But lately the party has also been re-examining its rules.
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The system is "worth re-examining," said Tony Sarsam, Borden's CEO.
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Robert Neller said the service was re-examining its training program.
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Against that backdrop, it is worth re-examining what Ashley achieved.
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As a result, we are re-examining the future of this promotion.
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The common perception that China is incapable of innovation needs re-examining.
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Bernstein's centennial has led to re-examining his diverse output beyond Broadway.
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What value do you think there is in re-examining the campaign?
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Now management is re-examining the strategy, people familiar with the matter said.
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Which means constantly re-examining the standards and conventions that define those qualities.
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It also said it was re-examining the future of its nuclear business.
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Some other partners and suppliers are re-examining their exposure to the troubled group.
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Then, in re-examining the criteria for Kendra's Law, I had a startling realization.
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Re-examining the climate science is a waste of everyone's time and taxpayer money.
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So, those particular "systemic and excessive" distortions can justify re-examining trade relations, he said.
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Heidi Heitkamp, a moderate Democrat from North Dakota, indicated clear support for re-examining Volcker.
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The incident has set Australian policymakers and strategists talking about re-examining the relationship with America.
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The Culture Ministry is re-examining two state honors conferred on him in the mid-1990s.
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State ministers, rather than re-examining pedagogy in schools, began blaming Singlish for declining English standards.
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Given the technological advances, we support re-examining the current rules that govern "material" corporate disclosure.
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For the first time in decades, a re-examining of the Eighth Amendment became politically feasible.
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And you [have to] keep re-examining and being vigorous about what is the idea here?
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The canvases also fit in well with the current enthusiasm for re-examining modern aesthetic traditions.
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Over the ensuing songs, she tears down walls, unlearning and re-examining her relationship with time.
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Barr assigned the US attorney from St. Louis with re-examining the Flynn investigation, among others.
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But he added that there's no harm in seeking the truth through re-examining the cases.
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But where Unbreakable was meticulous, re-examining well-worn tropes through well-drawn characters, Glass is uncontrolled.
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Now management is re-examining the strategy that has also yet to convince many politicians in Berlin.
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In Washington, Congress can start by re-examining the Medicaid rules and how they apply to incarceration.
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Williams would not second-guess Nike, her own longtime endorser, for re-examining its relationship with Sharapova.
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Re-examining repertory in the context of the "now and today," as he put it, is central.
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But re-examining recruiting is not a silver bullet: Progress beyond the entry level has remained elusive.
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To this end, it's worth re-examining the particular circumstances that forced the two of you together.
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The country is increasingly re-examining the human cost of harsh and discriminatory systems that feed mass imprisonment.
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Suddenly designers are asking big questions about "purpose" and "effect," re-examining the system on which they rest.
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His remarks reveal an openness to re-examining the church's long-held insistence on an all-male clergy.
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Its movement is incremental and quotidian, reflecting the torturous process of filing appeals and re-examining forensic evidence.
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The patent office told the court that, after re-examining the issue, the patent should be declared void.
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But it will also be re-examining its past in ways that might prove useful in the present.
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After you've grounded yourself and put your feelings into words, try re-examining the problem from a new angle.
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Charlotte finds herself re-examining not only her responsibility as a parent but also her own, limited erotic history.
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In the past decade, there have been no less than four major exhibitions dedicated to re-examining Bontecou's legacy.
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There's no internet company that's not re-examining and focusing on their use of data to offer free services.
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She says that they brought in a breastfeeding specialist to re-train the staff, and are re-examining their policies.
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As intelligent liberals try to work out what went wrong, they are re-examining some of their most cherished assumptions.
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She will be re-examining and figuring out what's important in her life and how she will move on emotionally.
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"This year, we also are stepping back and re-examining the Assassin's Creed franchise," the company said in a statement.
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However, at a congressional hearing last month, Devos argued that her agency was re-examining the guidance for good reason.
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"It is good to have people pushing back and re-examining your historic way of interpreting things," Ms. Glynn said.
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And throw in more complicated discussions like border taxes, and you can see why traders are re-examining the whole issue.
