But he has limited scope to resist a stronger euro.
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Democrats and centrist Republicans remain skeptical of its limited scope.
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This type of bill also has a limited scope of amendments.
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There is probably limited scope for claims to post significant declines.
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Voice Memos probably has the most limited scope of the bunch.
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This restricted them to displaying a limited scope of colors and brightness.
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Analysts, however, argue that there is limited scope to spending that money.
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That suggests limited scope for a strong increase in wholesale inventory investment.
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The group warned there may be limited scope for demand to exceed expectations.
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Gillibrand acknowledged what she says is the limited scope of the Republicans' plan.
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The company also said it saw only limited scope to push through price increases.
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The smaller expected climate gains are partly due to the rule's more limited scope.
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"SS7 exploits are primarily effective because of their limited scope," the FCC report concludes.
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The limited scope of the Democratic suburban surge is evident on the electoral map.
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" When pressed on what "limited scope" means, Conway said, "That's up to the FBI.
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It sees "limited scope" for any sustainable rebound in either the economy or the pound.
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The limited scope of the tax is double edged: it would also limit its upsides.
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One of the areas in which the Twitter poll falls short is its limited scope.
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Despite Trump's efforts to promote U.S. coal overseas, there is limited scope for export growth.
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Wedded to a liberal economic vision, Pena Nieto has limited scope to hit back against Trump.
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During his remarks on Thursday, Biden appeared to acknowledge the limited scope of the administration's project.
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They see limited scope for more fiscal support after the massive and politically divisive tax cuts.
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Syrians are worried that the limited scope of the strikes may actually provoke more attacks on civilians.
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It is not very flexible or democratic, as governments have only limited scope to modify the system.
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With the labor market nearing full employment, there probably is limited scope for further declines in claims.
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For one thing, most infrastructure funds own assets of limited scope, such as utilities, pipelines and railroads.
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But economists see limited scope for further increases, saying that much of the demand was being fulfilled.
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That limited scope also makes it less likely that the FBI will be compelled to disclose the bug.
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But economists see limited scope for further increases, saying that much of the demand has already been met.
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On Weibo, a popular social media platform in China, users complained about the limited scope of the recall.
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But many were disappointed by what they said was its limited scope and called the 2112 steps weak.
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Nonetheless, "further bank consolidation is needed," it said, given the limited scope of Italy's lenders to increase revenues.
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Other Republicans and the White House soon agreed — so long as the investigation maintained a somewhat limited scope.
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They, however, remain below the level of single-family starts, suggesting limited scope for a strong rebound in homebuilding.
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We see limited scope for further earnings growth from North America, while other segments of the business face challenges.
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Nelson said Lloyd's needed to keep most of its assets in liquid investments and had limited scope to diversify.
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"Our military must prioritize enlisting American citizens, and restore the MAVNI program to its specialized, limited scope," he said.
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My read, though, is a game from 1993 with a limited scope, doing what it could with limited resources.
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Though we have selected these six stories to share with you in Season 2, it is a limited scope.
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These permits remain below the level of single-family starts, suggesting limited scope for a strong pickup in homebuilding.
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The state party said that it accepted the two campaigns' requests for a limited-scope recanvass of the caucus results.
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The demo's limited scope means all there is to do in Horizon: Zero Dawn at this point is kill animals.
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The customer service representative is baffled, but attempts to help within the limited scope of his power to do so.
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And offshore wind, once a fringe investment, with limited scope and reliant on government subsidies, is moving into the mainstream.
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Iran held talks with other world powers in Vienna on Friday, but diplomats see limited scope for salvaging the deal.
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We expect further margin erosion in 2017 due to persistent low interest rates and limited scope to reduce funding costs further.
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After months of legal wrangling, the Supreme Court in June allowed the travel ban to go forward with a limited scope.
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The labor market is now viewed as either at or near full employment, suggesting limited scope for more declines in claims.
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That leaves limited scope for moderates who believe Libya can become a civil state without a dominant role for the military.
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There is limited scope to pass higher funding costs to borrowers because corporate leverage and associated interest burdens are already high.
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"In view of land constraints and competing needs, there is limited scope for further expansion of the road network," it said.
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We were first told the FBI was being enlisted to conduct a limited scope review of recent allegations of sexual assault.
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Because only 10 percent of incarcerated Americans are in federal custody, the president has limited scope for shrinking the prison population.
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It's usually a department with limited scope, performing the grunt-work of hiring, setting workplace-conduct policies and policing unacceptable behavior.
