Fuel jettisoning systems can dump thousands of pounds a second.
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All countries in the agreement should be jettisoning trade barriers.
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And the answer to abstraction is not the jettisoning of representation.
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The first step is jettisoning what we think we know about war.
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Their Soyuz launch rocket got into trouble when jettisoning its first stage.
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After jettisoning Sears, the Reagan campaign never faced a serious challenge again.
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Jettisoning Mr. O'Reilly was most likely another painful moment for Mr. Murdoch.
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But jettisoning its Opel and Vauxhall brands gave GM's bottom line a boost.
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He is jettisoning whole divisions, and suspended the dividend this year and last.
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Why did the people make the courageous choice of jettisoning the previous government?
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Reid's nuclear tactic one step further, jettisoning the filibuster for Supreme Court nominees.
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Since then, Kuroda has been jettisoning nearly everything that made his BOJ unique.
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He is figuring out which are his non-productive divisions and jettisoning them.
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It's unclear if Kanye's going back to the drawing board or jettisoning the project.
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He had in mind some drastic cuts and the jettisoning of Robbins's beloved choreography.
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But keeping those provisions while jettisoning others is most likely no fix at all.
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My head only has to touch the pillow and my body immediately starts jettisoning liquid.
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Jettisoning automobiles may prove fatal for Ford, leaving the market to GM and foreign producers.
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In some instances, a single parrot was observed jettisoning 80 percent of food it picked.
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That's why jettisoning Trump won't, on its own, restore the rule of law in America.
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The most notable development was the jettisoning of the proposed border adjustment tax on imports.
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Like Americans, Britons are jettisoning longtime political allegiances in a sign of new cultural divides.
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Dulac went on to make films that espoused pure cinema even further, jettisoning narrative altogether.
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Senator Rand Paul called for jettisoning more parts of Obamacare to get conservatives on board.
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These included jettisoning the idea of a public option and allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices.
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Jettisoning Al Franken as the Republican National Committee reteamed with Moore was part of that effort.
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By jettisoning his energy bill, Mr. Turnbull narrowly escaped becoming the third, at least for now.
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This rapid jettisoning of political courtesies and democratic norms isn't just an indication that Republicans sense defeat.
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That military intervention was a precursor to a week of Trump jettisoning almost all his campaign promises.
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My point here is that, as deSouza writes, jettisoning the institution wholesale might be impolitic or misguided.
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Republicans followed Reid's lead and extended his jettisoning of the two-third nominating requirement to the Supreme Court.
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It was merely jettisoning a formula that unfairly targeted states with a history of racially discriminatory voting practices.
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After jettisoning the Volga airlock and preparing for reentry, Leonov noticed that the automatic guidance system was malfunctioning.
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I am shedding old habits, jettisoning the underdoggery and romance of my childhood, learning to love dynastic rule.
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It is by no means clear that other Barclays investors are in favour of jettisoning the bank's trading activities.
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A reinvigorated DHS would leave chasing terrorists to better equipped agencies, jettisoning the ostensible reason for the department's creation.
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Citigroup also considered jettisoning its store-branded business as its loss rates hit 12 percent during the Great Recession.
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To showcase the spirit, he streamlined the house margarita, using agave syrup instead of sugar, and jettisoning the Curaçao.
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Trump weighed in ages ago, suggesting he frowned on jettisoning former President Andrew Jackson from the $85033 bill (CNN).
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House Republican leaders feared jettisoning the border adjustment tax (BAT) from their "Better Way" proposal would kill tax reform.
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McConnell would turn to Harry Reid's playbook to employ the nuclear option of jettisoning the right to endless talk altogether.
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Goldfinger's fate was to be sucked out of an aeroplane window; the Chinese group may just end up jettisoning value.
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The bombastic billionaire appeared to recognize that by jettisoning his first campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, now a commentator on CNN.
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Republican leaders insist they will replace the law, suggesting they can safeguard its most favored features while jettisoning the rest.
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NFX is also taking the "good parts" of its accelerator program and jettisoning the parts that weren't working as well.
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"I was nervous about the financial hit of jettisoning that part of our customer base," Randolph wrote in the book.
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"Casey, I want to be polite and present myself as decent," she writes early on before, happily, jettisoning that ambition.
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Smith said the bill still contains "a lot" of other PFAS provisions, despite jettisoning the drinking water and Superfund language.
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After all, jettisoning the former FBI director demonstrably made Trump's political and legal exposure over the Russia investigation much worse.
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Facing such obstacles, Gantz will likely need a major shift in Israeli politics, like Likud jettisoning Netanyahu, to realize his goals.
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But it would be unwise to bank on Mr Trump jettisoning the only political views he has consistently held over decades.
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Such is the mess Britain finds itself in that even jettisoning a powerless prime minister is not really a step forward.
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That data was taken to indicate two enormous plumes of water, jettisoning skyward to a height of 125 miles (200 km).
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Uncertainties surrounding the bruising trade war have seen investors jettisoning riskier emerging market assets for safer assets of the developed world.
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Culp ruled out selling GE's $40-billion aircraft leasing unit, quelling concerns that jettisoning the profitable unit would sink GE Capital.
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My husband, raised in similar circumstances, with similar expectations, somehow flouted conventional notions of what was worth holding onto or jettisoning.
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With Trump jettisoning Tillerson, might he move on another member of the more globally-minded wing of his foreign policy team?
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That set off an automated choreography — jettisoning pieces no longer needed, deploying parachutes, inflating the airbags — that appeared to unfold flawlessly.
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But jettisoning them could require tough decisions on how to keep the legislation below a $1.5 trillion ceiling on revenue losses.
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Their gripe: Marvel has miscarried the character, jettisoning decades of storytelling and fundamentally misunderstanding Magneto's very nature by aligning him with Hydra.
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Jettisoning the provision was in the draft plan that was leaked last month, but did not make it into the final bill.
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Appointing a separate chairman in 2014, jettisoning Alere's deal-hungry founder, turning down his lowball bid and focusing the business all helped.
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It was last year's jettisoning of veterans like McCann — and another current Astro, Carlos Beltran — that ushered in the Yankees' youth movement.
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With shocking speed, he has wreaked havoc: hobbling our core alliances, jettisoning American values and abdicating United States leadership of the world.