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Those in Canada and Europe are re-examining decisions to approve the 737 MAX based on mutual-recognition agreements with America.
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A "reconsideration of conventional archival methodology," naturally, along with a series of new, experimental workshop performances re-examining the artist's past.
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Two examples the Post notes: March: President Trump announces that the EPA would be re-examining Obama-era fuel-efficiency standards.
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CIU investigations involve re-interviewing witnesses, speaking with witnesses who weren't called on during the original trial, and re-examining evidence.
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Do you find that inspiration comes from your everyday life now, or is your imagination triggered by re-examining the past?
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Since we're in this era of re-examining people, places and things that get taken as granted, why not the draft?
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Her essay re-examining what the movies taught her about being a woman post-#MeToo is thoughtful, moving and beautifully produced.
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But he said states across the country are re-examining their statutes as an increase in hate crimes is reported nationwide.
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The company is reviewing other ways to cut costs beyond staffing and said it was re-examining buying, investments, and rent.
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Now that Google's market power has come under new scrutiny, the FTC is re-examining hundreds of these types of deals.
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While some in New Mexico admire the conquistador in ballads and pageantry, others are re-examining the brutality of Oñate's conquest.
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But some worry that re-examining the past from a 21st-century perspective could lead to a boycott of great art.
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He is re-examining old assumptions about fellow conservatives and Republicans — and contemplating new possibilities for progress in the political center.
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But others worry that re-examining the past from a 21st-century perspective could lead to a boycott of great art.
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Immigration was a big part of the first Democratic debate discussion and showed how 2020 Democrats are re-examining Obama's legacy.
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After reviewing The Times's findings, Microsoft said it uncovered a flaw in its scanning practices and was re-examining its search results.
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Meanwhile, a Palestinian official said the U.S. told the Palestinian Authority earlier this year that it was re-examining its aid budget.
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It is as if he were circling the notes, examining and re-examining them in search for new meaning and hidden surprises.
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It also suggests that it might be worth re-examining other old bones which some think are evidence of similar early non-Africans.
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The Food and Drug Administration is re-examining its regulatory rules with an eye toward broader use of medication-assisted therapy, like methadone.
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Sediq Sediqqi, spokesman for the Afghan interior ministry, said the government was re-examining its highway security strategy in light of recent attacks.
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The American Law Institute is currently re-examining the sexual-assault provisions of the Model Penal Code for the first time since 1962.
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Teaching hospitals across the country have reminded faculty of their obligation to disclose, and some have begun re-examining which relationships are appropriate.
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By re-examining the Naples mummy with molecular tools, they expected to push back the timeline of smallpox in Europe another hundred years.
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He told Reuters on Tuesday he was re-examining how Apple prices its iPhones outside the U.S., where dollar-denominated products are more expensive.
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Dear Sugars In the midst of the #MeToo Movement, women and men all over the country are re-examining sexual encounters from their past.
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Mr. Mulvaney has said the consumer agency he oversees will be re-examining its use of disparate impact considerations in other areas of lending.
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Department of Justice officials said last fall that they were re-examining a 2015 discrimination complaint filed by 64 Asian-American groups against Harvard.
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The company is re-examining data for the A2 block to help it identify which prospect to drill in 2020, Managing Director Cath Norman said.
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In particular, it is re-examining its policy of charging commercial banks to keep reserves at the central bank — creating so-called negative interest rates.
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Saving people's data — and then constantly re-examining it to create new products and advertising — is the engine that supports behemoths like Google and Facebook.
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"We can acknowledge the fear behind his imagination while also re-examining what came out of it," Evil Hat Production said in its content warning.
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Some former students and family members of victims were surprised that school officials were re-examining what to do with Columbine after so many years.
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You'll also be re-examining what "fun" means to you and reflecting on how you've rebelled against organized religion or higher education in the past.
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And he has suggested re-examining ties to Gulf countries and Asian nations, such as Japan and South Korea, which have traditionally worked closely with Washington.
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While re-examining the data samples earlier this month, Kromtech discovered what appeared to be 219.4 GB of voter files linked to the State of California.