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In that missive, Lynch reiterated his call for information and expressed concern about the reportedly limited scope of the new sanctions.
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We don't want to bite off more than we can chew, so there will be a limited scope to our focus.
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Yet the investigatory process has been widely criticized from the start, with progressives and Democrats voicing their concern over its limited scope.
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Smith said that the limited scope of use would assuage these concerns, and had the potential to improve safety inside the prison.
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Mr. Lasvignes added that the limited scope of the partnership would allow the museum to evaluate the situation as the project progressed.
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"This level of scrutiny could imply either delays or limited scope in the initial roll-out," S&P said in a report.
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"In every case, it&aposs limited scope in terms of the length of the experiment and it&aposs high cost," Lindsey said.
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The rating gap reflects the currently limited scope for offshore development and that BRI's core business differs from that of its parent.
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"We would say that the government has limited scope to provide fiscal stimulus because its balance sheet is stretched already," he said.
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With the labor market perceived to be either at or approaching full employment, there is probably limited scope for further declines in claims.
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We see limited scope to sharply reverse the five-year weak performance, given stagnating tax revenues and the rigidity of most budget expenditure.
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Without formal corrective action by both the Senate and House of Representatives, policymakers have limited scope to interpret legislative language on their own.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Britain's bill for leaving the European Union is becoming clearer - and the government has limited scope to soften the blow.
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This morning, the company debuted Promoter, a browser-based solution that lets anyone customize the robot's movements — albeit within a fairly limited scope.
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Its recommendations were intended for a narrow audience — primary care providers — and for use in a limited scope —managing long-term chronic pain.
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"Previously, I'd only made wines and beers in a limited scope, and always with an eye towards converting them into vinegars," says Williams.
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Alex Zavell, a policy analyst working with San Francisco firm Robert Raich, wonders if the amendment's limited scope might have unintended negative consequences.
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It might be its limited scope: at its heart it's the story of a life spent among three friends, working, playing, and thieving together.
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It might be its limited scope: at its heart it's the story of a life spent among three friends, working, playing, and thieving together.
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The good news is that there are a relatively limited number of these sites so addressing this risk has a limited scope and costs.
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But even with the incredibly limited scope of this action, a huge portion of American districts are using these attendance zones to exacerbate segregation.
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Seeing real people navigate virtual objects, environments and games in real-time, outside the relatively limited scope of the HoloLens view port, is compelling.
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However, some judges say China's increasingly close relationship with Hong Kong and the limited scope of extradition hearings would leave them little room to maneuver.
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However, some judges say China's increasingly close relationship with Hong Kong and the limited scope of extradition hearings would leave them little room to manoeuvre.
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But that alone, does not resolve the core issue of the too-limited scope of the its proposal, and ultimately, the privacy rules it promulgates.
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Labour laws that might help women, such as extended maternity leave, have limited scope given that only 5% of women work in formal salaried jobs.
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Many community members among the 300 attendees at the meeting at a Los Angeles hotel expressed displeasure at the limited scope of the AQMD's action.
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"There is very limited scope and time to stage a turnaround," Bank of America analysts Curtis Nagle said in a note to clients last week.
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But experts have told me testing missiles is different from the limited scope of the nuclear deal, which just focused on limiting Iran's nuclear capabilities.
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But Lighthizer gave no indication the talks may produce an interim deal with a more limited scope, as suggested by some media reports, Donohue said.
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But Senate Democrats and other reformers took issue with the legislation's limited scope and managed to add changes that will ease prison sentences, at least mildly.
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"Unless today's data confirms slowing price developments, there is limited scope of investors' central bank rate expectations to fall," Credit Agricole strategists wrote in a note.
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The country already generates more than 95 percent of electricity from hydropower plants, meaning there is limited scope for further emission cuts in the power sector.
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Lawyers for Bazoli and Zanetti both said the judge had very limited scope to avoid requesting a trial based on previous rulings by Italy's highest court.
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Together with an April fall in orders for manufactured goods and worker productivity unchanged in the first quarter, data suggest limited scope for faster economic growth.
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Despite the limited scope laid out in the guidelines, Health Secretary Matt Hancock seemed to imply that doctors are being given a certain level of flexibility.
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But it was not immediately clear what would set the new talks apart from those carried out by the Obama administration, beyond their more limited scope.
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The Trump administration's protestations about the limited scope of Operation Janus mean nothing because the Trump administration's words, to its critics, mean nothing at this point.
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"Everything Is Connected" is a show of limited scope, featuring mostly American art from the Nixon to the Obama eras, by artists no younger than 40.
