This is a year where everything is getting more integrated.
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However, the Order is much more integrated into contemporary society.
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It prevents Europe from acting as a more integrated bloc.
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Chicago is moving toward becoming more integrated racially and economically.
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Moosajee said the key to making cities more integrated is empathy.
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And you're seeing it more and more integrated into health care.
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The firm is far more integrated even than carmakers of yesteryear.
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The new A350s are more integrated into the Singapore Airlines fleet.
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More Integrated Business Model: The acquisition of Hemaraj Land and Development Plc.
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Now, they will be combining their respective work into more integrated offerings.
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The CMU's goal is to create deeper and more integrated capital markets.
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And that smaller group is more integrated and prosperous within the society.
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For other apps and social networks, LGBT-themed pride is more integrated.
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Javi will now lead identifying where our apps should be more integrated.
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In this way, the music is more integrated into the actual action.
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They want to be more integrated with the rest of the world.
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Stories are more integrated now, and girls get in on the adventures.
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Second, we'll start to get the integration at the software level, where the platform allows for the customer to do more integrated search and more integrated discovery, where it doesn't feel like they're working through two separate environments.
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The Pentagon pushed for more integrated services instead of a new, separate branch.
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Klochay says that with CircleCI, they are getting a much more integrated solution.
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Last month it also introduced a more integrated pathway into the professional ranks.
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But also times have changed, and evolutions, and we're just more integrated everywhere.
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There's warm strumming and playful plucking, and a fuller, more integrated picture of country.
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As video becomes more integrated into messaging apps, that purchase will look even smarter.
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MESA also neglected the greatest opportunity of all in a more integrated regional economy.
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"We are moving from an access provider towards more integrated solutions," Brekke told Reuters.
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Students—black and white—at integrated schools went on to lead more integrated lives.
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And many once-poor nations became more integrated into the global economy, especially China.
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"Design these days is more of a lifestyle thing — it's more integrated," she explains.
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I'd like them to be more visible, more integrated perhaps into how kids are learning.
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They have straight friends, male and female, who are much more integrated into their lives.
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Yet in many ways, Donetsk and Luhansk are now more integrated into Russia than Ukraine.
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Lastly, he's expecting wellness and self-care to become more integrated into our fitness regime.
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Classifieds aside, LGBT life is becoming ever more integrated into mainstream society and the media.
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"It's much more integrated because we built the hardware and software altogether," Li told CNBC.
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Its borders are busier than Norway's and its firms more integrated into European supply chains.
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A larger, more integrated market enables production at more efficient scale and increased global output.
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By creating a much more integrated firm, the CVS-Aetna deal could do the same.
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As a member, Sweden would be far more integrated with NATO's command-and-control systems.
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I'd like Siri to be a little smarter and a lot more integrated with Spotlight.
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If we want a powerful Europe, it has to move faster and be more integrated.
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Yet Russia is more integrated into the global economy than other countries America has sanctioned.
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Economically, Oyu Tolgoi and its district are far more integrated with China than with Ulaanbaatar.
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But then they kind of made it mixed reality because they made it more integrated.
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But now, you see a movement toward a more integrated look at social impact and responsibility.
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The brain overall was becoming more integrated because the connections between the modules were getting stronger.
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Arab citizens of Israel, who lived under martial law until 1966, are becoming more integrated economically.
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And as computers become ever more integrated into everyday life, the definition of progress will change.
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This Winchester bar, we realized, was more integrated than the University of Texas we'd just left.
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"The split clearly contradicts the goal of a more integrated EU internal market," E-Control said.
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At first, they lived in predominately African-American neighborhoods but later moved to more integrated neighborhoods.
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Johnson's Brexit would leave Northern Ireland more integrated with Ireland than with the rest of Britain.
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It's confusing, because Germany has a very different relationship with the EU. It's much more integrated.
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As William Frey of the Brookings Institution has shown, American neighborhoods have become steadily more integrated.
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"This is part of a strategy to be leaner, more efficient and more integrated," Stevens said.
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They're going to only become more integrated to our lives, our homes, and things like that.
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For users, it means your social life and your professional life just got a lot more integrated.
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This is something we are going to see more and more as users demand more integrated experiences.
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Biden had run in 21923 on smaller public housing efforts that would be more integrated into communities.
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They were more middle-class, more integrated and enjoyed a more harmonious relationship with their chosen country.
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Collaborative design and a more integrated hardware/software approach is a far more productive way of working.
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By integrating the design management and construction planning toolkits, Autodesk created a more integrated offering for customers.
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So I stayed and looked forward to a day when our workplaces were more integrated, more diverse.
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He wanted a more integrated workplace but he also wanted his effort to help the bottom line.
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It has become known as the Game of Change, for opening the way for more integrated squads.
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That could be resolved by efforts to create a much more integrated European power market, he added.
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As aviation technology becomes more integrated into everyday life, providers of new services brace for the unknown.
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"The Alexa family of devices will become more and more integrated into your daily life," Frankel said.
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Bhattacharyya also predicts health data will start to be more integrated into how doctors care for patients.
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For former Under Armour executive Robin Thurston, wearables will truly take off when they become more integrated.
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It would also bring a more integrated state with a fuller representation of its ethnic nationalities, delegates said.
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The global economy is a lot more integrated than it was during the Korean war of 1950-53.
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Its purpose: to contain costs for employers and to leverage data to create more integrated care for consumers.
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The app has since improved significantly and seems like a somewhat more integrated part of the Twitter universe.
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"We need a more integrated banking sector in the euro area to achieve greater macroeconomic stability," he said.
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It'll be interesting to see how CloudBees will integrate Electric Cloud's products to build a more integrated system.
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Yet Ms. May is calling for companies to be more integrated with their stakeholders and the state itself.
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What's more, studies show that students who participate in school choice programs end up in more integrated classrooms.
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Second, Merkel should tell Trump she supports French President Emmanuel Macron's call for a more integrated European economy.
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Alexa was much more integrated with apps such as Uber and Spotify, something that the Xperia Ear lacks.
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Only "a more integrated Europe" is the path to "real sovereignty," he argued in the speech on Tuesday.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY WHA has higher revenue and EBITDAR, and a more integrated business model than its property-investment peers.
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Saving them may not be a vote-winner, but it is part of building a better, more integrated country.
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The story also helps teach you a few things about the game itself, serving as a more integrated tutorial.
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Once known as untouchables and reviled as ritually unclean, this sixth of India's population has never been more integrated.
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As we all transition to a more integrated workplace it is imperative that we remember who operates the machines.
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The Fair Housing Act, he concluded, has a "continuing role in moving the nation toward a more integrated society".
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He says that they really craved a more integrated approach to serverless development than has been available until now.
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The idea is to reduce the time spent switching between tools and make the process a more integrated experience.
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The aromas and flavors of red fruit show a peppery edge, and the tannins are softer and more integrated.
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They frequently directed white customers toward areas with the highest white representations and minority buyers to more integrated neighborhoods.
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However, the "how to" opportunity will give companies a more integrated, useful way to provide branded information to users.
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"As we've progressed toward thinner, lighter, more integrated Macs, we've paid dearly in upgradeability, versatility, and value," he wrote.
