And workers will, at least partially, be in the driving seat.
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We are really in the driving seat, and you know what?
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Making chips even more high-tech could keep America in the driving seat.
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Sears' largest creditors are in the driving seat, and they have two options.
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Well, with David Harbour in the driving seat, they seem to have chosen wisely.
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But there's no doubt the regulator is in the driving seat at this point.
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Elkann has transformed EXOR's portfolio during his time in the driving seat of the family empire.
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In the West, companies from the technology world, not the carmaking world, are in the driving seat.
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Users in the driving seat When Sorensen first tried HAL, she could barely move across flat surfaces.
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Germany are in the driving seat in Brazil after wins for Laura Siegemund and Tatjana Maria in Florianopolis.
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He is back in the driving seat, controlling the narrative, with no one apparently able to stop him.
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In the 12 months since the release of To Pimp a Butterfly, Lamar's remained firmly in the driving seat.
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It said he would travel to Dubai in a couple of weeks to get "back in the driving seat".
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Anger is in the driving seat in this Democratic insurgency, just as much as it is in the Trump campaign.
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If this were to happen, it would then leave 5SM in the driving seat ahead of the country's general election.
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The result "gives us confidence that management is back in the driving seat", said Phil Roseberg, an analyst at Bernstein.
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Salvini's allies took an additional 10% between them, meaning they should be in the driving seat in the January ballot.
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"We want to be in the driving seat of our own destiny," Sturgeon told 3,000 delegates at the SNP's spring conference.
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The ANC was in the driving seat for the parliamentary race with more than two-thirds of the voting districts counted.
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Yet, when the call to protest went out to local farmers, he jumped in the driving seat of his family's tractor.
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"It's still the dollar which is still very much in the driving seat for gold," Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke said.
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And America is upending decades of foreign policy, demanding a new, transactional world order that keeps it in the driving seat.
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Admittedly, Uber's self-driving robotaxi has a human sitting in the driving seat, but only to take over if something unexpected happens.
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The second problem shared by those in the driving seat, whether of a racing car or a multinational firm, is constant travelling.
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Mixing her powerful game with sliced backhands to slow down Muguruza, Mladenovic was in the driving seat after pocketing the first set.
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If anything, he has positioned Alibaba as a useful ally as the government attempts to put Chinese consumers in the driving seat.
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I knew Miatas were small, but when I turned to sit in the driving seat I still panicked as I sat down.
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Democrats face strategic questions As the dust settles from Sondland's testimony, the Democrats, given their House majority, are in the driving seat.
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"We know that it is the military in the driving seat -- Khan is on board and is the public face," Afzal said.
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" "(TPP was) an economic complement to military planning in the South China Sea," he said, while OBOR puts China "in the driving seat.
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That was the initiative of the local government, all parties involved attest, but Beijing has been firmly in the driving seat ever since.
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MbS's comments triggered a series of approaches by international investment banks who wanted to be in the driving seat, one of the sources said.
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In Russia, too, there is a trade-off of interests between faith and state, but the state seems more clearly in the driving seat.
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Sun finished with 12.766 before Artur Dalaloyan and Ivan Stretovich landed their attempts on the apparatus to put Russia firmly in the driving seat.
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But their win puts them in the driving seat in Group F, with Germany in the rare position of having their backs to the wall.
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Now that Mitchell was in the driving seat at the secret "Cats Eye" site, Soufan was unconvinced he was the right man for the job.
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Defending champion Geraint Thomas, however, is in the driving seat in second place, just 1:12 behind the Frenchman and 1:21 ahead of Pinot.
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The transaction will put F2i in the driving seat and loosen the grip of Mediaset, which now controls EI Towers with a 40 percent stake.
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How sizeable an interest is not stated but fund managers are unlikely to be in the driving seat when it comes to operating the mine.
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This should boost profitability and prevent layoffs that would have been difficult to justify in Italy particularly with populist political parties in the driving seat.
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"The U.S. dollar remains in the driving seat of the metal markets, causing a lot of volatility for silver," Julius Baer said in a note.
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"We are getting back in the driving seat," Giordani said, promising a push to boost revenues and subscriber numbers, but saying a quarter had been lost.
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The family owners want to remain in the driving seat and retain governance control of the electronic payment firm which operates in 11 countries in Europe.
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When an AV gets confused and does not know how to respond, or makes the wrong decision, the safety engineer in the driving seat takes over.
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This June, speaking to Israeli newspaper Yediot Ahronot , she agreed that during her early career, she didn't feel as though she was in the driving seat.
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"European companies are in the driving seat here," said Odd Arild Grefstad, CEO of Norwegian asset manager Storebrand Group, which was involved in talks with Equinor.
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"Supply factors usually drive the oil market, but the last few months demand is in the driving seat," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Vanguard Markets.
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"This will put LTA in the driving seat to make timely investments in capacity expansion and the replacement and upgrading of operating assets," the LTA said.
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"He was pretty much in the driving seat for a lot of it, and I did use him as my anthology and my mythology wizard," Hardy said.
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Bloomberg reported earlier this month that SoftBank was in the driving seat to acquire shares from existing Uber investors amid concerns about the future of the company.
