That lesson in my opinion is we got to reemphasize field.
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The Trump Doctrine, to reemphasize power politics in U.S. foreign policy, is a winning strategy.
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Yet banks may choose to reemphasize higher-profile approaches now that JPMorgan has asserted itself.
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If I can, I just want to reemphasize a point or two that you made.
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Instead, he used his speech to reemphasize Netflix's strategy of creating an on-demand, worldwide TV network.
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After nearly 20 years in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Corps is trying to reemphasize its mission as an amphibious force.
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I will be speaking with all our judges this week to reemphasize the public trust invested in the work we do.
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And I will reemphasize: you can freeze frame and contort protagonist Chloe Frazer's face into these expressions at any point in time.
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Twitter said it will label politicians' tweets when they break its rules, and Facebook is trying to reemphasize friends-and-family content.
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"I always like to reemphasize that stormquakes happen because of storms, so when extreme storms happen, I think that's our first concern," he told CNN.
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The McPick 13 is part of McDonald's broader effort to reemphasize value at the chain, as the company plans to roll out more promotions in 2016.
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In 2010, the association launched the campaign "Take Back Yoga" to reemphasize that even the most secular of yoga classes have fingerprints of the Hindu faith.
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" Following the BuzzFeed story, Sculley said that she spoke with SAPD Chief William McManus to "reemphasize the importance of the Women in Policing initiatives that are underway.
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Let's reemphasize this key fact, one you'll need to remind yourself of as we continue through this maze of clown madness: The reported clowns don't actually exist.
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Mark Murphy, managing attorney at the Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law, says the findings aren't terribly surprising—they reemphasize something disability advocates are already well aware of.
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"I want to reemphasize to all you that the company takes any allegations of inappropriate behavior by its employees very seriously," Tribune Publishing CEO Justin Dearborn said in his memo.
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In fact, Boughey recommended setting more challenging goals than usual in the week after the big game to jumpstart motivation and reemphasize the importance of staying on track with work.
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And the Trump administration could speak to the opioid epidemic as a criminal justice issue instead of a public health crisis, encouraging policymakers to reemphasize "tough on crime" tactics for drugs.
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" Asked about Jia's money troubles, Sampson said, "We're partners, we each help each other," before a press aide stepped in to reemphasize the point that FF and LeEco are "completely separate companies.
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The most important point of the rules was to reemphasize a ban on religious groups' ties to foreign groups -- for example, sending people abroad to seminaries, or inviting foreigners to teach or train in China.
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"At this time I can reemphasize there will be no mass evacuations called," said Harris County Judge Edward Emmett, who is responsible for overseeing emergency operations, at a joint press conference with Turner on Friday.
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And the thing that I want to reemphasize ... when you're dealing with an emerging infectious diseases outbreak, you are always behind where you think you are if you think that today reflects where you really are.
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But in addition to whatever flattery he offered Trump in private, he was so thirsty for the president's approval that he chose to gild the lily in his public remarks and then reemphasize loyalty to Trump during sworn testimony.
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"I spoke with the president last night about this very issue, and he wanted me to reemphasize to everyone, including this morning, that he has full confidence in his current Chief of Staff General John Kelly, and that he is not actively searching for replacements," Conway said.
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"Today, on the heels of a groundbreaking directive to expand hunting access on public lands, U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke announced his latest initiative to reemphasize hunting and fishing at the Department with a new temporary addition to the employee cafeteria: the arcade game 'Big Buck Hunter Pro' " the agency said in a statement.
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The strategy seems to be less about literal winning than, as is often the case in Trump world, the energy and appearance of winning; by camping out in Iowa, the campaign was able to attract extra media attention in a week that normally would have been commanded by Democratic politics and reemphasize the president's dominance of his own party.
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Executive producer Zuiker confirmed that this was added in post-production in response to the unexpected confusion in order to reemphasize the fictitious nature of the premise. The opening narration of the final episode reiterated that the contestants were solving "fictitious crimes," and even explicitly mentioned the confusion.
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Pace wanted "to stay in the mainstream of the Church" and remain loyal to its leadership. In contrast, Pace's son cited the controversy as disillusioning him toward his religious leaders and motivating him to leave the LDS Church. Some have speculated that McConkie was reprimanded for downplaying Christ's importance and was asked to reemphasize Jesus in his future teachings.
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Two CCIA staff members again toured selected U.S. intelligence agencies in Japan, Korea, Okinawa, Taiwan, the Philippines, and Hong Kong in the third quarter of financial year 1962. The purposes were to establish liaison with the Chemical Corps personnel, to reemphasize the importance of CBR intelligence, and to provide on the spot guidance and discuss the establishment of a U.S. Army Chemical Corps Information and Liaison Office in Tokyo.
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As Ne Win grew older and his health deteriorated, she took on an increasingly important role. Sandar Win was a key figure in suppressing the 1988 uprisings, during which thousands of Burmese protested demanding democratic control. Sandar Win was also influential in the Burma Socialist Programme Party's decision to reemphasize English language education. After she failed to be admitted into a medical school in England because of poor English skills, English was reintroduced as a medium of instruction in secondary and higher education.