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The Affordable Care Act tried to advance a more integrated model and tie payments to the quality of care.
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"You've got the changing profile of the content creator and they are demanding a more integrated workflow," he said.
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But now they're much more integrated into gameplay, so that's totally something that we've been thinking about going through.
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Then I went to art school, which is much more integrated and no one cares what you look like.
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Consequently, program recipients became more integrated into United States society every year, progressively raising the human costs of termination.
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"China is much more integrated into the global economy than in 2002 when SARS broke out," the EIU report wrote.
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Will it admit to them that a more integrated and self-sufficient Europe requires greater German defence and security commitments?
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Longer-term, a better recommendation system for podcasts could help Pandora as it becomes more integrated with its acquirer SiriusXM.
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As economies become more integrated, bad systems are basically replaced by good ones, already good systems by even better ones.
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So Brexit could lead to a more integrated EU, or it could be the first step in its slow disintegration.
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"We're yet to see any evidence from this poll's detractors that Muslims living in more integrated areas have different views."
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Working, learning and residential living will be more integrated, and increasing connectivity among people and things will create new ecosystems.
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As more content is heading toward closed platforms and apps, advertising will only become more integrated and harder to remove.
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Politicians like Mr. O Muilleoir hope the episodes at Cantrell Close will not derail plans for more integrated housing projects.
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Even if a separate, distaff canon is built, the atmosphere against which it's being constructed is, gradually, becoming more integrated.
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"The evangelical movement has gotten a lot more integrated," said Miller, the show's executive producer, in an interview with TVLine.
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Cortana is going to be far more conversational when answering queries by voice or text and more integrated into Office.
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He went to Benson Polytechnic High School, a more integrated institution, and found both friends and a calling in music.
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There are demographic insights indicating a shift in black communities from segregated inner-city neighborhoods to more integrated suburban enclaves.
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Apple's iOS devices are so ahead of the competition because the hardware is more integrated with the software than the Mac.
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Mr Chundawat envisions, in time, a network of tiger populations that are more integrated with the humans who live next door.
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In the absence of major conflict, countries grew wealthier and more integrated, which in turn reduced the risk of conflict further.
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One also needs to recognize how resistant Germany is likely to be toward the very idea of a more-integrated Eurozone.
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As is the case with the eurozone's southern European countries, the French economy too could benefit from a more integrated Europe.
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Should it not be a challenge to try to make the media far more integrated in especially, if anything, musical terms?
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Abenomics will lead Japanese companies and the nation's economy to become more integrated with the rest of Asia, according to Kawazoe.
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As technology becomes more integrated into our lives, businesses are having to rapidly adapt to consumer demand for speed and efficiency.
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This life course perspective changes the treatment concept from a short stay and discharges to a more integrated long-term recovery.
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But president and co-founder Erik Fogg sees an opportunity to build more integrated testing, including performance, security and localization testing.
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She leases an apartment from the Richardsons, and over time, she and Pearl slowly become more integrated in their daily life.
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She leases an apartment from the Richardsons, and over time, she and Pearl slowly become more integrated in their daily life.
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"There's nothing the matter with you that wouldn't be fixed by your becoming more integrated into the college community," she said.
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In 2019 WePay launched its product line of Link, Clear, and Core, which it claims solves more integrated payments use cases.
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The 21st Century Foundation is far more integrated into the college's operations, relying on college employees and adhering to its rules.
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"It has felt as if entertainment is more integrated with the rest of Sony within Yoshida-san's mind," Mr. Sugiyama said.
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But even short of those changes, the group found that many schools can be significantly more integrated than they are today.
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It seems like a deeper, more integrated version of the existing Spotify Connect feature that the company already offers for Samsung's hardware.
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China is now more integrated than ever into the global supply chain for high-end products both for industrial and consumer customers.
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The strains inflicted by a more integrated global economy were underestimated, and too little effort went into helping those who lost out.
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The sleek and aggressive cars featured bigger wheels with a more integrated halo head-protection system and simpler front and rear wings.
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"We need a more integrated banking sector in the euro area to achieve greater macroeconomic stability," Praet told an event in Vienna.
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Because public school segregation tends to coincide with geographical segregation, private schools — unbound to a fixed locale — tend to be more integrated.
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As a result of this legislation, people with disabilities are more integrated into society and have access to better, more humane care.
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Hong Kong and Chinese markets are only growing more integrated, with the launch of projects to connect their stock and bond markets.
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As Slack becomes more integrated in modern offices, employees (like myself) sometimes slip up and use iMessage lingo in company chat rooms.
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A more integrated supervisory regime is needed to unify the EU's capital market, European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis said on Thursday.
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The subject of race is a tricky one for me because Britain is very different in this regard, and much more integrated.
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In search of an upgrade, the Warriors looked across the bay to San Francisco to be more integrated into the city center.
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Sritex is rated one-notch higher than Pan Brothers due to its larger operating scale, more integrated operations and stronger financial profile.
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Some politicians and advocates praised the plan as an important move because it set a goal of a more integrated school system.
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It remains a bulwark for advocates of justice and equality, as they advance, inch by inch, toward a fairer, more integrated nation.
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But because the global economy and financial system are more integrated than ever before, the fallout beyond U.S. borders could be significant.
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Despite glaring challenges, the African Union is hopeful that African leaders will become more open to the idea of a more integrated continent.
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Why it is in a world that is more interdependent, more interconnected, more integrated, that it's impossible to get a world trade deal?
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We are integrating digital across all areas of our business and will continue to grow our digital expertise in a more integrated way.
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They could become more integrated into the internet-browsing experience—enabling, for example, one-click bank transfers, at least for low-value payments.
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The more integrated approach also means buyer and supplier are not pitted against each other, squabbling over when the cash will be forthcoming.
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As virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa become more integrated into our lives, we can expect their creators to build out their characters.
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That makes it less flexible and upgradable than other options, but it allows for a more integrated, quieter design with a smaller footprint.
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In order to prevent future financial shocks permeating the entire region, the euro zone is creating a more integrated and regulated banking union.
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Italy has in the past pushed for a more integrated European defense policy outside the context of the U.S.-led NATO military alliance.
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"It has become less dependent on the ups and downs in oil prices, and more integrated into the global supply chain," Zandi added.
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The technology will likewise improve access for communities without reliable means of transportation who will then be more integrated into the global economy.
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And when it comes to larger, more integrated packages, those deals may come straight from the brands themselves, or their business development teams.
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Today's committee acknowledges that the threat from China is different from Soviet Russia because the American and Chinese economies are much more integrated.
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Star Wars as a universe feels even more integrated with Disney+ than it did as a series of films and select animated shows.
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The changing way healthcare is using dataBhattacharyya also predicts health data will start to be more integrated into how doctors care for patients.
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NGSS recognizes the value of more integrated forms of STEM learning by explicitly linking the teaching of science concepts and practices to engineering.
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That being said, Steve was right in the ultimate evolution of the business to more integrated machines and to more streamlined distribution networks.
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I think that Stripe is kind of more, is both more interdisciplinary and more integrated and tightly coupled than any other technology companies.
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U.S. Gulf Coast refiners are becoming more integrated in the region's energy industry, filling shortages created by underinvestment in refining across Latin America.
