Mostly, they are reexamining their admissions processes as a whole.
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This next month will be about reexamining what "home" means.
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Days after Trump's public statements, Esper also mentioned reexamining the contract.
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SoftBank isn't the only tech company reexamining its dealings with the Saudis.
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I think it's right that we're going back and reexamining it right now.
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It's also worth reexamining your reasons for wanting to last longer in bed.
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My mother isn't the only one reexamining stories from her past this way.
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What is clear, however, is that #MeToo can't move forward without reexamining the past.
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We are at the point, though, that we're reexamining the country's media ownership rules.
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We should be reexamining these policies today, in light of what we've come to understand.
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But getting there will require reexamining what American elites have been permitted to get away with.
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Some Canadian regulators are reexamining their approach to enforcement, with the view of fostering stronger deterrence.
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Ikea apologized, with a representative telling media outlets that the company is now reexamining the dish.
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My queerness has been a continuous reexamining of myself, a process that began in my teens.
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Since the ACLU sent its letter, some senators have been reexamining their support for the bill.
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These tips include asking for month-long internships, reexamining your past, and getting comfortable with failure.
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Huawei is understandably reexamining a number of relationships in the wake of a recent U.S. trade ban.
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The Nature commentary's authors, Glen Peters and Zeke Hausfather, think it's worth reexamining the more dire predictions.
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Instead of giving up or reexamining the sin he was contemplating, he appeared to become more determined.
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His books deconstruct genre tropes by reexamining them in a new light, and Crooked is no different.
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Reexamining "old civil cases that have already been settled", and "selectively" filing criminal charges of technology theft.
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Goldman said she estimates the second phase of the study, reexamining specific cases, to cost another $1.1 million.
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Now that he's become one of the most powerful men in the country, his remarks are worth reexamining.
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Despite the weak inflation prints recently they are not reexamining or rethinking the path of rates just yet.
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CANADA TRANSPORT MINISTER SAYS WE REEXAMINING VALIDATION TRANSPORT CANADA GAVE THE FAA CERTIFICATION OF BOEING 737 MAX PLANE
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"We're not cutting two-thirds of what our final output would be, we're reexamining previous commitments," he said.
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But after the Note 7 fiasco, journalists began reexamining Samsung's record on recalls and other product safety issues.
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"I started reexamining everything I thought I knew about food and about health and my diet," Turner said.
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They are reexamining both the facts of the email case and investigative decisions made by officials during Obama's administration.
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And Congress could also help ease some of the USPS's financial pressure by reexamining its retirement and health obligations.
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Some political observers in Utah say Hatch might be reexamining his political future because of his relationship with Trump.
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But some were even reexamining the positive vibes of Cutler and Rice's tenure in the wake of the fundraiser news.
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And Congress could also help ease some of the USPS's financial pressure by reexamining some of its retirement and health obligations.
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The LA Times reports:After reexamining the bones, the authors found the number of mouse bones was equal across all four trenches.
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But reexamining statutes of limitations is just one way to better serve victims of sexual assault through the criminal justice system.
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You'll find yourself reexamining your thinking, the agreements you've made, and your logic—especially decisions you've made since last August, 2015.
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Former GOP presidential candidate Ben Carson on Monday said reexamining Muslim immigration into the U.S. does not equal discrimination against Islam.
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His passing prompted her to start reexamining everything in her life, including how she'd been relating to the people in it.
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The threat of war in the Middle East, along with US sanctions on Iran and Venezuela, must have China reexamining its options.
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Mercury's connection with Saturn finds you reexamining the hidden structures that hold your life together and pushes you to get some rest!
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Charles Schwab's Frederick said the extent of losses faced by investors could lead to regulators reexamining these products' suitability for retail players.
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As both countries struggle to find their place in an increasingly unstable environment, their relationship on the world stage is worth reexamining.
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Tech's complicated relationship with alcohol While it's investing in new alcohol-free companies, Silicon Valley is also reexamining its own relationship with alcohol.
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The podcast took a deep dive into the murder case, reexamining old evidence and discovering some issues and inconsistencies related to the conviction.
