"This is about seeding the market and kick-starting activity," Barcham said.
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He has credited Abington Senior High School with kick-starting his future.
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Driving down prices might be key to kick-starting an electric car revolution.
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One gig, however, was partially responsible for kick-starting her Hollywood career: Red Lobster.
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The mission is credited with kick-starting eventual international cooperation aboard the International Space Station.
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Transition points buoyed Notre Dame, including kick-starting its recovery from Marshall's second-half rally.
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The company is kick-starting its overseas ambitions with cross-border mobile top-ups support.
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Trump is not an instinctive interventionist, so he may be averse to kick-starting more wars.
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Lulu BJust like Knight, Lulu B can credit a hair change with kick-starting her career.
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In theory, this would encourage profit-driven business plans, kick-starting a wave of lunar-based commercialization.
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Dunkin' is also kick-starting fall in certain cities by rebranding eight stores as "Pumpkin'" on Wednesday.
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Glu Mobile CEO Niccolo de Masi credits his company with kick-starting the current celebrity-app boom.
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The chef prepares the pork before shaking hands with Emhoff, infecting her and kick-starting the pandemic.
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But the extent of easing is small and its composition is not best suited to kick-starting growth.
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Kane -- AKA Glenn Jacobs -- is a Republican and filed paperwork earlier this month, kick-starting the campaign process.
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According to its website, the foundation gave $35 million to Harvard, kick-starting the university's Program for Evolutionary Dynamics.
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Kick-starting the "Swinging Sixties", the contraceptive pill is made widely available amid a major movement for women's liberation.
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But the logic here is simple: The more warming, the greater the risk of kick-starting this feedback loop.
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Those managers, once chosen, formally transmit the articles of impeachment to the Senate, kick-starting the constitutional process there.
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"That's why we're kick-starting a campaign of kindness on National Kindness Day in memory of Princess Diana," she added.
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Economy Minister Giovanni Tria on Saturday reiterated the importance of kick-starting investments in infrastructures to revive Italy's flagging economy.
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The rail lines are part of the military government's infrastructure drive aimed at kick-starting Southeast Asia's second-largest economy.
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Her success, which involved foreign agents and a startling advance, was linked to India's kick-starting, liberalizing economy as well.
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"This film is a critical part of kick-starting the campaign in order to gain recognition and raise awareness," Shah said.
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One of these BCAAs in particular, leucine, seems to stand above the rest when it comes to kick-starting muscle growth.
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The administration will formally notify Russia on Saturday that the U.S. is pulling out, kick-starting a six-month withdrawal period.
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The first primates that swung down from the forest canopy may have been in search of fermented fruit, kick-starting evolution.
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With the help of teammate Antonio Brown, word spread fast on social media ... kick-starting a campaign to find his bike.
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Among the spending choices for governments of poorer nations, kick-starting the technological revolution may at first seem like a low priority.
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Between 28 and 290, the LPO guaranteed $22010 billion in loans to 25 Recovery Act projects, creating jobs and kick-starting several industries.
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She decided to film herself bleeding during her yoga practice — making a statement and kick-starting a crucial conversation in one fell swoop.
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The latter meeting's purpose would be to try kick starting an effort to coalesce around the budget proposal for the coming fiscal year.
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A bit of self-care was also called for, with the driver kick-starting an exercise regimen to ready himself for the road.
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Make a smart career move by kick-starting your job in networking technology with the help of the Ultimate Cisco Certification Super Bundle.
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One idea broached at the Fed meeting was allowing the economy to "run hot," with an overshoot in unemployment hopefully kick-starting inflation.
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Christie's and Sotheby's both capitalized on this moment by kick-starting their sales with big aqueous "Freischwimmer" chromogenic color abstracts by the artist.
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Local ratings agency CRISIL, a unit of Standard & Poor's, said the new mechanism was an important first step towards kick-starting the consolidation process.
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Why it matters: Until now, Pelosi has held the line with other House Democratic leaders in opposition of kick-starting impeachment proceedings against Trump.