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The uplift will be higher if WCC is more integrated into Conch, for instance, if Conch refinances WCC's debt with its own cheaper borrowing.
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In fact, if you look at the app today, it seems that Twitter's shiny object Periscope is perhaps more integrated than Vine ever was.
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On the first two of those measures the world is far more integrated than in 1914, the peak of the previous age of globalisation.
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The NAO noted that the "outcomes focus" of the programme led to more integrated local services (eg, police and social services) for helping families.
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I love the city and am moving back after a year in Charleston, trust me Chicago is way more integrated than the 'New South.
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In other words, the narrative promulgated by trade skeptics that a more integrated global economy has worsened job opportunities for certain workers isn't wrong.
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Global supply chains are even more integrated today, transforming most forms of labor into a global commodity with precarious results for working class people.
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Today, the decreasing white share of the public school population across the country may lead some to believe that schools are becoming more integrated.
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White students who attend more integrated schools are not hurt academically, and may benefit from exposure to classmates who better represent the nation's diversity.
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Virgin also would combine the back-office functions and operations of Virgin, Tigerair Australia and its regional business to make decision-making more integrated.
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Toby attended a mostly white elementary school in his neighborhood and hung out mostly with white students even in his more integrated middle school.
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"As European markets become more integrated and technologically complex, this is becoming a more essential element that policy-makers need to address," he said.
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And as China's economy rapidly becomes more integrated with the rest of the world, Hong Kong's no longer looks so special to officials in Beijing.
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Still, analysts at Jefferies said they believe it will be difficult to derive value from a more integrated and broader portfolio from an implementation standpoint.
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The newfound user-benefits of a more integrated Facebook might make it harder for regulators to argue that Mr Zuckerberg's firm should be broken up.
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Both minorities and whites who live in racially divided communities are exposed to higher levels of pollution than those who live in more integrated areas.
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It seems from market trends that angels are becoming more sophisticated, more organized and more integrated into the capital ecosystem that supports early-stage startups.
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"Commercial customers need smarter, more integrated solutions, built around a connected business environment," said Hans Schep, general manager of commercial vehicles at Ford of Europe.
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"The more personal we can make that based on what we know about you, it makes the experience more integrated for a customer," he said.
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Xi probably figures that the more integrated Kim is with the world, the less likely the US is to revert to fire and fury rhetoric.
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Together, OPM and GSA will be able to create better, more integrated solutions as agencies modernize buildings, contracts and workspaces to meet today's workforce needs.
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Several years ago, the Supreme Court affirmed its use and acknowledged its role in "moving the Nation toward a more integrated society," in Texas Dept.
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In Belfast, a city well known for it social divisions, events like this suggest a brighter, more integrated future for the people of Northern Ireland.
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Vollmer and her colleagues spotlight some problems that robot peer pressure could cause as social robots become more integrated into child-rearing and early education.
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The district's schools were more racially segregated in 215 than they were in 255, even though the city's neighborhoods have become more integrated, research shows.
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A more integrated strategy: Outfit your home with smart bulbs instead, which you can program to brighten just as you would a sunrise alarm clock.
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While the European Union steps from crisis to crisis, the pursuit of Pan-Africanists towards a more integrated and united continent is slowly taking flight.
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But some support statehood because they believe that being more integrated with the U.S. would grant the island greater rights and power, according to Perez.
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She said she told officials she met that Americans cannot support a more integrated economic system with China if it "fails to respect basic human rights".
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"With 4G, we're looking at data rates up to 100 mbps, already a 2000-fold increase over 22.4G, and a much more integrated web," Behesthi explained.
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The question is: How do you change learning so that the knowledge becomes much more integrated into the way a person approaches problems outside of school?
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He was proud to be part of the so-called "secret cabal" that wanted a more integrated global structure, with America at the head of it.
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"It really signals the need for a more integrated research agenda than we have had and to try to get a better mechanistic understanding," Samet said.
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I mean, we have a much more integrated operation now than it was a year ago in terms of the digital staff and the print staff.
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The current plans do the exact opposite, by encouraging money to be pooled across different parts of the service so that care can be more "integrated".
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And you'll see more and more of that in the months to come, where it's going to feel even more integrated inside your messaging experience. Yeah.
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The new gallery and template creation process looks to be far more integrated with all of Google's G Suite apps than the old process ever was.
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But by and large, the evidence seems clear that generating a more integrated school system would be a good idea — if you can pull it off.
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Still, both groups are far more integrated than blacks: the Hispanic-white index of dissimilarity was 44 in 2010, and the Asian-white score just 1203.
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Windows can now become a bigger part of the cloud narrative for Microsoft, and it will become more integrated with software in offerings like Microsoft 365.
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Having a more integrated system makes it easier for doctors to treat a patient as well as to monitor their health status and care, he said.
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Arguably, all of this may be accomplished most efficiently by larger insurers with more resources and a greater ability to work with larger, more integrated providers.
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The new Cypress chief executive, Hassane El-Khoury, 38, has narrowed the company's focus, pushed more integrated combinations of chips and software and cut 500 jobs.
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For years, a bipartisan consensus had held that as China's economy matured and became more integrated into the global system, the government would change its behavior.
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Their attitudes to Macron's frank embrace of the EU, globalization and a revived Franco-German leadership of a more integrated EU varied from skepticism to disgust.
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Moreover, France and Germany both want the European Union to develop a more integrated and mature defence industry, capable of holding its own against American behemoths.
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Russia is more integrated into the internet's global architecture; its biggest firms, like Yandex, have servers abroad, while global giants such as Google have servers in Russia.
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Maersk must become more integrated to compete against Amazon, he says: he wants to make it "the DHL of the sea," offering worldwide door-to-door delivery.
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France is fortunate to have elected a centrist and market-oriented president who will both push for economic reforms at home and a more-integrated Europe abroad.
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Elsewhere, Germany and France's finance ministers agreed to set up a working group, that would come up with strategies on creating a deeper, more integrated euro zone.
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"I use Google Maps on iOS instead of Apple Maps, even though Apple Maps is more integrated," Mohajer told The Verge when Hound first launched in beta.
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This year, with their help, expect to see connectivity creep into new areas of the home and for existing smart home products to get even more integrated.
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There are plenty of roaring cars and high-speed chases, but they're more integrated with tracking devices, clever diversions, high-tech weapons, espionage tactics and computer screens.
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If you've already consigned your life to Apple's walled garden, then by all means, Apple Card will definitely make your devices and services all the more integrated.
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The parade will showcase a military that is, according to foreign military analysts, more capable, more integrated and better equipped than at any point in Chinese history.
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We don't know how eCoin worked, but it's likely that it was more integrated with Cyprus Nat'l Bank than BTC et al is with most traditional banks.
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As a general rule, they would like more integrated European action on foreign policy, but they have relatively little hope that those now in charge will deliver.
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The GM large volume autonomous car is based on the Bolt platform, but features more integrated self-driving sensors and computing technology designed to be produced at scale.
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The merger underscores the general trend of consolidating different parts of the financial services ecosystem, providing a one-stop-shop to clients, and building more integrated services overall.
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As a result, both whites and minorities who live in less integrated communities are exposed to higher levels of pollution than those who live in more integrated areas.