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Jettisoning these warriors as they navigate obstacles such as post-traumatic stress disorder, homelessness and other related challenges, should be a nonstarter.
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The champions of jettisoning treaties have no sensible strategy or diplomatic road map to replace the nuclear safety net they are cutting.
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Investors jettisoning risky bets sent Argentina's stocks 3.6% lower, with financials falling especially heavily, while the peso slumped 0.243% to a record low.
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Some of those assumptions (really, they're hang-ups) are worth jettisoning, but as they start piling up, I start to get increasingly uncomfortable.
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That development has left Amman more isolated in confronting Washington's possible jettisoning of a Palestinian state under any future Middle East peace plan.
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For better or worse, especially in times of divided government, governing demands compromise, nuance, and, often, jettisoning campaign promises or ideologically pure positions.
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In recent weeks, Trump has become unleashed: convinced that he knows best, and jettisoning staffers and even cabinet members with whom he disagrees.
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Jettisoning the Iran deal and moving the embassy had been centerpieces of candidate Trump's platform, and the president has certainly kept his promises.
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Selectively jettisoning states's rights when state policies conflict with other aspects of the Republican agenda is hypocritical and ought to be viewed critically.
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Chief Executive Greg Clark has been transforming Mountain View, California-based Symantec by jettisoning slow-growth units and spending billions of dollars on acquisitions.
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Jettisoning Penney's home appliances business and all but canceling its furniture offerings combined to hurt sales during the first three months of the year.
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"I predict with absolute certitude, the jettisoning of concepts such as CVE," Sebastian Gorka said in November, a day after Trump won the election.
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Kelly got the ax from Philly in week 16 ... after missing the playoffs and jettisoning several marquee players including LeSean McCoy and DeSean Jackson.
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As part of the move, DeepMind will likely be jettisoning its independent review panel, which was created to oversee its deals with the NHS.
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Switzerland has rules governing when companies can temporarily shorten working hours, part of measures aimed at managing fluctuations in demand without jettisoning qualified workers.
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Ever since jettisoning the fuzzy romanticism of his previous project Happy Trendy, Canadian producer Dylan Khotin-Foote has been exploring territories far more frigid.
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These are some of the leaders who have been accused of either jettisoning or disregarding term limits, making politics in their countries particularly precarious.
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That's a risky move when one considers, as LittleRedBunny noted, that any major branding change risks jettisoning entire blocs of one's overall fan base.
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At these temperatures, corals become stressed and start to bleach, jettisoning the colorful algae that provide them their food and turning a bloodless white.
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Among those who said health care was important to their vote, only 3% listed jettisoning the landmark health reform law as their top issue.
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The gesture was emblematic of how Hungary's reform-minded governing Communist party was jettisoning what had become the standard authoritarianism of the Soviet bloc.
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The problem, several analysts said, is that Mr. Trump often does not seem to grasp the complicated logic behind the principles he is jettisoning.
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Today's socialists, while jettisoning the desire for direct government ownership, would put us on a path to Hayek's destination, albeit via the scenic route.
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Republicans are also discussing whether to raise the top income tax rate for top earners and jettisoning a proposal to eliminate the estate tax.
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The university's sexual harassment policy departs dramatically from these legal principles, jettisoning balance and fairness in the rush to appease certain federal administrative officials.
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Just about anything is possible in today's NBA, but there is an extremely slim chance Utah disrupts its momentum by jettisoning an important starter.
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The Centre Party's ascension became possible only after jettisoning its controversial leader Edgar Savisaar, who had signed a co-operation agreement with Mr Putin's party.
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Still, Sanofi wasted no time in jettisoning the product, acting on Monday, the first business day it was allowed to give MannKind notice of termination.
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Some of his friends worried for him -- worried that he was jettisoning his career and, in the case of some who opposed Trump, his integrity.
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Instead of jettisoning the members of society who feel left behind by technological progress, we need to include them in the jobs created by innovation.
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The only surefire way to avoid violent outbursts this Turkey Day, besides jettisoning yourself from modern society altogether , is the sweet anesthesia of consuming media.
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Although the speculation is damaging, jettisoning Gabriel now could backfire as it would smack of "last-minute panic", said Oskar Niedermayer of Berlin's Free University.
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His acquisition last July was the cost they had to bear for jettisoning the even more burdensome contract of their former franchise player, Troy Tulowitzki.
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In linking the forcible destruction of one of Stefánie's identities to the willful jettisoning of another, Faludi seeks to understand the limits of self-reinvention.
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From North Korea to China to NATO, Trump has talked about jettisoning the Obama administration's foreign policy and replacing it with something far more aggressive.
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Fox News commentary gradually moved Trumpward, jettisoning traditional Republican regulars like George Will and hiring pro-Trump opinion hosts like Laura Ingraham and Mark Levin.
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The financial strain is starting to show for Republican party officials and outside groups which have begun jettisoning advertising plans in close contests across country.
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Harris' answer -- particularly the "let's eliminate all of that" portion -- was widely reported as her coming out in favor of jettisoning the private healthcare industry entirely.
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This year's presidential election has been marked less by a continued erosion of political norms than by a desperate and fatalist Republican Party abruptly jettisoning them.
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Fixing the department requires jettisoning the holding company model and leaving the job of curbing terrorist threats to the Department of Justice, which houses the FBI.
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Osiris-Rex will later fly back to Earth, jettisoning a capsule bearing the asteroid specimen for a parachute descent in the Utah desert in September 2023.
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The spacecraft will later fly back to Earth, jettisoning a capsule bearing the asteroid specimen for a parachute descent in the Utah desert in September 2023.
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The American conservative establishment initially balked at Donald Trump, too, before creeping to his defense — jettisoning, along the way, every moral precept held within their movement.
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As a physician, having taken calls at all hours of the day and night, I really wonder how jettisoning round-the-clock inbox checks might work.
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At the age of 92, Mahathir made a surprise political comeback, jettisoning his former party in an attempt to wrest control from Prime Minister Najib Razak.
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After all, since the Yankees began jettisoning veterans from their 2399-man roster, in 183, almost everyone they have traded has gone on to the Series.