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Either way, Circle is banking on being in the driving seat for this approach, pushing first and fast to get all the necessary international links in place.
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The fact that France is now in the driving seat of the project favours Dassault to take charge since most of Airbus' defence activities are in Germany.
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The fact that France is now in the driving seat of the project favors Dassault to take charge since most of Airbus' defense activities are in Germany.
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But they have already had the unfortunate consequence of putting Mr Trump alongside the rulers of Saudi Arabia and Russia in the driving seat of global oil policy.
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I want to stress that they are in no way a substitute for a competent motorist in the driving seat who can react appropriately to the road ahead.
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CCTV footage showed one attacker getting off the motorbike as he took a few steps toward Mr. Abidi, who was sitting in the driving seat of the vehicle.
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Both teams struggled to shoot from distance but Australia's offensive rebounding and accuracy from close range put them in the driving seat for much of the second half.
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The Greens would probably be in the driving seat and would have to accommodate a radical left agenda from the Left, such as raising the top tax rate.
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Last week, Uniper Chief Executive Klaus Schaefer said he would defend the energy group's independence, suggesting a full takeover would not be possible with him in the driving seat.
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R&D head Henrik Green said that Uber was "up and running" with its program again, albeit with humans in the driving seat, and was testing to collect data.
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Although the ruling E.P.R.D.F. is a coalition of four parties, the Tigray People's Liberation Front representing the Tigray minority has been in the driving seat since the 1991 revolution.
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They might have put themselves in the driving seat had they taken a host of late chances, but as with their opening defeat by Germany, their finishing let them down.
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I. is actually a great reset point, because the classic players who typically control this industry — Intel, with the x86 instruction set — they are not in the driving seat anymore.
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However, if ETNZ does not sign up to the deal and wins this year's Cup, they would then be in the driving seat, potentially throwing the new accord into doubt.
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Four birdies in five holes heading into the back nine put Wiesberger firmly in the driving seat, with Fitzpatrick hitting out of bounds for a double-bogey at the ninth.
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Uniper Chief Executive Klaus Schaefer said he would defend the energy group's independence, suggesting a full takeover of the group would not be possible with him in the driving seat.
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"Nobody wants to be in the driving seat when the train crashes," he said, referring to the elections in Saxony and Brandenburg and in the eastern region of Thuringia in October.
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The forward's pace was too much to handle for City and Mbappe put Monaco in the driving seat with a goal after eight minutes, proving a nightmare for the visitors' defense.
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President Francois Hollande must navigate a fine line between tackling French voters' increasing disillusionment with the EU and France's ambition to be in the driving seat alongside the bloc's powerhouse Germany.
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Vogue Arabia is facing backlash for featuring an image of Saudi Princess Hayfa Bint Abdullah Al Saud in the driving seat of a classic car on the cover of its June issue.
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Kerr scored her second goal of the tournament with a header after 11 minutes to put the Matildas in the driving seat on a stiflingly hot night at the Stade des Alves.
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This impasse has put South Korea back in the driving seat, with Moon called on once again to salvage negotiations as he did ahead of Trump and Kim's Singapore summit in June.
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DOUBLE-FAULTS Kerber again broke to go 3-1 up in the second set before Kasatkina leveled for 3-3 only for another double fault to put Kerber back in the driving seat.
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For sterling, political risk has been in the driving seat for nine months, with the currency losing around 17 percent against the dollar since Britain's vote to leave the European Union last June.
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The expected demand in Germany for more smart energy devices is why the big power companies are scouring the market to snap up promising startups to ensure they stay in the driving seat.
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The Chinese president has made development of trade routes like the "new Silk Road" the signature policy initiative of his leadership, which has often put politics rather than economics in the driving seat.
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" "But liquidity is in the driving seat, and the expectation of more accommodative monetary policy in Europe is driving demand for paper that offers an alternative to low-yield government bonds in Europe.
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Defense analysts say the French company is in a strong position to be in the driving seat from a technological point of view, having made it plain it regards BAE as its technological peer.
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"Our position is to say that the door is always open to potential discussions," he said, adding, however, that it was very improbable that Orange would be "in the driving seat" of any discussions.
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He made gains on the fifth and the ninth to turn in 34 and added three more birdies on the back nine to put himself in the driving seat ahead of Sunday's final round.
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Chief marketing officers of some of the biggest international brands tell CNBC that to take on the ad-blockers and win, companies should be listening to the consumer and putting them in the driving seat.
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"The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is putting women in the driving seat — and so are we," the publication said, referring to the country's imminent lifting of a decades-old ban on women driving in the country.
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The issuing of the country's first driver's licenses for women also comes just a few days after a polarising Vogue Arabia cover featuring Princess Hayfa Bint Abdullah Al Saud in the driving seat of a car.
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Ultimately, Xi does not want the US to be in the driving seat in a region where China increasingly calls the shots, and at a time when relations between Beijing and Washington are at a low.
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It has strong links with the Sudanese military, which is now in the driving seat -- even if Bashir, the man described by Prigozhin as a "wise and balanced politician," is now in a high-security prison.
