Serbian politicians have repeatedly floated the idea of reintroducing conscription.
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No one ever suggests reintroducing automobile through traffic to Gracia.
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They are reintroducing options, namely a preferred provider organization plan.
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There are fears that reintroducing border checks could reignite sectarian violence.
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The team's strategy for reintroducing oysters consists of many moving parts.
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Note that Toomey is now reintroducing his bill for background checks.
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"Reintroducing it now would be a cause of war," he said.
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Analysts weren't necessarily concerned about reintroducing a closing auction in Hong Kong.
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Raphael Zwolenkiewicz, who are reintroducing Catholicism to the neighborhood in unconventional ways.
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Then, five years ago, I started reintroducing women's clothes into my wardrobe.
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The group started restoring the land conventionally enough, by reintroducing native plants.
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Fendi is reintroducing the Baguette in a variety of sizes for spring.
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Since reintroducing the $19.99 offer, the company has seen a turnaround in sales.
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The company has been reintroducing products since August 2015 in Oklahoma and Texas.
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South Korea has raised the possibility of reintroducing nuclear weapons to the peninsula.
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Planters is among a growing number of brands reintroducing products for new generations.
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Meanwhile in Colorado, Edward said there's wide support among residents for reintroducing wolves.
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Today, reintroducing the public to a system of reusable packaging is a tall order.
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He ruled out tying the franc to a currency basket or reintroducing a cap.
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The American public generally reviles the idea of reintroducing American troops to the region.
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Looks like Kendall is reintroducing her to single life one vacay at a time.
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"There is nobody who is seriously considering reintroducing government controls in Airbus," he said.
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That could also cause airlines to move more slowly reintroducing the planes, he said.
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Those promises, which struck a chord among the wary population, include reintroducing the death penalty.
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It caused huge embarrassment to Netanyahu, who suspended the plan before reintroducing it in 2013.
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In a statement provided to Refinery29, she praised Murkowski for committing to reintroducing Savanna's Act.
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Still, Peaches has described feeling as if she is reintroducing herself with each new album.
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"I am your mother," she tells him instead, reintroducing herself dozens of times each day.
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To ward off what he can, he is slowly reintroducing potential allergens like peanut butter.
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Like all fads, it eventually passed, but not before reintroducing fat to the American diet.
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Schlossberg isn't deterred, and said he's considering reintroducing the state's bill at a later date.
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The battlefield nukes were removed in 1991 and reintroducing them back might generate anti-American protests.
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I plan to continue cutting out dairy, sugar, and caffeine, while reintroducing healthy grains and eggs.
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Senate Republicans on Monday announced that they are reintroducing legislation to repeal the federal estate tax.
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Mercury is retrograde after all, reintroducing you to people who could help you reach your goals.
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A private equity-backed company is reintroducing the storied toy seller with a new business model.
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However, Lim ruled out reintroducing a goods and services tax (GST) that was repealed last year.
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However, Lim ruled out reintroducing a goods and services tax (GST) that was repealed last year.
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The Trump administration has also discussed reintroducing nuclear weapons into South Korea, an extremely dangerous idea.
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There's a very real threat of reintroducing or introducing the virus into local communities through staff.
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The woman responsible for reintroducing the ERA to the House last year was New York Democratic Rep.
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The Cambodia program would learn from the experiences of India, which has had success in reintroducing tigers.
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The new research is an attempt to remove the possibility of reintroducing cancer in the original tissue.
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Lincoln is reintroducing the mid-sized Aviator brand name after discontinuing it more than a decade ago.
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Vucic said Belgrade was considering reintroducing compulsory military service of between three and six months after 1003.
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Land Rover pulled the Defender from the US market in 1997, but is reintroducing it this year.
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Mr. Marchionne's strategy of reintroducing Fiat and Alfa Romeo cars in the United States has largely flopped.
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Appropriators are set to continue meeting this week to hammer out specifics, including timing, for reintroducing earmarks.
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By reintroducing the greenback, Cuba has in effect added a third leg to its dual-currency system.
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The government is exploring reintroducing 50- and 100-year bonds to alleviate stress in the debt markets.
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Thor: Ragnarok reintroducing us to Hulk and setting the table for Thor and Thanos was the exception.
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And yes, because of that status, he has less introducing (or reintroducing) of himself to do to voters.
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Povlsen's plans include reintroducing wolves, bears, and lynx back to where they have been pushed out by man.
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Jacunski marks the transformed plants with large swatches of original sediment, reintroducing the toxins that contaminated their roots.
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Kellogg's announced on Monday that they are reintroducing the cereal to U.S. retailers in limited quantities next month.
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In addition to the new line of sparkling and still wines, Target is also reintroducing its Wine Cubes.
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Reintroducing controls such as checking passports and searching lorries is mostly an irritation, though the costs are mounting.
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That's why I've partnered with Senator Leahy and once again will be reintroducing the Justice Safety Valve Act.
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Regardless of Mrs May's fine intentions, reintroducing selection would do little to improve the diversity of future cabinets.
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I understand that there were problems with reintroducing wolves, but in any case it's a man-made problem.
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And we will create new web technologies to re-enable specific non-harmful practices without reintroducing tracking capabilities.
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Malaysia last April passed a law reintroducing detention without trial, three years after a similar measure was revoked.
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That's why we - a Democrat and a Republican - are reintroducing the College Transparency Act in the 116th Congress.
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But there are problems: How far are we going to wind time backward by reintroducing these keystone species?
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Sweden has also been ramping up its military power, and is reintroducing conscription, following years of military cutbacks.
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It's also important to prepare yourself for the difficulty of reintroducing high-quality analog pursuits into your life.
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Now, Facebook was reintroducing the service as part of an update of its user permission process in Europe.
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When asked why they were reintroducing it, they said, 'Cuz we forgot we did it the first time.
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When it comes to bison, experts caution that reintroducing them isn't the right solution for all prairie restoration.
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"See if your relationship is on solid ground before reintroducing children and partners to your friend," she said.
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"We have a couple of new characters that we'll be reintroducing to the world," she told the entertainment site.
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This made more sense [to me] than reintroducing objects, since there is always a figurative side to the object.
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He also wouldn't rule out reintroducing similar legislation but suggested he would reach out to the industry for input.
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TCL's got an uphill battle on its hands, reintroducing the BlackBerry line to an audience with a short memory.
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This is History's first trailer for Roots, and it starts things off by reintroducing the world to Kunta Kinte.
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Elsewhere, among communities rebuilding in the Houston area, reintroducing more natural barriers separating homes from water is a priority.
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Halfway through its running time, "Right Now, Wrong Then" starts over, reversing its title and reintroducing its central pair.
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Leaders in Hong Kong and Beijing have been reluctant for years to reopen Article 23 by reintroducing modern legislation.
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We're reintroducing a lighting tradition from the 80s that I think might be the only actually gay lighting technique.
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And, as Willems pointed out, there's always the option of reintroducing levies if China fails to meet its obligations.
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Lingering opposition to reintroducing gambling centered on what critics called "slot barns," casinos without the more upscale table games.
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When I landed an assistant editor position at VICELAND, I immediately pitched reintroducing Direct Effect to a new audience.
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The willingness of the Premier League to consider reintroducing terraces has less to do with reminiscing, however, than with pragmatism.
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The possibilities are endless, but in the case of Alexander Wang, he one-upped everyone by reintroducing the personalized braid.
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Ministers had insisted it was possible to leave the EU's single market and customs union without reintroducing a hard border.
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The city of Hasselt in Belgium ran free public transport for 16 years before reintroducing fares because of soaring costs.
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In a statement to NBC, Senator Murray cited new fears under the Trump administration as reason for reintroducing the legislation.
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Last summer, Nest rebranded the Dropcam product, reintroducing the camera as Nest Cam which is designed to keep homes secure.
