Another factor in ironing out the seasonal imbalance is demography.
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We're told they're still ironing out details on the custody split.
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Ironing out those details is a slow process in these early stages.
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The savings reflect larger quantities and the ironing out of technical issues.
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Then you get that amount every week — effectively ironing out uneven cash flow.
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The ECB's March meeting minutes showed the bank is still ironing out details.
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Pollsters say a better sample is key to ironing out sources of inaccuracy.
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"It's a win-win if we start ironing out all these bottlenecks," said Kleijwegt.
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A conference committee now is tasked with ironing out differences between the two bills.
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The companies are still ironing out who will be in leadership after the deal is closed.
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Ray suggested that all carriers are still ironing out the kinks in their underlying 5G infrastructure.
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Sexless computers were the perfect arbiters, with algorithms increasingly replacing human decision-making, ironing out biases.
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The House votes on its version Thursday, and the Senate is still ironing out its version.
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Still, Nadia's problem-solving is helpful for ironing out plot holes that we might come up with.
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Officials were apparently still ironing out the details even after the deal went into effect on Sunday.
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TMZ broke the story ... Mystikal -- real name Michael Tyler -- was ironing out the final details last month.
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The countries involved have made inroads in ironing out differences and resolving previously contentious issues, he said.
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The interagency process of ironing out proposals between the Pentagon, State and Commerce is moving forward right now.
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As he was ironing out details of that agreement, he was careful to keep Qatar in the loop.
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After ironing out the wrinkles, later that week I started buying fish directly from Captains Steve and Chris.
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Murray said senators are still "ironing out a few of the last details right now" about the bill.
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The Senate and House may spend most of the month ironing out the differences in their tax bills.
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Ironing out the details of who maintains and finances the upkeep can also cause delays and potential hiccups.
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It derives its warmth and characteristic qualities from the sort of "imperfections" hi-res audio is ostensibly ironing out.
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Wednesday's meeting was supposed to be about ironing out the thorny details of how to pay for it all.
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Pompeo has the hard work now of ironing out of the details of the agreement at the summit to denuclearize.
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As for when the tool will be made into a commercial product, researchers are still ironing out some technical kinks.
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Two consortiums were picked earlier this year but ironing out the financing of the projects has been slow, sources said.
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Here's What You Need to Know Colorado itself is still ironing out its own policies and regulations for the industry.
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The problem is that the most difficult part — ironing out the specifics of an Afghanistan-Taliban deal — would come next.
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But if committing to each other was easy, ironing out how they wanted the future to look was less so.
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After dinner, I get ready for the rest of the week, which means ironing out my clothes and answering emails.
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When and if that finally changes, the rest of health insurance reform will just be about ironing out the details.
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Wealth Matters The Senate and House may spend most of the month ironing out the differences in their tax bills.
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The developers, Bloom Built, spent years ironing out the kinks in making the diary sync across Mac and iOS using Dropbox.
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He is also ironing out a relationship with the Joyce that would give the company a stronger presence in New York.
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Amazon is ironing out the final kinks in its cashier-free convenience store platform, according to a Wednesday report from Bloomberg.
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The problem is that the most difficult part — ironing out the specifics of an Afghan government-Taliban deal — would come next.
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The relatively tiny glass company's unexplained move is certainly a reminder that China's volatile markets are still ironing out some kinks.
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Next, the scientists will continue ironing out any kinks in the rover and analyzing the data and samples collected on their expeditions.
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After ironing out some wrinkles, he convinced a couple of restaurants to try out the service, making many of the deliveries himself.
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I spend some time with HR ironing out the job description and hope we can get it up and advertised this week.
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The developer beta lets developers take advantage of all the new APIs, while the public beta is all about ironing out the bugs.
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Well, he's ironing out a settlement with his wife Georgina Chapman, the designer behind the Marchesa fashion label who is seeking a divorce.
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India's Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has said the government was committed to protecting small traders, but open to ironing out policy-related issues.
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Plans to release the CR on Tuesday afternoon slipped as House lawmakers signaled they were still ironing out final details of the bill.
