Spectrum Reallocation Medium-Term Impact: Reallocation of 0003MHz TV spectrum, a requirement of EU regulation and necessary to support anticipated 5G mobile, will probably result in a number of TV multiplexes being handed back.
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Any reallocation of the fund's assets is expected to take several years.
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Both signed off on the reallocation, Republican and Democratic aides told CNN.
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Both signed off on this reallocation, Republican and Democratic aides told CNN.
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There can be no reconciliation without a reallocation or a redistribution of resources.
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Any reallocation of the fund's assets is expected to take several years, however.
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There will be a shrinking pie and a significant reallocation of that pie.
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But the reallocation of fewer than 21986,21920 visas would barely make a dent.
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Their illustration 'Mones Not Drones promotes reallocation of the military budget toward transgender healthcare.
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Congress has so far only approved a reallocation of $2 million, the agency said.
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MCMC is reviewing the reallocation of 700MHz, 2300MHz and 2600MHz spectrum by end-2016.
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Until that reallocation is complete, economic output will be less than it could be.
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Dr. Toner said it would be hard for any system to work without reallocation.
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The reallocation of staff has led to lane closures and hours-long traffic delays.
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This reallocation of workers and capital is due in large part to our own preferences.
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The decision was welcomed by the IAAF which said it was starting the reallocation of medals.
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The additional personnel resulted from a reallocation of resources and did not stem from new funding.
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Johnston said some of those dollars will be a reallocation and others will be additional spending.
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While the EPA said there is a path to reallocation, it is a near impossible one.
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Any sanctions could result in the reallocation of numerous Olympic medals, in a variety of sports.
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Reviews of quotas and reallocation of market share can be contentious, and the group may prefer to allow market forces to fill the supply gap left by Venezuela's decline rather than make an official share revision and reallocation to other members, one senior OPEC source said.
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An EU target of 2020 for the reallocation will potentially be put back to 2022 in Italy.
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Goldberg said his reallocation was based on lawyers' advice to divide them proportionally between Trump and Cruz.
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The reallocation of resources toward helpful programs and an eye toward shorter sentences would offer them hope.
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The official also told reporters that officials would notify Congress of such a reallocation, as legally required.
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The job reallocation rate — which measures employment turnover — is down by more than a quarter since 1990.
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In the near future, and sooner than most anticipate, there will be a significant reallocation of capital.
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Fitch believes a reallocation of investments to asset classes that offer better yields may mitigate further declines.
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Some strategists expect to see a continued reallocation from pension funds, which set their allocations in January.
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It has happened in the past, but Putnam said that it's unlikely to result in a major reallocation.
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Federal officials are working with state agencies to see what other unspent money might be available for reallocation.
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ISIF had identified the potential reallocation of up to 2 billion euros of its resources, the review said.
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Trump's former top infrastructure official, DJ Gribbin, told Vox it was a more sensible reallocation of federal dollars.
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"That reallocation wasn't done until after the polls had closed and they still had people in long lines."
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A reallocation of medals is subject to any further results from the IOC anti-doping re-testing programme.
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For a trade war that "deglobalized" the U.S. economy would require a big reallocation of resources, including capital.
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"The Executive Board have accepted the medals reallocation documents," Kirsty Coventry, who heads the IOC athletes' commission, told reporters.
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The incentives to limit reallocation of returns from workers and communities to executives and financiers are weak at best.
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Since then he has presided over mass inflation and food shortages brought about by his disastrous land reallocation programs.
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They said the nationwide reallocation of resources was rare and a sign that ICE would soon conduct mass arrests.
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It wound up backing it because of the promise that there would be reallocation of gallons lost to exemptions.
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"In the near future – and sooner than most anticipate – there will be a significant reallocation of capital," Fink writes.
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"You can't complain about low productivity and then complain about job reallocation in the same breath," Mr. Feroli said.
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The predictability of Russian LRGs' budgetary policy is hampered by frequent reallocation of revenue and expenditure responsibilities within government tiers.
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Some are looking ahead to the reallocation of military spending and the potential boost to infrastructure spending and economic revival.
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They hit 28 cents on Wednesday, jumping by a nickel from the prior session as expectations of a reallocation mounted.
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The sanctions will also mean the reallocation of medals awarded a decade ago at the 2007 Osaka athletics world championships.
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Another provision of the bill that Democrats disliked was a further reallocation of money from Ebola programs, totaling $107 million.
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The full medal reallocation ceremonies for the Team USA 2014 Olympic bobsled teams will air on NBC on Sunday, Dec.
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In an annual letter to CEOs published Tuesday, Fink said climate change would soon trigger a significant reallocation of capital.
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" He also says, "In the near future – and sooner than most anticipate – there will be a significant reallocation of capital.
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The predictability of Russian LRGs' budgetary policy is hampered by frequent reallocation of revenue and expenditure responsibilities between government tiers.
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The next steps should include further reallocation of voting power from Europe to developing economies, consistent with today's global economic realities.
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Resource reallocation—and any concomitant uptick in energy use—can be caused by other things, including economic growth plain and simple.
