Despite international criticism, Washington is pushing ahead with the measures.
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State officials said on Friday that they were pushing ahead.
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For now, the House Homeland Security Committee is pushing ahead.
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"The United States is pushing ahead," he warned Russian lawmakers.
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Those behemoths drew some ire from customers, but are pushing ahead.
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Lay back and read a book instead of blindly pushing ahead.
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Getting your business off the ground is about relentlessly pushing ahead.
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Use the energy wisely by slowing down instead of pushing ahead.
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Still, LStar is pushing ahead with the smart city, called Union Point.
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We're far from perfect, but we're pushing ahead at a great pace.
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Facebook is pushing ahead with the next version of its Portal devices.
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The administration will also be pushing ahead on trade talks with China.
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No matter the outcome, Dolly is pushing ahead with a nationwide rollout.
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In the meantime, the web giants are pushing ahead with ambitious plans.
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The House is pushing ahead with its public impeachment hearings this week.
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My administration is also pushing ahead strongly with very historic tax reform.
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So Netflix is pushing ahead with even more original content, Sarandos said.
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Uber is pushing ahead against Ola by investing heavily in the region.
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Pushing ahead like this is crucial, according to researchers from the RAND Corporation.
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That hasn't stopped Guaidó from pushing ahead in his bid to grab power.
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It's been important to listen to their concerns while gently, consistently pushing ahead.
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Republicans are quickly pushing ahead with their plan to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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The Trump administration is pushing ahead on approving Medicaid work requirements, and Sen.
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More generally, Aker BP is pushing ahead in digitising its assets and operations.
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Pushing ahead recklessly is what we're doing today — and the stakes are higher.
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But the company is pushing ahead with some new hires and geographic expansion.
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But the two officials are still pushing ahead with their own policy agendas.
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MLB has said it is pushing ahead to force an overhaul to the system.
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Huawei is pushing ahead with its own chip technology in both processors and modems.
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Let's make it a phrase for every female that keeps pushing ahead despite obstacles.
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Republican leaders are pushing ahead with their work on the repeal and replace legislation.
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Authorities were pushing ahead with plans to free the team hours after former Sgt.
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But Mr. Sanders is still pushing ahead, winning states and making his case. video
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Making and keeping plans isn't easy today, but you're pushing ahead brilliantly at work.
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Now, the SEC is pushing ahead with a new proposed rule called Regulation Best Interest.
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He&aposs likely to be accused of rebellion on Monday for pushing ahead with secession.
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Despite Uber's forecast and more tempered tone, the company is pushing ahead on autonomous vehicles.
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Microsoft is also pushing ahead with ARM server designs, threatening Intel's dominance in the datacenter.
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And in the U.S., supporters of the pact are pushing ahead to honor its terms.
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It's a time to pause and reflect on where you've been, instead of pushing ahead.
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Will Republicans find the fortitude to keep on pushing ahead — or will they back away?
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The Obama administration is pushing ahead with a new tobacco regulation in its final hours.
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I phoned my wife and told her I was out of water but pushing ahead.
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In contrast, major U.S. trading partners have been pushing ahead with their own trade liberalization.
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Self-doubt is normal and you don't have to let it stop you from pushing ahead.
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Hungary's nationalist government is pushing ahead with legislation that could make it illegal to feed refugees.
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Now it is pushing ahead with a second round of bids (the first ended in March).
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Democrats had sought for a delay to the hearing, but the Finance Committee, is pushing ahead.
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The deal, valued at about $54 billion, faces seemingly insurmountable odds but Anthem is pushing ahead.
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Mayors and local leaders around the country are determined to keep pushing ahead on climate change.
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America is pushing ahead with an alternative plan led by the revamped Overseas Private Investment Corporation.
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Mr. Roney was honoring his mother by looking at his own surroundings, and then pushing ahead.
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A $70 billion opportunity Of course, many folks are still pushing ahead in self-driving trucks.
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But DC appears to be pushing ahead with its stand-alone service for a sophomore year.
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Lawmakers are also bucking the president by pushing ahead with bipartisan measures on sanctions against Russia.
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In the interim, some states and localities are pushing ahead with policies to control carbon emissions.
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He is also pushing ahead with his goal of freeing nonviolent drug offenders from federal prisons.
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Ishiguro, too, is worried that pushing ahead with an untraditional approach might cost him his academic career.
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Amid this blizzard of letters and digits, the European Commission is pushing ahead on yet another front.
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Forces mostly from nearby Misrata city are pushing ahead street by street, facing snipers and suicide bombers.
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For now, though, the Fed chief is ignoring Trump's public barbs and pushing ahead with his work.
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Some Republicans fear that pushing ahead with confirmation would alienate women voters, while Democrats seek to capitalize.
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The billionaire Nicolas Berggruen is pushing ahead with his ambitious plan to create the ultimate think tank.
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It is also pushing ahead on forging deeper trade ties with other nations like Japan and China.
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Researchers in Brazil and elsewhere are pushing ahead with efforts to better diagnose and prevent Zika infections.
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Instead, lawyers are pushing ahead with federal and state lawsuits to challenge its protection of internet companies.
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Nevertheless, scientists are pushing ahead — and the momentum and buzz in the field is reflecting fresh optimism.
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" A conversation with him was demanding, Mr. Hagener said, because "he kept on asking and pushing ahead.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is pushing ahead with plans for a bridge between Northern Ireland and Scotland.
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Automakers are pushing ahead with billions of dollars in investments in electric vehicles to meet global regulatory requirements.
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Pushing ahead in services in China - Apple's second largest market - may also be challenging due to regulatory concerns.
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Today you're pushing ahead, especially in your career—you're ready for more people to know who you are!
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At this point, in fact, pushing ahead with the Olympics this summer could cause scheduling conflicts for NBC.
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Huawei is pushing ahead with the launch despite being on a U.S. blacklist known as the Entity List.
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That either suggests Microsoft is behind on Windows 10X or Lenovo is pushing ahead aggressively and likely prematurely.
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While other countries are pushing ahead and making spectrum available for 5G, Europe is fragmented on the issue.
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The House is clearly pushing ahead with its impeachment proceedings and there will likely be more to come.
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SWCC has also been pushing ahead with several new water and power projects on a public-private basis.
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Other countries are pushing ahead with aggressive fuel efficiency rules as well as policies to favor electric cars.
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That isn't stopping operators like Verizon Wireless and telecom equipment makers like Ericsson from pushing ahead with 5G trials.
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He is one of a few researchers across the world who are pushing ahead with research on psychedelic therapy.
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The Chinese conglomerate is pushing ahead with the flogging of stakes in an online lender, life insurer and brokerage.
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But he said the group will continue pushing ahead with its initiative that has already qualified for the ballot.
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But enthusiastic for a diplomatic victory, the Trump administration appears to be pushing ahead with the meeting this time.
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He has already been pushing ahead with the introduction of the contract for 6,000 newly qualified doctors in August.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson is pushing ahead with a plan to suspend the UK Parliament to force through Brexit.
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That hasn't stopped the Obama administration from pushing ahead and doing all it can to ratify the trade agreement.
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Focus on revisiting old projects instead of pushing ahead with new goals to make the most of the energy.
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Mueller is pushing ahead on the investigation, and Republicans are desperate to protect Trump, from Mueller and from himself.
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President Trump is pushing ahead with his proposal to significantly roll back emissions rules for cars and light trucks.
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Keep pushing ahead—not in a way that seems pushy but in a way that says you won't stop.
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Arqiva's owners had been also exploring a sale of the company, but are now pushing ahead with an IPO.
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"As the administration tries to take the nation backwards, more than a dozen states — led by California — are pushing ahead, and we hope more will join," Michael Bloomberg, former New York mayor and cochair of a US cities and states coalition pushing ahead on climate action called America's Pledge, said in a statement.
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The G20 is pushing ahead with plans to close international loopholes used by tech giants to lower their tax bills.
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Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel told the news conference his government was pushing ahead with preparations for such a scenario.
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The Libra Association is pushing ahead and on Monday released some preliminary details about how the organization will be run.
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IBM, for example, was listening to people who wanted marginally better mainframe computers when Microsoft was pushing ahead into PCs.
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While pushing ahead with the S-400 project, Ankara has sought to secure defense deals with other countries as well.
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Some healthcare groups in areas with growing populations, such as Atlanta and Houston, are pushing ahead with capital expansion projects.
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Today, the Trump administration pushing ahead with its goal of approving Medicaid work requirements in every state that requests them.
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Trump has, instead, ceded the stage to China, which is pushing ahead with its ambitious "Belt and Road" infrastructure plan.
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The government is pushing ahead with a privatization process against the backdrop of a rally in Vietnam's broader equity market.
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Facebook, Instagram and Google are pushing ahead with AR, and Snapchat AR selfie filters have become part of everyday communication.
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Instead, the bureau was pushing ahead with the required review of resources off the nation's shores, including Florida's, he said.
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Republicans are pushing ahead to show their donors they can accomplish something, particularly letting them keep more of their money.
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Despite pressure from rising trade tensions with the U.S. and a slowing economy, Beijing is pushing ahead with financial reform.
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Teachers should take the time to make sure we understand the topic, instead of pushing ahead and not looking back.
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And we want to really focus on just scaling our production, pushing ahead on further on R&D and so forth.
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But he then concluded his address by saying that he would not be immediately pushing ahead with independence from Spain. Confused?
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Despite losing ground to Facebook, Twitter's Periscope app is still pushing ahead with new sponsored streams and Twitter-like creator incentives.
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Some Republicans fear pushing ahead with Kavanaugh's confirmation could alienate women voters, while Democrats are seeking to capitalize on the controversy.
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Catsimatidis said Trump told attendees he was pushing ahead on tax reform and did not dwell on the health care defeat.
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The government is pushing ahead the privatization process against the backdrop of a 40 percent rally in Vietnam's broader equity market .
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Pushing ahead anyway, Yamma had the quarterfinal and semifinal bouts of its eight-man tournament fought over one five-minute round.
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A controversy has erupted about whether Miami Beach is polluting Biscayne Bay with the water, but the city is pushing ahead.
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Republicans in Congress are pushing ahead with their efforts to get a sweeping tax bill onto President Trump's desk by Christmas.
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Ms. Tsai said Wednesday night that she was "grateful to the Trump administration" for pushing ahead with the Taiwan Travel Act.
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Mr. Trump will still have opportunities to show that he is pushing ahead with his agenda, whether with Congress or not.
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Environmental groups accused Mr. Zinke of currying political favor with Governor Scott while pushing ahead with opening up coastal waters elsewhere.