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Mauer sees restoring voting rights as an essential part of reintroducing former felony offenders into society and lowering recidivism rates.
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This month, after a five-year hiatus, North Korea is reintroducing the Mass Games — also with a strong economic theme.
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By reintroducing Mr. Romer to Ms. Weber, who was now unattached, Mr. Marron gave him more than just another gift.
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Before that, American, following Boeing&aposs optimistic guidance, had planned to begin reintroducing the jet to service on January 16.
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Alyse Parker, from Connecticut, was vegan for nearly five years before reintroducing animal products to her diet in early 2019.
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John Larson of Connecticut, is reintroducing legislation that — while having a negligible impact on working Americans' wallets — would do just that.
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They've been able to lower the temperature of the permafrost by as much as 15 degrees [Fahrenheit] by reintroducing large herbivores.
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Yet, reintroducing slavery as the historical source for centuries of oppression and discrimination is considered a faux pas or cop out.
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To the chagrin of its Islamist prime minister, Morocco is reintroducing French as the language of tuition for science and maths.
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This legislation complements the Ending Too Big to Jail Act, which Warren introduced in 2018 and is reintroducing again this Congress.
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Soon, The Beatles and the Rolling Stones and so many others were reintroducing American music to the fickle American teenage audience.
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After the visa program is suspended on Friday, the Home Office will conduct an investigation before reintroducing it with stricter regulations.
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Some of it was reintroducing deer and Exmoor ponies (they resemble cave paintings at Lascaux) to aerate and nourish the grasses.
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Pat Tiberi (R-Ohio) and Richard Neal (D-Mass.), in reintroducing the New Markets Tax Credit Extension Act of 2628 (H.
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"I thought you only did photography," I said before reintroducing myself and sharing the news that I was now his patron.
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The last bit of the trailer reunites the Losers' Club, reintroducing characters like Bill Denbrough (James McAvoy) and Richie Tozier (Bill Hader).
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Mr Yalcin says Syrian workers are reintroducing some skills which were being lost in Turkey, such as copper-working and stone-carving.
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In the early 90s, researchers began toying with the idea of reintroducing the species to areas they had previously been removed from.
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After reintroducing sanctions last year, the Trump administration has ordered all countries to halt all imports of Iranian oil from this month.
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By reintroducing and reinterpreting the figure, Katz was, in fact, a game-changer–opening the door for the subsequent Pop Art movement.
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Perhaps, he figured, reintroducing normal intestinal bacteria into the guts of patients whose digestive system had been wiped out would heal them.
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Experts expect China to go back to the drawing board and tweak the circuit breakers before reintroducing it to the public market.
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Alfa's conservatism was understandable as it took the large risk of reintroducing itself to the American market after a 20-year hiatus.
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It won 322 to 306, and an irate Mr. Johnson yanked his bill, evidently intent on reintroducing it in the coming week.
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Some in the former French colony are up in arms over a law reintroducing French as a language of instruction in schools.
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Mr. Martinez thinly slices a forgotten native tuber called guatila like a carpaccio, in the hopes of reintroducing it to local kitchens.
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Begin by reintroducing them to Hans Christian Andersen — but only after forgetting everything you learned about him from Disney or Danny Kaye.
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Democratic sources say it's not an accident that they are reintroducing the Mueller report at this crucial juncture in the impeachment proceedings.
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Nevertheless, there's always some risked baked into these seemingly can't-miss projects, which involve reintroducing characters to new generations of young fans.
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As of a year ago, the site boasted more than 700,000 subscribers, and the company says that reintroducing the unlimited plan has worked.
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Kaleo Pharmaceticals is reintroducing Auvi-Q for 2017, and hopes to offer the epinephrine auto-injector at a lower price than the EpiPen.
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The nearest comparison to her predicament may involve Richard M. Nixon, who polished his image before successfully reintroducing himself to voters in 1968.
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Yields also moved after the European Central Bank introduced a major monetary stimulus package, reintroducing quantitative easing and cutting its key deposit rate.
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Hyperallergic travels to Cairo to see one among a new wave of exhibitions that are reintroducing Egyptian modern art to a wider audience.
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Finally, reintroducing simplicity into the tax code would be a boon to small businesses, which have been disproportionately punished by exorbitant preparation costs.
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Now, "on the eve of the Trump administration, and as Congressional Republicans move to repeal the Affordable Care Act," he is reintroducing the bill.
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While the legislation stalled over the past several years, Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative Rosa DeLauro will be reintroducing it in the coming weeks.
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U.S. commanders are preparing American troops to confront the Russian military threat in Eastern Europe, including reintroducing Cold War-era tactics, the NYT reports.
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This month, they started reintroducing the cereal to U.S. retailers in limited quantities after altering the recipe and moving production to a new facility.
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About 12,000 people have signed a petition asking California officials to consider reintroducing grizzly bears to the Sierra Nevadas, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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As rescuers pondered the best course of action, four Thai divers remained with the boys, stabilizing their health and gradually reintroducing them to food.
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Since 2014, Lithuania expanded its armed forces, partly by reintroducing conscription, and armed it with modern weapons, including anti-tank and anti-aircraft missiles.
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The government's change, largely popular among Poles, will take effect from October, reintroducing a retirement age of 65 for men and 60 for women.
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Whether that's highlighting a grower who's reintroducing to the land and growing them, or using them to talk about issues in the food system.
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Sanders is reintroducing his plan at a moment when both American voters and Democratic legislators are increasingly backing a government-run health care system.
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Tuchel initially earned praise for getting Dortmund out of the slump of Klopp's final season and for reintroducing an attractive style of attacking play.
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Crowd-pleasing ideas like reintroducing subsidies and scrapping the goods and services tax may have won votes, but they hint at poor budget discipline.
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But scientists say that reintroducing bison can once more shape the grasslands, and help restore the diverse wildlife that makes these environments so special.
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Reintroducing nuclear weapons remains unlikely, not least because it would undermine demands from Seoul and Washington for North Korea to abandon its nuclear programs.
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Abbott said it was speaking with the government to file for withdrawing two stents and would look at reintroducing them if they became "commercially viable".
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And even if the FAA issues airworthiness directives, many airlines have said they won't consider reintroducing the 737MAX until at least the summer peak passes.
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Coca-Cola is reintroducing its popular "Share a Coke" campaign — now branded as "Share an ICE COLD Coke" — to celebrate the return of warm weather.
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The necropolitics of the biennial is a move past postmodernism: artists are consciously reintroducing themselves into the frame but their work retains an emotional distance.
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It recently said it was considering reintroducing a scrip dividend in 2019, which UBS estimates would add 25 basis points to its capital through 2021.
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I will be reintroducing my 'Do Not Track Kids Act' to update the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act by instituting key privacy safeguards for teens.
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There may be a case for reintroducing U.S. nuclear weapons onto or near the Korean Peninsula so as to make deterrence all the more real.
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Under "Bar the Entry of Potential Terrorists," the document called for reintroducing the "National Security Entry-Exit Registration System" implemented after the attacks of Sept.
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By reintroducing his rebate rule, President Trump could lower drug prices by excluding the middlemen who gobble up much of the current price-discount savings.
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The Saturday Night Live writer's room came up with a truly imaginative platform for reintroducing another Eddie Murphy classic to modern audiences: The Masked Singer.
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But he said the central bank was looking at reintroducing a tolerance interval of 1 percent either side of the target, which was dropped in 2010.
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Sen. Cory Booker is reintroducing legislation that would legalize marijuana, expunge possession convictions, and invest in communities hit hardest by the United States' war on drugs.
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Recently, however, a high-end cookware brand has cut through this clutter of hues by reintroducing one of its original shades at a more affordable price.
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The government says the new law softens the impact of the tax hikes on middle class families by raising personal income thresholds and reintroducing personal exemptions.