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The predictability of Russian LRGs' budgetary policy is hampered by frequent reallocation of revenue and expenditure responsibilities between tiers of government.
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The predictability of Russian LRGs' budgetary policy is hampered by the frequent reallocation of revenue and expenditure responsibilities among government tiers.
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But that raised objections from Appropriations members who said they had not approved the reallocation of funds to cover the move.
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But when there is a reallocation of payments and support, who will be the beast of burden and at what price?
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I've never seen a reallocation ceremony and I've never really even watched bobsled but now I've become a fan of it.
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Speaking in front of global industry leaders, Prince Charles called for the reallocation of capital toward more responsible, sustainable business practices.
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The Secretary of Health and Human Services has requested the reallocation of $186 million from numerous programs that benefit public health.
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The reallocation aims to improve cash flow from the STACK while focusing investment where returns are better, spokesman Tim Hartley said.
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The gains from this will be much lower prices for our consumers and the reallocation of our resources according to comparative advantage.
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A SunTrust spokesman said the coverage change was a "reallocation of resources" and not connected to the decision to forego financing work.
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Like the reallocation of enforcement resources, this can be easily undone by a president who does not consider this research a priority.
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The reasons for the rebound were unclear, but it could reflect an reallocation of resources in response to the zero tolerance policy.
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Last week, the American Civil Liberties Union, Sierra Club and Southern Border Communities Coalition also filed a lawsuit over the funding reallocation.
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"The reallocation and refocusing of ISIF's funds will better target Government interventions in addressing these challenges," the government said in a statement.
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" He continues to say, quote, "In the near future – and sooner than most anticipate – there will be a significant reallocation of capital.
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So, probably the most important inference from my observations is that I believe we are just beginning a major reallocation of capital.
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But just 17 percent of Democrats said they approve of Trump's reallocation of military funds, as did 38 percent of independent voters.
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"While this is a significant pullback, some of it does appear to be reallocation and money is sitting on the sidelines," Silverblatt said.
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"So it was a reallocation of funds, and I wouldn't be surprised if we see a continuation back to the upside," Streible said.
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Weak productivity is also a consequence of the reallocation of workers from industries with relatively high rates of growth to more stagnant ones.
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"It seems like since we've entered December, there has been some reallocation in the market," said Daniel Deming, managing director at KKM Financial.
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He announced both the hiring of new agents at ATF and the FBI and the reallocation of existing enforcement resources toward gun control.
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Some sports officials have requested there be a medal reallocation ceremony for athletes like Uhlaender and Dukurs at the 2018 Games in February.
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"The slide in sterling helped the stock market move higher, so perhaps there was some reallocation among domestic investors there too," he said.
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Although content costs may incrementally increase, Orange's strategy should be sufficient to protect the company's market share with potentially, some reallocation of costs.
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The predictability of Russian local and regional governments' budgetary policy is hampered by the frequent reallocation of revenue and expenditure responsibilities within government tiers.
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Bach said if any medallist was among those 31 there would not be any automatic reallocation of medals without those athletes also being retested.
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The frequent reallocation of revenue and expenditure responsibilities within tiers of government reduces the predictability of LRGs' budgetary policies and hampers Kemerovo's forecasting ability.
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Reallocation to assets positioned for higher growth and higher inflation is the portfolio expression of reflation — unless those assets are oil and other commodities.
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Democrats immediately criticized the move, arguing that the agency had not demonstrated that the reallocation was necessary and that Congress had not approved it.
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A senior Pentagon official told the newspaper that any reallocation of 22019 military funding for the border wall would require an act of Congress.
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Saudi Arabia said the decision implied a reallocation of extra production from countries unable to produce more to those, such as Riyadh, that can.
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"This is not a reallocation; this is new money, for marketing specifically to news organizations that are struggling financially during the outbreak," she said.
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"We can deal with diversity visa, if we pair it with TPS, doing some kind of reallocation visas there," Flake told reporters on Friday.
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For a 21st-century problem, we suggest a 21st-century solution: a reallocation of property rights via legislation to provide more incentives to compete.
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But freeing such an enormous sum would most likely require the reallocation of federal education money, as well as a realignment of congressional priorities.
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Obviously some Trump supporters will defend this reallocation of Pentagon funds by saying that the military didn't actually need any of these projects anyway.
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Meanwhile, analysts say support from public pension funds is likely to be limited with many funds already nearly done with their planned reallocation to stocks.
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In September, the Pentagon approved the reallocation of $3.6 billion in military construction funds to build a barrier spanning 175 miles along the southern border.
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It is hoped that developments in this space could result in improved response times, as well as a reallocation of resources to other business areas.
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Trump's former top infrastructure official, DJ Gribbin, told Vox it was a more sensible reallocation of federal dollars, but Gribbin didn't see the plan through.
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This would require a statutory change, along with reallocation of State Department funds to establish in-country processing capacities at Northern Triangle consulates and embassies.
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Reallocation of any funds could only be made with a Presidential finding of necessity and the concurrence of 2/3 of both Houses of Congress.
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In many cases, water reallocation benefited cities to the detriment of rural populations, often causing protests from farmers whose taps ran dry, the study said.
