It's not quite as easy to understand, which is enormous power over people's information and picking and choosing or not picking and choosing.
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"The market is picking and choosing," a banking source said.
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Picking and choosing is not part of his job description.
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Mueller is clearly picking and choosing his charges carefully, so far.
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We're all finding our rhythm and picking and choosing our spots.
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It's like picking and choosing my favorite aspects of each gender.
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White supremacists and Neo Nazis aren't picking and choosing who they target.
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"They are cherry-picking, picking and choosing, focusing on these communities," Alsadah said.
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The stories are too widespread and picking and choosing simply misses the point.
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Picking and choosing who gets in is another step that threatens basic press freedoms.
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He said that picking and choosing delivers a much better return without sacrificing safety.
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And she is picking and choosing which of his attacks to hit back at.
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They're less about picking and choosing municipalities and more about how to group counties.
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Alito calls himself a "practical originalist," picking and choosing when to apply the theory.
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The basic explanation behind this culinary picking and choosing comes back to customer service.
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He advises picking and choosing the industrials stocks to own, based on a few criteria.
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Mr Morton believes in picking and choosing new flora and fauna to colonise the changed landscape.
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The message was clear: it's all or nothing with Eurovision and there's no picking and choosing.
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A reasonable observer might well conclude that the government is simply picking and choosing among judges.
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Defeated, Liverpool does not have the luxury, like Real Madrid, of picking and choosing its memories.
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" But he added, "The public is out there picking and choosing and narrowing down this field.
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Rather than legislators picking and choosing favored industries or technologies, industries could compete to meet performance metrics.
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The third option, picking and choosing how they want to run the government, sets a dangerous precedent.
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As a result of that, they're picking and choosing their jobs wherever and whenever they live and work.
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Eliminating auto-advance suggests that most people were already picking and choosing which stories they wanted to watch.
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As a prosecutor, you have the option of picking and choosing the cases that you want to prosecute.
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And being president means Trump doesn't really have the luxury of picking and choosing which veterans he commands.
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God made the world, and he's watching carefully, picking and choosing favorites, punishing those who don't pay attention.
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"I'm expecting that they're looking at it alongside other legislation, and then picking and choosing the best pieces."
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And when it comes to picking and choosing, the traditional TV bundle will lose more subscribers to skinny bundles.
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But USNews, widely known for its annual college rankings, suggests picking and choosing extracurriculars based on quality over quantity.
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Mark Green told the newspaper he's worried that some local governments are picking and choosing which laws they enforce.
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That means picking and choosing when to make crucial interactions occur, and exploring the branching situations to their fullest.
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Those in the military do not get the luxury of picking and choosing which orders they want to follow.
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Deeper historical context shows that 20th-century presidents were not innovators in picking and choosing businesses to succeed either.
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Third, there are lots of other factors, so you have to avoid picking and choosing your stories too much.
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I've just been picking and choosing, man, and doing whatever I can do—the best to help the team.
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In all the other cases, these brazen prosecutors are just picking and choosing and misapplying all manner of laws.
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Instead, she says to look at it like a menu, picking and choosing what advice works best for different areas.
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I would just love to have more women in that role, where they're picking and choosing the takes for me.
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"It looks like picking and choosing," says Michael Leigh, a fellow at the German Marshall Fund and former EU commissioner.
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But the way in which the company is picking and choosing who gets affordable access to the drug deserves condemnation.
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After all, picking and choosing the best products available to us is a big part of being a smart consumer.
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"We don't want the government picking and choosing the messages it approves and disapproves of," ACLU attorney Emerson Sykes said.
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Add to that the potential for a recession, and many consumers will start picking and choosing between the various streaming services.
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He creates his own menu by picking and choosing items for one light meal and a snack from what is offered.
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That is, they follow an index, such as the Standard & Poor's 2500, instead of having someone picking and choosing the investments.
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The Trump administration is trying to sweep them under the rug by unilaterally picking and choosing who is eligible for reunification.
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But, ultimately, the law is the law, and we don't go around sort of picking and choosing how we approach it.
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Booker told Biden he couldn't have it both ways in picking and choosing when he would tout his relationship with Obama.