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An international team of researchers from Australia, New Zealand and Canada has looked into the costs of bringing back, reintroducing and taking care of extinct species.
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By reintroducing magnets Visedo gives the reluctance motor extra oomph, which means it can be made smaller but still able do the same amount of work.
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They read in the paper that our state is reintroducing failed ballot measures to force my daughter to use the boys' bathroom at her elementary school.
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Mangudya indicated it might be up to five years before reintroducing a local currency again in Zimbabwe, which suffered from hyper inflation as the economy collapsed.
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The FCA said it would not recommend reintroducing commission for financial advice, saying only a small number of respondents to the review had called for this.
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And, to make it easier for us to try out all the Frapps, the coffee company is also reintroducing Frappuccino Happy Hour on Friday, May 5.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers in the House and Senate are reintroducing legislation aimed at making it more difficult for the IRS to seize taxpayers' assets.
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Elizabeth Warren, who said on Twitter that she was reintroducing legislation with Ocasio-Cortez that would force corporations to disclose their exposure to climate-related risks.
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Finally, after almost six months, I found the bug—a merge error with my Github client was reintroducing a singular boolean value into the DLL incorrectly.
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The regulator also said that the social network would need to "agree a process for collecting consent" with the data protection authority before reintroducing facial recognition.
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He insists that building them or reintroducing American ones to South Korea would make it even more difficult to persuade North Korea to scrap its own.
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The government has suggested reintroducing an alternate-days limit on the use of private cars, and using helicopters to sprinkle water to help clear the air.
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But another study by Dr. Turvey and his colleagues shows that reintroducing farmed animals is not a simple solution for saving the species in the wild.
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Both countries have long had conscription for able-bodied young men – and now theoretically neutral Sweden is also reintroducing National Service for both men and women.
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A group of 22 GOP senators is reintroducing a controversial measure that would protect opponents of same-sex marriage from federal actions intended to curb discrimination.
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Reintroducing both vehicles to the U.S. market is part of the company's gambit to take advantage of America's shift in consumer sentiment toward pickups, SUVs and crossovers.
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The European Parliament estimates that reintroducing border controls in the Schengen area could cost up to €20bn in one-off expenses and €2bn in annual operating expenses.
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The QR-style code might be Spotify's way to reintroducing a social way to share music on the app, considering it killed its inbox feature in February.
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WARSAW, July 2 (Reuters) - The Polish government has postponed discussions about a bill reintroducing retail tax, citing the prime minister's absence, the cabinet spokesman said on Tuesday.
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If Congress fails to decide yet again, then Mr Trump may find himself in the same position as his predecessor, reintroducing something like DACA by executive action.
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"The Fed has been inching closer to balance sheet action since reintroducing the topic at its December 2016 meeting, " the firm said in a note to clients.
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Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee recently introduced legislation intended to improve cybersecurity for the U.S. power grid by reintroducing "retro" analog technology to grid control systems.
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And those a few years removed from their time running cities -- like Booker and Castro -- are reintroducing voters to those chapters of their lives as 19703 looms.
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If the genetic analysis had turned up a different species, then the researchers would be introducing a new species to the island, not reintroducing an old one.
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It is hoping that reintroducing an iconic service uniform from the days of the Band of Brothers and Rosie the Riveter will help reframe its public image.
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And in the next part of the play, removing her jacket and reintroducing herself as a grown woman less eager to please, she lets the ghosts out.
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"Even if we can rescue them, it's very difficult reintroducing them to the wild," said Mr. Cress, the former head of the United Nations Great Apes program.
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And so Obama began slowly reintroducing U.S. Special Forces back into Iraq and, for the first time, sending some into Syria, all in a totally new context.
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If introducing or reintroducing a hero who is suddenly headlining his own movie is a challenge, the trailer for "Justice League" has to highlight five of them.
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But national security aides have also prepared options for Mr. Trump if China does not take a more assertive stance, including reintroducing nuclear weapons in South Korea.
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As the nation's third- and fourth-largest wireless carriers, T-Mobile and Sprint have led the charge in ending early termination fees and reintroducing unlimited data plans.
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The movie doesn't waste much time reintroducing us to the kids from Chapter One; now, they're in their early 40s and played by an impressive ensemble cast.
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"There are reasons to be worried about the environmental impact of reintroducing supersonic aircraft," said Daniel Rutherford, aviation director at the U.S.-based independent non-profit research organization.
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Since 2014, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has been actively courting the Chinese government in the hopes of reintroducing his products to the 730 million internet users in China.
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But if Britain leaves the EU next year without an agreement on trade, customs, immigration and food safety, it would mean reintroducing physical controls on trade from Ireland.
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In between new arrivals like intimates and Meghan Markle-approved coats, the brand has quietly been reintroducing the pieces customers consider to be part of the brand's DNA.
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He says the first game was mainly about "reintroducing Hitman to new generation of gamer," and the episodic model helped re-educate people about Hitman's core pillar: replayability.
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In that sense, Forsaken seems like it will act as large reset, reintroducing core concepts of the first Destiny while simultaneously trying to surprise players with something new.
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Writing in the journal Science Advances, a team of scientists now believe that in some survivors, the virus can persist, reintroducing the virus to a once-uninfected region.
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But, we can embrace the fact that living in 2017 means that even though rejecting the corset was a big deal, reintroducing it doesn't necessarily have to be.
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American Airlines, which has 24 of the jets, and 76 more on order, has said that it expects to begin reintroducing the Max into service on January 16.
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Reintroducing the explicit class conflict theme isn't going to reverse the profound social shifts that drove this realignment, but it could cut against them in electorally productive ways.
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The FCC will soon be handed over to Republican control, but she has not ruled out making another run at net neutrality by reintroducing the Internet Freedom Act.
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" REPRESENTATIVE ADAM SCHIFF, RANKING MEMBER, HOUSE INTELLIGENCE "I will be reintroducing an authorization for use of military force against ISIS and al Qaeda when Congress returns to session.
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As well as reintroducing vanishing accented capitals, the government hopes the new keyboard will make it easier to write in regional languages like Occitan, Catalan, Polynesian and Breton.
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Chapman tells me he found predictable roadblocks in his campaign for legalization in Iowa; the emergency services and medical contingency were wary of reintroducing combustibles to the state.
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Secondly, it said reintroducing a variation band of 1 percentage point on either side of the target would illustrate that inflation cannot always be held exactly at 2 percent.
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Less than four months after it announced its last set of cinema subscription changes, MoviePass is shaking up its pricing model once again and is reintroducing its unlimited plan.
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The country's largest carrier said it was pleased to see the Canadian government take a rigorous approach in how it weighs its requirements for reintroducing the jets into service.
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Considering broadcasters' stated purpose of being a neutral purveyor of the news, Howell said there was trepidation among some employees about reintroducing the national anthem as a consistent feature.
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Both political parties have mentioned in their party platforms returning to a simpler, Depression-era banking system by reintroducing the Glass-Steagall Act, which separated commercial and investment banking.
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Both the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan were expected to begin normalizing monetary policy in 2019 — reintroducing interest rates that are not at or below zero.
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The unprecedented numbers have strained to breaking point the EU's free movement policy and its attempts to create a single economic area, with several countries temporarily reintroducing border controls.
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In the absence of such enforcement, I'm renewing my call for a moratorium on big ag mergers by reintroducing the Food and Agribusiness Merger Moratorium and Antitrust Review Act.
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There's surely blood and warfare to come, but critics agree that our first hour back in George R.R. Martin's world was about reintroducing the labyrinthine web of murder politics.
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In a second report on transparency of party financing, the it criticized Greece for reintroducing a certain level of anonymity in donations, just two years after banning them completely.
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The country's largest carrier said it was pleased to see the Canadian government take a "rigorous approach" in how it weighs its requirements for reintroducing the jets into service.