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On Sunday, Interpol served two extradition warrants, the Mexican attorney general's office said, kick-starting the latest attempt to have Guzman face U.S. justice.
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Management also gave strong full-year guidance for 2018, kick-starting a more than 30 percent run in Etsy's stock before Monday's weakness hit.
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People were also mad at him because there was a lot of stuff in the media about the operation kick-starting the war on drugs.
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The move is aimed at kick-starting nuclear diplomacy between Washington and Pyongyang, Biegun said, as they struggle to find a breakthrough in stalled negotiations.
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Her turnaround plan focuses on bringing structure and discipline to a company she has described as chaotic, as well as kick-starting its online business.
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Read MoreQuantitative Easing:CNBC Explains Central banks have to strike a balance between kick-starting their economies and making sure prices don't get out of control.
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None of that, however, had anything to do with why I moved there right out of college before kick-starting my career as an editor.
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But if the hearing held out the promise of kick-starting Democrats' stalled investigations into Mr. Trump, it quickly veered toward an increasingly familiar outcome.
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Mr. Fernández's economic platform involves kick-starting production with agreements between business associations and the unions representing their workers about prices and wages moving forward.
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Ben Barenholtz's many credits — though he dismisses them with a wave — include kick-starting the careers of David Lynch, the Coen brothers and John Sayles.
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In 2015, Uber announced a strategic partnership with CMU that included the creation of a research lab near campus aimed at kick starting autonomous vehicle development.
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Before kick-starting the motor to this flagellating ode however, it should be noted Brand New were never intended to become the band they are now.
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Iowans always feel a special responsibility in kick-starting primary voting, but that sentiment has been heightened this year by the party's determination to defeat [Trump].
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These are all examples of AI kick-starting the process of scientific discovery, though in every case, we can debate just how revolutionary the new approach is.
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Looking beyond the next few weeks, I expect the government to focus on kick-starting the economy and the upcoming Union Budget could be a game changer.
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The label has since aligned itself with global pop maestro Charli XCX, kick-starting a collaboration that would eventually result in her most recent EP Vroom Vroom.
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The House Budget Committee may take up a 2018 budget resolution next week, kick-starting a process that has been delayed by Republican infighting over spending levels.
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As delivered by Ali of the rental shop, my Honda was missing its compression release and choke control, which made kick-starting the engine a trying experience.
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The former special counsel and his final report are mentioned a dozen times in the House resolution approved last month kick-starting the current public hearing process.
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Only after a marathon five-hour delay Pence cast a tie-breaking vote that loosened the logjam, kick-starting negotiations that senators hoped could produce a resolution.
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He can protect the rim, and in pick-and-roll coverage he's fine dropping low, forcing a long two, grabbing the miss, then kick-starting a fast break.
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Of the team that won Toulon, kick-starting the summer's successes, only one player — Stoke's Josh Tymon — has made an appearance for a Premier League club this season.
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An attempt to reform it ended with acrimony in 2014 when Beijing refused to allow candidates to stand without being pre-approved, kick-starting the Umbrella Movement protests.
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Economists say serious reform - spearheaded mainly by Gordhan - is vital to ensure a more stable fiscal footing by streamlining bloated and inefficient state enterprises and kick-starting growth.
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Now, the EV startup is roughly one year away from kick-starting production of its electric pickup truck and SUV, each of which will start at around $2700,20183.
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But it may be difficult for the SDSM-led government to enact its policies, which include economic reforms and kick-starting moves to join the EU and NATO.
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A video has been going viral on social media ... and most people are assuming it has to do with Kaep's involvement in kick-starting the National Anthem controversy.
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Lava La Rue, on the other hand, was kick-starting a collective of artists, musicians and creatives called NiNE8 (you can read more about them and her story here).
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Aside from kick-starting the careers of Australian celebrities like Margot Robbie and Kylie Minogue, Neighbours is an unashamedly dorky staple of television on both side of the Atlantic.
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But every day since then, I've felt the spirit of the course at work inside me, kick-starting some good feedback loop I don't yet have a name for.