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If Charvet and Dufour could reframe history by picking and choosing narratives from the Pacific in their artwork, why couldn't she?
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But, ultimately, the law is the law, and we don't go around sort of picking and choosing how we approach it.
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S.A.T.F., the U.S.O.C., and their co-conspirators cannot curtail competition by picking and choosing eligible market participants and excluding the rest.
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No more picking and choosing how much the public is privileged to know about a lifetime appointed justice on the high court.
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But critics say the Justice Department is picking and choosing the statutes that it wants to vigorously defend, and letting others go.
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In fact, this country has a long history of picking and choosing whom it lets into its borders — and whom it doesn't.
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Another self-professed fan, who also called out stars like Harry Styles, said Swift was "picking and choosing" when to be a feminist.
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"Picking and choosing who gets to access to ... reproductive health care is not a decision that any organization should be making," she continued.
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So we have the odd situation of someone who loves to talk picking and choosing when he does so, Mr. Henning points out.
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It was a good ruling that protected the right of people to hear information without the government picking and choosing who could speak.
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When you're BFFs with Balmain creative director Olivier Rousteing, you have the luxury of picking and choosing from the most exquisite custom couture closet.
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When your menu is that full, because the computer is that powerful, it's about picking and choosing where you want the audience to look.
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We're told LASD is picking and choosing battles, but if deputies need to get hands-on, they will ... and they're carrying special coronavirus kits.
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It would be better the more diverse any group is, but the public is out there picking and choosing, and narrowing down this field.
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"These are people…who are basically just picking and choosing areas and buying people who are going to represent them," Teachout says in the video.
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"I have some questions about how the Administration is arbitrarily picking and choosing which agencies to reopen in the middle of the shutdown," said Sen.
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Propaganda can leave people in doubt of all news sources, suspicious of their neighbors, picking and choosing at random what pieces of information to believe.
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Users of social platforms like Tumblr, Instagram and Facebook regularly act as "curators," picking and choosing images to create a particular narrative and online presence.
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My husband and I are cradle Catholics, but my husband's aunt used to refer to us as "cafeteria Catholics," picking and choosing what we believe.
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Taking less risk It seems silly for investors to try picking and choosing the best stocks — the market, writ large, historically tends to go higher.
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Even if you try to be as real as possible on your Instagram, you're still picking and choosing what you're showing people about your life.
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" She continued, adding that the "picking and choosing" which companies receive "corporate welfare" is roiled by fiscal conservatives and is a "hallmark of corruption" and "socialism.
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A lower-paced fight seems to give Nasukawa even more chance to set his feet in his stance and dart in, picking and choosing his shots.
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To make the track, she worked with five different producers, picking and choosing each for what they could best contribute to her overall vision for the song.
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"We wanted people to understand there are all of these different perspectives, instead of picking and choosing from among what they are already sympathetic to," Polzak said.
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Cord-cutters will have to start picking and choosing if they want to keep costs significantly lower than what they'd pay for cable—but that's the point.
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I see an unbelievably agile, active mind at work, picking and choosing what he wants to share with the world within the realm of his vast responsibilities.
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Left to our own devices, picking and choosing among a variety of funds, we're likely to change our minds often and flit in and out of things.
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But I feel totally comfortable picking and choosing sidequests, ignoring collectibles, and sometimes, cheesing the hell out of combat mechanics to get to the cool bits faster.
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"We should not be picking and choosing who gets disaster relief," Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader, said in a floor speech on Thursday.
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The Federal Radio Act, a law passed by Congress in the 1920s, prohibits TV and radio stations from picking and choosing which political ads they wish to run.
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Writing memoir is an act of control; it's picking and choosing precisely what belongs in a story; it's shaping order out of chaos, making meaning out of randomness.
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Because of that setup, they are thus subject to the same rules governing other career federal employees -- which prohibit administrations from picking and choosing based on political ideology.
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I will rejoice when folks stop thinking they ARE GOD, Jesus' assistant, picking and choosing what "sins" are acceptable in the Bible, and using the Bible as a whip!
