A committee of MPs is to iron out the kinks.
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Hopefully, the new Bike model will iron out those kinks.
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The researchers still need to iron out a few problems.
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But the researchers still have some kinks to iron out.
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To be sure, there is a lot to iron out.
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They have been trying to iron out the details beforehand.
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But the final agreement still has wrinkles to iron out.
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To iron out living standards, the government has used numerous strategies.
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Getting professional management could also help iron out sticky family politics.
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There are a couple of hiccups Amazon needs to iron out.
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Zhang is still looking to iron out the kinks on Lowkey.
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The fine detail, of course, will be harder to iron out.
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The Virgin app, certainly, needs work to iron out various bugs.
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We iron out the details of my flight, and then catch up.
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We talk about the wedding in June and iron out some details.
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Well, it appears there are still a few wrinkles to iron out.
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They have applied statistical methods to iron out whatever other issues remain.
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Warren's bill could iron out some problems, but it can't tackle everything.
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But the leaders did not iron out a clear path to denuclearization.
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The president gave Congress six months to iron out a legislative fix.
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But first, they had to iron out an important wrinkle: Americans' fickle memories.
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There are some interesting kinks here that Amazon may have to iron out.
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The two sides are allowing for 90 days to iron out the specifics.
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Congress is now preparing to iron out the details between the two bodies.
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Talks with Canada to iron out differences are likely to stretch into September.
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Hopefully Nokia can iron out the kinks in time for the U.S. launch.Â
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Time is needed to root out any dysfunction or iron out any friction.
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However, the president gave Congress six months to iron out a legislative solution.
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His order is now calling on his administration to iron out the specifics.
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Instead, they're typically updated regularly to iron out the bugs or add new content.
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But before we can unravel the movie's twisty ending, let's iron out its premise.
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Click through to see a few of the best sources of iron out there.
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But there are still a few wrinkles that the scientists need to iron out.
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As part of his revitalization plan, he wanted to iron out any interpersonal issues.
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Can the Berniecrats and party establishment stick together and iron out a winning agenda?
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Trump's pitch is that he can iron out good deals and make Washington work.
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"The number of logistics we had to iron out was incredible," Ms. Schweighofer said.
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During the first session on Monday, there were plenty of kinks to iron out.
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Ryan and Trump will meet on Thursday to try to iron out their differences.
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Oh, they say, there are people we know who make iron out of rocks.
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He said "working groups" would iron out details on a timeline of a withdrawal.
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In June, the leaders of Ethiopia and Egypt vowed to iron out their differences peacefully.
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Several have already reported partnering with ALICE certified police trainers to iron out the details.
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There are a few kinks to iron out when it comes to bezel-free tech.
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Google will definitely need to iron out those bugs before it reaches consumers this fall.
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She also said she "went several rounds" with the ACLU to iron out their objections.
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Markets are supposed to iron out a company that spends half its revenue on trees.
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Before I meet up with any guy, I iron out the terms of our arrangement
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Ms. Anelli said that planners would work to iron out wrinkles before next year's gathering.
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The Mets recently skipped him in the rotation to let him iron out his inconsistencies.
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Some have told him they would like the two sides to iron out their differences.
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Britain has less than 11 months to iron out a deal with the European bloc.
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"The goal is to iron out what people want and what they don't want," she says.
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It's also quite a looker, but it has a few kinks it needs to iron out.
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They also went directly to local affiliates to iron out the details and work on infrastructure.
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Sennheiser has a few additional issues to iron out on the wireless front with the MTWs.
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Luckily for Google, the company's managed to iron out the early bugs for pretty solid results.
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And there's still a lot to iron out in the app to make sure it's working.
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Di Maio said he wants to meet Salvini later in the day to iron out divergences.
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The envoy was now working with the Houthis and the government to iron out the problems.
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The Food and Drug Administration has put together a working group to iron out these issues.
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The company then followed up with a slew of updates to iron out the remaining bugs.
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S. trade deal on China's willingness to iron out a pact and as the pound dipped.
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Even if they preserve the new payments, there are still a few wrinkles to iron out.
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There are many legislative hurdles and ample policy differences that lawmakers still have to iron out.
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Next week, the two chambers will begin negotiations to iron out differences between their spending bills.
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Witnesses and the committee also can iron out details of testimony and reconcile contradictions between witnesses.
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It allows companies to iron out any wrinkles in their financial reporting with the regulator privately.
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You should end your first year with one to help iron out the wrinkles that emerged.
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That will give lawmakers mere weeks to iron out a deal before Johnson's self-imposed Oct.
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General Electric: The industrial giant needs to iron out the details of its merger with Baker Hughes.
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The company has since pushed the release date indefinitely to iron out kinks in the display tech.
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The two leaders agreed to form a new framework focusing on trade talks to iron out differences.
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A second source said more time was needed to iron out a complete business plan for Alitalia.
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There are kinks to iron out, and it will always be confusing and frustrating for some people.
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The TFTA is meant to iron out these differences, but the details are still to be decided.
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Having this time, from now until launch, it really helps us to iron out those softer areas.
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The two federations met with the International Olympic Committee a few months ago to iron out differences.
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There are still many details to iron out, though, including how to build such a monumental structure.
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The regime is using the world stage to dangerously iron out the glitches in his nuclear program.
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Lawmakers are struggling to iron out a handful of contentious policy fights, including funding for Planned Parenthood.
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The issues: Democratic leadership and the Trump administration have to iron out technical changes to the legislation.
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This allowed Zebra, the N.F.L. and Wilson, which makes the game balls, to iron out technical kinks.
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Chef Zonfrillo from Restaurant Orana is helping indigenous populations to find warehousing and iron out supply fluctuations.
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First, House Democratic leadership and the Trump administration had to iron out technical changes to the legislation.
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The second half, while never quite falling into hagiography, tends to iron out the first half's ambiguities.
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But it differs from conventional Botox as it does not iron out wrinkles caused by muscle contractions.
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The companies can, ideally, get ahead of any attacks and iron out any significant bugs in their patches.
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That won't be enough, though, and there are still some thorny issues left to iron out, Brill said.
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With the mechanisms for demobilization and entering politics now defined, little is left for negotiators to iron out.
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Once the bill becomes law, the administrative details are expected to take many more months to iron out.
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But they will not iron out other, more substantial, kinks in the system, which now help the Conservatives.
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This is a good time to iron out the details on projects that you may have been neglecting.
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While texting with an acquaintance recently to iron out plans for drinks, something happened that gave me pause.
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The company still believes it can iron out these problems by the end of the year, Petitcolin said.
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Bloomberg reports the Office of Government Ethics are working with a tax firm to iron out those details.
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If they didn't think it would help iron out some of our trade disagreements, they wouldn't have bothered.
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There are no significant regulatory differences to iron out and no subsidy-hungry special interest groups to placate.
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To be sure, the justices could iron out their differences and begin setting a new pattern of consensus.
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Those who market the city seem eager to iron out the rougher right-wing edges of the place.
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It still has its wrinkles to iron out, as manufacturers coalesce around the same standards within the standard.
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Let's iron out statement and use that to get date and then PreZ can go forward with it?
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That bill was signed as the administration and lawmakers iron out a stimulus package potentially worth $1 trillion.
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Bishop said Tuesday the White House and Hill staffers met one last time to iron out the details.
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The talks had been meant to iron out the last unresolved details of the landmark Paris climate agreement.
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As for any riders brave enough to participate in programs still working to iron out their flaws, good luck.
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This way, the company can iron out the bugs and test new features on a large group of users.
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Confederations Cup games, however, passed largely without incident and Russia says it's working to iron out any remaining problems.
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"I'm having good swings, good results right now, but still some things I'm trying to iron out," Healy said.
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If only he had had a few more months to iron out those kinks, and develop those latent themes.
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The relief package was initially expected to be unveiled Friday, but was delayed to iron out last-minute concerns.
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That will be a key element for the remake to iron out and a deciding factor in its success.
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Photograph by Makeda Sandford for The New Yorker A few months in, Mo's has some kinks to iron out.
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And now I think Ms. Pelosi recognizes that waiting could provide time to iron out some of those details.
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But there's still plenty of wrinkles to iron out on the financial front, Max Colchester of the WSJ notes.
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There's also no time for House and Senate negotiators to form a conference committee to iron out their differences.
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The timing of the summit was announced by representatives of both countries who met Thursday to iron out the details.
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I FaceTime with my GF for a while, trying to iron out dates for our trip to Spain this summer.
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But it will be difficult for the United Kingdom and the European Union to iron out their differences in time.
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With that option defeated, Paul Everitt, CEO of ADS Group, says it is now time to iron out negative consequences.
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Nevertheless, Lauren was anxious for the day because she knew she needed to iron out last week's drama with Ben.
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The KDP and PUK were unable to iron out differences and agree on one candidate as they have traditionally done.
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American and European trade representatives met in Washington last week in an attempt to iron out their differences on trade.
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Trump's announcement follows negotiations between diplomats on both sides of the Pacific, intended to iron out the summit's final agenda.
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They have worked to iron out lingering concerns in weeks of talks with the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative.
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The Cubs demoted Edwards to Triple-A Iowa earlier this month to iron out his woes to start the season.
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If Democrats can iron out their leadership questions, starting with the Democratic National Committee chair, reason for optimism could grow.
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Of course, this is merely the first release of Gboard, and I'm sure Google will eventually iron out the wrinkles.