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"The Summit opened a dialogue between youth and decision makers, putting young people in the driving seat with voice and agency to realize their potential and the change they are persisting towards climate action," it read.
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Waymo, Google's self-driving car unit which is now a separate company in the Alphabet family, has gone a step further, operating autonomous minivans in Chandler, a suburb of Phoenix, without safety engineers in the driving seat.
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In his big speech to the five-yearly Communist Party congress in October, the country's president, Xi Jinping, spoke of China as a "torch-bearer" and "in the driving seat" as far as environmental matters were concerned.
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Romell Quioto and Emilio Izaguirre put Honduras in the driving seat with early goals and although Carlyle Mitchell pulled one back for the visitors after half-time, Eddie Hernandez scored a third for Honduras with 10 minutes remaining.
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Given the relative resilience of the U.K. economy since the Brexit referendum, particularly compared to many doom-and-gloom forecasts which have proved either premature or exaggerated, politics is currently undeniably in the driving seat regarding currency movements.
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Barclays has been in the driving seat on several high profile chemicals transactions, advising Air Liquide on its purchase of Airgas in 2015 and also representing Evonik and Total on the recent disposals of their respective chemicals units.
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"With the plan, the government is in the driving seat to boost growth, taking the burden off the central bank, so it can concentrate on controlling inflation expectations," said Juan David Ballen, strategist at brokerage Casa de Bolsa.
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Sorensen says it initially felt like HAL was doing most of the work by helping induce her muscles to make small leg movements that mimic natural walking patterns, but then she found herself increasingly in the driving seat.
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Emirates New Zealand's abstention raises the stakes for this America's Cup because if they win the trophy they will be in the driving seat for deciding what type of boat will be raced in the next cup, and where.
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Platforms certainly remain firmly in the driving seat because — until a court tells them otherwise — they control not just the buttons and levers but the positions, sizes, colors, and ultimately the presence or otherwise of the buttons and levers.
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Ronda Rousey's career has been built around harai-goshi and while she has experienced the danger of control on a couple of occasions against Liz Carmouche and Holly Holm, the vast majority of the time Rousey is in the driving seat.
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Shiffrin, who won her maiden overall World Cup title last season, tops the standings with 1081 points and is also in the driving seat in the slalom on 580 points with the Feb 9-25 Games in South Korea's Pyeongchang beckoning.
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Bonnesen has held the position since 2017 when she took over from SEB's former CEO and holding it had put her in the driving seat to work with Swedish and European regulators and policymakers in establishing rules for the banking industry.
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Since the reopening of diplomatic relations between South and North Korea in January, with Pyongyang participating in the Winter Olympics and inviting President Moon Jae-in to North Korea, analysts say Seoul has been in the driving seat on engagement policy.
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The chiseled Joshua's perfect 20-fight, 20-knock-out record, allied to a personality that has turned him into the poster boy of the division, has given him a profile that puts his camp in the driving seat for big fight negotiations.
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ZMP has been testing self-driving vehicles that also have someone in the driving seat on Tokyo roads since 2016, and is planning to set up a fleet of such taxis to ferry athletes and guests around the city for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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The entrepreneur has made it clear he may seek U.S. federal and other earthbound government funding as part of that mission, but it increasingly looks as though the taxpayer might be a supporting element rather than – as would previously have been expected – in the driving seat.
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"It's not clear to me that Disney would allow Comcast to get Sky at 13 pounds in order to definitively get hold of Fox when they are really in the driving seat," a London-based hedge fund manager with shares in Fox and Sky told Reuters.
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"We want to remain in the driving seat and lead the M&A process in those business areas where Leonardo is a leader, on the opposite side, in those areas where the group is not a leader it is open to cede control in a combination," he said.
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Anadolu, who trailed by as many as 14 points in the first half, nosed ahead 45-44 shortly after the break but CSKA hit back and stayed in the driving seat for the rest of the contest after a 14-5 run gave them the lead for good.
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In the words of smooth-faced, sweet potato-muscled men in the driving seat of shiny navy cars along clifftops wearing cashmere sweaters with just a couple of wrinkles and strong handshakes everywhere, may I say once and for all: rabbit rillettes—they're the best a man can get.
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Longer term, the impact could be felt globally, too, backing up President Xi Jinping's pledge to put China in the "driving seat in international cooperation to respond to climate change" by reducing emissions at a time when the United States under President Trump has treated the issue dismissively.
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Also absent from the interview were any hard questions about whether Uber has overriden regulators' safety concerns in seeking to accelerate its autonomous tech onto public roads as quickly as possible, and before it's been tested robustly enough — following the typical Uber playbook that puts rollouts and user growth in the driving seat.
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Since receiving the mandate, Lazard has been firmly in the driving seat after taking control from Takata's board and the Takada family, which have struggled to make much headway in talks with automaker customers, said the person, who did not want to be named because of the private nature of the discussions.
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Whatever the truth of the substance of that claim, many Facebook users clearly feel they have little control over what they are exposed to on the service — which in turn undermines the company's claims that it puts its users in the driving seat when it comes to data (be that how their own data is used, or what other data the service exposes them to).
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