Here's what you need to know: • Campaigns narrow focus.
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The bill's sponsor told CNN it has a narrow focus.
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But this narrow focus on the battlefield obscures women's contributions.
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We are obsessed with narrow focus, head starts and precocity.
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This narrow focus on low-skilled 'gigs' misses a larger story.
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Pelosi's narrow focus on the survival of moderate Democrats is understandable.
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These are forms of nonsentient intelligence with a relatively narrow focus.
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It's a welcome change from the narrow focus of the original novels.
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"What's nice about it is there's not a narrow focus," she says.
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The problem, in large part, is the script's narrow focus on prequelizing.
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These interests reflect a whole of government engagement, not just a narrow focus.
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But in practice, this narrow focus undermines the goal of affordability for all.
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That narrow focus on consumer prices hides another, potentially more dangerous side effect.
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That's the context debate moderators miss with their narrow focus on middle-class taxes.
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Raisin, like many of its fintech peers, initially started out with a narrow focus.
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That kind of narrow focus on when death matters in games is a missed opportunity.
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A lot of people have a narrow focus on their ethnic diversity in their family.
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Why it's important: The research must now advance from the narrow focus of this experiment.
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That's a narrow focus, but an important step that nationalizes the right-to-repair movement.
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But it's a narrow focus on a privileged few within a large, multi-billion dollar company.
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The founders decided in 2017 to narrow focus around a searchable directory of daycares and preschools.
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It is a narrow focus because we want to make sure that it has tangible results.
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Finally, the FCC's narrow focus fails to reflect the real-world concerns consumers have and are expressing.
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In the beginning, given the total number of users online, I considered that a fairly narrow focus.
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Some comics, like Jaeger, are created specifically for the phone, and it gives a tight, narrow focus.
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However, the narrow focus on Iran's nuclear program is what paved the way for the historic deal.
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In practice, the films' narrow focus on the Skywalker clan has made it feel kind of small.
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But larger themes are crowded out by the production's narrow focus on individual and small group psychopathology.
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Democrats' narrow focus on efficiency, playing down labour's loss of bargaining power, meant workers were taken for suckers.
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Narrow Focus, Business Concentration ABC's business is narrowly focused on the distribution of pharmaceutical products and related services.
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And where other games can have a narrow focus on combat, A Game of Thrones is more nuanced.
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Swartz mentions all this, but her narrow focus hampers any real exploration of the ethical limits of innovation.
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Democrats are expected to proceed swiftly on their impeachment inquiry with a narrow focus on the Ukraine events.
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The narrow focus on whom to vote for in November is understandable given the circumstances of the moment.
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The courses aren't so different from most liberal-arts electives; their narrow focus gives way to more universal questions.
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So we have given our project a very narrow focus in terms of what we want to see initially.
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Two panels will debate whether antitrust should keep its narrow focus or, as Ms. Khan urges, expand its range.
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The ratings also consider the company's interest-sensitive product profile along with its narrow focus and relatively small scale.
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This, of course, wasn't the case, and Poirier's sometimes narrow focus presents a rather elite version of the period.
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So a book which begins by acknowledging its narrow focus turns out to be just a tad narrower still.
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But failure has been so relentless that some dementia experts have questioned the drug industry's narrow focus on amyloid.
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Hopper's narrow focus on measuring prices keeps it from being a one-stop shop for all your flight-determining needs.
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The narrow focus the F.B.I. has on unlocking a single iPhone could help the agency in its case against Apple.
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Most have a narrow focus, such as Esme by NatWest and New10 by ABN AMRO, which offer small-business loans.
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The old Newell-Rubbermaid was very disciplined with keeping a narrow focus, though Jarden wasn't willing to sell extraneous brands.
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It's one of the few single-purpose devices left in this world, and I've come to appreciate its narrow focus.
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Step back from that narrow focus, however, and you see we have much more in common than we differ on.
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Emergence's partners all focus on the enterprise sectorEmergence's narrow focus is also a benefit to its portfolio companies, he said.
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My success in real estate started because I had a narrow focus on the market segment I wanted to pursue.
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It uses a lens that creates a very narrow focus for the light sensor located at the end of the barrel.
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But I think that the sense of rage that often accompanies high school life now has a much more narrow focus.
