First order of business -- grow more female action stars.
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Khloe Kardashian's first order of business when she got pregnant?
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The first order of business was to tackle his shyness.
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The first order of business is to save lives, period.
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The first order of business is to sign the ticket.
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Your first order of business is paying off credit card debt.
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Your first order of business is putting on some smart glasses.
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The first order of business was to clear the railroad gulch.
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And-- that is our first and most important order of business.
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Ecological post-mortems are nowhere near the first order of business.
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Naturally, correcting the mistake should be your first order of business.
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Next order of business: enjoying some guilt-free, luxurious, healing sleep.
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My first order of business was to find a killer dosa.
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The Astros&apos first order of business is solving the Rangers riddle.
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My first order of business was to start a feud on Twitter.
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Getting fresh eyes on the product was their first order of business.
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In Britain, choosing Cameron's successor will be the first order of business.
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The first order of business: Build a really, really big wall. Whoa!
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His first order of business was really relaunching that committee's Russia investigation.
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The first order of business was to dismantle the anti-immigrant law.
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The first order of business in learning is to establish your goals.
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The first order of business, they believe, is to counter these threats.
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For example, Zendaya's first order of business is to stop ignoring phone calls.
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As a newly-minted royal, that should be her first order of business.
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Its first order of business: establishing a permanent crewed moon base called Zvezda.
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Floyd Mayweather's first order of business after announcing his big fight in Japan??
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Seeking some clarity about Chinese intentions should be a first order of business.
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After removing your outerwear, the next order of business is a decontamination shower.
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The first order of business is to save lives, period, whatever it costs.
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First order of business will be considering the motions filed on Wednesday morning.
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"It seems like this is sort of regular order of business," he said.
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The first order of business was to find Plexi-Craft a new home.
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"Our first order of business is to help Googlers who are affected," Pichai said.
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Threatening to have the Mountain kill Jaime was a completely different order of business.
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The first order of business is to protect civilians by shaping Turkey's next steps.
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Harris's first order of business: launching a cringe-worthy dance challenge of his own.
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Heading back toward Palm Springs, your next order of business is a windy road.
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Their first order of business is tackling the Cabinet picks, especially Pruitt and Tillerson.
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The first order of business, though, is to find a successor to Mr. Levine.
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"The first order of business is winning," said Geoff Garin, a strategist for Mrs.
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His first order of business will be to repair Britain's most important diplomatic relationship.
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The first order of business is always food, if I can even afford it.
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The first order of business is always food, if I can even afford it.
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And finally, as parents, our first order of business must be to calm ourselves.
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Her first order of business: searching online for a park to take her children.
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What was your first order of business when you acquired the brand last summer?
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That should be the next order of business when it comes to securing America.
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Their first order of business was to clear the dead trees in the backyard.
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His first order of business: to drop costly projects and streamline the company's focus.
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"The first order of business is to repeal and replace Obamacare," Mr. Pence said.
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But the first order of business was getting Hull 200 to New York Harbor.
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And that in such circumstances the first order of business is to stop digging.
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Her US visit drew attention away from her main order of business -- pushing through Brexit.
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Trump and Clinton spent Tuesday morning taking care of their first order of business: voting.
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So the first order of business is to prevent debt from having to be accumulated.
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In its first order of business, the assembly unanimously fired Attorney General Luisa Ortega Diaz.
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Upon arrival, Disick's first order of business was getting some ice cream with the family.
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This is great because he should be the next order of business for whoever wins.
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Krieg: I absolutely agree that he has upended the normal order of business in Washington.
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When Congress returns next week, negotiating a measure will be the top order of business.
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His first order of business was to drop costly projects and streamline the company's focus.
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The group's first order of business was just to get people to call them blueberries.
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The first order of business any Santa faces, says Marchetti, is finding a good suit.
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Mary's first order of business was a caveat, and it struck me like a Sumerian blade.
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The last order of business is the First Impression Rose, which goes to minivan dad Garrett.
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Her first order of business, however, is sorting out the consequences of the BLP's electoral sweep.
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They were even further thrown when Slimane's first order of business was changing the house's logo.
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But Tillerson's first order of business was North Korea, which the administration has made a priority.
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The next order of business, now that the baby is here, is giving him a name.
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First order of business—working on a rules change regarding six-packs on the House Floor.
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"The first order of business is making sure what we've already built we maintain," Tomer said.
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The emergency response to #coronavirus should be the first order of business in the Senate tomorrow.
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"The first order of business was to better understand the man's hypocrisies and failures," they write.
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Congress passed the stopgap measure as its final order of business before leaving for the holidays.
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For our first order of business: Will you please, kind sirs, create computerized parts for women?
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His first order of business is to change the whole way the court is approaching the trial.
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The first order of business was an explanation for his support of Rex Tillerson on Twitter yesterday.
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When taking in a small feline of uncertain provenance, this should be your first order of business.
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My first order of business was to decide what kind of vest to wear: fleece or quilted.
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The office opened in June 2013; its first order of business would be the exchange for Bergdahl.
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His first order of business will likely be advising Trump on military action against the Islamic State.
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The first order of business is the out of context claim of the promise made to Gorbachev.
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His first order of business was to grab a bottle of Slovenia Vodka from behind the bar.
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The obvious first order of business is clear: Everyone should have access to health care right now.
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The first order of business is to pay down your credit card debt, Genkin and others said.
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The first order of business is to loosen that regulatory noose, one regulatory knot at a time.
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There is widespread agreement that the first order of business is to calm very jittery insurance markets.
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Of course, Luann's first order of business was explaining to her Bravo castmates exactly what happened in Florida.
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Our chief order of business was to nail down office space — which was far from an easy task.
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His first order of business as coach was hiring a defensive coordinator, the former Atlanta coach Mike Smith.
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First order of business was to hire Grobe, the former Wake Forest coach, to replace the outgoing Briles.
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However, Trump's first order of business is repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
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But first, there was one order of business that had to be taken care of: a group selfie.
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The majority leader, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, promised that repeal would be the first order of business.
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Upon regaining her power, Cersei's first order of business is to blow up everyone who has wronged her.
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First, if you use any one of these 25 popular passwords, that should be your first order of business.
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"One order of business: some production companies are not paying people their overtime and their meal penalties," she explained.
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Her first order of business is taking the bundle of letters from Mayday, and burning them in the sink.
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The order of business, then, seems to be that beetles bury the dung and soil bacteria render it harmless.
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If Wilson were to head Lululemon again, his first order of business would be in a perhaps unexpected spot.
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Rampant inequality and toxicity is just "no longer acceptable as the usual order of business in comedy," Robinson said.
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How wrong was I. My first order of business was to test video exporting with and without the eGPU.
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Marianne Williamson's first order of business as president would be to call the Prime Minister Of New Zealand pic.twitter.