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Conway said the more disciplined approach by Trump, who has never held elective office, would not mean jettisoning his more off-the-cuff and unpredictable style.
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After selling furniture, jettisoning old kitchenware and packing up her rental last July, she learned her new home might not be ready for more than year.
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It is also paring down to its core by jettisoning 23.74 business lines, many of which it acquired through the Jarden buyout including Rawlings and Goody.
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The alternative—jettisoning the entire auto-dialer ban—would … undermine the government's substantial interest, well established over 30 years, to protect consumers from unwanted automated calls.
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The United jet completed its descent after jettisoning some of the fuel loaded for its transatlantic crossing, according to recordings on air traffic control site LiveATC.net.
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In two-party systems, like the United States and (broadly) Britain, the right is in power, but only by jettisoning the values that used to define it.
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Amman feels Gulf Arabs' dependence on Washington to confront Iran makes them hesitant to challenge Washington's possible jettisoning of a Palestinian state under any future peace plan.
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The move is seen as an opportunity for 22019st Century Fox to focus on its news and sports operations, while jettisoning its movie studios and television programming.
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Krauthammer wrote that the incoming Trump administration was finally jettisoning the pro-Iranian policy of its predecessor and thus a new beginning in the Gulf looked possible.
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Yet Trump is on the verge of jettisoning a key demand in the trade negotiations: that China stop subsidizing its state-owned firms and other strategic industries.
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But they have been hard-pressed to pay for such a cut since jettisoning a border adjusted import tax that would have raised more than $1 trillion.
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" Ms. Taub said that when donors think about jettisoning things in a more conventional way, "we say, 'No, give it to us because people can reinvent it.
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Mr. Trump is advising his staff to cut the corporate tax rate to 15 percent even if that means jettisoning his promise to reduce the budget deficit.
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Even the name Comme des Garçons is a reaction against the feminine — the statement, translating to "like the boys," implies a jettisoning of traditional signifiers of femininity.
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The move is seen as an opportunity for 21st Century Fox to focus on its news and sports operations, while jettisoning its movie studios and television programming.
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The Trump administration has said it is still committed to reviving Palestinian-Israeli talks that collapsed in 2014, but jettisoning old policies is necessary to break the deadlock.
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Yet, as it tries to remake itself by recruiting younger and more diverse members and jettisoning those no longer active in the business, it is confronting new challenges.
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Nearly 70% of young people, regardless of political ideology, said Trump's tweeting is "not appropriate" and expressed reservations about cracking down too hard on immigration and jettisoning Obamacare.
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Duncan's departure left a huge hole in the starting lineup, and jettisoning Diaw in order to create space to acquire Pau Gasol depleted the bench of useful bangers.
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Full of looping vocals, tribal drums, and avant-garde flourishes, the album tells the story of humans jettisoning Earth to build a better existence on a new planet.
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Though its details remain unknown, Mr. Kushner has suggested it will not call for the creation of a Palestinian state, jettisoning decades of American policy toward the conflict.
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At 55, she's jettisoning the spoils of her internet age: selling some of her clothes and taking the first steps toward killing off her digital alter ego, A.d.
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What's interesting is that in an effort to grow and become more attractive, they are sort of jettisoning their history in favor of looking like essentially everybody else.
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Roy takes a shuttle from his own ship to Project Lima, jettisoning the latter when it can't land due to damage — he'll have to find another way back.
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Challenging that culture would force the candidate to either argue for jettisoning the ally or explain why that ally is worth the trade-offs — both politically costly maneuvers.
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Having pulled its public filing, at which WeWork had hoped to raise up to $4 billion, the company is now jettisoning extraneous businesses, cutting costs, and laying off staff.
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The hackers would encrypt the data and use stolen credentials to move it to a different MSP or client system before jettisoning it back to an APT10 IP address.
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If this means jettisoning the Domino's and inviting more of Green Street's old stallholders to trade in and around the stadium, then that seems a small price to pay.
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But, Reed seems to think it'll go down regardless ... and says some of the money they save by jettisoning the QB can be used to buy Lamar more weapons!!!
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Since then, the company has been jettisoning non-core businesses and is reportedly talking to a range of candidates to replace Neumann permanently, including T-Mobile CEO John Legere.
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I feel that my friend is effectively jettisoning our eight-year friendship for this woman whom she barely knows but whom she saw be so openly hostile to me.
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The system around it could have been modernized without jettisoning a logo that had a well-earned place in New York life, an icon that adorned millions of lapels.
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This is something that can be done without jettisoning democratic institutions or making as much of an open mockery of them as a country like Vladimir Putin's Russia does.
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Strauss's subtle lie is that a wise aging woman will naturally make a staggeringly inappropriate erotic choice, jettisoning the search for love in a desperate burst of sexual eagerness.
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Republicans are likely to embrace the plan's centerpiece, substantial tax reductions for businesses large and small, even as they push back against the jettisoning of their border adjustment tax.
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He said that he wants to move the United States toward a merit-based legal immigration system, jettisoning the family unity principle that has guided our immigration policy for decades.
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Then Miramax acquired that cut and tampered with it further, jettisoning more of the purely visual comedy, and hiring Jonathan Winters to give the once-mute thief an internal monologue.
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Merkel has said there can be no "cherry picking" of what it wants to keep from its EU membership while jettisoning aspects of the relationship that it does not like.
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This year, we're jettisoning those tired emotional sonnets, bushels of soon-to-be-dead pink roses, and waxy Duane Reade chocolates for a few fresh plays on V-Day standbys.
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The practice of importing, en masse, foreign IT workers led to the 2014 layoff of 21625,2900 Microsoft employees and Hewlett Packard's jettisoning of nearly 220006,2202 workers over 2628 and 28500.
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He said that a ruling's age, the degree to which the country relies on it and the solidity of its legal foundation all had to be weighed before jettisoning it.
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Jettisoning his campaign pledge to "take care of everybody" regardless of income, he proposed cutting federal health subsidies for the hard-pressed blue-collar voters who put him into office.
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Or, they might be narratives from which I might break free, like a crab molting its shell, a seed floating on a freshet, a lizard jettisoning its tail to escape.
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But that mechanism is under threat from the United States, which has called for jettisoning the types of quasi-judicial panels that Canada has relied on to resolve trade disputes.