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Today's VR equipment still has some kinks to iron out, but the hardware is nearly complete enough for consumer use.
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The next day, the two sides worked furiously to iron out a statement outlining the scope of a trade deal.
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A legislative conference committee will meet today to try to iron out the differences between the House and Senate bills.
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But at least the interactions between Sasha and Rosita and Maggie and Daryl serve to iron out key longstanding conflicts.
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This is designed to iron out the jumps and shakes from 360-video footage to make sure it's actually watchable.
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But that skill could become obsolete in three years or so, when machine learning advances enough to iron out the imperfections.
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Atlanta has had three full days off since Monday's home loss to the Golden State Warriors to iron out the kinks.
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Top U.S. trade officials spoke with their Chinese counterparts Tuesday as Washington and Beijing work to iron out a trade deal.
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Now that the mission has been given the go-ahead, the various teams will work together to iron out the details.
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An open meeting between the Senate and House conferees this afternoon where they were to iron out differences in their plans.
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It took the Securities and Exchange Commission four years to iron out the details of exactly how those investments should work.
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After that, he tells us he's going to stay with a distant cousin ... he just needs to iron out the details.
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As with self-driving cars, rigorous real-world testing is required to iron out all of the kinks in the system.
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Then again, the same was true for The Vampire Diaries, which took about half a season to iron out its kinks.
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His situation marks one of many ways the NFL is trying to iron out its own inconsistencies by imposing tighter regulations.
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Better to admit AirPower is dead than to keep giving false hope that they're still trying to iron out the issues.
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You're feeling unsure about things today, but tonight you'll iron out what you should be spending your time and energy on.
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It's been working with a few small African companies and merchants to iron out the bugs ahead of today's official launch.
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Though the deal between the N.B.A. and MGM was officially announced Tuesday, the sides still need to iron out numerous details.
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Moreover, the list of questions is most likely a starting point for follow-ups as investigators try to iron out ambiguities.
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Steckel said OneWeb and its manufacturing partner, Airbus (EADSF), had to iron out issues in their production system and supply chain.
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The United States and Japan outlined initial details of a trade deal Wednesday as they to iron out a broader agreement.
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The team and agent Rich Paul are expected to iron out the details and reach an agreement, according to the report.
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While there were still plenty of details to iron out, the proposed agreement seemed to satisfy most of the prime minister's demands.
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Your first release was in 2003 and those years give you so many moments to iron out the creases of your craft.
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If LG can iron out the software issues and improve the battery life in the V22017, it might be a great phone.
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Tesla has an early access program for select drivers that it uses as a testing platform to help iron out software bugs.
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Prince is just one of many who've left behind a legal cacophony for courts to iron out and heirs to fight over.
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Resetting the device often works wonders, forcing a reconnection with the router and device that can iron out plenty of temporary problems.
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Your personal planet of love, home, and family life will help you iron out any wrinkles in your relationships, romantic and familial.
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Mercury's retrograde periods throughout the year will provide you with the time you need to iron out any details along the way.
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Then, if any strand of my hair begins to coil, I pull my flat iron out again to straighten it into submission.
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Richmond's coach was trying to iron out a game plan, but Golden's teammates understandably were looking to him in concern and confusion.
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Drone delivery in the United States faces an uncertain regulatory future, and there are myriad technical and social problems to iron out.
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The Australian Olympic Committee has also said the IOC and FIFA would need to work together to iron out the qualification issues.
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The Australian Olympic Committee has also said the IOC and FIFA would need to work together to iron out the qualification issues.
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Mr. Gates moved to the Republican National Committee, helping iron out joint fund-raising agreements and other contracts with Mr. Trump's campaign.
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EU leaders aim to iron out details on the refugee pact with Turkey by their next scheduled summit on Thursday and Friday.
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Tesla is trying to iron out production bumps after struggling to produce Model 3 sedans and failing to meet several production deadlines.
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Attacks rattle the tense Kashmir region, China tries to iron out trade deal details and one lone Blockbuster store withstands wider changes.
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If Snapchat can iron out the tech issues, it's neat to put an AR sculpture for people to come see in real life.
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Tillerson was also in Beijing to iron out the details of a tentative summit between Presidents Trump and Xi in Florida in April.
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Hopefully, August can iron out the View's bugs and expand on its features in the future, but right now, I'd wait before purchasing.
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While BMW already has the technology, he explained, there are still a lot of questions to be answered and wrinkles to iron out.
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The two ministries have held several meetings with industrial experts in recent months to iron out details of the proposal, the source said.
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Granted, there are still some kinks to iron out, like how the company would get the shoes back in order to recycle them.
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The group will iron out the details of how it will hit the target at its next meeting in Vienna on Nov. 22017.
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"Pokemon Go" is still being rolled out into new territories while Niantic is still trying to iron out problems that have angered fans.
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But public health experts said Project Surya's initiative has several kinks to iron out if it's going to scale to millions of households.
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If Kalanick and Benchmark can't iron out their differences soon, it's possible that Khosrowshahi and SoftBank will be hostage to the arbiter's timeline.
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Lawmakers would first have to iron out differences between the Senate's legislation and a bill that passed the House of Representatives last month.
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As the debate continues, some senators have stated their support for a short-term extension to iron out the rest of the differences.
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There are also eminent domain wrinkles to iron out, as the government will have to purchase land from Texans to construct the project.
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To finalize the package Wednesday, party leaders had to iron out a handful of stubborn wrinkles that remained after weeks of tense negotiations.
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In 1998 he went to Cuba to negotiate directly with Fidel Castro to iron out last-minute snags over Pope John Paul's historic visit.
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The Puerto Rico Senate, which approved a similar bill last week, was still working on Tuesday to iron out differences between the two bills.
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On Sunday, in Amman, Jordan, Mr. Kerry spoke three times by phone with Russia's foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, to iron out the details.
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The two countries are meeting in Washington on Wednesday and Thursday for high-level talks in another attempt to iron out their trade differences.
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Like his acceptance was just a front, and after we got married he would try and iron out everything he didn't like about me.
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That would give its prodigal CEO Jack Dorsey some breathing room as he tries to iron out big changes to product and staff. Profitability?
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Word is that the purchase price would be a bit north of $40 million, although there are still some final details to iron out.
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The company has been trying to iron out production bumps after struggling to produce Model 3's and failing to meet several production deadlines.
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While there are plenty of details to iron out, the fact that these corporate giants are looking for solutions is encouraging if not inspiring.
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The parties would then have 30 days to iron out the details and keep the process moving toward a potential ratification vote next year.
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In order for that to happen, however, the restaurant will have to iron out some rough spots, which can include lengthy waits between courses.
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So is that where the game's at, five or six months from release—it's mostly all there, just with these creases to iron out?
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Even if the senators release their holds, there is work to be done to iron out the differences in the Senate and House bills.
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Two weeks ago, he used the extra time between starts to throw a second bullpen session to iron out his mechanics, and it worked.
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Tesla also promised to iron out production problems for its new, cheaper Model 3 sedan and meet short-term and long-term delivery goals.
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That appears to be part of the playbook that Democrats and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer have been following to iron out a deal.
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Lowey told Democrats on Wednesday morning that she was "cautiously optimistic" that chairs of the 12 appropriations subcommittees could iron out their differences quickly.
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And he again suggested that he and Mr. Xi may ultimately needed to iron out the remaining differences before a final deal was reached.
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Negotiators have been seeking to iron out differences on changes to China's treatment of state-owned enterprises, subsidies, forced technology transfers and cyber theft.
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Sure, perhaps the manufacturers can figure out a way to iron out the kinks, like the foldable screen being stiff or having a visible crease.
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We were trying to iron out every technical detail, because we knew we needed to have stuff really figured out before we got on set.
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While Apple will likely eventually iron out this bug as well, affected users can use iOS's text replacement feature as a workaround in the meantime.
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Those distinctions are key to iron out as researchers continue investigating the effects of screen time, says Marc Potenza, a professor of psychiatry at Yale.
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Negotiators from both camps have been seeking to iron out differences over China's treatment of state-owned enterprises, subsidies, forced technology transfers and cyber theft.
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That trip built on nearly a dozen direct calls between Secretary of State Colin Powell and Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf to iron out the crisis.
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CNN could not verify the authenticity of the ISIS claim, which surfaced on social media, nor could it iron out the discrepancies in the accounts.
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Unless they iron out the wobbles and flaws that marred Sunday's routines, China could be left off the team podium for the second Games running.
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Website What's on Weibo reported that internet users had taken to discussion boards Baidu Tieba and Zhihu to iron out what exactly constituted "shehuiren" subculture.
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Looking back, he said, he probably should have used his 9-iron out of the sand instead of trying to take something off an 8.
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The Senate version will now be sent to conference committee to iron out differences with a version passed by the House of Representatives in May.
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Now that we have a solid (if imperfect) baseline, it'll be great to see Pai's research iron out those last remaining kinks in digital characters.
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A more responsible American administration would try to iron out the tensions between Britain and the E.U. — even just to protect its own strategic interests.
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For now, there are more questions than answers, as state workers like Ms. Putnam hustle to iron out all the details, let alone explain them.
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Su'a-Filo will be used as a backup guard as the Cowboys work to iron out the kinks of an offensive line impacted by injuries.
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The House passed the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement on Thursday, ending a more than yearlong grind to iron out Democratic concerns about the pact.
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But when House and Senate negotiators sat down to iron out differences between each chamber's version of the bill, Republicans insisted on removing the provision.