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My first order of business: Stop getting takeout for lunch every day and start making my lunch at home.
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That was not good enough for DeGregorio, whose first order of business was establishing a national team development program.
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But now its first order of business appears to be weathering criticism from both sides of the abortion debate.
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Recall, the first order of business for House Republicans was to try to gut the ethics office in Congress.
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However, police tell us their first order of business will be investigating her claims ... and it won't be easy.
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The first order of business for elites and authorities facing disruptive protest is to bring it to an end.
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The first order of business is to turn a mess into a problem that you can do something about.
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My first order of business was to explore Coeur d'Alene, a small city with a cute, compact downtown area.
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First order of business, ABC has announced who'll fill the chair next to Ripa, 45, for the next two weeks.
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Indeed, Hamid's first order of business will likely be to begin recruiting — and figuring out how to keep — young talent.
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But new chief of staff John Kelly made it his first order of business Monday to get rid of Scaramucci.
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Both went after the free press as the first order of business and continually crack down on domestic civil society.
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Trump's first order of business will be to issue a notification of intent to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Their first order of business was to put together a letter in support of Gorsuch to help boost his nomination.
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If elected, Piñeros says her first order of business would be to propose a bill formalizing efforts toward trans equality.
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Introducing Mr. van Zweden (pronounced Yahp van ZVAY-den), 57, to New Yorkers is the Philharmonic's first order of business.
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"Our first order of business is to help Googlers who are affected," he said, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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"Our first order of business is to help Googlers who are affected," he said, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Indeed, as the old saying goes, when you're in a hole, the first order of business is to stop digging.
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Company ValuationThe first order of business is making sure the numbers are a right fit for your business right now.
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The first order of business was typically to call the leaker and complain that he or she was playing favorites.
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The first order of business when Congress convenes on Tuesday is the swearing in of the new and re-elected members.
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" "The first order of business in any new inquiry is to conduct a thorough investigation in order to determine the facts.
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That's why H.R. 1, the sweeping anti-corruption bill, was first order of business for the Democrats in the 116th Congress.
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More allies will be added to the table as time goes on, and their first order of business: rebuild the brothels.
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The first order of business is cleaning my apartment, and I'm also determined to finally deal with that laundry today too.
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Aaccording to Niggli, WADA's first order of business will be dealing with the individual positive tests detailed in the McLaren report.
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But the first order of business is to win in two white, rural states, and this ad is optimizing for that.
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Last year's strict net neutrality rules now look like only the FCC's first order of business, vis-a-vis broadband providers.
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Disick arrived on the island on Monday, where his first order of business was getting some ice cream with the family.
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Leadership elections The first order of business for House Republicans on Tuesday will be to hold their leadership elections on Tuesday.
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After Donald Trump captured the White House, it became the first order of business for the Republican-led House and Senate.
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And their first order of business will likely be to reverse the historic network neutrality rules that were finalized in 2015.
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Kelly saw his first order of business as installing a more rigorous process and structure to the infamously chaotic White House.
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But if she is elected, she says, her first order of business won't be to remove the carving from the mountain.
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His first order of business was an article about a City Council meeting from the night before, which he hadn't attended.
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Baseball's winter meetings are all about the future — players changing teams, leagues changing rules — except for the first order of business.
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Typically foreign leaders consider an expression of condolences to victims of disasters and attacks to be the first order of business.
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"We'll continue to negotiate, but the first order of business: open up the government," Schumer said during an event on Wednesday.
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If you're like most people, your first order of business must be to rid yourself of the holiday heavies and stay fit.
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Graham's first order of business was to ask Ben Bradlee, who was then the bureau chief of Newsweek in Washington, to lunch.
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Well, The OA is here to stay, at least for another season, and our first order of business is learning that dance.
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Clinton voters hunger for a more balanced meal On Monday, Clinton's first order of business was to deliver a message about Trump.
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" Another: "When i'm elected to office my first order of business will be to make flip flops illegal in all 50 states.
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We need to do both of course, yet the first order of business must be to fight the epidemic and save lives.
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Her first order of business was a challenging one: To come up with budget and debt proposals that would satisfy the Netherlands.
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The first order of business will be swearing in Lindsay Hoyle as speaker; he is taking over the role from John Bercow.
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Her first big order of business has been to deal with jailed lawyer Michael Avenatti's complaints about his treatment at the lockup.
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Their first order of business, he said, should be coming up with an investment plan based on individual risk tolerance and financial goals.
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According to CBS News reporter Mark Knoller, Esper didn't respond to questions about his first order of business as he entered the Pentagon.
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The first order of business was lobbying the New York legislature for a bigger tax break to make the area competitive with Georgia.
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Trump vowed before he assumed office to withdraw from the TPP trade agreement as his first order of business in the White House.
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White House Everybody's back in Washington from spring recess and the first order of business is to keep the government from shutting down.
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It was teal then; in his first order of business as a car owner, Kayvon had it painted a fresh coat of black.
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For many women, the next order of business would be to take a fertility test, either at home or at their doctor's office.
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And to those Chobani workers turned shareholders, I hope you will make this the first order of business at your inaugural shareholders meeting.
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Their first order of business was a congratulatory phone call from family and friends at the Russian mission control center outside of Moscow.
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Collins told reporters at a Christian Science Monitor breakfast this month that infrastructure is the next major order of business in the Senate.
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Their first order of business as the House majority will be to decide whether to put the speaker's gavel back in Pelosi's hands.
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It's important to remember that however genuine these companies seem, their first order of business isn't to improve mobility—it's to generate profits.
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The first order of business for President Trump that he pressed Putin on was interference in the election, uh, meddling in the election.
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But their first order of business will be reopening the government, as Ms. Pelosi said Tuesday on Twitter in response to Mr. Trump.
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So I think the first order of business will be to get the spread of the virus under control, then resume economic activity.
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The first order of business, clearly, is making amends in Flint, providing safe water and the needed health interventions for the city's children.
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The consensus among CFO Council members from around the world is that corporate tax reform should be President-elect Trump's first order of business.
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I, like everyone I follow on Instagram and Twitter, returned to Snapchat this week for one specific order of business: the gender swap filter.
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Finding a compromise candidate would be the first order of business for Karimov's inner circle, a group with disparate interests and opinions, he said.
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It was unclear to rescuers exactly how Kiba got himself into this conundrum, but their first order of business was to make him comfortable.
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Republicans will make their long-desired bid to scrap the law the "first order of business," Vice President-elect Mike Pence said on Wednesday.
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Jon Gruden's first order of business in Oakland should be to cut Marshawn Lynch and upgrade the running back position ... so says Cris Carter.
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With Krasinski serving as director, his first order of business was casting his real-life leading lady as Skylar, who Minnie Driver originally portrayed.
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When humans began exploring our planet, each time they encountered a new island or valley, finding drinkable water was their first order of business.