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"We like Cattaneo who's been crucial to getting TIM's costs in order and finally kick-starting the turnaround," said Tommaso Iaquinta, the CEO of New York-based Once Capital Management.
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The not-so-cute meet-cute Keys and Swizz Beatz (née Kasseem Dean) met when they were teenagers in the '90s, just as she was kick-starting her illustrious career.
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In April the companies he recruited pledged $69m over three years, kick-starting what Bishop Miles calls "the most significant economic and jobs initiative in the life of the city".
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Albuquerque, an admiral who previously lead the Navy's nuclear and technology development program, has proposed kick-starting the country's nuclear energy efforts as well as efforts to explore for uranium.
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It plans to present details of the planned investment to SEC as a way of "kick starting" the formal pre-qualification process, General Manager Brian Waddell said in an email.
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Shortly after his nomination in Brussels on Tuesday, Mr. Gentiloni said he intended to focus on kick-starting growth in Europe and on "social and environmental sustainability" in the bloc.
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An attempt to reform it ended with acrimony in 2014 when Beijing refused to allow candidates to stand without being pre-approved, kick-starting the months-long Umbrella Movement protests.
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And that night, he was kick-starting the competition by hosting a "pitch off" with his brother, Drew; what ensued can only be described as a rap battle on chip flavors.
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Lawmakers in Brasilia suggested the controversy would not slow their work on an overhaul of the country's social security system, which the government considers essential to kick-starting an economic recovery.
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The $1.5 billion program aims to create a new clean energy economy in Uganda, not only creating employment and kick-starting a clean energy economy but new economic development in Uganda.
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"We created an awesome phenomenon," said Luca Marola, who is widely credited with kick-starting the cannabis-light boom, thanks in part to extensive media coverage of his company, Easyjoint Project.
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Brazil's Congress is mulling the government's pension reform proposal, which many view as crucial to stabilizing the country's rickety public finances and kick-starting growth in Latin America's No. 1 economy.
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During that period, on July 7, 1978, Navratilova won the first of her record nine Wimbledon singles titles, kick-starting a career that would eventually include 18 Grand Slam singles championships.
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Brexit Brexit is a go: UK Prime Minister Theresa May will trigger Article 50 today, kick-starting the process that will see Britain leave the European Union in the next two years.
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Mr Mokyr says that factors often credited with kick-starting industrialisation—such as capital accumulation and the cost and supply of certain kinds of labour—may be necessary but are not sufficient.
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While Capcom's "Street Fighter 2" gets most of the credit for kick-starting the fighting game genre, SNK fighting games like "Fatal Fury" were just as influential for the Japanese arcade scene.
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The Trump administration and Republican leaders in Congress are expected to release a unified framework for a tax code rewrite on Wednesday, kick-starting a scramble to enact legislation by year's end.
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NEW -- next week: The House Budget Committee may take up a 2900 budget resolution next week, kick-starting a process that has been delayed by Republican infighting over spending levels. http://bit.
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That drought enabled the Cavaliers (5-7) to fashion a 13-1 run, with LeBron James kick-starting the rally with a 3-pointer and Jeff Green ending it with a pullup jumper.
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Whatever the case, this 81-year old restriction is keeping qualified candidates from kick-starting their careers in the trucking industry—and preventing the industry from filling hundreds of thousands of open jobs.
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I've also seen firsthand how even small amounts of money yield a profound impact: A monthly MetroCard allows someone to get to a job-training course, kick-starting a steady source of income.
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Osorio deployed Miguel Layún, of Sevilla, as an attack-minded midfielder, tasking him with kick-starting the rapid counterattacks he felt could expose Germany's defense, pushed further forward than Osorio believed was wise.
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That September, Isbell's song "Alabama Pines" won song of the year at the Americana Music Awards, kick-starting a wave of critical appreciation that Southeastern built upon when it was released in July 22014.