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Gupta and some of her colleagues are determined to end the practice once and for all, and have been talking to lawmakers about reintroducing legislation at the federal level.
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"Employers are reintroducing choice," said Brian Marcotte, chief executive of the National Business Group on Health, which surveyed nearly 150 large employers offering coverage to about 20203 million people.
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As the nation's third- and fourth-largest wireless carriers, T-Mobile (TMUS) and Sprint (S) have led the charge in ending early termination fees and reintroducing unlimited data plans.
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The exhibition has been held here ever since it was founded, in 1955, as part of a larger project of reintroducing humanist images and traditions into postwar German society.
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Now, with talks on Turkish EU membership dead in the water following the 2016 coup attempt and Erdogan's subsequent crackdown, the Turkish president has proposed reintroducing an adultery ban.
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But the bill newly passed by Congress opens the door to reintroducing about collection in emergency situations only—though what constitutes an "emergency" isn't specified, leaving room for broad interpretation.
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The company throttled the plan in 2016 (users could read three ebooks and an audiobook each month), but it ended up going back and reintroducing the unlimited plan last year.
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Reintroducing a national currency could involve leaving the EU. That would be a huge step; only a fifth of French people think it will happen in the next ten years.
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God of War's opening hours tread a safe path, reintroducing familiar, old mechanics in closed-off spaces while slowly amping up the pressure with tougher foes and more varied threats.
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So we're kind of reintroducing Charlie's Angels to new fans but also reminding people who love Charlie's Angels what they loved about it and bringing them back into the theater.
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Reintroducing the 737 Max to American Airlines' service will add 754 flights per week on 31 routes, overwhelmingly centered on Miami, according to the travel industry outlet the Points Guy.
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Spears is reintroducing herself as a country singer-songwriter, and she decided to play a new song, "When the Lights Go Out" during her set at the famed Nashville venue.
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Separately, two U.S. senators sought to dial up pressure on North Korea by reintroducing a bill on Tuesday to impose sanctions on any bank that does business with its government.
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Alex Band -- lead singer of the rock band, The Calling -- is mounting a comeback after his infamous kidnapping ... and reintroducing himself to the world with a new set of chompers.
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And in 1907, he initiated what most consider the first-ever zoo-based conservation effort by transporting and reintroducing 15 zoo-born bison to the Wichita State Forest in Oklahoma.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has revived the question of reintroducing the punishment in the wake of a failed July coup, saying he would approve the change if parliament passed it.
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The novel, which was widely praised by critics, features an unhinged social scientist and marijuana dealer who is taken before the Supreme Court for reintroducing segregation and owning a slave.
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Professor Sander said he suspected that the system, which serves hundreds of thousands of students, reacted to public pressure over declining African-American enrollment by secretly reintroducing race-conscious admissions.
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"The Schengen Border Code rules for reintroducing internal border controls were devised in a different time, with different challenges," Frans Timmermans, the vice president of the E.C., said in a statement.
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It needs time to callous over so you must place it in a cool but dry area of your home for at least 7-10 days before reintroducing it into soil.
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Many countries within the European Union are reintroducing border checks to stem the flow - steps that could harm the free movement of people and goods, a cornerstone of the bloc's existence.
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House Democrats are reintroducing their proposal of a financial transaction tax on stock, bond and derivative deals, and this time they've signed on a key new supporter: left-wing firebrand Rep.
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This month, Germany announced that at its Bavarian border, it would turn back asylum seekers registered in other European Union countries, a move reintroducing a hard border of sorts with Austria.
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Support in for the bloc's common currency is among the lowest in Europe, and there is a lingering nostalgia for the lira, which some parties, including Forza Italia, have considered reintroducing.
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And it's worth remarking here that New Yorkers owe a great debt to Signature — founded by James Houghton to celebrate undersung American playwrights — for reintroducing Foote's work in the mid-1990s.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is reintroducing his Medicare-for-all proposal in the Senate amid a raging debate in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary over abolishing (most) private health insurance.
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Thankfully, Disney is loosening up on the charade by reintroducing our favorite web head as he faces off against classic bad guy, Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal), who will not "pretend" to kill him.
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GoPro has spent the last two years laying off employees, closing entire departments, discontinuing certain products, reintroducing one recalled product, and this fall, announcing a new flagship camera: the Hero 22018 Black.
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This makes Booderee unique and it's already led to success in reintroducing other locally extinct mammals to Booderee in recent years so we're confident that this project has every chance of success.
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Now, Away is reintroducing the sought-after shade in all suitcase sizes and styles (even the kids' carry-on) as a part of its core collection, which means it's here to stay.
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Lately, the EU's General Data Protection Regulation has wreaked havoc on the flow of information, suddenly blocking European access to some American publications, and somehow reintroducing a sense of once-conquered distance.
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After a several days of rest, children should resume a "gradual schedule of activity that does not exacerbate symptoms" after which health professionals recommend reintroducing "noncontact aerobic activity" into the child's routine.
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Reintroducing Perez to the lineup and trying to find some stability in their starting rotation, they dropped all four of their games against the Indians and fell back in the division race.
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To curb the number of university dropouts and equip people with the language requirements needed for jobs, the government proposed reintroducing French as a language of teaching science, mathematics and technical subjects.
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Call of Cthulhu: The Official Video Game feels tired and cliched, a game from an era when reintroducing Lovecraft to pop culture in the form of a video game was a novelty.
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So far, London's mayor has pledged £45 million (almost $52 million) to try to stem the bloodshed by reintroducing funding for anti-violence initiatives and youth services hit hard by budget cuts.
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This season bridal designers reinvented the classic train by reintroducing the Watteau (named after the French painter Jean-Antoine Watteau), a style of train that drapes from the shoulders of a gown.
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As he was trapped in a hospital bed, Serena, a former author and conservative firebrand, was enjoying the freedom of ghostwriting Fred's legislation and reintroducing herself to the headstrong woman she once was.
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She's reintroducing contestants in the most recent cycle of DRAGnet, a drag competition she hosts where newer queens vie for a $200 prize and the opportunity to share her stage for three months.
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If this video does move the needle even a little bit, maybe Twitter decides it's worth spending a little more time and money on Tweetdeck, reintroducing mobile tools and maybe even adding polls.
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As we talk, Koh and Baxter are less focused on the risks of reintroducing the Note brand than they are on where the Note 2360 fits in the market and Samsung's handset line.
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The vote shows growing interest in Costa Rica, the world's 14th-largest coffee producer, around reintroducing the more bitter, higher-caffeinated bean, which would reduce the need to import robusta for domestic consumption.
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Patrick, whose initial decision to not run for president did not stop allies from urging him on, spent Thursday reintroducing himself as a pragmatist who could stitch together his party and the country.
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In addition to reigniting a nuclear arms race ended by Ronald Reagan 30 years ago, reintroducing nuclear-armed Tomahawk cruise missiles would aggravate the INF crisis by validating Moscow's claims of U.S. noncompliance.
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Italy's Prime Minister said on Monday his government would consider reintroducing guarantees of legal immunity for ArcelorMittal MT.AS only if the group re-commits to a contract to buy Europe's largest steel plant.
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Reintroducing the allegedly "banned" expression "Merry Christmas" was one of Mr Trump's electoral promises, and through the year he has been warming people up for a Yuletide just like they used to know.
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And this weekend, they've been driving around this first-in-the-nation caucus state reintroducing themselves to voters as others in the 2020 Democratic field dispersed to New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada.
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In the society's published opinion, the risk of reintroducing malignancy is "currently unknown for most types of cancer," although ovarian, leukemia and other blood-borne cancers are known to carry the greatest risk.
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The Popular Party's new leader has proposed reintroducing a more restrictive law on abortion than the one passed by a previous Socialist administration, which allows terminations in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy.