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We may see some reallocation of that mega Facebook spend to this important platform, and you'll want your skills to be ahead of the game.
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Before reallocation could accelerate exports, global prices tanked and dampened exports prospects, said B. B. Thombare, president of the Western India Sugar Mills Association (WISMA).
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The company did say, though, that its work with SMS carriers and reallocation of resources, are the reasons why it is forecasting more user number declines.
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To us, a modest portfolio reallocation from the S&P 500 index to gold shares at this juncture seems an investment decision with extremely compelling logic.
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In addition, insurers' conservative investment portfolios provide scope for reallocation to growth assets and higher yielding fixed-income securities to improve yields without compromising credit profiles.
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"I think it has to do with funding issues, a reallocation based on repatriation of dollars," said Lou Brien, market strategist at DRW Trading in Chicago.
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The research, published in the Environmental Research Letters journal, reviewed almost 100 scientific studies looking at the impact of water reallocation from rural areas to cities.
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Vets, dentists, and the like are ordered, by law, to participate in the reallocation of this excess equipment to the nurses and doctors directly treating patients.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Democratic lawmakers repeatedly criticized Patrick Shanahan, the acting defense secretary, over the reallocation of Pentagon funds toward the construction of a border wall.
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That's more likely to result in a reallocation of resources toward those areas the new CEO believes will be the company's profit source in coming years.
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"I think you can draw the conclusion that they need to engage in reallocation of resources to consider changing demography and the changing urban landscape," he said.
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In common with many other countries, our problems also reflect the underlying need to rebalance our economy, requiring a reallocation of resources both within and between nations.
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The Pentagon announced another reallocation of funds on Friday to help build President Trump's border wall, which brings the current total to $2.5 billion, the AP reports.
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A national emergency declaration makes powers available to the executive that are otherwise impermissible, such as the reallocation of certain funds that have been appropriated by Congress.
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However, it is unlikely that the US global banks would be required to inject additional capital into their European operations, although there may be reallocation among entities.
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The United States has unwittingly helped Huawei achieve this global dominance by delaying the reallocation of government spectrum for commercial use, thus reducing competition for 2202G services.
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At the moment there is no standardized reallocation process with athletes receiving medals at home or at the offices of Olympic committees with little or no publicity.
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In an email, the IOC said that "the procedure regarding the reallocation of medals is currently underway"; however they did not respond to a request for clarification.
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The expected reallocation into fixed income from equities was far below the estimated $65 billion that occurred in late December, the analysts said in a research note.
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This month, some speculate that asset reallocation by pension funds could result in the selling of stocks because of their run-up and the purchase of bonds.
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Generally, the movement is focused on reallocation of wealth in the country, calling for more affordable living, a minimum wage increase, and increased taxes on the wealthy.
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After our reallocation, let's imagine The Theory of Everything now hits 600 votes, while American Sniper gets 450 votes, with Whiplash and Selma scoring around 330 votes.
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"Maybe for some people, that's why they're selling, but what I would think is its more towards money reallocation — funds out of tech, which has done so well."
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In addition, in anticipation of the UK's new trading arrangements, a period of resource reallocation could be necessary as some sectors of the economy expand and others contract.
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"We have seen quite a bit of asset reallocation in recent times, the Exchange Traded Fund holdings have risen quite substantially in recent weeks and months," Strachan said.
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The reallocation means that the two smallest operators will have access to a greater amount of capex-efficient spectrum, which will help them to challenge the market leaders.
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While some traders said earlier this year that the rally was led by short covering, reallocation by fund managers suggests it may be on a more solid footing.
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Weak institutions lead to lower predictability of Russian LRGs' budgetary policies, which are subject to the federal government's constant reallocation of revenue and expenditure responsibilities within government tiers.
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"The IAAF will immediately proceed to the effective disqualification of results, re-rankings and reallocation of medals in all competitions under its control," it said in a statement.
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These colleagues could have proposed more sensible approaches up front to targeted reductions or reallocation of funds to programs and countries where they could be used most effectively.
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Weak institutions lead to low predictability of Russian LRGs' budgetary policies, which are subject to the federal government's continuous reallocation of revenue and expenditure responsibilities within government tiers.
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Weak institutions lead to lower predictability of Russian LRGs' budgetary policies, which are subject to the federal government's continuous reallocation of revenue and expenditure responsibilities within government tiers.
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Its decisions have also produced a system of federalism that significantly differs from that of 1868 through the reallocation of power from the states to the federal government.
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The Pentagon has indicated that a reallocation of defense funds for the wall would likely require congressional approval, while Senate Democrats have suggested the move could be illegal.
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Xiao also said SASAC was working to eliminate over-capacity and shut zombie firms, with 4,977 SOE units closing last year and involving the reallocation of 307,000 workers.
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"Through that reallocation of capital, we are going to see an overabundance of capital available to mitigate" some of the problems associated with the climate crisis, he said.
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VdA's EUR120 million fund balance deficit (EUR200 million fund balance surplus in 2015) posted in 0003 was driven by an extraordinary revision and reallocation of payables and receivables.