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Gathering samples of a seemingly disparate oeuvre, the exhibition shows Rosler returning to and reexamining the same issues: gender roles, economic class, globalization.
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Scientists and researchers are constantly reexamining classic artworks to find clues about how they were made and details on the artists behind them.
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At the company's annual OpenAir conference in June, Chesky and other Airbnb execs publicly committed themselves to completely reexamining Airbnb's anti-discrimination policies.
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The NRA has previously said that its reexamining its relationship with Torshin after he was hit with sanctions from the U.S. Treasury Department.
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Working with the World Health Organization, he has been reexamining the link between the price of drugs and the incentive to make new drugs.
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It has an immediate, profound impact on him, and you can see in his eyes he's reexamining all of his past relationships with women.
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NOW SINCE THE PRESIDENT REQUESTED WE TAKE A LOOK AT IT, WE ARE REEXAMINING, IS THERE ANOTHER WAY OF ACHIEVING THE SAME END RESULT?
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During this Saturn retrograde, you will be reexamining the friendships you've made and, in general, the dreams you've dreamt up since last August, 2015.
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In Obtuse Diary Rosselli focuses on reexamining herself from different angles to seek a complete understanding of her feelings around a trauma of loss.
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Ferland thinks it comes down to businesses shifting their mindset about older employees&apos potential, and reexamining their biases about job performance and ability.
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A growing chorus of lawmakers has called for reexamining the law that shields internet platforms from legal liability for content posted by their users.
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A growing chorus of lawmakers has called for reexamining the law that shields internet platforms from legal liability for content posted by their users.
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That's why a group called the Open Science Collaboration is reexamining the results from the 29 most important cancer papers of the last few years.
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Despite conspiracy theories that the robbery was an inside job, the couple has been reexamining their security measures, so Duvier's dismissal is not a shock.
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With the rise of modern long-form documentaries, reexamining old tragedies can even be used as a lens to examine larger, deep-seated cultural issues.
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The gun-rights group has said it is reexamining its relationship with Torshin, who is a lifetime NRA member, in the wake of the sanctions.
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A lot of games begin with the idea of home, and the action that ensues is either about defending it, losing it, or reexamining it.
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At a time when we're enraptured with reexamining events to look at how media portrayals and commonly accepted narratives went awry, hers is an ideal story.
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And quite a few evangelical leaders and authors, straight individuals, have announced that they are affirming of LGBT relationships in the church and reexamining the scriptures.
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Interior officials are reexamining the use of fees and determining whether it was legal to do so, according to a document obtained recently by The Hill.
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The Ringer is devoting an eight-part podcast to reexamining the disaster it came to be, while the independently produced Podcast 299 is up to episode 993.
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And this isn't about reexamining an unsolved case, as in HBO's The Jinx — McGinn and Blackhurst told me they weren't particularly interested in Knox's guilt or innocence.
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In the wake of the Florida high school mass shooting, Bank of America told Axios it is reexamining its relationship with banking clients who make AR-15s.
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As Starr's jurisdiction expanded, so did Kavanaugh's, and the young lawyer had the job of reexamining the 1993 suicide of Clinton White House deputy counsel Vince Foster.
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On top of all of that, Union tackles issues like intersectional racism and sexual assault in Hollywood (including the reexamining of her own experience, which forever changed her).
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Handlers are reexamining all toys, physical and mental enrichment objects — including buckets, balls and paper maché dolls — as well as every animal's enclosure, to prevent any future injuries.
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So it's probably worth reexamining what Gurri was thinking when he wrote the book, and why he believed this decade would be defined by a revolt against authority.
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While this fact may make you believe that your passion for the Spice Girls needs reexamining, let is inspire you to do a deep dive in the group's discography.
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"I find it surprising they're using their resources to resurrect this issue at a time when people are really reexamining the death penalty all across the country," she added.
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Reexamining media we consumed during youth—the books and movies and TV shows that are indelibly etched into our psyche—can teach us how we became who we are.
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Investment firms are reexamining their portfolios, dropping gun stocks, and asking weapons manufacturers what they are doing to make sure their products don't end up in a mass shooting.