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As soon as the test kits arrived in the state laboratories, scientists there set about the first order of business—verifying the tests' results.
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The Senate's first order of business may be to take up a $632 billion defense authorization bill, which passed the Armed Services Committee unanimously.
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Again, the first order of business was to find information to turn attention away from Russia's helping hand to Trump in the 2016 election.
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They also completed their first order of business: agreeing to allow the European Commission, the bloc's executive body, to lead the negotiations once Mrs.
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His first order of business was to pick a fight with another indie brand, Drunk Elephant, by suggesting its marula oil was too expensive.
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And in Argentina, the new pro-business government has made cozying up to Wall Street and the International Monetary Fund its first order of business.
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When it comes to policy, though, his first order of business will likely entail reversing many of President Obama's executive orders immediately upon taking office.
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Republicans in the Senate have informally amended the Constitution to make the filibuster—a tactic intended to undermine majority rule—the regular order of business.
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The president has said his first order of business is to get the Republican health-care bill passed before hitting tax reform and infrastructure spending.
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Remy Ma's first order of business after landing a new recording deal is teaming up with Lil Kim and shading the hell outta Nicki Minaj.
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Obama praised Louisiana's newly sworn in Democratic Governor John Bel Edwards, who made expanding Medicaid coverage for low-income people his first order of business.
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"The first order of business is to complete the negotiations," this official said, noting that the potential venue was just one element of the discussions.
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Beast Mode has touched down in Portugal to be an ambassador for American football ... and his first order of business -- SACKING THE COUNTRY'S U.S. AMBASSADOR!!!
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The most pressing order of business is to continue working with those communities to build a database of genomes that includes perhaps 2,000 Aboriginal Australians.
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The first order of business for the eventual nominee will be getting into the polls, with the aim of making it to the debate stage.
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One order of business is a draft resolution calling on the largest Protestant denomination in the U.S. to repudiate any rhetoric or behavior that dishonors women.
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However, Trump has maintained overhauling health care is his first order of business, and Republicans failed to get their health-care plan through Congress last month.
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The next order of business for implementation of federal reform is for the U.S. Senate to confirm William Barr as Attorney General of the United States.
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Germany is going to have to compromise -- and this must begin with the first order of business, which is shoring up the monetary union, the eurozone.
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One last order of business to be done before 2016 is over is to eliminate the United States Department of Agriculture's (USDA) duplicative Catfish inspection program.
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Ross' first order of business has to be a restoration of some consensus that international trade is capable of benefitting the nation and the average American.
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There are rumblings the Board may fire Weinstein as the first order of business, then disconnect the speakerphone and throw Patty Glaser out of the meeting.
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If so, then it seems the first order of business would be to start working on a stadium dome in case it rains again next year.
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Bobby Brown has declared himself the King of R&B and his first order of business -- trash the guy who thinks he's this generation's title holder.
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"The first order of business will be to get the spread of the virus under control and then resume economic activity," Powell told NBC's Today Show.
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The company's first order of business ought to have been to create a simple way for people to figure out if their data was potentially compromised.
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Public health needs are the first order of business, in particular medical testing and treatment, appropriate quarantines and enacting paid sick leave to minimize the spread.
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Our first order of business was to agree that we must have a bipartisan, bicameral joint resolution to overturn the President's dangerous decision in Syria immediately.
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The first order of business is to understand more about why, and to be honest with the public about what needs to be done about it.
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With a GOP majority in the House and Senate, it would appear their first order of business would NOT be to drive a Republican president from office.
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"The Senate Republicans are acting like they can just conduct business as usual, when the first order of business has to be reopening the government," Maryland Sen.
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His first order of business will be to staff the rest of his office, which experienced major personnel cuts to its energy and environment division last year.
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I'd start to doze off, and then I'd remember that the president-elect promised to take away my family's health insurance as his first order of business.
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"The next order of business is to keep the CNY-CNH rates close to each other ahead of the yuan's official entry into the SDR," DBS added.
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WWE Hall of Famer Sunny's first order of business after being released from prison is a total Diva move ... girl went and got herself a mani-pedi!!
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Back in 2011, the first order of business for the rabidly anti-choice Texas state legislature was to shut out Planned Parenthood from the state's Medicaid program.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Repealing Obamacare will be the first order of business in the U.S. Senate in January, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, said on Tuesday.
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Durkin's first order of business, aside from hitting the recruiting trail, was to settle on a starting quarterback, which he did last week by tabbing Perry Hills.
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Your first order of business should be adding up all of your wedding expenses, which will help you determine how much to put down to cover everything.
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But the very first order of business, Mr. Nadler said, must be protecting Mr. Mueller and the investigation into Mr. Trump's campaign and his actions in office.
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Jean Claude Van Damme says we need to run America like a business, and the first order of business should be establishing a relationship with Vladimir Putin.
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Nicki Minaj and Meek Mill are back on the West Coast and their first order of business is moving into a boss mansion together in Bev Hills.
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Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) said a 1.9 percent cost-of-living pay raise would be the "first order of business" for Congress when it convenes in January.
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Image: ESAA joint mission led by the European Space Agency and Roscosmos arrives at Mars next week, and its first order of business will be to make history.
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Caracas, Venezuela (CNN)Venezuela's National Constituent Assembly held its first session Saturday and issued its first order of business: the immediate removal of Attorney General Luisa Ortega Diaz.
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"My first order of business was to look at the strategy and see what we could do to accelerate it," said Trollope, who also runs the collaboration group.
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The first order of business should be scallion pancakes, because you're gonna want to have a tall stack of these fatty, carby discs on hand while you're cooking.
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I'm running as an American /Wrapping myself in the American flag /My first order of business is to put the American people first /In everything I do 3.
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The top order of business for new Finance Minister Gigaba has been to reassure the ratings firms, which are concerned about South Africa's political stability and fiscal discipline.
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What to watch: Parliament returns from recess next week, where its first order of business will be staging a cross-party rebellion to stop a no-deal Brexit.
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First order of business is Simon, who's been fomenting insurrection for the past few episodes and doesn't see Negan's surprise return as any reason to cancel his coup.
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Approving these rules is the first order of business for a Senate trial, though Democrats and Republicans currently remain at an impasse over what they'd like to see.
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"The Majors have restructured portfolios to thrive under a 'lower for longer' outlook," Wood Mackenzie said, noting that managing their current portfolios is the primary order of business.
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When the House reconvenes on April 25, the first order of business will be a spending bill to replace the current stopgap law, which expires three days later.
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The first order of business on that Saturday in February was publishing Justice Scalia's obituary, which I had first filed in 2011 and later revised once or twice.
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Trading division troubles Solomon's first order of business is to turn around Goldman's trading desk, which collects client fees to buy and sell stocks, bonds, commodities and currencies.