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The focus switched to Brussels, where Mrs May engaged in some shuttle diplomacy to iron out the details of her agreement ahead of an EU summit.
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I also Gchat with my sister while we iron out the details of a floral design workshop and pop-up flower bar we're hosting this month.
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He was there to iron out details about what the jury will hear when his trial starts for allegedly drugging and molesting Andrea Constand in 2004.
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But I think we're going to use you as a base, the two of you, I think you're going to have to iron out that problem.
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They iron out the details of their fresh coulpledom — which includes settling on Gam as their couple name — and fall asleep peacefully in the radio studio.
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"There is a lot to iron out and we need evidence of long-term stability before restructuring," added the banker, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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To iron out differences between countries, in December 2015 the European Commission capped interchange fees at 0.2% per debit-card transaction and 0.3% for credit cards.
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Equipment still needs to be installed in tunnels and then trains must complete test runs on thousands of miles of track to iron out any problems.
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Yet as The Economist went to press, Republicans had delayed the release of their tax bill by a day, having failed to iron out the details.
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Republican lawmakers would then look to iron out any differences in December and attempt to send a final version to Trump's desk before the year ends.
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Women's champion Angelique Kerber will be hoping to iron out some of the wrinkles that have affected her first two rounds when she faces Kristyna Pliskova.
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Raab also said he wanted the sides to try agreeing on a political level what they have so far failed to iron out in technical talks.
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To do that, negotiators from the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate will need to iron out differences between their two versions of the legislation.
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As good as it is, there are plans to make it even better and new properties can take a bit of time to iron out kinks.
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The challenges facing the House bill are two fold: First, House Democratic leadership and the Trump administration had to iron out technical changes to the legislation.
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Pelosi's comments Sunday, however, suggested the process will be longer drawn, perhaps requiring each side to pass its own bill and iron out the differences afterward.
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Mr. Macron wants to iron out such anomalies, though the government insists that it would not do away with R.A.T.P. workers' special status all at once.
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The situation is so pressing, in fact, that Apple is pushing up the release of iOS 073 by a week to help iron out the kinks.
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The House passed a new North American trade deal on Thursday, ending a more than year long slog to iron out Democratic concerns about the agreement.
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If Fitbit can iron out the software kinks, that strong battery life and great fitness capabilities will make the Ionic a healthy rival for the Apple Watch.
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But the two sides asked for a one-day extension as they sought to iron out differences, potentially setting the stage for the halt to be lifted.
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Blackberry PrivBlackberry made the move it should have made about 4 years ago and is now on Android, but it still has some issues to iron out.
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Now, as the House and Senate prepare to iron out a final version of the bill, we urge those involved to adopt the Senate's approach to SNAP.
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Nakao's comments came as officials from the U.S. and China convene in Beijing to iron out their trade tensions — a meeting that's widely watched by investors globally.
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While the House and Senate iron out these details, the executive branch has an opportunity to plan ahead for how to implement the Caesar Act most effectively.
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Though it's entirely possible that Google will iron out Stadia's issues over the coming months, it's clear that now — at launch — the service isn't ready for primetime.
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Meanwhile, the House and Senate were rushing to iron out differences on a third package of bills, including Agriculture, Interior, Transportation, and Financial Services and general government.
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The upper chamber voted 95-1 to set up a conference committee with the House that will seek to iron out the differences between the chambers' bills.
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The announcement was made by George Weaver, U.S. under-secretary of commerce, as he left a meeting of the nations involved to iron out the final details.
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"We are in discussions to iron out any misunderstanding or issues raised between the parties," a Samsung spokesperson said in a statement sent to Reuters on Friday.
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If the diplomatic effort can be revived, the consensus is that it will require far more legwork at the "working level" to iron out a detailed framework.
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It remains to be seen just how much of a difference it'll make given the kinks we still need to iron out regarding network coverage and quality.
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Scoreboard was expected to launch by the start of the NFL season but was delayed to give the state more time to iron out last-minute kinks.
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Ms. Lowey and Mr. Shelby also met with Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California and Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, to iron out sticking points in the legislation.
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Many of those who tested out the watch had a lot of positive comments to share with Apple, but there were a few issues to iron out.
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Once that happens, House GOP leaders say they want to go to conference to iron out the differences with their version, which passed before the Thanksgiving break.
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The changes are to be expected as automakers try to refine the business model and iron out the kinks, like how to efficiently schedule and deliver cars.
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After Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson visited the Kremlin in April, the two sides set up a working group to try to iron out some differences.
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So the younger Moon and his mother met at the family-owned Cheong Jeong Peace Palace about an hour from Seoul, South Korea, to iron out their dispute.
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IFPI is happy to work with the Indian Government to iron out this issue and ensure that particular online interactive transmissions are not subject to a compulsory license.
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The company has teamed up with grid companies to help iron out imbalances in transmission networks by aggregating battery owners to operate as a single "virtual" power plant.
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Earlier discussions between D66 and CU last month fell apart when CU leader Gert-Jan Segers said "a miracle" would be needed to iron out differences with D66.
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We believe that once the country manages to iron out its issues of recession and currency volatility, its banking and electricity sectors could be poised to strongly benefit.
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An early version suggests that Microsoft still has issues to iron out before the full release, although that hasn't stopped people from sharing their creations on social networks.
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The legislation, a version of which the House has passed 100 days ago, has been stalled in the Senate while negotiators iron out some details in the language.
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The goal of the Starhopper flight tests is to iron out the launch and landing processes of spaceflight, while the Starship itself is being built for actual spaceflight.
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Some financial services companies are banking on a so-called transition period between the Brexit deadline and the official departure from the EU to iron out their operations.
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You're in luck — Apple plans to release a public beta to everyone so that early adopters can get their hands on new features and iron out the bugs.
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Trump announced on Saturday that Kelly would leave his post at the end of the year and sought to iron out a plan for Ayers to succeed him.
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The fine details might take years to iron out fully, but agreement on a deal's outline would give enough certainty to businesses in Britain to resume some investment.
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Since the two officially split after years of an on-off relationship, they have been going head-to-head in court to iron out custody of the children.
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Senators and representatives must still iron out minor differences between the two versions of the bill — one version would allow sales to begin on Sundays at 10 a.m.
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The bloc also wants to iron out the lingering differences over Britain's withdrawal, including the Irish border, the exact role of the EU's top court and expatriate rights.
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Instead, I'll note that a pre-production model — which Roose admits still had many remaining issues to iron out — won the prestigious EuroBike trade fair in July 2017.
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Goyal has had a series of meetings since last week with foreign and Indian e-commerce firms and technology companies with an aim to iron out policy issues.
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Bob Menendez faces an imminent corruption trial with big political implications; Google and Walmart team up to challenge Amazon; the British government tries to iron out Brexit wrinkles.
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As a budding social media platform, Byte has limited amounts of content and a few minor kinks to iron out like the app crashing when editing longer videos.
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While few investors are expecting the two sides to iron out a full-blown trade deal, Wall Street will be looking for signs of progress from the negotiations.
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Samsung canceled the launch and went back to the drawing board to iron out the kinks in the Fold, and months later, it claimed that it fixed it.
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Hemp growers and processors believe having the backing of McConnell — along with Democratic senators like Ron Wyden of Oregon — will help iron out some of these regulatory headaches.
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The channel requires diligence in testing, and if you have other business challenges to navigate, using digital growth channels can help iron out your messaging, landing pages, etc.
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Pyongyang has repeatedly asked Washington to meet its year-end deadline and to offer a new initiative to iron out their differences over the North's nuclear weapons program.
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A one-week temporary funding bill passed Friday averted a government shutdown over the weekend and bought more time to iron out lasting disputes between Democrats and Republicans.
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Global financial markets have been buoyed by hopes that Trump and Xi could soon iron out a deal, ever since Trump delayed a threatened March 251 tariff hike.
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"Seoul has to be the main driver of the diplomatic process, helping the US and North Korea rebuild momentum and helping to iron out their differences," Pacheco Pardo said.
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Lawmakers said the dominant Kurdish parties — the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) — were unable to iron out differences and agree on a candidate.
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Tangdou Guangchang Wu ("Jelly Bean Square Dance"), which started out posting dance videos (with filters to iron out wrinkles), aspires to be a one-stop shop for the old.
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It's common to see this in TV series finales, when, say, two people who've never quite gotten their act together finally iron out their differences and fall in love.
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In other words, when it comes to actual legislating, Democrats would have to iron out a lot of party differences to get close to passing a single-payer policy.
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Talks were extended through the weekend in a bid to iron out differences on changes to China's treatment of state-owned enterprises, subsidies, forced technology transfers and cyber theft.
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The app's interface looks great and the company still has nine months to iron out any kinks before its estimated June 2017 shipping date, so fingers crossed for that.
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Senior officials from the CDU, CSU and SPD met in the chancellery on Thursday to iron out outstanding issues on the formation of a coalition government, party sources said.
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Tesla, meanwhile, has gathered more than 400,000 orders for its Model 3 sedan, which is just starting to reach customers as the automaker tries to iron out production problems.
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Sandwiched in between, third seed and 2015 champion Stan Wawrinka will hope to extend a good run on clay, and iron out a statistical quirk, against Ukraine's Alexandr Dolgopolov.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), as well as other colleagues on both sides of the aisle, to iron out the language of the bill and finalize a list of co-sponsors.