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But they also highlighted a vacuum of leadership among the once-tightly knit phalanx of like-minded Western nations, as the United States increasingly appears to be jettisoning that role.
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And then, by jettisoning much of the populist economic agenda he campaigned on, Trump's actual presidency has made class less important and gender more essential to understanding how Americans divide.
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By cutting costs, paring faculty numbers and jettisoning clinics and other programs, it could emerge from its turmoil relatively intact if the federal government allows student loans to flow again.
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Of central importance was Mr. Overstreet's jettisoning of traditional stretcher bars, anchoring his work — to walls, ceilings, floors or a mix thereof — with thin rope, metal eyes and handsome knots.
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Many people believe Netflix is jettisoning its Marvel catalog because the shows, which are produced by Marvel TV and ABC Studios, will be moving to Disney's service in the future.
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One is that they've stayed in "win now" mode, chasing talented players (and settling for savvy vets), and jettisoning quirky assets who didn't fit that vision for picks and cap space.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel told broadcaster ZDF on Sunday that Britain would not be allowed to "cherry pick" what it wanted from the relationship while jettisoning aspects it did not like.
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Even renouncing all of their free agents and jettisoning their draft pick doesn't get the Raptors close to the salary they'd need for a player of Lowry's ilk on the market.
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In December, the company persuaded a bankruptcy judge to let it renege on its promises to workers, jettisoning its pension and health care commitments to make itself more attractive to buyers.
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Its foray into phone hardware hasn't been a huge success so far, but maybe jettisoning the feature phone wing will allow it double down on the smartphones it clings to. Maybe.
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A leading voice on the conservative flank, Rand Paul, has called for jettisoning more parts of Obamacare and supports splitting the bill into two, one for repeal and one for spending.
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Why is it wasting time performing mental gymnastics about their sort of support, sort of jettisoning of people who might want to come here to make a better life for themselves?
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Today, rap-rock is derided as a goofy grotesque, thanks mostly to lesser acts that came after Rage, aping their aggression, jettisoning their political convictions and outselling them in the process.
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Jettisoning fuel to reduce weight is a common practice when a jet is forced to return to the airport after takeoff, often because of a technical issue or passenger medical emergency.
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Former safety inspector David Soucie, now an analyst for CNN, told the network that a potentially confusing exchange directly beforehand may have led to flight 89 jettisoning its fuel on Tuesday.
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Following media reports throughout the week that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was considering jettisoning the State Department's cybersecurity office, 24 House Democrats sent a letter Friday imploring him not to.
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But they're both set to be free agents within the next 375 days, and if they don't appreciate the team jettisoning another core star, they can and will vote with their feet.
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It's a remake of the original 1988 film, jettisoning the many sequels, retconning the backstory of Chucky the killer doll, and swapping out Chucky's longtime voice actor Brad Dourif for Mark Hamill.
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White House officials had hinted that they preferred renegotiating the trade agreement to jettisoning it, and he said that it was a relief to see some "level heads" on the American side.
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Written off before the season after jettisoning several veterans and handing the offense over to the perennially disappointing Josh McCown, the Jets have ridden a weak schedule to a surprisingly impressive record.
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But a Democratic filibuster of Mr. Trump's choice seems likely, which would force Republicans to confront the difficult question of jettisoning the Senate filibuster for all presidential nominees, once and for all.
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Jettisoning veterans and going with low-priced youth in a way the Yankees never did, Jeter endured a pair of last-place finishes and the lowest home attendance in the major leagues.
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Jason Scott, co-founder of the Archive Team, told Motherboard Verizon is simply jettisoning an unwanted property, oblivious to any deeper impact the move may have on actual users or internet history.
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Even those rightfully disgusted by the revelations from Surviving R. Kelly might not relish the idea of jettisoning meaningful and memorable pieces of the discographies of others just to prove a point.
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She has adapted her magazine and herself to changing times and cultures to an unmatched extent, dispassionately (or ruthlessly) jettisoning her catechisms when they cease to work, from magazine sections to Vogue spinoffs.
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So, Democrats should be extremely wary about jettisoning the core social and cultural principles -- civil rights and gender equity -- that have animated their own base since the civil rights struggles of the 1960s.
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"With shocking speed, he has wreaked havoc: hobbling our core alliances, jettisoning American values and abdicating United States leadership of the world," Rice wrote of Trump in a New York Times op-ed.
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Some legal experts have warned that jettisoning the separate-sovereigns doctrine could endanger Mueller's ability to pressure witnesses to cooperate and make it easier for President Donald Trump to shut down the inquiry.
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This collapsing of past, present and future for the listeners of today was typical of late Nono, his way of retaining a political edge even after jettisoning his overt topicality of the 1960s.
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You might think that jettisoning such genes might seem a risky evolutionary gambit, but when cetaceans dive, their blood vessels narrow and nitrogen bubbles in their blood make clots more likely to form.
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Jettisoning the backstory allows the actors to convey as much of it as they can through behavior, rather than through exposition.) Evan is an easy mark for bullies like Connor Murphy (Mike Faist).
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers agreed to give troops a pay raise and the president his Space Force, while jettisoning a slew of measures that would have reined in the president's war powers.
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Mourinho fluttered his eyelashes at Arsenal, where Unai Emery is embattled, but it is Tottenham who seduced him first, jettisoning Mauricio Pochettino only months after he took Spurs to the Champions League final.
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And however much the company's reputation may suffer now from keeping Kelly on its roster, RCA's executives may be weighing the risks of being accused of censorship, or of jettisoning its contractual obligations.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he and congressional leaders had discussed the possibility of jettisoning a long-standing cap on U.S. government debt, saying it is not really needed.
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Jettisoning political jargon, Stories Women Tell examines the personal effect of HB 1307, the 2014 Missouri bill that instituted a 72-hour waiting period between a patient's initial consultation and her chosen abortion service.
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Since jettisoning the Trans-Pacific Partnership — the Obama administration's trade treaty meant to insinuate the US at the center of Asian trade — the Trump administration has offered no answer to One Belt, One Road.
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Aridi was chosen last week after the opposition rejigged its negotiations committee - jettisoning as its leader a more hardline opponent of Assad in what some speculated might be a move towards softening its position.