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About 50 will fit FIRE's "narrow focus" on civil liberties defense, said Peter Bonilla, director of its individual rights defense program.
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Don't lose sight of those facts amid the narrow focus on whether the impeachment numbers have moved since the last poll.
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The company hopes that this narrow focus will help them improve the service and attract more clients in the future beyond gamers.
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Because a narrow focus on just the ISPs is short sighted given the multiplicity of devices consumers use and will be using.
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There are ultimately good reasons for that impression, but the way the story plays out is still striking in its narrow focus.
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This narrow focus on enhancing existing IP could lead them to ignore broader opportunities to incorporate other popular content into their offerings.
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The narrow focus of the early pages widens slowly and subtly to encompass a much broader landscape of human emotion and experience.
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Boycotts must move beyond their narrow focus on punishing miscreants (be they neo-Nazis, O'Reilly, or Trump) toward more ambitious civic goals.
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But they also said that the two commissions could coexist, one with a narrow focus and the other with a broader purview.
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Initially, the case against Mr. Burke had a narrow focus: Had he punched, and even threatened to kill, the duffel-bag thief?
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Unfortunately, the recent narrow focus on cognitive skills has caused too many to overlook the importance of noncognitive skills, or soft skills.
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In 2018, he made good on the promise — arguing that the deal&aposs narrow focus had failed to curtail broader Iranian aggression.
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The countries with a really narrow focus on shareholder value are America and Britain, and this is where Mr Mayer concentrates his criticism.
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LeEco will continue to sell TV sets and content as well as smartphones but will narrow focus to Chinese-American consumers, she said.
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Throughout the document, Francis repeatedly stresses the importance of mercy and everyday acts of holiness over a narrow focus on judgment and righteousness.
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Moreover, with its narrow focus on tariffs, the RCEP is unlikely to be the catalyst for structural reform that TPP could have been.
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He told me that he had been initially skeptical of the company, because of its narrow focus on Asian and Asian-American culture.
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The White House isn't on board yet, but some lawmakers think that perhaps "the narrow focus gets you the most votes," he said.
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The film's narrow focus on Choudhury prevents it from asking broader questions about the culture that allowed for Bikram's specific brand of success.
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The key to Anker's success seems to have been a narrow focus on competing in areas where the big players really didn't want to.
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The narrow focus of the individual specialists can make it difficult to coordinate a patient's care, he and his colleagues noted in their report.
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But the narrow focus on preserving the integrity of that particular inquiry ends up setting the bar for Trump and the GOP too low.
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Missouri's legislation is different than most in that it involves amending the state's constitution and it has a narrow focus, according to its sponsor.
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We feel that's an advantage to have not so much of a narrow focus but a broad enough focus so we can share resources.
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The two - who were part of a group of doctors discussing the odd symptoms in text messages - grew frustrated with the authorities' narrow focus.
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Others might rightly note that in some ways he was not a writer of our time, particularly in his narrow focus on Western art.
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Fintechs like Raisin began with a narrow focus, and while that's been successful in how many users they've signed up, profitability remains a challenge.
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For another, prosecutors cited details that expanded beyond a narrow focus on cracking the passcode and that sounded like typical activities of a journalist.
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Blind has verification via professional email addresses in its favor (which are kept private in the backend), along with a somewhat narrow focus on tech.
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For Mr. Trump, it connotes a narrow focus on the economic interests of blue-collar industry, and contrasts with the soft cosmopolitanism of international elites.
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There's still a bit of trial and error this way, but at least you'll have a more narrow focus when you're shopping for your shade.
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The narrow focus of this new study seems to suggest reducing imidacloprid applications in some cases — and maintaining current levels in others, like corn fields.
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And we already see troubling signs that in pursuing this narrow focus on leftist autocrats, the Trump administration is embracing far-right-wing populist leaders.
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That narrow focus on what the SDF could do for the US ignored the larger political dynamics at stake — the "ticking time bomb," so to speak.
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Aside from being exceptional at one specific task, like playing chess or Go, artificial intelligence tends to be incredibly stupid on account of its narrow focus.
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More importantly, we believe that Biggs's narrow focus of the opinion piece does not address the significant questions about the future of the U.S. retirement system.
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I get help from Khan's people and lawyer, the controller, and I'm trying to design it so I have a narrow focus of specialty areas, priorities.