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" He added that his team was "re-examining our legislation" since the committee approved it and that he was "interested in working on a 2.0 version.
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Re-examining the effects of mass incarceration — on black men in particular — and reconsidering mandatory sentences have attracted bipartisan support, though such efforts stalled in Congress.
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As the coronavirus pandemic expands, they have been re-examining those plans, hoping they will be useful if hospitals have more critically ill patients than ventilators.
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The Trump administration and Republican lawmakers are re-examining the SIFI designation process as part of a broader effort to reduce regulatory burdens on U.S. business.
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In January, Brazil's patent office said after re-examining the issue that Intacta RR2 Pro patent for genetically modified soy seed technology should be declared void.
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Read your horoscope below to find out more: The past you're processing: This summer's retrogrades will have you re-examining many things in your life, Cancer.
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After the obsessive internet sleuthing that followed Serial Season 1, the prospect of re-examining Adnan Syed's conviction for the murder of Hae Min Lee sounded exhausting.
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"We appreciate the event stewards looking into this again and re-examining all the documents and other evidence at their disposal," Famin said in a Peugeot statement.
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A wealth of new information about Catherine's background and character came from re-examining letters, memoirs and other archival materials from the first half of her life.
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They are expected to urge Facebook and other internet companies to make commitments that include re-examining their algorithms that steer people to content across the web.
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Mr. Alexander said that he was open to re-examining Pell grants for prisoners, which were banned in the 2119 crime bill passed under President Bill Clinton.
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The European Tour's chief executive has shown a flair for shaking things up since taking the job in 2015, so re-examining the schedule fits right in.
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In some instances, re-examining old cases has forced prosecutors to go up against their predecessors or their city's police force, accusing them of wrongdoing or negligence.
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Now the G.A.O. auditors are back, re-examining the debt and repayment ability of each territory, amid concerns that other crushing debt burdens may have escaped notice.
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For instance, museums are re-examining gifts from the Sackler family, a prominent donor in the art world, after its involvement in the opioid crisis became known.
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BuzzFeed News first reported in August that Wansink and his collaborators were re-examining a batch of papers about World War II veterans, including the newly retracted article.
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Mr. Wagner said the agency was re-examining its interpretation of existing laws to make sure that migrant children were not turned over to smugglers or human traffickers.
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Schriock noted that, despite earlier electoral successes, her group is far from done and is focusing on recruitment and re-examining possible swing-vote suburban and exurban districts.
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Re-Examining Healthcare REITs and SNFs Amid Headwinds (REIT Leverage and Tenant Rent Coverage Drive Ratings) here ALL FITCH CREDIT RATINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMERS.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is re-examining the safety of a new drug after reports that it has potentially caused serious side effects and numerous deaths.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer's majority opinion found that the Patent and Trademark Office's rules for re-examining existing patents were reasonable in light of ambiguity in the statute.
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It also comes as Virgin is re-examining its broader strategy under the leadership of new CEO Paul Scurrah, who took over from CEO John Borghetti in March.
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She fought for federal funding of the Webster School, which became a model project in an era when officials were re-examining how to deal with teenage pregnancies.
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Many scholars I interviewed argued that fundamental changes are necessary, such as restructuring organizations to be less hierarchical and re-examining pay scales for men's and women's work.
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Pisces are also re-examining their belief systems this cuffing season, so be prepared to get to know them very well over some intense, existential pillow talk. Sexy!
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"Suppose that the patent has been in existence without anybody re-examining it for 10 years and, moreover, the company's invested $40 billion in developing it," he said.
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To other museum professionals, re-examining the lives of past artists from a 21st-century perspective is risky, because it could lead to the boycott of great art.
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The Food and Drug Administration is re-examining the safety of a new Parkinson's drug after reports that it has potentially caused serious side effects and numerous deaths.
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And the Environmental Protection Agency said it was re-examining a federal waiver that has allowed California and 12 other states to follow more stringent air pollution rules.