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While pledging to "continue to engage, listen and allay concerns," the statement indicated the government was pushing ahead with the bill.
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Microsoft is now pushing ahead with its xCloud public trials, after showing off the cloud gaming service at E3 this year.
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The French bank is meanwhile pushing ahead with contingency plans, hiring analysts for a Brexit "execution and delivery" team in London.
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Conservative commentator Bill Kristol on Tuesday questioned why House Republicans are pushing ahead with their bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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She proposes pushing ahead with the transition to a Space Force whose main focus would be competition with Russia and China.
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If the company received sufficient foreign investor interest, it would consider pushing ahead with the listing this year, the same sources said.
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The Senate is pushing ahead with a proposal, even though Trump seemed to reject it today (after supporting it 48 hours ago).
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With Republicans pushing ahead toward an initial vote on Kavanaugh Friday morning, Harris made waves again: she refused to cast a vote.
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It is unclear whether the postal vote proposal will be enough to keep rebel backbenchers from pushing ahead with their own legislation.
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With polls showing the "Leave" camp pushing ahead, few had expected the BOJ to risk easing policy before the June 23.9 vote.
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Egyptian lawmakers are pushing ahead for a change to the country's constitution that would enable Sisi to stay in power until 2034.
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Tsai is already pushing ahead with other incentives, from offering businesses easier access to bank financing to preferential land agreements and leases.
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N) is pushing ahead with efforts to develop its $15 billion Far East Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) project with Russia's Rosneft (ROSN.
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The world's second-largest economy is pushing ahead with the Belt and Road Initiative, a trading network evoking the ancient Silk Road.
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Facebook is pushing ahead with its plan to build a supreme court-like body to oversee content moderation on its social network.
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Despite a lack of guidance from the President, politicians are pushing ahead the best they can in order to protect their communities.
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President Moon Jae-in of South Korea is pushing ahead with plans to meet the leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-un.
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Hospitality startup Sonder is pushing ahead with plans to open its largest NYC apartment hotel yet as coronavirus cripples the travel industry
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But while the U.S. giant is looking into how to use drones safely and reliably, criminals are pushing ahead with the technology.
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The Kremlin is pushing ahead with plans to force the American Embassy to dismiss hundreds of employees in retaliation for new sanctions.
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Luckily, with the natural hair movement still pushing ahead full steam, there have been plenty of naturalistas who've flipped that notion upside down.
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Exxon is pushing ahead in China despite the trade war between the two countries, and Woods said its plans have not been interrupted.
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He has already suggested taking a fresh perspective to try to secure peace with Moscow, while pushing ahead with European Union-friendly moves.
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Facebook is pushing ahead with its cryptocurrency plans, courting outside backers to help build trust in its digital payments platform, The Information reports.
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Chinese startups such as Byton and NIO are pushing ahead with technically advanced electric vehicles, building on China's aggressive support for cleaner cars.
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Other utilities pushing ahead with retirements cited customer preferences for cleaner fuel sources as well as state climate policies and other federal regulations.
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In recent weeks, House leaders and White House officials have been pushing ahead, though, meeting with key stakeholders to develop a unified approach.
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In addition, the health system is also pushing ahead with advances in medical technology, which may help bring down costs in the future.
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The Senate is pushing ahead on a $36.5 billion hurricane relief package that would give Puerto Rico a much-needed infusion of cash.
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Beijing is pushing ahead with its $28503 trillion "Belt and Road" infrastructure initiative that promises to vastly expand its economic and diplomatic influence.
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"It's not that one side is putting the brakes on and the other pushing ahead," one of the participants at Tuesday's meeting said.
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Affordable Care Act haters are pushing ahead anyway, with the Senate Homeland Security Committee set to hold hearings on Graham-Cassidy next Tuesday.
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Former Catalan leader Artur Mas said pushing ahead with the referendum was justified because a pro-independence coalition won the 2015 regional election.
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Lawmakers are also pushing ahead in the coming week on a contentious bill opposed by some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley.
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Planters temporarily halted its death-filled Super Bowl campaign out of respect for recently deceased basketball player Kobe Bryant before ultimately pushing ahead.
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But the mere fear in the West that Iran could seek revenge by pushing ahead with a nuclear weapon remains its greatest leverage.
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Senate Democrats could do little to stop the GOP from pushing ahead to repeal the Affordable Care Act, but they could voice their frustration.
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China too is pushing ahead, believed by some experts to now be the global leader when it comes to developing autonomous swarms of drones.
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Amazon's Fire TV streaming player has surpassed 30 million active users, pushing ahead of Roku and making it one of the most popular players.
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While retail stores are still struggling to respond, Amazon is also pushing ahead with its popular Amazon Web Services and its Alexa digital assistant.
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South Korea's Defense Ministry said Thursday that the North is pushing ahead with the launch plans at its west coast Tongchang-ri launch site.
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Last week, Cemig's board cleared plans to exit the Rio de Janeiro-based utility, pushing ahead with efforts to cut debt and raise cash.
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China is also pushing ahead with mixed ownership by allowing private capital to invest in firms while retaining the government's presence in the companies.
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McCarthy acknowledged that the Senate rule limiting reconciliation, known as the Byrd Rule, is "frustrating," but called for pushing ahead with the legislation anyway.
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The decision came in response to U.S. President Donald Trump saying he was pushing ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports.
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Trump had been pushing ahead with plans to impose tariffs on foreign autos against the desperate pleas of GOP lawmakers and administration free-traders.
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Beijing is also pushing ahead with mixed ownership by allowing private capital to invest in firms while retaining the government's presence in the companies.
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Now, it is pushing ahead on its most costly project, a $2.1 billion reconstruction of the northern end of the Red and Purple Lines.
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Much like the "pot-repreneurs" who set up marijuana dispensaries a decade ago, before laws were definitive, a generation is pushing ahead despite uncertainties.
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Some governments are pushing ahead with state-owned carriers even where the market is well served by private players, notes Raphael Kuuchi of IATA.
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OECD chief economist Catherine Mann attributed the downgraded outlook to delays in the Trump administration pushing ahead with planned tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
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State media said troops and allied forces were also pushing ahead in nearby Bustan al Basha, Haydariya and Sakhour districts and making significant advances.
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Instead, they are pushing ahead with moving staff and operations from London to Paris, Frankfurt or Luxembourg to avoid rupturing links with EU customers.
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The United Nations is pushing ahead with tough talks with the Houthis and the Saudi-backed government to find a political solution to the conflict.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Tesla CEO Elon Musk is pushing ahead with global expansion plans after beating his deadline to start making cars in China.
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President Trump is pushing ahead with an effort to investigate voter fraud in the US — predominantly in states that he lost in the 2016 election.
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Instead of Allo, Google is pushing ahead with RCS (Rich Communication Services), an enhanced SMS standard that could allow iMessage-like communication between Android devices.
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Before pushing ahead with an $2000 million initial public offering in the U.S. last September, the firm had secured $270 million from backers, including Tencent.
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Amazon successfully trialed its first delivery by drone in the U.K. earlier this month and is pushing ahead with plans to make this widely available.
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Vodafone is pushing ahead with its IPO plans even though a $2-billion tax dispute dating back to its acquisition of Hutchison Essar remains unresolved.
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Some reports have even suggested that Pyongyang is pushing ahead with construction at sites affiliated with its nuclear and missile programs, based on satellite images.
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According to reports, the FBI and federal prosecutors have found little evidence of mishandled government documents that would warrant pushing ahead with a criminal case.
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He also said China is pushing ahead with necessary assistance for countries with urgent needs, such as South Korea, Iraq, Cambodia, Myanmar and Sri Lanka.
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But other lawmakers, seemingly unconcerned by the privacy violations and potential threats to U.S. business, are pushing ahead with proposals would make the law worse.
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Democrats, she said, are now faced with two "bad choices": pushing ahead with a highly partisan vote, or allowing Mr. Trump's behavior to go unchecked.
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Despite global trade and tariff tensions, one of the world's biggest indexers is pushing ahead with plans to include mainland China stocks in its indexes.
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But leadership is pushing ahead, both to pressure senators to get in line and to get health care over with, one way or the other.
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China is pushing ahead with the development of its own chip industry as major firms like Huawei face the threat of losing access to American technology.
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Pelosi, mindful that Republicans in the Senate are highly unlikely to vote to convict Trump in an impeachment trial, is wary of pushing ahead with impeachment.
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All are pushing ahead despite a recent report by Australia's energy market operator saying it no longer expects a gas shortfall in southeastern Australia before 2030.
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While EU regulators revealed last month that they're still concerned over Windows 10 privacy settings, Microsoft is pushing ahead with some changes to simplify privacy settings.
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He now prepares for more tests while pushing ahead on the 2016 lawsuit he filed alleging abrasives manufacturers and safety equipment providers failed to protect him.
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With a seriously diminished staff and an empty bank account for Holmes, Theranos is still pushing ahead with the development of a new device called miniLab.
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Democrats are pushing ahead with their investigations following Mueller's testimony before the Judiciary Committee in July, when he told the panel he had not "exculpated" Trump.
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The Cougars used a 218-213 run to climb back into it before pushing ahead 133-213 on a put-back dunk by forward Josh Hawkinson.
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However, maintaining that momentum after the national debate could be tricky, especially with Macron pushing ahead with contentious reforms to the pension system and public sector.
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With that in mind, Saturn direct can feel like wind beneath our wings when we're pushing ahead on a project or putting new plans into action.
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On Friday, Trump said he was pushing ahead with a 25 percent tariff on $50 billion worth of Chinese products, prompting Beijing to respond in kind.
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Hong Kong is pushing ahead with dual-class shares as it raises the stakes in the city's battle with New York to attract blockbuster Chinese IPOs.
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However, against all odds, it seems that Uncharted 4's shaky development may have been just the reroute it needed in order to continue pushing ahead.
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He reiterated that the government was committed to pushing ahead with electoral promises to bring forward the retirement age and introduce an ambitious income support scheme.
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Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Qatar are among governments pushing ahead with plans to move their economies away from a dependence on oil revenues.
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Regardless of the concerns, manufacturers are pushing ahead with projects like embedding artificial intelligence into cockpits and connectivity that allows for decision-making on the ground.
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The move comes as Solomon, nearing his one-year anniversary as CEO of Goldman Sachs, is pushing ahead on an internal review of the firm's businesses.
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And many conservatives are said to be focused on pushing ahead at the federal rather than state level while Republicans control Congress and the White House.