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While many white feminist leaders of the past had a fairly narrow focus, others, along with womanists, have long been looking at oppressions beyond the patriarchy.
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The other is that US antitrust doctrine since the late-1970s has focused exclusively on consumer welfare, typically with a fairly narrow focus on consumer prices.
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Refusing narrow focus, she has gone solo on most of her 850 publications, focusing as much on the nature of doing astronomy as studying the universe itself.
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That narrow focus only obscures a broader point: The protests are an indictment of both political parties and a call to protect and preserve a threatened democracy.
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While the film attempts to establish Nola as an independent sexual being, Lee's narrow focus on her romantic life deflates any character development she could have had.
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Today, with a collection of over 24,000 objects, the museum has ended up where it began — with a narrow focus of what it means to be queer.
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"The field has had a very, very narrow focus for a long time," says Laura Harrington, an entomologist and epidemiologist based at Cornell University, New York State.
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But it must go beyond a narrow focus on female entrepreneurs, as promising rhetoric about "eliminating barriers and creating enabling environments" seems to imply that it will.
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The President's narrow focus on the near term billions that NATO needs misses a key point: climate change is an oncoming reality that could cost us trillions.
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Although I understand the curatorial choice to spotlight only Harris's best works, the narrow focus of the show left me unconvinced of his genius as a whole.
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Chris Ying: It's a little weird to have a book that has such a narrow focus, especially after we did our first book [101 Easy Asian Recipes].
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Fitch views Navy Mutual as being at the upper end of its IFS range, due to its narrow focus and the long-term challenge of membership growth.
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Instead, Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other House Democratic leaders reportedly want to expedite the impeachment process, with a narrow focus solely on one supposedly easily digestible subject.
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Narrow Focus May Aid F.B.I. in Apple Case | The government is portraying its request that Apple open an iPhone used by a terrorist as a one-time demand.
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It seemed that the narrow focus on standardized achievement test scores from the years I taught in public schools was giving way to a broader, more enlightened perspective.
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Companies have opted for differing approaches to secure future growth, often choosing to narrow focus to their areas of expertise and the geographic location of their main assets.
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Critically, however, Textio has started with a narrow focus on job postings, allowing it to amass the world's largest data set in this domain, and thus, the best coaching.
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Tavis McGinn, a former Google pollster, started working at Facebook in the spring of 2017, doing polls with a narrow focus: measuring the public perception of Zuckerberg and Sandberg.
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Bown and Freund contend, however, that TAA's limited funding and narrow focus on trade-related job loss means only a tiny fraction of workers with skill mismatches are eligible.
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"David Cameron needs to get away from the very narrow focus on these renegotiation issues and make the big picture case for staying in," Sturgeon was quoted as saying.
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Alzheimer's drug research has been criticized for a narrow focus on the protein beta amyloid, including Biogen's BAN2401, but Holzapfel says progress is being made targeting other Alzheimer's treatments.
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Some observers call for individual brands to narrow focus and take direct action to increase wages in their own supply chain, but Savman said such an approach would be unsustainable.
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Markets tend to discount conglomerates and reward moves that shift a company towards a more narrow focus, with investors generally viewing smaller companies as more transparent and easier to value.
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Regional African states have suggested sending in forces to beef up the U.N. mission UNMISS with a tougher mandate to enforce peace, instead of a narrow focus to protect civilians.
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He judiciously describes how the "Chicago School" of antitrust, with its narrow focus on consumer welfare, came to dominate antitrust law and ushered in our new era of monopoly capitalism.
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Yet, these milestones tend to be overshadowed by the more narrow focus on bitcoin's price, which has been seen by some, as a proxy for the potential of the technology.
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Background reading: The Democrats' narrow focus on health care gave them an advantage over House Republicans whose campaigns were destabilized by party infighting and by President Trump's capricious political moves.
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He says he wants to continue working on it and adding new features, but starting off with such a narrow focus and closed community is something that'll get the ball rolling.
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Where his peers — everyone from Kendrick Lamar to Kamasi Washington to YG to Madlib to Dr. Dre and beyond — have approached Los Angeles revivalism with narrow focus, he is an omnivore.
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I do think that if the show is trying to sustain the story beyond the book's narrow focus, shading out the people who built and keep Gilead afloat is pretty crucial.