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Yasutoshi Nishimura, Japan's deputy chief cabinet secretary, told reporters that the heads of state discussed ways to address common challenges such as promoting free trade and kick-starting stalled talks on reforming the WTO.
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The central bank didn't fully appease the market, giving a 25 basis point cut last week but characterizing it as a "midcycle adjustment," disappointing traders and kick-starting the most recent downturn for stocks.
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These 'chronotherapies' seem to work by kick-starting a sluggish biological clock; in doing so, they're also shedding new light on the underlying pathology of depression, and on the function of sleep more generally.
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The Golden State Warriors superstar is kick-starting his campaign for Academy Award consideration for his breakout performance as Klay Thompson in "Space Jam 2" ... saying he's trying to add to his trophy case!!!
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Scottish Widows and Lloyds said in a statement they had given notice to SLA of their plans to terminate the deal, kick-starting a 12-month process to find a replacement provider or providers.
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Macron's labor code "revolution", which caps dismissal payouts and makes it easier to hire and fire workers, is aimed at kick-starting a sluggish economy and slashing the stubbornly-high unemployment rate of 9.8 percent.
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A sudden Maduro departure and transition to a Guaido-led reformist government would provide "the best hope for kick-starting the revival of the Venezuelan economy," Croft and her team said in a note Wednesday.
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With temperatures well into the 250s in some places, sap began to flow, kick-starting a business in upstate New York that has enjoyed record levels of production in three of the past five years.
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A legislative change would delay the signing of leniency agreements - which some regard as a key ingredient to kick-starting Brazil's stalled economy - but would give companies that do sign more security against legal challenges.
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Kilrain noted that when it came to kick-starting military ties, elite U.S. special operations forces, which include everything from Navy SEALs to the Army's elite Delta Force, are often some of the best options.
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Beirut estimates it has 96 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves and 865 million barrels of oil offshore, but squabbling between parties has prevented it from kick-starting exploration and development of the sector.
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Andrew Marshall, a tropical ecologist at the University of Michigan, describes ASRI's reforestation efforts as worthwhile, but thinks that protecting the remaining forests is a much cheaper and more effective approach than kick-starting regeneration.
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Nunavut's legislature is kick-starting construction of a new seaport for the high Arctic: a deep-water port at the mouth of the Northwest Passage in Iqaluit, the territory's remote capital city on Baffin Island.
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And in June 2018, Trump met Kim in Singapore for the first-ever meeting between sitting leaders of the two countries in hopes of kick-starting negotiations to end North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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The European countries, signatories to the deal, have tried to salvage the agreement since President Trump pulled out in 2018 and imposed a series of economic sanctions on Iran, kick-starting the current high tensions.
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Behind the pitching and hitting of Jacob deGrom, the Mets did end the weekend with a 5-31 victory, but Sunday's win was more a matter of saving face than of kick-starting a season.
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A big fish in a small pondBoth Gilbert and Ball credit Austin Ventures with kick-starting Austin's reputation as a tech hub, but its cache with Silicon Valley investors hampered the region's explosive growth, they said.
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Since then a more pro-European government coalition has taken power in the euro zone's third biggest economy and now has the difficult task of kick-starting the moribund economic growth while respecting EU rules on borrowing.
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It is not necessary to wait for Congress to ratify the Paris agreement before kick-starting action, he added, as business was involved in government discussions on the U.N. plan for two years before it was submitted.
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It's that by writing the stories you did at the beginning, you brought the public's attention to an issue that the government may have ignored otherwise, kick-starting a process that leads to the downfall of Nixon.
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This wasn&apost the first such order and in the past similar ones did not put an end to civilian casualties, but it comes amid the most significant and wide-reaching attempt yet at kick-starting peace negotiations.
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As an Alzheimer's advocate, I must thank our nation's public servants for kick-starting this transformation and I am personally grateful to Congressman Van Hollen for his consistent record of co-sponsoring helpful legislation in the 114th Congress.
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Robert Zemeckis's 230 screwball toon-crime caper is often credited with kick-starting animation's second golden age of the late '22s/early '90s, with its blockbuster success — and unprecedented conglomeration of famous animated properties from Disney, Warner Bros.