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Trump administration officials say the department is pushing ahead with a review of the electronic health records contract that should allow a final decision within weeks.
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As a group — with around a half-dozen team members on the road and helping with social media and organization — they've been pushing ahead through donations.
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Instead, the Trump administration appears to be pushing ahead on tariffs, as well as restrictions on investment that are expected be announced in the coming months.
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Despite Wednesday's brutal attack, Sham and his colleagues say they won't be intimidated, and are pushing ahead with plans for another mass protest march on Sunday.
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In the absence of updated rules, a growing number of countries are pushing ahead with plans to impose their own national tax on digital service companies.
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The coronavirus is slowing just about every industry due to increased fears of a worldwide outbreak, but foreign moviemakers are pushing ahead in America ... full steam.
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Now the skills of researchers and so-called white hat hackers are in high demand among automakers and tech companies pushing ahead with driverless car projects.
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Le Maire insisted he was not simply reiterating such calls for more spending from Germany, as France was pushing ahead with reforms of its economic model.
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And most countries that brought the global Paris Agreement to tackle climate change into force three years early in November similarly say they're committed to pushing ahead.
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Now that these proof-of-concept experiments have shown positive results, Flake is pushing ahead to get FDA approval for pre-clinical trials with premature human babies.
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Catalan ex-president Carles Puigdemont flew to Brussels this week after Spanish authorities removed him and his 13-member Cabinet from office for pushing ahead with secession.
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Sandra Park, an attorney with the ACLU, said the organization was pushing ahead with the complaint even though Myriad gave the patients the information late on Wednesday.
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The government appears to be pushing ahead with efforts at economic diversification in a bid to ease the Delta's "stranglehold" on the economy, according to Teneo's Cheto.
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But PDVSA is pushing ahead over customer doubts given the congestion at its ports and need to complete sales that are the lifeblood of the OPEC member.
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Still, customer demand remained strong and the company is pushing ahead with a Hawaii expansion next month and plans to add more Mexico service early next year.
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Kerry is pushing ahead even though, just last week, the foreign ministers of Turkey and Iran met with Lavrov to talk about the road ahead on Syria.
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QA and International Bank of Qatar were committed to pushing ahead with the deal despite the current embargo by some of Qatar's Arab neighbours, the sources said.
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Microsoft's own mobile efforts with Windows Phone might be faltering, but the company is pushing ahead with bundling its own apps on lots of different Android devices.
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Meanwhile, the timetable for a final EC decision on the Privacy Shield — assuming the Commission carries on pushing ahead with the agreement — is slated for mid-June.
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With a military budget in 2018 of $175 billion dollars, up 8% on the year before, the Chinese military is pushing ahead rapidly with its modernization drive.
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Trump is in effect saying that America is pushing ahead with a new generation of more powerful nuclear weapons while also abandoning global leadership on non-proliferation.
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Iraqi forces, pushing ahead with a campaign against Islamic State, have captured the town of Hawija and the surrounding areas, the militants' last stronghold in northern Iraq.
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China takes the limelight as the main focus for WeWork in Asia, but the company is pushing ahead with plans to grow its presence in Southeast Asia.
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By pushing ahead with cloud integration, Lloyds could position itself to capture the cost benefits and greater efficiency offered by cloud computing before its more reluctant rivals.
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But the organization is back again this year, pushing ahead with a new effort to eliminate the licensing and training requirements for concealed carry here and elsewhere.
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Aside from a $2 billion stimulus package, the government was pushing ahead with other steps to revive the economy, which would support the stock market, she added.
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Huawei is pushing ahead with the launch despite being on a U.S. blacklist known as the Entity List that restricts U.S. firms from doing business with Huawei.
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FAB is the latest foreign bank attracted by openings in Saudi Arabia, which is pushing ahead with an investment drive to move its economy beyond oil revenues.
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Several media reports, citing intelligence and military officials, say North Korea is pushing ahead with developing nuclear weapons while attempting to hide the efforts from Western nations.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot maker PSA are pushing ahead with a planned merger worth about $14.53 billion aimed at creating the world's No. 214.5 carmaker.
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But President Emmanuel Macron is pushing ahead, hoping to streamline a byzantine system of 29 different pension plans that collectively are headed toward a $237 billion deficit.
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While CIBC is pushing ahead with the listing plan, it could decide not to proceed if it fails to achieve its targeted valuation, three of the sources said.
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At the same time, Trump is pushing ahead with building portions of a U.S.-Mexico border barrier with money he is diverting from other purposes without lawmakers' approval.
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The big picture: The rough plan announced Tuesday is a stark new example of states pushing ahead with climate initiatives as the White House is dismantling federal policies.
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As part of the IMF deal, Egypt has been pushing ahead with tough economic reforms including a hike in petrol prices of up to 50 percent last June.
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Why it matters: Trump's insistence on pushing ahead with the question, potentially without doing the legwork the Supreme Court called for, reflects his expansive view of executive power.
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China will strengthen coordination of supervision and stabilise market expectations while steadily pushing ahead with deleveraging, said Zhang Xiaohui, assistant governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC).
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The dollar kicked higher on signs that U.S. President Donald Trump is pushing ahead with tax cuts and could install a more hawkish head of the Federal Reserve.
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The instinct of many national leaders and much of the bloc's leadership in Brussels is to continue pushing ahead with cross-border integration on any number of fronts.
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Trade talks to continue Despite the furious reaction to Meng's arrest and the stern denunciations in Chinese state media, Washington and Beijing are pushing ahead with trade talks.
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" Wall Street Journal: "North Korea Expands Key Missile-Manufacturing Plant ... New satellite imagery indicates Pyongyang is pushing ahead with weapons programs even as it pursues dialogue with Washington.
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The Pentagon is pushing ahead with plans to roll out new cybersecurity standards that will be a decisive factor in determining who does business with the US military.
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Saudi Arabia is pushing ahead with the listing for as early as this November, first on the domestic Saudi exchange and then London or New York next year.
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The Trump administration is pushing ahead with its broad regulatory rollback, while on Capitol Hill House Democrats are looking to pass legislation on their ambitious clean energy agenda.
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The Interior Department is pushing ahead with a controversial proposal that would prohibit the agency from considering scientific studies that don't make all of their underlying data public.
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The yuan has weakened six percent since June 15 when U.S. President Donald Trump said he was pushing ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports.
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The kingdom posted a budget deficit of $79 billion in 2016, despite making deep cuts to public spending and pushing ahead with unpopular measures to reduce state subsidies.
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The industry is pushing ahead with other efforts to track its supply chain, including blockchain, which could provide a permanent, tamper-proof digital record of a gem's journey.
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I wasn't living extravagantly, and I wasn't putting away enough to retire, but I could keep pushing ahead in my career in those crucial years immediately after school.
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The likely approval, however, will be another indication that China is nevertheless pushing ahead with its agenda to open up its financial sector, after JPMorgan's approval in March.
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"Career and financially, are you really at that place where you're that unhappy with what you're doing that the remembrance of that unhappiness keeps you pushing ahead?" he said.
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But his most telling critique was that the mayor was still pushing ahead with his campaign promises: ''To build or preserve 200,000 units of affordable housing within a decade.
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Waha Capital abandoned plans to raise a $300 million private equity fund and is pushing ahead with a new strategy for its private equity business, Reuters reported in June.
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Exxon is among the top U.S. companies pushing ahead in China despite the trade war between the two countries, and Woods said Wednesday its plans have not been interrupted.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Several German companies in talks with potential buyers from China are pushing ahead with negotiations undeterred by Germany's new takeover code, people close to the matter said.
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"Instead of pushing ahead unilaterally at European level, negotiations at the OECD and G20 levels are needed to reach a global consensus on a system-consistent solution," Lang said.
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The moves show that House Republicans are pushing ahead with their fast timetable and making some progress on their plans to repeal ObamaCare, even as they face stiff headwinds.
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But many states are pushing ahead with limits on where drones can fly and what they can carry, potentially crippling the budding industry the FAA is trying to foster.
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"We'll be looking to see whether TPP ministers say they are definitely pushing ahead by simply by changing the articles," said Alan Bollard, executive director of the APEC Secretariat.
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He cannot back down entirely, as his more unbathed coalition partners would revolt, while pushing ahead with revolutionary fervor would undoubtedly lead to forceful intervention by the central government.
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He is one of hundreds in the most populous U.S. state already pushing ahead with plans to enter a market experts say will be worth $4 billion by 2020.
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The latest: As of Thursday evening, GOP leaders were still pushing ahead with a planned Friday vote on the farm bill, even though the whip count remains in question.
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Aspiring transgender military service members in several U.S. states told Reuters they were pushing ahead with enlistments despite lingering uncertainty about whether they would be welcome in the future.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's Societe Generale showed how banks are pushing ahead with Brexit contingency plans this week by advertising for someone to join the team reshaping its investment banking.
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UEFA is pushing ahead with plans to hold the Nations League every two years, and the 2020-21 event may even be made a part of World Cup qualifying.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China should seize the window of opportunity for pushing ahead with structural supply-side reform, President Xi Jinping said on Friday according to state news agency Xinhua.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he was pushing ahead with a 25 percent tariff on $50 billion worth of Chinese products, prompting Beijing to respond in kind.
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Top Republican leaders are pushing ahead with efforts to reshape the federal tax code as the Senate attempts to pass a budget meant to speed along the reform plan.
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Volvo, which invented the modern seatbelt in the 25s, is pushing ahead with the caps as part of its 266 goal to end deaths and serious injuries in Volvos.
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And perhaps most important, even as many of his top international competitors are cutting back investments, Mr. Woods is pushing ahead with promises of new drilling and refinery expansions.
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Mr. O'Sullivan and several economists agreed that the labor market was still pushing ahead — no matter how unevenly — in what is now the ninth year of an economic expansion.
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At the same time, North Korea has been pushing ahead with its nuclear weapons program after a summit meeting between Kim and Trump in Hanoi ended abruptly on Feb.
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DEEPENING SOUTH-NORTH TIES South Korea is pushing ahead with its efforts to promote ties with the North, although those plans remain tied to progress in U.S.-North Korea talks.
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It's believed that the vehicle names were pushing ahead of the brand, with people more familiar with the models instead of the brand, which was still young and being established.
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Speaking at a joint press conference in Ankara with his Tunisian counterpart, Cavusoglu said Turkey maintained its impartiality in the spat and was pushing ahead with efforts to solve it.
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The negotiations are also complicated by divergences over Catalonia, where a newly formed separatist regional government is pushing ahead with plans to set up an independent nation within 18 months.