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In this narrow focus on affirmative action in America today, the Trump administration is once again crossing a progressive sacred principle, the division of educational achievement into whites and everybody else.
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Frank Lavin, a former U.S. under-secretary of commerce for international trade, told CNBC on Monday that a narrow focus on the trade imbalance misses the more pertinent issues at hand.
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This privileged background makes for a rather narrow focus: I could never quite escape the sense that I was viewing Gessen's story through a telescope rather than a big, broad window.
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The game's simplicity and narrow focus is its biggest strength and stripping away some of the extraneous features like the faction war and even stat-changing gear would make it even better.
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Democrats train narrow focus on Ukraine Democrats are under pressure to produce a concise impeachment probe that keeps a tight focus on Trump's alleged wrongdoing and makes a clear case to Americans.
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In some ways, the narrow focus on "race" and "color" was the government's response to the demands of the burgeoning civil rights movement that brought racial discrimination front and center in America.
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To avoid that narrow focus, Morton argues for a complete reframing of the climate debate toward solutions that can actually repair the climate, and even improve it for diverse populations around the world.
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The realm of "doing good" was expanding, from a narrow focus on donations to questions about how to pick a career, how to run major charitable foundations, even how to organize government policy.
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It may sound unwieldy, but consider the narrow focus of the rest of the setting: the whole book takes place in the corner of one living room of a house built in 1907.
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Perhaps the reality of waking up to a new president broke this narrow focus, leading investors to look beyond their narrow concerns, to their broader confidence in the strength of American political institutions.
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Ethan Brown, the chief executive (and no relation to his counterpart at Impossible Foods), said the company's narrow focus on plant-based products would set it apart from other purveyors of meatless meat.
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The device, developed by Israeli engineer Omri Yoffe after a successful Kickstarter launch, has a much more narrow focus than I had assumed prior to using the product over the past few weeks.
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Dozens of critics and researchers have underlined the flaws in Lean In, focusing especially on its narrow focus on women who are heterosexual and/or already occupy the upper echelons of the class hierarchy.
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However, harnessing this value requires a new approach to investing: shifting from a narrow focus on a single business or project to broader elements of the business ecosystem that impact the success of investments.
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A wider vision of global cooperation in which China, the United States and so many others work hand in hand to confront the global environmental challenges should supplant the narrow focus on American leadership.
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Second, a major reason for such a narrow focus is that, in trying to unlock the complexities of brain function, diverse disciplines attempt to do their work in relative isolation from the other disciplines.
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The most complete statement of the conservative research program on this is found in David Neumark and William Wascher's 2010 book Minimum Wages, which argues that a narrow focus on disemployment understates the costs.
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Self-contained, open-ended and very serious about being funny, the photos are models of art's power to illuminate the nature of language and perception with a narrow focus on its own analogous mechanisms.
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A former top lawyer at the Trump Organization, Greenblatt joined the administration in January 2017 with a narrow focus on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and a plan to serve no more than two years.
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But its relentlessly narrow focus leaves out a large group of US citizens: the 192,7003 children who have been born in the US to at least one parent who is a Salvadoran with TPS.
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But a narrow focus on the man risks a potentially grave mistake: paying too little attention to large, slow-rolling yet remorseless political forces that were in motion long before Mr Trump chugged into view.
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Pop-up events with a narrow focus, like Japanese chefs in Paris, will be part of the shop's programming in the coming months — to regularly represent the latest and greatest in the world of pastry.
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Some viewers took issue with what they saw as the narrow focus of Mr. Rock's opening monologue, which skewered racism in Hollywood but, they said, ignored the concerns of Asian, Latino and other minority artists.
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A Good Impression The narrow focus of "Mad Enchantment," Ross King's rich, lively examination of Claude Monet and his water lilies, sharply captures the career of an artist during the last years of his life.
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The question that no one can answer is whether the Senate trial will keep a narrow focus, or if Trump's legal team will be able to grill political rivals in front of the TV cameras.
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The Americans helped the UAE broaden the mission from a narrow focus on active extremist threats to a vast surveillance operation targeting thousands of people around the world perceived as foes by the Emirati government.
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This narrow focus is clearly contrary to the public interest—if we had intended network investment to be the sole measure by which the FCC determines policy, we would have specifically written that into the law.