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But the Trump administration does not have to wait on the Big Six to finish ironing out details in the halls of Congress.
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And we're sorry to report that while 5G is finally upon us, it has a few security issues that still need ironing out.
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Saudi Arabia and Russia are ironing out the details on an unprecedented pact to extend controls over major exporters for decades to come.
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Cardin told reporters Saturday morning after the Senate's final vote that he is "ironing out" legislation with Republicans to push back on Russia.
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Negotiations also focused on ironing out financial differences, like how pensions and funding will be allocated to those congregations that will be leaving.
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That means ironing out what he sees as regulatory impediments, and even investing tax dollars into building docks for airships in the north.
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Having streamlined its sound just enough to move elegantly without ironing out the creepy surprises lurking beneath the polish, Valgur crunches and glimmers.
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This week is more about symbolism and ironing out plans long in the works, such as military cooperation and minor shifts in energy policy.
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Senate recess The Senate has a looong to-do list, and not least among the tasks is ironing out the GOP health care bill.
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After two years of investigation, the Intelligence Committee is in the final phases of ironing out testimony and drawing up conclusions for eventual release.
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The Houston Texans are ironing out a trade to send holdout pass-rusher Jadeveon Clowney to the Seattle Seahawks, according to multiple reports Saturday.
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Bain is finalising the governance terms with NB Renaissance while also ironing out the financial details of the deal, two of the sources said.
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It also requires ironing out agreements with the big four networks — NBC, ABC, CBS and Fox — and local affiliates that carry that network programming.
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"I hope sooner than later, but it's not really ironing out that way," Manager Joe Girardi said while on the bench during batting practice.
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He said he and Clifford are still determining whether to waive privilege and "ironing out the details," including reviewing documents he has sought from Davidson.
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LuAnn de Lesseps will tie the knot for a second time this winter, and she's diving head first into ironing out all the festive details.
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It was a creative, but by no means norm-shattering twist on the normal process of ironing out differences between House and Senate legislative texts.
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Mexico and the U.S. are also ironing out ratification of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, which will replace the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Texans will head to the polls on Tuesday, ironing out the state's congressional ballot in runoff elections as Democrats look to take back the House.
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For example, expanding outside of New York was placed on the back burner for a while during the ironing-out phase of the company's plans.
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After a brief period of getting used to the car and ironing out the kinks, she couldn't have been more pleased with the improved Gazelle.
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Meanwhile, the enormously successful Broadway adaptation of the "Diary" has been severely rebuked for downplaying Anne's Judaism and ironing out the nuances of her message.
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Commercial production at new refineries, particularly large ones, often falls behind schedule as testing of the various units reveals minor issues that need ironing out.
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Sure, the thought of fixing deadly mutations is exciting, but we can't let our hopes carry us away while scientists are still ironing out the kinks.
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Some functions were grayed out and I imagine that while the jacket is designed, ready, and producible, the overall software might still need some ironing out.
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YouTube doesn't pay that well, they say, and other, newer platforms like TikTok are still ironing out the kinks of how to monetize their incredible reach.
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Eventually, around the time that Hay and Manfredi were ironing out the nuances of Erin's relationship with her daughter, Kusama was let into the outline process.
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While a political agreement may be possible in that time, ironing out the legal details will take longer, according to a person familiar with the talks.
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DEFENDING E-COMMERCE India's Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has said the government was committed to protecting small traders, but open to ironing out policy-related issues.
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From choosing the right co-founder to crafting a succession plan, ironing out your power hierarchy will help you create a foundation for growing your business.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo headed to North Korea today, facing a steep challenge: ironing out a clear schedule for the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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He can be a useful player fairly quickly, but to be a great one would require ironing out quite a few wrinkles and keeping him healthy.
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Soon after, documents were exchanged, and re-exchanged, ironing out details of a package worth more than a billion dollars in tax incentives and state grants.
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The result – the continued reign of incumbent Chancellor Angela Merkel – appears all but guaranteed, though the particulars of her final government will take some ironing out.
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"We look forward to ironing out differences arising out of national priorities and perceptions, and working in mutually responsible ways for both countries," the statement said.