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It would also prohibit the Interior Department from reintroducing the endangered grizzly bear into the North Cascades ecosystem of Washington State, something lawmakers from the region say could threaten the area's recreation livelihood.
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Market Report Logos are once again writ large on the runways — in a nod to the "logomania" of the '80s and '90s, brands are reintroducing their classic monogrammed leather goods in fresh ways.
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The tweets ended five months of relative silence from the president on the volatile subject of gender, reintroducing a political vulnerability: his history of demeaning women for their age, appearance and mental capacity.
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For instance, Florida's second-year head coach, Dan Mullen, appears intent on reintroducing to Gainesville the kind of whimsy one expects from a team whose fans do a gator-chop on game days.
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But recently, television broadcasters have been reintroducing the practice of playing the national anthem once a day, pairing it with the same flavor of patriotic imagery, but in high definition and with multilayered audio.
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Some analysts expect the company to use the event to unveil a 4-inch (10-cm) screen phone, reintroducing the smaller size after enlarging screens with the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus in 2014.
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Relatable is a good look for Taylor Swift now more than ever—she's riding a wave of pretty bad public opinion, so reintroducing the world to Taylor The Person™ seems humanizing and sensible.
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After the first Ghostbusters trailer made history as the most-disliked video on YouTube, the new one looked to counter some of that soft sexism by reintroducing two of the franchise's most beloved ghosts.
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WASHINGTON — JPMorgan Chase is trying to require its credit card customers to go into private arbitration to settle disputes — even if they involve an older account — by reintroducing provisions it dropped a decade ago.
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I'd enhance the A.C.A., not replace it, although I would strongly support reintroducing some form of public option — a way for people to buy into public insurance — that could eventually lead to single-payer.
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"Often, a person needs to take a break from something in order to get in perspective, gradually reintroducing it into their life until it reaches an agreed upon level and staying there," she said.
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"When I learned a little bit more about their technique for compressing them in cages and reintroducing spat, baby oysters, and dropping them back into New York Harbor, they had me hooked," said Anthony.
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Tapestry, the parent company of Coach, Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman, is reintroducing logo into its retail store and website assortment as part of the new inventory designed by Coach creative director Stuart Vevers.
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Former Defense Department officials said the debate about reintroducing land mines and other so-called area-denial weapons came to a head in 2017 as the administration analyzed Russia's rapid invasion and annexation of Crimea.
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Effectively reintroducing a national currency, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) said on Wednesday it would carry out a "managed float" of the surrogate, which fetches far less than a dollar on the black market.
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The larger issue, though, is that even if we were willing to accept that economic pain, reintroducing trade barriers wouldn't necessarily reverse the damage to communities that have lost jobs over the past 15 years.
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Fed officials have signalled a pause in its more than three-year run of rate hikes while the ECB is contemplating reintroducing the ultra-cheap funding offerings that were once its flagship crisis-fighting tool.
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All of this has to raise the question as to how long will it be before Macri is forced to lose face and take the painful decision of reintroducing capital controls to stabilize the currency?
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"There's a lot of excitement over the idea of reintroducing supersonic planes, but there's been little research into what their environmental impact might be," said Daniel Rutherford, who directs the council's marine and aviation programs.
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"It realistically assesses international conditions and addresses impacts of these developments for nuclear forces, including strengthening deterrence by reintroducing low-yield nuclear weapon options to the U.S. nuclear weapon arsenal," said Dodge, the Heritage analyst.
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Released 15 years ago this September, Green Day's Bush-era "punk rock opera" completely revitalized their career, providing a comeback after 2000's disappointing Warning and reintroducing the band to a younger generation of fans.
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And there's a lot of things, you know, peeling back the onion a little bit, another layer is balancing supply and demand so that you're not reintroducing or leaving the door open for illicit activity.
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Some of this has to do with the fact that The Force Awakens did the heavy lifting by introducing (or in some cases reintroducing) these characters to us, so Johnson doesn't have to start from scratch.
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On Thursday, General Mills announced that it is reintroducing the original version of the kids' cereal made with artificial ingredients because there was a tall order from customers to take it back to its rainbow hues.
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But now, Berlin's Marcus-Gropius-Bau is recognizing the quality of his work and reintroducing him to the public with Wenzel Hablik: Expressionist Utopias, an immensely successful survey of the artist's career from beginning to end.
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McDonald's has also come late to the game in looking at reintroducing chicken sandwiches and beginning to test plant-based burgers, missing out on some of the hype around launches by rivals Burger King and KFC.
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This fresh new insignia isn't actually all that new: It's an archival logo from 1892, when the company was founded, that the retailer has been reintroducing into its marketing as of late, according to a representative.
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Effectively reintroducing a national currency, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) said on Wednesday it would carry out a "managed float" of the surrogate, which already fetches far less than a dollar on the black market.
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"The paper shows that there are different approaches: one is reintroducing things that we are missing between the young and old, and the other one is targeting and blocking these other pro-aging effects," he says.
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EasyJet led the way, reintroducing allocated seating in November 2012, as well as introducing add-ons such as airport-lounge access, to appeal to businesspeople not wanting to turn up to their meetings in a mess.
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BROOKE: Greta Van Fleet has resurrected that classic rock 'n' roll sound on their debut LP. Reminiscent of some of the biggest rock bands in the world, they are reintroducing this sound to a new generation.
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The Trump administration is actually in part reintroducing the Obama administration's proposal to experiment with a new way for Medicare Part B to pay for drugs, previously blocked after pharma lobbying and GOP resistance in Congress.
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Like an aging band touring to equally geriatric crowds, Lynch and co-creator Mark Frost are almost obliged to play the hits -- reintroducing original characters while weaving in new ones, including an abundance of celebrity cameos.
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If news surfaces that a 33-year-old reliever recovering from back surgery is fielding offers, that's likely an attempt by that pitcher's agent to drum up publicity, reintroducing him to teams who forgot about him.
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A bipartisan group of senators is renewing a push to punish Saudi officials for the death of U.S.-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi, reintroducing Thursday a bill that would require sanctions on those responsible for the killing.
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American had last stated that it planned to begin reintroducing the jet to service on January 16, assuming that Boeing would meet its expected timeline of winning US approval during the fourth quarter of this year.
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Some Wall Street analysts expect the company to use the event to unveil a four-inch (10-cm) screen phone, reintroducing the smaller size after enlarging screens with the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus in 2014.
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"Reintroducing as many as 200 man-eating predators into an area already reeling from exploding gray wolf populations is anything but neighborly," Ethan Lane, the National Cattleman's Beef Association federal lands executive director, said in a statement.
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This is why I am reintroducing the Access to Marketplace Insurance Act, a common-sense, bipartisan solution to correct CMS' harmful guidance and help ensure that patients have access to the care that is right for them.
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Two Democrats are pushing Congress to restrict President Trump's ability to launch nuclear weapons, reintroducing a bicameral bill Tuesday that would prohibit the president from launching a nuclear first strike without a declaration of war by Congress.
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American Airlines recently announced it was pulling the plane from its schedule through January 2737 — and expects to begin reintroducing it the following day — while Southwest Airlines previously said it would pull the jet through January 2800.
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Bernie Sanders began reintroducing himself in the 2020 presidential race, venturing outside his Vermont home Tuesday to say that he does not plan on halting his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination following last week's heart attack.
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The 2015 accord, designed to stop Iran's pursuit of a nuclear weapon, has been thrown into jeopardy since the White House's May 9 announcement that it was pulling out of the deal and reintroducing sanctions on Iran.
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Kamala Harris is reintroducing the Maternal Care Access and Reducing Emergencies (CARE) Act, which seeks to tackle the nation's crisis of maternal mortality among Black women by addressing racial discrimination in the healthcare industry, Refinery29 has learned. Rep.