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Still on cloud-nine and unable to "soak in" the life-changing moment just yet, Cartelli says she's a little "worried" about all the moving parts that come along with kick-starting her career on such a public platform.
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Paul D. Ryan, the speaker of the House, is meeting on Monday evening with top members of Mr. Trump's transition team to discuss rewriting the tax code, kick-starting conversations on a priority issue for Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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"This innovative technology has the potential to make huge strides in our efforts to tackle climate change while kick-starting an entirely new cutting-edge industry in the UK," Britain's energy and clean growth minister Claire Perry said in a statement.
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Russian U.N. Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia said the so-called Quartet - made up of the United Nations, the United States, Russia and the EU - and the League of Arab States could play a role in kick-starting the stalled peace process.
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He was far more than just an inspiration for V magazine founder and Harper's Bazaar creative director Stephen Gan: The industry heavy-hitter credits Cunningham with kick-starting his career, back when Gan was just an 18-year-old Parsons student.
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Today it is estimated that the original plot — "the mother block" of trees on his estate, Morgenster — has provided millions of olive trees to growers in Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe, essentially kick-starting olive oil production throughout Southern Africa.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump convened his cabinet on Monday in the hopes of kick-starting his stalled domestic policy agenda and complained that Democrats in Congress are obstructing his efforts on tax reform, health care and the confirmation of judicial nominees.
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The undisputed queen of the art coloring books is by Johanna Basford, the Scottish illustrator whom many credit with kick-starting the adult coloring book craze when her Secret Garden coloring book became a surprise runaway best-seller in 2013.
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I think that coupled with the explosion of League of Legends actually and how they formalized the events around eSports kind of outside Korea, I think really contributed to sort of kick-starting the flywheel of eSports becoming a normalized thing.
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Indeed, it wasn't until March 22016 that the US Department of Defense, creators of pre-Internet network ARPANET, declared TCP/IP as the standard for all military computer networking, pretty much kick-starting what we know as the modern-day Internet of 2016.
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"I was in my early 20s, still figuring so much out, and trying to find my value in an industry that judges you on everything that you're not versus everything that you are," Markle wrote of her experience kick-starting her career.
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Punching back against weak global growth, rock-bottom oil prices, high unemployment, and an increasingly worthless Canadian dollar, Morneau — the financial brain trust hand-picked by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau — announced ambitious new spending programs targeted at kick-starting the moribund economy.
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After a rally last week in the wake of President Donald Trump's announcement that he would be kick starting a probe into imported steel, steel stocks tumbled Wednesday as weak earnings and slashed guidance from United States Steel sent worries through the sector.
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The moves could potentially reshape the ride-hailing company's governance, limiting co-founder and former Chief Executive Travis Kalanick's power as a shareholder and board member and lead to an official kick-starting of the largest private stock sale in history, Bloomberg said.
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"While we may have our difficulties in other areas, we cannot, we cannot, we cannot ignore the needs of the American people as we go forward," Ms. Pelosi said after meeting with the president about kick-starting a long-dormant infrastructure funding bill.
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She won her first primary election for the State House of Representatives less than three years after graduating from law school, kick-starting her political ascent that culminated with her becoming the first woman to lead a party caucus in Michigan's Senate.
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He is perhaps best described as an old-fashioned Yugoslavian: born in Montenegro and raised in Serbia, he has lived in Bosnia and Herzegovina (where he ran stand-up workshops and talent-finding competitions, arguably kick-starting the scene) but is currently based in Croatia.
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Brazil's stocks led world gains and the real rallied as traders bet that a change in government may be closer than ever after months of political gridlock that has prevented lawmakers from focusing on kick-starting the stalled economy and closing a crippling budget gap.
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Rebuilding the military, kick starting the economy to produce high paying jobs, better schools for our children, safer neighborhoods for everyone, better care for our veterans, less regulation, affordable healthcare for everyone, protecting our sovereignty by sealing the border and tax reform is his plan.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - The western Canadian province of Alberta will hold an election on April 16, kick-starting a contest that many polls suggest will result in a change of government in the country's oil-producing heartland as it struggles with a sluggish economy.