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However, both Knibbs and Morrison confirmed with VICE that Wayne's management team is currently at work ironing out a more formal deal to keep the skaters around.
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The European Union launched a political dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo in 2011 with the hope of ironing out the issues between the two, one by one.
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Hanging on to third will be hard but the car has looked quick and nimble in testing, ironing out the slow-speed cornering problems of last year.
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As for the possibility of private astronauts or new tourists to the ISS using the proposed commercial modules, NASA appears to be still ironing out the details.
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To the independent resident companies, Lincoln Center operates a bit like a co-op board: maintaining common areas, running the parking garage and ironing out common issues.
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US and Canadian officials were still ironing out details of a joint agreement when Trump took to Twitter on Wednesday morning to announce the incoming travel restrictions.
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Ironing out that narrative would be crucial in the district court judge's determination of how egregious Slager's actions were — and how much time he deserved to do.
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Aso said the government and ruling coalition were still ironing out opinions over the sales tax and that he would follow any decision made by the prime minister.
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Europe and the Russians noted that the pandemic simply left their scientists with no ability to travel, which made ironing out the kinks impossible to do before July.
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The stakes for the upcoming conference are much lower — ironing out international carbon trading regimes, for example — and have thus attracted less attention from the president's political aides.
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The two sides are ironing out a final version of the law in a conference committee and the inclusion of the amendment is a big part of that debate.
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The potential change is being deliberated even as few of the lawmakers in charge of ironing out the differences between the House and Senate bills support a hiked rate.
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Party leaders and committee chairs have spent months ironing out potential targets, from President Donald Trump's taxes and business dealings to the conduct of current and former Cabinet members.
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Lawmakers from both parties on the Intelligence Committee spent hours Tuesday sequestered in separate rooms of the panel's secure bunker beneath the Capitol, ironing out scripts for proposed questioning.
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He added that some of those countries are ironing out their differences bilaterally, but all 16 nations are expected to reach a broad agreement by the end of this year.
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According to a former employee who worked at the company during the spring of 217.50, DoorDash spent months ironing out the model and its messaging before overhauling its payment structure.
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Goldman executives say those efforts will take time to bear fruit, and focusing on ironing out quarter-to-quarter bumps in trading revenues should not overshadow existing relationships with clients.
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Meanwhile, North and South Korea are ironing out the final details for a summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-In on Friday.
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After ironing out the kinks of its first season, Drag Race settled down in season two and introduced what quickly became the most anticipated challenge of any season: Snatch Game.
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It's been 56 years since the Equal Pay Act was passed — and it still often feels like we're closer to building flying cars than we are to ironing out income inequality.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Manfred Weber, a leading lawmaker in the European Parliament, said on Wednesday he was more confident about Britain and the European Union ironing out difficulties in the Brexit talks.
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The distinction may seem small, but as cities become embroiled with private companies, promising to fund and build city infrastructure, it's worth ironing out what obligations a city owes its residents.
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While fighting now would quite obviously answer none of those questions, the Nevada State Athletic Commission is reviewing the current proposal, and ironing out certain ambiguities, perhaps most notably the weight.
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We are officially ten days away from the royal wedding, and for those of you still ironing out your viewing party particulars, we have some critical pre-planning news to relay.
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However, a glimmer of hope exist as the two party leaders met in Washington recently to begin the delicate process of ironing out differences and potentially unifying a deeply fractured party.
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This meeting comes a week after Simpson, who went before the committee voluntarily, spent three hours with his legal team ironing out an agreement before he would commit to the interview.
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If I've learned anything, it's that my hair and my ethnic identity go hand in hand, and that ironing out its curls, waves, and frizz means losing a part of me.
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RELATED: With tax vote Thursday, House GOP leaders ironing out last-minute concerns Cornyn told reporters that no final decisions had been made and that members were still discussing their options.
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Your work/life balance will still need some ironing out, and, in terms of the bigger picture, you'll start trying to figure out what direction you want to go with everything.