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Upon her arrival, O'Donnell tasked herself with reintroducing the legacy that attracted her to Ugg in the first place; she's working to change the lens through which the world views the Ugg lifestyle — not just the Ugg boot.
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Since the encounter, Kim and her husband Kroy, 31, have slowly been reintroducing their six kids, Kash in particular, to more dogs to help them get over any fear of animals they might have developed after the attack.
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Since the encounter, Kim and her husband Kroy, 31, have slowly been reintroducing their six kids, Kash in particular, to more dogs to help them get over any fear of animals they might have developed after the attack.
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Romania's Social Democrat government is considering reintroducing a cap on pay for maternity leave in a range of 5,000-10,000 lei per month and no more than 85 percent of the mother's salary, labour minister Olguta Vasilescu said.
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The experiment was done directly in the organ in the animal rather than taking out the cell, manipulating it and reintroducing it back — and may expand the limited scope of editable organs to the ears, he tells Axios.
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According to one of the attendees of the meeting, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, Bafel told the KDP that he had consulted Abadi as well as Americans and British diplomats about reintroducing Iraqi forces into Kirkuk.
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While both the UK and the EU have said they were determined to avoid reintroducing extensive border controls between EU state Ireland and Britain's province of Northern Ireland after Brexit, they differed bitterly on how to achieve that.
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Hank Johnson (D-Ga.) and other members of Congress are reintroducing the Berta Cáceres Human Rights in Honduras Act, which calls for full suspension of security assistance to Honduras so long as minimal human rights conditions aren't met.
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The riders prohibit spending on several other issues as well, including regulating lead in ammunition and fishing tackle, reintroducing grizzly bears to the Northern Cascades and reconsidering the status of the Sage Grouse on the endangered species list.
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Sewell is reintroducing a bill called the Voting Rights Advancement Act, a bill that would restore key parts of the Voting Rights Act and essentially restore federal oversight on states that are trying to pass restrictive voting laws.
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Earlier this month Condé Nast Italia announced that it would be reintroducing L'Uomo Vogue, a year after it announced the men's wear title would cease publication, much to the disappointment of its small but loyal band of readers.
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In two meetings of Mr. Trump's national security deputies in the Situation Room, the most recent on Tuesday, all those options were discussed, along with the possibility of reintroducing nuclear weapons to South Korea as a dramatic warning.
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There have been gestures at reform — Representative Keith Ellison, a Minnesota Democrat, keeps reintroducing a bill that would replace the MID with a 15 percent tax credit on interest paid up to $500,543 — but they have gone nowhere.
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When I expressed skepticism about the value of reintroducing old scandals, Bannon countered that the Valkyries—a sort of in-house focus group of millennial voter sentiment—were unfamiliar with Clinton contretemps that most older people consider settled.
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"Some campaign promises, such as abolishing GST and reintroducing fuel subsidies, may boost consumption but, without offsetting measures, would adversely affect the country's budget deficits and sovereign rating," said Eli Lee, head of investment strategy at Bank of Singapore.
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There are some concerns that such clauses may resurface once Britain begins formal negotiations to exit the EU. Gray said he did not envisage reintroducing the clause in the short term, though altered market conditions could prompt their return.
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Since the encounter, Zolciak-Biermann and her husband Kroy, 31, have slowly been reintroducing their six kids, Kash in particular, to more dogs to help them get over any fear of animals they might have developed after the attack.
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When he brings her to meet his family, his evil mother decides the woman isn't wealthy enough, and plots to keep the two separated, often using bribery, bullying, and even reintroducing the man to his long-lost childhood crush.
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Two weeks ago, we wrote about the end of quantitative tightening, highlighting the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan's reversal of expectations to end their stimulus programs and begin reintroducing above-zero interest rates to their respective economies.
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"If Trump abandons the deal, he risks a spike in global oil prices," said Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank, noting that reintroducing U.S. sanctions could remove 300,000-500,000 bpd of Iranian oil from global supplies.
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But for many people, that's now ancient history -- and Booker, who will address the mayors' conference later Thursday, is reintroducing Democrats to this key chapter of his story as he ramps up toward an all-but-inevitable presidential campaign.
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Lord & Taylor is reintroducing its brand icon, the rose, and everything is coming up roses at the store's Birdcage shop-in-shop, including a Kate Spade rose pail bag ($328) and Bing Bang rose-gold caged ear cuff ($42).
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Many potential responses to climate change — whether translocating native Joshua trees, reintroducing wolves to an island to control moose, or reinforcing eroding beaches with dredge spoil — threaten hands-off values that have prevailed in the park service for decades.
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On Friday, European Commission spokeswoman Natasha Bertaud then hinted at the possibility of countries reintroducing temporary border controls for two years—but wouldn't go so far as to say it's on the cards before interior ministers chat about it on Monday.
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About an hour into his recent remarks at a Michigan rally, President Donald Trump casually segued from foreign policy to reintroducing his formerly fired 2016 campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, as a hardworking political mastermind who helped him win the White House.
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Many of the minor plot points in "Intellectual Property" revolve around this ongoing gag, which includes reintroducing Monica for some much-needed screen time as she scrambles to prove to her boss that SeeFood is a viable idea worth investing in.
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Her first season as a judge in 2011 "was a sort of reintroducing me after having the babies and being away for a while," says the star, who has 8-year-old twins Max and Emme with ex-husband Marc Anthony.
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By reintroducing relational composition into advanced practice — in the guise of supposed "equations" — Rockburne was, in effect, participating in a dismantling of the unitary, single-narrative "American" art that authority figures of the ' 60s — Stella, Judd, and others — had promoted.
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Alfa Romeo has spent the past few years reintroducing itself to car buyers with a series of new models, so it's no surprise the Italians have put a lot of energy into mining their gloried history for inspiration and sales.
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"We are currently in the midst of a generational change, wherein the old guard, traditionally wary of cannabis, is slowly making way for people who are more open about the idea of reintroducing cannabis to an accepted social norm," Fetcho says.
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Evening in Paradise is a selection of stories from the remaining, uncompiled pieces of Berlin's as-yet unpublished work, continuing the revival project started in A Manual for Cleaning Women, and reintroducing many of the same themes and even characters.
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The petition calls for the Fish and Wildlife Service, which has decreased its North Carolina staff and stopped reintroducing pups into the wild, to establish two additional populations of red wolves in swampy areas in Alabama, Kentucky and other southern states.
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The United States is reintroducing sanctions against Iran, which pumps about 211 percent of the world's oil, after abandoning a deal reached in late 210 that limited Tehran's nuclear ambitions in exchange for the removal of U.S. and European sanctions.
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Cuban authorities have made a move to reignite citizens' sex lives by reintroducing a series of state-run pay-per-hour motels which they hope will "diversify the options for love", the country's official trade union weekly Trabajadores announced on Monday.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The EU's executive arm, the European Commission, is concerned that reintroducing a different retirement age for men and women in Poland could violate the bloc's equality rules, according to a letter from Brussels to Warsaw seen by Reuters.
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Here's what he had to say over the weekend, including an original (and now deleted) shot at Nike—his first reintroduction to the social network, before reintroducing himself again in a second rebirth which is essentially one level above Jesus Christ.
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While it began as a response to the increased and abusive comments targeted at the Royal Family, the campaign serves a much wider and more important purpose: reintroducing the concept of kindness into how we think, speak and most importantly, act.
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If that happens—if Cotton, Ryan, or another canny young conservative becomes the Nixon to Trump's Goldwater—then we will remember Trump for reintroducing overt racism into mainstream politics and for imbuing the Republican Party with a new economic populism.
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"I ... consider that we should exercise caution with regard to reintroducing a negative policy rate, and that the effects of this should be weighed against the advantages and disadvantages of extended bond purchases and other monetary policy tools," Breman said.