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"Given the momentum behind this reallocation, we think we may never again see a situation where the bulk of active risk is taken in public markets," Fraser-Jenkins said.
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"Everyone in athletics wants to see the right athletes with the right medal and we are working on a specific policy for the reallocation of medals," the spokesman said.
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Compared to a religious test, barring refugees from countries with large Muslim populations would be easy to enforce and, assuming no reallocation, could reduce refugee flows by 40 percent.
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Attempts at asset reallocation inevitably lead to accusations that the government in New Zealand is selling the family silver, with very little thought to the quality of that silver.
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The reallocation affects Boston-based Fidelity's over $200 billion lineup of target-date funds, which are held by several million U.S. investors in 401(k) and other retirement accounts.
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But EPA's proposal relies instead on the number of gallons DOE recommends that EPA exempt from the blending requirements, which would work out to a far lower reallocation amount.
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Weak institutions lead to limited predictability of Russian LRGs' budgetary policies, which tend to be shaped by the federal government's constant reallocation of revenue and expenditures within government tiers.
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EIT believes the timeline for spectrum reallocation in Italy may get pushed back, with around one-seventh of existing Mediaset (broadcasting on five of Italy's multiplexes) revenues potentially at risk.
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The report said there were few signs of the large reallocation of capital towards low-carbon energy, which is needed to help achieve goals to keep global warming in check.
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As Agata Gostynska-Jakubowska of the Centre for European Reform, a think-tank, notes, it would also stop the reallocation of the 27 British seats, screwing up other countries' polls.
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In a review published on Tuesday, the finance department said the reallocation of ISIF's excess capacity would allow government to set up a 'rainy day fund' and ease infrastructure constraints.
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But Iran's OPEC governor, Hossein Kazempour Ardebili, told Reuters that no reallocation was agreed at Saturday's joint OPEC and non-OPEC meeting or the OPEC-only talks a day earlier.
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But the early caucus ballots have proven problematic since one hallmark of a caucus is the reallocation of support for candidates who do not get much support on Election Day.
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Trump is running a bare-bones campaign that is overly reliant on staff from the RNC, and a reallocation of resources to down-ballot races would effectively doom his campaign.
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A significant reallocation of capital is set to take place "more quickly than we see changes to the climate itself," the BlackRock CEO said in an annual letter to CEOs.
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Nicholson also said he expects to see an impact from the Pentagon's reallocation of resources to Afghanistan as "things have gone well in Iraq and Syria" in the fight against ISIS.
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Increasing capacity has long ceased to mean adding new factories, railways and skyscrapers; instead, it involves the difficult business of technological advancement and reallocation of resources to sectors with higher productivity.
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"All revenue from the IPO will be used to pay down debt," Batista said, adding that bondholders are expected to accept the reallocation of debt to the U.S.-listed spin-off.
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IF YOU LOOK AT THE MOVES THAT WE'VE MADE IN THE LAST 120 DAYS, WE TALKED ABOUT THAT AS BEING A REALLOCATION OF RESOURCES TOWARDS SOME OF THESE KEY GROWTH AREAS.
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The investigation, which was prompted by a former Uber engineer's first-hand account of sexism in the work place, called for a more independent board and reallocation of the CEO's responsibilities.
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The dispute centers on a reduction from 23 to 13 in the number of slots available to Russian freight carrier AirBridgeCargo at Europe's third-busiest airport following Schiphol's half-yearly reallocation.
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Also among the recommendations that Uber's board has unanimously voted to accept is a reallocation of Kalanick's responsibilities, which many felt was a critical part of the turnaround of the company.
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However, both sides have shortsightedly refused to negotiate over natural water reallocation, wanting any water deal to remain part of a negotiation on other final-status issues, like borders and refugees.
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Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yields touched more than one-month lows as a reallocation into U.S. government debt at the start of the quarter boosted demand and drove up prices.
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As a result, the ideals that still animate the concept in many other places — the reallocation of unused resources and the community that forms around it — are essentially absent in China.
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In the past decade, an enormous reallocation of revenue of perhaps $50 billion a year has taken place, with economic value moving from creators of content to owners of monopoly platforms.
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These moves are largely a result of investors' capital reallocation to areas that were likely to work in a fiscal stimulus environment, according to Stacey Gilbert, head of derivative strategy at Susquehanna.
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Friedman said the study clearly shows a need for change and possibly reallocation of resources, but there are also a lot of factors that are not necessarily an easy or simple fix.
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For Gatwick, the sale or reallocation of slots to a long-haul operator would probably be positive for revenues in the medium to long term as long as there is sufficient passenger demand.
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The reallocation this year was necessary because of "increases in caseloads and unexpected surges in children needing care from our program," HHS Deputy Secretary Eric Hargan said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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However, the high level of corporate debt, at over 100% of GDP, is preventing a recovery of investment growth and is hindering the reallocation of resources to more productive parts of the economy.
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"Our regulations only allow reallocation of an exempted refinery's RIN obligations for a given year if the exemption is granted before we finalize the volumes for that year," EPA spokeswoman Molly Block said.