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Officials have spent 2019 carrying out a "framework review," re-examining the way they approach their inflation target, their tools to combat economic slumps and their communications practices.
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In fact, re-examining the 2000 presidential election through that lens, we found that the fault line in party preference was precisely at the boundary between old and new.
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Reports that lawmakers may be re-examining their conscience and the law indicate that there might be hope ("Zika Reignites Battle in Brazil Over Abortion," front page, Feb. 4).
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Pam's death was ruled a suicide at the time, but Leon County Sheriff Kevin Ellis told the Palestine Herald-Press that his office is now re-examining that case.
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Manley's quiet time has given him a chance to slide into that leadership role, shaking up a number of senior management posts while re-examining Fiat Chrysler's global strategy.
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Pulled into new conversations on the road as he traveled the country and then the world for the first time in earnest, Wilder found himself re-examining his perspective.
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Kane had said the charges were brought to stop her from revealing lewd emails between judges, state officials and prosecutors that she discovered while re-examining the Sandusky investigation.
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Unruh has moved out in front publicly on the issue, but top-level donors and operatives have been re-examining their options for removing Trump behind the scenes as well.
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In the wake of Surviving R. Kelly, the Lifetime mini-series by Dream Hampton (who stylizes her name as "dream hampton"), celebrities are re-examining their relationship with R. Kelly.
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Teachers are re-examining their homework demands, in some cases reviving the school district's forgotten homework guideline — no more than 20 minutes per class per night, and none on weekends.
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But getting to this point in their research wasn't easy; scientists only noticed that the mummy contained a full stomach in 2010, after re-examining CT scans of the body.
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As well as Palestinian issues, the two leaders will discuss regional stability and the threat from Iran, with both intent on re-examining and strengthening the nuclear deal with Tehran.
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Just as lawmakers may want to rethink their views on gun rights, they may also want to begin re-examining their understanding of what capitalism is supposed to look like.
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Officials also said the Justice Department was re-examining whether there are any unresolved issues from the closed case into Clinton's transmission of classified information through her personal email server.
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Re-examining why she said what she said a year ago only serves to bring Trump's own treatment of women back under scrutiny and, even more sub rosa, Bill Clinton's.
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It is one of several that Betsy DeVos, the secretary of education, is re-examining as her office continues a regulatory review ordered by President Trump across all federal agencies.
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However, they write that it is worth re-examining the visa lottery, which began as a "patch on a dysfunctional system" and which Democrats had agreed to scrap in 2013.
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A growing number of U.S. cities, including Las Vegas, Minneapolis and Chandler, Arizona, are re-examining their zoning, land use, and transportation regulations to ease the way forward for AVs.
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So much of the #MeToo movement is about re-examining behaviors too long taken for granted or never properly evaluated as the violations of trust and consent that they are.
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The buyer group has informed the company that they will make internal decisions about investment after re-examining the prospects for Japan Display's business performance, the smartphone screen maker said.
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A lot of the new thinking about Neanderthals comes from revisiting material in museum collections, excavated decades ago, and re-examining it with new technology or simply with open minds.
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Kane had portrayed the charges as politically motivated, after she revealed lewd emails exchanged among judges, state officials and prosecutors that she discovered while re-examining the Jerry Sandusky molestation investigation.
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Inspired and terrified in equal measure, bosses of leading MNCs are now re-examining how exactly their firms "plan, source, make and deliver"—the mantra of supply-chain managers across the world.
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In these situations it's useful, even necessary, to have a method for answering real-time questions about the data without re-examining or even remembering every piece of data you've ever seen.
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From Iraq to Libya, a swathe of politicians, film-makers and academics, from secular types to the Muslim Brotherhood, have been re-examining the past, including the post-1948 eviction of Jews.
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The show, with its pro-immigrant message, arrives in London at a time when the fallout of the Brexit vote, and an accompanying anti-immigrant fervor, have many re-examining their Britishness.
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The good news is that, thanks to some brave women, we are at a moment when a great many men are privately re-examining past behavior and wondering how to do better.
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So the Philharmonic is also re-examining its rule requiring men to wear white ties and tails, to see if it still makes sense now that the top-hat era has passed.
