Schumer's key point: Amid the partisan jabs and attacks on McConnell, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer made the key point on Monday.
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The key point today is recognizing that enough is enough.
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One key point: OXY reiterated that the dividend was safe.
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America is a key point today in the market, definitely.
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A key point for her was a change in perspective.
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Immigration is expected to be another key point of contention.
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Indeed that's the key point: multiple candidates are crossing 15%.
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Bank of America was a key point in yesterday's interview.
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And that's going to be the key point to this.
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But it still fell short on one key point - oversight.
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But the key point is that this argument is completely general.
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The key point, of course, is the nature of the mind.
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I think the key point is firms are being immensely practical.
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I think that's the key point that makes [a] mod successful.
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And then a key point of the internet will be lost.
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The speed at which those became commodities is another key point.
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Another key point is that it tastes really foul to me.
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A key point is that the standards can be applied nationwide.
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But the academics and political critics are missing a key point.
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Key point here: This is the last train leaving the station.
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This was a key point against Prohibition (of alcohol) in the 20163s and '22016s, and it's a key point against marijuana prohibition and even against the prohibition of any drug, all the way up to heroin, today.
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But the key point Lichtenfeld made involved the different types of chemotherapy.
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That's become the key point in Trump's favor in social conservative circles.
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But first, let's clarify a key point on which your argument rests.
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Pritchard also brought up a key point of friction in the industry.
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A key point is that Parliament has already voted against no-deal.
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The key point is that this is not about compromising wider security.
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"Peter Parker's storyline hits every key point of growing up," he says.
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"The key point is that Alexa is learning your preferences," Moore said.
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Congress largely missed this key point in its April 10-11 hearings.
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"In the end, all the officials had one key point," he said.
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Gender inclusion in the workplace was a key point he focused on.
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Brexit was a key point of discussion during the meeting of policymakers.
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The meeting became a key point of investigation in Mueller's Russia probe.
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Even so, she has distanced herself from Trump on one key point.
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I mean, if you go into these jobs, what's the key point?
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The White House reaction The key point here is how Trump responds.
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Herein lies Taubes's key point, and it's sort of a life lesson.
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Tepco's liability has been a key point of contention since the meltdown.
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Those were two separate traffic stops — a key point in this case.
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A key point he emphasized: being gay is not a personal choice.
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That's all well and good, but the key point here is the price.
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Another key point that perhaps you missed was that our present energy policy.
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If you can't measure it, you can't manage it, was our key point.
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"The key point here is that work is ongoing," the spokesman told reporters.
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Uber's relationship with its drivers has emerged as a key point of controversy.
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"The key point is that this is still really, really weak," he said.
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A key point of focus: "transitioning" fossil fuel workers into new energy jobs.
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That's the key point: in our current environment, losses repel and stymie agreement.
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The key point is to throw the item correctly to the right place.
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A key point is that we live in an era of significant consolidation.
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Here's the key point: A mandatory look-through can happen without any amnesty.
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Key point: Bob Mueller has known about the payments to Cohen for months.
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But the key point here is that extra 100 years of evolutionary advancement.
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But a key point of difference is how much less Bolt has raised.
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That influence has been a key point of contention between Nissan and Renault.
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All agree on one key point: the conditions in these camps are unacceptable.
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A key point of contention has been a proposed 17th regular-season game.
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The key point is that all three legs of this stool are necessary.
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That brings the second key point: Corker was willing to say it publicly.
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That gets to another key point: Gun owners like to own many guns.
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For those who don't, the key point is that Google is taking security seriously.
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Remember, Trump made his opposition to Muslim immigration a key point of his campaign.
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Lawmakers missed one key point — that they should focus on more than just ads.
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A key point of contention is Anthem's lawsuit against Express Scripts Holding Co ESRX.
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THE key point is that anthropomorphism is not nearly as bad as people think.
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The wall was central to Trump's campaign and a key point for his supporters.
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The key point is it can do this all natively—right on the stick.
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Another key point, according to Ivarsflaten, is that these parties' constituencies are disproportionately male.
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But here's the key point, according to several senior aides: ignore all of that.
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It was a key point of progressive advocacy during the Dodd-Frank legislative debate.
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This is the key point that people often miss when talking about Hitler's rise.
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They other key point, which probably isn't made enough, is that these are revolutionary leftists.
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The location of the drone has become a key point of contention since the incident.
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The key point here is that all on-demand companies do not look the same.
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Markland says it fell through because Killspace's key point of contact at the publisher departed.
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And it's that distribution that was ultimately the key point for many of Saturday's demonstrators.
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Over the course of the show, we've seen the writers hammer home a key point.
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HANNITY: Ron DeSantis, let me go to you, because this is a very key point.
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This is a very key point and it's really the most difficult thing about this.
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Short was a key point of contact between the White House and members of Congress.
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" A key point: "[P]ersistent underrepresentation often stems from equity issues that begin [before college].
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For this alliance, a visceral objection to Israel's existence was a key point of unity.
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The key point to remember is that NEPA stops the cover-up, not the project.
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But Ms. Warren's concerns miss a key point about the social network's roles in elections.
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THE KEY POINT IS YOU HAVE DIFFERENT ISSUES WITH CANADA THAN YOU MIGHT WITH MEXICO.
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This brings me to the key point: pledged delegates decided 2016 like they did 2008.
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Key point: The company will continue operating as normal while the appeal process takes place.
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"But the key point is yes, these are really exciting ideas to test," he continued.
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This was a key point in their losses to Indiana and Iowa State this season.
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Nevertheless, the article minimizes the key point that Title IX is an anti-discrimination statute.
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The key point is to realize that the distribution of computing is getting increasingly diverse.
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According to the arrest warrant, Ramirez is a key point in some of the other killings.
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And on that key point, the United States collectively failed in that role on September 11.
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Key point: Russia is spending more on its campaign this year than it did in 2016.
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The key point is that these nay votes are "scattered throughout" the membership of the House.
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There is one key point that should be made clear to all would-be retirees, however.
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But government officials and Apple execs agree about one key point: It's not about one phone.
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And it is this, I believe, that leads us to the key point of this essay.
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The key point helping markets is the expectation that rates will indeed remain lower for longer.
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It's a key point of growth for Snap which has rebranded as a camera technology company.
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Another key point is that it is not just Chinese policies that are hard to read.
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The move makes DeStefano one of the administration's key point people to the wider Republican universe.
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Either way, the key point is that the biggest exposure tends to be in the future.
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Another key point: the many unknowns from chemicals like glycerin and propylene glycol in some vapes.
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BUT HERE'S THE KEY POINT, I MEAN, THE PRESIDENT AND I ARE ON FULLAGREEMENT WITH THAT.
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"The key point is that women should have the choice and (make) informed decisions," she said.
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Accounts of his life that downplay his politics make it harder to grasp this key point.
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DM: I think Alice is touching on the key point of connecting young people with food.
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A key point of leverage is Trump's recent moves to rejuvenate and expand U.S. nuclear forces.
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Iran has also been a key point of focus for U.S. intelligence espionage and cyber operations.
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One key point is that these kinds of agreements are inherently unenforceable, given the secret ballot.
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This is a key point of contention within the House Democratic Caucus and freshman Democratic Rep.
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But the key point is there's a way out of this no-tax cul-de-sac.
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The key point is that Republicans are committed to a policy agenda that is deeply unpopular.
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That's a key point given Trump's past promises to disentangle the U.S. from Middle East wars.
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One key point to remember about property tax deferrals is that this is not free money.
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Another key point about Fidelity's benchmarks: They're geared to workers who spend their career in that country.
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The key point... is that everyone will shout, 'Jeez, mate, there's a dead cat on the table!
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One key point is employment: supporting investment in projects like the expansion of the energy-tech sector.
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But a key point is that all candidates are asked the same questions in the same order.
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A key point of the new research is that an overbite makes it easier to enunciate labiodentals.
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Nor would his key point about the foolishness and cruelty of deterrence strategies be any less relevant.
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" The key point: "[A]ntitrust regulators have a narrow test: Does their size leave consumers worse off?
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" The key point: The DoD "has not conducted required assessments related to the security of its operations.
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I guess doing the Armored Saint EP and them getting signed to Chrysalis was a key point.
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The key point was that these necessities can be provided only through collective effort and shared costs.
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"This is a fundamental and key point," Rogers and Macbeth note in a paper about their work.
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But the absence of any loss is sure to be a key point raised by the defendants.
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The precise location and circumstances surrounding the arrests emerged as a key point of contention in court.
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A key point in the final rejection is a lack of medical documentation for Zarmena Waziri's dementia.
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Mr. Manafort argues the lobbying was focused on the European Union — a key point in his defense.
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One key point for Trump: Any DACA deal must come with funding for a border wall. 2.
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Here's the key point: GOLDMAN: Giuliani and President Trump didn't actually care if they did them, right?
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Missing from this story is a key point: Postwar American conservatism was forged in battles over extremists.
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"The meeting with Trump was a key point, a milestone," a Ukrainian government source told Reuters, requesting anonymity.
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The key point to remember is that both financiers and warehouse operators profit from metal surplus, not famine.
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Relations between Italy and France are strained with migration a key point of tension between Salvini and Macron.
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Fitch continues to view overall healthcare spending as a key point of potential expenditure pressure for the province.
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The precise location of where the US drone was shot down has become a key point of contention.
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It was her key point: "The academy has never promoted free speech as its central value," she said.
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This divide, sometimes summed up as "nationalism versus globalism," is increasingly a key point of division across Europe.
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At one key point in the speech, Trump undertook a Nixonian move by pitting immigrants against working Americans.
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Third, and this is the key point: We need to think harder about what good intermediation looks like.
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Although the key point here is one of a lack of consent, not where the data ended up.
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Mueller's failure to declare whether Trump committed the crime of obstructing justice is another key point of contention.
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The key point is that these start-ups, and dozens of others, effectively owe their success to Salesforce.
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Key point: The SAB does not usually report to or receive attention from the EPA administrator like this.
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The value of GE following those spinoffs has been a key point of debate among Wall Street analysts.
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But, secondly, I think the key point here is that you have the National Enquirer buying a story.
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"The key point is this: tax reform is the White House's number one focus right now," he added.
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The key point is the rapidity and scope of revolutionary technology disrupting existing industries, either directly or collaterally.
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The market has hit a key point that points to a bounce, says chart-minded trader Todd Gordon.
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The key point is that when something is very close, as this was, anything can make a difference.
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Here's a key point: Spotify is a big company with a big brand name that partially sells itself.
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GEORGIANNE ARNOLD Pittsburgh To the Editor: I agree with David Brooks's column, but he misses a key point.
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That's a key point to consider, especially since X Games marked this roster's debut in a LAN setting.
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Andy Bragen raced to the net, hoping to capture a key point in the tight third-set tiebreaker.
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The key point is that whatever science finds should not affect the way we behave toward one another.
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A key point is that the stock market will usually price in a recession before it actually begins.
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The other key point is that users only see actions related to their stated availability and tracked location.
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"The key point is this: tax reform is the White House's number one focus right now," Cohn said.
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It's been a key point several Democratic senators have quietly made to their GOP colleagues, CNN is told.
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Becerra said that's been a key point of contention in the debate over competition in the technology sector.
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A key point about Sondland, however, is that he's a rich man who doesn't need wing-nut welfare.
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If you are determined to lift suspicion, then the key point of our cooperation is these 18 people.
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McCabe is also thought to have been the key point of contact to the former British spy, Christopher Steele.
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How Boeing handled that information and whether it shared enough with regulators is a key point in the controversy.
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When in fact the key point that Twitter needs to grasp is that hate speech itself suppresses free speech.
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The key point here is that Face ID data never leaves the user's phone (or indeed the Secure Enclave).
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Israeli officials have maintained Gaza is not besieged—a key point of contention looming over this whole saga, right?