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Meanwhile, France and Germany are pushing ahead with plans to develop a next generation combat aircraft to replace France's Dassault Aviation Rafales and Germany's Eurofighters, made by a European consortium.
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Senator, it seems like the Trump administration is quietly pushing ahead with a bid to create a new security and political alliance with the Middle East to go against Iran.
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However, several German companies, including Eisenmann and Eissmann Automotive, were pushing ahead with talks with potential Chinese buyers, and did not expect political interference, separate sources told Reuters in July.
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But even with Congress gone, Washington is still buzzing with the Supreme Court ready to begin its new term and agencies pushing ahead with their work before the year ends.
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Senate and House committees will be pushing ahead on financial regulatory reform in the coming week, with the Senate focusing on housing finance and the House on the equities market.
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President Donald Trump may be talking tough on trade, pulling the U.S. out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), but most of the rest of the world is pushing ahead.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday said he was pushing ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports, to which Beijing immediately said it would respond in kind.
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Senate Republican leaders are pushing ahead with their plan to vote next week on a healthcare reform bill after releasing a revised version of the legislation Thursday to mixed reaction.
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South Korea's government has been pushing ahead with talks with North Korea on a peace declaration; it also wants the United States and possibly China to help with that process.
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"If they are pushing ahead now at such great speed, we have to make sure there are major protections involved," said Lucy Newman, a lawyer at the Legal Aid Society.
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So despite experiencing its own impacts of climate change, from rising sea levels to deadlier extreme heat, Japan is pushing ahead with a fuel source that is exacerbating the problem.
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Last month, Mr. Trump's administration stepped on a hot-button election issue in South Korea by pushing ahead with the deployment of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, or Thaad.
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Amazon is now pushing ahead with this separate app, which includes a basic way to access the type of information you'd find in the online Alexa web interface or mobile apps.
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Intersect Power, a developer that cut a deal last year with Austin Energy to provide low-cost power to the Texas capital city, is also pushing ahead, said CEO Sheldon Kimber.
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Many financial firms in Britain are pushing ahead to open new hubs in the bloc before March to ensure continuity of services for EU customers, irrespective of what form Brexit takes.
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While Trump described Pakistan as a helpful force in pushing ahead the peace process with the Taliban during his press appearance with Khan, that is not how Afghanis view Pakistan's influence.
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But public opinion has become more divided amid the corruption scandal that led to Park's downfall and criticism that the government was pushing ahead without seeking the consent of Seongju residents.
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In a speech focused on economic issues, Salman said the kingdom was pushing ahead with its "Vision 2030" economic reform plan to find new sources of revenue for the OPEC powerhouse.
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France and Britain as well as Italy and Spain are pushing ahead with plans for such taxes after EU countries failed to reach an agreement for the bloc as a whole.
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Aramco is pushing ahead with its conventional and unconventional gas exploration and production program to feed its fast growing industries, freeing up more crude oil to export or turn into chemicals.
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"Our golfers are committed to finishing the round!" read one post, which features three golfers pushing ahead with their game as two other people on the course look at the fire.
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Despite those diminishing returns, the Pacific coastal city is pushing ahead, and now targeting buildings, which account for 57 percent of the city's emissions as they are heated, cooled and lit.
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The paper said Trump had called for strengthening of trade and investment ties in sectors such as energy, manufacturing and agriculture, as well as pushing ahead work on intellectual property protection.
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In Latin America, some industrial and mining companies are now pushing ahead with water reuse schemes to secure a reliable supply for themselves, easing pressure on local resources into the bargain.
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Republican leaders in the House and Senate, despite the objections of conservative members, are pushing ahead with their plans to include pieces of an Obamacare replacement plan in the repeal bill.
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The new Model Y details show that Tesla is pushing ahead on plans to build a new vehicle even as it struggles to produce the Model 22018, which launched in July.
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The Trump administration is pushing ahead with drilling lease sales as oil prices plummet and amid calls from conservation groups and others to suspend business as usual during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Though Mr. Luján helped oversee cleanup efforts and negotiate settlements with Exxon, he drew fire for simultaneously pushing ahead with proposals to open parts of California and Florida to offshore drilling.
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Louisiana is also pushing ahead with newer, more controversial fixes, such as increasing leniency for those convicted of some violent crimes, a political fireball even in many far more progressive states.
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Looking at bourses, most of Europe's major indexes closed higher with the U.K.'s FTSE 100 pushing ahead, up 0.52 percent on the back of a strong performance from British miners.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel commended Greece on Thursday for entering "a new era" after it exited its third bailout program, and said it must continue pushing ahead with reforms.
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US authorities seem to wish away problems It is troubling that American authorities frequently seem to wish away hard problems, pushing ahead with military operations while hoping troubles somehow work themselves out.
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Huawei is keen to show it's pushing ahead with business despite major political headwinds, including the arrest of its CFO in Canada and continued privacy accusations from the U.S. and other nations.
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Conditional trading in the power generator firm is due to start on Thursday, with the company pushing ahead with its listing in London despite two large IPOs there being cancelled last week.
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Tarar, a Muslim, downplays the GOP front-runner's less-than-flattering comments about his faith as having been "twisted" and is pushing ahead with his effort to get the billionaire businessman elected.
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"In light of Brexit, it underlines the urgency for the rest of the EU of pushing ahead with the capital markets union project to develop bigger and deeper capital markets," Wright said.
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In the 2012 cycle, for instance, the markets remained largely unimpressed as Rick Perry, Herman Cain, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum took turns in pushing ahead of Mitt Romney in national polls.
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Beijing is pushing ahead with plans to invest in 6,800 kilometers (4,225 miles) worth of new railway lines in 2019, a 40 percent jump from the length of tracks laid last year.
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Australia says it wants to smooth what it calls "irritants" in the bilateral relationship, though analysts said it is pushing ahead with policies that are unlikely to be well received in China.
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Pushing ahead with a sale now could make sense for Jimenez, who has been under pressure to improve growth after difficulties with the company's eyecare unit Alcon and new heart drug Entresto.
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The Trump administration has also expressed caution at the prospect of South Korea pushing ahead with inter-Korean projects, maintaining that sanctions provide an important diplomatic tool in holding the North accountable.
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China turned on its 5G networks ahead of schedule on Friday, pushing ahead with the next-generation wireless technology at the same time it's engaged in a protracted trade war with Washington.
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Firms have been busy with Trump pushing ahead on his trade agenda among other issues and with House Democrats passing a slew of bills and ramping up oversight after retaking the chamber.
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But that has not stopped the president from pushing ahead with his campaign to warm relations: Just days after he returned, Mr. Trump said he planned to invite Mr. Putin to Washington.
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However, Prime Minister Johnson is pushing ahead with plans to resurrect the idea, in a week during which even pro-Conservative party newspapers have criticised his regime for its treatment of journalists.
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OPEN SCIENCE STRIKES AGAIN: The Interior Department is pushing ahead with a controversial proposal that would prohibit the agency from considering scientific studies that don't make all of their underlying data public.
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Samsung proved back in April that this hardware is really early, but it's exciting that the company is still pushing ahead with this device and trying to make foldable phones a reality.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Political rivals accused Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Sunday of pushing ahead with a rare and disputed national decision-making meeting to tighten his grip on power and sideline them.
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While uncertainty remains high and is limiting overall private sector investment, at least some companies seem to be viewing political risks as the new normal — and they are pushing ahead with investment.
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The company also said it was pushing ahead with its plans to split into three separate units, starting with the Materials Science business by the end of the first quarter of 2019.
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Rashida Tlaib is pushing ahead with her impeachment resolution — bucking the leadership of her own party again and working to gather support ahead of plans to formally introduce the proposal this week.
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When Mr Putin offered to write an executive order pushing ahead with the project, Mr Tillerson refused, saying that the Russian president lacked the legal authority to live up to his company's standards.
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"We also look forward to pushing ahead with OpenTable to build on their strong brand with a strategy that supports both building the core business and international expansion at a more measured pace."
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AngloGold, which said in May it would review divestment options for its Mponeng mine and other South African assets to focus on higher returns elsewhere, said it was pushing ahead with the plan.
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The danger now for Sanders is that Warren, with her multiple plans and broader appeal, ends up pushing ahead of the Vermont senator and inherits the movement he did so much to build.
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EU chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker, who presented options for reforming the bloc to be discussed at the Rome summit, also has spoken positively of some states pushing ahead more quickly with integration.
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Google announced at I/O last week that it's pushing ahead with plans to replace passwords with "trust scores" that incorporate various data points about users to determine whether or not they're legitimate.
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The government is pushing ahead with tougher rules for banks after a series of scandals undermined public confidence in the sector, including alleged breaches of money-laundering laws by Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
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So I'm glad Bloomberg may enter the race, because he will forcefully put a Democratic pro-growth, pro-innovation, pro-business agenda on the table, while also pushing ahead on major social issues.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's government is pushing ahead with a plan to hire 100 Cuban doctors despite opposition from a doctors' union that says the money could be used to employ local physicians instead.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is indicating progress toward a final agreement on President Donald Trump's North American trade deal replacement, even as House Democrats are pushing ahead with another public impeachment hearing Friday.
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House leaders said that despite the threat of Hurricane Florence and the absences of a handful of members who represent states impacted by the storm, they are pushing ahead with votes this week.
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New York Fed President John Williams on Monday said that the U.S. central bank was pushing ahead with gradual rate-hike plans next month as it marches toward a more normal policy stance.
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Last month, the company said it was pushing ahead with its plans to split into three separate units, starting with the Materials Science business by the end of the first quarter of 2019.
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The president's isolation is not just from the world: In California, New York, Massachusetts and other states, governments and companies are pushing ahead with regulations and technological innovations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Aramco is pushing ahead with its conventional and unconventional gas exploration and production program to feed its fast growing industries, as the company plans to increase its gas output and become an exporter.
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In Germany, lawmakers are pushing ahead with fines of up to 50 million euros, or $56 million, if Silicon Valley companies do not limit how online hate speech circulates on their social networks.
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At a private meeting about two weeks ago, Pelosi expressed annoyance at House Judiciary staff for pushing ahead on impeachment and going further than many members of her caucus, according to several sources.
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By pushing ahead with a limit on state and local deductions, Republicans could also be setting themselves up for political losses in higher-end coastal suburban districts that currently buttress their House majority.
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VW just launched its smart mobility brand Moia, with a focus on self-driving shuttles, and Volvo is pushing ahead with plans to give 100 self-driving XC90 crossovers to consumers in Gothenburg, Sweden.