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HHS said that the only prior reallocation that happened in 2018 was a transfer of $17 million from the Ryan White HIV/AIDS program-- and that was from money appropriated in fiscal 2016.
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The agricultural industry wants the Trump administration to force larger refineries to make up for the exempted gallons through a process called "reallocation", but it has not committed to that yet, sources say.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has blocked consideration of a reallocation of IMF shareholdings that would increase funding and give more influence to large emerging market countries such as China, Brazil and India.
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Matthew Albence, the acting director of ICE, attributed the declines in enforcement to the reallocation of resources to the border with Mexico, where a surge in asylum-seeking migrants has taxed federal resources.
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A major shift in outlook is taking place that involves the reallocation across different areas and sectors of the market, said Peter Kenny, senior market strategist at Global Markets Advisory Group, in New York.
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Financials now will account for a smaller portion of the index, possibly triggering substantial reallocation of resources, while the new sector, and real estate investment trusts in particular, could attract even more investor capital.
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"All funds paid to IPIC are from proceeds of the ongoing rationalisation programme," 1MDB said in a statement, referring to the reallocation and sale of the funds' assets undertaken over the last two years.
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There's no real downside to upping this number, as unused EB-5 visas can be reallocated to other employment-based categories and any reallocation is unlikely to significantly impact visa availability for other categories.
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Cost overruns will require the reallocation of $500 million from the city's budget, a spokeswoman from the mayor's office said, on top of the $1.7 billion in federal funds that have already been budgeted.
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Also contributing to that liquidity is the reallocation of capital by global funds keen to increase their exposure to Hong Kong due to its lower valuations relative to the U.S. and Europe, Wen said.
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" The high level RNC source added "there have been talks about the handling of (Khizr) Khan and about (House Speaker Paul) Ryan, but the issue of reallocation of resources has never been on the table.
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The amendment of the official ranking of the men's 69 kg weightlifting competition, and the reallocation of the bronze medal, is of the responsibility of the weightlifting federation and the International Olympic Committee, said CAS.
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HOUSTON, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Oil producer Continental Resources on Tuesday raised its 310 production guidance on strong performance in North Dakota's Bakken shale, as well as improved operational efficiencies and the reallocation of some rigs.
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One example of the problem is the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) reallocation of an incremental increase in its technology budget to deal with immediate compliance issues for new regulations it was mandated to oversee.
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Important conversations about repatriation of stolen artifacts, reallocation of cultural space for community needs, and honestly pursuing decolonization processes at institutions dealing with the exhibiting of and education about art would have to take place.
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A major shift in outlook is taking place that involves the reallocation of capital across different areas and sectors of the market, said Peter Kenny, senior market strategist at Global Markets Advisory Group, in New York.
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But although a speedier and more complete reallocation would boost GDP and the economic fortunes of those who choose to migrate, it would hardly improve the outlook for those who remain behind—and many inevitably would.
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Arguably America's mobilization in the run up to WWII is the only historical antecedent that conveys anything like the scale involved — the rapid reallocation of industrial resources, the new factories and output, the unity of purpose.
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In addition to the spectrum reallocation, we also believe competition will heat up in the mobile sector following incumbent fixed operator Telekom Malaysia Berhad's (TM, A-/Stable) domestic roaming arrangement with Celcom in late January 29935.
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But speaking at a conference at a Tuscan seaside town on Friday, cabinet undersecretary Giancarlo Giorgetti said reallocation of the Autostrade concessions was one of two options, the other being for the state to step in.
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DUBLIN, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Ireland's finance department recommended the reallocation on Tuesday of 3 billion euros of the country's 8.5 billion euro sovereign wealth fund away from its initial broad investment strategy to government priority areas.
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I TRIED TO BREAK IT DOWN TO YOU INTO ALLOCATION -- THE ALLOCATION OR REALLOCATION OF WEALTH ON THE ONE HAND OR HOW MUCH OF THE SYSTEM SHOULD BE RUN BY THE GOVERNMENT, IS TWO BIFURCATED THINGS.
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More generally, Italy's trade competitiveness has been supported by a reallocation of resources towards more productive firms and some unit labour cost adjustment during the downturn, as well as by earlier euro depreciation and reform measures.
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The country's economic growth has long "gone hand in hand with enormous reallocation of population," write the economists Kyle Herkenhoff, Lee Ohanian and Edward Prescott in a recent study of what's hobbling similar population flows now.
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So far there is no indication that Iran and the other members would agree to such a reallocation, although with officials holding extensive talks in the run-up to Friday's OPEC meeting, further compromise could be made.
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"There is no evidence that the reallocation of medal rankings is required for Rio 2016, but AIBA will be researching the feasibility of processes for the appeal of decisions in the future," it said in the statement.
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Cabinet undersecretary Giancarlo Giorgetti, speaking at a conference at a Tuscan seaside town, said the reallocation of the Autostrade concession was one of two options, with the other being for the state to take over the concession.
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The 18 delegates Bloomberg won on Super Tuesday are unlikely to make much of a difference at the convention, even if they all end up backing Biden in the complicated dance of delegate reallocation from zombie campaigns.