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There is a small but key point of coordination on the Internet, called the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA).
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" A key point of his defense will be challenging witnesses' more than 30-year-old memories, he said. "Mr.
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"The key point is Tencent," Kenny Wen, a Hong Kong-based strategist at Sun Hung Kai Financial, told CNBC.
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Key point: Republicans are worried that using process on a bipartisan, negotiated agreement could poison future talks with Democrats.
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The other key point of the episode is the courtroom scene when Simpson tried on the gloves in question.
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Each scene includes a key point — like "Murders, Robberies, Shootings Down Dramatically" — with "De Blasio Record" written below each.
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"The key point is that the Greens offer a certain outsider independence," The Wall Street Journal's Joseph Sternberg writes.
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In the case of Disney's Fox acquisition, one key point of difference is it doesn't involve any news businesses.
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"The key point is, it's democracy in Ukraine," said John E. Herbst, a former United States ambassador in Kiev.
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A key point is some medical device companies are relying on China as a major driver of revenue growth.
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The IRGC-QF was, is and remains a key point of operational contact for Shiite militias like Kata'ib Hezbollah.
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A key point outlined by Ridder goes directly after former Vice President Joe Biden, by name, and Vermont Sen.
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A key point to understanding deep learning is there are two critical but separate steps involved in the process.
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A key point of contention is Anthem's lawsuit against Express Scripts, a middleman for prescription drugs, according to the newspaper.
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Jordan Peterson, I interviewed him yesterday, made a key point, his a clinical psychologist, deals with a lot of patients.
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Too often, charts are full of chart junk, that is, unnecessary clutter and annotations that detract from the key point.
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By doing that the key point for us is that we can grow our cash flow 20% out to 2025.
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All of this gets to a key point about the war on drugs: Policymakers don't evaluate drugs in a vacuum.
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Fidelity's analysis counts on a key point: That you're retiring at 65, the same age you become eligible for Medicare.
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This has been a key point for Republicans who have been hesitant to support any bill that expands the government.
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The last is a key point, and one that should have some resonance with otherwise unreachable members on the right.
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" A key point: "If China continues to help with North Korea, you could definitely see him walk back some tariffs.
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Those complaining about "fat shaming" in Cat Person are missing the key point that the narrator is a flawed human.
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It's also an issue that speaks directly to key point of frustration between grassroots progressives and the Democratic Party leadership.
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That's going to be a real key point for the U.S., because we tend to be 2½ weeks behind Europe.
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Because the assessment from 2016 was that Russia preferred Trump, any updated assessment would have touched on that key point.
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The key point of division was whether to hear from witnesses who could shed additional light on Trump's Ukraine dealings.
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The key point is that neither the successes nor the failures amount to an argument for the end of architecture.
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The key point here is not that people are irrational; it's that this irrationality comes from a very rational place.
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AND THE OTHER KEY POINT ABOUT PERMANENCE IS I WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT EXPENSING BE MADE PERMANENT.
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One key point: The agreement does not require the California High-Speed Rail Authority to build trains for the track.
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Rather, the key point of differentiation is the very fact he or she chose to vote in a partisan primary.
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And this is a key point: PrEP didn't appear to change the number of people who have sex without a condom.
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The work he puts in, he throws a strike from right field at a key point in the game right there.
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The initial article was bad, and while the defense of the article usefully clarifies a key point, it is also bad.
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But it's an absolutely key point: The only way to rack up Amazonian returns is by buying and holding great companies.
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But here's the key point: Trump is not going to give up his economic populism or his America-first foreign policy.
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I'm not even interested in saying it's this branch and that branch, because that's going to miss the key point today.
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"I truly love my body more then I did before I had babies and that's the key point here, SELF LOVE."
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Again, the key point is that the photo or video can't be used to encourage or celebrate the violence it depicts.
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The key point, however, is that devaluation is not normally a sign of a healthy economy; think of Venezuela or Argentina.
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The key point I make in the book is that all these negative health risks don't necessarily stem from racist individuals.
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In any case, the Irish backstop - a key point of contention - would remain an essential part of the agreement, Coveney said.
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The key point here is that CLR is only a symptom, and there will likely be other symptoms and crises ahead.
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Another key point they need to be able to check off, Sun said: No outstanding personal debts aside from a mortgage.
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One key point to note: Sight Diagnostics has still yet to publish peer reviewed results of its clinical trials for OLO.
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One key point that is often overlooked in debates over drug spending is that drugs are, in fact, cost-saving tools.
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A key point in the report, though, is that delaying the transition to a cleaner energy system would be more costly.
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But still, the key point is that even while embracing protectionism, Trump is imposing negative protection on a lot of manufacturing.
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But here's the key point: Many critics don't even bother to assert that grades have risen over time or are undeserved.
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One of the themes of the evening's discussions, and a key point of unity, was that they all lived in Europe.
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This is a key point of contention for Mr. Prager, who said that this night was strictly about music, not politics.
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So it really was no surprise that the metal rallied strongly once it finally broke above that key point of resistance.
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The key point, however, is that there is always a power dimension in the mix when aluminum smelters close or restart.
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"Aesthetic look is the key point that Elon is always not satisfied with," one unnamed former Tesla employee in California told Reuters.
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However, Clare makes the key point that our time may be better spent protesting this reality rather than praising overweight women's photos.
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Your leader about the presidential election in the Democratic Republic of Congo ("The great election robbery", January 26th) missed the key point.
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But here's the key point: China must let market forces determine the currency price and, by the way, the level of stocks.
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For the larger institutions, and maybe even some of the smaller ones as well, subscriptions are really a key point on this.
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President Trump probably wants the established media's approval as much as anyone, but the key point is he can survive without it.
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The key point here being, no evidence was required by the social network that the parent was continuing to authorize each transaction.
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"It will come to a head at the G20, I think that's the key point," Kudlow told reporters at the White House.
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Also, another key point is commitment to long-term investment by companies and commitment to encouraging and protecting those investments by investors.
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The statement was light on particulars, but greater policing of the internet was a key point that May hammered on multiple times.
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" The key point: "The financial fireworks on display in the first quarter of this year suggest that this vision is coming true.
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The key point to understand here, though, is that Amiri had already outed himself publicly by the time these emails were written.
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Your recent advice to a worker ready to quit, but unsure about the ideal timing, seemed to be missing a key point.
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The key point in my judgment, best way I can help the country is get the economy strong and prosperous, you know?
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I think the key point is that this is an established uptrend, it's a healthy uptrend and we think it should continue.
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It would also place new limits on family-based immigration, a key point for conservatives but considered a nonstarter for many Democrats.
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Well, again, I think the key point here is what we were trying to go after is just really around hate speech.
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A key point of contention is Anthem's lawsuit against Express Scripts Holding Co , a middleman for prescription drugs, according to the newspaper.
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The key point, however, is that the 20 percent DBCFT was not the same thing as a 20 percent corporate income tax.
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This is a key point that many people miss when discussing the "fake news" or "filter bubble" problem in our online media ecosystems.
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And the key point here is the assumption should always be that a child belongs with his mom or her mom, their parents.
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This is supportive in an affordability-constrained environment, including in the otherwise problematic California housing market, and a key point of contrast vs.
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The FCC changed the legal classification of broadband service when it repealed the rules, and that decision is a key point of dispute.
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Specifically, the recommendations include beefing up qualification standards for sailors who stand watch -- a key point of failure in the two deadly collisions.
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The key point is that your dog should not be able to associate these changes with baby's arrival and begin nursing a grudge.
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"The key point there is that high inflation means the peso will need to continue to weaken to maintain its competitiveness," Glossop added.
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A key point is not merely how strictly it is policed, but whether sharp differences in tax and regulations create incentives for smuggling.
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Delrahim also committed to resisting any political inference from the White House, a key point given President Trump's strong views toward some deals.
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The false association that Young M.A.'s fans were making may have been a key point influencing Lilac's decision to pull the product.
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"Aesthetic look is the key point that Elon is always not satisfied with," said another former Tesla employee, who works in Fremont, California.
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"A key point of the building is that the design elements that make it beautiful are what allows it to perform," said Brooks.
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This is a key point, as one cannot craft a plan to denuclearize the north unless we know how big the program is.
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It would also place new limits on family-based immigration, a key point for conservatives but considered a non-starter for many Democrats.
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Another key point to remember: Our rules have long required that at least one editor know the specific identity of any anonymous source.
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The key point is that 3% to 4% real GDP growth, which is the achievable long-term goal of Trumponomics, is not inflationary.
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"The key point is that ShFE settlement prices are inclusive of VAT," said Guy Wolf, global head of market analytics at Marex Spectron.
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And the key point here is that the ICO's decision is based on scrutinising exactly what happened that led to the breach occurring.
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Despite baseless allegations and unrelated examples put forth in the article, the key point to remember is this: iron pipe is lead-free.
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I think the key point he made was that it's got to be a good deal, first of all, for the United States.
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Vargas added that the Colombian government is missing this key point in the methods it uses to measure how much coca is produced.
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The key point, though, is that in every scenario, the macroeconomic effect is small — well under 1 percent of GDP in either direction.
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The key point many owners factored into their decision-making has been the impact their actions have on their pets' followings and fans.
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One key point on taxes and Thursday's rally: Lower corporate taxes might not bolster the earnings of S&P 500 companies that much.
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Hasen said that in addition to who had made the payment, a key point would be demonstrating whether the payment was campaign-related.
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It was a key point in Beshear's platform of progressive issues, including making Medicaid more accessible and replacing Bevin's state board of education.
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"The key point is that we're in a world of binary outcomes," Fabiana Fedeli, head of fundamental equities at Robeco, told CNN Business.
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That is the key point: Overutilization is driven by a bunch of factors that appear to be common in other health care systems.
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And here's a key point about APIs: I don't care how P5 goes about calculating my number behind the scenes, just that it does.
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"The key point is that escape from the orbit is much more challenging than escape from the surface of the planet," he told Gizmodo.
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The court ruled that knowing the account number was enough, saying it was not an improper fishing expedition - a key point in France's case.
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Details aside, the key point is that people are so keen to buy online that they'll jump through all manner of hoops to do.
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My key point is that the combination of repressive regimes with IT monopolies endows those regimes with a built-in advantage over open societies.
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Stanford University law professor and bioethicist Hank Greely tweeted that "the key point" is that no one has tried to implant any edited embryos.
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That&aposs a key point respectfully, Professor Dershowitz is right on track, but there&aposs not a question now about what Rod Rosenstein knew.
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And here is the key point: The statute on the books on the day Cruz was born made him a citizen on that day.
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But Ratcliffe's criticisms of the Mueller investigation are also likely to be a key point as Democrats press him on in his confirmation hearing.
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Froome benefited from his rivals' meekness when they waited for him after he suffered a mechanical failure at a key point of a climb.
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"The key point is that it is a failsafe, if you don't have Tor up then nothing can get to the internet," Llewelyn said.
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ESET would later point to that VBS backdoor as a key point of evidence that Sandworm—which ESET calls Telebots—was responsible for NotPetya.
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I don't know the answers to these questions, but — and this is the key point — neither do the agencies that issued their Colleague letter.
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Israelis and Palestinians both claim Jerusalem as their capital and its status remains a key point of argument in the conflict between the two.
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On Syria -- another key point of discussion -- Trump only signaled that the US, Russia and Israel would be working on a deal regarding Syria.
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Malcolm Gladwell, the Jesus of business books, highlights the parable of David & Goliath to make the key point: don't fight on other people's terms.
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What's more — and this is the key point — greater cosmopolitanism is required for humanity to prosper, or possibly even survive, in the 21st century.
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Yeah, there's a lot, there's a plot point in there, like you alluded to, that is literally a key point in the book. Correct.
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But I think the key point is both headline and core inflation are for all intents and purposes at the Bank of Canada's target.