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Hardline Leavers are incensed that Britain will remain part of a customs union with the EU until further notice, in order to avoid reintroducing a hard border in Ireland (they have little convincing to say about what they would have done instead, however).
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The paperwork lays out key tasks the DHS secretary would take on, including reintroducing the National Security Entry-Exit Registration screening program where "all aliens from high-risk areas are tracked" as well as reducing the intake of Syrian refugees to zero.
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It will also move 500 jobs from its Flat Rock Assembly Plant to its Livonia Transmission plant, which makes transmissions for several vehicles, including its F-150 full-size pickup and the Ranger, a midsize pickup Ford is reintroducing after 8 years.
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Prior to reintroducing Sinner (Sinn) — a husky-boxer mix that the Biermanns had rescued as a puppy three years earlier — the duo installed a separate, gated area for the dog, which required a key that only Kim and Kroy have access to.
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The presumptive Republican nominee is reintroducing Americans to a panoply of dormant scandals, personal transgressions and partisan controversies that rocked Bill Clinton's White House and first lady Hillary Clinton in two turbulent presidential terms leading up to the end of the 20th Century.
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Earlier this month, she told Elle that she credits her husband for reintroducing pasta into her life, making mention of the "not that bad for you" version they make that consists of one egg, a little cheese, turkey bacon and some pasta water.
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The idea of keyboard-as-platform offers at least the possibility of reintroducing the choice and variety of smartphone app stores back before the cynical tricks of attention-harvesting tech giants used their network effects and platform power to throttle the app economy.
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Before the brand reveals what's to come in the new year, it decided to follow up successful innovations, like Lash Slick, Zit Stick, and Solution, with an idea plucked straight from fans: reintroducing the beloved Generation G Lipsticks with a streamlined new look.
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Sweden and Denmark – for years regarded as two of the most liberal countries in the world and a model for left-leaning proponents of wealth distribution -- are reintroducing border checks in response to an influx of migrants into the European Union (EU).
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"Sessions has been very aggressive in policies at DOJ, promoting tougher, longer sentences, bringing serious charges against folks, reintroducing contracts with private prisons and prioritizing immigration offenses, which are mostly nonviolent," said Kara Gotsch, director of strategic initiatives at The Sentencing Project.
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Jim HimesJames (Jim) Andres HimesRising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (D-Conn.) says he is considering reintroducing the House version of the Secure Elections Act.
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In 2016, a state panel recommended increasing the gas tax to 39 cents a gallon from 25 cents over a seven-year period, raising fees charged by the Department of Motor Vehicles and reintroducing highway tolls, which Connecticut removed in the 1980s.
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This statement also doesn't preclude Juul from reintroducing flavors in the US. In a statement, the company said it will "continue to develop scientific evidence to support the use of these flavored products," which it says helps adult smokers quit traditional cigarettes.
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Mr. Hwang did not elaborate, but his comment came days after The New York Times reported that President Trump's national security deputies recently discussed various options against North Korea, including the possibility of reintroducing nuclear weapons to South Korea as a bold warning.
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In the wake of the Orlando gun massacre that left 153 dead and 53 injured, Congressional Democrats made strides in reintroducing a raft of firearm restrictions affixed to a spending bill and even staged a filibuster to get a fast vote on them.
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In the wake of the Orlando gun massacre that left 49 dead and 53 injured, Congressional Democrats made strides in reintroducing a raft of firearm restrictions affixed to a spending bill and even staged a filibuster to get a fast vote on them.
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He didn't leave his house for months and suffered memory loss: He remembers giving a tourist wrong directions to Independence Hall, a landmark in the city he calls home, and reintroducing himself in a meeting to a TV executive he'd known for 20 years.
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They have fallen out over Mr Salvini's proposals for closing mosques and reintroducing conscription, their attitudes to the euro zone's budget-deficit limit (of 3% of GDP) and the rate at which they would implement their alliance's star pledge: a flat rate of income tax.
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On the second night of the tour, MSNBC's Chris Hayes asked Perez in a joint interview with Sanders if the party supports a single-payer Medicare for All health care system that Sanders supports and is reintroducing in the Senate in a few weeks.
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"This GPS III Launch Services contract award achieves a balance between mission success, meeting operational needs, lowering launch costs, and reintroducing competition for National Security Space missions," Lieutenant General Samuel Greaves, who heads the Air Force's Space and Missile Systems Center, said in a statement.
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The syndrome can also cause a lethal level of drunkenness: When reintroducing carbs to his diet as a part of treatment, the patient in the case study had several recurring episodes of the disorder, including one with a life-threatening blood alcohol level of .
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In Big Chill, that's "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman," which plays over a romantic interlude and underscores the movie's core theme of rediscovering the vulnerability and emotional connection you felt when you were younger, then reintroducing your adult self to it.
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On Friday, Ann Chiang, a pro-Beijing lawmaker, said in an interview with a local TV station that the government could consider reintroducing the bill after a few months of educating the public about it — a suggestion sure to rankle protesters who already doubt Mrs.
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An academic who studies affirmative action filed a lawsuit on Thursday against the University of California system, seeking access to a trove of records that he says could reveal whether the system defied state law by surreptitiously reintroducing race as a factor in admissions.
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Democratic lawmakers and aides say they have not ruled out the possibility of reintroducing the resolution in six months, and they could use other legislative options to block the president's effort to take as much as $3.6 billion in military construction funds for the wall.
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When it came to reintroducing the Opéra Comique after its renovation, Mr. Mantei and his team chose not a new opera, but an old one made new: "Alcyone," by the French baroque composer Marin Marais, which had not been performed in Paris for 246 years.
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"The recognition of the buffalo as the national mammal shows the crosscultural stature of this iconic animal and for tribes will allow us to expand our work on reintroducing buffalo into our day to day lives," said Jim Stone, executive director for the Inter-Tribal Buffalo Council.
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Following years of deliberation over reintroducing the animals to Banff, where they once roamed by the millions, these 16 individuals were transported out of Elk Island National Park, a nature reserve located on the outskirts of Edmonton, Alberta, which has long been an enclave for wild bison.
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The request from Mr. Abadi comes as Mr. Carter and other Obama administration officials try to convince a weary American public that they have an adequate plan to defeat the Islamic State — one that can succeed without reintroducing large numbers of American ground forces to Iraq.
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Legislators in states like Georgia, Texas, Tennessee, and Florida have introduced bills or pursued other tactics to make it easier for employers, businesses and adoption agencies to discriminate against LGBTQ people, as well as reintroducing bathroom bills that prevent transgender people from using the appropriate accommodations.
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As the internet gave rise to micro-audiences, YouTube was a natural incubator of the craze, emboldening teens like Makenna Kelly, who came to embody the apotheosis of the genre, and reintroducing the awe of figures like Bob Ross, the American painter who died in 1995.
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Philadelphia (CNN)Hillary Clinton's challenge this week is reintroducing herself to a country that has known her for decades and getting through to the millions of Americans who are convinced that they already know everything there is to know about the former secretary of state and first lady.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) reintroducing legislation encouraging the designation in January.
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Reintroducing cruise missiles to Europe would also face opposition from our NATO allies, as they are the ones most threatened by this category of Russian weapons, and the basing of similar U.S. missiles on their territory would put them high on the target list should a nuclear exchange occur.
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For families in states where the health insurance market has been decimated by ObamaCare, especially the growing list of states where there is now only one approved insurer under the law, this proposal would have the positive effect of reintroducing competition and consumer options back in the marketplace.
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While there is no timeline for reintroducing legislation on autonomous vehicles, the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee and the House Energy and Commerce Committee are currently "working on a bipartisan and bicameral basis to develop a self-driving car bill," according to a spokesperson for the House panel.
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When she insists that the report be bipartisan, it's hard not to roll one's eyes, knowing that nearly every Republican senator will try to block it, that most Americans won't care either way, and that in a few years Trump will propose reintroducing torture to little public protest.