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Carney wants to leverage a U.N. climate summit in November to strengthen a raft of initiatives aimed at spurring a massive reallocation of capital away from polluting industries in time to prevent global warming toppling industrial society.
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"The accelerated strategy will require significant investment to change the trajectory of the business globally, and the company plans to fund it entirely through comprehensive cost reduction and reallocation of previously planned investment and resources," Harley said.
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" The "Mad Money" host's comments last week came a few weeks after BlackRock chief Larry Fink used his annual letter to the world's biggest companies to warn that climate change will soon cause a "significant reallocation of capital.
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In Austria it resulted in reform to reduce taxation on secondary earners, which had impeded women's labour force participation, and a reallocation of funds to combat domestic violence, which exacts huge costs in medical treatment and lost labour.
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The report did not dive into the reasons for the reallocation, but stronger global growth, coupled with hefty liquidity after years of unprecedented stimulus by global central banks, have pushed stock markets around the world to record highs.
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If you look past the tweets and the scandals, his one major accomplishment is a tax bill that, in its reallocation of welfare to high-income individuals, will look very much like those passed in 2001 and 1981.
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AirBridgeCargo's Dutch chief Henk-Jan van Keulen said in a telephone interview that his company had been forced to reroute almost half of its traffic through Liege, Belgium, using trucks, because of the reallocation of slots at Schiphol.
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In his annual letter to CEOs, Fink said his firm believed sustainable investing was the "strongest foundation" for client portfolios and a "significant reallocation of capital" was likely in the near future as investors moved to protect returns.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union regulators approved on Tuesday a French plan to compensate consumers disadvantaged by the country's reallocation of frequency used for TV broadcasting to wireless broadband services, saying this complies with the bloc's state aid rules.
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In a letter to CEOs last month, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said climate change has become a "defining factor in companies' long-term prospects" with a significant reallocation of capital on the horizon a lot sooner than expected.
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It also called for a reallocation of annual debt payments on a $1.2 billion bond originally earmarked for a proposed museum commemorating Hollywood film producer George Lucas, a top Emanuel priority that now seems on the verge of collapse.
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In his annual letter to CEOs, Fink said his firm believed sustainable investing was the "strongest foundation" for client portfolios and a "significant reallocation of capital" was likely in the near future as investors moved to protect their returns.
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"When the minister had already taken the tasks related to al-Hol away from the director, why was it necessary to continue preparing his reallocation to other duties?" the chairwoman of the constitutional committee, Johanna Ojala-Niemela, told reporters.
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Chris Hempstead, a top ETF consultant and former head of ETF sales at Deutsche Bank, chalked it up to "portfolio reallocation," saying he doesn't see investors selling the IYR as "an exit" from the real estate investment trust space.
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In establishing the office as called for in Trump's January 25 executive order, DHS Secretary John Kelly ordered the reallocation of any department resources currently going to advocating for undocumented immigrants that can be re-routed to fund the office.
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Rising perceptions of risk are also prompting the reallocation of funds to markets at the core of the system (United States, Germany and Japan) and away from OECD economies on the periphery (Australia, New Zealand) as well as emerging markets.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MOOCs (massive open online courses) have been both hailed as a possible solution to providing low-cost, high-quality education and derided as a destructive reallocation of resources from public education to private corporations.
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Third, aging societies (the "silver economy") are unlikely to turn toward significant liberalization and reform, not least given that many of the key economic problems of the day would require a reallocation of resources between the older and the younger generations.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said this implied an indirect reallocation of extra production from countries unable to produce more oil to those, such as his own and the other Gulf OPEC members, that are able to do so.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (Ariz.) revoked their endorsements, all while reports surfaced of a possible reallocation of Republican National Committee funds away from Trump and toward besieged down-ballot Republicans.
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Because of an editing error, the Global Sports column on Monday about medal reallocation ceremonies at the world track and field championships misstated the given name of the son of Kara Goucher, who received a new silver medal on Saturday night.
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Around two-fifths were carried over to the privatised firm, which has added more through the reallocation of existing unused slots, purchases in the secondary market and, under IAG's wing, the acquisition in 20193 of BMI, a smaller British carrier.
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As a result of this reallocation, RWA in the non-core and legacy portfolio in 3Q16 fell sharply to CHF18.8bn from CHF31.3bn and accounted for around 9% of the group's RWAs and 3% of group leverage exposure at end-0003Q16.
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Although any reallocation is expected to take several years, if the proposed change from 60 percent to 70 percent in equities was made today, the fund would move about $90 billion away from government bonds, which are dragging on its performance.
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"The border crisis and the unprecedented increase in Customs and Border Protection apprehensions have required a significant resource reallocation and have made it far more challenging for ICE to carry out its vital national security and public safety missions," said Albence.
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The SPD shares the view of leading economists and business groups that public investment of more than 450 billion euros ($500 billion) needed over the next 10 years cannot be financed through reallocation of existing funds alone, the draft said.
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So if we decided today is a country we now want to crack down on marijuana trafficking, that would require a vast resource reallocation to commit to that problem and it would mean a number of other things didn&apost get addressed.