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The main reason why China performed well last year was because it refrained from "flooding" the economy with stimulus while pushing ahead with supply-side reforms and cultivating new sources of momentum, Li said.
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The cash from such deals will help Conoco cut its high debt load, but Chief Executive Ryan Lance is still pushing ahead with buybacks and has started increasing the dividend rather than boosting investing.
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The Canadian firm won an unexpected victory against Boeing in the trade dispute last month, but it is pushing ahead with plans to assemble the jet for U.S. customers in Alabama regardless, Bole said.
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The state-owned company is pushing ahead with its conventional and unconventional gas exploration and production program to feed its fast-growing industries, freeing up more crude oil to export or turn into chemicals.
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House GOP leaders are pushing ahead with a risky strategy to avoid a government shutdown at the end of the week: passing a bill that they know is dead on arrival in the Senate.
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Negotiators are pushing ahead with tax reform talks in hopes of reaching a deal by the end of the year even though Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Renewable energy has become cheaper, and even states with a large fossil fuel industry such as Texas are pushing ahead with carbon capture and storage solutions that cut the industry's contributions to climate change.
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Markforged is pushing ahead with a number of efforts to focus some of the benefits of 21994D printing on the immediate problem of personal protective equipment for healthcare workers most exposed to COVID-19.
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There was no immediate comment from the Syrian army, which has said in recent days it was pushing ahead in its campaign to liberate Idlib province from "militant jihadists" drawn from across the world.
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Investment in machinery and equipment rose 1.2 percent, adding 0.1 percentage points to the GDP growth rate, in a sign that companies are pushing ahead with investments despite political risks clouding the growth outlook.
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"The SAFE is steadily pushing ahead with its QDLP and QDIE trials and has recently increased the pilot quotas for Shanghai and Shenzhen to $5 billion each," the regulator said on its website www.safe.gov.
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Google launched its Stadia service with a basic iOS app that doesn't support streaming, and Microsoft seems to be pushing ahead with testing in hopes that Apple will finally approve these types of apps.
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American officials were weighing whether to impose sanctions in response, but Mr. Flynn was pushing ahead with plans to travel to Moscow to build on an existing intelligence-sharing initiative with his Russian counterparts.
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Saudi Aramco is pushing ahead with energy projects that it has listed as a priority to keep the world well supplied with oil while meeting increased domestic demand for gas to fuel industrial growth.
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Speaking to CNN Business at the conference, the head of Saudi oil company Aramco, Amin Nasser, said "everyone here feels sorry" about Khashoggi's death but the kingdom was pushing ahead with its investment plans.
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Khan's government is seeking to stabilise a wobbly economy with the IMF loan agreed in principle but contingent on Pakistan pushing ahead with reforms and measures to curb ballooning current and fiscal account deficits.
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The Trump administration is also pushing ahead with a bid to create a new security and political alliance with six Gulf Arab states plus Egypt and Jordan, in part to counter Iran's expanding influence.
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The update also shows Instagram pushing ahead with the format that Snapchat pioneered: while people can send snaps back and forth to one another, Snapchat Stories can only be replied to with text right now.
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Vasquez's death, in particular, pushed Sanders to take further action to prevent another, he said, including bolstering medical assistance at the border and pushing ahead on setting up additional temporary facilities for children and families.
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With a lull in tension, they are pushing ahead with plans to plant more coffee and trees on a mountain that captures rainfall and supplies the rivers sustaining people and wildlife living around its base.
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Altmaier said the Chinese government was pushing ahead with policies aimed at securing its economic interests around the globe for the coming decades, pointing to infrastructure programmes such as China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
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As part of the IMF deal, Egypt has been pushing ahead with tough economic reforms including the latest round of fuel subsidy cuts in early July, which raised domestic prices by between 16% and 30%.
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Plunging crude prices have deterred spending on oil projects around the world but Greece is pushing ahead with investment in the industry in a bid to reduce dependence on oil imports and boost public finances.
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While Rio and the other major miners would no doubt prefer Simandou remains undeveloped, it's highly unlikely that Chinalco would pay more than $1 billion to buy out Rio if it didn't intend pushing ahead.
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Exxon Mobil is pushing ahead with efforts to develop its $15 billion Far East Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) project with Rosneft despite being forced to exit some joint ventures in Russia due to Western sanctions.
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France and Britain as well as Italy and Spain are pushing ahead with plans for such taxes at the national level after EU countries failed to reach an agreement for the bloc as a whole.
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Despite being embroiled in a huge data privacy scandal, Facebook is quietly pushing ahead with plans to deploy a satellite network to connect even more people to its platform, according to a report published Thursday.
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North Korea wants to be sure it has the military clout to deter the United States from taking military action against it, the primary reason it was pushing ahead so aggressively with its test program.
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In what would be the largest-ever outbound deal by a Chinese company, state-owned Chinese agricultural company ChemChina is pushing ahead with the $2628 billion USD purchase of Swiss seeds and pesticides giant Syngenta.
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The limbo status in the Senate comes as House Democrats are pushing ahead with their own spending plan, setting up a clash with GOP senators and the White House as the fall deadlines draw closer.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said he was pushing ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports on Friday, and the smoldering trade war between the world's two largest economies showed signs of igniting.
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Speaking to CNN Business at the conference, the head of Saudi oil company Aramco, Amin Nasser, said "everyone here feels sorry" about Khashoggi's death, but the kingdom is still pushing ahead with its investment plans.
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AT&T is buying Otter Media, the company announced Tuesday, confirming earlier reports and signalling the telecom giant is pushing ahead with its media-based M&A strategy despite continued challenges from the Justice Department.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said last week he was pushing ahead with tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports, prompting a quick response from Beijing, which said it would put duties on several American commodities.
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Altmaier said the Chinese government was pushing ahead with policies aimed at securing its economic interests around the globe for the coming decades, pointing to infrastructure programs such as China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Brazil says it is pushing ahead with plans to change the law and let foreigners buy farmland, in a move widely backed by investors and opposed by land rights campaigners.
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To stay ahead of these threats, the company is doubling down on its existing security efforts, but in addition, it's now also pushing ahead with new initiatives that emphasize cloud intelligence with AI and machine learning.
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The "show them a body" scenario could help explain why Senate Republicans are pushing ahead to draft a plan, with the goal of voting on it before the end of June, despite these unanswered policy questions.
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While some foreign investors are pushing ahead, other firms continue to keep Saudi Arabia at arm's length, fearing a potential backlash at home over Khashoggi's murder, the Yemen war and Riyadh's detention of women's rights activists.
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CHINA OUTPUT: China has met its target for cutting steel capacity this year but the country must continue pushing ahead with capacity reductions in other sectors including aluminium and cement, the industry ministry said on Friday.
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QAMISHLI, Syria (Reuters) - Kurdish-led authorities held local elections on Friday in areas they control in northern Syria, pushing ahead with autonomy plans opposed by both the government of President Bashar al-Assad and by Turkey.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)One of India's richest men is pushing ahead with a controversial coal mine in Australia, but the project will be scaled back after plans for state subsidies were dropped following huge protests.
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That's the message the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) is pushing ahead of January 255, the deadline for President Donald Trump to make a crucial decision that could shape the future of the U.S. solar industry.
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The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is pushing ahead with plans to open up more than 5,85033 acres in Colorado's Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge to the public Saturday, the agency confirmed to Colorado Public Radio.
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Chris Woolard, the FCA's executive director of strategy and competition, said the watchdog was now pushing ahead with trying to set up a global sandbox, given that many fintech firms and their business plans span borders.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said last week he was pushing ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports, prompting a swift response from Beijing, which said it would slap duties on several American commodities.
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DUBAI/RIYADH (Reuters) - Big investors in Saudi Arabia are pushing ahead with deals and pouring money back into its stock market as the kingdom tries to move on from the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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WASHINGTON — As much of his government battles the coronavirus outbreak, President Trump is pushing ahead with major reversals of environmental regulations, including a restriction on scientific research that some doctors worry would complicate future pandemic controls.
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So it makes sense for Mr. Simmons to hedge his bets by pushing ahead with the latest step in his plan to simplify the bank's business since it failed a Federal Reserve stress test in 2014.
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The authorities have cited a growing drug problem as one reason for pushing ahead with a controversial scheme to move thousands of refugees from their border camps to an undeveloped island in the Bay of Bengal.
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The BoE has said it wants to be sure the economy has recovered from near-stagnation in an unusually cold early 2018, before pushing ahead with only its second rate hike since before the global financial crisis.
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Kati Piri, a European Parliament speaker on Turkey, advised suspending the membership track but pushing ahead with customs union talks as the "most realistic leverage the EU can now have to try negotiate some standards with Turkey".
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Through California Governor Jerry Brown's leadership before he left office earlier this year, 188 subnational entities in 39 countries on 6 continents are pushing ahead to implement the Paris Climate Accord despite its abandonment by official Washington.
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U.S. energy firms this week reduced the number of oil rigs operating for a fifth week in a row as most independent producers cut spending even though majors were still pushing ahead with investments in new drilling.
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The U.S. weekly oil rig count, an indicator of future production, fell for a fifth week in a row as most independent producers cut spending even though majors were still pushing ahead with investments in new drilling.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA has relinquished control of the country's biggest fuel distributor in a share offering, pushing ahead with a privatization drive under new Chief Executive Roberto Castello Branco.
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When asked by a South Korean ruling party lawmaker whether Washington felt the South was pushing ahead too rapidly with its reconciliation policy toward the North, Kang cited views regarding "adjusting the pace" of inter-Korean moves.
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Both pushing ahead with research on sun-dimming technologies or rejecting them present significant risks, the report warned, ranging from investors in the technology having a financial incentive to see it used, to banned research moving underground.
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The central bank said in its statement Egypt was pushing ahead with its existing reform program, which includes plans for Value Added Tax (VAT) and subsidy cuts which were put on hold when global oil prices dropped.
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Trump is pushing ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports, and Commerce Ministry has said it would respond with tariffs "of the same scale and strength," sparking fears of a full-blown trade war.
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WASHINGTON — Despite the worsening pandemic, the Trump administration is pushing ahead with tougher work requirements for food stamps, and so far has not offered states the opportunity to cover the uninsured on an emergency basis under Medicaid.
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It is slowly filling senior management positions - du Toit was appointed in December - and is pushing ahead with a turnaround strategy that could see it begin exiting loss-making businesses and forging new equity partnerships within months.