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But an unfortunate side effect of this narrow focus on only the height of femcee careers is that we miss out on the role that Black women play in shaping hip-hop history as a whole.
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A narrow focus on major cities — Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen — that leaves out major universities and data-annotation outfits that contribute to China's AI rise, says Jeffrey Ding, a researcher at Oxford's Future of Humanity Institute.
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" Conway and national security adviser John Bolton argued in separate Sunday show appearances that the president has a more narrow focus in mind when he repeatedly calls the Mueller investigation a "witch hunt" and a "hoax.
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Her first book, "Smart on Crime," reflected that private veneer with its narrow focus on policy, drawing from her experience prosecuting crimes that ranged from child sexual assault to homicide in Alameda County and San Francisco.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Parliament will call for a broad-based "association agreement" with Britain after Brexit that goes beyond a narrow focus on trade, according to a draft resolution to be voted on next week.
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When Salvini took over leadership of the Lega in 2013, it was a regionalist party with a narrow focus on northern Italy (its full name is Lega Nord, or Northern League), and it lacked national appeal.
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That could include lists with a narrow focus, like a one that details where to find the best tacos, for example, or those that offer broader insight into an area, like an insider's guide to a neighborhood.
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Its title, "I Can't Breathe: A Killing on Bay Street," seems to imply a narrow focus on the Garner killing, belying the book's prismatic approach to both the people and policies involved in Garner's life and death.
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But the program's narrow focus on the fetus ignores critical aspects of a mother's care, doctors complain, treating her "like she's the carrier for the baby," as Giwa put it — or a "vessel," as Raines-Milenkov said.
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"From its inherently risky nature to its narrow focus and ambitious timetable, Project Blue represents a radical departure from the multi billion-dollar, decade-long outer space ventures that NASA has rendered almost synonymous with the word "mission.
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The analysis has several limitations, including the narrow focus on a handful of surgical procedures and the reliance on published payment schedules in each state, which may not necessarily reflect what surgeons actually get paid, the authors note.
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The ability to work upstream to find individual drug users is available to law enforcement, if they choose—for now, such a narrow focus is too costly to be worth it, not to mention, as Burgard et al.
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Experts also argue that Trump's narrow focus on manufacturing jobs ignores the other jobs — particularly white-collar roles — that Apple creates in the US. In 2011, Linden, Dedrick, and Kraemer studied the iPod, which was largely produced offshore.
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Otto enlarges this narrow focus by reclaiming the historically marginalized lives and accomplishments of many of the more than 1,200 Bauhaus teachers and students (the so-called Bauhäusler), arguing that they are central to our understanding of this movement.
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Initially, the FBI case against Burke had a narrow focus: When the heroin-addicted thief was caught by members of his agency, it was alleged that Burke assaulted and threatened to kill him in a station house interview room.
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The company's narrow focus on the performance running category is a strategy CEO Jim Weber put in place when he took the helm 53 years ago, and it appears to be paying off after a rocky stretch of bad luck.
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They argued that a narrow focus on wind, water and solar would make tackling climate change more difficult and expensive than it needed to be, not least because it ignored existing zero-carbon technologies such as nuclear power and bioenergy.
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The federal investigation began in 2013 with a narrow focus: to determine whether the police chief, James Burke, had roughed up a thief for stealing a duffel bag full of pornographic DVDs, sex toys and cigars that belonged to the chief.
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The film evolved from journalist Nancy Jo Sales' 2015 Vanity Fair piece, entitled "Tinder and the Dawn of the 'Dating Apocalypse," which was criticized at the time for its narrow focus on 20-something, largely heterosexual women in an urban setting.
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But the narrow focus of the ruling means the Supremes are leaving the bigger constitutional questions about religious liberty -- and whether gay people can be denied goods or services because of a merchant's religious beliefs -- to be answered another day. 4.
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Because we repeatedly emphasized our narrow focus on countering ISIS and chemical weapon use -- and not, for example, preventing a regime tactic of using barrel bombs against civilian -- the regime may continue to target and murder civilians by other means.
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But despite the narrow focus of Delaware's statute, experts say companies should be able to take account the interests of other stakeholders and still be protected under the business judgement rule – that is, provided the interests of the firm remain paramount.