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But they do not mention a key point: The zoning restrictions in place in the garment district have failed manufacturers and city residents alike.
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Kean says the singularity of these 400,000 decisions marks a key point in the history of Britons interacting with, and awarding agency to, animals.
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But a key point to Level 4 is that the vehicle cannot operate in 100% of the conditions and therefore a human is required.
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FIRST KEY POINT: Fox hosts, Fox guests and GOP leaders were all talking about an imminent "invasion," even though no such thing is happening.
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One Freedom Caucus source, who asked for anonymity to speak candidly, noted that Bannon had been a key point of contact for conservative lawmakers.
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It has seceded from a part of the state that Joy Langston, a political scientist, called Mexico's key point of failure: its party system.
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A key point of contention has been whether to bring Syria back into the Arab League, more than seven years after its membership was suspended.
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Tesla noted that it continues to move ahead in China (a key point bulls were looking for) and will produce some components there in 2019.
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And to that idea, Monmouth's Nevada poll reinforces a key point: to beat Biden, you'll likely have to defeat him in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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It completely personifies who they are as beings and makes a very key point of the film, how beautiful people can still be really ugly.
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His meeting with Tymoshenko highlights how Giuliani was presenting himself as a key point of contact for foreign officials looking for access to the President.
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However, and this is the key point, Cruz argued time and again that the rules were the rules and that he simply played by them.
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Stopping malarial transmission within the mosquito, rather than the human, is promising because it disrupts transmission at a key point of the parasite life cycle.
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The Glass team joins Google's AR/VR team and marks another key point in the company's gradual pivot away from driving to the consumer hoop.
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That's a cut of as much as 5613 million tonnes from the market, but the key point is the reduction is only for next year.
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Control over the constitutional process has been a key point of conflict between President Bashar Assad&aposs government and the international community and Syrian opposition.
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A key point: Mueller's investigation falls under the DOJ umbrella, but because Attorney General Jeff Sessions has recused himself, he will be reporting to Rosenstein.
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That's a key point here because while mammals like bats may harbor a high diversity of viruses, they typically do not get sick from them.
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"The key point here is that a fairly healthy U.S. economy will be confronting a wide variety of issues in 2020 and 2021," Dimon wrote.
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The key point to remember: Financial disclosures are simply no substitute for tax returns when it comes to understanding someone's financial standing and various commitments.
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While they didn't walk away with a deal, Sacca's frustration illustrated a key point when pitching investors: Don't keep any surprises from your potential investors.
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As the Trump administration formulates its South Asia strategy and the public messaging around it, this is the key point that needs to be emphasized.
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Here's how he described the key point: "At some point, in order for the illusion to work, the script has to break down," he writes.
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The key point is that I no longer have the ability to nap at will—to recover, in nickels of unconsciousness, a lost hypnotic legacy.
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Over the weekend, U.S Customs and Border Protection shut down traffic flowing into the country at a key point of entry on the southern border.
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A few entrepreneurs mentioned that they'd used the venture-capital firm Sequoia Capital's pitch-deck template, which includes 10 slides, each with one key point.
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The key point is that both clients and routers need to be fixed against KRACK so there are lots of potential attack vectors to consider.
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And another key point is if the person/people participated in a public event, like the Charlottesville rally, with no effort to conceal their identities.
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That spin would, of course, miss this key point: Mueller would have found collusion between a major party presidential campaign and an adversarial foreign power.
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The other key point is that we pay close to twice as much for our health care as the average person in other wealthy countries.
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The key point here is that our shared history of slavery, of institutionalized violence and debasement, as destructive as it has been, is also constitutive.
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The key point here is that Alwan and Hammadi were not plotting a domestic terrorist attack; their goal was to send the weapons to Iraq.
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And he's said he doesn't want to expand background checks to private transfers between family members, a key point of contention in the gun debate.
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The key point here is that corporations and their investors are taxed twice: First, a corporate rate on profits is paid directly by the company.
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If you're hiring remote employees, you should consider that environment a key point in evaluating whether a candidate is the right fit for your organization.
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But candidates differ on some of the details, and the role of fracking in the fight against climate change is a key point of contention.
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On this key point, the Trump administration's Justice Department came down strongly in favor of a world where an internet presence replaces traditional physical presence.
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The key point to understand about universal coverage is that we know a lot about what it takes, because every other wealthy country has it.
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Taylor replaced Marie Yovanovitch, whose early removal as US ambassador to Ukraine last spring was a key point of interest in the House impeachment inquiry.
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Beneath the math and footnotes is a key point: Tax reform along the lines of the "Unified Framework" will be a boon to working Americans.
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The key point here is that while California can set air pollution rules, fuel economy rules are under the sole purview of the federal government.
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" Then he made the key point that was politically useful for Hyde: "It is important to believe the president because he is a important person.
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The key point was that dual citizenship was now an option for those deemed to have "outstanding ability" who could "contribute to the national interest".
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But the respective statements differed on one key point: a promise, per the Mexican side, to not speak publicly about who would pay for the wall.
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"The key point is from a regulatory point of view, nothing has changed," Condon said at the BMO Farm to Market investor conference in New York.
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But the key point I take away from this, we can actually -- again, I go back to Dana Perino, because she sent some lovely articles around.
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Director Richard Shepard says that Hannah's choice (whether it be consenting or relenting) was a key point for him in creating a complex conversation around consent.
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Manafort allegedly failed to disclose who his lobbying clients were — a key point in his defense is that these lobbyists only worked in the European Union.
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" (Including the counsel who threatened to resign, Don McGahn!) Key point: "McGahn disagreed with the president's case and told senior White House officials that firing Mr.
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"The key point is these are mid-level officials," said Donough Kilmurray, managing director and head of the Investment Strategy Group for EMEA at Goldman Sachs.
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The key point, though, is that sentiment is now as important a driver of iron ore and steel prices as old-fashioned supply and demand considerations.
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Which leads to another key point: those same Republicans have just as much power -- and the majorities -- to start moving targeted legislation to force a reversal.
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China said on Sunday it would seek to improve protections for intellectual property rights, which has been a key point of contention between the two countries.
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In his first public statement since the special counsel report was released, Robert Mueller reiterated his key point: He's not saying President Donald Trump obstructed justice.
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Biden emphasized that his plan would allow people who like their private insurance to keep it, a key point of distinction from Sanders' and Warren's approach.
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U.S Customs and Border Protection (CBP) over the weekend shut down traffic flowing into the country at a key point of entry on the southern border.
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"One of the key point is there's no finding that this actually affected the election results," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR.
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The key point though is that the lower corporate rate improves the after-tax profitability of investment across the economy, and as such generates new activity.
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The key point is that all those sub-$15 workers aren't just sitting around collecting paychecks: they're producing goods and (mostly) services that the public wants.
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The relationship among Caprotti's children has always been tense and the company's valuation has been a key point of contention between the three siblings, the sources said.
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South Eastern Europe was a key point of transit for more than 1 million migrants from the Middle East and Africa who came to Europe in 2015.
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A key point in our work is assuring that the orangutans will be able to care for themselves, this means they need to learn to avoid humans.
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Rent prices are a key point of comparison, with La Défense citing CBRE data which reveals its own at just over one third of central London's rates.
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The issue over which semiconductor chips, among other products, can be sold to Huawei without security issues remains a key point of contention, according to the Journal.
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A key point made in the manifesto (among several) is that we need computers that are capable of more than just processing music as data and patterns.
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The sun meets Venus retrograde at 10:15 AM, finding us at a key point in our journeys, making important realizations about love, money, and our values.
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They wrote in documents filed Tuesday that Trump has admitted he did not handpick instructors for the venture's programs, a key point of contention in the case.
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"The key point is that the Atlantic was warmer than other open oceans all over the world," the study's lead author, Hiroyuki Murakami, said in an interview.
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But the key point is that we as a parliament will be delivering on what the British people voted for which is to leave the European Union.
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The President's narrow focus on the near term billions that NATO needs misses a key point: climate change is an oncoming reality that could cost us trillions.
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The entire exchange is worth watching in full, but the key point Brown harped on is that he doesn't believe protesters actually want him to stop fracking.
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Chastain's comments also raise another key point: we need more female storytellers, but we also need male writers and directors to start telling better stories about women.
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However, a key point is not being mentioned: The formulas developed by Cambridge Analytica to explain and predict people's personality traits and behaviors are most likely hogwash.
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But the key point here is that Trump has already been publicly feuding with the intelligence community over its analysis of Russia's role in the US election.
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The key point here is, with the addition of scale in mobile and the inclusion of the global consumer market, there is no single standard computing platform.
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That's a key point: Experts have noted for decades that the North Koreans consider nuclear weapons as key to the regime's survival by deterring a foreign invasion.
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So female staffers adopted a meeting strategy they called "amplification": When a woman made a key point, other women would repeat it, giving credit to its author.
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" Mr. Kudlow, speaking on "Fox and Friends," said pursuing separate deals might allow an agreement to be reached "more rapidly," adding: "I think that's the key point.
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Here's Mr. Schneier's key point: A ban on facial recognition won't make any difference if, in response, surveillance systems switch to identifying people by smartphone MAC addresses.
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The key point is: When you are witnessing an economic expansion with a concurrent rise in earnings, multiples can be, and historically have been, higher than normal.
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That was a key point House Democrats raised as they laid out their case for impeaching the president during a Monday hearing at the House Judiciary Committee.
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Industrial espionage is a key point of dispute between the US and China, an issue that has recently intensified as trade negotiations heat up between the two countries.
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A civilian witness had the location where police say the arrests was made - which emerged as a key point of contention during the proceedings - written on his hand.
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And the second key point is that the president has been bolder on this and Korea, and, by the way, on world trade than any other recent president.
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The most addictive phone games come in different form, but have one key point in common: They make you feel equal parts frustration and validation as you play.
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This lack of clarity and, in some cases, a seeming arbitrariness as to whose accounts are locked — and not locked, was a key point of conversation last week.
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One key point of interest was German chemicals group Bayer, who offered to acquire Monsanto for $122 per share in cash, valuing the U.S. firm at $62 billion.
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There's one more key point to take away from the filing: PRN claims that, prior to Harris' death in 2016, the company had no knowledge of the infringement.
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Some key takeaways from the first-quarter fundraising reports: An early start pays dividends for Trump Trump's fundraising underscores a key point: He's a candidate like no other.
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When educating employees about their retirement plans, Pottichen said he emphasizes one key point: Try and focus on avoiding loans from your retirement plan if at all possible.
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"The key point is that our deficit targets agreed with the European Union concern the structural deficit, which does not take the economic cycle into account," he added.
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Clinton participated in a televised economic summit in December that demonstrated his policy knowledge but also consumed much of his time during a key point in the transition.
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The super-key point: Trump cares primarily about how people perform on TV. He's totally uninterested in the behind-the-scenes, unglamorous planning work of a comms director.
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The first key point that the study uncovered is that a huge percentage of the U.S. population still has little to no experience with any ride-sharing service.
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Her key point was that the global economy is worse today than it was in December, back when the Fed took its target rate up a quarter point.
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But for the purposes of the shutdown, the key point is the one Trump himself makes here: Asylum seekers are allowed in because applying for asylum is legal.
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Making it easier for customers to pay for online purchases is a key point of focus for India's top e-commerce businesses, which include Amazon, Snapdeal, and Flipkart.
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The second key point is that Sanders runs far stronger than Trump in general election match-up polling nationally, almost always beating Trump by landslide double-digit margins.
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The key point of attack for Democrats is a 28503 email in which Kavanaugh appeared to challenge the view that the landmark 22019 abortion case is settled law.
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But inspections of military sites have been a key point of contention -- with Iran calling the sites "off limits" and rejecting past requests to inspect its military bases.
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At one point, officials were told to cut their briefings down to just three points — only to be told later to cut it down to one key point.