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It is slowly filling senior management positions - du Toit was appointed in December - and is pushing ahead with a turnaround strategy that could see it begin exiting loss-making businesses and forging new equity partnerships within months.
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Republican leadership has so far remained steadfast in pushing ahead with the nomination at a steady clip in order to secure Kavanaugh a spot on the court before the start of the Supreme Court term in October.
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The Trump administration is pushing ahead with its drug pricing agenda even as impeachment sucks up all the political oxygen, with plans to advance some of its most ambitious regulations and to work with Congress on legislation.
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For the cattle herd, there is no turning around; for "good girls" of the human persuasion, however, there are ways to look back while pushing ahead — if we remember that beginnings, like endings, can happen any time.
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The company, which is also investing in its own "Originals" content for the service, is pushing ahead with the expansion into YouTube's territory despite increasing scrutiny of how user-generated videos can serve as gateways for radicalization.
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His government has been slammed by Canada's energy sector for pushing ahead with the legislation at a time when the oil industry is struggling with declining capital spending and pipeline constraints that are weighing on crude prices.
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Instead, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is pushing ahead with attempts to secure parliamentary approval for a contentious new draft constitution which would expand his authority, should it pass a public referendum that would likely be held this spring.
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The company is also pushing ahead with another technology, TrueVR, that enables sports to be viewed in virtual reality, though the company has slowed its ambitions a bit as VR headset use has failed to live up expectations.
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Asia's fourth-largest economy is pushing ahead with a 2014 plan to turn Ulsan and Yeosu ports into northeast Asia's oil shipping and storage cluster, a potential challenge to the long-established Asian oil trading centre in Singapore.
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Faced with soaring debts and China's crackdown on aggressive dealmaking firms, airlines-to-finance conglomerate HNA has been pushing ahead with a series of asset sales that have so far included real estate and stakes in hotel groups.
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In its budget for the year starting in April unveiled on Saturday, the government relaxed its fiscal deficit target so it could spend an nearly $22025 billion more, mainly on infrastructure and farming, while pushing ahead with privatisations.
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Gazprom and its European partners are pushing ahead with the plans to double the capacity of the existing Nord Stream undersea gas pipeline to Europe from Russia as Moscow seeks to diversify its energy supplies and bypass Ukraine.
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Despite falling oil prices, Saudi Aramco is pushing ahead with oil and gas projects that it has highlighted as a priority for the long term to keep the world well supplied with oil, while meeting domestic gas demand.
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The power network operator said it was pushing ahead with plans to build more connections, including a second interconnector to France and a new one to Denmark, with final investment decisions expected in late 2016 and 2018, respectively.
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LONDON, June 5 (Reuters) - Thomas Cook is investing 40 million euros ($45 million) in Spanish hotels, the troubled travel firm said on Wednesday, pushing ahead with spending plans despite issuing three profit warnings in less than a year.
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Top GOP lawmakers in the upper chamber are pushing ahead with plans that could serve as the building blocks for negotiations on the president's initiative following the first real glimpse of Trump's $2628 trillion infrastructure proposal this week.
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Transcripts of testimony from closed-door interviews with Croft and another Ukraine specialist at State, Christoper Anderson, as well as the Defense Department's Laura Cooper, come as House Democrats are pushing ahead to this week's live public hearings.
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The listings indicate that Facebook is pushing ahead with its plans to enter the space and take on its far-better-established rivals, even after its previous attempts to build an AI assistant have failed to take off.
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Two of the top Republicans in Congress on Monday said they are pushing ahead with the plan to begin repealing ObamaCare this spring, despite any confusion caused by President Trump saying the process could spill into next year.
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Beijing has countered with tariffs of its own, while pushing ahead with campaigns such as the Belt and Road Initiative — a regional infrastructure development program seen by many as Chinese President Xi Jinping's effort to increase China's influence.
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Top GOP lawmakers in the upper chamber are pushing ahead with plans that could serve as the building blocks for negotiations on the president's initiative following the first real glimpse of Trump's $1 trillion infrastructure proposal this week.
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Nonetheless, the Pentagon appears to be pushing ahead on its own, looking for ways to strengthen its ties with A.I. researchers, particularly in Silicon Valley, where there is considerable wariness about working with the military and intelligence agencies.
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SAO PAULO, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Brazil's government on Friday said it was pushing ahead with plans to allow mining on tribal lands, briefing European diplomats on proposals that have drawn criticism from indigenous advocates in Brazil and overseas.
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Woodside is also pushing ahead with an oil project off Senegal, where its partners are Cairn Energy and FAR Ltd, while a dispute with FAR over Woodside's acquisition of a 40 percent stake in the project enters arbitration.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Afghan officials have signed contracts for two major mining projects in northern Afghanistan, pushing ahead with plans to develop the country's mineral reserves but drawing criticism over the involvement of a former minister in the project.
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"With the recent consolidation in the brokerage space, it is reassuring to work at a firm that has not bowed to purchase offers and instead chooses to continue pushing ahead with its own expansion and development," Grierson said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The draft Brexit deal agreed between Britain and the European Union won't stop banks in London pushing ahead with relocation plans because the agreement is far from being ratified, UK financial sector officials said on Wednesday.
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Investors said the decisions by Moody's and Fitch could be a wakeup call for Lopez Obrador, who is pushing ahead with plans to build an $8 billion refinery despite warnings from ratings agencies, investors and some Mexican regulators.
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Faced with soaring debts and China's crackdown on aggressive dealmaking firms, the airlines-to-finance conglomerate has been pushing ahead with a series of asset sales that have so far included real estate and stakes in hotel groups.
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Support has built among the so-called TPP-11 for pushing ahead without the United States although trade within the smaller block is only a quarter of that between the original 12 members, according to the most recent data.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Demand for electric vehicles remains low in the U.S. market, but industry executives at the New York auto show this week said they are pushing ahead with billions of dollars in investments even while preaching patience.
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To hedge against the possibility that the negotiations have a negative result, Guajardo said, Mexico is pushing ahead with "very ambitious" trade talks with Brazil and Argentina, and aims to have them concluded by the end of the year.
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With the EU unlikely to reach a deal in the face of opposition of countries like low-tax Ireland, France and some other EU countries are pushing ahead with plans for their own digital tax at the national level.
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How far Mr. Moon can go in pushing ahead with the many projects he has envisioned with the North, like reconnecting the two Koreas' railways, depends on whether Washington and Pyongyang can agree on how to denuclearize the North.
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"The academic and tech sector are pushing ahead with saying, 'let's create automated tools of hate detection,' but we need to be more mindful of minority group language that could be considered 'bad' by outside members," Sap told Recode.
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Even before the White House guidelines were released on Monday afternoon, school districts, towns, localities, cities and states were urgently pushing ahead with a chaotic hodgepodge of mandated restrictions and suggestions about how to keep the virus from spreading.
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It's entirely possible that his talks with South Korea are simply Kim playing his old game: acting like he is going to do something in order to buy himself more time, then pushing ahead with his program as normal.
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" He says Toyota is pushing ahead with research and development that will enhance autonomous driving features in its cars — but he doesn't want those features to limit human driving altogether, because it will take "the fun out of cars.
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Comments by New York Federal Reserve President John Williams on Monday that the U.S. central bank is pushing ahead with gradual rate-hike plans next month as it marches toward a more normal policy stance may have added pressure to stocks.
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In the meantime, Uber is pushing ahead with its self-driving car scheme, using the current definition of an autonomous vehicle to ignore an order from the California Department of Motor Vehicles to apply for a $150 permit in the process.
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President Donald Trump kicked off this week's NATO summit in Brussels — which people already expected to be awkward — by claiming that Germany was a "captive of Russia" because it was pushing ahead with plans to build a controversial gas pipeline.
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France's PSA Group is pushing ahead with an Iranian plant investment and production ramp-up in the face of a hardened U.S. stance against Tehran under President Donald Trump that could play to the carmaker's advantage, a senior executive said.
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Music streaming company Spotify is close to agreeing a new licensing pact with Warner Music Inc, the last big music royalty deal it needs before pushing ahead with a U.S. stock market listing, four sources familiar with the situation said.
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At the end of a week that has seen European markets gain around 2%, and bond yields and the euro sink, escalating tensions between Washington and Iran also gave investors reason to be cautious about pushing ahead with this month's rally.
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Also in the United States, the weekly oil rig count, an indicator of future production, fell for a fifth week in a row as most independent producers cut spending even though majors were still pushing ahead with investments in new drilling.
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DUBAI, June 12 (Reuters) - Dubai's Meydan Group has obtained 1 billion dirhams ($272 million) of Islamic financing, Meydan said on Sunday, in a fresh sign that the emirate is pushing ahead with big development plans despite a regional economic slowdown.
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Also in the U.S., the weekly oil rig count, an indicator of future production, fell for a fifth week in a row as most independent producers cut spending even though majors were still pushing ahead with investments in new drilling.
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But companies that have been investing often more than $21 billion in projects that were approved in the first half of the decade, when oil fetched in excess of $33 a barrel, are pushing ahead with many of their developments.
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A $49 dock doesn't seem like the ideal solution for something you'd expect any modern smartphone to handle with ease, but Apple is pushing ahead towards a wireless future and this is one of the many casualties along the way.
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LAWMAKERS CHARGE AHEAD WITH TAX REFORM TALKS: Negotiators are pushing ahead with tax reform talks in hopes of reaching a deal by the end of the year even though Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Díaz-Canel will also face pressure to reinvigorate the Cuban economy by pushing ahead with the controversial economic reform program launched by Raúl Castro early in his tenure, which loosened restrictions on private enterprise and enabled foreign investment in Cuba.
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Mr. Trump again said that he was pushing ahead with a stretch of wall construction in Texas, claiming that he had signed a contract to build a large portion at a "great price," but he declined to give additional details.
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Sisi, who was elected for a second term in March, has been pushing ahead with economic reforms required under a three-year, $12 billion IMF loan that have left many of Egypt's 100 million people struggling to make ends meet.
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Trump has seized on attacks by senior former intelligence officials such as James Comey — the FBI director Trump sacked in 2017 for pushing ahead with the Russia investigation — and ex-CIA Director John Brennan as further evidence of the narrative.
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But Merkel has limited room to act due to political pressure at home, and is always at pains to ensure France and Germany aren't pushing ahead with plans that have no deep backing from the rest of the European Union.
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The company is pushing ahead to decrease greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles, and the Michigan research center will be central to company efforts to use more aluminum and other lightweight materials to improve the efficiency of future vehicles, executives said.