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The opposition was unappetizing: Cruz, a creepy, calculating ideologue; Marco Rubio, a hungry lightweight jettisoning his old positions and mentor; Chris Christie, a vindictive bully; Jeb Bush, a past-his-sell-by-date scion.
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The Betts deal, and the effect it could have on everyone involved, offers a reminder that while the Ruth trade is Boston's most famous fire-sale transaction, the jettisoning of Speaker got things started.
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Jeffrey R. Immelt, 61, the departing chief executive, transformed G.E. over the past decade, jettisoning most of its once-huge financial business, which seemed to threaten the company's survival after the 2008 economic crisis.
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Mr. Modi has also failed to explain how jettisoning Hindustan Aeronautics Limited sits with his "Make in India" project to boost manufacturing in India and his promise of ensuring technology transfer in defense manufacturing.
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"The Trump Administration might want to keep Paris defection in its pocket, because jettisoning it later could serve as a way to gin up political support closer to the 2020 re-election race," they note.
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For Cheetham his "disaster plan" involves jettisoning nearly half of his 30 employees if a Brexit compounds the drag from an already slowing global economy at his firm in the English rural town of Hereford.
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The result was the harshest sell off yet in U.S. stocks since Trump was elected and a jettisoning of positions that were tied to the notion that his policies would stoke economic growth and inflation.
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It will be interesting to see what effect jettisoning various satellite and drone programs as well as approaching "put-up-or-shut-up" time for self-driving cars will have on this spend going forward.
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" And given that decarbonizing the economy would mean jettisoning fossil fuel jobs, the resolution asserts that the transition needs to happen in a just way, mindful of the needs of "vulnerable, frontline, and deindustrialized communities.
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Mr. Bolton will replace H. R. McMaster, the three-star general who had cautioned against jettisoning the Iran nuclear deal without plans for what would come next and had other policy differences with the president.
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But with the Murdoch empire contracting with the jettisoning of Fox's entertainment arm, the estimated billion dollars in revenue that Fox News reels in annually is that much more important to the family's bottom line.
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The Crew Dragon executed the carefully designed choreography — jettisoning the bottom of the spacecraft, firing small thrusters and deploying its parachutes About 212 minutes after the test, the intact capsule landed in the Atlantic Ocean.
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The rules set by the board meant the candidates had to leave their lifelines at the door — jettisoning all campaign staff members before facing the board alone for 90 minutes, an eternity in political journalism.
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Some technology policy experts said jettisoning the rules would allow broadband providers to collect customers' internet browsing histories and other personal data and sell them to advertisers with little government oversight or fear of enforcement.
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Jettisoning the limitations that constrained Mr. Camp, they looked to cut the top income tax rate of 353 percent to as low as 10 percent, which Senator Ted Cruz of Texas proposed under a flat rate.
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The old Walking Dead relied on tricks and promised gags to keep people watching; the new Walking Dead seems focused on genuine surprise and jettisoning characters so it can get to the business of new storylines.
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The late-stage discussions included the possibility of Alaska jettisoning part of one or more code-sharing agreements it has with larger U.S. carriers as a concession for winning antitrust approval, one of the people said.
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It's billed as the "blood relative" to Cloverfield, but 10 Cloverfield Lane looks like it's taking a different path to J.J. Abrams' found-footage monster movie, jettisoning the original's shakycam action for tense horror movie aesthetics.
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The Dolphins experienced an impromptu face lift after jettisoning Jay Ajayi to Philadelphia for a fourth-round pick in the 22016 draft, thereby shuffling the rushing duties to Kenyan Drake and third-down specialist Damien Williams.
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By depicting characters deep in the work of jettisoning the narratives they have done their best to live by, Girls is telling the only story that can be told about a generation in search of one.
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After jettisoning people like Bill Simmons for being too outspoken, it created this feature SportsCenter around Jemele Hill and Michael Smith for the very reason that they HAVE personality and are willing to stir it up.
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If Scott spends like he did to win the governor's seat in 2010 and 2014, Democratic groups may be forced to spend more on Florida, potentially jettisoning funds that could have gone to other key states.
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Cuts to the original production were being considered — no intermission, jettisoning "I Feel Pretty" (one of the show's most charming songs) — precisely because van Hove wanted the play to move at the speed of adolescent instincts.
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Top firms are hiring groups of lawyers to expand specific practice areas, changing pay practices, jettisoning or demoting some partners and staff members and seeking ways to distinguish their brands to set them apart from competitors.
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She could even go the full John McCain route—jettisoning, as he did in 2007, the entire structure of his consultant-heavy operation to run a bare-bones, seat-of-the-pants campaign for the nomination.
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On Monday, the Regents went further, jettisoning the requirement that students with disabilities pass the English and math Regents exams, if the students instead earned a credential showing they had the skills for entry-level employment.
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The bill would make major changes to the Affordable Care Act, eliminating the taxes on wealthy individuals, industries and others, as well as jettisoning the individual mandate that requires Americans to purchase insurance or face a penalty.
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"The margin guidance for 2019 always struck us as irrelevant, and we had nothing like this in our numbers, so we think jettisoning this is sensible," Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in a note to clients.
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As recently as late last year, Shell Chief Executive Ben van Beurden was considering jettisoning the unconventionals business over concerns it would drag down group profitability after the group's $255 billion acquisition of BG Group in February.
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By this time, the "Conan" team had also made difficult decisions about some of its fundamental attributes, shrinking the show by 30 minutes a night and jettisoning its musical combo, Jimmy Vivino and the Basic Cable Band.
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After the House finally managed to pass a Republican health care proposal last week, divisive as it was, congressional Republicans suddenly found themselves trying to explain how Mr. Trump was within his rights in jettisoning Mr. Comey.
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They want to put the Obama genie back in the bottle and fight vigorously for the traditional notion of Americanness, at home and abroad, even if it means jettisoning some of the GOP donor class's ideological bugaboos.