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"Investors are not out of the retail business and banks aren't either, we're just picking and choosing what we do and how we do it," the senior banker said.
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I will rejoice when folks stop thinking they ARE GOD, Jesus' assistant, picking and choosing what 'sins' are acceptable in the Bible, and using the Bible as a whip!
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Fink objected to the way the NFL is picking and choosing which studies to fund, and he contended that rule changes regulating tackles wouldn't make the game less exciting.
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"If he's going to start picking and choosing particular companies, where's it going to end?" said Chris Edwards, director of tax policy studies at the free-market Cato Institute.
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Malia Obama already has one hell of an entry level job as the Weinstein Company's newest intern -- she's picking and choosing scripts to pitch to execs ... TMZ has learned.
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Lorde has a funny way of picking and choosing countries in which to perform -- she canceled her show next year in Israel ... but kept her tour dates in Russia.
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"In the absence of some solid evidence about what triggered this action, it feels like the U.S. is picking and choosing what it considers a threat," Mr. Nasr said.
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It's another example of how the rise of index funds has forced the financial industry to find new offerings, which requires investors to remain vigilant when picking and choosing.
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Further, the bill would prohibit what's known as "zero rating," the practice of which ISPs picking and choosing which websites and services consumers can visit without impacting their data limits.
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Taylor attacked right back, accusing State's Attorney Janice Bledsoe of picking and choosing the evidence she took from police, as the two glared at each other from across the courtroom.
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"Picking and choosing what jobs benefit the economy most devalues low-wage jobs," said Megan Horn Essaheb, assistant director of immigrant rights with the advocacy group Asian Americans Advancing Justice.
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Prince said he and the others at the company were uncomfortable with the idea of picking and choosing content, not least because many of their customers are ad-supported sites.
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Instead, it's really curating your own versions of said trends, picking and choosing the ones you want to add to your arsenal, and figuring out how they work for you.
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I think there will be some concerns in the EU that this is essentially Britain picking and choosing what elements of the single market it wants to be part of.
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It's also worth noting that some things about the market haven't changed: TV programmers still want people to buy a bundle of their networks, instead of picking and choosing individual channels.
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"These are people, and you know, mostly men, who are basically just picking and choosing areas and buying people who are going to represent them," she said in a campaign video.
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Given the size of New York, Sanders doesn't really have the luxury of picking and choosing whether to focus on improving his performance in the Rust Belt or among Hispanic voters.
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Perhaps the rules are the rules, and the clubs should have to abide by them, while lobbying to get them changed, rather than just picking and choosing which ones they like.
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Any future punishment of less powerful countries will be seen for what it is, a double standard, with the I.O.C. picking and choosing which rules to follow and to whom they apply.
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But as Sullivan is obviously picking and choosing his clients — and, in Weinstein's case, getting well paid for his time — it doesn't seem unreasonable to draw some inferences based on his choices.
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That is where Facebook starts to get into trouble, as it is effectively playing gatekeeper to the internet by picking and choosing what services are made available and what ones cannot be accessed.
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" ACLU attorney Lee Gelernt accused the government in a statement of "picking and choosing who is eligible for reunification" and said it would "hold the government accountable and get these families back together.
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If we had waited a decade or two to procreate, we might've gained the upper hand on fate by picking and choosing genes to shape her physical features, her temperament, even her identity.
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"Just being aggressive, picking and choosing my spots, understanding my knack of trying to get to the free-throw line, when I can get to the free-throw line," DeRozan told reporters Sunday.
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But let's stop pretending that iterative advances in camera technology, regression in audio delivery, and picking and choosing the best features of every other phone in the market can pass for major progress.
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The decision to restrict coverage set off broader concerns that the state party was picking and choosing the news organization allowed to cover what is a crucial event in an early-voting state.
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" Bloomberg added that in regards to the candidate pool, "it would be better the more diverse any group is, but the public is out there picking and choosing and narrowing down this field.
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Aruna has to self-fund to attend many events, picking and choosing his international tournament schedule extremely carefully; Oshonaike has almost quit the national team on multiple occasions due to lack of financial support.