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The top negotiators said Tuesday afternoon that they're close to a deal, but partisan disagreements over several provisions — including funding for food stamps and the airline industry — still need ironing out.
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Senators stressed that they were still ironing out the scope of what would be included in the Iran sanctions legislation, which is expected to pass the Senate by early next week.
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On the bright side, I've received two updates while finalizing this text, one of which says it improves camera stability, so at least it looks like Xiaomi is ironing out the kinks.
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"Typically, what you would do is build a relatively small number of aircraft early in the life cycle, that sort of limited production where you are ironing out the wrinkles," he said.
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One of the next big cross-border issues for the next prime minister to deal with will be ironing out the U.S.-Canada Safe Third Country Agreement related to migrants seeking asylum.
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With the bassist Alemseged Kebede and the drummer Kenneth Joseph, he worked briskly through the trio's repertoire, ironing out kinks as they prepared for an album-release show in Los Angeles on Friday.
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You can call up Giphy GIFs in Twitch, enterprise apps like Slack and Quip, and (after ironing out a little controversy with how well GIFs were being vetted) on Snapchat and Instagram, among others.
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In fact, it seems things have gotten so bad that Apple says it's going to delay new features in the upcoming iOS 12 update to work on ironing out bugs in iOS 11 instead.
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Soft-launched in February while ironing out some kinks, the new Highlights Every Day app officially debuted just last week, appealing to the Gen X parents who remember the mag from their own childhoods.
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Sources told CNN the delay was not be due to the New York terror attack that killed at least eight people Tuesday, but instead due to ironing out key details on the tax plan.
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Authorities are also now ironing out the details of a mandatory renewable energy quota system that will compel grid firms and big power consumers to acquire a minimum proportion of electricity from clean sources.
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Although there has been bipartisan support on the issue in the Senate for years, proponents from both parties are still ironing out the final points, and it's unclear if there is enough support from Republicans.
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Rather than develop its own fleet of self-driving cars—like Tesla and Google have tried to do—Uber CEO Travis Kalanick said the company will instead focus on ironing out the feature's programming kinks.
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"The president and I came to an agreement in principle," Meadows said during an interview with Fox News's Sean Hannity, adding that he was still ironing out a few final details with the White House.
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Indeed, his colleagues say that many of the ECB's big decisions, including increases and extensions of bond purchases, were driven by Draghi, with policy meetings only ironing out details but not setting the direction of travel.
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The House's decision to withdraw the subpoena drew derision from Republican senators who said it proved that the House was more concerned with rushing the impeachment process than ironing out tricky negotiations with the White House.
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The sources say Clinton's and Gillum's teams are still ironing out the details, but they expect Clinton will appear at at least one public event with the Tallahassee mayor — and assist his campaign in other ways.
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Tesla said it aims to increase its weekly run-rate for Model 3s to 33,000 by late August while ironing out issues in its factories "selectively" to address bottlenecks, rather than building any additional production lines.
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Indeed, his colleagues say that many of the ECB's big decisions, including increases and extensions of bond purchases, were driven by Draghi, with policy meetings only ironing out details but not setting the direction of travel.
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Even so, planemakers and their suppliers are pushing production to record levels based on eight years' worth of new plane orders, and their attention is focused on ironing out flaws in an already stretched global supply chain.
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OPEC officials approved on Monday a document outlining the exporter group's long-term strategy, in a sign its members are making progress in ironing out differences over how and when to manage production levels and, ultimately, oil prices.
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In states like Ohio, the Trump campaign's expansion and integration with local and national Republican party staff began later than expected and the groups are still ironing out kinks in their collaboration, Ohio GOP Chairman Matt Borges said.
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Before a major policy speech during the trip, an aide to the vice president says that the President and vice president spoke for an hour via telephone, crafting the right message and ironing out details of the speech.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill late Tuesday were racing toward a deal with the White House on an economic stimulus package to aid industries disrupted by the pandemic, and ironing out the details on a separate coronavirus aid package.
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But he said the network's willingness to let him complete all 13 episodes in a bubble (all will have been shot before the first airs) was essential to ironing out the wrinkles that come with such an unorthodox concept.