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The Pentagon acknowledged difficulty in re-examining the Air Force cases cited in the testimony and reports, saying it was because the attorney who chose those cases for citation has since died.
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I've been re-examining her art on my phone and on my bookshelf; I've watched walk-throughs of the show on YouTube and scrolled thousands of images visitors have posted to Instagram.
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At a moment where people all over the world are rethinking issues like digital privacy and re-examining the agency the Big Tech giants have over them, Google has upended that very idea.
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Canada is re-examining the validation it gave Boeing's 737 MAX jets, following reports of a U.S. probe into the aircraft's certification by the FAA, Canadian Transport Minister Marc Garneau said on Monday.
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He has provoked the alliance into re-examining the fundamental reason for its existence, prompting Congress to spring to its defence and ministers to write editorials explaining why the world still needs NATO.
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CNN first reported that FDA was re-examining the safety of Acadia's Nuplazid, which was approved by the agency even though there were concerns that not enough was known about the drug's risks.
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Officials are also now re-examining all deaths connected to the company since 2000 -- and in particular, 21 former employees who died before retirement -- to see if heavy metal poisoning played a part.
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Indeed, by looking closely at the data and re-examining the assumptions undergirding our attempts at reform, we can create a more just system that strategically targets the harm we seek to mitigate.
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In the southern hemisphere, Qantas Airways Ltd, Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd and Air New Zealand Ltd said they were re-examining their domestic schedules after their governments advised against non-essential domestic travel.
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Besides the drop in battery prices and control electronics, other factors have made 48-volt technology worth re-examining, said Jürgen Wiesenberger, director of the hybrid electrical vehicles unit at Continental North America.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin also said last week that the Trump administration did not want trade wars, but that certain trade relationships needed re-examining to make them fairer for U.S. workers.
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During the civil rights movement in the mid-1950s, Jacob Lawrence (1917-22017) — one of the leading black artists of his day — painted a series of 21859 panels re-examining early American history.
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And Donald Trump is re-examining how his campaign deploys the army of volunteers drawn to his message, hoping to understand what went wrong in Iowa in time for Tuesday's primary in New Hampshire.
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They put a fresh set of eyes on anything they could get their hands on related to the codex, including re-examining the practices of Maya painters and reviewing how the Maya made paper.
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When the EPA announced its decision in April, it also said it was "re-examining" a waiver that the state was granted under the Clean Air Act to set its own air quality standards.
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The briefings left Mr. Reid frustrated with the F.B.I.'s handling of Russia's election intrusion, especially after the agency said in late October — 11 days before the election — that it was re-examining Mrs.
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Lopez Obrador's pick for telecoms minister, Javier Jimenez, told Reuters he favors re-examining some regulations stemming from Mexico's landmark 2014 telecommunications reform, a law that has clipped America Movil's profits and inhibited its expansion.
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"Super Chat is a relatively new feature — it's a small but growing source of revenue for some creators, and we are re-examining our policies in light of these edge cases," the spokesperson told BuzzFeed.
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And even if you don't believe in astrology, the suggestions are a good reminder that re-examining your strengths and weaknesses can be a good way to jumpstart your job search in a new direction.
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Facebook said it would be "learning" from the incident and "re-examining our reporting logic and experiences for both live and recently live videos in order to expand the categories that would get to accelerated review".
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Military officials said that the SEAL command had resisted conducting a review of its own, and that the N.C.I.S. would try to talk to the new witnesses as a first step in re-examining the matter.
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" Asked whether the Queens district attorney's office was re-examining cases involving Detective Desormeau, Kevin Ryan, a spokesman for the office, said, "We are reviewing a number of cases where we believe such review is appropriate.
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The American Symphony Orchestra, led by conductor and scholar Leon Botstein, stakes its claim on re-examining neglected historical moments and repertoires, from the unknown symphonies of Bohuslav Martinu to the overlooked oratorios of Edward Elgar.
