We also have the power to meet halfway those affected by this displacement.
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China has said it hoped the United States would meet halfway on the issues.
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The idea is to meet halfway and work just as hard as the bands do.
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After years, they finally figured out ways to meet halfway and respectfully deal with each other's differences.
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The emerging compromise is to limit it at $750,000, allowing House and Senate conferees to meet halfway.
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It forces lawmakers to reach a settlement or compromise so both sides can meet halfway on legislation.
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The emerging compromise is to limit it at $750,85033, allowing House and Senate conferees to meet halfway.
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He got on the phone with a staff member, scrambling to meet halfway to grab the right draft.
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For both parties to walk away with a sense of security about the future, they will have to meet halfway.
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Using several modes of transportation, they twice miss each other en route but finally meet halfway for a happy picnic under a tree.
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South Korean officials say they hope Mr. Kim and Mr. Trump will meet halfway, agreeing on an early timetable to exchange denuclearization for security guarantees from Washington.
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China has reportedly asked the United States to meet halfway to salvage a deal that would end their protracted trade war that has roiled financial markets since last year.
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However, the new estimate may represent a compromise between the ILO and the Walk Free, as to meet halfway and to not discredit their previous, separate efforts, according to Quirk.
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In a similar vein, Andrew Levin, a former advisor to Yellen, suggested the Fed could meet halfway the supporters of rule-based policy by disclosing benchmarks it uses in its debates.
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In the Oval Office, Trump ordered a letter read aloud from Chinese President Xi Jinping in which the leader expressed a hope both sides would meet halfway in their trade talks.
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To solve this problem, it is necessary to meet halfway rather than run in the opposite direction," Wang said, according to the statement, adding the current lessening in tensions was "hard-won.
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They decided to then meet halfway, in New York, for their first real date, where they attended a Giacometti exhibit at the Guggenheim Museum and "Summer: The Donna Summer Musical" on Broadway.
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On the whole acrimony between Washington and Beijing over trade issues appeared to have increased this week, but it was not all hostile talk with China appealing to meet halfway to salvage a deal.
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The election of French President Emmanuel Macron had put reform of the EU on the table, meaning Britain and the EU could meet "halfway" to strike a deal that would keep Britain inside the world's largest trading area, Blair said.
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Beijing, for its part, said it hoped Washington would meet halfway to settle a bitter trade feud that, along with signs of a global slowdown, has loomed over a two-day Group of 20 summit that began in Japan's western city of Osaka.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered an optimistic message to President Donald Trump in a letter Friday, calling on the U.S. and China to redouble their efforts to meet halfway on a trade deal that has been the subject of high-level bilateral meetings this week in Washington.
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His government hopes that North Korea and the United States can meet halfway by exchanging denuclearization with security guarantees in a "phased" manner, as the North demands, while carrying out the deal quickly, as Washington wants — perhaps before the end of Mr. Trump's term in early 2021.
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The city of Deventer was under the state's command, while the town of Oldenzaal was under Spanish command. The two opposing parties would often meet halfway for battle, around Rijssen. The 18th century saw the rise of the Industrial Revolution in Rijssen. Many farmers participated in textiles manufacturing; whole families, women and children, were involved in this trade, often under poor conditions.
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Yahoo! Music's Billy Johnson Jr. described the album's production as "somber" and described its songs as "thought-provoking, though average quality". Jeff Stark of Salon noted "distinct identities" for each song and wrote that it does not sound "coherent", but "as if it belongs to a scattershot demographic of subway riders". Franklin Soults of The Village Voice viewed that its music attempts to meet "halfway" with consumer demographics, noting that Nas' "most salient talent is finding and exploiting the middle ground".
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Resistance to the new national flag was most vociferous in the rural areas of Manitoba and Ontario. Consequently, both provinces chose to incorporate the Red Ensign into their official flags. In Manitoba, Maitland Steinkopf – the Provincial Secretary at the time – favoured a contest to design a provincial flag from scratch. In order to meet halfway with those who wanted to utilize the Canadian Red Ensign as Manitoba's flag without modification, the Red Ensign was selected but the provincial shield was employed instead of the national one.
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Trains are not held for missed connections or late loadings. Most of the trains are paired so that they leave simultaneously from their starting points and meet halfway through the run and swap crews, so they are back home at the end of their runs. The FEC pioneered operation with 2 man crews with no crew districts, which they were able to start doing after the 1963 strike. The entire railroad adopted positive train control (PTC) after a fatal 1987 collision caused by a crew not obeying signaling.
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"Basel Program" On the second day of its deliberations (August 30), the version submitted to the Congress by a committee under the chair of Max Nordau, it was stated: "Zionism seeks to establish a home for the Jewish people in Palestine secured under public law." This gave clear expression to Herzl's political Zionist vision, in contrast with the settlement orientated activities of the more loosely organized Hovevei Zion. To meet halfway the request of numerous delegates, the most prominent of whom was Leo Motzkin, who sought the inclusion of the phrase "by international law," a compromise formula proposed by Herzl was eventually adopted. The program, which came to be known as the Basel Program, set out the goals of the Zionist movement.
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