The social network will have to choose its next moves carefully.
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Both consider their moves carefully but can be outspoken and make news.
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Investors are watching the moves carefully for signs they could dampen demand for oil.
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You hear me calling shot numbers and camera moves carefully coordinated with the music.
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He's a strategic thinker, one who plans his moves carefully, rather than using aggression and strength to achieve his goals.
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This seems simple enough, but it becomes a complicated logic problem that requires the player to plan out their moves carefully.
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The BOJ governor said the bank was watching yen moves carefully as they have a "big impact" on the economy and prices.
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However, despite the complicated, intense, and fatal outcomes of Hernandez's story, Killer Inside moves carefully and comprehensively when exploring the motives behind his actions.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's top currency diplomat Masatsugu Asakawa said he was watching daily exchange-rate moves carefully to check for excessive volatility, the daily Nikkei newspaper reported.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda told the same news conference that the central bank was watching yen moves carefully due to the effect they had on the economy.
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What it is not, is speedy, with a narrative that moves carefully, even languidly, and visuals so beautifully patient that we have time to memorize their texture and import.
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On Tuesday Masatsuga Asakawa, Japan's vice finance minister for international affairs and its most senior currency official, told reporters that the government was monitoring the yen's moves carefully to see whether speculators were pushing the currency higher.
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WHISTLER, British Columbia, June 1 (Reuters) - Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Friday he had told his G7 counterparts the group of advanced economies should send a message that it continues to watch market moves carefully.
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All polls point to a victory for Mitsotakis, 51, an ex-venture capitalist and scion of a powerful political family who has mapped out his moves carefully since assuming the helm of New Democracy in early 20153.
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"We've seen some rapid and speculative moves in currency markets recently ... We will watch currency moves carefully and take action as needed," Abe told a news conference in London, his latest stopover in a tour of European capitals.
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Aso's statement would be similar to one the Ministry of Finance issued last year, when it said it would watch market moves carefully and work closely with the Bank of Japan to deal with any market turmoil, they said.
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At first, I would rush to solve the puzzle for myself, but slowly, I started thinking of both of us, and we began to take our time planning our moves carefully so as to get us both to the finish line.
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If tech giants know that privacy wonks like Mr. Schrems are watching their moves carefully, probing for openings to file complaints against them — and now, they undoubtedly do — they will need to think twice before adding new, privacy-invading features.
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Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told Reuters in an interview on Tuesday that the government is watching market moves carefully and is ready to respond "appropriately", when asked whether Tokyo could intervene in the currency market to stem excessive yen rises.
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It has well clinging eyelids. The ear of the Ca Mè is a distinctive characteristic of the breed, is of medium size. The insertion of the ear in the skull is high, wide and ought to be up front. Falls to the side of the face, without any fold, the bottom is round and the animal moves carefully, in perpendicular position to the face.
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The Warlpiri people recapture the spirit of Bluetongue Lizard with dramatic fire ceremonies that involve a young male dancer emerging from total darkness into the glow of a ceremonial fire. The dancer selected moves carefully and willingly and then kneels by the fire, shaking his shoulders. He takes brushes from the fire and proceeds to scatter the embers over his back. The Warlpiri elders walk by the youth to coach him in the proper performance of the dance.
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Calgary Herald, November 11, 2005. An adaptation of the novel of the same name by Fred Leebron,"Six Figures adds up for Calgary director: Christensen switches gears for new film". Calgary Herald, November 11, 2005. the film stars JR Bourne as Warner Lutz, a man struggling with the stresses and frustrations of trying to maintain his upwardly mobile executive lifestyle who becomes the primary suspect when his wife Claire (Caroline Cave) is left comatose by a violent physical attack."Thriller moves carefully: Mystery set in booming Calgary is told with documentary techniques". Montreal Gazette, February 17, 2006.
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