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Photo: APSpaceX's Falcon Heavy launch went pretty well this afternoon, with the rocket's two partially reusable Falcon 9 strap-on boosters making successful landings at Kennedy Air Force Station after jettisoning from the craft three minutes post-launch.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's nationalist opposition has expelled a member who attempted to oust its veteran leader, the party said on Thursday, jettisoning a rebel seen by some as capable of chipping at the power of President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Late-stage discussions included the possibility of Alaska jettisoning part of one or more code-sharing agreements it has with larger U.S. carriers as a concession for winning antitrust approval, a source close to the matter has said.
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But historically, and facing increasingly narrow elections that can flip control of the Senate every few years, most senators have opposed permanently jettisoning the rule that allows the minority party to indefinitely obstruct something that has majority support.
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The bulbous bodies of another new painting, Conflict, reminded me of Philip Guston, the beleaguered '60s painter who was blacklisted for jettisoning abstraction in favor of a then-unfashionable figuration, wielding the latter to skewer the loathed Richard Nixon.
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Gathering for their national assembly ahead of the 2018 election, members of the PRI, Mexico's ruling party, voted to relax requirements for presidential candidates, jettisoning a rule that nominees must be party members with at least 10 years' standing.
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She told me that power plants that adopted new extraction technology could drain coal-ash ponds for a relatively low cost, by treating the pond water, jettisoning the liquid, and sending the remaining ash to landfills or recycling centers.
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But at home the company must see if it can manage to appeal to the growing numbers of longtime opera fans who are beginning to attend its performances without jettisoning the quirks that make the company appeal to newbies.
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Doris Leuthard, the Swiss energy minister, said at a press conference in Bern announcing the plan that she did not expect to see a rush of consumers jettisoning their existing providers for a rival, once the market was opened.
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Even now, as figures on the right are opportunistically jettisoning laissez-faire nostrums to own the coronavirus crisis, party leaders are struggling to move beyond a preoccupation with debt, deficits, and deservedness that has constrained liberals for generations now.
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After jettisoning a "trunk" made to help it reach the space station, the Crew Dragon capsule and its human passengers blaze home as the vehicle's heat shield plows through Earth's atmosphere at about 25 times the speed of sound.
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And it will leave the instrumentalities of the GOP in the hands of people who were willing to work with Trump, and whose interest post-Trump-defeat will be in adapting his legacy to the future rather than jettisoning it.
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MacLane's memoir was, needless to say, a hit, selling 100,000 copies in its first month of publication alone and jettisoning the defiant teen out of Butte, Montana, and into the decadent life of fame, fortune, and devilish pleasures she so desired.
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But the plucky Finns kept paddling, jettisoning their early pursuit of consumer hardware (Pienimäki describes attempting to openly compete with Google in the consumer smartphone space as essentially "suicidal" at this point) to narrow their focus to a b218b licensing play.
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But the show has never been as ruthless as it should be in jettisoning some of its non-Masters and Johnson characters, particularly Bill's wife, Libby (Caitlin FitzGerald), who is very good but often seems completely extraneous to the action.
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Jettisoning a statistical method introduced under British colonial rule in the 1920s, the India Meteorology Department has for the first time relied on the so-called dynamic model to improve the accuracy of one of the world's most vital weather forecasts.
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NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump shuffled his transition team again on Tuesday, jettisoning a national security expert and lobbyists from his inner circle as he closed in on naming two loyal Wall Street backers to key economic positions.
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Since becoming chancellor of the Exchequer in July, Mr. Hammond has lost little time in jettisoning the fiscal targets of his predecessor, George Osborne, whose six years in government were dominated by spending cuts and efforts to balance the budget.
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In a leaked series of new analyses, the agency claims that jettisoning the Clean Power Plan, which limits planet-warming carbon dioxide emissions from the nation's power plants, will save electric power producers up to $33 billion annually by 2030.
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After jettisoning a "trunk" that helped it reach the space station, the Crew Dragon capsule and its human passengers blaze home as the vehicle&aposs heat shield plows through Earth&aposs atmosphere at about 25 times the speed of sound.
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Bacevich cites the growing list of things he seemed certain to do where that certainty has now largely disappeared: "tearing up" the Iran nuclear deal; jettisoning NATO; abandoning the "One China" policy; moving the US embassy to Jerusalem; reinstituting torture.
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President Trump declared on Thursday that the United States should recognize Israel's authority over the long disputed Golan Heights, delivering a valuable election-eve gift to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu but jettisoning decades of American policy in the Middle East.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Cori Gauff served up the perfect excuse for playing hooky from school on Monday as the 15-year-old American student caused one of the biggest shocks in Wimbledon history by jettisoning her idol Venus Williams in the first round.
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While this may have been the trigger, jettisoning some bank positions that rose 20 percent over two months after lagging the market for a decade should be no more of a surprise than Angelina Jolie letting go half her position in Brangelina.
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The acquisition from Takeda, which is jettisoning the medicine to reduce debt, adds to several big Novartis transactions over the last year as the Basel-based company both beefs up its portfolio and sheds non-core assets to focus on prescription drugs.
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At the panel on Tuesday, her voice broke as she described meeting a Syrian refugee family in Jordan that had been forced to flee their country under gunfire, with the father jettisoning suitcases so he could carry his children across the border.
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Jettisoning a statistical method introduced under British colonial rule in the 1920s, India's meteorology office is spending $60 million on a new supercomputer to improve the accuracy of one of the world's most vital weather forecasts in time for next year's rains.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he would review a report that his nominee for drug czar championed a law that weakened the government's ability to fight the nation's opioid epidemic, and said he could consider jettisoning the pick.
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Narasimhan has been remaking Novartis by buying speciality treatments like nuclear medicine for cancer and gene therapy, while jettisoning an over-the-counter drugs business and eye surgery-and-contact lens division Alcon, due to be spun off as early as next month.
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The company says it is not doing anything this year because it is jettisoning the idea of seasons altogether and has rejiggered its schedule to show men's wear and women's wear together in September and sell the clothes immediately after it shows them.
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"The fact that plaintiffs seek class certification provides no occasion for jettisoning the rules of evidence and procedure, the Seventh Amendment, or the dictate of the Rules Enabling Act," the court said, citing the Supreme Court's 2016 ruling in Tyson Foods v.
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RELATED: Obamacare premiums to rise an average of 15% next year, says CBO Jettisoning the individual mandate penalty is expected to cause premiums to rise by about 10%, the industry group said, citing reports by the Congressional Budget Office and independent actuaries.