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Pelosi, widely expected to be elected the next House Speaker, vowed to make it the first order of business when Democrats realize their newly won majority next year.
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Patrick Dempsey and his wife, Jill, are back together, and their first order of business -- dumping the pad Jill bought when they were on the verge of divorce.
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First things first: if your hair isn't as long as Markle's medium-length cut, obtaining a set of clip-in hair extensions might be your first order of business.
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Skateboarders Christopher Chann, Mike Davis, Gabe McCoy, Blake Jossi, and Merari Paz teamed up with BeyondSlowMotion, and the first order of business was lighting everything but themselves on fire.
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"An easy fix — and the first order of business — ought to be the fixing of the extant reporting mechanism, so [that it] functions in a real way," says Roberts.
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Paris Hilton's ex is back to calling his own shots now that he's riding fast in the single lane ... first order of business -- breathing life into his acting career.
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As a first order of business, the new Amazon-owned Whole Foods late last month slashed the prices of a few items, mainly avocados, apples and other fresh produce.
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"The first order of business is to shift the 'stable CNY' bias from the U.S. dollar towards a weighted basket of currencies," DBS said in a separate note Wednesday.
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After they've settled the matter, Sadie brings up the next order of business: her plan to foster community support to keep the school open, beginning with a public march.
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When Ilmar Paegle was hired to run the breath-testing program for the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, D.C., his first order of business was to test its Intoxilyzers.
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" And he said impeaching President Donald Trump should not be "the first order of business" for Democrats in Congress, but "if the grounds are there, then we should proceed.
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When I asked her what the new Council's first order of business should be, she mentioned making it easier for people at the airport to summon Uber or Lyft.
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The majority leader in the statehouse has said their first order of business is going to be to bring up a bill that will basically contain these four recommendations.
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"The first order of business is to stabilize it," said Lee Skolnick, of Lee H. Skolnick Architecture and Design Partnership, whose firm was granted $166,960 for the exterior work.
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The first order of business for the Senate Tuesday will be to vote on a resolution laying out a plan and procedures for the first phase of the trial.
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He pointed to the existing act passed by the House of Representatives as its first order of business, H.R. 1, the "We the People Act," as a good start.
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If, as its first order of business, a Democratic House moves to impeach the President based on what we know today, I think there would be a tremendous backlash.
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"Our first order of business was to agree that we must have a bipartisan, bicameral joint resolution to overturn the president's dangerous decision in Syria immediately," Pelosi said Monday.
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So, if you&aposre feeling stuck, your first order of business is to spend some time thinking about what it is that you want to accomplish with your money.
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But the first order of business for Mr. Finaldi, previously the deputy director for collections and research at the Prado in Madrid, was to put the labor issues to rest.
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Making use of the pool and diving board was the first order of business for most, followed by a family-style welcome dinner where a local band serenaded the guests.
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Atlanta Fed's Bostic seemed less sanguine, telling reporters Friday that his first order of business Monday morning will be to review estimates of how tariffs might affect U.S. GDP growth.
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I was required to include a headshot along with my résumé, and the hiring manager's first order of business was to compare my picture to my actual, in-person face.
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When a dog winds up in a shelter, the rescue organization's first order of business is usually to make sure the animal is spayed or neutered, if it isn't already.
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Her first order of business will be to pass legislation on Thursday evening that would reopen the federal government, which is in the midst of a 13-day partial shutdown.
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Here are five of the top issues POLITICO will be following: Trudeau's top order of business gives the opposition parties their first substantive opportunity to make the minority government squirm.
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If you have cash to spare right now and carry a balance on your credit card or have high-interest student loans, that should be your first order of business.
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His first order of business at Bed Bath & Beyond will be to improve the in-store and online shopping experiences for customers as well as widen the company's merchandise assortment.
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He's already enjoying the perks of being signed to Wayne ... his first order of business with the crew was to take (smoking hot) Young Money artist Stephanie Acevedo to prom.
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Atkins was poached from Apple's Beats by Dre three years ago, and her first order of business was to point out that, uh, Kodak needed to have an Instagram account.
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If The Rain does get a second season, be prepared to see our heroes' first order of business be ridding themselves of those fatal nanites and therefore hiding Rasmus from Apollon.
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If Donald Trump wins the presidency, his first order of business might be a pardon for his son, who broke New York State law by posting a shot of his ballot.
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House Republicans impetuously made gutting the Congressional ethics office their first order of business—only to beat a humiliating retreat after the resulting public outcry and rebuke from President-elect Trump.
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The cases they deal with usually involve a form of mental, physical, or sexual abuse, and BACA's first order of business is ensuring the crimes have been brought to authorities' attention.
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Master P has just been named the president of a brand new professional basketball league -- for both men and women -- and says his first order of business is signing LaVar Ball.
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Upon landing, the rover's first order of business will be to hoist up the mast — and its various cameras and instruments — to a high perch over 7 feet above the ground.
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Of course, the first order of business was to implement sensitivity training for all 500 Evanston public school teachers and staff members, and to hold required staff meetings segregated by race.
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Ngannou already has the hard part sorted: he is difficult to take down, so learning to conserve his energy without going into full on passivity is the next order of business.
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His first order of business was to spend a year traveling with his wife and two children, then 4 and 11, to Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, Qatar, Greece, Sri Lanka and Laos.
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The first order of business was to take advantage of the open bar and grab a drink with a few new friends that I'd made in the red carpet media area.
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They clearly have decided that the first order of business is to devalue the yuan so it will make it more difficult for U.S. exports to get to the Chinese market.
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The notion that a billionaire president's first order of business is to bully some of the world's poorest women by stripping them of healthcare is as dangerous as it is perverse.
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He handed Juan a gun and said the first order of business was to take down an emerging gang made up of bandits recruited from as far away as the Pacific coast.
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Speaking at his regular morning news conference, Lopez Obrador said he expected USMCA ratification to be the first order of business in an extraordinary session of the Senate set for next week.
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"If there's not Red Bulls when you wake up, that's first order of business or the day's not going to happen," Smyers answered as his music partner's biggest demand while on tour.
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" On the priorities of the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority: "Our first order of business is to make sure everyone has a unit, and that it's a unit that is going to last.
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Airbus' first order of business will be at the Sundance Film Festival, where an Uber spokesperson told CNBC that Airbus helicopters will help make it easier for attendees to navigate the event.
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Unfortunately, the first order of business for House Republicans in the New Year was a secret Caucus vote, held behind closed doors to gut the independent ethics watchdog that oversees this chamber.
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Gritty's well-timed pratfall may have won over America's hearts, but it also distracted from his next order of business: Literally shooting a guy in the back with a t-shirt cannon.
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When Roberta Freymann moved into her apartment at the Apthorp on the Upper West Side three years ago, she knew her first order of business would be repainting the dull gray walls.
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Your first order of business, though, isn't to anticipate how your friend will respond to the news; it's to figure out whether your friend is entitled to hear the news from you.