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Trump issued praise for Kim this week over North Korea's return of U.S. remains from the Korean War, a key point the two leaders agreed on in June.
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The key point here is that while the Great Awokening has transformed the Democratic Party, it hasn't entirely eliminated the constituency for a Bill Clintonian form of moderation.
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Technology has always been a key point of discussion at Davos and this year won't be any exception, with 5G technology being a crucial part of the debate.
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Another key point that is unclear is how much money would be in a block grant, a crucial fact for how deep any cuts would have to be.
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A key point in these examples is that even though the executive's behavior triggered the removal, the company's financial performance was still at the top of directors' minds.
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I'm sorry about that pun, too, but it gets to a key point in Vindu Goel's article about Pearl Automation, a start-up with many former Apple employees.
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Even though BB&T shareholders will end up with a majority of shares, a key point for SunTrust was that the deal would treat the banks as equals.
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Another key point is that just because one side outperformed in the polls in the last election doesn't mean the same party will outperform in the next one.
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Turkey is a key point of entry to Europe for refugees from countries like Syria, so Merkel and other European leaders need Turkish cooperation to address the crisis.
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BAIER: Mara, the key point here is the reason the lost story is not accurate is because they were calling these sponsors, and frankly they just didn&apost answer.
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The recordings have become a key point of contention in the cases, with both defendants and spa patrons who were not charged with crimes trying to prevent their release.
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The key point, as we look at the different approaches vendors are taking with these devices, is to decide if we need a personal assistant or a shared one.
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Now, one of the startups that helps out at a key point in that trajectory is announcing a round of growth funding to help fuel its own rapid growth.
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The key point in the game came when Hassan Whiteside picked up his fourth foul less than three minutes into the third quarter and Miami leading by six points.
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The recordings have become a key point of contention in the case, with both defendants and spa patrons who were not charged with crimes trying to prevent their release.
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The U.S. central bank has been thrown back into the spotlight this week, with Friday's release of the September jobs report expected to be a key point for investors.
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But other than those important differences, the key point of the winning message for both of them would be that promise–empty or not–to send someone to jail.
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A key point to remember is that while we talk about climate change in terms of averages, buried in those averages are extremes: more frequent and intense heat waves.
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But the key point, says Nichols, is that any stalker can terrorize a victim, who often doesn't know if or when the stalker will stop—or escalate—his actions.
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A key point of disagreement between the two sides was the positioning of Mueller's hand, which was hidden from view in the photo and positioned below Swift's lower back.
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"He is a first class business leader with the experience, drive and intellect required to lead the organisation forward at a key point in its turnaround journey," Dench said.
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One key point: Texas and Florida are the only states on this list that use a combination election system that does not leave a paper trail of all votes.
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It would overrule Supreme Court case law that counsels judges to defer to an agency's "reasonable interpretation" of a statute if the legislation is silent on some key point.
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A key point of Infantino's election platform was to increase the tournament to 40 teams, although critics say this number creates difficulties in finding a suitable and simple format.
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In 2008, Canada eliminated the position of national science adviser, angering scientists who saw the office as a key point of contact between the government and the scientific community.
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Non-compete clauses are generally negotiated, subject to state law, and—this is the key point—part of employer-employee contracts, even when they're arguably abused to depress wages.
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U.S. inflation — still below its 2 percent target despite a low unemployment rate — has been a key point in the argument on whether the Fed should continue normalizing rates.
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The key point is that Gunn has done a much better job of integrating them into the story and of giving them motivations that more or less make sense.
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The key point I'd like to tease out here, taking into account everything you said about the complex history of blackface, is that the practice today is unambiguously racist.
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The key point is that while the major advanced economies are currently doing more or less OK, they're doing so thanks to very low interest rates by historical standards.
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" She continued: "The key point here, about half of the work force, is to think not only about the enormity of the problem, but the enormity of the possibilities!
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The key point is that together, united and for equal rewards when they share the same stages, women's tennis and men's tennis are better off in the long run.
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The key point for now, Professor Lessig said, is to have a definitive answer on elector independence before the justices can know which candidate might benefit from their ruling.
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How the information was handled by Democrats is now a key point of controversy as the GOP contends that it amounts to an orchestrated smear campaign against Trump's nominee.
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For instance, many concerns about the blow to agriculture as the shutdown timing is the key point when U.S. farmers waiting for subsidiary, loans and data to plan spring planting.
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If you hang in there for his whole silly complaint about the color-coding of maps, you get one key point: He's not the biggest fan of East India, either.
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But here is the key point: Since Wayback Machine captures sites in real time, this means someone would have had to hack Reid's blog numerous times between 28 and 22018.
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"The key point is (the ECB) pushed out any hope of an interest rate rise, not just far into the long grass but that's it for the cycle," added Shing.
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Key point: A supply of healthy ovarian cells is needed to seed the artificial organ — researchers are investigating whether stem cells can be coaxed into ovarian cells in the lab.
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An open primary combined with polls that show more than 40% of the state's likely Republican voters still up for grabs, underscore a key point: the door is still open.
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Key point: The U.S. has claimed that Russia violated the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty when it deployed a ground-based cruise missile banned by the treaty in 2016.
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Haspel vowed not to bring back the CIA's interrogation program in her opening remarks, addressing early on a key point on her record that Democrats and other critics have scrutinized.
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"The key point here is that you can improve results through the simple act of teaching scope — that a great memo probably should take a week or more," explains Bezos.
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"The key point is that this is powerful information," said Allison Kurian, associate professor at Stanford University School of Medicine and director of the Stanford Women's Clinical Cancer Genetics Program.
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On this key point, the emails provide a smoking gun that as early as June 2016, there was a concerted plot by the Russians to attack Clinton and elect Trump.
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I have postponed many orthopedic procedures and basically been living in an attic ... The key point is all the documents requested by the Special Counsel were produced by late October.
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The key point to understand here is that these fields are not only becoming exponentially more powerful, but their products are becoming increasingly accessible to groups and individuals as well.
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"I'm fine but it's just frustrating as the crash happened at a key point in the race," said Thomas, who also crashed on the opening stage in Brussels last Saturday.
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The clearing in London of trillions of euros worth of trades denominated in euros has become a key point of contention since Britain's vote to leave the EU last June.
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And the key point right now, if I can get back to the financial assistance package, this is the largest main street financial assistance program in history, main street. Alright.
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The key point, as the Medicaid analyst Jessica Schubel points out, is that neither of those goals align with Medicaid's mission of providing comprehensive health insurance to low-income people.
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"A key point to his identity as a musician is that he's been run through the major label ringer," said Paul Thompson, a freelance music writer based in Los Angeles.
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Even if the president was fixated on the size of the American trade deficit in goods, intellectual property was supposed to be the key point for his negotiators to address.
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But the key point is that President Trump has now planted a seed in the minds of Americans that his immigration policy may have more to do with quality than quantity.
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If the Trump administration can understand this key point quickly, and if it acts in a diplomatic way, then Trump does indeed have a chance to make America truly great again.
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The key point, though — and it's an unsettling one — is that soils will go from a net sink of carbon dioxide to a net source, and a big one at that.
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At least in some of her public statements on her website, they say, as you indicated, that she supports comprehensive immigration reform, but the key point is the pathway to citizenship.
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Among canon lawyers in Moscow, Kiev and Istanbul, a key point at issue is an event that happened in 1686, giving Moscow authority over a then-flourishing metropolitan see of Kiev.
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You can probably already guess every key point on the arc of Newness, which follows Gabi and Martin as they experiment with their relationship — happily, then not-so-happily, then angrily.
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Another key point Boutrous made was that these human-sourced greenhouse gas emissions are due to growing wealth and development, of which fossil fuel combustion is a symptom, not a cause.
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According to Cook, this is actually a key point as the main point with these papers, more than verifying whether they're accurate or not, is whether people will actually use them.
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But beyond the government-backed startup programs, which include grants, investment checks and more, a key point is simply making it easy for companies to set up shop in the country.
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A key point of its new design is its face, which has been upgraded from a robotic-looking 24-LED display to a more realistic muzzle with two lively OLED eyes.
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Their criticism shows a likely key point of emphasis for the Hillary Clinton campaign as it tries to hold off Sanders less than two weeks before the start of early voting.
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This is the key point: Until Americans stop wanting the lowest possible prices (which in my opinion will never happen), capital will continue to naturally flow to the lowest cost producer.
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But the key point is that Congress would have to present the American people with a 25-year plan for these major commitments and go on record in voting for it.
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A key point Gest makes is that Democrats have gotten accustomed to relying on labor unions as the means through which they do representational politics aimed at the white working class.
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This is a key point to remember: Senate "gangs" don't have a great record of success -- but they get people talking and exchanging ideas, something that basically hasn't happened in weeks.
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And Jacqueline R LHS G3 made a key point that could render the whole discussion moot: If they really want something they'll probably end up getting it without their parents' permission.
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"The key point is both headline and core inflation are for all intents and purposes at the Bank of Canada's target," said Doug Porter, chief economist at the Bank of Montreal.
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This tends to be a bit lost on liberals, but a key point for many Republicans in Congress is that at the end of the day, Ukraine got its aid money.
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Abramowitz emphasizes a key point: Republican voters are much more conservative on racial issues than in the past while Democratic voters are more liberal on those issues than in the past.
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"The key point is crypto is strong right now, but we do believe that it is a very dynamic environment, and so we have to watch that very closely," Su said.
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The key point is that the business leaders I spoke with tended to agree that managers need to get their heads out of the sand and address the problem head-on.
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A key point he makes is that all the major ISPs have promised that if they start selling customers' private data to advertisers, they'll give customers a chance to opt out.
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That is true, according to nonpartisan analysts, but here's a key point that was never brought up: Hillary Clinton's plan would add about $2600 billion to the debt over 2350 years.
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But the key point is that new technology makes it vastly easier to create, connect, and inspire superorganisms … and to trigger hockey-stick hyper-growth in them when the conditions are right.
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In the 20-minute speech he delivered at Timberland, Rubio again and again tried to communicate one key point: that he cares about ordinary Americans' struggles because he doesn't come from privilege.
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That's a key point for Sanders, who during the presidential campaign vowed to get money and special interests out of politics and decried the "millionaires and billionaires" who control America's political system.
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He wanted to make sure everyone is clear on a key point: New clothes, essential facilities, and field trips don't change the fact that we're witnessing child abuse on a grand scale.
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The key point I want to get across in the book is that the Russian mafia is different than the American mafia, and I think a lot of Americans don't understand this.
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Director of Strategic Development Jason Johnson emphasized the focus on de-escalation as a key point that the department noted is a vital part of best practices used by today's law enforcement.
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Key point: While the plan was hurried out the door to appease Trump, he has been privately talking about doing this for a while, per two sources who've discussed it with him.
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"The key point remains that investment is no longer the Achilles' heel of the economy as firms are starting to flex their spending muscles," said Paul Dales, chief economist at Capital Economics.
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"The flavor is causing some changes in the genes, which is a really key point in human lung epithelial cells," said Rahman, who studies the effects of cigarette smoke on lung inflammation.
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If I were to boil down to one key point all the developments I've witnessed in video over the last few months, it would be that the power has shifted to consumers.
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But the key point is this: we might emphasise slightly different benefits but we all recognise the benefits of being in the EU and that those are at risk if we leave.
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The House bill does not contain changes to U.S. immigration law, which were a key point of contention in a partisan standoff that led to a three-day partial shutdown last month.
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But the key point is that successive American governments since, in the case of Turkey in the 1950s and in the case of Egypt in the 1970s, have accepted that they are.
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Their remaining fragility, the key point on which Republicans and Trump have savaged the entire ACA in recent years, stems directly from uncertainty about the future of the markets under Republican rule.
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According to Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons, an author and disillusioned former Methodist, tensions over queer issues have been increasing for decades, but really hit a key point at the church's 2016 general conference.
