation that the stock market's smooth ride through the spring will soon give way to larger swings downward.
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Savers who are intent on storing their HSA funds for long-term use — perhaps holding off on spending the money until they've retired — need to consider the investment fee providers charge as well as the cost of the underlying funds they select.
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The Justice Department also began investigating Hunter last year, with the House Ethics Committee announcing in March 2017 that it was holding off on taking action against Hunter because the Justice Department had launched a criminal investigation into his use of campaign funds.
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Concerts Stuttgart -- a promoter for a couple German concerts R. Kelly is supposed to perform at in April -- sent an update to ticket holders Monday, saying they're holding off on selling more tickets, given R. Kelly's legal sitch here in the States.
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Deripaska said that he had been unfairly criticized by members of Congress, including by Senator Robert Menendez, who had called for holding off on the easing of sanctions on Rusal and En+ to see if the Mueller probe turned up anything on Deripaska.
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And Chuck Schumer, I believe, used that, I&aposm paraphrasing here, Senator, that Mitch McConnell had used that argument in holding off on a Barack Obama appointment for the Supreme Court position that was ultimately filled by Judge Gorsuch, that the same applies here.
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The three federal departments are holding off on granting the permit for the pipeline to go across the federal Lake Oahe in North Dakota, while they consider whether they've properly taken into account the concerns of American Indian tribes, particularly the Standing Rock Sioux.
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Since the beginning of year, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has said the central bank would be patient - interpreted as code word for holding off on a rate hike - on signs of slowing economic growth in the United States and many parts of the world.
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Fed official urges caution in raising rates: Lael Brainard, a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, made the case Monday for the Fed holding off on rate increases, arguing that inflation remains lower than normal and there remain economic risks looming abroad.
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If the Fed's goal is to hit the 2% target in expectation, or on average, or most of the time, or every once in a while, or ever again, it might consider holding off on another rate rise until the magical 2% figure is reached.
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Procrastination helps if you have other loose ends If you're in the middle of a project at work or have a big trip coming up, consider holding off on your job search until after you've cleaned up other time-consuming things in your life.
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The Trump administration reportedly has prepared an executive order that would effectively gut Obamacare's requirement that most Americans have health insurance — but is holding off on it to see if the repeal of that mandate will be included in the new Republican tax reform bill.
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The resolution on its own does not mean that the House is on the verge of voting to impeach the deputy attorney general, and conservative House members agreed Thursday morning to holding off on a vote to impeach Rosenstein until after the August recess.
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But it's very important to note that the main reasons Pelosi was holding off on pushing for impeachment for so long -- because the public wasn't clearly behind it and because it would not be bipartisan -- haven't changed a bit over the past five days.
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American and South Korean troops have continued low-key, smaller-scale exercises during the suspension, but the two countries are expected to keep holding off on the big, publicly advertised war games that can include thousands of ground, naval, air and Special Operations troops.
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This would be one of the earliest Galaxy S launches in recent history, which is good for anyone who has been holding off on buying a new phone, and should ensure that Samsung is the first phone maker out there selling the next generation of phones.
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Porn star Stormy Daniels on Thursday said she is holding off on making judgments about the "serious and very troubling" domestic violence allegations that led to the arrest of her controversial attorney Michael Avenatti, and urged the rest of the public to likewise not rush to conclusions.
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But for now banks are holding off on implementing plans to move a significant number of people, focusing instead on ensuring they have the right legal and operational framework to do business in the EU if Britain fails to negotiate a favorable exit deal, banking executives say.
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While growth in the job and housing markets seems to be on track, some companies are apparently holding off on making new capital investments because of widespread uncertainty about whether the economy has just hit a soft patch or may be headed for a deeper slowdown.
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Many bond pros expect a "hawkish" message, meaning the Fed will indicate it is holding off on rate cuts as it watches to see if there is progress in the economy or in the outside events that could impact the economy, like the trade war or Brexit.
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Citing an unwillingness to hit consumers with higher prices on things like computers, mobile phones, laptops, video game consoles, computer monitors, clothes and shoes before the holidays, the president and his trade reps are holding off on slapping additional tariffs on those products coming from China.