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To iron out volatilities in the dinar/euro exchange rate, the central bank has so far this year sold 43 million euros ($960 million) and purchased 110 million euros.
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The richer West saw that rule as undercutting its labor market and workers, while the poorer East has said it should be allowed to help iron out economic disparities.
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If we iron out the kinks and work out the best way to help clinicians I think we will see something of a hockey-stick curve on the graph.
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At the same time, entrepreneurs are trying to iron out the archaic inefficiencies of the art world with new types of financial products, particularly the secure ledgers of blockchain.
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Organizers said they were trying to iron out logistics while waiting to hear back from the New York State Department of Health after applying for a mass gathering permit.
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For example, in 2011, Mr. Timerman, Ms. Kirchner's foreign minister, made a secret trip to Syria to iron out the plan with Ali Akbar Salehi, then Iran's foreign minister.
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To get there, they had to iron out a small handful of stubborn wrinkles that threatened to sink the entire package — disagreements that were finally resolved late Friday evening.
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Then, things quickly returned to normal: The party leaders emerged from their meetings to say that they had asked the president for more time to iron out significant disagreements.
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When Mr. Carter lifted the ban, the Pentagon also began a broad, yearlong training program meant to gradually iron out the changes that would come about for service members.
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There's so little time to iron out differences that if a single party stands its ground, the two sides might not reach a deal before the clock runs out.
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If negotiators iron out differences and reach an agreement, Cuevas said a "transition period" of five to 15 years will be needed to comply with the new regional content rules.
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Running eight episodes in total, the show is will iron out more of the details surrounding Hanna's identity and upbringing — namely, how did she come to be such a warlord?
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GE expects the software to help generate $12 billion in digital revenue by 2020, though it took a two-month "time-out" earlier this year to iron out technical problems.
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You can talk to your cat while watching it chase a red laser pointer There's plenty of potential to this Rolling Bot if LG can indeed iron out its kinks.
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Now that members have reviewed the language more closely, House GOP and Democratic leaders are hoping to iron out the issues without re-opening the bill for a major rewrite.
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Aides say Trump will display his dealmaking/closing skills as he makes his case to the American people, while continuing to work behind the scenes to iron out final details.
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Liu and his team would remain in Washington for three days and possibly longer to iron out the two sides' differences, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said n Wednesday.
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The late release of the full-year quotas comes as Beijing and Washington work to iron out the details on a so-called "phase one" deal to end trade hostilities.
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The Texas Republican told CNBC on Friday it will take "at least a couple months" to iron out differences within the GOP, which has a narrow majority in the Senate.
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The late release of the full-year quotas comes as Beijing and Washington work to iron out the details on a so-called "phase one" deal to end trade hostilities.
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Senate Democrats still hope to keep contractor back pay in the bill when the House and Senate meet to iron out differences in their spending plans — if that ever happens.
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"Traders view the deal in a tentative light ... This baby-step agreement could take weeks to iron out," said Stephen Innes, Asia Pacific market strategist at AxiTrader in a note.
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That regional disparity was a major factor in Pelosi's leadership shakeup following the 2016 cycle, and Democrats since then have sought to iron out the regional disparities in their ranks.
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A source familiar with the Russian thinking told Reuters that Moscow would "most likely" reach consensus with OPEC this week and just needed to iron out a few outstanding issues.
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While accounts differ over whether the conference negotiations are truly finished or whether there are still details left to iron out, a vote in the House may come next week.
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Although senior Afghan political leaders have been meeting to iron out their disagreements, they appear to be some distance from reaching a consensus, with election-season mistrust complicating the discussions.
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Our advice: Give your brand new OS a chance to iron out the kinks, but if battery problems persist, there may be more at play than the usual iOS iteration troubles.
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But the fact that negotiators still need up to five weeks to work out the actual text of the agreement indicates they still have to iron out a lot of details.
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In colonial America, the tavern served the role of the ancient Greek agora—a public space where citizens came together to share ideas, iron out disputes, and even drum up revolution.
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Media reports have said the deadline could be pushed back to allow more time to find a solution on Natixis and iron out a few other outstanding issues such as governance.
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Agricultural committee staffers had continued negotiating throughout the Congressional recess to iron out differences on the bill, though a final agreement was unlikely to be produced before Thanksgiving, one staffer said.
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This sort of real-world testing ran into some snags as the company works to iron out the kinks, now that the product is available for both iOS and Android devices.
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House Democrats are currently negotiating with the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative as they try to iron out concerns about Mexico enforcing new labor laws under Trump's replacement for NAFTA.
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At that point, the puzzle still needed work, including two new pairs, but Will and Joel Fagliano patiently helped me iron out the wrinkles in what I consider my debut puzzle.
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They would also need to iron out an agreement on what restrictions to include on the funding, with the White House pushing for wide leeway on how they can use it.
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His amendments, like Brady's in the House, will be the most substantive and designed explicitly to iron out Byrd Rule problems, along with the political and policy problems in their conference.
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Republicans are looking in the coming weeks to iron out differences between the tax bill that passed the House last month and the one that passed the Senate late last week.
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Thursday's committee meeting was set to iron out differences between the two versions before sending the updated bills back to the House and Senate floors and eventually to the president's desk.
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McConnell is seeking to first build a consensus among Senate Republicans — on everything from direct payments to loans — and then will bring his proposal to Schumer to iron out the details.
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Jim Crounse, who has handled direct mail campaigns for Hillary Clinton and who will serve as a senior adviser to Mr. de Blasio's campaign, said they would iron out the bumps.
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Satya Nadella has almost completely changed the group of top Microsoft executives who make key decisions and iron out issues since taking the company's CEO title from Steve Ballmer in 2014.
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Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) huddled twice Tuesday to iron out a dispute over what to do about the water crisis in Flint, Michigan.
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Labor unions voicing skepticism about the updated North American trade agreement are becoming a final obstacle to the deal that House Democrats and the White House are seeking to iron out.
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That leaves many of these broader questions open — leaving it up to the lower courts and perhaps future rulings to iron out where the law really stands between these two sides.
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It's just going to take a bit more work on HTC's part to iron out the bugs and a bit of imagination from users to come up with smarter uses for it.
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It'll be an important detail to iron out, because Bezos told the Post the first landing will set the stage for future missions: "Any credible first lunar settlement will require that capability."
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National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow said Friday the strength of the U.S. economy gives it the upper hand over China as the two countries try to iron out a trade deal.
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A government team flew to Washington this week to iron out differences over the bill and a separate issue of how to resolve the debts of state-owned enterprises, government sources said.
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Marketing and brand-building stressed a product's uses—this brand works well to clean your clothes or iron out wrinkles, or this cream will reduce age lines if you wear it daily.
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The bills passed by the House and the U.S. Senate have some key differences, so representatives from both chambers will now meet to iron out the dueling versions of the tax overhaul.
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Trump and House Republicans have not reached agreement on border adjustability but could iron out most of their remaining differences on tax reform in two to three weeks, ahead of the Jan.
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While it's hard to iron out the facts, we do know that an incredible act of resistance did take place that day from a woman who had the guts to fight back.
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That means the pressure is now on to iron out differences in time for Basel's oversight body of central bank governors and heads of supervision (GHOS) to endorse a package in January.
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In the process, Apple allowed third-party hardware vendors to do a lot of the experimentation, to drive awareness and interest in the category and to iron out kinks in the model.
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Further inter-Korean talks, to iron out the details, including travel and accommodation for the North Korean party, will also need to be held between now and the February 9 opening ceremony.
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Communications director Anthony Scaramucci has urged the president to sit down and talk with Sessions to iron out their issues and that would be a good idea, but it has not happened.
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More innovatively, it included a promise that each party would support the priorities of the other in Parliament and called for the establishment of a reconciliation committee to iron out eventual differences.
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Then on Thursday, the Financial Times reported that PayPal had decided not to attend a Libra Association meeting in Washington, DC, where members were slated to iron out details of the charter.
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Republicans are expected to iron out differences between their tax bills in the coming weeks after the House passed its plan last month and the Senate passed its version late last week.
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"We're making progress, but there haven't been meetings in the last two days," Lowey said, adding that committee staff is tentatively planning to meet Wednesday afternoon to iron out the remaining wrinkles.
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Ghani spoke with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov "to iron out the differences and ensure talks with the Taliban happen in presence of the Afghan government," a senior Ghani official told Reuters.
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Amazon had already offered two-day or next-day delivery in the U.S., UK, and Japan, which has allowed it to iron out its processes in the lead up to offering Prime Now.
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Salameh also told Reuters that November's around 2 percentage point increase in local currency interest rates had been sufficient to iron out market imbalances, "therefore we have an outlook of stable interest rates".
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Richard Shelby, chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, said he hopes the bill passes and said it is likely to go to conference, where the House and Senate will iron out their differences.
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The rival oil officials agreed in principle to unify the oil sector in May, but the agreement on the structure and leadership of a joint group took weeks of meetings to iron out.
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One key to the success of the talks is whether the euro zone can iron out its differences with the International Monetary Fund to ensure that the IMF then participates in that plan.
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By getting Trump to understand that more time is needed to iron out a compromise, the hope is that he will waive the sanctions now, per two Senate aides familiar with the conversation.
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Representatives for the Mercosur group of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay have gone to Brussels this week, seeking to iron out the final details of the accord before European summer recess in August.
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We're in the middle of building a VR testing lab at the TechCrunch office, and I'm trying to iron out as many kinks as possible before said kinks end up costing me money.