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In 2018, Zuckerberg expressed an openness to data regulation, caveated quickly by arguing for only limited-scope rules that allow Facebook to compete with Chinese firms.
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" But she also insisted that Trump respects the independence of the FBI and believes it should look into "anything that is credible within that limited scope.
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A source briefed on the matter said the White House gave the limited scope of the investigation to the FBI based on what the Senate asked.
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Trade disruptions, debt vulnerabilities and a limited scope for monetary policy maneuvers threaten a slew of African economies as the coronavirus pandemic arrives on the continent.
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Drug regulators themselves have limited scope for action, since while they can keep a drug off the market, they cannot require a company to make a product.
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They said Telepass offers limited scope to accelerate domestic growth in Italy where it is already the leading electronic payment provider for the Autostrade toll-road network.
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Mueller's claim will be allowed to continue in a limited scope against Swift's radio liaison, Frank Bell, and mother, Andrea, who communicated directly with KYGO station managers.
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In 1994, the more limited scope of any military strike made it possible that the North would not retaliate with a massive artillery counterstrike against South Korea.
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There's a way to team up with others at gyms as well, but considering the limited scope of the beta, this was not possible to test out.
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Moody's Investors Service warned on Wednesday that China's economy would face heightened risks from a potential property downturn, with authorities' possessing limited scope to offset the impact.
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But Senate Democrats and other reformers took issue with the bill's limited scope, and eventually managed to add changes that will ease, albeit fairly mildly, prison sentences.
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"We suspect there is only limited scope for the prime age participation rate to keep rising," said Michael Pearce, a U.S. economist at Capital Economics in New York.
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Buffalo's management could view it favorably as the stock's current price presents limited scope for same-store sales growth and margin trajectory, they said in a client note.
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Although ALEC and the other right-wing networks have a presence across almost all of the US states, SiX has much more limited scope — at least so far.
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This limited scope enables easy comparison; anxiety dreams can be held up to one another and scrutinized for what they say about the dreamer's orientation toward the world.
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One major reason for the law's limited scope: It deals only with the federal system, which is a fairly small part of the overall criminal justice system in America.
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While forecasts were downbeat for growth, the government has projected a fiscal deficit target of 3.5% for next fiscal year, indicating limited scope for massive spending to boost output.
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"It is important to be cautious ... because if we were to trigger a downturn or to contribute to a downturn, we would have limited scope for responding," Yellen said.
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However, their efforts to adjust business models and extend debt maturity profiles means credit profiles should broadly stabilise in 2018, although with limited scope for improvement in most cases.
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Many recognized the legislation's limited scope but said they hoped it would be the first of many pieces of legislation introduced in the House seeking to combat climate change.
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Germany's debt brake, enshrined in the constitution, allows a federal budget deficit of up to 0.35% of gross domestic product, giving Berlin only limited scope to increase new debt.
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In particular, private consumption held up well, growing by some 0.3% last year, partly due to precautionary spending and the limited scope for further large falls in discretionary expenditures.
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Han is generally quite outspoken about issues of representation on her numerous social media platforms, posting regularly about the limited scope of Asian characters in American films and television.
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Mr. Flake, with the backing of two Republican senators considered key swing votes, forced President Trump to order an F.B.I. investigation that has been criticized for its limited scope.
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It's difficult to directly link declines in crime or gun violence to any specific law, given the limited scope and loopholes in each one, according to experts and research.
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Operation Car Wash's main task force was even shut down in July, leaving the investigation to be absorbed by a larger anti-corruption division with a more limited scope.
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"It's all related to this tension between the huge power of the state and the limited scope for an individual to protect his or her property rights," she said.
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One major reason for the bill's limited scope: It deals only with the federal system, which is a fairly small part of the overall criminal justice system in America.
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The administration replied the next week, finally explaining its reasoning for why the Libya war didn't need an AUMF (the two-pronged test of "national interest" and limited scope).
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"We see limited scope for a negative surprise on domestic [subscriptions] in 1Q or 2Q guidance, despite concerns about price hikes and competition, " Bank of America analyst Nat Schindler wrote.
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The highest court let the ban go forward with a limited scope, saying that it cannot apply to anyone with credible "bona fide relationship" with a U.S. person or entity.
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In terms of what is next for private aviation, Jackson sees limited scope for subscription-style charter models who demand an upfront fee for the promise of a future service.
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Bob Stephens, general counsel for the governor's office, noted the limited scope of the ruling on Friday and said in a statement that McCrory would continue to defend the law.