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But the key point is that the various video providers, whether cable, satellite or telephone operators, each offer their own associated set-top devices, each with their own special features and functions.
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The damage wasn't so much in the gaffe he corrected, but that it detracted from his key point: that he held the strongest African American support of anyone on the debate stage.
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The Democratic National Committee and the Clinton campaign funded some of the research underlying the warrant, a key point that the memo says was withheld from a judge when seeking the warrant.
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A key point to understanding this is that "racial resentment," as used by political scientists, is a term of art that largely measures political views rather than any kind of interpersonal animosity.
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What Feinstein violated was the normal rules of Senate decorum, which Republicans had been using to cover up a key point that debunks some of their own talking points about this matter.
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One key point Boosted's Russakow and industrial designer Levi Price stressed to me when they first showed me the Mini was that it's not a toy, and it doesn't compromise on Boosted performance.
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And spirit is the key point separating the personal integrity Warren Buffett has won over a 50 year career in business from the corporate indifference one might expect from private equity takeover firms.
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A key point of contention is the use of a chunk of super-fast airwaves (known as the 24 ghz band) that the White House and FCC want to free up for 5G.
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The key point is that subscribers call all the shots: Aereo's automated system does not relay any program, copyrighted or not, until a subscriber selects the program and tells Aereo to relay it.
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In the meantime, Trump said he is seeking to renegotiate this agreement or strike another deal in order to be "more fair" to the U.S. This brings me to the second key point.
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Nonetheless, the key point here is that the merits of these resilience arguments (insofar as there are any merits, which is not far) are distinct from the merits of keeping nuclear plants open.
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A key point: Trump Jr. said he was initially conflicted when the lawyer told him she might have damaging information on Clinton and that he intended to talk with his lawyers about it.
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In a 132-page brief, Minister Javier Laynek Potisek said such interconnection rates should be set by Mexico's telecommunications regulator IFT, siding with mogul Carlos Slim's vast cellphone company on a key point.
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The key point, and the one thing you really need to accept to understanding where Facebook is going, is that Zuckerberg sees internet access as key to making his company — and society — stronger.
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A key point is having long-term strategies that are developed by a company with the participation, understanding and approval of the board of directors and are communicated to investors and the public.
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There was the mandatory under-arm serve, a half-court lap of honor after winning a key point in a tie break, repeated collapses to the floor in mock - or perhaps real - exhaustion.
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A key point of contention during the hearing concerned the standards to which private schools that have voucher students would be held, and what rights students in the voucher program would be afforded.
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The key point of disagreement in Britain is the Irish backstop - an insurance policy designed to prevent the revival of border controls between the British province of Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland.
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This was a key point made by McConnell in a news conference Wednesday designed to explicitly attack the bill, which he called a "terrible proposal" that won't be brought up in the Senate.
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But as fun as that will be for those of us who wallow in that mud, the obsession with Medicare-for-all should not obscure a key point: It's an extremely heavy lift.
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Though she has represented only Mr. Assange, not WikiLeaks, Ms. Taylor defended the organization's decision to publish the emails of John Podesta, Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman, at a key point in the race.
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"The key point about cease-fires is that they aren't all black and white – imperfect or partial cease-fires, or even cease-fires observed partly in the breach, can be useful," he said.
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The Taliban's political office in Qatar, which has been a key point of contact in behind-the-scenes exchanges, would "continue its efforts with a view to resolving the Afghan issue," he said.
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A key point will be evidence that managers at the prison got bonuses for cutting staffing costs—evidence that they say strikes at the core of whether corrections should be for-profit at all.
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The court raised questions about the potential for service providers to slow speeds during crises, and questions about whether the FCC properly accounted for that possibility emerged as a key point in the proceeding.
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China has identified the tear-drop shaped island as a key point on the Maritime Silk Road, as it plans to build infrastructure along this ancient trade route that extends from China to Africa.
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From a 2009 story in the Washington Post: Female staffers adopted a meeting strategy they called "amplification": When a woman made a key point, other women would repeat it, giving credit to its author.
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An animal clinical nutritionist who spoke to The Guardian also drove home the key point: "We don't have any scientific evidence to support those claims [that pets can avoid allergies via a raw diet]."
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Another key point to note is that WalletHub did not conduct personal interviews and instead collected their data from sources such as the U.S. Census Bureau and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The view was not shared by others who either pointed the finger at Verstappen, in his last race as a teenager, or accused Vettel of needless aggression at a key point in the championship.
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Miklos confirmed the liberalisation process would be gradual but expected that dividend repatriation - a key point for foreign investors - would "certainly" be part of the next steps following the receipt of the IMF money.
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That's a key point: instead of siloed hardware with deeply integrated but custom software for each platform, Apple is slowly making software and services primary, and making sure they work across all its devices.
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This is a key point because there has been a lot of developer backlash over the deal, with many asking if GitHub would become partial or focused more around Microsoft-based projects or products.
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The key point is that digital media platforms are constantly evolving, the rules are changing and the ones that were popular last year, or even last month, may soon give way to new ones.
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As late as the 2900, one of the most conservative of presidential candidates, Pat Buchanan (then running for the Republican nomination), made protectionism a key point of his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.
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But since Tesla broke below that support level earlier this year, it's been unable to gather enough momentum to rally back above that key point — and that spells more trouble ahead, the technician said.
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To paraphrase a key point: You do not smoke because you need something to do with your hands, or because you love the ritual of it, or any of the other excuses people make.
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" Miller backtracked on his comments on Monday, saying to the Chronicle that "people should be voting for the right candidate or the candidate most qualified to win the election, and that's my key point.
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One key point is that while Google has been building Nest as an extension that will interoperate with whatever home hub you might have in place, be it Google's own or the Echo from Amazon.
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"The key point is, the (Obama) administration would always support a democratically elected government in this situation," said Matthew Bryza, a former U.S. ambassador to Azerbaijan and a former senior White House adviser on Turkey.
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There's a key point the speaker makes clear in her letter: The House did not need members to vote to formally begin an inquiry, a dynamic that was validated by a federal judge last week.
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Another key point of contention in Los Angeles has been the teachers' calls for restraint in LAUSD's steady expansion of independently managed charter schools that the union argues are diverting resources from traditional classroom instruction.
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To be sure, looming losses in China's debt market are bound to drag down the Chinese economy in significant ways, Chovanec said, but the key point is that China is not exposed to foreign debt.
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Why it matters: Figuring it out on his own might be a key point in Ying's defense if the case went to trial, according to David Axelrod, a former supervisory trial counsel at the SEC.
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As candidates compete for the hearts and minds of the 22019 swing voter, we want them to understand a key point; there is an alignment between swing voters and the issue of expanding recovery services.
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Aides familiar with internal discussions said the mechanism to dismiss the trial will be a key point of debate, particularly because Republicans could have enough votes to dismiss the trial fairly early in the process.
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"A key point with this study is that we find these dramatic differences in patients who are already suffering from full-blown schizophrenia," offered John Foxe, the lead author of the study, in a statement.
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Because her story differs from the White House on one key point: While my sources say that Yates warned the White House counsel's office of her serious concerns on January 26, that wasn't the public story.
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According to David Wolpert, a mathematician and physicist at the Santa Fe Institute who convened the recent workshop, and his colleague Artemy Kolchinsky, the key point is that well-adapted organisms are correlated with that environment.
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The amount that these businesses — which include everything from dry cleaners to real estate partnerships — would be able to deduct from their tax bills was a key point of contention among Republicans going into Friday. Sens.
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This is the key point that early coverage by flagship newspapers like the New York Times and the Washington Post neglected to mention: From 2011 to 2015, Flint officials had no real control over municipal policy.
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The Clinton campaign has used the report to attack Trump's business acumen, a key point of appeal for the developer, though Trump surrogates have used words like "genius" to describe his use of the tax system.
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But what if, in fact, just about every movie in the filmmaker's canon, was exactly that: a fairy tale that at a key point departs from "reality" in favor of following a fantastical path of vengeance?
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Eric Olsen, our key point of view character, is the son of a man who died in an unfortunate accident related to the experiments, and he's the one who brings up the verbs. Jumped. Fell. Dropped.
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"The key point is that this is nothing short of a miracle that at that time of the day on Saturday, there weren't more people occupying the businesses or walking through the parking lot," Gordon said.
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It makes a subtle but key point about love: that when it is in full bloom, it goes everywhere and touches everything and in its nondiscrimination constitutes an attitude rarely seen or enacted in human story.
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Another key point is that the $7 billion to $8 billion in debt reduction will yield a recovery of approximately $0.65 for COFINA — a reasonable amount that is nowhere near the figures suggested by rival stakeholders.
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Top White House economic adviser Larry KudlowLawrence (Larry) Alan KudlowMORE told reporters on Thursday morning that the government expects China to start purchasing American farm product "very soon," calling it a "key point" of trade negotiations.
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Haspel pledged during the hearing not to bring back the CIA's so-called enhanced interrogation program, addressing early in her Senate confirmation hearing a key point on her record that Democrats and other critics have scrutinized.
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The key point made by AMLO's critics, many of whom would identify themselves as moderate, or even progressive, is lost: For decades, Mexico's great mistake has been to believe that there are shortcuts to sustainable development.
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Governance at CIFF was a key point of contention during the trial, with Hohn accusing his ex-wife of mismanagement and Cooper in turn saying she felt threatened by his criticism of her running of CIFF.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's personal lawyer said on Wednesday he had no involvement with the issue of military aid to Ukraine, a key point in the impeachment inquiry into Trump, according to an interview.
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But that an agreement still hadn't been reached on Tuesday to move forward underscores a key point: things can move fast in the Senate, but only if all 100 senators agree to let things move fast.
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"The big key point with New Bern and our Outer Banks and the sounds is that the wind is directed right on shore," said Steve Pfaff, a meteorologist in the Nation Weather Service's office in Wilmington.
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"The key point is that three-plus months after the leadership coup, internal Liberal divisions are still dominating the news," said Rod Tiffen, an emeritus professor in government and international relations at the University of Sydney.
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"The key point of Section 230 was that Congress wanted sites to have the freedom to try and police against bad content, and not fear that they would be liable for anything they miss," Goldman says.
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On Tuesday, Irma is currently moving its way across the South East of the U.S. On the political front, North Korea's relationship with the West will remain a key point of focus for investors on Tuesday.
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This discrepancy drives home a key point: Buttigieg is gaining popularity in the first two, overwhelmingly white early voting states, but he has yet to gain traction in more diverse states where Biden, Warren, and Sen.
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She also pushed back against claims made in the book that officials had to slim down their briefing materials to a single key point in order to make the information easier for the president to understand.
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Instead, Libya has emerged as a key point of departure for hundreds of thousands of migrants, as human traffickers capitalize on the power vacuum created by the overthrow and killing of Muammar el-Qaddafi in 2011.
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But the comparison illustrates a key point: Until we're ready to rethink our definition of law and order on a large scale, we won't be able to make our current system more efficient and more equitable.
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Bernie Sanders's Medicare-for-all bill raised a key point: If we are to pay all health care providers at Medicare rates, as the bill currently dictates, then providers are going to see a pay cut.
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Another key point here is that Nissan-Renault is expressing its intent to update car software via OTA means in the future, which is similar to how Tesla handles updates to its own in-car experience today.
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I think the key point is that where there are areas of disagreement, certainly with our closest allies, but also with our adversaries, the president&aposs view is he wants to sit down and talk about them.
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The Issara Institute, a Bangkok-based anti-trafficking organization, has been a key point of contact for these trafficked fishermen and said reports of abuses on fishing boats operating out of Kantang began as early as 2008.
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"A key point to remember and one which we have pointed out over the years, though, is that flat yield curves by themselves are not a reliable predictor of recessions," Bespoke wrote in a note in May.
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The key point is that these effects center on genes responding to the environment, and that they could give natural selection extra opportunities to fine-tune which levels of gene expression might be optimal against certain challenges.