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Rather than having to make up for the loss of agricultural output just by labor reallocation within poorer countries, development assistance that's aimed towards boosting agriculture might play the role of helping people move outside of agriculture and therefore mitigating these negative consequences.
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It will require a significant reallocation of resources or raising new funding to create a prevention network in every community that will provide the housing, mental health counseling and job assistance that will help veterans along the way to an independent life.
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The agricultural industry wants the administration to force larger refineries to make up for the exempted gallons through a process called "reallocation," which would ensure the increases were recurring annually and not just a once-off, but has yet not committed to it.
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"As we have internally shared, U.S.C.I.S. is in preliminary discussions to consider reallocation of its international U.S.C.I.S. office workloads to U.S.C.I.S. domestic offices in the United States and, where practicable, to U.S. embassies and consulates abroad," she said in response to emailed questions.
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SPORTS Because of an editing error, the Global Sports column on Monday about medal reallocation ceremonies at the world track and field championships misstated the given name of the son of Kara Goucher, who received a new silver medal on Saturday night.
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"This reallocation of responsibilities follows Sir Jon Cunliffe's appointment as Chair of the Bank for International Settlement's Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructure and increasing involvement in cross border payment and central bank digital currency issues," the BoE said in a statement.
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"All indications are that Joe Biden was sitting somewhere in the third or fourth range with the first alignment ... it's very possible that once they do the delegate reallocation, he was going to be in fourth," Todd said, citing NBC's own entrance polls.
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UBS updated its advanced measurement approach (AMA) methodology for allocating operational risk RWA to business divisions, which resulted in a CHF11bn reallocation in operational risk RWAs away from the non-core and legacy portfolio in the Corporate Centre to the business divisions.
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" Earlier this week, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink warned in his annual letter to chief executives that the intensifying climate crisis will bring about a fundamental reshaping of finance, with a significant reallocation of capital set to take place "sooner than most anticipate.
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The bank said on Thursday it had appointed Dawn Fitzpatrick and Mohamed A. El-Erian as non-executive directors, as part of a boardroom overhaul that also included a reallocation of responsibilties from its reputation committee to its main board and risk committee.
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In parts of the economy less susceptible to competition from cheap Chinese imports, the authors argue, firms profit from a larger global market and reduced supply costs, and should also gain—eventually—from the reallocation of labour away from shrinking manufacturing to more productive industries.
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The EU's proposed single "Neighbourhood and International Cooperation Instrument" would have a 10.5-billion-euro reserve for the first time to respond to new crises around the world, rather than the current system of negotiating a reallocation of funds from other parts of the budget.
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They have asked that the administration force large oil refineries to make up for any exempted gallons through a process called "reallocation," which would ensure the increases to biofuel blending mandates recur annually in proportion to the number of waivers granted by the EPA.
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Lindsay Graham (R-SC) worked for months to find a bipartisan agreement and presented the President with a bill that addressed his four pillars -- the Dream Act, increased border security, modifications to family reunification and reallocation of diversity visas, but President Trump rejected it.
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It also takes into account our expectation that continued strong execution of the group's plan, which envisages CHF4.2bn net cost savings by end-2018 and a reallocation of resources towards capital-light activities, should improve the earnings profile of the bank in the medium term.
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Chris Hiorns, portfolio manager of the EdenTree Amity European Fund with just under 100 million pounds in assets under management and a long-time value bull, believes the recent shift in the market has been a move away from growth rather than a reallocation into value.
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This year's Team USA Awards, which will air next month, featured a special medal reallocation ceremony for Holcomb and his teammates, who received bronze medals during the 2014 Sochi Olympics in both the two-man and the four-man bobsled events, both of which Holcomb participated in.
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"A significant majority of EU branch respondents said that enforced subsidiarisation would cause them to reconsider their presence in the UK, with the two most likely outcomes being reallocation of regulated activity into the EU, or closure of London branches and withdrawal from the UK altogether," the report added.
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Proponents of the Dershowitz view -- Mr. Trump deems his segment a "must watch" -- might cite the Obama administration's reallocation of Justice Department resources as an example of the perfect legality of a presidential decision to shift federal law enforcement investigative priorities from one kind of crime to another.
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More often expressed in private, those emotions broke into the open here at the world track and field championships as the International Association of Athletics Federations made the best of a bad situation by conducting medal reallocation ceremonies before the start of the first three nights of competition.
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Last month, Larry Fink, the CEO of Blackrock, the world's largest investment company, announced in a letter to investors that sustainability would be its new "standard for investing" and that there would be "a significant reallocation of capital" out of fossil fuels and into greener sectors and projects.
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"Leaving Bob Chapek, a Disney veteran with 27 years with the company including most recently as chairman of parks, experiences, and products, to run the day-to-day business while Bob Iger is still in the building seems like a good reallocation of resources to us," the analysts said.
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Press reports indicate a potential bidding war between EasyJet and British Airways for the Gatwick slots that have been put up for sale by Monarch's administrator, but it is unclear whether the sale will go ahead, or whether the slots will revert to a pool for reallocation by the airports.