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Officials and experts believe that the meeting is not only symbolically important, but will give the world's two largest democracies a chance to make concrete progress while ironing out significant differences, including over India's ties with Russia and Iran.
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Since restarting last month, the talks have focused on ironing out differences between Mexico and the United States which cut to the heart of U.S. President Donald Trump's complaint that NAFTA has hollowed out U.S. manufacturing to Mexico's benefit.
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I hated my Jewish hair in particular: I spent hours dutifully ironing out the horrifying frizzy curls that sprouted wildly from my head, and I felt humiliated when that thick, dark hair began growing out of other parts of my body.
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Well, in addition to ironing out its recycling pipeline, registration process, and reward structure for the Loop, Adidas will also be seeding 200 pairs of shoes to lucky owners, who will then become the first testers in Adidas recyclable shoe project.
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Chinese negotiators will arrive in Washington "shortly" with the aim of ironing out an informal deal, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said Tuesday at a panel event in Washington, though he did not specify an exact time frame for a meeting.
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" Mr. Duterte acknowledged Tuesday that the meeting had been canceled and seemed to take a softer tone: "We look forward to ironing out differences arising out of national priorities and perceptions, and working in mutually responsible ways for both countries.
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Tax reform After a hectic night of mixed messages, Republicans announced late Tuesday that they would release their tax reform bill Thursday instead of today, missing a self-imposed deadline because of some key provisions that still need ironing out.
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While ironing out too many of the wild imbalances in the original game may (pardon the pun) spoil the magic, Seravy has tried to address those that he says most affect player enjoyment, while being very careful about adding anything.
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One major achievement has been ironing out how right-to-left alphabets like Arabic are used in the same line of text as left-to-right ones like Latin, which affects billions of users and can take years to adjust.
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LONDON/DUBAI (Reuters) - OPEC officials approved on Monday a document outlining the exporter group's long-term strategy, in a sign its members are making progress in ironing out differences over how and when to manage production levels and, ultimately, oil prices.
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The exception to this would be a budget reconciliation bill aimed to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, for which budget reconciliation instructions were available, but GOP congressional leaders hadn't spent 2014 and 2015 ironing out a consensus agenda.
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Still, it's good to know that automatic adjustment exists: trying to take photos in the summer with an OLED screen has often been a challenge, and OnePlus is ironing out that kink and showing it's thinking about the ways its devices are used.
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He told CNBC Tuesday that the 2020 U.S. election — and the thorny issue of Trump's impeachment trial (the president is accused of abuse of power although he denies wrongdoing) — could prevent Putin and the U.S. president from ironing out problems in the relationship.
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But despite the frenzied logistical preparations, the United States and North Korea have yet to make substantial progress in ironing out details of a hoped-for denuclearization agreement that they can tout at the end of their meetings, South Korean officials said.
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For the next year, the farmers met monthly for four hours, ironing out a proposal for a "withdrawal fee" on agricultural wells — the word "tax," Seitz says, was carefully avoided — plus a freeze on large-scale irrigation and a limit on high-water-use crops.
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This is what's left to do: ironing out ever-tinier kinks, flaws so small only a laser could detect them; smoothing the passage of cars around the track, of fans into the grandstands—the data-driven striving by endless decreasing increments towards an idealized, frictionless future.
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While 4GB of RAM is pretty industry standard for a flagship in 2018, it is certainly more than enough to handle using a camera and streaming music at the same time, which suggests it is in fact a software bug of sorts Google should have no trouble ironing out.
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"We see a lot of investment opportunities in China, and the trade war talk and ZTE and actions that have been taken by the U.S. and the U.K. against Chinese firms that aren't playing by the rules — these are just a normal part of ironing out relationships," she said.
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After ironing out many of the major conflicts (a process which involved rewriting 15,000 lines of code, according to their blog) the team is now working on implementing their solution to a unique problem: the ability to add multiple people to what was primarily built as a solo experience.