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"It will create a Defence operation with greater scale in the market, enabling us to offer our customers a more integrated range of products and services," he said.
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It stayed relatively cool during my time lying on it, and its four layers of foam had a denser, more integrated feel to them than some budget brands.
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Public attitudes are slowly changing as Japanese society becomes more integrated with the global economy, and the emergence of more ethnically mixed celebrities, especially in sport, is helping.
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A ghost is a person's deep self, his or her essence, which remains intact even as one's physical body becomes more and more integrated with computers and machines.
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Public attitudes are slowly changing as Japanese society becomes more integrated with the global economy, and the emergence of more ethnically mixed celebrities, especially in sports, is helping.
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Even in the face of resurgent populism and rampant nationalism, Germans exude a quiet, stolid sense of obligation to a brighter, more integrated future at home and internationally.
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Yammer is used by companies as a private social networking service, and Microsoft is overhauling it with a new design that's more integrated with Teams, SharePoint, and Outlook.
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"It will create a Defense operation with greater scale in the market, enabling us to offer our customers a more integrated range of products and services," he said.
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The Porsche Design Huawei Mate 21 RS is available in red and black, and eschews the circular camera bump in favor of a more integrated quad-sensor array.
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And studies since then have shown that soldiers have more interracial friendships than typical civilians (as veterans, they're also more likely to buy homes in more integrated areas).
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The number of Israelis and Palestinians who agree is significantly on the rise because of a diverse and more integrated peace movement, much of it due to BDS.
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" After talking with other companies about partnering on the fitness classes, Foley said Peloton determined it could "build more integrated experiences if we controlled the entire technology stack.
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If we're just talking about the near term, I'm unconvinced by Apple and Google's arguments that the jack had to go to make room for better, more integrated design.
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The proposal for a single euro zone finance minister has effectively been dropped, although Macron maintains it will be necessary in the end as the bloc becomes more integrated.
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First, Chinese and the United States economies are far more integrated bilaterally than was ever the case with the Soviet Union, with whom there was only limited economic interaction.
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In the wake of the Civil War, he wanted a monument that would honor the sacrifices of the Union army and point the way toward a more integrated America.
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The deal, valued at $65 million over a three-year period, would see ICAP expanding into China just as the country is becoming more integrated into global financial markets.
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The resilience against a more integrated European Union that we saw displayed in 2005 in the French and Dutch referenda on a shared constitution has today turned into resentment.
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"We are putting ourselves in a position where, as we allow robots to become more integrated into society, we could be setting ourselves up for some really bad outcomes."
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But governments have taken an increasing interest in cryptocurrencies as they become more integrated into the global financial structure, with some cryptocurrency advocates fearing the effect of increased regulation.
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Where it stands: Integrity programs are becoming more integrated into performance management, especially now that toxic leaders and their cultures have become too hard to keep in the shadows.
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" Part of that must include a renewed commitment to Europe, along the lines of the French president's vision for "a more integrated Europe" as the path to "real sovereignty.
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As the sight and sound of aircraft become more integrated into everyday life, will unanticipated consequences set off civic outrage, like those new air traffic patterns in Los Angeles?
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She also spearheads the Cities Thrive Coalition, with more than 200 mayors and thought leaders from all 50 states, advocating for a more integrated and better-funded behavioral health system.
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It's a deal that has the potential to work out well for both companies, giving Salesforce a more integrated iOS experience and helping Apple increase its reach into the enterprise.
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Privacy tools such as those provided by the dark web will be more integrated into tech so that we can decide just how much we are willing to give up.
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As a grown-up, this product would be more integrated with the photo viewer — the enlarged, full-screen version of the photo that lets you see photo tags and whatnot.
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The company is working on its next generation of scooters specifically designed for commercial use, including better tires and lights, and a connectivity device that's more integrated into the vehicle.
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They certainly don't improve turnout in midterm elections, or improve Latino political participation at the local level, or make people feel more integrated in the political life of their communities.
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And he described the Pakistani elite as more integrated in the West — with houses, business, and bank accounts there — and thus more likely to feel the pressure of targeted sanctions.
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While VR is still largely in its "cool tech demo fodder" stage, there are signs that the technology is on the way to becoming more integrated in the real world.
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"The current situation is worryingly unique, because unlike the SARS episode of 212-2680, the world is considerably more integrated," ED&F Man analyst Edward Meir said in a note.
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As Europe's economies became more integrated and China grew, the prospect of a multipolar world, in which the dollar shared reserve-currency duties with the euro and the renminbi, loomed.
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"The summit is further recognition of the value of a more integrated North America to advance the security and prosperity of the continent," the White House said in a statement.
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The London-based company also announced a structural reorganization, with a new leadership team including a "more integrated entity," dismantling the century-old separation of its upstream and downstream operations.
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The London-based company also announced a structural reorganisation, with a new leadership team including a "more integrated entity", dismantling the century-old separation of its upstream and downstream operations.
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After all, the Mexican economy is far more advanced, and the auto sectors of the three countries are far more integrated than when the agreement went into effect in 1994.
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TikTok has arrived at a time when mobile devices are far more integrated into our daily lives and in which sharing from one, wherever you are, is a default behavior.
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If Europe doesn't become more integrated — with a stronger central government and a shared political culture — then there's a danger that nationalistic tensions could cause the whole system to unravel.
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WHA plans to generate more recurring revenue by providing more integrated services for its customers in the industrial estates, eg data centre and managed services, internet services and IT outsourcing services.
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Instead of moving back and forth between tools, you can do all your work in a smoother, more integrated way and it should save time and effort in the long run.
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Although I'm not exactly the most demanding of stylus users, the Apollo clearly isn't as responsive as more integrated solutions out there on the market, with noticeable lag when drawing lines.
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The communication says "more integrated supervision" by EU watchdogs and more responsibilities for the European Central Bank could also help with the bloc's "urgent" task of building a deeper capital market.
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Past experience from the United States and other advanced economies suggests massive highway construction will promote the creation of a more integrated national economy and increase freight and passenger traffic further.
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Draft proposals by NATO's military committee seen by Reuters set out how military tactics - to understand adversaries and then influence foreign audiences - could become part of a more integrated communications strategy.
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Absent this, and a more integrated and thorough flagging mechanism for Giphy and Tenor GIFs on Facebook and Twitter, users will remain confused about — and therefore discouraged from — reporting offensive content.
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The technology has the potential to fundamentally transform the way we behave and interact, much as the smartphone already has because AR allows for a more integrated experience with our senses.
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From today's vantage point, Google is basically asking us to spend money on extras for a phone that won't be as pretty or as well designed as its more integrated competition.
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Google Assistant got a "clean, new interface," the company said, and looks sleeker and more integrated with the phone — like it's part of the Pixel 4 rather than a separate entity.
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But the official stressed that the E.U. still would not accept her plan, which aims somewhere in between a free-trade deal and the more integrated ties of the E.E.A. nations.
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Shum has been a figurehead in the more integrated approach to research that has taken hold at Microsoft during the tenure of CEO Satya Nadella, who replaced Steve Ballmer in 2014.
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It comes at a time when artificial intelligence is disrupting every industry, leading to new business models, further digital transformation and a future of technology that's more integrated into our natural environment.