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That would be a significant step toward signing a deal, but it does not guarantee that the world's two largest economies could iron out enough of their differences to get an agreement signed.
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It took a long time to iron out the details, in part because the Securities and Exchange Commission was concerned that ordinary people could lose their life savings because of fraud or naïveté.
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Johnson was a stroke off the lead in the last round of the 2011 British Open at Royal St. George's when he hit a long iron out-of-bounds on a par 5.
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Better yet, I'd like to click a "schedule this" button in my email and have a bot iron out the details on my behalf, with a couple of taps from me to confirm.
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They would be meeting for dinner in a private room at the Midtown restaurant Patroon to iron out the details of a new five-year contract extension for the N.F.L. commissioner, Roger Goodell.
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Delegates at last week's climate conference in Madrid were supposed to iron out the details of the Paris climate accords' rules, set provisions for international carbon trading and ramp up climate-action targets.
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"More problems could arise, and there's a lot more to iron out," but the call "was an important first step," the source said, indicating things are moving toward the hearing happening next week.
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"Right now, we are working with the Natural Resources committee, the administration, and our Democratic counterparts to iron out the final constitutional and legal questions surrounding the legislation," Ryan said in the statement.
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The current study, which is near completion, is working with the families to iron out kinks in design as Stanford prepares for a larger clinical study it hopes to launch later this year.
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Basel has said the aim of the outstanding rules is to iron out big differences in the way banks assess risks from loans, a key calculation that determines the size of their capital buffers.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Wednesday trade talks with China are progressing well, as the world's two largest economies try to iron out an agreement to resolve their trade dispute.
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Now that both the House and Senate have passed their separate bills, they will need to form a conference committee to iron out their differences before sending a bill to President Donald Trump's desk.
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The government aims to iron out the details in the coming month with employers, unions and experts and include the plans in a broader labor reform package to be presented to parliament next month.
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Senior officials from the CDU, CSU and SPD planned to meet on Thursday — before the SPD ballot has ended — to iron out outstanding issues on the formation of a coalition government, party sources said.
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Officials from Iraq's and Iran's state oil firms, SOMO and NICO, met last month to iron out details of oil sales to the Kermanshah refinery, the acting chief of SOMO, Alaa al-Yasiri, said.
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In an interview with state-owned broadcaster RAI 3 Di Maio, who leads the ruling 5-Star Movement, said he wanted to meet Salvini, leader of the ruling League party, to iron out tensions.
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He adroitly used committee deliberations to carefully craft legislation and iron out compromises so that, once a bill was sent to the House floor, it was in proper shape to be passed without amendment.
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The House of Representatives formally voted 222-192 Monday night to go to conference committee on the tax bill, where it will work to iron out key differences between its bill and the Senate's.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The leaders of Ethiopia and Egypt vowed on Sunday to iron out their differences over a dam Addis Ababa is building on the Nile River that Cairo fears threatens its water supplies.
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The governors are demanding a seat at the table with President Trump and GOP leaders as they attempt to gut the massive federal program and iron out the details on their own replacement plan.
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That means trade issues with Europe will have to remain at technical levels to iron out differences on market access and tariff and non-tariff barriers to trans-Atlantic flows of commerce and finance.
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The rushed bill included some huge drafting errors, so a conference committee with the House will have to iron out the kinks, with final votes in each chamber providing a final opportunity for resistance.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer continues to negotiate with the Trump administration as he tries to iron out disagreements, including oversight of Treasury Department relief to businesses and how much to strengthen unemployment insurance.
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The details of the plan are still closely held as Republicans seek to iron out the details, but GOP leaders are looking to move at a break-neck pace to get the bill passed.
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The phone call came as the two NATO allies worked to iron out differences and discussed ongoing cooperation in Syria to defeat Islamic State militants even as U.S. forces began withdrawing from the country.
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While I can still confidently say that nothing will ever replace the magic of my comb attachment and flatiron (it's the ultimate dynamic duo), Brush Crush definitely helped iron out my beef with straightening brushes.
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It seems like Apple still needs to iron out its TV plans — and with a $1 billion budget and an active team looking for new content, it needs to do it sooner rather than later.
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But Gallagher believes that the competitive approach will be a surefire way to find areas where two strategies might be in conflict and iron out the differences, and find problems that exist in all three.
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The study reckoned that China's annual economic growth rate from 2008-2016 was 1.7 percentage points lower than its official numbers, while noting authorities have been trying to iron out problems with local government statistics.
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That has left officials a very short time to iron out a host of technical issues - and only about half the parties that crafted the Paris deal eligible to participate in the early decision-making.
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"These exercises are not only great in what they achieve for learning objectives, but also just how we can iron out creases so when we deploy we can work shoulder to shoulder," said Lt. Col.
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The ECB hopes to iron out unwarranted variability between models and restore credibility to the use of internal models, at least for "high-default" portfolios where there is sufficient default data for good-quality modelling.
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House and Senate Republicans must iron out their differences and approve the same budget resolution before it can provide Republicans the legislative advantage requiring only a simple majority vote in the Senate known as reconciliation.
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Since then, Tesla has raced to iron out kinks in the assembly process, mainly by scrapping some complicated robotic machines that proved ill suited to certain tasks, and hiring hundreds of workers to replace them.
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Increased oversight on the metal underscores Beijing's priority to maintain market stability in a sensitive political year, and its continued efforts to iron out the country's history of boom-and-bust cycles in commodities trading.
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Ms. Meyer spent weeks meeting with members of Congress and their staffs to try to build support and iron out differences for legislation that was backed by both the White House and the speaker's office.
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The Five Star members have reiterated their intention to hold a referendum on abandoning the euro currency and held a meeting in Rome to iron out simmering differences between the party's orthodox and pragmatic wings.
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The report urged the government to standardize laws at state level to iron out differences in how authorities deal with corruption, as well as improve collaboration between agencies tasked with implementing policy and collecting data.
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The House and Senate are still working to iron out differences between their respective annual defense policy bills, known as the National Defense Authorization Act, before the law expires at the end of the year.
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Subcommittee chairs are aiming to iron out their bills by Friday, which has been pinpointed as a soft deadline if legislators are to have enough time to write and pass the bills by Dec. 20.
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It's also crucial to the impact of the film that it doesn't avoid or try to iron out the questionable parts of his character, such as the sexism obvious in Winogrand's Women are Beautiful book.
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The company is doubling the amount of testing it does on the hinge to make sure things work, and it's still got plenty of time before that planned 2020 launch window to iron out any bugs.
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It's not an entirely unpleasant effect, but it takes some getting used to, especially when you can hear your own voice bounced back at you in response There are a few other kinks to iron out.
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The downside is that the camera isn't great at handling multiple people in the same shot — you can't choose which face to focus on — but this seems like something Fujifilm can iron out with firmware updates.
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Washington and Beijing are currently working to iron out a deal after President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed late last month at the G-20 summit in Japan not to levy new tariffs.
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A graduate tax would iron out an unfair feature of university-tuition fees, in which those with high salaries are able to escape a 9% levy on their income by paying off their student debts early.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki says Eritrea and Ethiopia have built trust since signing a peace deal in July, but need to iron out further elements of their ties to make their cooperation sustainable.
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Tesla's ability to deliver on production targets for Model 3 sedans has weighed on its stock in the past, and the company recently acknowledged there were delivery bottlenecks and promised to swiftly iron out the delays.
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Tesla's ability to deliver on production targets has weighed on its stock in the past, and the company has been working to iron out bumps after failing to meet production targets for its Model 3 sedans.
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It's possible that even if Republican senators pass the "skinny repeal" and it goes to conference, House and Senate Republicans won't be able iron out disagreements between moderates and conservatives that have dogged them for months.
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Anyone …Read more ReadThat said, if Samsung is content with burning a mountain of cash to speed up the technology's development and iron out the potential issues before devices hit store shelves, I'm all for it.
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Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP), controlled by the treasury and now TIM's second biggest investor behind Vivendi, is in talks with the French group to iron out an agreement, two sources familiar with the discussions said.
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CNN global affairs analyst Joseph Yun said a joint declaration of some sort on June 12 was far more likely, given the short time period to iron out differences before Trump and Kim sit down together.
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That's because extensive negotiations have to be carried out by the two economic giants to iron out frictions that have seen both threatening tariffs on each other's products, according to Haibin Zhu, JPMorgan's chief China economist.
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He will seek to iron out differences across the EU in the way regulators give exemptions or too much flexibility to banks from some capital requirements, a task the European Central Bank is also looking at.
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Republican and Democratic negotiators will need to iron out a number of wrinkles in the spending deal when they return to Washington next week, including disputes over healthcare for miners and debt assistance for Puerto Rico.
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OPBAS will be hosted by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to close loopholes and iron out differences in anti-money laundering guidelines being applied by 22 legal and accounting professional bodies with more than 200,000 members.
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Since then, however, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) has strengthened the flexibility of its cash management while improving communication with the market to identify and iron out any potential fund shortfalls in a timely manner.
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Conte returned to Rome from a G25 meeting in Biarritz, France, for an evening meeting with 53-Star leader Luigi Di Maio and PD chief Nicola Zingaretti intended to iron out the details of an accord.
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Conte returned to Rome from a G25 meeting in Biarritz, France, for an evening meeting with 53-Star leader Luigi Di Maio and PD chief Nicola Zingaretti intended to iron out the details of an accord.