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Unfortunately, their plans to fix the ACA only propose more of the same thing that caused the failure in the first place: a narrow focus on increasing insurance coverage instead of improving care (even for those with pre-existing conditions).
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In their letter, Shaheen and Sasse argue that while U.S. involvement in Syria has focused mostly on the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), an increasingly complex battlefield is making it more difficult to stick to that narrow focus.
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So long as the White House keeps the FBI on a tight leash and limited only to a very narrow focus, the findings are likely to only result in a he-said/she-said involving Ms. Ford's allegations of sexual assault.
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But that's the logic of both her specific proposal on rural America and also her broader thinking on corporate power — that in the long run, a more democratic economy will serve society's interests better than a narrow focus on consumer prices.
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You look at people who develop good judgment about the world, and people who were really specialized and had a narrow focus actually got worse as they accumulated information because they were better able to fit any story or whatever their views were.
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It's no great surprise that indie developers are also keenly exploring this tiny-world genre, with Gnog and its dollhouse-like levels full of drawers and knobs to play with, and Viridi's sharp and narrow focus on one well-maintained and peaceful garden.
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One might fault them for their narrow focus on their own kin, but they have merely bought into the American idea of progress — which implies that every generation should have a better life than the previous one — and found their own situation wanting.
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So, if you are looking for users with an extremely narrow focus, say those who are interested in testing a mobile app for tourism in the historic center of Hvar, Croatia, Quora may be your best opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals.
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One of the chief drawbacks of the coach/president of basketball operations combo (enjoy Tom Thibodeau's defensive genius, Minnesota Timberwolves, but beware) is that the short-term and more narrow focus of the coach can lead to longer-term details being missed.
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Mr. Hoylman said he believes the new bill's narrow focus may ease concerns about the mass release of personal information about political figures that had caused other legislative attempts in Albany to force the release of Mr. Trump's taxes to be sidelined.
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The narrow focus of such proposals shows how difficult it has been to fulfill the expectations raised by an upbeat meeting in July between Mr. Trump and Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, which is the union's executive arm.
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But Lynn, joined over the years by New America colleagues such as Lina Khan and Matt Stoller has continued to develop the argument that a narrow focus on consumer prices is inadequate to understanding the full range of concerns about economic concentration.
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But Lynn, joined over the years by New America colleagues such as Lina Khan and Matt Stoller, has continued to develop the argument that a narrow focus on consumer prices is inadequate to understanding the full range of concerns about economic concentration.
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Though there was some interaction between the IWW and Eugene Debs's wing of the Socialist Party in the early twentieth century, the two ended up keeping their distance, as the Wobblies pursued militant, anti-institutional unionism and the socialists kept a narrow focus on elections.
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Jack Lang, the president of the Arab World Institute and a former culture minister of France, said in an interview that he conceived of the exhibition in 2016 as way to expand the institute's sometimes-narrow focus on North Africa and its relationship to France.
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Her buckraking career is actually much more extensive than two talks for one bank, but Sanders maintains a relatively narrow focus because he really is obsessed with the specific subject of major banks' political influence, and the two candidates really do have a genuine disagreement.
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"The way we think about it is that we used to have a very narrow focus on weight, and now weight is one of things we focus on but it's not the only thing," Gary Foster, Weight Watchers' chief scientific officer, told Time magazine in late 2015.
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Probably the greatest victory of the "law and economics" movement has been its success at persuading the courts, antitrust regulators, and the antitrust bar more broadly that the high-level goals of American antitrust law can be boiled down to a narrow focus on consumer impacts.
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While these views aren't new for Francis — he's long been a particularly fierce advocate for social justice, for refugees, and for the poor — it's nevertheless significant that he's using his pulpit to advocate for a less narrow focus on abortion, long a crucial issue for Catholics.
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Moments like this are few, in large part because the network so rarely finds time to pan out from its narrow focus on the baroque divagations of the investigations of Donald Trump, his political and business associates, and the specter of Russian interference in our elections.
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The app, designed for both macOS and iOS and publicly released for the latter, has an interestingly narrow focus—rather than trying to revamp word processing all at once, it attempts to tackle how teachers and students interact with documents, an interaction that many people are familiar with.