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It comes as Alphabet has ramped up its investments in hardware such as Google Home and the Pixel phone, to present a more integrated platform for its artificial intelligence product, Google Assistant.
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On Wednesday, ECB President Mario Draghi argued that the bloc needed a new fiscal instrument and more integrated risk-sharing between member states, as this would boost confidence and help avert crises.
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"A possible extension of ESMA's powers could be considered in market segments in which there is a strong need to support more integrated, efficient and well-functioning financial instruments markets," it said.
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Sure, the Lara Croft you control is a lot more bloodthirsty than the one featured in cut scenes, but many other AAA games have stories that feel more integrated into the experience.
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"The way that we think about text messaging is that it's integrated into our lives," she said, "and the conversations we're having with our teens should be more integrated into their lives."
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The campaign is shaping up as a battle between Macron's vision of a more integrated, united European Union and Le Pen's view that too much national identity has been surrendered to Brussels.
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Perhaps, if something it's not having to be worried about singing, I feel more integrated to the architectural spaces where I perform and therefore with the sound experience I have to provide.
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Four years after the country upended the nickel market with its ban on exports of ore, it is set to return to the world stage, bigger and more integrated than ever before.
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It's tempting to think of a command-shell as being somehow closer to your computer's operating system or more integrated into it at the guts-level, but it's really just a program.
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Over in Shanghai, Chinese President Xi Jinping spoke at an economic event on Tuesday, where he again stressed Beijing's commitment to a multilateral global trading system and a more integrated global economy.
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I remain a devout federalist, but even those of us who favor a more integrated Europe cannot be pleased with the current deadlock and the organization's general lack of development and efficiency.
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The company also said it has started construction of three slaughterhouses in central Henan province, with annual capacity of 6 million hogs to respond to Beijing's drive for more integrated pork producers.
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"The threat nature has increased in the world, and the threats are all more and more integrated with the digital world," said Ben Bass, the special agent in charge of the institute.
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This highlights a potential flaw in a strategy of returning to the unilateralism of the 1980s, namely that our trading partners are far stronger economically, and the international economy far more integrated.
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While the nuclear nations of China and Russia are both pushing back against US power across the globe, they are more integrated into the international system and neither is as erratic or threatening.
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And this year, researchers Hugh Macartney and John D. Singleton published a paper that found that school boards with members who are registered Democrats tend to create more integrated schools within their district.
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Our guidelines do permit reviewers to take steps to make topics more coherent, such as combining related topics into a single event (such as #starwars and#maythefourthbewithyou), to deliver a more integrated experience.
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Valvoline CEO Samuel Mitchell attributed its success to the company's strong channels of distribution to DIY consumers as well as its more customer-focused approach as opposed to its larger, more integrated competitors.
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Aptiv CTO Glen DeVos explained that this tech package includes more sensors than ever before, but it also offers a design that's more integrated into the existing lines of the consumer vehicle, too.
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"I think including the aide and having them more integrated into the care team, including and especially with clients with dementia could help both the client as well as the aide," said Quinn.
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Moeti said the delivery of health services also needs to be more integrated to overcome silos, particularly with programs tackling Africa's biggest health challenges such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and maternal mortality.
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Ministers from Cambodia, China, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam agreed at the meeting in Bangkok on Friday to regular intelligence sharing and conducting more integrated cross-border investigations and anti-trafficking operations together.
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The decision suggests that LinkedIn is becoming more integrated into Microsoft's own systems, rather than doing everything on its own as a separate, standalone company that just happens to be owned by Microsoft.
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"Under LSD, the separateness of these networks breaks down, and instead you see a more integrated or unified brain," said Robin Carhart-Harris, PhD, lead author on the study, in a press release.
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" On the weekend, he adds, you see black, white, and Latino gay men more integrated than ever and "the few black club promoters that exist for the LGBTQ community centered in West Hollywood.
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A fascinating article in Haaretz on the trend of ultra-Orthodox comedians explains one reason: As the population has grown, it's become more integrated into Israeli society and a leisure culture has developed.
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If nothing else, anxiety about the economic plans of the new Italian government may finish off the ambitious reform agenda for a more integrated euro area proposed by the French president, Emmanuel Macron.
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I mean, we've had a trend in the world, over the last decades, in which the world has become more integrated, and I think that has been good for-, particularly for the emerging economies.
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Christine Rossell, a Boston University professor and expert for the district during the federal case, testified that Cleveland's schools were more integrated than those in Kansas City, Missouri; Fulton County, Georgia; Dallas and Denver.
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Scientists also are learning that the microbiome, brain, and immune system are more integrated and complex than we ever imagined; they actually understand and tackle the more complex diseases currently beyond our scientific abilities.
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While still tiptoeing around Macron's desire for a far more integrated European finance system, she did back the idea of a European monetary fund that could help out some of Europe's unstable poor sisters.
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Congress adopted Accountable Care Organizations (ACO) into the Medicare program as part of an effort to optimize health care delivery by incentivizing Medicare providers to furnish more integrated, better quality, and cost-effective care.
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We thought that there was an opportunity to deliver a different kind of product and service that helped consumers manage their financial affairs in a much more integrated way, with a lot less friction.
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A more integrated school system could help combat the ills of housing segregation, activists say, by offering children early opportunities to travel outside their neighborhoods and meet peers from other parts of the city.
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Fundamental steps for building a stronger, more integrated response strategy for ransomware and other quickly spreading malware-based attacks are scattered across federal and state laws and regulations, agency guidance, and industry best practices.
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The new PlayStation VR headset model is distinguishable by the relocation of its headphone jack from the wire hanging from the headset to the back of the unit, making for a cleaner, more integrated design.
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The Congressional Research Service has found that NAFTA made the North American auto sector more integrated, but it does not appear to have cost the US a significant number of jobs across the broader economy.
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It turns out that before it parted ways with Shopify, Mailchimp quietly made an acquisition of LemonStand, one of the e-commerce platform's smaller competitors, to bring more integrated e-commerce features into its platform.
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My colleague on the advertising reporting team, Tanya Dua, came out of the conversation with de Greve's perspectives on the advertising holding company model and why he thinks they need to become more integrated companies.
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Perhaps, however, the weightiest and most distracting item in the inbox exposes some of Europe's deepest fault lines: competing French and German visions of a more integrated Europe and the very future of the continent.
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To build on the pro-European backlash against Trump and Brexit by forging, with President Emmanuel Macron of France, a more dynamic, more democratic, more integrated, more self-sufficient European Union for the 21st century.
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When developers across the country seek to build affordable apartments in more integrated, higher opportunity neighborhoods, they are often stymied by exclusionary zoning ordinances or local officials who bend to racially motivated opposition from neighbors.
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Macron has voiced his view of a more integrated European Union from the moment he took office and has managed to drive the European rhetoric in key moments, such as the during the Brexit negotiations.
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Spotify has not announced support for it yet, but the tool is open to any app developer, so it would make sense for Spotify to add it in order to be more integrated with Apple's platforms.
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"This new approach to investment and funding is one that places a priority on reducing greenhouse gases, while working to develop a more integrated, sophisticated and sustainable transportation sector," the White House said in a statement.
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This aligns with the industry as a whole as companies find more ways to use technology to create individualized products with a more "integrated and holistic approach" in determining what impacts skin, Jindal said via email.