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Chris Whitty, the UK's chief medical officer for England, said Thursday that holding off on recommending the sort of social distancing other countries have encouraged was a strategic decision, arguing that imposing it "too early" would cause people to become exhausted and stop participating in it.
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Mr. Menendez's office also reached out to the Customs and Border Protection, asking officials to "please consider holding off on the delivery of any such equipment until you can discuss this matter with us," according to Stephanie Talton, a former congressional liaison for Customs and Border Protection.
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President Donald Trump berated his former national security adviser Michael Flynn and other senior staff members for holding off on arranging a phone call with the Russian president soon after taking office, according to a new book on the Trump administration&aposs contentious relationship with the Pentagon.
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Or, if you're holding off on drinking but gradually gaining weight and have no medical or personal reason to abstain from alcohol, you might try having a glass of wine on most days to see if your weight stabilizes or even drops slightly over the coming months.
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TOKYO, April 123 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks sank at the outset of afternoon trade on Thursday, after the Bank of Japan disappointed investors by holding off on expanding monetary stimulus, even as global headwinds, a strong yen and soft consumption threaten to derail a fragile economic recovery.
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"Maybe a creative Fed chief could square that circle by holding off on a rate hike, but maybe selling some of the long-term bonds that they've been sitting on since the financial crisis — a different kind of tightening that would fix the inverted yield curve situation," Cramer said.
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Although Maserati is holding off on all the specific technical details for the 2016 Geneva Motor Show, which kicks off in early March, it has said that the SUV will offer both gasoline and diesel engines — all of which will be mated to an 8-speed automatic transmission.
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That's a stronger stance than House Judiciary Chair Jerry Nadler (D-NY) has taken against Barr so far; on Monday, Nadler announced he was holding off on pursuing criminal contempt after his committee struck a deal with the Justice Department to get previously redacted parts of the Mueller report.
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After long holding off on a big overhaul, Mr. Gorman last month began the sort of cuts investors were pushing for — announcing plans to lay off roughly a quarter of the staff, or hundreds of employees, on its bond and commodity desks, known as the fixed-income division.
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The White House's special envoy for Middle East Jason Greenblatt said Sunday at the Jerusalem Post Conference in New York that the Trump administration is leaning toward holding off on releasing the political part of its Israeli-Palestinian peace plan until November, when a new Israeli government is formed.
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" However, at the request of Mr. López Obrador, "a man who I like and respect, and has worked so well with us," Mr. Trump wrote, he was temporarily holding off on the designation and stepping up "joint efforts to deal decisively with these vicious and ever-growing organizations!
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She added that New Zealand's small open economy, which is heavily dependent on trade with China, could be hit by lower exports and business jitters which would see firms holding off on investing and employing if the yuan weakened significantly as a result of its trade dispute with the United States.
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Taking time to do due diligence on potential partners is one of the reasons Clue has been holding off on doing more integrations with third parties which could expand its own data pipe, she added, noting also that it would rather partner with a hardware maker than build its own devices.
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Perhaps. But, we can never know which day will be our last, and putting off that dream trip to Greece or holding off on the Andean trek you've been dreaming about until you have time/a boyfriend/can take time off more easily may mean you never go for it.
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BEIJING — President Trump has often said he is counting on Xi Jinping to do the right thing with North Korea, alternately praising and prodding the Chinese leader about enforcing tougher sanctions, and even holding off on his campaign promises to get tough on trade in the hope Mr. Xi follows through.
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That speech is already proving a focal point for some White House aides, who privately wonder whether Pelosi is holding off on sending the impeachment articles until after the State of the Union to deprive Trump of a victory lap in the House chamber after being vindicated in the Senate.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. orders for heavy duty trucks in June were down 34 percent from the same month last year to a four-year low as trucking firms were holding off on buying new 18-wheelers amid a weak freight environment, according to preliminary data released by a freight transportation forecaster on Wednesday.
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It's one thing, to be sure, to insist on holding off on impeachment or sustained oversight for the sake of producing real-world policy breakthroughs on bread-and-butter issues—even though such arguments rest on the same fallacious either/or approach to legislation versus oversight that launch your typical Trump outburst.
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The aide, speaking on the condition of anonymity to describe Mr. McConnell's strategy, said that the majority leader was holding off on the health care measure to give Mr. Alexander running room to strike a bipartisan, bicameral deal that would lead to quicker passage rather than a drawn-out debate on the floor.