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Just last week, we learned both that the Justice Department was reexamining the Hillary Clinton email case, and that the FBI had revived a dormant investigation into the Clinton Foundation.
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In recent weeks, we learned both that the Justice Department was reexamining the Hillary Clinton email case, and that the FBI had revived a dormant investigation into the Clinton Foundation.
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As my transition continues, I often find myself reexamining the way I embody masculinity and the way society's standards for what constitutes "masculinity" fails to serve me and my community.
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In the wake of a bombing and internal investigations, once-friendly coworkers find themselves reexamining everything they've said to one another, worrying over being misinterpreted or unintentionally implicated in something.
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While it is certainly necessary to focus on pay equity, let's not let those efforts prevent us from reexamining – and working to change — the broader social context that needs fixing.
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The new analysis attempts to clear up the confusion by reexamining the data in computer models, to account for the men who got PSA tests when they weren't supposed to.
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Most are presumably good people eking out a living, but there are also some who will cross a line that has us collectively reexamining our entire relationship with the police.
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DOJ officials began reexamining the case in 2019 after a federal court tossed the convictions of two men implicated in the killing, leading federal authorities to re-interview several witnesses.
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Police are also reexamining a case involving the death of the suspect's daughter, which dates back 22 years to when her 4-year-old child supposedly fell out of a window.
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Citing local opposition from activist groups and politicians, two sources tell the Post that the company is reexamining the deal and mulling over whether to move its planned second headquarters elsewhere.
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One is what a Trump confidante called a "thunderbolt from God" -- the bombshell news from FBI Director Jim Comey that the agency is reexamining emails potentially tied to Clinton's private server.
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Unbelievable has the power to serve as a springboard for discussions about believing women in the #MeToo era and reexamining the ways law enforcement officials are charged with serving the public.
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" Zakowska says the inspiration for Midge's costumes comes from a combination of wanting to create "urban couture minimalism" and "reexamining the strength and complexity of colours particular to the late 50s.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Friday it was reexamining a rule that adjusts civil penalties related to the Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards for inflation.
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One of PREDIMED's authors, nutrition researcher Miguel Ángel Martínez González, told Vox that upon seeing the Carlisle paper, he reached out to his colleagues on PREDIMED's steering committee about reexamining the data.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki issued an apology to the LGBTQ community following backlash for how it handled its response, and the company is now in the process of reexamining its harassment policies.
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Beginning what could become a widespread financial squeeze on gun manufacturers, Bank of America says in a statement to Axios that it is reexamining its relationship with banking clients who make AR-15s.
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But by continuing to ask these difficult questions, and by reexamining Americans' role in the tragedy, we will be better prepared to fight against hatred and confront the challenges of our own time.
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Mercury is retrograde at the start of this month, in Leo, which finds you reconsidering and reexamining how you have fun, who you party with, your hookups, your crushes, and your artistic pursuits.
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There's just all of these things that products need to do to be successful, and this class was just reexamining what we traditionally call design, in terms of a different frame of persuasion.
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By reexamining the entire bus system, the city has a chance to fix its routes, ease congestion, give better options to transit riders, and maybe even relieve the pressure on its strained subway network.
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Some colleges, such as the University of Manitoba and the University of Alberta, have been more proactive in reexamining their scholarships, creating policy that ensures new scholarships adhere to their respective human rights codes.
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Pruitt announced on April 2nd that the EPA was overturning Obama-era vehicle emissions standards, and was also "reexamining" California's waiver as the agency works with the Department of Transportation to set new standards.
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But the Netflix phenomenon Making a Murderer, a 10-part docu-series reexamining Avery's extraordinary prosecution, has hundreds of thousands of people nationwide asking if law enforcement and the courts got the wrong guy – again.
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Still, what makes The Holiday interesting — and worth reexamining more than a decade after its release — is that unlike most holiday-themed movies, it exhorts the viewer to take time for themselves, not just others.
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Now, almost 20 years after the child beauty pageant queen was found dead in the basement of her family's home in Boulder, Colorado, a team of investigators is reexamining – and in some cases reenacting – the case.