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House Democrats announced they are pushing ahead with two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump — abuse of power and obstruction of Congress — charging that he corrupted the US election process and endangered national security in his dealings with Ukraine. Rep.
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Japan is already carving out its own path, pushing ahead on the Trans Pacific Partnership without the United States and conducting negotiations on a free trade agreement with the European Union that will account for 40 percent of global trade.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is pushing ahead on her plans to cancel only a portion of loans taken out by defrauded college students, even amid legal setbacks and as House Democrats prepare to grill her during a hearing next week.
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Australia's Reef 2050 plan largely ignores the issue of climate change, and environmental groups like the ACF have serious concerns about the government pushing ahead with coal mining throughout the region—especially in Queensland's Galilee Basin, just inland from the Great Barrier Reef.
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Like the rest of the automotive sector, the company is pushing ahead with plans for hybrid and electric models to meet more stringent emissions rules and an eventual ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2040 in Britain.
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Bangladesh government officials have also previously told Reuters they are pushing ahead with a controversial plan to turn an uninhabited island in the Bay of Bengal into a temporary home for the Rohingya and move 100,000 refugees there ahead of the monsoon.
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"We hope that by the end of the year we will have clarity from Brussels," Altmaier said, adding that the growing interest of the industry in the scheme showed that Berlin was right in pushing ahead with its new industrial policy plan.
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Comments by New York Federal Reserve President John Williams on Monday that the U.S. central bank is pushing ahead with gradual rate-hike plans next month as it marches toward a more normal policy stance played in to the pressure on stocks.
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Far from being a new diplomatic concept, this appears to be an old Iranian logic of pushing ahead with its nuclear programme—and so moving closer to the option of building a nuclear bomb—in response to rising pressure from the West.
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Patents may sometimes get a bad rap for how they are abused (and misused) by some companies for commercial gain, but they also remain a marker of how a tech company is progressing with its R&D and pushing ahead on innovation.
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When the real estate giant Remax decided to overhaul and update its logo and font for the first time in 44 years, the company spent two years and surveyed 20,000 people in the United States and Canada before pushing ahead with the changes.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, July 23 (Reuters) - Brazil's state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA is set to relinquish control of the country's biggest fuel distributor in a Tuesday share offering, pushing ahead with a privatization drive under new Chief Executive Roberto Castello Branco.
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The index is still up 7.8 percent this year, outperforming major Gulf markets, with big investors in Saudi Arabia pushing ahead with deals and pouring money back into its stock market as the kingdom tries to move on from journalist Jamal Khashoggi's murder.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration is quietly pushing ahead with a bid to create a new security and political alliance with six Gulf Arab states, Egypt and Jordan, in part to counter Iran's expansion in the region, according to U.S. and Arab officials.
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The unpopular leftist Maduro is pushing ahead with the election to create a powerful new legislature despite four months of deadly anti-government protests in the oil-rich South American nation, which is reeling from food shortages, runaway inflation and violent crime.
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DUBAI/ABU DHABI, June 11 (Reuters) - Waha Capital has abandoned plans to raise a $300 million private equity fund and the Abu Dhabi-based firm is pushing ahead with a new strategy for its private equity business, sources familiar with the matter said.
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The repercussions from that death continue: on Tuesday the United States imposed additional sanctions on North Korea after determining that Pyongyang used the chemical warfare agent VX in the murder – although that hasn't stopped South Korea from pushing ahead with cross-border negotiations.
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Finance industry chiefs told Reuters they were pushing ahead with plans to shift staff and operations to the continent since they could not afford to wait for details of an orderly Brexit deal and had to be prepared for talks breaking down.
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Like most of her work, an atmosphere of optimistic longing underpins the proceedings, but with the help of her friends, her work feels more impactful than it's ever been—a testament to the power of pushing ahead, with friends on your side.
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In an escalating spat over the United States' trade deficit with most of its major trading partners, including China, U.S. President Donald Trump said last week he was pushing ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports, starting on July 6.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration is pushing ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports, and China's Commerce Ministry has said it would respond with tariffs "of the same scale and strength," sparking fears of a full-blown trade war.
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On Friday, Trump said there was a "good chance" the United States would be able to reach a deal with Mexico over migration, although his administration was still pushing ahead with a plan to slap import tariffs on its southern neighbor next week.
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"The numbers tie into a lot of what we've seen recently demonstrating real Chinese interest in pushing ahead with business opportunities in North Korea, even though technically not much can go ahead under the current sanctions regime," said Oliver Hotham, managing editor of NK News.
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Xi said China should build a strong military by improving its political awareness, pushing ahead with reform and making sure it follows the law, state television said, showing pictures of him chatting with soldiers in their barracks and asking them about their living conditions.
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I mean, Donald Trump seems to have thrown a spanner in the works of the turbine blades on these very large windmills, by suggesting that the Paris Agreement isn't valid, and actually the world is pushing ahead in the wrong direction on climate change.
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But House Republicans are pushing ahead with a border tax hearing next week: The House Ways and Means Committee will hold a hearing next week that will focus in part on the controversial border-adjustment tax provision in Speaker Paul Ryan's (R-Wis.) tax plan.
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As the Trump administration considers renegotiating the historic trade agreement with its North American neighbors, Canada is pushing ahead with a trade that places it well ahead of the United States: a first-of-its-kind exchange-traded fund that invests in medical marijuana stocks.
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The company, which posted a 907.8 million euro loss in 2017, is pushing ahead with its plan to raise 800 million euros in equity capital to reduce debt and boost its financial flexibility amid efforts to turn the company around and return it to growth.
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Setsu Kobayashi, a constitutional scholar at Keio University in Tokyo, says that on security and constitutional matters, Mr Abe has form in pushing ahead with unpopular measures, such as a controversial law that now allows Japan to take part in collective defence with allies.
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For more click The food giant is pushing ahead with plans to invest 2197.8 billion Egyptian pounds ($22014 million) in the northern African country in the next few years, despite a foreign exchange shortage that has made it harder to finance imports and repatriate profit.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un recently conducted the regime's sixth nuclear test and is aggressively pushing ahead with its ballistic missile development program, including test-firing intercontinental ballistic missiles some U.S. experts believe can reach at least half of the continental United States.
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FORT MEADE, Md. — American officials are pushing ahead on efforts with allied nations to counter Russia's interference in democratic elections and other malign activities, military cybercommanders said on Tuesday, an effort intended to allow the United States to better observe and counter Moscow's newest cyberweapons.
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Despite Kim's pledge to denuclearize the Korean peninsula, Japan, Washington's key ally in Asia, still considers North Korea to be a "dire threat," and is pushing ahead with plans to bolster its ballistic missile defenses with Aegis Ashore batteries that can target warheads in space.
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LOS ANGELES, March 9 (Reuters) - Walt Disney Co held a red carpet premiere for its action epic "Mulan" on Monday, pushing ahead with the movie's rollout even though the coronavirus spread will keep the film out of China, the second-largest film market, indefinitely.
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Reuters reported in July that the administration was quietly pushing ahead with a bid to create a new security and political alliance with six Gulf Arab states, Egypt and Jordan, in part to counter Iran's expansion in the region, citing U.S. and Arab officials.
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BEIJING — As other countries look to China to take the lead in fighting global warming after President Trump's rejection of the Paris climate agreement, President Xi Jinping is pushing ahead with an ambitious plan to build the world's largest market for carbon emissions permits.
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WASHINGTON — Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced on Thursday that the House of Representatives would begin drafting impeachment articles against President Trump, pushing ahead with a rapid timetable that could set the stage for a vote before Christmas to charge him with high crimes and misdemeanors.
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I don't know that there's a unifying theme of this round of Hue product launches, but they continue to establish Signify as the space's leader, pushing ahead into new bulb styles and finding new ways of making connected lights appropriately smart and convenient to use.
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President Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday pushing ahead one of his signature campaign stumps—the construction of a massive $14-20 billion wall along the 2,000-mile-long border with Mexico, designed to deter illegal immigrants and drugs from entering the United States.
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Harcourt Rd. Government headquarters ADMIRALTY 500 FEET By Jin Wu | Satellite image by DigitalGlobe via Bing The Beijing-backed leader of Hong Kong condemned Wednesday's violence, and gave no indication that she would stop pushing ahead with the proposed legislation that set off the protests.
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And neocons are the one faction that Trump never really bothered to kowtow to at any point, pushing ahead with wildly heterodox foreign policy ideas even while aligning his approach on taxes, regulation, abortion, guns, and other hot-button issues with mainstream conservative viewpoints.
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President Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday pushing ahead one of his signature campaign stumps—the construction of a massive $2100-20 billion wall along the 2,000-mile-long border with Mexico, designed to deter illegal immigrants and drugs from entering the United States.
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Pushing ahead with an ideological decision to cut immigration will be hugely detrimental to the economy and severely damage the hospitality sector across the UK. The reality is that we need EU workers in our venues to support our homegrown teams and keep the sector growing.
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Second, the company may have few options for buyers outside of G.M. Sources close to the company insist that Lyft is expecting to reach profitability, but there's no signal that it'll catch up to Uber, which is pushing ahead in self-driving technology and other new businesses.
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People on British soil with their nerve agents, their conduct in Syria, airstrikes against civilian infrastructure, cyber campaigns across much of Europe, coercive campaigns blackmail in Europe, they&aposre pushing ahead with this Nord Stream pipeline that would degrade the stability and sovereignty of nations there.
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DETROIT, Jan 8 (Reuters) - The head of Canada's auto union blasted General Motors Co on Tuesday for pushing ahead with plans to phase out work at its Oshawa, Ontario, assembly plant despite calls by workers and politicians in Canada to find a new vehicle to build there.
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Egypt is pushing ahead with austerity measures tied to a $12 billion three-year IMF loan agreement signed in late 2016 that have included energy subsidy cuts and tax hikes aimed at reining in Egypt's budget deficit and luring back investors who fled after its 2011 uprising.
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Even as Snap, Google and Apple are declaring full-court presses on phone-based augmented reality camera feeds, Facebook is pushing ahead as well, but the fact that people aren't accustomed to taking photos directly within the app will be a daunting challenge for them to overcome.
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WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said he was pushing ahead with hefty tariffs on $2150 billion of Chinese imports on Friday, and the smoldering trade war between the world's two largest economies showed signs of igniting as Beijing immediately vowed to respond in kind.
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With an October crunch point in talks on the future trading relationship between Britain and the EU, banks are pushing ahead with opening or expanding hubs in the EU to avoid disruption to customer services if Britain leaves the bloc next March with no transition deal.