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Centricient, a new customer service messaging management toolkit, is throwing its hat into the increasingly crowded market of companies competing to help businesses transition to using messaging platforms as a key point of contact for customer service.
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The law will be revised in two years' time in the light of technological developments, with data protection and the use of the data collected during rides a key point that has yet to be fully addressed.
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For Mercy Housing, a non-profit that focuses on housing low-income and other vulnerable communities, a key point came with the 2010 passage of the Affordable Care Act, a signature policy for then-President Barack Obama.
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In King's story the main character, Lisey, encounters some nightmarish monsters in that world, but even after she's returned back to our reality — and this is the key point — she's still haunted by the things she's seen.
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The motorized scooter-share noted that its scooter trips cut more than 445,000 pounds of carbon emissions — a key point the company is trying to make for why it should be allowed to continue operating in cities.
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Vows not to restart program: Haspel vowed not to bring back the spy agency's controversial interrogation program, addressing early in her Senate confirmation hearing a key point on her record that Democrats and other critics have scrutinized.
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You can give credit to the ocean of liquidity provided by central banks if you want, but one key point is that the U.S. has dramatically outperformed the rest of the world over the past five years.
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Nora: A key point of our article is that, as Americans, we're so used to assuming that health insurance has to be like this—everybody gets bills, everybody gets stunning letters, everybody gets calls from collection agencies.
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"The key point is that the higher than expected deficit is addressed to finance new expenses rather than growth," they wrote in a note, adding that action from rating agencies was now critical for the country's banks.
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It's unclear how it would be paid for, or how much it costs Sanders's proposal does not yet have a price tag, but it is sure to be large, and a key point of attack for Republicans.
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Through the synchronization of direct and indirect fire, close air support, combat engineer principles, deception, psychological operations, and massing their forces at the key point in time and space, the Ewoks demonstrate their proficiency in land warfare.
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A key point for the hawkish side of the argument was that the rate at which American families file for bankruptcy had been steadily rising — a sure sign of profligate overspending and a need to crack down.
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"And I think that will be a key point that the chancellor will want to discuss and get a better sense of, and where I think the President speaking publicly on that topic would make an enormous impact."
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Whatever the rights and wrongs of what goes on within Leeds fan forums, the key point is that, left to their own devices, contributors will frequently transcend football and move on to topics which are even more controversial.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's president said on Wednesday it was unlikely that negotiations over the so-called Irish backstop, a key point of discord between London and the European Union on Britain's exit from the bloc, would be reopened.
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Weapons expert Markus Schiller told CNN last week the Musudan is likely North Korea's most domestically developed missile, unlike others that are based on Soviet or Chinese designs, making it a key point of pride for the regime.
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Key point: The Office of White House Counsel claimed the president's staff is not legally bound by the Office of Government Ethics' regulations, and are instead bound by the executive branch-wide ethics standards and financial disclosure requirements.
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While there is still a middle ground to be found in terms of corporate success and preserving the club's distinctive culture, the key point from a West Ham perspective is that everyone involved wants the move to succeed.
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"Berets have transcended the military uniform and have become a symbol of creative independence—think Basquiat—as well as activism," says trend forecaster and fashion designer Geraldine Wharry, citing the Black Panthers as a key point of reference.
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"The key point is to really understand the amounts of exposure you have, even day-to-day, just going to work, walking outside," says Guive Balooch, the global VP of L'Oréal's technology incubator that developed My UV Patch.
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Security has been a key point for President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, a former military commander who presents himself as a bulwark against terrorism after leading the ouster of president Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood in 2013.
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The opposition leaders said both sides also agreed another key point, reaffirming that the parties included in the FFC would have 67% of the legislative council while the rest will be granted to other opposition and political groups.
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But there's a key point about the bond market that investors, particularly those interested in bond-related exchange-traded funds, are missing, says Mary Ann Bartels, head of ETF strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Research.
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It's an ableist decision, one that overlooks a key point: We're in an age where so many actors with disabilities are willing and able to play these roles, only to be overlooked in favor of able-bodied actors.
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The key point about this timing, and the reason the pardon issue is so explosive, is that Flynn knew about the pardon discussion while he and his lawyers were negotiating the terms of his plea bargain with Mueller.
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Another key point with Persona is that it provides a way for its customers to access and use information for verification by linking up with other databases, meaning the data is then not kept by the customer itself.
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"Well, I think essentially, the key point is that consumers have certain expectations as to how their private information will be treated," said Lynn Follansbee, a vice president for law and policy at USTelecom, which represents broadband providers.
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It remains unclear whether President Donald Trump has signed off on the hire, a key point since the president has been dismissive of his aides' attempts to establish a so-called war room or more formal response team.
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A key point is that this selection and subsequent training not only involve learning investigative tradecraft equal to the best in the world but also impart a fundamental critical mindset about sources and information: Doubt sources, but protect them.
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Ahead of this week's Beirut summit, a key point of contention has been whether to welcome Syria back into the Arab League, now that President Bashar al-Assad has restored control over most of his country, with Iranian help.
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Families of hostage victims contend with ransom payments A key point of the new policy made clear that families of hostage victims would not be prosecuted for making private ransom payments to the terror groups holding their loved ones.
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As in previous diplomatic standoffs, Incirlik, a strategically located air base just 60 miles from the Syrian border that houses 2,700 American service members, has become a key point of contention, with US officials insisting it remains strategically important.
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The key point of the newly revised LPR is to increase the role of market forces in determining rates, and lower financing costs to the real economy, Liu Guoqiang, deputy governor of the People's Bank of China, said Tuesday.
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The so-called NCM 811 battery, which contains 80 percent nickel, 10 percent cobalt and 10 percent manganese, has a longer lifespan and allows electric vehicles to go further on a single charge, a key point of EV performance.
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The important 7-yuan-per-dollar level is being closely watched by investors, especially after the Chinese currency breached that psychologically key point on Monday for the first time since the global financial crisis in 2008, according to Reuters.
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He claimed that now, more than before, Ireland will be an important trading partner for the U.S., as it is set to become the only English-speaking country in the EU and a key point of access to trade.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May offered European Union leaders a proposal during a summit in Brussels last night to allow E.U. citizens the right to stay in the U.K. after Brexit — a key point of contention in Brexit negotiations.
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"A key point of discussion at this conference and a key opportunity but also a challenge is investing in long-term assets, which include private assets, private equity, private credit," Patel told Reuters at a SWF conference in Kazakhstan.
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Here's a key point to keep in mind: One of the main reasons the inflation and retail sales report were lower than expected is because oil has been dropping, and that has been affecting the inflation and sales outlook.
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A second key point of the book is that single-issue fights and the failure to bring transformation to political organizing itself ultimately undermines the goal of social justice and forces people to choose between different parts of themselves.
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While Chief Justice Roberts spent the day reading senators' words aloud, he did exercise his judgment on one key point, refusing to reveal the identity of the C.I.A. whistle-blower who filed the complaint that spurred the impeachment inquiry.
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The words of caution come as Trump's demand for billions to build a border wall remains a key point of contention in private negotiations to avert a government shutdown in just 12 days, sources from both parties said Monday.
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The system addresses a key point of uncertainty that has dogged the cryptocurrency industry for some time — that is, whether digital assets like bitcoin can be counted as securities and subject to the regulations that come with that classification.
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The IMF would give the program credibility and safeguard equal treatment for Greece, Coeure told the European Parliament committee on economic affairs, addressing a key point of tension that is still unresolved after more than a year of talks.
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NATC makes the key point that even if things appear okay for now, thanks to missing the robust human element, the automation and technology actually amounts for a rather rickety system—and the same goes for all of the above.
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But the key point here is even "respectable" elements of the conservative movement like National Review and Beck have, for decades, been very happy to manipulate far-right conspiracies — either to build support for typical Republicans or to make a buck.
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"The key point is that inflation is set to remain well below the Bank of Japan's lofty forecasts even after it lowered them in its latest outlook report," Marcel Thieliant, senior Japan economist at Capital Economics, wrote in a report.
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"True to what you said, when a women is empowered it changes absolutely everything in the community and starting an educational atmosphere is really a key point of that," she said during the meeting, according to Britain's PA Media news outlet.
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Rep. John Yarmuth (D-Ky.) labeled President Trump Monday a "moron" after the commander-in-chief said his administration's goal was to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon — a key point of the nuclear deal the U.S. withdrew from.
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Mueller is sure to be asked about his correspondence with Barr and whether he agreed with the attorney general's decision that Trump did not commit obstruction, and Mueller's answer -- or non-answer -- could be a key point in the hearings.
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And that price is the key point, because fewer people are willing to spend that kind of money on a phone now that carrier subsidies have changed and people are holding on to their phones for much longer than ever before.
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Another key point of contention has been a proposal by SK Hynix to help fund the deal with convertible bonds - a step that could eventually give it an equity interest in the world's second-largest maker of NAND flash memory chips.
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"A key point will be, how transparent [LSE-Refinitiv] are in the pricing of the data and ensuring that access to the data is fair and equitable in order to not disadvantage one market participant over the other," Wald said.
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A new immigration rule that would allow foreign-born entrepreneurs to stay legally in the U.S. and work on their companies could become a key point of contention between tech execs and the White House, who are meeting this week.
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That's a key point, considering that Trump has been vocal in his criticism of the Powell Fed, saying that interest rate increases in 2018 were not necessary and that the central bank has been too slow to ease policy this year.
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The key point when you look at real GDP is that the economy's actual output depends both on its capacity – the amount it is capable of producing on a sustained basis – and the rate at which it is using that capacity.
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The key point, laid out in a budget office analysis a few months ago, is that many (but not all) families whose children are currently covered by CHIP could alternatively be covered by subsidized private insurance through the Obamacare exchanges.
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Russia's gambit appears to have actually cost the country a key point of contact with the Trump administration — exactly the kind of person who could effectively advocate for Moscow's interests in Washington and play a constructive role in a crisis.
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In 2017, four times as many US troops were killed in accidents than in combat -- a key point highlighted by many lawmakers and military officials who argued for additional defense spending to help offset readiness issues that have compounded for years.
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The key point as Mueller's meeting with Trump approaches is that the special counsel has access to extraordinary information that will inform his questions to the president, and Trump will not know what that information is when he answers the questions.
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"I know it's not the key point tonight, but for someone who built a TV show around it, Trump turns out to be very bad at firing people," notes Matthew Waxman, a former official in the George W. Bush administration.
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"The key point here is even 'respectable' elements of the conservative movement like National Review and [Glenn] Beck have, for decades, been very happy to manipulate far-right conspiracies — either to build support for typical Republicans or to make a buck," writes Beauchamp.
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The preparation of Cohen's false testimony -- which he later pleaded guilty to delivering -- has been a key point of contention after Cohen appeared before three committees earlier this year before reporting to prison to begin serving a three-year sentence in May.
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The decision by Judge Steven O'Neill to allow five additional accusers to testify undoubtedly played a major role in jury deliberations and is expected to be a key point when Cosby's attorneys file for an appeal, as they have said they would.
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The key point is that that this stuff is still really hard, and many of the things that we imagine AI to be capable of or imminently capable of are in fact looming challenges in the field—problems just now being formulated.
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That's been a key point of pride for the service, which is facing an onslaught of competitors like Apple, Disney, NBCUniversal, and WarnerMedia, all of which are launching their own streaming services that will come with their own slates of original content.
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Nor does Blake believe AI's blackboxes are fundamentally unauditable — a key point given that algorithmic accountability will surely be necessary to ensure this very powerful technology's societal impacts can be properly understood and regulated, where necessary, to avoid bias being baked in.
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But the key point of the law is to decree that the church's own priests and nuns are mandated reporters and require every diocese around the world create an accessible, confidential reporting system to receive claims of sexual abuse and cover-up.