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And while Samsung's smartwatches may not enjoy the same wealth of apps as the Apple Watch, a more integrated supply chain and an even better UI gives Samsung's devices a much clearer path to future sophistication.
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Colombia's ambassador to Washington, former Vice President Francisco Santos, said ELN and FARC factions had long been present in Venezuela but had grown stronger and more integrated into the country as a result of Venezuela's crisis.
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David Cutler and Edward Glaeser, two economists, have calculated that young blacks in highly segregated cities have dropout rates that were 143% higher and wages that were 16% lower than those in more integrated cities do.
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For what it's worth from the short video they've shown it does really showcase what AR can add to the game, and how much more integrated with the environment the game is than past AR titles.
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"Over the last six months, Ryan and I have become increasingly convinced that our rapidly growing marketing efforts needed to be far more integrated with our city operations," Kalanick wrote in a post announcing Jones' hire.
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Zuckerberg said on Thursday Olivan will now lead identifying where Facebook apps should be more integrated, a key effort as the company moves to encrypt conversations on more of its messaging services and make them compatible.
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Putting to one side the fact that many people have stopped using email, opting instead for messaging apps and more integrated communications platforms like Slack, Yahoo Mail itself has had its own competitive and security issues.
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Anchor had already offered a way for users to mark episodes of their podcast as a trailer within the app, but the new feature makes it simpler to create a trailer through a more integrated experience.
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"Over the last six months, Ryan and I have become increasingly convinced that our rapidly growing marketing efforts needed to be far more integrated with our city operations," Kalanick wrote in a post announcing Jones's hire.
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But he was also looking for a significant step up, with Renault hoping to see the rewards of a more integrated operation and improved performance from a power unit that is also used by Red Bull.
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How it works: Because Roku controls the software in both the speakers and the connect TV devices they sell, they believe the products provide users with a more integrated home entertainment product than their hardware competitors.
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Instead, he argues that the critical differences between them have to do with whether they make you more open to the world and more integrated as a person—or shut you down and leave you fractured.
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Macron, and the world which welcomed him, now grasp the enormity of the task he has set himself – and the national interests he must serve even as he proclaims the need for a more integrated Europe.
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But the shooting showed me that despite Jews' far more integrated position in today's society, anti-Semitism is alive and well, even experiencing a sudden increase, and strong enough to lead to an act of this magnitude.
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More Integrated Business Model: The Hemaraj acquisition has strengthened WHA's market position in the industrial property business, supporting its leadership in the development of both premium built-to-suit warehouses for lease and industrial estates in Thailand.
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In addition, with a product portfolio targeting segments such as SME, automotive, and health insurance, there is the potential to reduce earnings volatility and through a more integrated approach, to capture a greater proportion of potential revenue.
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"Bigger picture, we believe the Pixel is important as [Alphabet] works to provide users a more integrated and consistent Android experience aimed to improve Android user mobile search monetization," analyst Brian Nowak wrote in a research note.
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It merged creative agency institutions like Young & Rubicam and J. Walter Thompson with more digitally-focused shops to give clients a more integrated service, instead of forcing them to work with multiple agencies across the holding company.
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"This will create a regional private banking business that is more integrated, strategically aligned and well positioned to deliver continued growth for HSBC Private Banking," the bank said in a statement, adding its strategy will be unchanged.
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The awareness about the role psychological factors play in how people experience pain has grown more widespread with the general shift away from the dualist view of the mind and body toward the more integrated biopsychosocial model.
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As our cars, homes, appliances and mobile devices become more integrated and connected both to each other and other machines, the Internet of Things will require a user interface that is approachable and easily understood by all.
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But that doesn't just mean robotic mules to hump gear: As autonomous platforms become more integrated into current combined-arms squads, Marines will also face a "steady evolution of tactics," as Squad X program manage Lt. Col.
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TALLINN (Reuters) - France's Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire expressed caution about plans to offer financial help to eastern European countries to adopt the euro, saying the euro zone itself should become more integrated first, before further enlargement.
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The distance is not just between the parties, but among the citizens – one which will only get larger when recession comes, and challenges institutions like the euro, still inadequately protected by a more integrated euro zone economy.
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"We know that when people are more integrated socially, when they have people in their life, when they have a sense of meaning and purpose, that's good for their overall well-being, their overall health," Masters said.
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The present-day diversity is a result of white flight in the 5303s and 1970s; the white families who stayed behind, and the African-American families who moved in, were committed to creating a more integrated community.
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"We are in uncharted waters as a virus of this kind has not taken place in the more modern economy that China is today, with much wider transport networks and being more integrated with the global economy."
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He now has South Korean President Moon Jae-in more in his pocket, with intra-Korean relations more integrated than any time before the Korean War and Moon seemingly unwilling to do anything that derails further integration.
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Bruno Le Maire, who joined President Emmanuel Macron's centrist government in 2017 despite coming from the ranks of France's conservative Republicans party, said banking sector consolidation was needed alongside a single regulatory supervisor and more integrated capital markets.
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Michael Lombardo, HBO's president for programming, said most video created for virtual reality currently "leans toward marketing stunts or promotional opportunities," but that could change when companies like Otoy become more integrated into the process of creating programming.
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"The new tools enable campaigns to make these asks of organizers more targeted and more integrated into their organizing program," said Tara McGowan, founder and chief executive of Acronym, an organization that builds digital tools for progressive candidates.
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Aimed at creating a more integrated European payments market, the directive requires that all banks operating in EU member states provide access to customer account information, transaction information and payment initiation to third parties via application programming interfaces (APIs).
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The economies of Japan, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan are far more integrated than is the U.S. "If Washington forces them to choose, many of them might choose China, as that's where they see their economic future," he says.
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Such braggadocio stems not from any shortcoming of the economic pressure track, but the lack of follow-through on a more integrated policy that deals with Iran in the region, as was promised in 2017 by the White House.
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"We're excited to be unveiling a dynamic new installation enriched by significant recent acquisitions and a more integrated approach to displaying decorative arts and sculpture," said Nicole R. Myers, the DMA's Senior Curator of European Art, in a statement.
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Besides tackling the new digital frontier, Zhong An is essentially innovating on distribution, with a more integrated sales channel embedded as part of the e-commerce shopping process rather than depending on the traditional third-party agent distribution model.
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As AI becomes more integrated into our everyday life, many American workers and consumers will be assisted by it, freeing us from our more tedious tasks and allowing us to do what we do best – think and make decisions.
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Since then, Disney has made a number of changes to the streaming service, including a massive reorg that saw the departure of Hulu CEO Randy Freer as the service became more integrated with Disney's own direct-to-consumer operations.
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The global economy has become more and more integrated because of policy decisions that world leaders made over the course of several decades — culminating in the 1990s with the signing of NAFTA and the creation of the World Trade Organization.
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That framework is one that embraces a more integrated system of health care that provides a balance between the critical services that VA provides to veterans and the need for community partners to supplement where VA cannot provide that care.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)As part of its plans to make Africa a more integrated continent, leaders of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) have adopted the name 'ECO' for a planned single currency to be used in the region.