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Since then aides from the two respective committees have been meeting in earnest to try to iron out the differences between the two bills to create one piece of legislation that could be signed into law.
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The full state Senate is expected to vote on the measures this week, while a joint committee will meet to iron out the final language in the bill if the wording is changed slightly between houses.
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Congressional aides briefed on the process say there is still a lot of detail to iron out, but all agree that after last night's call between the parties, a hearing next week is more than likely.
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"I'm looking forward to seeing how many times I'm going to be able to hit driver and if not, am I going to be able to sting that two-iron out there quite often?" he said.
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We try to iron out differences by insisting they don't matter, attribute a greater moral fortitude to the plain or leap in defensively when someone is described as not conventionally attractive, or — worse — ugly or fat.
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Mantashe had also openly criticized Zuma's actions but he painted a different picture on Wednesday, saying the ANC would "close ranks" around the president and the party would iron out its differences with Cosatu and SACP.
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The tussle marks the latest in a number of U.S. protests over Indian government policies which impact American companies and comes at a time when the two countries are trying to iron out other trade irritants.
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Sources close to the former couple say they underwent at least 7 mediation sessions together to iron out a deal for custody of Dream, and they've continued to be in direct contact about their daughter's care.
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Adding to the legislative confusion, GOP lawmakers remained uncertain about the precise contents of the compromise bill Thursday afternoon, and scheduled the conference meeting later in the day as they scrambled to iron out the problems. Rep.
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From CNN's Paula Hancocks Beijing (CNN) --Tillerson's first priority during scheduled meetings in Beijing Saturday will be to iron out the details of a tentative Florida summit scheduled in April between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Randall, who stands out (according to Reece) for "her persistence," put Kramer on the case, seeking to address the critics and, she said, "to iron out all the wrinkles" in the analysis before Gaia data becomes available.
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There's been a flurry of negotiations between the U.S. and North Korea leading up to the on-again, off-again summit; officials from Washington and Pyongyang visited the hotel last week to iron out logistics and security.
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Without revealing where those projects are, he says he plans to start by moving cargo, a good way to prove the system works and iron out the kinks without killing anybody, all while bringing in some revenue.
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Production numbers released on October 2nd contained encouragement for a firm that has struggled to ramp up output of its Model 3, its first mass-market EV. But Tesla still has big distribution problems to iron out.
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Hitting that price point required some comprises on the company's part, and there are still a fair number of wrinkles to iron out here, but the first Mighty will tick most of the important boxes for users.
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Hence, the KDE Slimbook, which allows the developers of KDE to reliably iron out specific issues by having a standardized hardware platform that they can develop software for, making it easier to ensure its software runs correctly.
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The Boston Celtics were not pleased with their defensive effort during a 21-210 road trip but will have plenty of time at the team practice facility to iron out those issues over the next three weeks.
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Mind of Mine is a debut record, one made after five years in what's been painted as a sort of musical captivity, and Zayn has plenty of time to iron out the kinks in his solo work.
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Since then, aides from the Senate Rules Committee and the House Administration Committee have been meeting to try to iron out the differences in order to create one piece of legislation that could be signed into law.
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Powell focused on "broad" global weakness, rather than good news, insisting that pledges by Washington and Beijing in recent weeks to return to the negotiating table to iron out their differences on trade failed to remove uncertainty.
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Several players on the Panthers, who are owned by Jerry Richardson, one of the last owners to release a statement responding to Trump's attacks last week, had met with Richardson midweek to iron out differences over demonstrating.
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If Senate and White House negotiators are able to iron out those differences, she said, the House could accept the Senate bill and likely pass it quickly by unanimous consent, allowing the House to remain in recess.
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Still, that's not the end of the story — since the House and Senate will likely end up with different final products, a conference committee would be convened with representatives from both chambers to iron out the differences.
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While Democrats expect to hold a vote on the bill, the House leadership and chief proponents of the measure have had to iron out concerns from within the party's caucus, particularly from members representing more rural districts.
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The House provision is now a major point of contention as House and Senate negotiators iron out a final version of the National Defense Authorization Act — and part of a multi-pronged challenge to Trump's war powers.
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Tara Lee, a USC lawyer, said it will be at least 30 days before the two sides iron out the particulars of how the agreement will work and then present an agreement to federal Judge Stephen Wilson.
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The House and Senate each passed their versions of the National Defense Authorization Act in July and September, respectively, and will need to iron out differences before enacting a final compromise by the end of the year.
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Tesla's ability to deliver on production targets has weighed on its stock in the past, and the company has been working to iron out production bumps after failing to meet production targets for its Model 3 sedans.
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Senior fashion student, Ben Peleg, holds up his team's prototype — already finished — and explains that he wanted to use the hack time to iron-out the tech element of his team's idea, rather than build and configure simultaneously.
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The state of play: The FAA could propose standard regulations this month allowing small drones to fly over crowds and populated areas, per the WSJ, but there are still other regulations that will take years to iron out.
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The new flagship, which most anticipated would be announced last week at MWC, has been pushed back for a standalone event either because Samsung had some extra wrinkles to iron out or it simply preferred a standalone showcase.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United Nations special envoy for Syria said on Thursday he would work with Russia to iron out details of a planned 48-hour humanitarian ceasefire in Aleppo, in order to deliver aid quickly to civilians.
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Even as the two parties try to iron out their differences, the plan to vote could be derailed by the Senate's attempt to confirm Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch, this week before the two-week spring recess.
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Some exhausted negotiators were seen leaving the conference venue in Katowice, Poland, in the early hours of Saturday morning to get a few hours' rest but many ministers worked through the night to try and iron out differences.
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The calculation may be: better to accept a rocky launch and iron out the kinks in the early months, in preparation for a 2020 fall season that is likely to see major console launches from Microsoft and Sony.
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Kotahatuhaha said his team still needed to conduct more research and get outside expertise to iron out those details, but he'd want the submarine to be a "zero-emission vehicle" that harnesses power from the sun or tides.
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Bill sponsors hope to iron out some of the kinks over the next few weeks, but it's unclear whether major sticking points, such as concerns over safety and trucks being excluded from the legislation, can be easily resolved.
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Neal was included in many of the conversations on the coronavirus legislation, and last Thursday evening, Pelosi called Neal to help iron out last-minute differences on policy with Mnuchin, one source familiar with the negotiations told CNN.
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The talks in Tokyo starting Monday are expected to iron out technical differences on rules for the treatment of labour and intellectual property but unlikely to yield a conclusive statement that member countries will quickly sign the pact.
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There are many technical aspects about this process that the Chilean National Congress and civil society have yet to iron out, like the size of the constitutional assembly, its representativeness and how indigenous populations will be accounted for.
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The two countries agreed at a summit earlier this week to create a new framework focusing on trade talks to iron out differences, though Japanese officials say it will take time to reach a solution agreeable for both.
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When asked if there was something about the initial launch he would do differently, if given the opportunity for a do-over, he said the team would have liked more time to iron out some of the details.
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A crucial meeting between OPEC and its allies in early December could easily turn into a "formality," analysts have told CNBC, with the world's most influential oil market players likely to iron out production policy in Buenos Aires instead.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bankers will work through the night to iron out last minute hitches before Wednesday's launch of a major reform of European Union financial markets that aims to apply lessons from the financial crisis nearly a decade ago.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's ruling AK Party is finalizing plans to formally cement President Tayyip Erdogan's powers by creation of an executive presidency and will meet the nationalist opposition to iron out details, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Tuesday.
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Republicans are scrambling to iron out their strategy, hunting for an eleventh-hour escape hatch as they near a showdown with Trump, who has threatened to issue his first veto if the resolution of disapproval reaches his desk. Sen.
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Under the draft agreement, the UK will stay inside the bloc's single market and remain subject to EU laws and regulations until the end of December 2020 while the two sides attempt to iron out a new trade relationship.
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As of Friday morning, one GOP Senate aide described the negotiations as still in their early stages even as lawmakers only have a matter of a week or so to iron out their differences before the planned holiday break.
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Ahead of a meeting between officials from the world's two largest economies to iron out their trade tensions, state-owned Chinese media has one message for the American delegates: Don't expect China to give into all of your demand.
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Senators from both parties need to work fast to iron out a common-sense solution that preempts a range of different state laws and establishes a national labeling standard, while helping consumers get the information they want about ingredients.
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Top members of the Senate and House Appropriations committees had been expected to meet on Wednesday evening to try to iron out the remaining roadblocks, but that meeting was canceled amid a standoff over the immigration and border issues.
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SEATTLE/PARIS (Reuters) - Boeing Co's decision to suspend aerospace's biggest production line exposes contrasts in the U.S.-dominated 737 MAX supply chain, severely straining some niche machine shops while giving engine giants time to iron out their own wrinkles.
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A pep talk from coach Raemon Sluiter seemed to help Bertens iron out her unforced errors but the world number nine collapsed completely with the second set at her mercy, failing to convert four opportunities to level the match.
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SEATTLE/PARIS (Reuters) - Boeing Co's decision to suspend aerospace's biggest production line exposes contrasts in the U.S.-dominated 737 MAX supply chain, severely straining some niche machine shops while giving engine giants time to iron out their own wrinkles.
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However, experts said more needs to be done to iron out the details of how the 10 countries should proceed with the bid, including the possibility of fielding one regional team consisting of the best players from the region.
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He said he expects Airbus to deliver 10 of the planes as promised this year and that he had met with the CEO of Airbus's planemaking unit, Fabrice Bregier, and programme executive Didier Evrard on Thursday to "iron out the issues".