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Besides, by picking and choosing when to buy and sell, you need to be right twice: you need to buy the stocks at their lowest point, and sell them when they're at their highest.
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And while being exposed to this picking and choosing might damage a fictive world's plausibility, it can also be an occasion to reflect on where stories come from, and how we might fit into them.
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But if you enjoy this type of content or any other Blizzard related content then people need to tell Blizzard to stop policing the web; picking and choosing which content they want people to see.
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Amazon, too, is following the monopolist's playbook, picking and choosing which products consumers discover and determining who gets to compete on its platform, which accounts for nearly one out of every two dollars spent online.
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There is a long history of the White House picking and choosing what to reveal about the commander in chief's health, said Barbara Perry, director of presidential studies at the University of Virginia's Miller Center.
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"[U]nder scrutiny from employees and activists, they are being pressured to avoid controversy by picking and choosing which contracts to accept and which to abandon," he wrote in a September Washington Post op-ed.
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But if you're a novice, you're going to want to stick to buying low-cost funds that track an index like the S&P 500, rather than picking and choosing individual companies to invest in.
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Typically, if you're travelling outside of the U.S., it's best to buy what's known as a comprehensive plan as opposed to picking and choosing different types of coverage — such as flight cancellation, lost baggage, etc.
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There are three main stats in Dead Cells—brutality (red), tactics (purple), survival (green)—and while all three upgrade your health, you're picking and choosing between the three based on what color alignment your weapons have.
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The changes would also likely fuel a shift away from 'active' funds, which charge higher fees for picking and choosing where to invest, towards 'passive' funds, which charge much lower fees for tracking an underlying index.
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He's proud of his work on SVU, but now that he has the luxury of picking and choosing his roles, he wants to shine the light on things that fans can see, not just speculate about.
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Picking and choosing which companies we deny or allow standard business deductions based upon a clear political agenda is just bad leadership and the senator's intention is likely to harm competitors of his New Jersey benefactors.
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"Instead of picking and choosing winners and losers in higher education, the department will make available, in a student-friendly and transparent manner, key data points at a program level for all programs at all schools."
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It feels a lot like flipping channels to see what's on the ol' cable box — a concept that, in this age of picking and choosing anything you want to watch on demand, seems to be fading away.
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The ability to scan more photos in one shot makes the app appealing to those who want to upload their entire collection of old photos to the web, instead of picking and choosing specific photos to import.
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He suggested that rewriting the statute by "picking and choosing which provisions to invalidate" would interfere with the role of Congress and the "proper course" for the courts would be to strike down the law in its entirety.
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The blog post reflected years-long tension in Silicon Valley, where many company executives want to distance themselves from extremists but are concerned that picking and choosing what is acceptable on their platforms could invite more regulation from governments.
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But there are still millions of people picking and choosing stocks rather than just investing in index funds, and millions more who aren't saving enough, mostly because their present-day expenses in rent, health care, food, college tuition, etc.
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But experts on U.S. aid also warn that picking and choosing which countries to punish could be a difficult task, not least because several countries that are partners or allies of the United States have terrible religious freedom records.
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"People are picking and choosing what's coming out of the mining sector, and putting some of it back in play, but a lot of it is just being auctioned off in South America" to miners and construction companies, Hager said.
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After the Supreme Court invalidated much of the Voting Rights Act in a 2013 ruling, a select few Republicans have implemented some audacious schemes to maintain partisan control by picking and choosing which voters would be able to cast a ballot.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Last-ditch efforts to hold climate change to the most ambitious target set by governments will likely require using every available technique rather than picking and choosing the most attractive ones, climate scientists said on Monday.
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The mother of three said the split between religion and politics has created a "moral dilemma" for her because she feels like she is "picking and choosing" what issues she sides with Clinton on and where she sides with her faith.
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After eight years of the Obama administration picking and choosing which laws to enforce and showing contempt for congressional oversight, the time has come for the new Congress and U.S. Department of Justice to stand up for the rule of law.
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If we're going to have a system where lawmakers are picking and choosing who to let in the country — which is the case for anything less than full open borders — why not make it a priority to have successful investors?