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Trump announced he and the EPA are re-examining midnight hour Obama-era federal requirements on fuel economy standards requiring a fleet-wide average of 36 mpg in real-world driving by 2025 for cars and trucks.
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But the group has informed the company that they will make such decisions "after re-examining the prospects for Japan Display's business performance", the company said on Monday, adding there was no time frame for the review.
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Transport Canada is re-examining the validation it gave Boeing's 737 Max jets, following reports of a U.S. probe into the aircraft's certification by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Canadian Transport Minister Marc Garneau said on Monday.
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LONDON, May 24 (Reuters) - The Serious Fraud Office (SFO), Britain's leading fraud and corruption investigator and prosecutor, said on Tuesday it was re-examining a funding model that has been criticised for risking weakening investigations and delaying cases.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Transport Canada is re-examining the validation it gave Boeing Co's 737 MAX jets, following reports of a U.S. probe into the aircraft's certification by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Canada's transport minister said on Monday.
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The implosion of Omni comes as investors are re-examining business fundamentals of startups in the wake of Uber's valuation getting cut in half in the public markets and the chaos at WeWork ahead of its planned IPO.
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Set around the same time as "Paris Is Burning," the series feels like "an attempt to better understand the present by re-examining the 1980s as an origin story," James Poniewozik wrote in his New York Times review.
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We've re-reviewed our records relating to the Elemental acquisition for any issues related to SuperMicro, including re-examining a third-party security audit that we conducted in 2015 as part of our due diligence prior to the acquisition.
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"We're re-examining the current price of Emflaza ... We believe a change needs to be had, but ... it's really too premature to speculate on the price level," PTC Chief Executive Stuart Peltz said on a conference call on Thursday.
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Re-examining the straws, which the company plans to switch out for compostable ones made of paper and sugar cane in preparation for a ban on single-use plastic straws that goes into effect in San Francisco in July.
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I mean, you now have developers announcing whether a game will have loot boxes before the game's been announced, and designers re-examining the ethics of including types of microtransactions that may prey upon people unable to control impulses.
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Germany has addressed World War II and Nazi atrocities, although these achingly difficult parts of its history may be impossible to atone for fully, but it still has not even begun re-examining its colonial era properly, critics say.
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" Studies at the Centinela mine will likely conclude toward the end of 2018, he said, though the company is currently re-examining its original plans to take a potentially less ambitious path that would not include a new, "full-blown concentrator.
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Then there are others who think he led the FBI too deeply into the political muck in the email case -- both in his remarkable press conference last July and again in re-examining the case just 11 days before the election.
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As much something for newcomers as it is one for the heads, the release will see Toledo re-examining his past, fan-favorite project, and overcoming the limitations he faced first time around, when he was recording himself on a laptop.
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"I think assessment practices are ripe for re-examining," said David Eubanks, assistant vice president for assessment and institutional effectiveness at Furman University in Greenville, S.C., who has worked in assessment for years and now speaks out about its problems.
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He called on the United States to "stop fighting today's battles on yesterday's battlefields," by which he meant re-examining whether it is wise, for instance, to invest 16 times more money in naval carriers than in cyber and technological defenses.
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Former students at the University of Southern California are coming forward by the dozens, re-examining years-old interactions with Dr. George Tyndall, the longtime gynecologist at the student health center who is now at the center of a growing scandal.
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The series feels, like the "Angels in America" revival on Broadway or even (from a different '80s subculture) the women's-wrestling comedy "GLOW," like an attempt to better understand the present by re-examining the 1980s as an origin story.
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"In the best interest of our students, we are re-examining the procedures surrounding these dances and will make any necessary changes to promote a positive environment where all students feel included and empowered in their choices," the statement said.
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Read more: Re-Examining 'Casting Couch' Porn in the Age of #MeToo Although they're separate communities with different modes of thinking, I asked NoFap and Semen Retention moderators whether they approved of the kind of messaging seen in these images.
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Instead, proponents of increasing the minimum wage should consider re-examining state and local occupational licensing laws to determine whether such laws truly serve the public interest or simply aim to reduce market competition at the expense of consumers and job seekers.