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Her persistence in the job had become untenable over the weekend after thousands of leaked internal D.N.C. emails proved, among other things, a clear bias in favor of Hillary Clinton and against Bernie Sanders, who had been urging Wasserman Schultz's jettisoning for months.
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Yet losing Amazon and Salesforce as customers could pose major problems for Oracle, as it could provide a road map for other large companies that also are looking to cut costs by jettisoning Oracle database software in favor of open-source database alternatives.
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He has consolidated power within the White House, jettisoning freelancers such as short-lived communications director Anthony Scaramucci and chief strategist Stephen Bannon, who had his own line to the president that went around Kelly's predecessor as chief of staff, Reince Priebus.
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Negotiators haggled late into Friday night over language declaring that 19 of the G-20 members consider the Paris accord "irreversible," an effort to cast the United States as an outlier for jettisoning the pact while glossing over friction about the decision.
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Equally remarkably however, five justices, also led by Chief Justice Roberts, concluded that instead of jettisoning the Medicaid expansion or the Affordable Care Act in its entirety, the proper remedy was simply to limit the federal government's power to enforce state compliance.
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Jettisoning bureaucratic words or facts from public view, like the Department of Health and Human Services recently did when it removed several pages about breast cancer from its website, sounds pretty boring compared to the verbal fireworks President Trump stages every day on Twitter.
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Prior to Demo-2, however, NASA intends to conduct an in-flight abort test, during which time the abort system of an unpiloted Crew Dragon will be engaged, jettisoning the capsule from the top of a Falcon 9 shortly after launch, according to Space News.
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Discussions with the Justice Department, which has been considering the impact of the merger on competition and airfares, have included the possibility of Alaska jettisoning part of one or more code-sharing agreements it has with larger U.S. carriers, sources told Reuters last month.
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And their fears are real: the hard-right Alabama Republican not only stands on the wrong side of history, he would lead the Justice Department on an extremist's road to gutting or jettisoning civil rights enforcement, and neglecting environmental and antitrust enforcement as well.
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When the stock market plunges in 2008 and the housing crisis threatens newsstand sales, Reichl and her staff take a counterintuitive path and head for Paris, jettisoning the Condé Nast ethos of spending as they create an entire issue devoted to budget travel and food.
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The audience is puzzled, then horrified, then delighted, and right before our eyes Tommy (James Franco) has to perform a tricky bit of emotional jujitsu, jettisoning his delusions and accepting that if the public loves his film, it's only because it is so terrible.
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Both Reed — who has a show coming up at Peter Blum later this month — and Meyer decided that they had to figure out how to go forward, how to make work that wasn't nostalgic, without jettisoning the brushstroke, as many of their contemporaries did.
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Marshaling its disparate businesses, Nokia strengthened its position in the networking equipment industry last April by buying Alcatel-Lucent (a deal which triggered thousands of layoffs), before jettisoning its maps business Here later that year, selling the unit for $3 billion to a consortium of German carmakers.
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As in, whether or not you think what Sean -- or his eventual replacement (no one keeps this job for an entire presidency!) -- is accurately reporting either facts or the president's own views, jettisoning the daily press briefing entirely sets a very dangerous precedent for future administrations.
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In concert with Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House Democratic leader, Mr. Schumer began formulating a plan to apply pressure, jettisoning the idea of backing a straightforward, or "clean," debt limit measure and settling instead on the idea of a short-term three-month increase.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: The Swiss drugmaker on Monday said it is jettisoning what it had hoped would be a billion-dollar-selling asthma drug, fevipiprant, from its development program after the medicine failed another set of key trials.
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In jettisoning his previous legal team — which had counseled that Mr. Trump should cooperate with the investigation — the president decided to combine a legal strategy with a public relations campaign in an aggressive effort to undermine the credibility of both Mr. Mueller and the Justice Department.
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Months later, at a meeting with Francois, composer Jacques Revaux pitched him a melody with English lyrics called "For Me." Inspired by his recent split from Gall, Francois instead suggested jettisoning the existing lyrics, replacing them with a few couplets he already had and generally restructuring the song.
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While some Republicans may not be happy that one of the results of this public discussion is the jettisoning of the BAT, it also helps ensure that a large sector of the economy won't raise serious concerns and potentially oppose the bill at the end of the day.
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" He recalls, with relish, flying back to Washington last July, soon after undergoing surgery, to cast a vote that prevented his party from jettisoning the Affordable Care Act without providing a replacement: "Reporters pressed me for my decision, and I offered a smartass remark, 'Wait for the show.
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In undermining NATO, launching a trade war against our closest allies, lauding authoritarianism, jettisoning concern for human rights and democratic values, and serially withdrawing from global commitments, Mr. Trump has already delivered to Mr. Putin much of the benefit he might have sought by supporting Mr. Trump's election.
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In 2017, then New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced a multistate lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission in an attempt to stop the agency from jettisoning its net neutrality protections; other states passed their own laws prohibiting internet providers from blocking or otherwise discriminating against lawful content.
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With either choice, Trump would affirm the pattern of his administration so far, jettisoning people who act as if they were accountable to the public and replacing them with people who above all are loyal to Trump, willing to go in the "tougher" — and possibly illegal — direction he demands.
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Instead of showing off mental quickness and a facility with vocabulary—impeccable tools for creating art that are difficult to make interesting in themselves—the radio freestyler, by jettisoning the constraints of song structure and letting it rip, displays what those talents, wiped to a shine, can yield.
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Rao's process encapsulates the modern-day confirmation system where proxies jockey for their nominee with the ferocity of a campaign, Democrats and Republicans take turns jettisoning long-held Senate rules, and some question whether the system has become irretrievably broken, erasing the lines between the judicial and political branches.
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Although the Devils (27-33-12) have stumbled since jettisoning a few veterans at the trade deadline, falling into the Metropolitan Division basement, they played the Rangers hard for the second time at home in a month, taking the lead on a power-play goal by John Quenneville.
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THE HAGUE — The far-right politician Geert Wilders fell short of expectations in Dutch elections on Wednesday, gaining seats but failing to persuade a decisive portion of voters to back his extreme positions on barring Muslim immigrants and jettisoning the European Union, according to official results and exit polls.