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"We must welcome a rising China, a stronger China, an economically more integrated China and we have to focus on the opportunities, while at the same time recognising that there will be issues to resolve from time to time," he said.
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"Teamwork is on the rise in corporate America because there's been so much turnover and change that the organization has had to become a more integrated teamwork-dependent culture," Glenn Llopis, president of Glenn Llopis Group said in a 2014 interview.
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But with the frequency and sophistication of attacks increasing and the persistent shortage of security professionals, security teams are looking for more comprehensive analyses and more integrated solutions — ideally those that go from recognizing to remediating threats without human interaction.
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The institution has, following this, worked to know more about each examined firm by moving away from a narrower focus on specific risk management and control systems, to a more integrated assessment of risk, revenue, and business strategy across the bank.
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The fund would form part of Franco-German efforts to develop a more integrated European defense to respond to threats on Europe's borders, as security becomes a unifying issue for the European Union after Britain's decision to leave the bloc.
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American Muslims are more integrated The countries of Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden Switzerland, and the U.K. all had substantial Muslim minorities ranging from 5-10% of the total population in 2010, according to the Pew Research Center.
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Her team is hopeful that samples from the Yanomami might offer a clue into restoring the biodiversity that has been lost through modernization, but they fear that the window is closing as indigenous communities become more integrated with the West.
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PayPal this week announced an expanded relationship with American Express that will allow cardholders to use their Membership Rewards points when shopping from PayPal merchants, as well as more integrated experience within both PayPal and the Amex apps, among other things.
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Public and private entities have come together in widespread recognition that there is only one meaningful serum for our modern-day healthcare ills: a more integrated, coordinated approach to care that makes critical connections where, how and when health happens.
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Patients don't have to have Geisinger's insurance to join 65 Forward, but a system executive said the hope is to get them transitioned to Geisinger's insurance plans so that the clinic can cover more services in a more integrated way.
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As AI technology becomes more integrated into our lives—like in our healthcare systems and criminal justice system—it's imperative to have a greater understanding of how AI software arrives at the decisions it makes, especially when it makes mistakes.
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Even in Iran, where experts have said that oil production will increase once the country becomes more integrated into the global economy, Mr. Anderson doubts that there will be a meaningful supply surge, given the lack of new foreign investment there.
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British taxpayers weren't on the hook for last year's Greek bailout, but observing the bitter conflict between Greece and the rest of the eurozone can't have made British voters more enthusiastic about British institutions becoming more integrated with the continent.
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A package deal might yield a more integrated "core Europe," adding a European Union border police and coast guard and a common asylum policy, and a looser union for countries like Britain that opt to stay outside the 19-nation common-currency eurozone.
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Interestingly, although Mitel appeared to be tapping into patents back then that were not actively used in its mainstay PBX business, its more recent shift to the cloud and more integrated communications services across devices might just make those relevant once again.
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The acquisition will mean a more integrated approach for them where their PayPal services have a stronger layer of fraud protection on them, and they also get used to help form a bigger picture about the overall state of fraud that the companies.
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They all seem potentially useful in their own right, but viewed together, they are an obvious attempt to capitalize on the rise of vlogging by offering a more integrated solution than the hacked-together rigs that content creators often resort to using.
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They also agreed on Friday the ESM bailout fund should play a bigger role in a more integrated euro zone, but left the details of that to December and difficult issues like a euro zone budget or deposit insurance for an undefined future.
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After the euro zone very nearly collapsed during the 2008-12 banking and debt crisis, governments in the bloc have set out to make their banking systems more integrated so that they would be better able to prevent and withstand future shocks.
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More Integrated Business Model: The acquisition of Hemaraj Land and Development Plc (Hemaraj) has strengthened WHA's market position in the industrial property business, supporting its leadership in the development of both premium built-to-suit warehouses for lease and industrial estates in Thailand.
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But the more integrated applications of the technology, amounting to what's known as a mild hybrid system, offer the greatest value — up to 70 percent of the benefit of a full hybrid at 30 percent of the cost, according to industry analysts.
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But now that we're becoming more integrated into society, you can just walk into a bar down the street and there will be lesbians there holding hands, kissing; there's not that need to find that one spot where you can be yourself.
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"There are opportunities that didn't exist before to create more integrated schools," said Pedro Noguera, an education professor at U.C.L.A., where a 211 report finding that New York State has the most segregated public schools in the nation helped galvanize the issue.
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Since 2014, Ukraine has been under attack by Russia and its proxy, a fight that has become a grinding conflict that has made it difficult for Kiev to continue its overhaul efforts and work to become more integrated with Europe and the West.
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After the election, it was widely believed that, at last, France would be able to implement real economic reforms to galvanize its sclerotic economy, while at the same time, a new German-French alliance would be forged to produce a more integrated Europe.
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Outside of Israel, Orthodox Jewish communities tend to be concentrated in cities like New York City, and Los Angeles, and split between modern Orthodox who tend to be more integrated into secular society, and more traditional communities, who tend to be more separate.
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That weakness could spread: research by Jean Imbs of New York University Abu Dhabi and Laurent Pauwels of the University of Sydney Business School, presented at the European Central Bank's annual conference in June, finds that services are ever more integrated across European countries.
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If populism and nationalism surged with the impact of the financial crisis, Mr. Macron argues, the best answer is a more integrated European Union that protects and benefits its citizens and a more sustainable eurozone, with its own budget, banking protections and financial management.
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Teaming with Panasonic on sensors could help Tesla move more of that part of the business in-house, a move which is currently part of former Google self-driving car project Waymo's strategy to help build more integrated systems with lower component costs over time.
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It seems like an Apple home speaker would be more integrated into the ecosystem of devices in the home, becoming one of several outputs for audio, for example, and potentially working together with the Apple TV and/or other devices for whole-home audio.
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EU leaders agreed in June that the ESM bailout fund should play a bigger role in a more integrated euro zone, but left the details to December and difficult issues such as a euro zone budget or deposit insurance scheme until an unspecified future date.
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As cars become devices that we drive (or not) and devices become more integrated with our transportation experience across modes, including bike sharing and public transit, cross-pollination between tech companies and auto manufacturers is becoming more than the norm — it's becoming a necessity.
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WIRES anticipates that, together with reliability issues, the economic benefits of a more integrated system and the ability to deploy and dispatch new technologies are being driven by the need for greater resilience so the transmission grid can provide more continuous delivery of electricity.
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As technology becomes ever more integrated with our lives and even our bodies, what Ends of Sleep author Crary calls "24/7" culture (in which we are always available to create value for our jobs and networks) will move from metaphor to literal reality.
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" Last year, when Google decided to keep the service going beyond its original closing date, the company said that it would go "back to the drawing board to work on a more integrated solution that supports you and your content directly within Google Maps.
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So without a doubt this is a pivot toward the EU, it's a pivot toward our colleagues in Europe, and it's the ISE saying our future is in Europe, and we prefer to be part of that European family in a more integrated way.
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Today's LGBTQ community live lives far more integrated than their 1960s peers could possibly have imagined: A truth shown by the closure of gay venues across the UK. In 2015, British directors Brian Fairbairn and Karl Eccleston created a short film showing Polari in use.
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Chan Chun Sing (CCS): I think the fundamental question that everyone is asking is not just for the next couple of months but over the next couple of decades is will the world become more integrated or will the world fragment into different trading blocs?