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So polling that the Common Core educational standards and their associated testing were accepted and popular across party lines missed a key point: high dissatisfaction among groups on the left and right, whose online organizing cross-pollinated and surprised the bipartisan education establishment.
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The future of private insurance in America has become a key point of difference among the more than 2000 candidates running for the 210 Democratic nomination and a litmus test among progressives who have publicly declared their support for Medicare for All.
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The key point is that British lenders vary greatly in how much they can benefit from the TFS, depending on whether they already have access to finance that costs them less than the 0.25 percent minimum charge for funding from the BoE scheme.
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On one key point, however, Ms. Haley is correct: If Mr. Tillerson and Mr. Kelly believed that Mr. Trump posed a serious threat to the national interest, they should have refused to continue enabling him, resigned and gone public with their concerns.
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And yet, as the crypto debate continues to simmer, roiled by every incident anywhere around the globe, the American public is in danger of overlooking another key point in the discussion of privacy and national security in the age of mobile communications.
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GIULIANI SLAMS 'OUTRAGOUS' COHEN-TRUMP TAPE LEAK, CLAIMS RECORDINGS ENDS AT KEY POINT The Trump-Cohen recording is among a dozen recordings the attorney made in matters relating to Trump, which were seized by Federal authorities in an April raid of his office.
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The key point made in the MTV — and the key issue on which this entire case hangs — is that complying with the FBI's request would weaken a valuable encryption platform at a time when the United States desperately needs stronger, more effective encryption.
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In the West Wing, Ms. Hicks was seen by many journalists and network executives as a key point of contact, able to channel the thinking of her tempestuous boss and single-handedly wrangle time for interviews with Mr. Trump in the Oval Office.
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The issue has emerged as a key point of contention between members of Trump's coronavirus task force, where health professionals -- such as Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease specialist -- have advocated for a longer period of containment to prevent further contagion.
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More than 600,000 migrants arrived in Italy from 2014 to 2017, but those numbers dropped dramatically last year after Italy struck a contentious agreement with Libya intended to halt the influx from the North African country, a key point on many migrants' route.
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That was a key point for Cosby's legal team during his trial, since plaintiff Constand's sexual assault allegation against Cosby stems from an incident that took place more than a decade ago, and was weeks shy of being too late to prosecute.
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Consider the tactic developed by Trump to make a key point: his recitation of "The Snake," a poem he has turned to at public events that capitalizes on the widespread fear that a liberal agenda will lead the nation onto dangerous terrain.
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But, if you're here for fashion, it's important to note this key point from the Wirecutter review: If neither of these watches suits your look, Fossil has released more than 300 types of these watches across 14 brands like DKNY, Diesel and Skagen.
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This is the key point: Tax cuts cannot accelerate economic growth in the long run if their immediate increase in the budget deficit reduces national savings, raises interest rates, and thereby chokes off the investment that is the fundamental prerequisite of that growth.
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But the key point is that it happened, and it's worth asking why the world has not responded with similar resolve in dealing with the main global warming gases like carbon dioxide, about which we have known a lot for a long time.
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When the party ended his controversial first year by voting in favor of Trump's massive corporate tax cut, it handed him a crucial legislative victory at a key point in his presidency -- one that greatly improved his standing with the Republican electorate.
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A key point of departure here is the study I published in 2012 with Columbia University public health Professor Merlin Chowkwanyun, explicating how what we call the "disparitarian perspective" has distorted discussion of the impact of the New Deal on black Americans.
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And here's the key point: Not everyone in the U.S. has an up-to-date, government-issued ID. Many Americans, after all, can't afford to own a car and don't have driver's licenses, and many don't travel out of the country with passports.
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The key point is that the Navarro/Trump view, aside from its fixation on trade balances, also seems to imagine that the world still looks the way it did in the 1960s, when trade was overwhelmingly in final goods like wheat and cars.
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Nieto, who worked as a security guard at a nightclub, had been carrying a work-issued taser at the time of the shooting, but whether he brandished the taser and fired at officers remained a key point of contention throughout the 8-day trial.
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Libya's neighbors Tunisia, Egypt and Algeria are also on the radar and the EU is looking at expanding its presence in Agadez, a desert town in Niger that is a key point of transit in Sahara for those on the move to Africa's northern coast.
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While pensions and retirement funds were lifted by the rise in stock markets, the president has avoided talking about one key point about who really benefits when the market rallies: Most of the gains go to the small portion of Americans who are already rich.
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But the miniseries' episodic structure also marks it, irretrievably, as TV. I agree with those who praise the show for its concision on a key point: Chernobyl is very, very good, and its short runtime of just over five hours total is one reason why.
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The key point, however, is that the integration of 3-D digital objects into our three-dimensional world is an incredibly powerful combination that will bring computing overall, and smartphones in particular, to a new level of capability, usefulness and, well, just plain coolness.
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Turkey's Incirlik Air Base is a key point of departure for US airstrikes and drone operations, and as the power outage following the coup continued, Pentagon officials began to express concern about keeping up the pace of missions relying on power supplied from a generator.
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The ratio of November soybeans to December corn in the Chicago futures market has been a key point of interest surrounding the acreage discussion since April when the ratio pushed over 2.5, the level above which farmers tend to favor planting soybeans over corn.
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"The key point here is that even with a job number that is above the range that nobody currently has confidence in, you're somewhat capped out on how much the front-end of the US yield curve and the US dollar could rise," he added.
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One key point he made, attempting to prove that that he wasn't soft on Moscow, was to paint the previous administration as weak in handling the Kremlin — by claiming again that Hillary Clinton gave Russia "20 percent of our uranium" as secretary of state.
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One key point to keep in mind: Just a few hours before the debate, a new court filing from the American Civil Liberties Union detailed hundreds of family separations at the border in the past year that had nothing to do with Section 1325.
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"The key point for them is that there's a great deal of uncertainty on how the list will be implemented and what negative repercussions will be brought about should a company be added to the list," said its vice president of China operations, Jacob Parker.
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The US President cited "very strong signals" overnight from Beijing, including recognition of a 90-day clock for talks -- a key point that had been omitted in readouts from Beijing after Trump's Saturday night dinner meeting with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in Buenos Aires.
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Jafal is expected to be a key point of contact between the council and the CBL who can help to get payments signed off and disbursed, according to diplomatic sources briefed on recent negotiations, though it remains unclear exactly how that process will work.
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Zuck was also asked about supporting news organizations, as some slice of Facebook's revenue comes from users consuming news on the platform: For the larger institutions, and maybe even some of the smaller ones as well, subscriptions are really a key point on this.
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"The key point is that we think the ECB will favor waiting for further evidence from hard activity data that Q2 growth has rebounded from weak levels in Q1 before providing concrete guidance on QE," said Sam Lynton-Brown, FX strategist, at BNP Paribas.
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The one area where it looked like the Trump administration and Russia agreed — the status of Bashar al-Assad — has become a key point of conflict, with Trump administration officials like Tillerson, who had previously suggested Assad could stay, changing their tune after the strikes.
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A key point that Trump's economic team seems to be missing is that the coronavirus economic shock to the world economy is occurring precisely at a time when the world has been experiencing asset price bubbles and the gross misallocation and mispricing of credit.
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But inside Republican campaign headquarters in manufacturing states across the country and among the GOP operatives tasked with protecting the party's control of Congress this fall, there is an optimism about one key point: Blue-collar jobs are growing faster than their service counterparts.
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The key point to realize is that in today's globalized corporate system, a lot of any country's corporate sector, our own very much included, is actually owned by foreigners, either directly because corporations here are foreign subsidiaries, or indirectly because foreigners own American stocks.
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And that is if you can find another job The research suggests, however, that when the economy is doing well — a key point — and the plant you work in shuts down, you do, indeed, take a hit, but it is not necessarily a staggering hit.
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Chris Collins, a New York Republican who will be one of Trump's key point men in Congress, said he did not know if there were "millions" of people who voted illegally, but said he would rather Trump and the Green Party both "move on" from the recount.
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The discussions underscore another key point: While President Donald Trump promises to soon unveil his own health care plan, lawmakers on Capitol Hill are drafting the bill -- while the Republican governors are likely to be the driving force behind the major entitlement reform over Medicaid coverage.
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Most EU countries were taking the floor on the matter throughout the day of negotiations on the politically sensitive reform, with one key point of contention being whether to keep international road transport covered by any new posting rules, as sought by Berlin and Paris among others.
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"China's leaders could be more willing to resort to military force in such a crisis if they believed they could successfully neutralize Guam," the congressional commission's report says, because the territory would be a key point of reinforcement for U.S. forces operating farther to the west.
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The location of the arrests has emerged as a key point of contention in the proceedings to decide whether Wa Lone, 31, and Kyaw Soe Oo, 27, will be charged under the colonial-era Official Secrets Act, which carries a maximum penalty of 14 years in prison.
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But this analysis misses a key point: It is not only the reinstatement of sanctions that threatens the deal, but the Trump administration's desire to "push back" against Tehran in a way that some senior Pentagon officials believe both Obama and George W. Bush failed to do.
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Remember — and this is a key point — that when Clinton attacks Sanders for the vision and programs he believes in, she is attacking the large numbers of Democrats and independents who believe in what Sanders believes and favor the same changes and reforms that he promotes.
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It may not make for an offer that Democrats actually find appealing at all — after all, it doesn't budge on the $22008 billion number, the key point of conflict — much less one appealing enough for them to break their no-negotiations-until-the-government-reopens line.
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At some point — though the key point is that we will not be able to say with certainty when, where or how this point was achieved — piano, bass and drums will have moved either into a deep propulsive groove or into a maelstrom of relentless intensity.
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The key point is that better air didn't happen by accident: It was a direct result of regulation — regulation that was bitterly opposed at every step by special interests that attacked the scientific evidence of harm from pollution, meanwhile insisting that limiting their emissions would kill jobs.
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The key point is, with the advancements in machine/deep learning, we are on the cusp of computers having to ask us significantly fewer questions going forward, as they will increasingly be able to auto-detect, copy and deduce more relevant information for us on their own.
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Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb's keynote address was delivered via video conference from a meeting room in Washington, D.C., to thousands of investment bankers and health-care executives, and his audio cut out altogether just as he was making a key point on teen nicotine use.
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I have discussed in the past the challenges Amazon has as it faces taking Alexa outside the home, but the key point as we look at the different approaches vendors are taking with these devices, is to decide if we need a personal assistant or a shared one.
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Nadler and other House Judiciary Democrats plan to use Mueller's landmark appearance before Congress to drive home a key point, according to members of Congress and staffers who spoke with VICE News: that Trump committed crimes that would have landed anyone else (who's not the president) in prison.
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Analysts noted that the large gap between that ratio and a 2139.6 percent ratio for loans more than 219.8 days overdue - a key point after which troubled loans are considered bad - suggests ICBC had been conservative in its provisioning and could have room to reduce the overall rate further.
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"The key point is that the case could go forward in much the same way it did below: Given the charges of statewide packing and cracking, affecting a slew of districts and residents, the challengers could make use of statewide evidence and seek a statewide remedy," she wrote.
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During previous hearings one of the police witnesses told the court he had burned his notes from the time of the arrests, while a civilian witness had the location where police say the arrests were made - a key point of contention during the proceedings - written on his hand.
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If I were at the NATO meeting, a key point that I would make to President Trump and allied leaders is that if we're serious about dealing with migration, about containing threats in the Middle East, about maintaining economic growth and trade, then climate change must be a priority.
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The actual value of the information included in each of these dumps varies, and some may not be all that helpful in and of themselves, but they still highlight a key point: hackers or other third parties can obtain powerful tools of cyber espionage that are supposedly secure.
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Fact Check WASHINGTON — "Chain migration," or family-based immigration, has emerged as a key point of negotiations — and the subject of heated, inaccurate exchanges — as Congress tries to reach a deal on giving legal status to undocumented migrants who arrived in the United States as children, known as Dreamers.