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OTTAWA, March 18 (Reuters) - Transport Canada is re-examining the validation it gave Boeing Co's 737 MAX jets, following reports of a U.S. probe into the aircraft's certification by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Canadian Transport Minister Marc Garneau said on Monday.
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"I think that the press office should be available, as they are, to give the press responses and updates as to what's going on at the White House, but I think the daily briefing is sort of worth re-examining," Spicer said.
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With the arrival of Mikhail S. Gorbachev and the policies of glasnost and perestroika, Mr. King's collection became a coveted resource for scholars intent on re-examining Soviet history and for museum curators keen to organize exhibitions on Soviet design and political art.
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In re-examining the case, the film becomes a study of how the news media shapes narratives that can take on a life of their own when, as in this case, they capture an attitude or opinion that was waiting to be crystallized.
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Analysts at Boeing and elsewhere have been re-examining their models of how the aircraft operating under autopilot might have responded to an initial loss of power on one side of the aircraft, and, up to 15 minutes later, on both sides.
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Austin, Rob, and myself discuss the awkward teenage crushes that played out over the messaging service, before using BuzzFeed's recent piece about the origins of the alt-right website Breitbart as a means of re-examining GamerGate, three years after it all started.
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Retro Report, a series of video documentaries that revisit major news stories of the past to demonstrate their continued relevance, looks at the present state of dietrologia all'americana by re-examining the granddaddy of modern conspiracy speculation: Who killed President John F. Kennedy?
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Kelly said on the witness stand that with Menendez's support he began re-examining the senator's international flights on Melgen's jet in 85033, after a since-discredited news report was published that kicked off the FBI investigation into the senator's relationship with Melgen.
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But Spicer and other Trump aides have indicated the new president would shake up the status quo in White House dealings with the media, including re-examining the need for daily televised news briefings and the practice of assigned seating in the briefing room.
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In the short run, it's clear to me that zoos around the world should not only be re-examining their gorilla enclosures, but also examining how well they apportion income from such exhibits to programs that can protect this remarkable species in the wild.
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Canadian Transport Minister Marc Garneau said on Monday the agency is re-examining the validation it gave the 737 MAX 8 following an Ethiopian Airlines crash involving the same plane model and reports of a U.S. probe into the aircraft's certification by the FAA.
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It was partly because, as my following increased, I began to receive annoying backlash for any quasi-controversial tweet, but also because I'm in my 20s, and every day I'm re-examining who I am and growing into a more mature version of myself.
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For me, it's really about re-examining those Greek myths that have timeless themes in the context of a society that has smartphones and Wi-Fi and international espionage and gentrification and income inequality and all the things that you encounter on a daily basis.
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First he pushed for an increase in the post office's package shipping rates, which would hurt Amazon's delivery costs; then the Pentagon suddenly announced that it was re-examining the process for awarding a huge cloud-computing project that Amazon was widely expected to win.
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Instead of re-examining important renewable energy policy and planning innovations, like the DRECP, the administration should be focused on directing resources to effective plan implementation, in order to realize the larger environmental and local economic opportunities that renewable energy and infrastructure investments create.
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Boeing is re-examining plans for a mid-market jet designed to carry 220-270 passengers after a crisis over the grounding of its smaller 737 MAX absorbed its attention in the past year, leaving the door open to rival Airbus to sell its A321XLR.
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Boeing is re-examining plans for a mid-market jet designed to carry 220-270 passengers after a crisis over the grounding of its smaller 737 MAX absorbed its attention in the past year, leaving the door open to rival Airbus to sell its A321XLR.
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Why does the inspiration they proclaim after yet another black person publicly forgives yet another white killer hardly ever result in tangible evidence that they won't simply pocket the gesture without even re-examining why racial prejudice and disparities persist or their role in that persistence?
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's Petroleo Brasileiro SA is re-examining its treatment of whistleblower complaints after the indictment of six of the state-run oil firm's traders in December indicated that efforts to root out corruption had faltered, according to three people familiar with the matter.