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Mayor Martin J. Walsh of Boston, a Democrat, has joined with his counterparts, but he said the first order of business for mayors everywhere was to take care of their own citizens.
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Their first order of business was to import the '70s sitcom's most obvious source of conflict — a constant political battle of the wills with a know-it-all lefty son-in-law.
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The first order of business, Democrats say, is to move beyond impeachment and the partisan battles in Washington to hammer home an economic message about how electing Democrats will make people's lives better.
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Starting with SEOJohnston's first order of business after carving out her niche was optimizing her website for search engines — which meant taking every class and reading every article she could find on SEO.
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Still, the order of business, in which the Party sent a signal and speculative shares tumbled, provides two excellent reasons why global investors should fight shy of China's shares, MSCI inclusion or not.
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Having laid out a roadmap for negotiations at their first round of talks on Wednesday, an overview of the country's finances was the main order of business at their second meeting, on Monday.
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The party's first order of business concerned five judges who had been appointed to the 15-member Constitutional Tribunal, Poland's highest court (roughly equivalent to the US Supreme Court), by the outgoing administration.
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The entire House of Representatives (Democrats and Republicans alike) still needs to vote to officially elect the speaker on January 22, their first order of business at the start of the new session.
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But since it's difficult for a couple thousand people to have a conversation, the delegates have, er, delegated the nitty-gritty of rulemaking to the Convention Committee on Rules and Order of Business.
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He chided Mr. Di Muro for using lawmakers' time for personal matters ahead of an important order of business: a vote on measures to assist central Italian regions struck by earthquakes in 2016.
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It's clear we need more research, and our first order of business is to explore how this study and others will allow us, whatever our gender, to provide better quality health care to patients.
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"Once he assumed the highest office in the land, his first order of business was to close our borders to immigrants and refugees, particularly those from Muslim-majority countries," Langevin, said in a statement.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence, after separately meeting with Republicans who control both the House and Senate, said on Wednesday repealing the 2010 law was the "first order of business" of the Trump administration.
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" Their first order of business was to announce the CBGB Music and Film Festival's 2015 move from Times Square to the beaches of Fort Lauderdale—the result, Florida tourism officials said, of "great synergy.
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Jennifer wants women in power, but when Plum's former boss Kitty becomes the most powerful person at her company, she debases her employees and fires a black woman as her first order of business.
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Photo: Rik Paul Photo: Rik Paul Car GPS: Garmin DriveSmart 51 LMT-S Before the wheels start rolling, knowing where you're going and how to get there is likely the first order of business.
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But it nevertheless acts as a statement of priorities for House Democratic priorities and is what Democrats plan to make their first order of business in January when they take control of the House.
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As her first order of business, DeVos could best serve the cause of expanded school choice by first clearing away the suffocating controls the U.S. Education Department (USED) continues to exert on local schools.
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Its first order of business should be working with the United States to persuade Russia to forgo using its veto and allow the creation of humanitarian zones in Syria under a United Nations mandate.
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AT&T is eager to get publishers besides its own like CNN and WarnerMedia to join its ad sales marketplace, and its first order of business was to announce new additions to the service.
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Maintaining its oil-and-gas business as a publicly traded company also provides an acquisition currency to pursue other transactions in the sector, though executives said reaping synergies remained the first order of business.
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People understand that Kanders is the tip of the iceberg, and that if taken to its logical conclusion, the normal order of business, power, and privilege in the art system is put at risk.
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"First order of business for the women's team ... we have a new merchandising structure and a new team ... is to drive inventory management and reduce our choice count and increase depth," Gass told analysts.
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Under the circumstances, he said, protocol demanded that she take cover and call for backup instead of opening fire -- which Lee confirmed was the normal order of business for police officers in such situations.
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"On this solemn day, I recall that the first order of business for members of Congress is the solemn act to take an oath to defend the Constitution," Pelosi said while announcing the articles.
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Read on to find out more about my week of being zero-waste: My first order of business in going zero waste was, of course, to find out what going zero waste actually means.
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Nadler said that if acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker is still in office when he takes the gavel, his first order of business will be to invite or subpoena him to appear before the committee.
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Alberta Premier Jason Kenney and his cabinet were sworn in on Tuesday and proclaimed the "Preserving Canada's Economic Prosperity Act" as their first order of business, Kenney told reporters at a press conference on Wednesday.
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Dr. Green says the first order of business is to be sure any laser or pulsed light treatment is performed by a well-trained physician — an untrained provider can cause serious, and even permanent damage.
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Avoiding the slow starts that have plagued it in the first two games will be the first order of business for Rutgers when it faces visiting New Mexico on Saturday in a non-conference game.
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Realizing that the family business has been dealing to both sides and profiting on the bloodshed, Stark's first order of business on coming home is to announce that his company will no longer manufacture weapons.
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"Given that the President's first order of business is challenging trade deals, it has probably caught a number of optimistic investors off balance," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at BMO Private Bank in Chicago.
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House Republicans, on the verge of a Washington takeover as the new Congress convened Tuesday, couldn't stop themselves from trying to dilute the power of a despised ethics watchdog as their first order of business.
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The company's first order of business was offering e-commerce customers the option to choose between products made in the US and cheaper, identical pieces manufactured abroad — a radical shift from American Apparel's original manufacturing ethos.
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Paul Ryan facing easier-than-expected vote Before digging into talks over the government funding bill, the first order of business for both parties will be to hold leadership elections to prep for the next Congress.
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"Somebody who wakes up in the morning and their first order of business is (to) get heroin -- I know what that's like," Bourdain said in a 2014 "Parts Unknown" episode highlighting an opioid crisis in Massachusetts.
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"It is the position that I've got, and I think the great majority of Senate Democrats, that in the United States Senate the first order of business has to be reopening the government," Van Hollen said.
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If he did win the lottery, he says, the first order of business, after giving to charity, would be to "buy the business and to buy the property… at least we can stay in this neighborhood."
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The memo makes it clear that transforming or discarding NAFTA, the free trade accord between Canada, Mexico, and the United States that President Bill Clinton signed into law in 1993, is the first order of business.
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Leading Israeli experts warn that granting Netanyahu immunity — which would be his first order of business if he wins the election in March — would constitute yet another serious attack on the very foundations of Israeli democracy.
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The U.S. House of Representatives is expected to approve articles of impeachment this week, kicking the process to the Senate, where a trial will be the first order of business when lawmakers return in early January.
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As Adam Jentleson, former Chief of Staff for Harry Reid wrote in the Washington Post, Senate Democrats have the power to withhold their consent on any order of business which would bring the chamber to a halt.
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Alberta Premier Jason Kenney and his United Conservative Party Cabinet, which took office on Tuesday, proclaimed the "Preserving Canada's Economic Prosperity Act" as its first order of business, Kenney told reporters at a news conference on Wednesday.