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The United States told allies on Wednesday it was reexamining plans to cut its troop numbers in Afghanistan next year, Britain said, as other NATO forces committed to stay on to help fight a resurgent Taliban.
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Comey's letter said the FBI was reexamining the investigation of Clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of state, but did not indicate it was examining the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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Zola, a major wedding planning platform in the US, has removed all plantation venues listed on its website and is reexamining existing wedding content involving such properties, Zola spokesperson Emily Forrest told BuzzFeed News on Thursday.
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Investigators reexamining the mysterious 1981 drowning death of actress Natalie Wood reaffirmed that then-husband Robert Wagner is a "person of interest" in the case, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department officials announced at a Monday press conference.
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The entire process of reexamining, fixing, and recertifying the Max has taken place in the public eye, with advocates, press, bloggers, lawyers, legislators, and international partners all shining a brighter spotlight on the process than ever before.
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I hopped on the phone with the chameleonic comedian to discuss Barry, how SNL's punishing schedule took a toll on his health, and why portrayals of gun violence in film and on TV could use some reexamining.
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A growing and bipartisan group of people have generally supported a mix of changing sentencing laws, especially around nonviolent drug offenses, and reexamining the way prisons are administered, with some also calling for the restoration of voting rights.
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InsurrectoBy Gina Apostol Out November 219Gina Apostol's novel combines pop culture references, fake movie scripts, road trip tropes, and character studies all in the effort of reexamining the United States' influence on the Philippines — and it works, man.
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Fortunately, Jacqueline (Jane Krakowski) is on hand to help Kimmy with her divorce from the Reverend (Jon Hamm), while landlady Lillian (Carol Kane) and roommate Titus (Tituss Burgess) are both reexamining their supposedly happy relationships from season 2.
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Removing those statues, like renaming buildings that bear their name or taking down the Confederate flag -- and even reexamining the presence of slave owners and slave rapists on our currency -- is a long overdue reckoning with our past.
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This is what deconstruction became for me—taking all the old stories and watching the mythology crumble, and then reexamining them in a way that brought benefit to my life, and for the first time ever, actual hope.
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Earlier this year, the EPA proposed reexamining several aspects of the standard for renewable fuels, including whether refiners should be responsible for blending them and whether ethanol exports could be included in a marketplace for renewable fuel credits.
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The most talked about film at the 2018 festival, hands down, was Jennifer Fox's autobiographical drama about a woman reexamining her recollections of what she convinced herself was a consensual sexual relationship when she was just 13 years old.
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A team of researchers from the University of Basel and the University of Zurich are currently reexamining the device, and the archaeological site itself, using state-of-the-art techniques—and they're learning some extraordinary new things about it.
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The fact that China manufactures much of the protective medical gear used in U.S. hospitals and clinics "should cause us to be reexamining what we're doing in China versus what should be brought back to this country." she said.
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Its dip into fiery Leo for a while, gives us the ability to see it in a new light, and then its retrograde reentering Cancer has us reexamining all of those things that we couldn't put our finger on initially.
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Supreme Court won't take up 'Making a Murderer' case Zellner sets about the process of reexamining and punching holes in key aspects of the prosecution, including suspects who were ignored, evidence that was potentially planted and detailed study of the forensics.
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Feitosa is optimistic, citing, for example, the solo exhibition of works by naïf Afro-Brazilian painter Maria Auxiliadora (1935–1974) at MASP, the São Paulo Museum of Art, which has been committed to reexamining the work of overlooked local artists.
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A lot has changed for Bethany Hamilton since the last time her story was told on the big screen in 2011's Soul Surfer — but fortunately for her fans, an upcoming documentary is filling in the pieces while reexamining her incredible past.
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YouTube told BuzzFeed in a statement that the site, which does not find the alt-right broadcasters to fall under the umbrella of "hate speech," is reexamining the Super Chats system because the comments are often used to publicize shocking or vulgar remarks.
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Mercury retrograde is also known as a time when we run into people from our past, and this one in particular, Capricorn, will not only find you running into friends (and lovers) from long ago, but also rediscovering or reexamining buried secrets.
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Instead, Trump focused on the need to secure the border and deport undocumented immigrants who have committed crimes in the US and those who have overstayed their visas, and left the door open to reexamining the cases of the remaining millions of undocumented immigrants.