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These shows are increasingly microtargeted to people who watched similar shows, which means that we are all picking and choosing not only the shows we watch on Netflix, but the types of shows that will be made in the future.
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That all sounds very much like the president isn't picking and choosing who will suffer the most from his trade war based on who has the willpower to sit by nodding politely as he chokes down a rock-hard steak.
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Price laments that she feels like she has to be a bit more careful about the things she says and does, with so many people watching and listening all the time, even down to just picking and choosing when to play new songs.
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Finally, if you can't (or won't) buy a bunch of stuff to keep your bedroom cool — or if you find yourself picking and choosing which method will work best for you — there are things you can do without spending money at all.
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Instead of picking and choosing a few, though, they tossed all of them into a single game, coming up with a clever connective tissue—a hat capable of inhabiting objects and enemies, granting new powers—to justify their existence in the same creative stew.
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And that's especially true for a show like ER, which is serialized enough that I'd recommend watching the show straight through from the beginning, as opposed to picking and choosing favorite episodes like one might do with a more close-ended procedural like Law & Order.
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Walden, a former chief of the House GOP's campaign arm who earned a reputation for party loyalty over his past two decades in Congress, has been quietly picking and choosing his battles with Trump this year, fueling speculation he might be eyeing the exits.
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"KKR has been able to carve out a really nice niche for itself in some of these deals and been doing a good job picking and choosing spots where the traditional banks are pulling back," said Michael Terwilliger, a global portfolio manager at investment firm Resource America.
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That means it's less of a convenience, but also less of an affront to net neutrality — although T-Mobile's scary claims that it was picking and choosing which providers would be zero-rated turned out to be false (all video was being throttled, "partner" or otherwise).
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"We believe that (Michael) Bloomberg's entrance into the race makes a contested convention even more likely than it already was, so we are picking and choosing which states we're competing in with that in mind," Stroud said, referring to the former New York mayor's 2020 entry.
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Rather than each USB device picking and choosing which aspects of the standard it supports, the group wants to produce a list of features each kind of USB 43 device will have to offer, which could standardize features such as display out and audio out (although the exact features are yet to be determined).
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And, of course, the reveal makes sense — his name is "Hodor," after all — but it also suggests that even though Benioff and Weiss are picking and choosing what they want to adapt from Martin's upcoming books, they're still generally adapting what's to come, and book readers are spoiling themselves on major revelations just by continuing to watch the show.
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I mean, the actual act of listening to music isn't that taxing because largely you just sit there and music happens around you and you can text or scratch yourself or breathe really heavily or do whatever it is that people do when they listen to music these days, but the rest of it—the picking and choosing— that's demanding.
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Now, there are a lot of folks who seem to think that he&aposs picking and choosing what really gets his attention and what gets indictments and what gets really a focus, to the point now that where my next guest says, you know what, maybe you&aposre the problem, former Director, maybe you&aposre the one who has to go -- after this.
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"It's not about a small number of wealthy people picking and choosing their favorite charities to give to, it's really about Americans across the country from all income and different types of backgrounds all giving back to their communities and helping people in need, that's what charity is about in America," said Steve Taylor, senior vice president and counsel for United Way.
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If Congress does not send the strongest possible signal that it wants the EAC to collaborate on an ongoing and vigorous basis with state and local election officials and security experts to protect voting systems, ours could soon be a country where foreign hackers cause voting systems to break down, sowing uncertainty and leading to disputed elections, or worse – picking and choosing our leaders for us.
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" A photo posted by Pharrell Williams (@pharrell) on Dec 31, 2016 at 10:49am PST Janelle Monae, who is also scheduled to be on the episode and has a role in Hidden Figures, shared Williams' post with her own extended comment, saying, "I will rejoice when folks stop thinking they ARE GOD, Jesus' assistant, picking and choosing what 'sins' are acceptable in the Bible, and using the Bible as a whip!
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I think at least at a policy level, the right way to approach the next revenue debate is not picking and choosing which provisions to make permanent and which to repeal, but start from scratch with a reformed tax system, or a tax system that has a new tax instrument like a carbon tax, and do it on a scale that will make a lasting contribution to making progressive priorities sustainable and permanent.
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