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Yuan Shaobin, executive president of CITIC Myanmar, told the Myanmar Times in an interview published on Monday that the company had agreed to a 30 percent stake, but also said more negotiations were needed to iron out the financing details.
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Eclipses find us seeing things in a new light, and with Mercury and Uranus working well together, you'll be able to iron out any awkward situations as you make the necessary adjustments in your life during this extra-special new moon.
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Euro zone finance ministers reached a political agreement with Athens two weeks ago in Malta on what reforms Greece must implement to secure new cheap loans and teams of technical experts were to iron out the details as soon as possible.
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Togelius says, in the near term, AI will likely help developers test games before they're released, with companies being able to rely on AI agents to playtest software at accelerated rates to discover bugs and iron out kinks in the gameplay.
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For the next phase — the part the company is launching today — it is expanding to a public beta with a waiting list, to on-board new photographers onto the list gradually and to iron out any kinks in the business model.
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Freeland met Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo in Toronto on Monday to iron out details of the negotiations, and they agreed it will be critical to tackle some of the most complicated issues, Mexico's Economy Ministry said in a statement.
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But this depressing view of human relations is a betrayal of the founding principles of America, in which it was asserted that most people left alone would tend towards self-discipline, while a little law would iron out the rest.
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Wall Street closed higher on Wednesday as investor optimism was stoked over hopes the United States and China could iron out a trade deal, and benign inflation data suggested the Federal Reserve would hold interest rates steady in the near term.
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The agreement, which ended days of speculation about whether a deal announced earlier this month would hold, was initialed in Khartoum in the presence of African mediators following a night of talks to iron out some details of the agreement.
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Republicans are eying a short-term spending bill, known as a continuing resolution or CR, to buy time for the negotiators to iron out the remaining sticking points — a temporary extension that was expected to pass easily with bipartisan support.
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While Mexico had negotiated a deal on the North American Free Trade Agreement with the United States on Monday, U.S. and Canadian officials were making a final push to iron out differences ahead of a Friday deadline set by Trump.
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Although there may be a few wrinkles for Congress to iron out, if lawmakers stick to their principles and do what they've promised to do, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will be a smash hit with taxpayers and consumers.
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Democrats have been pushing for assurances from Mexico on labor reforms and enforcement, and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer has been meeting frequently with Pelosi and the nine-member USMCA Working Group to iron out the fine print on the deal.
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A committee meeting to iron out differences between the House and Senate versions of a three-bill spending package was abruptly canceled Thursday morning, throwing a wrench into plans to restore regular order to spending legislation Congress has until Oct.
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In that time span, Republicans hope to iron out differences between the two tax plans over the deduction for state and local taxes, the timing of a corporate tax rate cut and the future of the estate tax on inheritances.
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The markets continued to slide even amid talk of an economic stimulus, a reflection of the uncertain path for any legislation and a likelihood that it will take days or weeks to iron out among the House, Senate and White House.
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With a new tournament series, the Fortnite Champion Series, currently taking place between now and late September, Epic seems eager to iron out the issues with the B.R.U.T.E. just as the collective outrage from players appeared to reach its apex.
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Early adopters of Project xCloud are probably going to be hardcore gamers who can help Microsoft iron out the kinks before a broader launch, said Joost van Dreunen, co-founder of SuperData, a Nielsen company that analyzes the video game industry.
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It is not clear whether the additional trade talks would take place in Washington or Beijing, but a Chinese delegation led by Vice Premier Liu He could be sent before month's end to iron out phase one of the trade deal.
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People who own businesses, freelance, or are self-employed in particular might want the help of a professional to iron out their atypical tax situations — deductions for home offices, business meals and travel, and vehicles are also audit red flags.
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In a meeting with reporters Thursday, Hensarling said he has a package of 30 House bills to discuss including the Senate bill, and added he was open to private negotiations or a formal conference with the Senate to iron out differences.
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The two camps still need to iron out differences on how low tax rates can possibly go and the best way to transition to new tax laws to maximize the economic benefits of shifting to a revamped tax system, Brady said.
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Four months after both Merkel's party and the SPD performed worse than expected in a federal election, they are trying to iron out policy differences and form a "grand coalition" like the one that led Germany from 2013 to 2017.
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The declines, which put the benchmark S&P 500 on course for its biggest one-day percentage drop in six weeks, more than erased Monday's gains after Beijing and Washington agreed to a 90-day truce to iron out their trade differences.
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When Menendez pointed out that her absences continued well after the talks were concluded -- with Craft spending an average of 20 days a month outside Canada in the eight months since negotiations ended -- Craft said other conversations were required to iron out issues.
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The speaker previously urged Lighthizer not to take the formal step to accelerate ratification until lawmakers had more time to iron out concerns with the White House, according to The Washington Post, which first reported the possibility of Trump making the move Thursday.
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I find Seer is a split second slower than Apple's method and Wox still has some incompatibilities to iron out, however both successfully recreate the home comforts of macOS to a degree that makes me feel no nostalgia for my MacBook Air.
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But that doesn't mean I particularly want to use Face ID. There could be some technical issues to iron out at launch, and even if there aren't, it's just another thing to figure out and get used to without any immediate advantages.
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Nebraska better hope it can iron out its second-half shortcomings as it eyes its 20th straight victory over South Dakota, because the Cornhuskers won't be able to afford such lapses against undefeated No. 12 Creighton or fifth-ranked Kansas next week.
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Policy differences between moderate and conservative Republicans might persist under a Pence presidency, but without the daily breaking news of scandal to distract them, the right would have more space to iron out their differences with a president who understands how Congress works.
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Salameh told Reuters on the conference's sidelines that November's increase in local currency interest rates of around 2 percentage points — a result of the political crisis — had been enough to iron out market imbalances, "therefore we have an outlook of stable interest rates".
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The Senate now needs to pass its own bill, which could substantially differ from the House AHCA, and the two chambers of Congress would then have to iron out the details before it goes to Donald Trump's desk for the president's signature.
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While Congress had approved a budget caps deal six weeks ago — which set the spending levels governing the omnibus — negotiators had scores of contentious policy riders to iron out before the sides signed off, a process that ran right up through Wednesday.
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THE SENATE PASSED THE BILL YOU GO TO CONFERENCE, YOU IRON OUT YOUR RECONCILIATION DIFFERENCES AND THAT'S WHAT WE WANT TO DO. AND THERE ARE THINGS WE WANT TO DO TO IMPROVE THIS BILL, SO WE'RE EXCITED ABOUT THIS PROCESS GOING FORWARD.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Brexit: The European Union granted the United Kingdom and Prime Minister Theresa May a brief reprieve until April 12 to iron out a divorce agreement that has so far eluded May and Parliament for more than a year (The Washington Post).
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A lot of the kinds of things you write comics about are topics that teachers and parents and stuff tend to try to iron out of kids as they age: shitting and fucking and eating too much, basically all of life's essentials.
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When Menendez pointed out that her absences continued well after the talks had concluded -- with Craft spending an average of 20 days a month outside Canada in the eight months since negotiations ended -- she said other conversations were required to iron out issues.
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Negotiators still have to iron out solutions to other contentious issues, including a proposal by the United States to add a sunset clause to the deal that would cause Nafta to automatically expire after five years unless the countries voted to continue it.
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Penguins 4, Rangers 3 | Shootout When the Pittsburgh Penguins visited the Rangers at Madison Square Garden on Friday, both playoff-bound teams were primarily trying to stay healthy and iron out lineup kinks with just over a week left in the regular season.
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Winters pointed out on Monday that the U.S. and China have returned to "proper dialogue" to iron out their trade conflict, while disruption from pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong looked to be subsiding with early signs of tourists returning to the city.
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"We think as we iron out the wrinkles in this over the next couple of months it would be logical that we would begin then to offer connections maybe at Dublin airport, certainly at Stansted airport in the next 12 months," O'Leary said.
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President Trump and Kim Jong-un, the reclusive leader of North Korea, will attempt to iron out the details of a history-making agreement on denuclearization when the pair meet later this month in Vietnam for their second face-to-face dialogue.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union is confident that a deal on how much capital banks must hold to avoid a repeat of the financial crisis can be reached in January, a top official said, as policymakers and global banking regulators iron out their remaining differences.
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Citing several sources, the Sankei Shimbun report said the government was considering bringing clocks forward by two hours between June and August next year on a trial basis, to iron out any problems with the change, ahead of a similar implementation during the Olympics.
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If the TPP is ultimately rejected by the next U.S. president, Wang said it could open the door for the two countries to work together to iron out a wider Asia Pacific free-trade agreement, something he said some regional leaders had been asking for.
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And so, barely a week before the talks are set to take place, the United Nations mediator, Staffan de Mistura, has yet to issue invitations and says he will do so only after world leaders iron out their differences over who can attend, diplomats said.
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The House and Senate this week voted to begin talks to iron out the differences in their rival tax bills, giving lobbyists a last window of opportunity to advocate to lawmakers for changes to the final text ahead of a self-imposed Republican Dec.
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The RTA said it's working closely with the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority to iron out legislative and operational guidelines, along with more exact standards for potential taxi service operators to have all the pieces in place before the "commercial and official operation" of the AATs.
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I've tried them out and they sound great, though some of the functions (like tapping twice on the bud to activate/deactivate ANC) didn't work well on multiple units, so Huawei may need to iron out the kinks on these a little before launching them.