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As Mr. Trump fills out his administration, the appointees will lend shape to a so-far chaotic agenda, offering the strongest signals yet on whether and how he will carry out campaign promises like deporting millions of illegal immigrants, scrapping trade pacts and re-examining traditional alliances.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, April 22 (Reuters) - Brazil's Petroleo Brasileiro SA is re-examining its treatment of whistleblower complaints after the indictment of six of the state-run oil firm's traders in December indicated that efforts to root out corruption had faltered, according to three people familiar with the matter.
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Black female Democratic candidates made it clear on Friday at a meeting of the Congressional Black Caucus that if there's a blue wave in November, "[t]hey want a seat at the leadership table and a role in re-examining how the party works," the Associated Press reports.
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The talks, which have yet to be scheduled, come after Rajan unexpectedly said on Tuesday he would meet with bankers, and was open to re-examining the process he unveiled in 13 of providing liquidity to banks mainly via term repos, or cash provided as short-term loans.
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Alongside the art world, Hollywood is re-examining its own history of exclusion: it clung to the assumption that a film with a black cast couldn't sell tickets until very recently, when the box office success of "Black Panther" and "Get Out" proved that kind of myth untenable.
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Re-examining a U.S.-led coalition air strike on a school sheltering displaced people in al-Badiya, Raqqa in March 2017, when the area was controlled by Islamic State forces, they found after extensive interviews with survivors and rescuers that "of more than 200 residents in the school, 150 were killed".
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But the temptation to rush toward certainty is very human — we'd rather be able to say that there were a few bad apples, we've got rid of them and now we're done, than stand a while in our discomfort and undertake the long process of re-examining a whole culture.
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It's worth revisiting Keys Under Doormats; aka the paper written by a group of storied security researchers back in 2015, re-examining the notion of so-called "exceptional access" for security agencies to encryption systems — at a time when debate had also been re-ignited by politicians calling for 'no safe spaces for terrorists'.
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AND SO, I THINK WHEN WE LOOK BACK AT THIS, THERE MAY ACTUALLY BE A SILVER LINING, WHICH IS, A COMPANY THAT WASN'T DOING THE RIGHT THINGS BY CUSTOMERS IN EVERY INSTANCE, IS REALLY RE-EXAMINING ALL THE THINGS THEY'RE DOING – WHETHER THEY'RE FEES THAT THEY ARE CHARGING CUSTOMERS OR WHETHER IT'S DENIED BOARDINGS.
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Inspectors tasked with re-examining immediately hazardous violations — a category that includes the reckless handling of heavy machinery, as well as Mr. Olufemi's bathroom, Mr. Corsini's pigeon coop and Ms. Harrow's washing machine — issue failure-to-comply tickets based on computer-generated reports of properties whose owners haven't yet certified that the problems are fixed.
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Still, according to associates, Mr. Comey thought the president was unlikely to get rid of him because that might be interpreted as a conclusion that the F.B.I. director was wrong to announce shortly before the election that he was re-examining the email case, which would call into question the legitimacy of Mr. Trump's victory.
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"The Navy has developed a plan to improve shipyards and is re-examining its ship manning, among other actions; however, these positive steps have not yet fully addressed GAO's recommendations," the report says, adding that additional resources will likely be needed to address the problem, if the service hopes to follow through with its plan to grow the fleet.
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Among them: opening federal opportunities for oil and gas drilling, revamping the application of the Endangered Species Act and re-examining water rights in the Western US. While Bernhardt has operated without some of Zinke's flash -- such as Zinke's questionable use of government travel resources -- an Interior Department under his leadership may not differ substantially on policy lines.
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"In [the first] report, and a number of subsequent reports, the video was reported for reasons other than suicide and as such it was handled according to different procedures," it writes, adding it's "learning from this" and "re-examining our reporting logic and experiences for both live and recently live videos in order to expand the categories that would get to accelerated review".
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In the week Congress was gone, the country began the most robust dialogue it has had on gun control since the aftermath of a shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012 with governors and even a handful of Republican members of Congress publicly re-examining past positions on high-capacity magazines, background checks and the age at which an individual can purchase a rifle.
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