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Jettisoning an earlier strident view that Britain could walk away from the talks, May appealed to the EU to work together to solve some of the more difficult Brexit problems, including over Ireland, where some fear the return of a "hard border" with the British province of Northern Ireland after Brexit.
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The skinny-assed brothers Gaines—drums-bashing vocalist Brent and guitarist-slash-singer Derek—first wrought havoc in Brooklyn's DIY deathtraps with the pedal-hopping, Pelican-style heaviosity of 2014's Let's Talk About Us before jettisoning NYC for sun-drenched LA. That move turned out to be a good one.
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Some people really regard it as dangerous because if you think of Canada as somehow antithetical to what's going on in the U.S., you're basically jettisoning a lot of history and a lot of common experience and a lot of common values — decades of a relationship that has been pretty foundational.
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Some states have discussed a possibility that would not necessarily require amending the Constitution: jettisoning the winner-take-all system, in which a single candidate is awarded all of a state's electoral votes — regardless of the popular vote — and instead apportioning them to reflect the breakdown of each state's popular vote.
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Whereas Biden has focused on progressive expansions of the Affordable Care Act and a plan to eliminate net greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 with some elements of the Green New Deal, many of his opponents have been talking about "Medicare for All," a wealth tax, and even jettisoning the Electoral College.
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A bad experience with a tattoo of a wedding bouquet that a client pulled off of Pinterest (it turned out several other people had the exact same tattoo) prompted Jeiven to go even more analog, jettisoning Photoshop, refusing to draw on an iPad, and tossing and deleting many of her visual reference materials.
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It should NOT be accepted that the jettisoning of the studio program goes unaddressed, nor should Roski be allowed to carry on without accountability for the unacceptable and irresponsible representation of a program whose only option seems to be to burn itself to the ground in hopes that some phoenix may eventually rise.
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In 2016, the Obama administration provided a helpful list of candidates: They range from jettisoning the special deductions and credits that producers of fossil fuels enjoy to eliminating the notorious carried interest provision, which allows private equity managers (including me) to pay the lower capital gains rate on what is effectively ordinary income.
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To All the Boys, Sierra Burgess, and Love, Simon were all movies that carried the burden of finding a way to turn what might seem like specific stories about identity into just another teen movie — shedding baggage and biases without jettisoning the well-worn archetypes and narrative beats that viewers have come to expect.
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Thankfully, clear-eyed Democrats like Mr. Schrader (joined by Collin Peterson (D-Minn.), Jim Cooper (D-Ten.), and Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) have stepped up to introduce a sensible bill that will give employers time to prepare and better absorb the impact of the new regulation, as well as jettisoning the unauthorized automatic update provision.
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Johnson backs off 'secret society' claim DOJ watchdog says missing texts recovered White House proposes path to citizenship for 1.8 million people Guggenheim museum reportedly offered the White House a golden toilet HUGE news that Trump actually told White House counsel Don McGahn to fire Mueller as special counsel about a month after jettisoning Comey.
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In a relatively short time, Ainge has developed a roster of solid young veterans: guards Isaiah Thomas and Avery Bradley and the frontcourt players Jared Sullinger, Kelly Olynyk and especially the rugged Jae Crowder, heisted from Dallas along with a protected first-round draft pick in last season's thanks-for-the-memories jettisoning of Rajon Rondo.
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"I know nothing is more painful than to hear that it is worth staying the course, yet sometimes the most painful thing to do is the right thing to do, and that is why I am advocating the outrageous position of not jettisoning your stocks just because everyone else around you seems to be doing exactly that," Cramer said.
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Fixing the public pension, providing a stable fiscal regulatory environment, reforming — or possibly jettisoning or privatizing — some of the government-owned corporations, and reassuring investors that they can return to the island with confidence that contracts and the rule of law are enforced would give Puerto Rico a shot in the arm and a chance at a rejuvenated economy.
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In The Last Jedi, almost everyone is trying to shut down or eradicate some part of their past, and you get the sense that Rian Johnson was (politely) attempting to do the same thing with Star Wars itself, jettisoning the series' long-running penchant for quasi-mystical mumbo-jumbo, and pushing the films toward a more intelligently designed version of faith.
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The powers that be perceived that clubs had previously used the administration process as a way of getting around their financial commitments – jettisoning debt and striking cut-price deals with their creditors, often before piling debt on again with further borrowing – and so they proposed 10 and nine-point penalties for those going into administration in the Football League and Premier League respectively.
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Underwhelmed by banking, whose image has been battered in recent years by tales of grunt work, brutal hours and even suicides by younger workers, many of his peers see hedge funds and their like as a more attractive alternative career in finance — that is, if they aren't jettisoning the whole idea to chase jobs at tech companies like Uber, Facebook, and Snapchat.
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Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyAppropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Graham moves controversial asylum bill through panel; Democrats charge he's broken the rules MORE (Vt.), the longest serving Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, blasted Republicans for jettisoning their independence in their push to get Kavanaugh confirmed by next week.
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"Jettisoning the only colonial currency arrangement still in existence in the world should garner him quite a bit of popularity ahead of the election, especially as the economic consequences of a fundamental change to the arrangement will only be realized over the intermediate term," Marshall Stocker, vice president and head of country research at investment firm Eaton Vance, told CNBC.
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Though "Privacy" was a critical and box-office success in its 2014 London run ("a sensationally entertaining vision of our time that also gives cause for alarm," one critic wrote) the playwright and director — the show's co-creators — have decided to remake it entirely for its United States debut, jettisoning several dozen interviews with British politicians, computer scientists and activists in favor of their stateside counterparts.
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Sen. Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyAppropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Graham moves controversial asylum bill through panel; Democrats charge he's broken the rules MORE (Vt.), the longest serving Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, blasted Republicans for jettisoning their independence in their push to get Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh confirmed by next week.
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So it shouldn't be a surprise that after a rocky first six months in office, he's jettisoning Reince Priebus, the chief of staff he initially accepted as the condition of a deal — his pact with the Republican Party, after winning the presidency, to work with the establishment rather than against it — and replacing him with a retired general who's currently carrying out Trump's immigration agenda.
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