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One of those machine guns and the Close-in Weapon System -- a Gatling gun designed to shoot down incoming missiles -- both jammed during the exercise, a reminder of how important the drills are to iron out kinks to make the vessel combat-ready. Cmdr.
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PARIS, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Time to agree a Brexit deal is running out and it will be too late for European leaders to iron out a deal at a European Council meeting in Brussels in mid-October, a French diplomatic source said on Thursday.
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Banking foundations and the Economy Ministry are applying pressure on state lender CDP and infrastructure fund F2i to sit down with Atlantia and iron out a deal to allow Atlantia to cut its stake in its motorway unit Autostrade, Il Messaggero said on Sunday.
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At this week's United Nations' 20203th Conference of Parties (COP25) in Madrid -- where countries are attempting to iron out more aggressive commitments to slash emissions of planet-warming gases -- there is an interesting dynamic at play, with two groups representing US interests on the ground.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street closed higher on Wednesday as investor optimism was stoked over hopes the United States and China could iron out a trade deal, and benign inflation data suggested the Federal Reserve would hold interest rates steady in the near term.
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I figured the bill would move quietly through the legislature, that we would work to iron out any issues with departments and long-term care facility operators, and that we would take another important step forward for the LGBT community in our long march toward equality.
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Two Taliban spokesmen said the ninth round of talks between the United States and the Taliban representatives started on Thursday evening, and a senior U.S. official privy to the peace negotiations said the "crucial meeting iron out smaller details had begun" in Qatar's capital city, Doha.
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Banks have dubbed the remaining capital rules "Basel IV", meaning a step change in capital on Basel III rules, as Basel IV aims to iron out big differences in the way banks assess risks from loans, a key calculation that determines the size of their capital buffers.
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Republican senators said it would also be important for them to iron out their own differences at the start of the tax reform effort, to avoid a debacle like last week's inability to get Republican senators on the same page for a health care bill. Sen.
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RIMBO, Sweden (Reuters) - Yemen's warring parties held the first direct talks in U.N.-led peace efforts in Sweden on Sunday to iron out a prisoner swap, one of several confidence-building measures intended to help launch a political process to end nearly four years of conflict.
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In neighboring New Jersey, for example, lawmakers have been struggling over the past year to iron out the finer points of their marijuana plan, though this week saw Governor Phil Murphy and Democratic leaders finally—yet tentatively—agreeing on a regulatory committee and a tax rate.
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So, you know, maybe London was expensive two years ago, and France is expensive right now at Series A or whatever, but I don't think those things really matter in the long run, because ultimately they iron out as long as the employee valuations are sensible.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE (R-Ala.), can demonstrate tremendous leadership by supporting robust funding for the agency when the two congressional chambers iron out their differences in the respective bills.
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Another military official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said the Defense Department had scheduled a meeting of senior officials on Thursday to iron out where redirected funds will be taken from, and planned to take those recommendations to the appropriations committees in Congress on Friday.
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"We're being told that we're 90 percent of the way there which is obviously encouraging but the final 977.483 percent — which apparently includes the enforcement mechanism and the removal of tariffs — could take some time to iron out," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda in London.
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The Dancing with the Stars pro chatted with PEOPLE Saturday at the 15th annual G'Day USA Los Angeles Black Tie Gala in Los Angeles, sharing that she and husband Robert Herjavec still have a few things to iron out before she gives birth to their twins on the way.
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"We're being told that we're 90 percent of the way there which is obviously encouraging but the final 18.73 percent — which apparently includes the enforcement mechanism and the removal of tariffs — could take some time to iron out," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda in London.
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He also wants the government to speed up its plans to stop landlords evicting tenants at short notice—the biggest cause of homelessness in the region—and to grant local welfare officers more discretion to iron out wrinkles in the roll-out of universal credit, a catch-all benefit.
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"We're being told that we're 90 percent of the way there which is obviously encouraging but the final 977.483 percent -- which apparently includes the enforcement mechanism and the removal of tariffs -- could take some time to iron out," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda in London.
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"We're being told that we're 90 percent of the way there which is obviously encouraging but the final 18.73 percent -- which apparently includes the enforcement mechanism and the removal of tariffs -- could take some time to iron out," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda in London.
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Automakers generally do stop or slow production of new models to iron out problems with the production system, although Tesla took shortcuts with the testing of its production line in order to get to market more quickly, shortcuts that some experts say have resulted in early manufacturing problems.
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Lindsey Graham, a close ally of Trump, has become the latest lawmaker to self-quarantine, as negotiators try to iron out differences on a legislative aid package for Americans that is expected to include paid leave, expanded food assistance, extended unemployment insurance and free coverage for coronavirus testing.
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" Daniel Ives of GBH Insights: "This eye popping top-line beat was a 'shocker' and was a stark contrast to the overwhelming bear sentiment heading into the 303Q print and speaks to a company with strong growth prospects, albeit clear business challenges ahead to iron out in 2018.
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That's quite a bit of lead time between a phone's announcement and when it will be available to the general public, but that will perhaps be useful for Samsung to iron out any kinks in software between now and launch day, especially following the Galaxy Fold debacle of last year.
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Under the proposal, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling Liberal Democratic Party would bring clocks forward by two hours between June and August next year on a trial basis next year, to iron out any problems with the change, ahead of a similar implementation during the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, the paper said.
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If you stay bottled up, you're eventually going to burstOne day, as I was with my parents to make arrangements for getting their furniture moved, a client called in the middle of lunch to iron out a few nit-picky details to finalize the launch of a new business line.
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The judge gave Gates leeway to work with the probation office to iron out the terms of when he will serve his 45 days in jail, saying he could do so on weekends or during times that will not interfere with his parenting responsibilities or his ongoing cooperation with law enforcement.
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The developers at Singapore-based Mighty Bear Games had already pitched an idea to Apple for its new subscription service, but two days before CEO Simon Davis was set to fly to California to iron out the details, someone on the team came up with a pun so powerful it derailed everything.
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"This time, we believe that the environment is more conducive to some type of deal, and if there is not enough time to iron out all the details in just a few days, the ensuing statement will strongly suggest a willingness to act at the November meeting (assuming that market conditions remain challenging)," they said.
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The specifics will take time for the FCC to iron out with input from industry stakeholders and the public, but the broad strokes that Pai has outlined provide a good starting point—getting rid of the ill-fitting legal mechanism that Wheeler employed while preserving some baseline rules and effective oversight from the FCC.
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As long as the renovation isn&apost something that needs attention right away (think: a big leak or a damaged roof), then you can lock in a high interest rate now to earn more on your money while you iron out the details of the project — and actually find the time to do it.3.
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The current iteration of the software is unquestionably better than it was, but unless you truly need the new features on offer here (like if you're also planning to update to Catalina and don't want your Reminders app to get wrecked), it's still probably worth waiting for another update or two to iron out a few more bugs.
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A Moore victory, on the other hand, could relieve pressure on Senate Republicans to finalize and pass a tax reform bill before the new year, allowing them more time to iron out details, like state and local tax deductions, which could make a big difference on whether or not the bill is ultimately popular with voters.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) both say that the Flint aid should be addressed in bicameral conference negotiations to iron out differences between the two chambers' WRDA bills.
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Surrounded by friends with long, swishy hair at school and constantly presented with images in movies, TV, magazines, and my favorite music videos that suggested straight hair was the pinnacle of prettiness, it was unsurprising that a preteen me stubbornly wanted to iron out every kink in my natural hair, trying desperately to conform to the perceived ideals of Western beauty.
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Though it took several years to iron out details, the net result was an agreement to roughly double the fuel economy of passenger vehicles while saving drivers billions of dollars at the pump, reducing carbon emissions and oil dependence and easing the way for a transition to a new fleet of cleaner and safer vehicles able to compete anywhere in the world.
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The two sides have been trying to iron out details of "phase one" of a new trade agreement that was announced by President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 85033 MORE in October.
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Bland family attorney Cannon Lambert said the jail procedure changes include: -- Using automated electronic sensors to ensure timely cell checks -- Providing an on-duty staff nurse or emergency medical technician for all shifts -- Providing continuing education for jailer screening Larry Simmons, an attorney for Waller County, said in a statement that both sides still needed to iron out the final details of the settlement.
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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 (Iowa), the Senate's most senior Republican, said of a two-year spending caps deal, which Pelosi, Schumer, McConnell and McCarthy hope to iron out.
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Access to abortion in Northern Ireland has been in the spotlight in recent days as a result of the Democratic Unionist Party's pivotal role in helping to form the next government in the U.K. The Conservatives have been holding talks with DUP leadership to iron out a so-called "supply and confidence" arrangement that would enable them to remain in power after the recent U.K. election resulted in a hung Parliament.
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After hours of talks and trading of proposals, including eight separate phone calls over the course of the day between House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, President Donald Trump's point person on the talks, negotiators are still attempting to iron out differences on specific language over a package that is expected to include paid leave, expanded food assistance, extended unemployment insurance and free coverage for coronavirus testing.
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Led by an outspoken former military test pilot turned chief engineer named Bernard Ziegler, Airbus decided to take on Boeing by creating a robotic new airplane that would address the accelerating decline in airmanship and require minimal piloting skills largely by using digital flight controls to reduce pilot workload, iron out undesirable handling characteristics and build in pilot-proof protections against errors like aerodynamic stalls, excessive banks and spiral dives.
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