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As The Verge's Dieter Bohn points out in his piece about holding off on installing macOS Catalina, he makes the smart point that phone updates are low risk and high reward, whereas the same is not true of desktop and laptop OS updates, where you may inadvertently affect your ability to get real work done.
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But every time I've settled for less than what I give my spouse in pursuit of his career — using a less than ideal computer, working in whatever corner of the house doesn't have a person or crumbs in it, holding off on professional development, or giving up sleep — I have reinforced diminishment of my work.
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While that Trump will seek a truce at the Buenos Aires, Argentina gathering, Cramer thought he might use more of a stick-and-carrot approach, keeping with of raising the existing 10-percent tariffs on Chinese imports to 25 percent at year-end, then offering a "carrot" by holding off on an additional round of duties.
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Hours worked and wage growth fall, even if jobs do not immediately go (though hiring freezes are likely): just as companies value the option of holding off on big investments, they tend to hang on to workers for as long as they can during downturns because they are costly to rehire if the economy picks up.
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Gollan says behavioral activation is about achieving balance and getting people to use those moments of enjoyment as motivation to follow the structure they need, like using an end-of-day baking project as a reward for doing the laundry, or holding off on an extra round of videogames until after a work call is finished.
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Organizers who had collected 17 signatures on the letter as of late last week had hoped to demonstrate more opposition to Ms. Pelosi, holding off on releasing it so they could draw 20 or more names; their decision to put it out Monday with fewer names than they had originally raised questions about whether the effort was flagging.
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While reports have suggested that Trump will seek a truce at the Buenos Aires, Argentina gathering, Cramer thought he might use more of a stick-and-carrot approach, keeping with his plan of raising the existing 10-percent tariffs on Chinese imports to 25 percent at year-end, then offering a "carrot" by holding off on an additional round of duties.
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A major Democratic fundraising bundler says party donors are holding off on contributions to any potential presidential contenders until rising star Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates 6900 Democrats react to NYPD firing of officer in Garner case: 'Finally' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall MORE decides whether he is running in 2628.
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" Flashback: Some lines from Wednesday's meeting, in which Trump proposed holding off on a major NRA priority on concealed carry, raising the age to buy assault rifles to 21 and, most controversially, taking people's guns away before they've had due process... "I'm a fan of the NRA, there's no bigger fan...but that doesn't mean we have to agree on everything.
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Meanwhile, the White House is holding off on an address by national security adviser John BoltonJohn Robert BoltonSchumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord Why President Trump must keep speaking out on Hong Kong Trump meets with national security team on Afghanistan peace plan MORE to the United Nations Security Council to "prove" that Iran was behind the attacks.
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While the White House has been trying to set up meetings with Democratic senators -- including leading Democrats in the Senate and on the Judiciary Committee -- the aide tells CNN that the Democratic caucus remains united for now on holding off on the meetings until they get more assurances that progress is being made in gathering documents on Kavanaugh's nomination, especially those that pertain to his time in the Bush White House.
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As several of their colleagues compete to take on President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, Democratic senators are holding off on picking favorites in the crowded primary field that includes seven senators, 18 total candidates so far and several others weighing bids.
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Powell had voted lockstep with former Fed Chair Janet YellenJanet Louise YellenThink of this economy as an elderly friend: Old age means coming death On The Money: Rising recession fears pose risk for Trump | Stocks suffer worst losses of 2019 | Trump blames 'clueless' Fed for economic worries Recession fears surge as stock markets plunge MORE, who was criticized by Republicans for holding off on rate hikes far longer than they had preferred.
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Democrats had been holding off on meeting with Kavanaugh, demanding Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE (R-Iowa) request documents from Kavanaugh's time as staff secretary in former President George W. Bush's White House.
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The iconic civil rights leader, who switched his endorsement from Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 21625 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE to Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 2900 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 220006 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 2202,2628 at auction MORE in 28500, is holding off on backing a candidate as he considers the massive field of contenders.
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The Koch network is holding off on endorsing a 2016 presidential nominee, though has narrowed its preferences down to five acceptable candidates: Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE, Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE, Jeb Bush, Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE and Carly Fiorina.
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