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Mr. Hoylman has said he hoped his bill's narrow focus would ameliorate those concerns; under the bill, the returns could only be released if formally requested by one of three congressional committees: the House Ways and Means Committee; the Senate Finance Committee; and the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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Combined with the JCPOA's narrow focus on enrichment, this means the deal also gave Tehran the resources and green light to build its own leverage against the United States and our allies, in the form of ballistic missiles, weapons proliferation and other support for sectarian terrorist proxies across the Middle East.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads WASHINGTON, DC — The magazine selection in the visitors' waiting room at the George Bush Center for Intelligence has a pretty narrow focus: Atop a small wood table sit copies of Hunting Magazine, American Rifleman (cover story: "A Tribute to Antonin Scalia"), and Outdoor Life: The Meat Issue.
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" Murphy said she wouldn't advise a candidate to be for or against opening an inquiry, but said she does see it as "a narrow focus in this moment in time" that's not a top priority for voters and that, "realistically, voters expect members of Congress to prioritize the things that are most important to them.
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McMeekin depends on a surprisingly narrow focus to make his overarching argument, eschewing analysis of the deeper social and political forces required for any comprehensive study of the revolution and its lessons for us today — when radical political groups are again relying on subterfuge and populism to force a fundamental change of the world order.
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"A narrow focus on the negative effect on health may underestimate the total cost of air pollution" The authors also calculated that if the same air quality standards upheld by the US Environmental Protection Agency were adopted in China, verbal test scores would be boosted 2.41 points while the math scores would rise 0.39 points.
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Skift also announced in September that it is launching a nonprofit foundation, expanding into Asia with a slate of new hires in Singapore, and it also recently began covering the business of wellness (which might seem to go against his philosophy of narrow focus, but Ali believes it is adjacent to the business of travel, falling under the umbrella of "leisure").
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The narrow focus on trade in goods, the most-quoted measure of U.S. deficits with Germany and the rest of the world, ignores the other side of the exchange — the trillions of dollars the U.S. receives in foreign investment, which includes factories built here by foreign companies and the purchase of stock, corporate debt and government bonds by overseas investors.
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Top Democrats have indicated they hope to move swiftly by keeping a narrow focus on allegations that Trump abused his office by urging the leader of Ukraine to investigate Democratic presidential candidate Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE.
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"While we understand your decision to review our force posture and to deploy our military as efficiently as possible, we are concerned that a narrow focus on confronting Russia and China in great power competition is a shortsighted action that both diminishes our overall national security posture and our ability to lead with American values and influence," the lawmakers wrote in a Jan.
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Up until now, a narrow focus on energy and transportation solutions to climate, while important, has prevented us from exploring and investing in indispensable mitigation and adaptation strategies that come from land and nature, such as the rapid uptake of regenerative agriculture and agroecology, using soil as a carbon sink, reducing food waste and adopting zero-deforestation policies and commitments.
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Co-directed by relatively lesser-known directors Ian Bonhôte (known for music videos and fashion ads) and Peter Ettedgui (who had previously worked on films about George Best and Jean Vigo), the masterstroke of McQueen is the narrow focus on McQueen's family — his mother, sister, and nephew — and the small group of people he worked closely with to create the 'Alexander McQueen' of fashion legend.
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The issue relevant for policy analysis is the extent to which public policies and other parameters tend to foster allocational outcomes consistent with the aggregate goal of maximizing the value of the consumption basket, which is very different from a narrow focus on "competition" in a single economic sector, or in the context of the FTC discussion paper, the solar PV subsector of the electric power industry.
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The world is awaiting the June 12 summit between President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. But the Koreas already have moved beyond the summit's predicted narrow focus on denuclearization.
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The question has been unavoidable in 2017: The Women's March was dominated by headlines about whether the "pro-life feminist" is a viable species; the March for Life was accompanied by the annual hand-wringing about news outlets naming us "anti-abortion"; the refugee ban was met by denunciations framed by pro-life concerns; and the president's nomination of Neil Gorsuch for Supreme Court justice prompted dismissive charges of hypocrisy for the movement's narrow focus.
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Democrats have been debating the scope of the articles, with some wanting to keep a narrow focus on the Ukraine matter and others pushing to broaden it to include revelations in former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump says he'll release financial records before election, knocks Dems' efforts House impeachment hearings: The witch hunt continues Speier says impeachment inquiry shows 'very strong case of bribery' by Trump MORE's report examining Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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