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As the intelligence committees ask tough questions about how Kremlin-backed actors used social media platforms to sow discord and attempt to influence our politics, we should keep one key point in mind: This is not just a Facebook problem or a Google problem or a Twitter problem.
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"The key point is, if Apple is unable to meet a good chunk of demand for the iPhone X in the December quarter, that could well see Apple have a year-on-year drop in iPhone sales in the quarter," Jan Dawson, an industry analyst with Jackdaw Research, told VICE News.
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Walker aimed his criticism at trade unions and the government of Lower Saxony state, which has a 20 percent stake in VW. "It's a letter of fine ambitions but the key point is that the unions and, in particular, Lower Saxony have to back the management team now," he told Reuters.
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What was discussed there has been a focus of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russians — and the president's role in subsequently covering up the purpose of the meeting is a key point, as it would indicate that Trump personally tried to suppress ties to Russia.
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Trump is going to be very prepared for this evening, but the key point to make about Mr. Trump is that he's going to go in there with the clarity and conviction of a candidate who knows exactly what his vision is, exactly how he wants to help the country.
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Here's the key point Nadella makes in drawing a comparison between the two seemingly disparate acquisitions, which share the distinction of being the two largest deals in terms of dollar value Microsoft has made under his leadership: When I look at both Minecraft and LinkedIn, they're great businesses that are growing.
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Another key point YouTube failed to mention is the clear tension between advertising-based business models that monetize content based on viewer engagement (such as its own), and content safety issues that need to carefully consider the substance of the content and the context in which it has been consumed.
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Not so fast, says Paul Krugman of the NYT: The key point when you look at real G.D.P. is that the economy's actual output depends both on its capacity — the amount it is capable of producing on a sustained basis — and the rate at which it is using that capacity.
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But those are details; the key point is that a carbon tax has been judged by climate hawks like Resources for the Future to be far more effective in reaching the goals of the Paris agreement than the well-intended regulations put in place by President Barack Obama and his predecessors.
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THE KEY POINT HERE – I JUST WANT TO EMPHASIZE THIS-- IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR GROWTH, IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR INVESTMENT, IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR WIN-WIN, IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR FREE AND FAIR TRADE, IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR SUPPLY CHAINS AND ALL THE REST OF IT, THIS IS GREAT DEAL.
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"The key point about Silvio Berlusconi, in my opinion, is the continued ability to differentiate himself clearly from competitors in Italian politics, despite being himself a politician for almost three decades and one with a debatable track record," Francesco Filia, chief executive officer at Fasanara Capital, told CNBC via email.
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And essentially what we're doing is we're going around the country -- by the end of October, we will have done 14 Fed Listens events in every Federal Reserve district and here at the Board of Governors -- and the key point about Fed Listens is we're listening, we're not doing the talking.
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"The key point for the stock is whether the company can return to a path of structural growth, via product innovation and brand buzz (similarly to what is happening at Gucci), which does not seem to be the case at the moment," New-York based broker Evercore ISI said in a note.
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So, the key point yesterday was let&aposs -- from the Republican perspective, let&aposs prove that this man was so biased that the entire investigation into Trump is, in fact, useless, that you can&apost honestly judge what happened if the Russian interference and potential collusion because of Peter Strzok&aposs behavior.
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Granted, the HR department of Facebook or Tesla may be more competent in filing a complete application, but the key point to note is that the lottery is entirely random, and each applicant has an equal chance of obtaining the H-22B visa, regardless of the size or brand of your company.
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"I think the key point is the American economy and actually the global economy was predicated on the dollar continuing to fall ... So actually even a 1 or 2 percent appreciation is quite dangerous," he said, before adding that continued dollar strength is "probably one of the biggest threats" to worldwide economic growth.
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Representative Dave LoebsackDavid (Dave) Wayne LoebsackHouse Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 The House Republicans and Democrats not seeking reelection in 2020 GOP scores procedural win by securing more funding to enforce Iran sanctions MORE got to the key point during a recent hearing in the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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Donie O' Sullivan has the full story here... >> Key point from Donie: "For anyone hoping that foreign operations are no longer using social media to try to meddle in and influence debate and policy in the US and all over the world, Thursday should be a wakeup call..." CBS, Viacom, and Discovery?
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"With presidential elections out of the agenda, the government will have to make clear its plans regarding the fiscal policy for 212.18... Also, talks about early parliamentary elections should emerge as a key point on the political agenda starting as of this moment." the euro at 210.24, while other currencies were flat.
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Lily Collins gives a thoroughly amazing performance as 20-year-old anorexic Ellen, who's reaching a key point of collapse as she builds a cynical wall around herself, refusing to cooperate with treatment, no matter how her half-sister Kelly (Liana Liberato, also terrific) cajoles her, or her brittle stepmother Susan (Carrie Preston) pushes her.
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Second, such thuggishness brings us to another key point of these impeachment hearings: Trump's authoritarian playbook is, in part, Vladimir Putin's authoritarian playbook, and it aims not just at making people believe in alternate truths, but at "eroding our basic ability to distinguish truth at all," as foreign policy consultant Molly McKew warned in 2017.
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BRADY: So we&aposre working with the president on a number of those issues, and Maria, I think the key point here is President Trump&aposs tax cuts and reforms was about changing the economic direction for the better, 2.0 is about changing the culture in Washington where we don&apost wait 30 years between fixing the tax code.
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It would require very close coordination between Washington and Pyongyang, a willingness of the Kim regime to be honest and forthcoming about its nuclear weapons capabilities, plus – and this is the key point – allowing international inspectors and experts into the country to take apart a massive nuclear and missile infrastructure that has been build up over many, many decades.
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So the key point is really the strategic obfuscation of issues that people do in fact care an awful lot about, via the selective and non-transparent application of various behind-the-scenes technologies up to now — as engineers have gone about collecting and using people's data without telling them how, why and what they're actually doing with it.
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The Fed projected economic growth of 2.5% next year, up from 2.1%, but short of the 3% touted by the Trump administration Why it matters: A key point of the tax debate was how the cuts would boost the economy, or even if an economic boost was needed while unemployment rates are at a 17-year low.
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President Donald Trump&aposs defense team consistently drilled down on one key point as it began opening arguments in his impeachment trial on Saturday: the evidence against Trump is limited, at best, and he can&apost be impeached because the public hasn&apost heard direct evidence of his misconduct from him or anyone close to him.
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She makes this key point, which I've tried to make before, but not as well: As much as Biden has tried to avoid getting tangled up in Ukraine conspiracy theories, GOP members mentioned Joe and Hunter Biden countless times during the impeachment hearings on Ukraine, leaving some Americans confused about the Bidens' ties to the controversy.
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My employer did a wonderful job in doing a walk-through with me to identify ways to solve the problem, but this raises a key point: The building was built in a time when people with disabilities were almost entirely hidden from society, and architects did not consider how such a person would use the building.
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The lack of a clear winner among the 10 candidates on the stage underscored a key point about the 2020 Democratic primary: It may be a while before a winner emerges, as the Democratic Party wrestles with both an ideological divide and the crucial question of whether it's time for the next generation to take up the mantle.
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" In an interview on CNN, the Texas congressman said the remark showed "a level of insensitivity to a horrific period in our history of our country," warning that divisive rhetoric "takes away" from the key point Trump wanted to make and cautioning that it "contributes to this notion that Republicans are not understanding of the plight of minorities.
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And here is a key point: Even setting aside the feasibility of a 240 percent cut to health providers, I have yet to come across even one specific single-payer proposal that raises anywhere close to the roughly $30 trillion needed to pay for the new system (much less "solves" the existing Medicare deficit, as is often claimed).
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In 2017, nearly four times as many service members died in training accidents as were killed in combat, according to a House Armed Services Committee report related to the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2019 -- a key point highlighted by many lawmakers and military officials who argued for additional defense spending to help offset readiness issues that have compounded for years.
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"The key point here is they (investors) are all getting set up to trade China, and in a way it's not a bad thing for us that it's a difficult market because that gives them time to get set up, while we are developing our platform as well," Gordon French, HSBC's Asia-Pacific head of global banking and markets, told Reuters.
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However, like California's SOPIPA (the Student Online Personal Information Protection Act) — the first state-level comprehensive student privacy law, which set the model for many that followed — the current bill falls short on one key point when it comes to trusting parents to make the final decision on when and where to share their child's educational information outside of the school environment.
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He hearkened back to some of those strategies in his remarks, saying for example that a single appearance on a major network show like CBS' "60 Minutes" - used by former Chair Ben Bernanke at a key point in the crisis - "reached a broader set of people than 100 appearances on CNBC," the cable business network where Fed officials often appear.
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That gun-shy Canadians would allow pistol-packing, uniformed American officials to work with enhanced powers on Canadian soil protecting the United States demonstrates a key point that General Kelly clearly understands — the best way to secure our border is not to wall off our continental neighbors, as the president-elect has promised to do with Mexico, but to actively engage them.
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" Trump Jr. meeting with Russians in new light - WaPo : "The intensity with which [ Emin Agalarov ] and his father, the billionaire Aras Agalarov , sought the Trump Tower meeting, which has become a key point of scrutiny for congressional inquiries and special counsel Robert S. Mueller III , was revealed in more than 2,500 pages of congressional testimony and exhibits released by the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday morning.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (Vt.) for president and dramatized the key point that the financial equality that Sanders is battling for is just as important to black voters as it is to all voters.
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Regarding their charge that Mueller, his special counsel team or the FBI are biased against Trump, let's be crystal clear about the key point: As soon as Mueller learned of any bias against Trump by anyone associated with the investigation, the biased party was removed from the investigation in a clear and decisive demonstration of integrity, ethics and professionalism that should be universally applauded.
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Still, Dikötter's portrait of his dictators perhaps underemphasizes a key point about such men: that, horribly grotesque in most areas, they tend to be good in one, and their skill at the one thing makes their frightened followers overrate their skill at all things, like children of a drunken father who take a small act of Christmas charity as proof of enormous instinctive generosity.
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So while I understand that describing the Brexit victory as Magna Carta 2.0 is inexact, I think it makes a key point: Britain will regain its political freedom, its autonomous self-government, and its independence from an European Union that is spinning out of control under the power of establishment elites, unelected and unaccountable socialist bureaucrats, and a court that is increasingly making legal decisions that replace Britain's powerful common law.
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Under former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE, Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE was the key point person in developing the Paris pact.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's nominee to lead the CIA vowed on Wednesday not to bring back the spy agency's controversial interrogation program, addressing early in her Senate confirmation hearing a key point on her record that Democrats and other critics have scrutinized.
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This came barely a month after a key State Department contact got transferred, and just a few months after former Homeland Security director Tom Bossert, who had been our key point of contact since President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE took office, left.
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I AM TALKING ABOUT THE SALE OF THE REGIONAL SPORTS NETWORKS BY DISNEY REMEMBER THIS OF COURSE A KEY POINT IN THE DEAL TO ACQUIRE FOX WERE THEY AGREED WITH THE DOJ TO IMMEDIATE SELL AND NOT EVEN SPIN OFF BUT THEY MUST BE SOLD THESE 22 REGIONAL SPORTS NETWORKS THAT DISNEY IS BUYING FROM FOX A DEAL THAT'S GIVEN THE CHINESE'S APPROVAL THAT WE GOT YESTERDAY IT COULD CLOSE CERTAINLY IN THE FIRST QUARTER MANY BELIEVE.
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It's ironic that the people who are most likely to doubt or deny the existence of consciousness (on the ground that everything is physical, and that consciousness can't possibly be physical) are also those who are most insistent on the primacy of science, because it is precisely science that makes the key point shine most brightly: the point that there is a fundamental respect in which ultimate intrinsic nature of the stuff of the universe is unknown to us — except insofar as it is consciousness.
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