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While Haacke makes it easier by being doggedly persistent in his dedication to making systems visible — from physical phenomenon to flows of capital — some floors feel more integrated than others, particularly in the ways they negotiate the idiosyncrasies of the New Museums interior architecture.
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I have to say, I think in a world where getting attention is the first step for almost every venture, in a world where celebrities get attention more than anyone else, the value of celebrity is only going to increase, and in fact, become even more integrated.
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"North Korea already has a nuclear weapon and is more isolated from the international economy, the international stage, whereas Iran is pursuing a nuclear weapon and, I know it sounds extraordinary to say, but compared to North Korea is more integrated into the global economy," he said.
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Last year, several representatives of the CaliBaja Mega-Region Initiative and the Smart Border Coalition, made up of prominent civic and business leaders who advocate for a more integrated regional economy, explained the importance of trans-border trade in an op-ed for the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Mr. de Blasio said that it would take decades to create a more integrated school system, and he emphasized that his administration was trying to improve the quality of the schools available to all students "right now," through efforts like universal prekindergarten and increased access to advanced courses.
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Mr. van Zweden has the winds and brasses sounding, in ensemble, more integrated than they have in even the recent past; at the start of the concerto's second movement, the winds were beautifully blended before being quietly infused, as if from below, with the rich brown sound of horns.
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Meanwhile, in remarks at a business summit on Monday ahead of this week's meetings, Singapore PM Lee said: "ASEAN has great potential, but fully realizing it depends on whether we choose to become more integrated, and work resolutely towards this goal in a world where multilateralism is fraying under political pressures".
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In a bid to strengthen the so-called Capital Market Union, a flagship project to make the EU financial sector more integrated, the Commission proposed to give direct supervision to EU regulators on critical financial benchmarks, such as Euribor, and on funds with EU labels, such as European venture capital funds.
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The final layer of polish that's always been the difference between PC makers and Apple is less of an issue in the mobile realm, where smaller device sizes allow companies to spend more on materials, and more integrated ARM-based systems-on-chips make hardware development faster and more predictable.
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USA Today Network was introduced at the end of 2015 and has 100 million monthly unique users, and the idea is for Gannett, which split its print and broadcasting business earlier that year, to provide a more integrated brand and front for digital advertising across its local properties and USA Today.
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The broader Organization of Eastern Caribbean States endorsed an integrated ocean governance strategy for the waters under their control, focused on mapping the ocean environment and resources for more integrated regulations, and supporting blue growth sectors such as sustainable aquaculture and renewable energy, with a new Caribbean Regional Oceanscape Project (CROP).
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That has enabled people of all backgrounds and comfort with technology to adopt WhatsApp — which saw its message volumes pass global SMS numbers long ago — but it has left an option for a more integrated and sophisticated messaging app — something that acts like a modern-day internet portal for mobile.
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Her goal of a more integrated Europe — she told the German weekly Die Zeit in 22009 that she wanted her grandchildren to live in a "United States of Europe" — could prove difficult to achieve at a time when a small but important part of the bloc wants to hold back.
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I feel strongly that while in order to make a peace deal you need to define and have secure borders, economically you want to eliminate boundaries and allow the economies to become more integrated to increase the opportunity and prosperity for all of the people — including the Jordanians and Egyptians and beyond.
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After a little bit of hand filtering, we found that the companies mostly shook out into two broad categories: those working on sensor technologies, which are integral to any self-driving system, and more "full-stack" hardware and software companies, which incorporate sensors, machine-learned software models and control mechanics into more integrated autonomous systems.
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Tez is launching today on iOS and Android in the country and will see Google linking up with several major banks in the country by way of UPI (Unified Payments Interface) — a payment standard and system backed by the government in its push to bring more integrated banking services into a very fragmented market.
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The overarching goals of these reforms were to ensure IC agencies: (2202) worked in a more integrated way than they had in the lead up to both the 2628/28500 attacks and the Iraq WMD mistakes; and (6900) would present U.S. policy makers with factually-based assessments, untainted by either politics or policy preferences.
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If that happens — and there's no guarantee it will — it would show that Britain isn't in fact united in support of Brexit, weakening May's negotiating stance and potentially transforming the nature of Britain's departure from the UK entirely by forcing it to accept more permissive immigration rules and keep its economy more integrated with the rest of Europe's.
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I doubt that those who were arguing for leave will be satisfied with the fact that we have the four freedoms - we are, we are fully members of Schengen (a passport-free movement agreement), and we are in fact in some areas more integrated with the EU structures than Britain was before, especially on the Schengen part.
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Pointing out that the Facebook outage also extended to its other properties, including Instagram and WhatsApp, Sarah Miller, the deputy director at the Open Markets Institute, which is for the break-up of Facebook and other Silicon Valley companies, said, "The more integrated a platform becomes, the greater the risk and reach of epic failures like this one."
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They're sick of their rents going up, they're being priced out, so it's good politics for him to lead those issues, and if tech wanted to A, stop the Aaron Peskins of the world, and B, be more integrated into the decision-making, so you're not either the hero or the villain at all times, you gotta get more engaged, right?
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This will mark the first time that Android smartphones will stream audio directly to hearing aids, and, since Android devices account for a majority of smartphones in use today, it is a big step up in helping people who use hearing aids be more integrated with the "smartphone revolution" and the wave of services and applications that come with using mobile devices.
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"What planners didn't know was that some West Wing advisers were arguing that Davos would be the perfect venue for Trump to unleash an especially gassy stink bomb aimed at ideas—free trade deals, a more integrated global regulatory system, and all manner of liberal pieties cherished by global elites—he deplores," John Harris and Ben White wrote in Politico.
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Reaffirming that "much progress remains to be made … in moving the nation toward a more integrated society," Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote in a 5-4 Supreme Court decision in 2015 that it was appropriate for the Fair Housing Act of 1968 to let discrimination be measured by its "disparate impact" on minorities even if there was not proof of intentional discrimination.
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"By leveraging the key technology platforms that are strengths of Emerson and Rockwell, where this technology can mutually coexist and thrive, we would create an industry leader, better positioned in an environment where the global customer base is asking for a more integrated solution in a process world and a hybrid world," Emerson CEO David Farr said during his company's earnings call on Tuesday.
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That generation, the baby boomers, I think tends to be much more heavily white male, and I think if you look at Generation X and Generation Y, for people in the industry, I think it's a much more integrated group, and I think when that generation, when we finally pry the studio chairmanships out of [the baby boomers'] cold, dead hands, a lot of that will be solved.
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And if we are going to see a more integrated and advanced system that makes use of a broader spectrum of the air space — which really could change delivery and the way we receive goods in the United States, and of course around the world — then we're going to have to see more precise analytics, more precise data about all the different crafts that are in the air.
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However it ends up, Germany and the West are in for a stretch of considerable uncertainty on a broad range of fronts in which Germany's leader of 12 years often had the decisive voice: refugees; the stumbling negotiations with Britain on its exit from the European Union; the ambitious plans by President Emmanuel Macron of France to join with Germany in forging a more integrated eurozone and a European military force; European relations with the United States, Turkey, Russia and China; the Greek debt.
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