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The first official order of business will be picking a jury, and Chapo's legal team and the government just jointly filed a list of 120 proposed questions (see PDF below) they want all prospective jurors to answer.
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When WIRED introduced Facebook to its online readers in 2004, four months after Mark Zuckerberg launched the site with a few friends out of his Harvard dorm room, the first order of business was explaining the poke.
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My first order of business was naturally to bring the kit (along with all of my childlike excitement) to my friends' apartment on a Saturday afternoon, for what I hoped would be an arts and crafts party.
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The Coens' reimagining of a real Hollywood tough guy is interesting for insiders, but in their first order of business, that of making a rousing comedy about the Hollywood of 65 years ago, they've fallen rather short.
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And Republican leaders in the GOP-controlled Senate have shown little interest in moving on a comprehensive immigration reform bill, instead joining Trump in urging more funding for the border wall as a first order of business.
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"That's the first order of business: rolling back these egregious, restrictive laws so the state can just get to a place where Virginians can access care," said Paulette McElwain, the board chair of Planned Parenthood Virginia PAC.
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Kenneth Leon, an analyst at the Wall Street research firm CFRA, said Mr. Scharf's first order of business was likely to be deciding which members of Wells Fargo's senior leadership team to keep and which to replace.
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Early in his career, Mr. Gregory insisted in interviews that his first order of business onstage was to get laughs, not to change how white America treated Negroes (the accepted word for African-Americans at the time).
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The first order of business for me there — as for any foreigner in any Congolese city — was clearing my presence with the infamous Direction Générale de Migration, charged with monitoring the internal movement of people and goods.
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Once they are under oath, senators' first order of business will be wrangling over rules and procedures that dictate the structure of the trial, including whether and when witnesses can be called and documents admitted into evidence.
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Sources close to the situation tell TMZ ... Travis, Kylie Jenner and their daughter, Stormi, recently took off to Honolulu where Travis' first order of business was getting some QT with his girls in a massive Airbnb rental.
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What exactly these premium services will look like remains to be seen, but the first order of business for the company is now to release DISCO within the next few months and then build an ecosystem around it.
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Remember guys, when you have a really cool product that everyone loves and that sells out immediately, the first order of business is to kill that fucker and put it in the ground before people get too attached.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When the Democrats take over the U.S. House of Representatives in three weeks, their first order of business is expected to be a wide-ranging bill about political corruption, voter disenfranchisement and cleaning up campaign finance.
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A walk around the neighborhood was the first order of business: A stop by Mumbai's first Anglican church, St. Thomas Cathedral, established in 1718, was followed by a visit to the free Jehangir Art Gallery near Wellington Fountain.
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Their first order of business in January was to pass two measures restricting abortion — one banning the procedure after 20 weeks into a pregnancy, and the other requiring doctors to narrate ultrasounds in detail, regardless of patients' wishes.
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In addition to building the jets already on the drawing boards, Boeing's first order of business in the mid-market segment is to protect its flank from European rival Airbus , which has gobbled up orders in that space.
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His first order of business will be to get a handle on China's growing debt problem and get ahead of a potential problem should any of the many variables related to the overhang of debt start to unravel.
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But when new guidance from the civilian masters is part of the update, planners' first order of business is getting answers from the civilian leaders -- the secretary of defense and the President -- to a slew of very important questions.
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The Alberta legislature convenes for the first time in May and Kenney has said its first order of business will be scrapping Alberta's carbon tax, a move that promises to put the province on a collision course with Ottawa.
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GOP leaders in Washington have also made gutting Obamacare their first order of business in 214, promising to replace the law — but offering few details about their plan, causing concern that people like Williams will again be left uninsured.
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GOP leaders in Washington have also made gutting Obamacare their first order of business in 2017, promising to replace the law — but offering few details about their plan, causing concern that people like Williams will again be left uninsured.
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He couldn't see his way to making meaningful concessions on much of anything with Congress over eight years, but Israel is supposed to engage in peace negotiations where the first order of business is establishing their right to exist.
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Ravens rookie Kenneth Dixon isn't gonna let being in the NFL stop him from being a fan of the NFL ... saying his first order of business in the league is to get autographs from EVERY ONE of his teammates.
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She had been the chairwoman of National Welders Supply Company, which her father started and which she sold in 2007 to Airgas, and her first order of business was to create a sport clay field where she could shoot.
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Deep Space Industries' first order of business was to develop the technology needed to make space mining a reality, which it would then use to further its own asteroid mining ambitions while selling the technology to other mining companies.
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The party, known as the AfD, immediately made its presence felt by submitting a petition to challenge the order of business in a dispute over a change to rules that prevented one of its lawmakers from opening the session.
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His first order of business is to give Hannah a rose and send her back to the hotel so he can deal with Cassie and Kirpa — but before he's made his final decision, Caelynn shows up to defend her friend Cassie.
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While President-elect Trump had been adamant his first order of business would be to repeal Obamacare, he's since softened his stance and said certain elements of the ACA might remain in place (see the recent article by Gavin Teo).
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Look, you give me a robot—even one that exists merely as a screen, speaker, camera, and microphone—and my first order of business is going to be screwing with it: trying to elicit the most explicit response I can.
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The first order of business on Monday will be for Williams to run an air sample and install sensors to test how the unit is handling the barrage of radiation and space trash that regularly flings itself against the ISS.
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"My first order of business as Chair of America First Action is to crush our fundraising goals and ensure we have every dollar we need to fight off each of President Trump's enemies in 2020," she said in a statement.
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El Chapo's trial officially began Monday at the federal courthouse in downtown Brooklyn, and the first order of business was to find 12 jurors who would be willing to sit through a high-profile trial could last up to four months.
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The first order of business should be implementing the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) in 0003 and pressing ahead with other major agreements, such as the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership and the recently mooted EU-Australia free trade accord.
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The artists who played Friday and Saturday set the bar pretty high, but Sunday's performers lived up to the hype gracefully (or, in the case of Run the Jewels, like their only order of business was to fuck shit up).
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Now that Sister Act 2 is readily available to stream on Disney+ for the first time, my first order of business will be to queue it up and let it wash over me for the first time in almost fifteen years.
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Let's continue to ensure that the first order of business for public health, safety, and a strong economy is to develop and safeguard we have a resilient electric grid that will support a more intensely electric and economically dynamic future.
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As a first order of business, the new Congress should order a comprehensive audit of the regulatory, tax, and policy environments to identify redundancies, inefficiencies, and systemic problems that artificially raise the cost of doing business in the United States.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California and Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, spoke by phone earlier on Monday and agreed that a bipartisan, bicameral resolution to overturn the president's decision is their "first order of business," Ms. Pelosi said.