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Despite all nine Justices signing the opinion, Justice Frankfurter published a separate, concurring, opinion. He was, however, dissuaded from announcing it the same day as the main opinion by Justices Brennan and Black, who felt a unanimous decision would emphasize how strongly the Court felt about the issue. Frankfurter's opinion did not directly contradict the majority opinion, but it did reemphasize the importance of judicial supremacy and expressed disdain for the Arkansas State Legislature's actions. Some legal scholars criticized the Court's rationale in Cooper.
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The school was perceived as a College with Potential for Excellence (CPE) by the UGC in 2016, the main school to be perceived so in the University of Kerala, that year. The best in class lab types of gear supported by DST – FIST, the recently developing Diamond Jubilee Complex lodging the Research Wing, and other advanced and infrastructural augmentations help make the school an academician's center while the worth training classes and the different network administrations embraced by the school, reemphasize the all-inclusive estimations of administration and promise to the network around.
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However, since the tenor only sings the cantus firmus which occurs less than half the time, the mass is really a three voiced mass that occasionally slips into four voices when the cantus firmus enters. However, for climatic purposes, Josquin does write the final section of the Agnus Dei for six voices. Furthermore, as mentioned above, the soprano sing the cantus firmus twice in addition to the three times that the tenors sing it. Undoubtedly, this was to reemphasize the soggetto cavato and its meaning and tribute to the Duke of Ferrara.
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The party platform argues that "The government of Canada has an obligation to honour the nation's sacred commitment to our military men and women and make sure our veterans receive the support they deserve". They plan to "enshrine in legislation the country's obligations to our veterans in a Military Covenant", reinstate fair military disability pensions and reemphasize the legislative guarantee of the "Benefit of doubt" standard in the Pension Act, review the New Veterans Charter to determine which policies and programs should be retained, simplify the system and make it easier to navigate.
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After the period of colonialism in Egypt, Egyptians were looking for a way to reclaim and reemphasize Egyptian culture. As a result, some Egyptians pushed for an Egyptianization of the Arabic language in which the formal Arabic and the colloquial Arabic would be combined into one language and the Latin alphabet would be used. There was also the idea of finding a way to use hieroglyphics instead of the Latin alphabet. A scholar, Salama Musa, agreed with the idea of applying a Latin alphabet to Egyptian Arabic, as he believed that would allow Egypt to have a closer relationship with the West.
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The album is going to be full of all the great things you love about Judas Priest — I don't think I can say anything more than that without being hung, drawn and quartered." Halford says that fans can expect "the side of Priest that we haven't heard for a few years and reemphasize and remake those big, heavy metal statements again." When asked how it was collaborating on new music with Faulkner, Halford told Guitar World in a 2012 interview: "Really, really strong. Exciting. He's riffing and saying, 'Robby, I'm thinking of this and this and this.
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The Theravāda School of Sri Lanka, Burma, and Thailand is descended from the Sthaviravādin and (more specifically) the Vibhajjavāda School. It underwent two more changes of name. In the Indian accounts it is sometimes called the "Tāmraparnīya" (translation: Sri Lankan lineage), but there is no indication that this referred to any change in doctrine or scripture, while it is very obvious that it refers to geographical location. At some point prior to the Dipavamsa (4th century) the name was changed to "Theravāda", probably to reemphasize the relationship to the original "Sthaviravāda", which is the Sanskrit version of the Pāli term "Theravāda".
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One of the themes of the series is femininity and the role of women. The artist describes the home as the territory of the women, and by taking pictures of women within their own homes we are granted a glimpse into this constructed world. For example, one of the subjects surrounds herself with self-portraits and includes her personal waiter in the scene, putting on display that this is a space dedicated to her. In these highly cluttered environments the female models blend in with the lavish objects and Rossell uses this composition to reemphasize the objectifying of women in photographs.
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Since its formation in 1969, the drama troupe Kotéba National du Mali has performed classic pieces of by Malian, African, and even European authors. In 1979 in search of a form of theatrical expression true to its traditional Bambaran heritage, the group took the form of the koteba consisting of chants, dance, burlesque comedy and comic satires. The group's mission is to promote theatre in general and that of Mali in particular by giving value to traditional forms of popular national theater. Today, the Kotéba National is engaged in the adaptation of modern techniques and methods to preserve and reemphasize the dramatic expression of the Malian people.
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Toward the end of the 1950s and into the 1960s, the Air Police began to reemphasize the security aspect of their mission, with a strong focus being given to protecting the Air Force's strategic nuclear weapons, and a greater amount of centralization regarding training occurred. The Air Provost Marshal was also redesignated the Director of Security and Law Enforcement. On 1 November 1964, between 12:25 and 12:33 am, Vietnamese Communist (VC) troops attacked Bien Hoa Air Base with six 81mm mortars positioned about 400 meters north, outside the air base. The VC fired 60-80 rounds into parked aircraft and troop billets, then withdrew undetected and unabated.
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