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The trial lasts through the end of 2019 and has a fairly limited scope; you need to be in first class flying from London Heathrow airport to New York's JFK.
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The politics: Republicans were ready and used the report's limited scope to note that Democrats did not want people to know just how much sifting to single payer will cost.
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The image has fallen out of popularity in recent years, both because of its lascivious and sexist history, and for more practical reasons as modern algorithms surpass its limited scope.
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The company founded by Jitse Groen is already giving Just Eat shareholders more than half of the combined group and has limited scope to add any cash to the bid.
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Hamada, however, countered the view Japan has limited scope to expand fiscal spending, arguing that the government should make the most from ultra-low interest rates by boosting public spending.
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But some judges say privately that Chinas increasingly close relationship with Hong Kong and the limited scope of extradition hearings will leave them exposed to criticism and political pressure from Beijing.
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Analysts added the fact earnings had risen for many quarters in the United States meant there was limited scope for already high profit margins to expand - in stark contrast with Europe.
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But some judges say privately that China's increasingly close relationship with Hong Kong and the limited scope of extradition hearings will leave them exposed to criticism and political pressure from Beijing.
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The highest court let the ban go forward with a limited scope, saying it could not apply to anyone with a credible "bona fide relationship" with a U.S. person or entity.
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" Here's what else analysts think about Netflix earnings: "We see limited scope for a negative surprise on domestic subs in 1Q or 2Q guidance, despite concerns about price hikes and competition.
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There are some clear trends in aggregate, but the filtering by sex, race, state, and employment status sometimes spits back graphs that point to the limited scope of the data set.
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The latter, because like it or not, gendered categories are a surefire way to ensure that women — if a very limited scope of women — get at least some of the spotlight.
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China has limited scope to place new tariffs on its imports from the United States, given it already has charges of between 5% and 25% on goods worth about $110 billion.
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The thing I have seen in my limited scope that's worked the best is that you have buy-in from every single level that this is something that has to happen.
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However, some judges say privately that China's increasingly close relationship with Hong Kong and the limited scope of extradition hearings will leave them exposed to criticism and political pressure from Beijing.
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The company returned to market in 2015, with a much more limited scope of health-related information, mostly focused on genetic diseases passed on by inherited mutations, and ancestry-based data.
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The artful give-and-take between the leaders sought to build wide consensus, rather than shoehorning legislation into the limited scope and time-frame for the 51 votes needed for reconciliation.
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In addition to the limited scope of searching particular local international jurisdictions, consider the cost of international background screenings, which would take significantly more manpower to accomplish, and be substantially longer.
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But it's difficult to directly link declines in crime or gun violence to any specific law, given the limited scope and loopholes in each one, according to most experts and research.
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It's another one of those great, intriguing moments of The Walking Dead that teases just how much we aren't seeing of the world thanks to the limited scope of the show.
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I grew up with a very limited scope and basically non-existent understanding of art and its precedents, even though I drew still lifes with my grandfather and took Saturday art lessons.
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But despite its limited scope and scale, it is indeed an industry first, and one that will hopefully pave the way for deeper future integrations between smart city infrastructure and connected cars.
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Analysts at Bernstein downgraded their rating on Safran shares to "market-perform" from "outperform", saying they saw limited scope for Safran's share price to outperform until the deal with Zodiac was closed.
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"The report of Deloitte and Laga states that the current cooperation between the two ports has little impact because of the existing competition, limited scope and low engagement," the ports' statement said.
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With its extremely limited scope, I fear this is more of a check-the-box exercise for the White House rather than a desire for a fulsome investigation of Judge Kavanaugh's past.
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Fraser Howie, an independent analyst, told CNBC's "The Rundown " many investors already had access to China through the Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor scheme that allows a limited scope of cross-border securities products.
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Given that the labor market is near full employment with a 217 percent jobless rate and companies are reporting difficulties finding skilled workers, some economists see limited scope for claims to fall further.
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But Elbaz was put off in part by the limited scope of the Dior job, having been in charge of everything from collections to advertising at Lanvin, sources close to the designer said.
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Smart Compose won't be tailored to your writing style, at least for now, and with a rather limited scope of suggestions, it managed to save only a teensy bit of time, if any.
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While some of these laws are robust, many are hampered by weak remedies or a limited scope of application — including the exempting of whole industries like the provision of credit or debt collection.
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"The stock feels like a consensus long post-deal and we see limited scope for remaining catalysts to drive the shares materially higher over the next twelve months," analysts said in a note.