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And then, in March 2014, a break: A Yuba sheriff's investigator with "a little bit of down time" was reexamining the cold cases with an evidence technician, and she sent semen samples from Doris' body, which had been preserved since her death, Carbah says.
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Breaking through decades of inertia to overcome embedded defaults will require that engineers, design professionals, and policy-makers admit they may have been wrong or even irrational in the past and become activists for reexamining our assumptions about the way things need to be.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's patent office has concluded that Monsanto Co's Intacta RR2 Pro patent for genetically modified soy seed technology should be declared void after reexamining the issue, according to court filings seen by Reuters regarding a lawsuit against the company by grain growers association Aprosoja.
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Two major traveling shows (one beginning at the Centre Pompidou in Paris and the other at the Palace of Arts in Cairo) are reexamining this period and prominent Egyptian modern artists, including George Henien, Hamed Nada, Ramsis Yunan, 'Abd al-Hadi al-Gazzar, and Van Leo.
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" In a 2015 case on regulation of needle-threading businesses, he wrote, "A wealth of contemporary legal scholarship is reexamining Lochner, its history and correctness as a matter of constitutional law, and its place within broader originalist thought, specifically judicial protection of unenumerated rights such as economic liberty.
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PEN America, the literary and human rights association that lists as one of its core principles a commitment to "protect open expression in the United States and worldwide," set out to explore the state of free speech on the nation's campuses — reexamining several high-profile incidents and controversies.
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But at least this could be the beginning of us reexamining not only our media, but our entire culture, in which hatred of Muslims, immigrants, and people of color is frighteningly common, and validates and encourages the online radicalization of those who are angry, alienated, and increasingly willing to act.
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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 reexamining," Spicer said in an interview that aired Sunday on C-SPAN.
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Comey also stood by his handling of the investigation into Clinton's use of a private email server, saying that he still thinks it was better for him to have revealed that the FBI was reexamining the case just weeks before the 85033 election, rather than not disclose it to the public.
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"Current and former intelligence and law enforcement officials expressed frustration and alarm Monday that the head of the Justice Department was taking such a direct role in reexamining what they view as conspiracy theories and baseless allegations of misconduct," my colleagues Devlin Barrett, Shane Harris and Matt Zapotosky scooped last night.
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With Contemporary Native Photographers and the Edward Curtis Legacy, Portland Art Museum (PAM) is reexamining Curtis's legacy by displaying his work alongside that of three contemporary Native artists: Zig Jackson, Wendy Red Star, and Will Wilson, each of whom has created his or her own dialogue with the images Curtis left behind.
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"There's a growing cottage industry of reexamining pop culture from the past several decades for clues to Trump's ascendency, but this clip from one of the most raunchy and raucous comedy franchises of the pre-9/11 era — one centered on the ascendency of milquetoast incompetence within institutions of power — is particularly depressing," he said.
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His 2017 album Gabriel misty, billowing tracks that expand to fill whatever room you play it in, casting this brilliant shimmery glow over everything in sight, the perfect accompaniment to any dreary, hungover Sunday morning on which you're reexamining every moment in your life that's led to you to this moment laying on this couch.
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It's disappointing that the show used its one shot at reexamining some of its most popular characters to give Tate a storybook ending — one that his character did not deserve and speaks poorly of American Horror Story's ability to read the damn room — but at least that chapter of AHS has come to a close for real this time.
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The latest developments — reexamining the case against former national security adviser Michael Flynn and deciding against criminal charges for former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeFree Roger Stone Trump tweets test Attorney General Barr Top Republicans back Barr amid criticism over controversial DOJ decisions MORE — came just a day after the attorney general said Trump should not publicly insert himself into Justice Department affairs.
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But as many of the modern internet's architects are declaring the internet broken, offering mea culpas, apologizing for their short-sightedness and irresponsibility, and getting called into Senate hearings, the book is a document worth reexamining in 2018; not because this novel-length blind spot has anything to say about where we are today, but because the ignorance and misguided optimism embedded in its pages is precisely how we got here.
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