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"The challenge for Tullow is to demonstrate that the events of 2015-16 are behind it, and in H2/18 it is pushing ahead with a strategy that involves doing more with less and unlocking the upside potential in East Africa," RBC said in a note.
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Tensions have grown between Germany and Poland, important trading partners and neighbors, since Law and Justice came to power in 2015 and began pushing ahead with a conservative, nationalist agenda that has increasingly driven a wedge between Warsaw and its European Union partners to the west.
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FINE-TUNING While authorities are seen pushing ahead with deleveraging, there have been some nuanced shifts in language from policymakers that suggest concerns over economic activity arising from trade tensions with the United States that could hit exports and from the crackdown on debt and risk.
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Meydan, a major developer of hospitality and entertainment facilities in Dubai including the Meydan Racecourse, said the funding would support investment in new projects - a fresh sign that the emirate is pushing ahead with big infrastructure plans despite a regional economic slowdown due to low oil prices.
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Mr. Boulud has earned the right to keep working in that groove as long as he likes, but it's strange to find a young chef at a new, high-profile destination doing it when others around the city are pushing ahead with contemporary interpretations of French cuisine.
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Once a barren energy island in a part of the planet otherwise awash in resources, Israel is, after years of delay, finally pushing ahead with an ambitious strategy to tap offshore reserves that could transform its economy and, it hopes, its place in a historically hostile region.
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Faced with soaring debts and China's crackdown on aggressive dealmaking firms, HNA has been pushing ahead with a series of asset sales that have so far included real estate and stakes in hotel groups, but has said that it will hold onto its core airline business.
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Though some Democrats have expressed concerns, in public and private, about pushing ahead with a filibuster, they are also aware of their political hand: The party's progressive base has called on lawmakers to oppose Mr. Trump at every turn, reminding them of the extraordinary dynamics at play.
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Riding a populist wave, he was pushing ahead with plans to bring India closer to becoming a Hindu homeland, a divisive dream harbored by his political party whose roots lie deep in a Hindu-centric worldview that poses an existential threat to India's large Muslim minority.
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Huawei is keen to show it is pushing ahead with business despite major political headwinds, including the arrest of its CFO in Canada and continued accusations from the U.S. and others that the company's equipment could be used as a backdoor by the Chinese government to spy on citizens.
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The state refiners are still pushing ahead with plans to open offices in Singapore, Asia's main oil trading center, with Indian Oil Corp, BPCL and Hindustan set to expand in the city-state as a way to keep closer tabs on the market and react quickly to changes.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve is pushing ahead with gradual rate-hike plans next month as it marches toward a more normal policy stance that would keep the economy expanding, one of its most influential members said on Monday in the face of growing doubts in financial markets.
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Pushing ahead with missile program: Iran also responded to both houses of Congress passing new sanctions against it surrounding its ballistic missile program with its foreign ministry spokesman calling them a move to undermine the Iran nuclear deal and blasting them as "hostile, reprehensible, and unacceptable," per Al Jazeera.
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They will have to decide whether the lesson to draw from the British vote is that the growing populist and nationalist backlash against the bloc needs to be acknowledged through fundamental changes or whether it requires a show of resolve by pushing ahead with plans for deeper integration.
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The participation of Digital Grid — which has backed other companies in the area of smart devices and virtual reality — underscores the bigger direction that we have seen Razer take as a company in the recent years and its intention to keep pushing ahead into new ways of gaming.
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The report follows up on a May study by McKinsey that described an evolving pecking order of companies that were establishing "an insurmountable advantage" over peers by pushing ahead with AI. It singled out nine "superstar" companies, all in the U.S. and China, that were well ahead of everyone else.
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Qatar has nonetheless said it is pushing ahead with ambitious infrastructure plans to host the World Cup — the centerpiece of Doha's strategy to project itself on the global stage — and has since inaugurated a $7.4 billion port and expects to open its first metro by the end of this year.
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A recent survey conducting by Peking University and the Beijing-based Taihe Insitute found that nearly half of 100 countries evaluated were not a good fit for BRI projects due to weaknesses in financing and infrastructure, adding that the government should "assess and prevent the risks" before pushing ahead with them.
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Saab's pitch for its Gripen E aircraft comes a day after Lockheed said it is pushing ahead with its proposal to transfer the production line of its F-16 fighter to India, even though it understands that President Donald Trump's administration may want to take a fresh look at such plans.
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As a result, distributors are pushing ahead films by black directors and writers, including Barry Jenkins ("Moonlight"), Jordan Peele ("Get Out"), Dee Rees ("Mudbound"), Ava DuVernay ("A Wrinkle in Time"), Justin Simien ("Dear White People") and Steve McQueen (who is following up "12 Years a Slave" with the fall drama "Widows").
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Despite last October's murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the hands of Saudi agents, big investors are pushing ahead with deals and pouring money back into its stock market as well as Vision 2030 projects that aim to diversify the economy of the world's top oil exporter and create jobs.
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The bureau was pushing ahead with plans to require that Devon and other companies take extra steps to prevent chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing from contaminating groundwater, including a demand that Devon disclose the ingredients in millions of gallons of chemical-laced water it pumped into the federally managed land.
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"For Ukraine there's a huge danger that it could find itself alone with its enemy the Russian Federation ... as the United States is a strategic partner in the military sphere and when it comes to pushing ahead with reforms," said Maria Ionova, a lawmaker from former president Petro Poroshenko's faction.
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Sure, that's not exactly the "camera reinvented" message the company was pushing ahead of last weekend's big announcement at MWC, but it's certainly in line with the camera-first approach it was promising handset, besting the Galaxy Note 8's score by five points (the site rated the S8, but not S8+, mind).
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President Donald Trump said on Friday there was a "good chance" that the United States would be able to reach a deal with Mexico over a surge of migrants on their border, although his administration was still pushing ahead with a plan to slap import tariffs on all Mexican goods next week.
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Chairman Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenLawmakers call on Trump to keep tech legal shield out of trade talks House passes anti-robocall bill Lawmakers deride FTC settlement as weak on Facebook MORE (R-Ore.) is pushing ahead with his target of bringing a bill to the House floor by Memorial Day weekend.
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With the league pushing ahead with expansion plans and set to decide on two new franchises at meetings in New York next week, Garber was again quizzed on Friday about the status of a team, which seems no closer to taking the pitch than it was nearly four years ago when he began the pursuit.
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Still, the yawning gap between McCain's votes and his criticism of the GOP health care effort is a microcosm of the core problem: The Republican Party is so intellectually bankrupt that they are pushing ahead with a plan that they themselves know is terrible, merely so they can put a point on the scoreboard.
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House Democrats are pushing ahead with a legislative effort to ensure special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's final report regarding possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow will be publicly released. Reps.
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Rumours have been circulating in recent months that as part of an efficiency drive more banking tie-ups might happen in the wake of Abu Dhabi's two largest banking heavyweights, National Bank of Abu Dhabi and First Gulf Bank pushing ahead with their own merger, expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2017.
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On foreign policy and defense, Paris and Berlin are pushing ahead on a European Intervention Initiative, will host talks next month between Kiev and Moscow in an effort to end the conflict in Ukraine, and are exploring ways of making EU foreign-policy decision-making more effective, including a possible U.N.-style European Security Council.
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They have had what critics of the war on drugs have labeled as knee-jerk responses to the problem: New Jersey, for instance, is pushing ahead to ban flavored vaping products, and the New York City Council just voted to ban those same products, too, as the state's similarly proposed measure remains stalled in court.
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In their case though, Nicolas leans heavily on the jangly, borderline-out-of-tune guitar sound favoured by acts like Gus Dapperton in the US, and Rex Orange County in the UK. Like Clairo, Boy Pablo sonically look backwards – Nicolas got bang into 60s pop on YouTube while starting to write his own stuff – while pushing ahead too.
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He is meeting with clients and Goldman employees around the world, often chatting about his hobby mixing electronic dance music as a D.J. And although the people regarded as his most likely lieutenants are all men, Mr. Solomon is pushing ahead with an ambitious plan to even out the gender imbalance at the male-dominated firm.
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ZINKE, PERRY TO GET COMMITTEE VOTES: The Senate Energy and Natural Resources will vote on two Trump administration nominees on Tuesday, pushing ahead the confirmation process for President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's energy and environment team.
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"While we're waiting for the Fed to figure out whether it's 25 or 50 basis points, and we're waiting for the ECB to get all its forms sorted out ... the emerging markets are pushing ahead," said Chandler, noting Russia and Turkey could cut rates in the next several days, after similar moves in the past week by South Africa, South Korea and Indonesia.
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Republicans want to cut tax rates, broaden the tax base and eliminate major deductions and the "Big Six" -- Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), House Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady (R-Texas), Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), Senate Finance Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn -- have been pushing ahead.
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"While we might hope for some assurances from central bankers that they are not engaging in a race to the bottom on negative interest rates and that the Fed is not going to risk further upsetting febrile markets by pushing ahead with 'gradual' policy tightening anytime soon, risk is high that central bankers return to home shores and proceed on their (domestically driven) policy ways," he wrote.
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One month after President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's unexpected move to deploy the National Guard to the U.S.-Mexico border, the Pentagon is quietly pushing ahead in moving thousands of troops and equipment south.
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Montilla said that the key reasons for the PP's boost in popularity were due to the Catalan side pushing ahead with a unilateral declaration of independence, a move not popular in Spain, and the ability of Rajoy to gather support from PSOE opposition leader Pedro Sánchez for the activation of Article 155, he said, an option that he said was usually seen as "politically toxic" in Spain.
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Ms. Pascal was often at her best as a studio executive when she was pushing ahead films dismissed by male counterparts as "chick flicks": "A League of Their Own" (1992, a home run); "Little Women" (1994, Winona Ryder at her peak); "Charlie's Angels" (2000, a sequel-spawning hit); "Julie & Julia" (2009, Meryl Streep's 16th Oscar nomination.) "I'm not trying to correct or counterbalance," Ms. Pascal said, referring to male-dominated Hollywood.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo arrived in Tokyo on Saturday for talks with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and other officials ahead of his fourth visit to North Korea for denuclearization talks with its leader Kim Jong Un. Despite Kim's pledge to denuclearize the Korean peninsula, Japan, Washington's key ally in Asia, still considers North Korea to be a "dire threat," and is pushing ahead with plans to bolster its ballistic missile defenses with Aegis Ashore batteries that can target warheads in space.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) and Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.) are pushing ahead with talks on their bipartisan bill aimed at stabilizing ObamaCare markets.
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