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A new promo for the upcoming premiere of The Conners was released Monday, reintroducing fans to the characters returning to the Roseanne spin-off that was greenlit in June after series creator and star Roseanne Barr's racist tweet compared former Barack Obama advisor Valerie Jarrett, who is black, to an ape.
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At the same time, it seems designed to illustrate the more abstract concept that art emerging from the early AIDS crisis, and the crisis itself, has been instrumental in shaping art of the present by reintroducing — to a theory-heavy art establishment — politics, spirituality and personal emotion as aesthetic content.
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By reintroducing his proposal, President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE could cut these middlemen down to size and reduce patients' drug spending.
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European leaders have voiced concern over Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's crackdown on suspected dissidents after a failed coup attempt month, identifying his idea of reintroducing the death penalty in Turkey as a red line barring accession to the EU. Kern sharpened the critical rhetoric in an interview with Austrian broadcaster ORF.
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Nomura FX Strategist Jordan Rochester in a note Monday raised doubts that there will be tradable momentum beyond the "knee jerk" moves to 1.32-1.34 on the back of a Conservative majority, based on Johnson's commitment not to extend the transition period reintroducing the risk of a "hard Brexit" in 2020.
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And yet... House Republican leaders seem much less optimistic about a vote happening anytime soon: Speaker Paul Ryan said this morning that discussions were still in "conceptual stages," and House Ways and Means Committee Chair Kevin Brady said it was "premature" to talk about a schedule for reintroducing a bill.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two U.S. senators sought to dial up pressure on North Korea on Tuesday by reintroducing a bill to impose sanctions on any bank that does business with its government, with the endorsement of the parents of Otto Warmbier, a U.S. college student who died after being imprisoned by Pyongyang.
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A previous effort, on July 13, failed to get the votes, but through a procedural backdoor in a spending bill due for a vote on the House floor next week, they're reintroducing an amendment that would restrict Department of Defense funds from being spent on gender reassignment treatment for transgender military personnel. Rep.
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WASHINGTON, March 5 (Reuters) - Two U.S. senators sought to dial up pressure on North Korea on Tuesday by reintroducing a bill to impose sanctions on any bank that does business with its government, with the endorsement of the parents of Otto Warmbier, a U.S. college student who died after being imprisoned by Pyongyang.
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But this Congress should also take immediate action, by reintroducing and passing Se. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE's Federal Employee Accountability Act of 2013 (S.
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David Petraeus says he believes President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has given up on the idea of reintroducing torture.
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Mahathir's government had abolished an unpopular consumption tax last year as part of an election pledge, but offset the loss in revenue by reintroducing a sales and services tax (SST), raising tax payouts from gambling and the sale of privately-owned properties, and introducing new taxes on sugar consumption and airport use.
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"We view the GOP call for reintroducing the Glass-Steagall Act as part of a broader political gambit intended to position the Trump campaign to the left of Clinton on financial services issues in order to promote a narrative that she is cozy with Wall Street and possibly even entice some Sanders supporters," they added.
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That led MoviePass and its parent company, a data analytics firm called Helios and Matheson, to come up with seemingly every conceivable way to stay in business, from axing and reintroducing numerous versions of its subscriptions, blacking out certain movies and theaters, and pulling a number of shady tactics around plan cancellation and auto-renewal.
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The ads grow nastier through the fall and winter until all of a sudden, nominees emerge and we get thrown back to the beginning: another round of those same soaring biographical spots, reintroducing the two remaining contenders to America in the most flattering of ways, as though voters spent the past year with cotton balls in their ears.
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Mining the Museum does what it sets out to do: including its publics in the stories society tells of history, reintroducing the messiness that invariably gets edited out, embedding both museum workers and audiences between the storylines, and revealing the potential for public participation in the expertise of the museum, which is surely a radical act.
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Ms. Reed takes a long view of the difficulties that women have had being elected to or chosen for political office in the United States since its founding, reintroducing us to pivotal progressive figures like Albert Gallatin and Jeannette Rankin (the first woman elected to national office and still the only congresswoman ever to represent Montana).
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Organizers are reintroducing a bison herd, toward their 2019 application for Unesco World Heritage status.) During summer, Wanuskewin opens its tipis for groups of a minimum of 15 people, or smaller groups with a minimum charge of 690 Canadian dollars (about $542) — usually scouts or families who bring their own sleeping bags and crash on the floor.
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The diet, which was designed to help people lose up to 30 pounds, involved three to five months of a strict low-calorie liquid formula diet averaging no more than 850 calories a day, followed by two to eight weeks of reintroducing food, along with nutritional education and cognitive behavioral therapy to help people stick with the new eating plan.
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"There's going to be a massive struggle in Congress because President Trump wants to do tax reform and infrastructure, and there's only one revenue source," said Democratic Congressman John Delaney, who has been a leading driver of bipartisan infrastructure reform over the last four years and is reintroducing his bipartisan bill this spring that is funded through international tax reform.
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While its understandable that the New Orleans Pelicans would proceed with caution in reintroducing their 6-foot-6, 285-pound crown jewel to the hardwood after a meniscus tear kept him sidelined for the first few months of his rookie season, many fans wanted to see more of the 19-year-old in the Pelicans&apos 121-117 loss to the San Antonio Spurs.
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Given the undeniably spooky, even threatening nature of his work, it is understandable then the Royal Academy of Arts invited fellow Belgian Tuymans — who is perhaps now better known for his conviction in a highly publicized and unfortunate lawsuit regarding plagiarism in one of his paintings, which draw upon existing images for their very point — to curate an exhibition reintroducing Ensor's daunting body of work.
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There's been a surprise election result since then and a welcome rejection of the Conservative right, along with flagship Tory policies for Brexit Britain which included: forcing the sick and the elderly to sell off their assets, reintroducing a form of extreme animal cruelty and literally snatching food from the mouths of little children, presumably so it could be redistributed at a fundraiser for enormous industrialists in top hats and tails.
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Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeyJoseph Kennedy mulling primary challenge to Markey in Massachusetts Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies MORE (Mass.) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) are reintroducing two bills aimed at improving cybersecurity in automobiles and airplanes.
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In a letter to Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE, who oversees the FWS, the lawmakers ask that the government reinstate the recovery program and continue reintroducing red wolves into the wild.
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The yuan has come under intense pressure in recent weeks on concerns about the outlook for the Chinese economy, the world's second largest, in part resulting from the ongoing tariff conflict with the U.S. On Friday, the People's Bank of China appeared to respond to that pressure, announcing that it was reintroducing a calculation method it called a "counter-cyclical factor" to keep the yuan's daily midpoint fixed to a relatively stable value.
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" Still, fellow GOP Senator Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (Tenn.) — who warned against reintroducing the earmark system as it was used previously — said "maybe there's a way to change the way that it's done" but until that point it's "not an appropriate way to do business here.
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Sen. Tammy BaldwinTammy Suzanne BaldwinRecessions happen when presidents overlook key problems Trade wars and the over-valued dollar Overnight Health Care: Senate panel advances drug pricing bill amid GOP blowback | House panel grills Juul executives | Trump gives boost to state drug import plans | Officials say new migrant kids' shelter to remain open but empty MORE (D-Wis.) said that she is reintroducing her legislation to curb stock buybacks on Wednesday, as Democrats have criticized companies' share repurchases following the enactment of the GOP tax law.
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Brad ShermanBradley (Brad) James ShermanHillicon Valley: Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract | FTC weighs updating kids' internet privacy rules | Schumer calls for FaceApp probe | Report says states need more money to secure elections Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Maxine Waters says her committee will call in Zuckerberg to testify about Libra MORE (D-Calif.) for reintroducing articles of impeachment against President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on the same day Democrats took back control of the House.
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