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The limited scope of DeVos' education policy experience has raised questions for many about whether she is suited to run the federal agency charged with making American public education first-rate for all children.
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Johansson is now the highest-paid actress in Hollywood, according to Forbes — but she says the limited scope of roles she was once offered made her consider stepping away from an onscreen career altogether.
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Popovich credits a limited scope for what the game would be for their ability to stay on track and keep a schedule that, even in the early days, didn't push into endless, numbing crunch.
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After outlining the scenarios in Burundi and possible UN responses, DPKO worryingly cautioned that all the peacekeeping possibilities it presented to the Security Council "offer limited scope" to prevent atrocities because of logistical complications.
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In fact, John Curtice, a professor of politics at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, said quite a lot of tactical voting already took place, which means there is limited scope to increase it.
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"As per EU directives and implementation in peer countries it is seen appropriate to impose an administrative fine for manipulative acts in financial markets," it said, adding that the old measures were of limited scope.
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You never see the city — or anything outside your subway car — in Subsurface Circular, but you learn about its politics and history, and the game is full of clever narrative explanations for its limited scope.
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Total said there was limited scope for Total to improve operations in the Martin Linge field which was its only operated asset in Norway, while Statoil was in a better position to optimize the asset.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Saturday that the F.B.I. will have "free rein" to investigate allegations of sexual misconduct against Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, but the emerging contours of the inquiry showed its limited scope.
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"Of course, it's good to have a plan in place but today's limited scope trial will need to be repeated to stress-test other aspects of the management of thousands of lorries properly," he added.
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An improved macro picture should support earnings, but it will be challenging for most banks to materially grow earnings in an environment of continued low interest rates and with limited scope to further reduce funding costs.
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The U.S. Supreme Court last month let the ban on travel go forward with a limited scope, saying it could not apply to anyone with a credible "bona fide relationship" with a U.S. person or entity.
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If the WWE Network is simply a collection of pay-per-views, then it's just a pro wrestling repository—something good but of limited scope, no matter how popular the form has and always will be.
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"If we were to raise interest rates too steeply and we were to trigger a downturn or contribute to a downturn, we have limited scope for responding, and it is an important reason for caution," she said.
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A limited scope to further expand production and rising raw material costs could undermine Nokian's ability to adapt to economic and industry shifts, while competition is heating up in the premium winter tyres market it specializes in.
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Eckert concluded that any impairment of integrity in the bidding process was only of "very limited scope" and it was far from reaching any threshold that would require reopening the bidding process for the two World Cups.
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Warner has said that the ads Facebook disclosed were just the "tip of the iceberg" of Russia's election interference via social media, and he's slammed Twitter for the limited scope of its internal investigation into the matter.
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The finale's sharpest move was the way it anatomized the limited scope of white compassion: it's what allowed Caputo to describe Bayley as a "victim of circumstance" but forget to call Poussey's father until he was reminded.
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Cindy Berman of the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) said she was not surprised by the findings, as companies rely far too heavily on certification and audits to monitor working conditions and detect labor abuses despite their limited scope.
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So if that was the kind of impact we can have through our limited scope in what we do for them that is how I process the work that we're doing and that may be different from others.
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Despite its limited scope, gun-control advocates have welcomed Mr. Obama's actions as a way to crack down on a small segment of unlicensed dealers who are thought to sell dozens or even hundreds of firearms a year.
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But new information on pharmacare's inclusion in the spring budget and its limited scope gives a first glimpse of the government's blueprint for what has been called the "unfinished business" of Canada's publicly funded healthcare system, called medicare.
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The experiment was done directly in the organ in the animal rather than taking out the cell, manipulating it and reintroducing it back — and may expand the limited scope of editable organs to the ears, he tells Axios.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES VRS and IDRS There is limited scope for upward rating action on the VRs and IDRs of the three Singapore banks and DBSH as they are already among the highest of banks rated by Fitch globally.
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Nations that remain in the deal - Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia - held a formal meeting on Friday without the United States for the first time since Trump's announcement, but diplomats saw limited scope for salvaging the agreement.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES VRS AND IDRS There is limited scope for upward rating action on the VRs and IDRs of the three Singapore banks and DBSH as they are already among the highest of banks rated by Fitch globally.
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But the investigators are currently planning to examine only seven of the dozens of attacks since April, and may not identify the perpetrators or even make their report public, a limited scope that has further angered humanitarian groups.