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" An inquiry seeking to determine which Russian athletes may have benefited from the nation's doping system is underway, and the president of the I.O.C., Thomas Bach, said in Rio this month that, once that inquiry has concluded, the committee would have to consider "disqualification, reallocation of medals, exclusion from future Games.
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"If such measures lead to a reallocation of labor and capital resources that shift credit towards sectors with higher productivity growth, it will support the Chinese government's credit quality by increasing its debt-carrying ability," Marie Diron, managing director of Moody's Sovereign Risk Group, said at a conference in Beijing.
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At a hearing on Tuesday, Mr. Smith warned Mr. Shanahan and General Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, that Congress would respond to the reallocation of funds without congressional approval by curtailing the privilege of such reallocations in the spending bills for the next fiscal year.
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In addition, they proposed a down payment of the $1.6 billion requested by the administration this year on border security, limits to the ability of recipients to sponsor family members and an end to the diversity lottery and reallocation of those visas in part to cover people who were under Temporary Protected Status.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Appropriate Financial Strategy: The changes to Viacom's capital allocation policy, namely the reduction of its dividend, suspension of its share repurchase program and the reallocation of free cash flow (FCF) to reduce debt coupled with changing its strategic focus to its six "flagship" cable networks, are appropriate given the current operating environment.
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Of course, to the extent that this mechanical reallocation is timed to the quarter's end, it means one short-term tailwind for the rebound rally has just about abated, as the market bounce leaves the indexes less stretched and investors have celebrated fresh trillions of dollars in support from the Federal Reserve and Congress.
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Yeah, the notion is the greatest reallocation of capital in history is going from analog to digital, loosely speaking, but while there are great metrics for television viewership — you'll probably get pretty robust metrics for how this show does — there aren't a lot of metrics that attempt to boil a brand's digital competence down to a number.
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Yet, even seasoned analysts are aware that a Republican–led Senate is unlikely to support a move that would give the island four Congressional representatives and two Senators, who would likely be Democrats and would involve a reallocation of seats in the Congress, where a new assessment would probably involve the loss of seats in the Northeast.
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The complaints from environmental groups, Texas landowners and 16 Democratic states, who say the reallocation of federal funds will harm their residents and economies, focus on Mr Trump's usurpation of Congress's "power of the purse" and draw on the Youngstown case from 1952 in which the Supreme Court chided Harry Truman for seizing the nation's steel mills without legal authorisation.
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A downgrade of UC's ratings would be likely to lead to a downgrade of Bank Austria's ratings because in, our opinion, weaker financial strength at the parent would increase the risk of a reallocation of excess capital from Bank Austria to UC. Bank Austria and UC are supervised by the same regulator, the ECB, and we believe this will eventually result in increased capital fungibility.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE on Wednesday defended his administration's reallocation of money from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to address the influx of migrants at the southern border, even as Hurricane Dorian approached the U.S. mainland.
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MORGAN BRENNAN: With that this accelerated strategy that you've just announced-- the fact that you're going to be funding it in house, this real-- reallocation of resources, et cetera-- I can't help but think that after you announced the shift in some production of motorcycles destined for the European market to overseas, that that move, in light of the tariffs in that market, that this played a part in that?
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Sen. Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) on Wednesday argued that immigration reform should include the reallocation of green cards to favor skilled workers over those who benefit from a lottery system or family-based preferences.
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Key elements of the Cassidy-Graham bill: According to a report by the left leaning Center for Budget and Policy Priorities, the largest traditionally Democratic states that have been aggressive in expanding Medicaid and the individual market insurance subsidies—New York and California for example, would be big losers in the reallocation of the money while states that have done the least to expand insurance coverage, Alabama and Mississippi for example, would be the big winners.
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As a consequence, Fitch has revised the 'B-' credit loss to 0003% (from previous 7%) for programme I and to 3.2% (from previous 14%) for programme II. The asset reallocation has no impact on the ratings and on the three-notch recovery uplift assigned to the programmes as the covered bonds continue to be over-collateralised, and the 25% overcollateralisation (OC) that Fitch relies upon in its analysis continues to compensate the revised credit losses at a 'B-' rating scenario.
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The asset reallocation implied that EUR1,098 million of residential mortgages were transferred from programme I's into programme II's cover pool, and EUR856 million were transferred vice versa; furthermore new assets were segregated by the issuer for an amount of EUR480 million for programme I and EUR317 million for programme II. Following the aforementioned changes, the cover pools totalled EUR13 billion (programme I) and EUR1.51 billion (programme II) as at end-June 2017 leading to nominal OC of 48.7% and 115.4%, respectively.
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In their January 262 paper, "The China Shock," David Autor, David Dorn and Gordon Hanson, economists at M.I.T., the University of Zurich and the University of California-San Diego respectively, found that If one had to project the impact of China's momentous economic reform for the U.S. labor market with nothing to go on other than a standard undergraduate economics textbook, one would predict large movements of workers between U.S. tradable industries (say, from apparel and furniture to pharmaceuticals and jet aircraft), limited reallocation of jobs from tradables to non-tradables, and no net impacts on U.S. aggregate employment.
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