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When Rod Rosenstein, the acting U.S. attorney general for purposes of investigations related to Russian election interference, appointed Mueller in May 2017, he made it clear that Mueller's first order of business was to investigate possible collusion by the Trump campaign.
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Until the Trump presidency became a reality, the main order of business in any review of "24: Legacy" would have been to assess whether the franchise is still viable without Jack Bauer, Kiefer Sutherland's memorable counterterrorism operative, as its lead character.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California and Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, spoke by phone earlier on Monday and agreed that a bipartisan, bicameral resolution to overturn the president's decision is their "first order of business," Ms. Pelosi said.
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There will be similar tap dancing around Meyer as U.S.C., which forced out its athletic director, Lynn Swann, last week, conducts a search for a replacement whose first order of business will be to determine the future of Coach Clay Helton.
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"The first order of business is to keep our promise to repeal Obamacare and replace it with the kind of healthcare reform that will lower the cost of health insurance without growing the size of government," Pence told a news conference.
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Sources close to the couple tell TMZ ... the fam's first order of business when Travis gets a break from his Astroworld tour next week is a family trip with no distractions -- so they can focus on spending time together with baby Stormi.
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One thing everyone's concerned about is the creativity and quality of these kinds of movies—and if that's the case, then it seems to me that the first order of business would be figuring out why they're not more interesting or exciting.
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It turns out my fears were somewhat founded; Dr. Green says the first order of business is to be sure any laser or pulsed light treatment is performed by a well-trained physician — an untrained provider can cause serious and even permanent damage.
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"When you have a client in crisis mode, the first order of business is to help the client figure out who their natural allies are, and then to reach out to those allies to arm them with the facts," the lobbyist said.
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Congressional leaders have said that their first order of business upon reconvening this week is to repeal and, at some point, replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) — the 2010 legislation that President Obama often is said to regard as his signature achievement.
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But the liberals in the Provisional Government wanted to continue the war for patriotic and business reasons, while the parties who dominated the Soviet—the Mensheviks and Socialist Revolutionaries—believed that the first order of business was to defend Russia from invasion.
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"No one voted to pollute our public lands, air or drinking water in the last election, yet the Trump administration is doing the bidding of powerful polluters as nearly its first order of business," Earthjustice attorney Jenny Harbine said in a statement.
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Mr. Shi said the Chinese leader's first order of business was narrow in scope: to improve the relationship after the acrimony of 2017, when the North, against China's advice, tested a series of missiles and what it said was a hydrogen bomb.
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By replacing the two most senior Chinese officials overseeing Hong Kong affairs as the first order of business while leaving Lam in place, the shake-up showed "where the real power lies in Hong Kong," writes Antony Dapiran, a Hong Kong-based author.
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Representative Nancy Pelosi, who is likely to be elected speaker on Thursday, said her first order of business would be reopening the government, part of which has been shut for 23 days after a spending impasse over funding for a border wall.
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"Really the first order of business, the first challenge, is to get people out of the mud and the despair in which they are finding themselves into a place where organized relief can be provided," he told a news conference in Geneva.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), the new chair of the committee, has pledged to reopen the Russia probe in light of the indictments of several Trump associates, and said his first order of business would be to hand over all witness transcripts to the Mueller investigation.
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The first order of business will be amending the charter, which is road map as to how the WPK relates to North Korea's population, government and society, how it views the world, and how it, as a political party, is organized and does business.
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OTTAWA, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Wednesday the first order of business for his new government will be to cut taxes for the middle class, and he promised to move ahead on the expansion of a western oil pipeline.
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Theme nights and performances are the order of business for the cruise, and for their special '90s themed party, the five dressed respectively as Melanie Brown (Scary), Geri Halliwell (Ginger), Baby (Emma Bunton), Posh (Kevin Richardson) and Melanie Chisholm (Sporty), and uh, it was something.
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And draw lots (and lots) of attention to the fact that they simply cannot all agree on legislation that every single one of them -- from Trump on down -- insisted would be their first order of business upon taking the reins of power in Washington.
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Politically, Friday's momentous events will race like wildfire through the Republican Party's conservative, establishment base, which has been told repeatedly by candidates that the first order of business with the GOP President in the White House would be to repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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The first order of business for Rosenstein may be briefing his new boss, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, on how Maryland reduced violent crime rates by 37 percent from 2005 to 2014 — because it was not by following the script that Sessions has been promoting.
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"The first order of business would be to try to learn as much as possible, to understand the nature of the issues," he said, citing the recent success of AI in beating humans at the game Go, which was once thought to be nearly impossible.
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While the order of business at the opening day of the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump was focused on the rules, Democrats used the opportunity to revisit the revelations about Trump's efforts to pressure Ukraine into weakening his political opponent Joe Biden.
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At the top of that list have been tweets related to setting up his cabinet (5.8 percent), but Trade/Tariffs/Moving Jobs and Obamacare have both received meaningful attention at 2.9 percent each, suggesting those two areas may be his first order of business come January 21.
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The Russian ambassador read out a statement on Yemen to the press — while he was still wearing his red Russian team shirt, perhaps in anticipation for the Security Council photo-op that was the next order of business before resuming for another meeting — this time on peacekeeping.
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" In brief remarks before unveiling articles of impeachment last week, Pelosi called it a "solemn day" and recalled that "the first order of business for Members of Congress is the solemn act to take an oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama exhorted fellow Democrats on Wednesday to preserve his legacy-defining healthcare law as Republicans moved ahead with their long-sought bid to scrap it in what Vice President-elect Mike Pence called the "first order of business" of Donald Trump's administration.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), the new Democratic chair of the committee, has pledged to reopen the Russia probe in light of the indictments of several Trump associates and said Friday that his first order of business would be to hand over all witness transcripts to the Mueller investigation.
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If Mr Ryan is still Speaker in January or Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky is still Republican leader in the Senate, do they imagine that their hearts would soar at being asked, as a first order of business, to get a free trade pact through the next Congress?
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The first order of business when it comes to savings security is to make sure you have two funds: an emergency fund for total loss of income and a rainy day fund for those unexpected expenses that are never fun like car repairs, root canals, and new water heaters.
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"The first order of business is to keep our promise to repeal Obamacare and replace it with the kind of healthcare reform that will lower the cost of health insurance without growing the size of government," Pence said at a news conference alongside House Speaker Paul Ryan, Reuters reports.
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"No one voted to pollute our public lands, air or drinking water in the last election, yet the Trump administration is doing the bidding of powerful polluters as nearly its first order of business," Earthjustice attorney Jenny Harbine, the lead litigator in the case, said in a statement.
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As Republicans near what might be a decisive defeat on health care, some in the GOP argue their party made a mistake in tackling the decisive issue as the first order of business instead of tax cuts, which is more of a GOP specialty and more popular politically.