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Ford sees the startup as the path forward for its fledgling mobility company, which was officially incorporated in March, and so far has generally stuck to more limited-scope tests of its offering, mostly in partnership with academic institutions.
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Finance Minister Olaf Scholz, a Social Democrat, told reporters last week that tax estimates offered limited scope for additional fiscal spending up to 2022 and available money would be used to boost investment in digitization and lower income taxes.
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Reuters had argued that the March ruling by a High Court judge had given "insufficient weight" to matters of public interest and had failed to take into account the "limited" scope of the confidential information it wanted to publish.
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When that limited scope soon gave way to what would run as four installments in the magazine and become "In Cold Blood," his "nonfiction novel" much praised for its atmospheric, filmic detail, Capote once again headed across the Atlantic.
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"It does reflect the flight-to- safety, but also the change in the macro economic outlook and the limited scope for the ECB to act," said Commerzbank rate strategist Rainer Guntermann, referring to the five-year, five-year forward.
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Taking the heat The limited scope of the Trump school safety plan and the President's unwillingness to challenge the difficult math in Congress also undercut his complaints that he was far better at shaking congressional paralysis than his predecessors.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar edged down on Friday as investors were underwhelmed by the limited scope of executive actions and the lack of concrete policy reforms in the inauguration speech of newly sworn-in U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Japanese government bond yields spiked in response to the limited scope of the Bank of Japan's stimulus increase, drove the yen's rise and turned the U.S.-Japan long-term interest rate spread into a driver of strength in the yen.
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Should the Department successfully force Apple to cooperate on the twelve non-terror cases, privacy activists will likely interpret it as a sign that Washington aims to go beyond the limited scope of the San Bernardino investigation, the WSJ said.
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The new version, seeking class-action status, has a more limited scope, per AP. The initial lawsuit came after Google faced a probe by the Department of Labor, which found evidence of systemic pay discrimination resulting in lower wages for women.
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Despite the limited scope of the efforts, some who study segregation see this as an important moment of possibility, a chance to take a few first steps and to build momentum for further change in the nation's largest school district.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 8 (Reuters) - E.ON sees limited scope for compensation claims following a court ruling related to Germany's nuclear exit that paves the way for utilities to try to reclaim money, its chief executive told brokerage Bernstein in an interview.
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The U.S. Supreme Court last month let the ban on travel from the six countries go forward with a limited scope, saying it could not apply to anyone with a credible "bona fide relationship" with a U.S. person or entity.
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The two governments announced last July that they had reached an agreement with the United States to negotiate a trade deal on a limited scope of goods, but American officials have since insisted on expanding that scope to include farm products.
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The U.S. Supreme Court last month let the ban on travel from six Muslim-majority countries go forward with a limited scope, saying it could not apply to anyone with a credible "bona fide relationship" with a U.S. person or entity.
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For Glimcher, who spends 14 days a month on airplanes jetting between gallery spaces spread from Hong Kong and Seoul to London and Palo Alto, a busy schedule is testament to the limited scope for scaling up an art business.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - Widespread government "ghost jobs" will likely be among the first targets of Guatemala's new anti-corruption tsar, the official said on Thursday, although the commission he heads has more limited scope than its powerful U.N.-backed predecessor.
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In a spirited defense of the institution he has led since 2011, Visco argued that the central bank has limited scope to prevent bank scandals because its inspectors can only intervene when improper conduct at banks is already clear and established.
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It's easy to feel depressed about the scale of looting in Egypt and limited scope of efforts to remedy it—even more so when you look back at the VICE report a year later and think about how relevant it remains.
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The moderation in services industries production, together with other data on Monday showing orders for manufactured goods falling in April for the first time in five months and worker productivity unchanged in the first quarter, suggest limited scope for faster economic growth.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - U.S.-backed Syrian militias are not preparing an assault on Islamic State's de facto Syrian capital of Raqqa at present, a militia spokesman said, indicating the limited scope of a new offensive in nearby areas where fighting raged on Wednesday.
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While the Sheeran episode obviously has a very limited scope in who was affected (just Ed, really), it's still certainly a data breach and it raises a considerable number of questions regarding the safeguards put in place to protect the privacy of patients.
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Thus, I would hope and expect that whatever happens in the forthcoming "Phase 4" will be more focused on standalone adventures, with crossover films and Avengers movies tacking in the same direction, having a more limited scope and fewer characters crossing over.
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It's probably not a huge risk on Maryland's part, given the limited scope of the initial project — and if this works out, they can always turn the site into a tourist attraction for the start of the world-famous underground hyperloop network.