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The moves could potentially reshape the ride-hailing company's governance, limiting co-founder and former Chief Executive Travis Kalanick's power as a shareholder and board member and lead to an official kick-starting of the largest private stock sale in history, Bloomberg said. bloom.
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A currency crisis in 2018 cut the lira's value by nearly 30%, brought on a brief but sharp recession, and prompted Ankara to clamp down on the financial sector with a series of new rules aimed at stabilizing the currency and kick-starting economic growth.
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Fans of Taken will recall Neeson kick-starting his three-movie European killing spree with a growled monologue declaring his "very particular set of skills," and Standen points how the singular motivation of that moment will drive his character throughout Taken's 10-episode first season on NBC.
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Thirty years before that, the first commercial photocopier was unveiled by Xerox — a company that would later hire Mathew Knowles to work in its Houston office, kick-starting a series of life events culminating in the creation of a 30-year ticket giveaway by Mr. Knowles's elder daughter.
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Barefoot College is a non-profit organization founded in India 113 years ago that works with localities to train rural, poor women as solar engineers and educators within their communities—as well as kick-starting other co-curricular programs to advance women and their communities in over 80 countries worldwide.
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A painting by Paul Cézanne owned by the billionaire magazine publisher S. I. Newhouse Jr. sold for $633 million on Monday night at a Christie's sale of Impressionist and modern art, kick-starting a week of marquee auctions in New York that is expected to raise at least $1.6 billion.
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"We simply didn't anticipate that interest would be as deep, as widespread and as sustained as it has proven to be," said Robert L. Crandall, who was president of American Airlines when the carrier introduced its AAdvantage program — and who is now credited with kick-starting a trend that changed travel.
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To a teenager with an inchoate interest in language, those leaping lines conveyed a swig of freedom: I had never bought a book of poetry before — at that age, doing so had never crossed my mind — but I bought "Endless Life," kick-starting a habit of impulse purchasing that continues to this day.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossTrump administration delays penalty on Huawei for another 90 days WaPo calls Trump admin 'another threat' to endangered species Recession fears surge as stock markets plunge MORE Ross credited hefty steel and aluminum tariffs for an agreement between the U.S. and the European Union that is kick-starting trade negotiations.
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The university is paying $210 million for its move — a $113 million exit fee and an additional $211 million to leave earlier than generally permissible under American Athletic rules — in hopes of kick-starting a program that has been losing and also fighting with a coach who sued the university after he was fired.
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The 2019 manifesto not only incorporated all of Labour's previous promises, but also promised a massive spending spree that included, among other things, funding for a million "climate jobs" in every region; "kick-starting" a Green Industrial Revolution to tackle the climate emergency by shifting to renewable energy, investing in rail and electric cars; and providing additional spending on international climate finance.
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Which brings us to evidence #3... During the summer of 2011, Beyoncé announced her pregnancy to the world, kick-starting an avalanche of rosy-cheeked appearances on the red carpet and public love-ins with Jay Z. But, somewhere along the line, little mishaps began to occur, leading people (mainly daytime TV host Wendy Williams) to suspect that her pregnancy had been faked.
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Others cast the blame on the Football Association itself: for kick-starting the competition's demise by allowing Manchester United to opt out in 2000, in favor of playing in that year's Club World Cup in Brazil; for toying with various ideas — like abolishing replays of tied matches — to bow to the wishes of those Premier League clubs that see the Cup as an unwelcome distraction.
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Instead, it's the Seahawks who will play the top-seeded Carolina Panthers next Sunday at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, N.C. The missed chip shot was only the latest bit of good luck for the Seahawks, who overcame potential disaster earlier in the fourth, kick-starting just the second rally of its kind since the NFL merger; Seattle became the first team since the Atlanta Falcons in 1978 to rally for a playoff win when being shut out through three quarters.
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