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Here's how we got to this moment, and why the stakes are enormous for Republicans: Obamacare: Partisan from the very beginning When Obama took office in January 2009, the country was spiraling into a deep recession and the new president's most urgent order of business was to stabilize the economy.
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When Jason Clarke was tapped to play Ted Kennedy in the new drama Chappaquiddick — about the 1969 car crash that left Kennedy's young passenger Mary Jo Kopechne dead at the bottom of a pond — the Australian actor's first order of business was to perfect the late senator's distinct Massachusetts drawl.
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The first order of business will be to clean house: It will likely dissolve the National Assembly, the Venezuelan legislature where the opposition won a two-thirds majority in a 2015 landslide, which now seems likely to be remembered as the last free elections in Venezuela for a good long time.
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In an effort to reverse the trend, the Problem Solvers Caucus, a 85033-member coalition split between Democrats and Republicans, proposed a slate of 10 rules changes over the summer, pressing leaders of both parties to commit to adopting them as a first order of business in the next Congress.
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For any filmmaker foolhardy enough to embark on a remake of "Ben-Hur," the kitschy 1959 sword-and-sandals epic that captured 11 Oscars and elevated Charlton Heston to Hollywood sainthood, the first order of business is to create a bigger and better version of that movie's climactic chariot race.
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To the Editor: While I disagree with Bret Stephens that "democratic socialism" is political hemlock for the Democratic Party, I do feel that the first order of business is to win back the House and the Senate, even if that means electing a few moderate Democrats in select races in 2018.
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The first order of business is to approve the long-delayed nomination of Luis Felipe Restrepo of Pennsylvania to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, a relatively rare vote on an appeals court judge given Republican reticence to allow President Obama to fill more judicial vacancies in his final months.
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The first order of business this morning was a grim one: to deliver the news that the current global coral bleaching event, which has caused more than 90 percent of the northern Great Barrier Reef to starve, is not going to end anytime soon—it'll continue through the end of this year, if not longer.
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"The delegates have the final say in all of this about the rules governing the convention, but a lot of folks are jumping straight to the roll-call vote which is literally the last order of business in terms of their decision-making process, " said Josh Putnam, political science lecturer at the University of Georgia.
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Their first order of business will be to pass a government funding bill to end the shutdown, but after that, the party that's been locked out of wielding any real power in Congress for years is itching to change the debate, and itching to prove to voters that they're the adults in the room.
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The first order of business is protecting the GOP majority from the prospect of collapse with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE or Sen.
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Because the SBC has been identified in the past, rightly or wrongly, as part and parcel of the Republican Party, the committee on order of business (at Southern Baptists' national meeting) tried to be very clear that their reason for accepting Mike Pence's invitation was to say that we respect and honor our civic leaders.
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What Kushner's been up to: Helped negotiate the $100+ billion arms deal that was unveiled during Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia Was closely involved in NAFTA discussions and calls from the presidents of Mexico and Canada to Trump (although the exact order of business between Trump and Trudeau is disputed, both versions of the story involve Jared Kushner).
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Reidar -- a 28 year-old author and teacher -- attended our People's Summit training on distributed organizing and was excited to share the knowledge with the rest of his collaborators, so the first order of business for us in Oslo was getting out the slide deck and running a similar training for Roedt party grassroots activists in their downtown office.
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Now, with Laszlo housebound by grief, there are no angry, object-throwing outbursts to contend with, no dredging up of painful memories of drowning brothers and faithless fiancées and suicidal fathers, no slaps to the face when someone like Sara has the temerity to suggest that healing oneself should be any physician's first order of business (or any alienist's).
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"The first order of business is to make sure that we do everything we can to make sure the federal government is providing the support that's needed for Texas and Texans to heal," said Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, after he and other members of Congress met with residents who were forced from their homes by the storm.
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Shear and Three Babes Bakeshop owner Lenore Estrada have been friends for 20 years, according to Eater SF. They have dubbed their nonprofit SF New Deal, and its first order of business will be paying restaurants to deliver food to the city's most vulnerable residents, such as older residents who cannot leave their homes and those who are homeless.
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Daver had come to Udacity after years advising companies ranging from Baidu, where she orchestrated the company's marketing push to a U.S. audience ahead of its public offering in New York, to Netflix, which was, at the time, embroiled in a battle with Blockbuster for control over media distribution in the U.S. Their first order of business was shifting the focus, Thrun said.
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Netanyahu's first order of business will be to strike an agreement with his potential coalition partners, most of them far-right, pro-settler parties, in which, as Haaretz reported, those parties will agree to create legislation that gets rid of the multiple indictments for corruption looming in Bibi's future — and in return he will agree to annex West Bank settlements to Israel.
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The one upside of a draw is that if it came at the conclusion of a heated contest, the rematch is the first order of business and so at UFC 209 Thompson and Woodley will go at it once more, in a fight which will struggle to live up to the excitement of the first, but which will hopefully give us some closure.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE said Monday that he would remove the United States from a sweeping Asia-Pacific trade agreement as part of his first order of business in the White House.
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Putting aside the clear constitutional impediment to requiring a super-majority vote on electing a speaker, the order of business in the House on the opening day of a new Congress calls for the election and swearing-in of a Speaker (under general parliamentary law), followed by the swearing-in of members, the election of other house officers, and then the adoption of a new set of House rules.
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Why it matters: Parliament returns from August recess next week, where its first order of business will be presenting legislation to force Prime Minister Boris Johnson to seek a Brexit extension from the EU. Lawmakers' power to stop a no-deal has been severely hampered by Johnson's dramatic decision to suspend Parliament, which has cut down on the amount of time it will be in session before Oct. 31.
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"Given the time, the cost, and the complexity of building an entirely new tunnel, the department is working with Amtrak to design and validate a faster and more cost-effective method to improve safety and functionality in this tunnel as the first order of business," Ms. Chao said Amtrak executives and elected officials in New York and New Jersey have implored Ms. Chao and President Trump to make building new tunnels a priority.
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Terri SewellTerrycina (Terri) Andrea Sewell'Raise the Wage Act' would drop the hammer on the most vulnerable workers Ocasio-Cortez distances herself from ex-staffer's controversial tweet Mueller says political campaigns should report offers of foreign assistance MORE (D-Ala.), who has sponsored legislation to restore voting protections lost when the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act in 2202, said the issue will be "our first order of business" in the next Congress.
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And that was a very productive conversation in that you had the mainstream media screaming and insisting before that meeting that President Trump would not even raise the specter of Russian interference in our election, and, instead, President Trump raised it as the first order of business and reportedly kept pressing President Putin on it, and also talked about very important things like the ceasefire in Syria, which was successfully negotiated as part of this meeting, and infrastructure and national security and a nuclear-capable world. Yes.
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Vice President-elect Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE met with both House and Senate Republicans and emphasized that repeal of ObamaCare will be the first order of business for Republicans under President-elect Donald 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.
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