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El Paso County District Judge Gilbert Martinez, in response to a question from prosecutors on Thursday, acknowledged his order for a competency hearing, handed down in December, began with a limited scope to decide if Dear was competent enough to fire his lawyers.
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But beyond this election, Sanders' newfound clout will confront him with a much different set of questions, stemming from this basic challenge: How can he continue to harness the enthusiasm that defined his candidacy beyond the time-limited scope of a campaign?
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The nations that remain in the Iran nuclear deal meet later today for the first time since U.S. President Donald Trump left the pact, but diplomats see limited scope for salvaging it after Washington vowed to be tougher than ever on Tehran.
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"It looks like the Trump administration intends to apply the travel ban well beyond the limited scope set by the Supreme Court by offering a very narrow and unduly restrictive interpretation of 'bona fide' family relationship," he explained in a blog post.
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"Unfortunately, (the system) will have limited impact particularly during the morning and evening peak period, because the traffic is already operating at over-saturated conditions -- which will allow limited scope for such traffic management measures to make any substantial impact," Verma says.
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"Although the Office of the Inspector General's (OIG) investigation concluded the misconduct occurred on an extremely limited scope, the grantee broke the law and violated the spirit of national service," CNCS spokeswoman Samantha Jo Warfield wrote in a statement to The Hill.
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" Looking at positioning in the euro, he said, "the market has squared its short positions, but there are no fresh reasons to take long positions, as there will likely be no new positive developments, and limited scope for upside for the euro.
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Jackson said that everyday she sees people who commit crimes "of a much more limited scope" than Gates' offenses who are motivated by drug addictions and poverty, and who then, like Gates, become government witnesses by turning on their own friends and neighbors.
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I cannot because its limited scope in no way addresses the art world's need to redouble its efforts to resist the threat that President Donald Trump and his cabinet of bigots pose to the gains gays have made over the last decades.
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The expansion of telematics to full coverage of the market is unlikely to trigger premium rate reductions that have a large impact on profitability because the market is barely above break-even, meaning that there is limited scope for profit margins to be reduced.
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"With a December rate hike almost fully priced in by now, however, investors are starting to focus on the Fed's still cautious forward guidance and hence the limited scope for a further increase of the dollar's rate advantage," Credit Agricole strategists said in a note.
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Mueller "has a limited scope of his investigation, but to the extent that somebody is covering up matters that are related to the subject of his investigation, he has the authority to bring a prosecution," Stuart Green, a law professor at Rutgers, told Vox.
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"With results just in line, no change to guidance, a share buyback that ended in 400 million euros spend and IHS Auto Production estimate having been slightly reduced in July 2017... we see limited scope for upgrades," wrote Morgan Stanley, which rates Osram "underweight".
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"After the disappointing retail sales and what our economists see as downside risks to July U.S. consumer price inflation print on Tuesday, we see very limited scope for dollar strength against the euro and the yen," said Petr Krpata, currency strategist at ING in London.
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"There seems limited scope for price growth in London this year, although outer boroughs that offer a combination of connectivity and affordability will benefit from policies supporting first-time buyers," Tom Sharman, NatWest's head of strategy for Real Estate Finance, told CNBC via email.
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Appearing at a news conference at a Harlem subway station on Friday, Mr. de Blasio chose to characterize the rollout as "a major step to a fair and just society," even as he and Mr. Johnson faced repeated questions about the program's initial limited scope.
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"Against the backdrop of elevated valuations, slow growth and limited scope for credit expansion, our target and the recent rally are reliant on policymakers' ability to deliver growth next year," wrote Savita Subramanian, head of U.S. equity and quantitative strategy at BofA-ML in a client note.
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Victims' groups had been critical of the court for the limited scope of al-Mahdi's indictment, though his case was widely viewed as a landmark because it was the first time a person has been convicted of a war crime solely for destruction of cultural artifacts.
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But the administration's efforts appeared to be piecemeal and of limited scope, falling far short of the language Mr. Trump has used for weeks about the need to end the scourge of school shootings, including at a dramatic meeting with relatives of victims of the Parkland, Fla.
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They also criticized the approach taken to get to the bottom of Russia's role in the 2016 election, saying the appointment of a special counsel was "an awkward fit" with a limited scope, and a panel similar to the 9/11 Commission would have been better.
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A number of people who overlapped with Judge Kavanaugh at Yale or at Georgetown Preparatory School, the Catholic high school he attended — and who contacted the F.B.I. this weekend to share information about him or his fraternity — expressed frustration with the limited scope of the background investigation.