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It comes after Johnson was warned that he may have to extend Brexit until January 2020 even if both sides are able to reach an agreement this week, with sources in Brussels and Berlin briefing that technical details of the newly tweaked withdrawal agreement would need ironing out first.
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Scuf, which is pretty much the Kleenex of the market, makes solid standard pro controllers under its Impact and Pro lines, but its attempt at a C40-style device called the Scuf Vantage was plagued with early durability and wireless problems that it's been ironing out since its launch last fall.
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Niantic is ironing out the game's kinks, but making it one-dimensional in the process But, like the removal of the third-party mapping apps (and I'm sure this is the bigger gripe for most players), killing the battery-saving mode stops people playing Pokémon Go the way they want to.
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Now that the phone is unveiled, Apple is probably using the month between announcement and launch to do wider testing, ironing out bugs and catching issues that might not pop up in a lab — like what happened with the Apple Watch Series 3's habit of picking up unusable Wi-Fi networks.
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While the idea to televise the nominations, overall, is a smart one from the BRITs—piquing viewers' interest early, and encouraging excitement for the ceremony, in particular its public votes—the format feels like it needs ironing out a little, and might have benefitted from a more grounded chat show-type vibe.
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While Amazon will likely spend the next weeks and months ironing out logistical wrinkles, the biggest question facing the grocery store of the future remains an open one: What happens to all of those jobs if and when the cashier-less store is no longer a novelty but just the way we shop now?
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Even as the bank is still ironing out the details of its new bank loan scheme, ECB President Mario Draghi had already raised the prospect of even more stimulus, saying that a rate hike could be delayed even further and there could be help for banks to mitigate the side effects of negative interest rates.
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ET, FSN Ohio (Cleveland), FSN Southeast (Charlotte) ABOUT THE CAVALIERS (219-226): Cleveland finally got its full roster healthy in Denver with shooting guard Kyle Korver (foot) returning from a seven-game absence and is more concerned with ironing out rotations and getting the defense locked in prior to the playoffs than going after the No. 22 seed.
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Even as the bank is still ironing out the details of its new bank loan scheme, ECB President Mario Draghi had already raised the prospect of an even longer delay in the rate lift-off and opened a debate on whether mitigating measures were needed to shield banks from the side effects of negative interest rates.
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The two-part show, which debuted in July 2016 at London's Palace Theatre, is ironing out the details to move to Broadway's Lyric Theatre when it finishes its run in the UK. Pricing for the New York City show has yet to be disclosed, but the show's stage producer hinted in a statement that low-priced options would be available.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) told reporters that negotiators working to merge the House and Senate bills are still ironing out the details but are "getting closer" to an agreement.
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CAVUTO: I would like to hear your thoughts on the president, besides just worrying about ironing out the differences that apparently have cropped up between himself and the North Koreans ahead of that big meeting, talk about getting a trade deal with the Chinese, which would include potentially some rescue of ZTE, the Chinese telecommunications concern, of course, that&aposs been found guilty of espionage.
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Congressional Republicans are expected to unveil their final negotiated bill Friday, ironing out the differences between the bills passed by the House and Senate, including lowering the top income tax rate and allowing for more taxpayers to deduct some of their state and local taxes against their federal tax bill — two changes that would make the final bill more expensive in budgetary terms and might require bumping the corporate tax rate from 20% to 21%.
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We call this place a museum, but to behold its impregnability, to feel centuries of pain and pride, to receive the story of how black people helped forge this nation (first by whip then by will), to find, at the twilight of one historic presidency and the dawn of what promises to be a very different one, that the forging must (must) continue — to see that metal gating reaching up, up, up — is to sense that the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture really should have an additional name, one worthy of all that forging and hammering and ironing out.
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Before time runs out, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellDemocrats seek leverage for trial Democrats spend big to put Senate in play House Democrats to vote on flavored e-cigarettes ban next year MORE (R-Ky.) and House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats seek leverage for trial The Memo: Pelosi-Trump trade deal provokes debate on left MORE (D-Calif.) are surely capable of ironing out any last-minute technical issues and getting this important measure, which enjoys near-unanimous congressional support, to 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 2020 MORE for his signature.
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