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"It is highly probable that the group will rollover the deal in its current form until at least the end of 2020, but we see limited scope for a new round of cuts, in light of uneven compliance and diminishing returns," Fitch Solutions said in a note.
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"The next president should nominate judges who have a demonstrated commitment to the rule of law, who will hold agencies to the limited scope of their authority, and who possess the internal fortitude necessary to defend the Constitution without being swayed by flattery or criticism," he said on Tuesday.
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Fitch revised the Outlook to Negative in June 2015 in anticipation of this leverage increase, continued limited scope for FCF generation and the loss of two class action cases in Canada whereby Fitch was concerned that BAT could be liable to pay a major portion of a CAD15.6bn award.
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The reason for that limited scope is now at the heart of the fight between Democrats and Republicans over the 45-page FBI report that senators have been able to review in the Senate's secure spaces ahead of a key procedural vote Friday on the Supreme Court nominee.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 2168.3 (Reuters) - New orders for U.S.-made goods increased by the most in nearly 274.7-20.5/21.0 years in December amid strong demand for defense aircraft, but weak business spending on equipment pointed to limited scope for a sharp rebound in manufacturing even as business confidence is improving.
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ET: In a statement to Gizmodo, Coffee Meets Bagel acknowledged the inopportune timing of today's announcement, saying, "we informed our community as soon as possible—regardless of what calendar date it fell on," and emphasized the limited scope of the breach:Beyond emails and names, no other CMB user information was compromised.
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"If anything, the limited scope of the discussions should be good news for the pharmaceutical and bio industries and investors because nothing like sweeping action to curb drug prices is under discussion and the industry probably will not view the subjects of the Trump discussions … negatively," analyst Terry Haines told Politico.
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Trump's lawyers are finding one other hopeful sign: The special counsel has asked the White House for a limited scope of documents related to the President directly, largely having to do with the firing of former FBI Director James Comey, two of the sources familiar with the matter told CNN.
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Now is the moment for the Senate Ethics Committee to explicitly reject the limited scope laid out in the Vitter case and articulate a new standard through either a public letter or Senate resolution that clearly lays out under what circumstances lawmakers or staff fall under Senate Ethics Committee jurisdiction.
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All this is going toward a way to build a system that is trying to abstract out even the process of programming itself, though there's always going to be some limited scope as to how custom of a system you can actually make with what amounts to a set of logic operation legos.
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But many who cheered its adoption into the city budget last year criticized the limited scope as well as the lack of a timeline beyond April or of any public messaging by the city about the program so far, saying it appeared that some at City Hall were not taking the issue seriously.
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Street Fighter was ultimately a niche product of limited scope, with Bridges saying that he remembered it was always set to be a limited run; it's been out of print for the better part of two decades with no indication it will ever return in the PDF form which dominates the modern RPG industry.
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There's Team Good and Team Bad and a school full of kids ready to jump to the forefront, but when you compare Fox's X-Men franchise to the sprawling characterscape of the Marvel Cinematic Universe — or DC's awkward me-too attempts in Dawn of Justice — the limited scope that comes with Fox's limited character rights is actually refreshing!
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Just as one might look at the Earth — either from a distance so far that the whole is visible but details utterly undetectable, or close enough to see only some of the minutia that make the whole so breathtakingly beautiful — one can only look at music with either a total inattention to detail or a dramatically limited scope.
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It stands to reason that people with decades of experience with the plant might know more than what the limited scope of government-approved research encompasses; people with PTSD and parents of children with autism form two robust groups of medical cannabis advocates, despite the fact that the results they testify about are not backed by "sufficient" research (yet).
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"He works for the people of the United States, and there is a very limited scope to the confidentiality of his discussions with the President, especially when they involve conduct that might be legitimately the subject of criminal investigation," Paul Rosenzweig, a former senior counsel to Bill Clinton independent counsel Kenneth Starr, told CNN's Brooke Baldwin.
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"Asian markets had, as a whole, shown strong momentum since the start of the week built on data surprises," said Jingyi Pan, a market strategist at IG. Having rallied on the back of Apple's surge in the previous session, IT stocks in the region had limited scope for gains Thursday despite the U.S. lead, she added.
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Democrats have concerns That fact that several people say they have either not been contacted or have not heard back from the FBI after making initial contact, may indicate a limited scope to of the FBI's supplemental background investigation, a fact that is creating growing concern among Senate Democrats as the timeline for the investigation draws to an end.
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