To do this, Uber is rejiggering ride types into sections.
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Others are rejiggering their geographical logistics of where they're showing.
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None of this will be fixed by rejiggering insurance coverage.
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Troubled theater subscription service MoviePass is rejiggering its subscription plan once again.
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It may even require what many U.B.I. fans hate: a rejiggering of regulation.
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This necessitated some rejiggering of older pieces, including "Come to Me," from Debut.
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So some rejiggering is in order if the NFF's plan is to succeed.
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Students who had planned to study abroad this semester are furiously rejiggering schedules.
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So I kept rejiggering the superhero villain plot incessantly, and the film kept shifting.
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The rejiggering of Facebook's share structure is effectively a 3-for-1 stock split.
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Her work in this exhibit demonstrates playful rejiggering, reworking, and re-appropriating of one's own work.
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We discussed shoulder surfing, hacking encrypted cryptocurrency wallets, piecing together AlphaBay connections, and rejiggering Signal's API.
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It requires a rejiggering of the entire system: the courts, of Congress, and, the executive branch.
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Additionally, Microsoft is rejiggering staffers within the artificial intelligence and research group that it formed in September.
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Lisa Vanderpump seems to be rejiggering her priorities ... because she's letting her TV career go to the dogs.
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The change is part of broader rejiggering of American's service to Latin America that it announced on Monday.
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No matter which version you choose, though, adding a layer of encryption to DNS requires some systemic rejiggering.
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In the meantime, next week's iPad Air 3 (the current name guess) launch will signal a rejiggering of the category.
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The White House and its allies also made noises about rejiggering the New England Dairy Compact, a major Vermont issue.
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But bringing online dating to TV and film is more complicated than just rejiggering our notion of the conventional romantic narrative.
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So far, Abercrombie & Fitch hasn't been that successful in luring adults into its once heavily perfumed halls, despite this image rejiggering.
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Besides drumming up excitement reviving old dumb phones, HMD's actually making great progress rejiggering Nokia as a competent smartphone maker too.
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Developers who cling to their original asking prices are either rejiggering their product or casting a wider net to reach buyers.
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Such moves are not unusual when a new investment chief takes over because they allow for rejiggering investments and revaluing assets.
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But, Enzo says there's no way in hell he's rejiggering his John Hancock -- and he's willing to go to war over it.
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It's part of a broader rejiggering of the water brand's plans to use mostly recycled material for their water bottles by 2030.
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U.S. investment firms with good track records spent a lot of time this year rejiggering their expectations for their first waves of investments.
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Whitman wants to end all that too, by rejiggering the board and more strictly limiting its role in the operations of the business.
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How much of Southern cuisine is the food of slave cooks rejiggering ingredients and foodstuffs found at the plantations on which they toiled?
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But it's less about the particular boots and more about the badass rejiggering of the notion of "appropriate" footwear for the fanciest of occasions.
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They also said Tesla was rejiggering its Fremont, California, factory to make way for the refresh and for production of its upcoming Model Y crossover.
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You just engage in "habit change," rejiggering almost everything you do every day — brushing your teeth, cooking meals, getting coffee — to make it waste-free.
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Montfort has published and bound a few NaNoGenMo novels, which other presses eventually "translated" by rejiggering the underlying code to produce text in other languages.
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While many larger factors contributed to their success, including building an emergency fund and rejiggering their tax withholdings, Cherie's No. 1 money-saving trick is simple.
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While many larger factors contributed to their success, including building an emergency fund and rejiggering their tax withholdings, Cherie's No. 233 money-saving trick is simple.
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They buckled down and focused on building an emergency fund, rejiggering their tax withholdings, taking on side hustles, giving up restaurant meals and living with less.
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For most American companies, China is a major part of the supply chain — and rejiggering a decades-old supply chain is costly and difficult, Duesterberg says.
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Justice Gorsuch's dissent suggested that Apple, and presumably other online platforms, might be able to evade the Supreme Court's ruling by rejiggering their contracts with suppliers.
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Watch VICE founder Shane Smith interview US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter: Second is that there's going to be a little rejiggering among those combatant commands.
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Whatever the outcome, the shift to streaming represents "a pretty serious rejiggering of the business model," Ted Harbert, the former chairman of NBC Broadcasting, told CNN Business.
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In response, Mr Elias noted that North Carolina could have satisfied the Voting Rights Act with a much more modest rejiggering of the boundaries of the first district.
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But in case you couldn't tell from that last ad, Ashley Madison's identity as a refuge for cheaters hasn't been lost in all the rebranding and corporate rejiggering.
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There are a handful of innovative, online-only startups these days that are rejiggering the bra-buying process for the better — because at-home try-ons are key.
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But the introduction of one "beneficial" species in Yellowstone National Park suggests how rejiggering the natural world for human convenience can cause ecological disaster for almost everything else.
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It's also rejiggering its car factory in Fremont, California, CNBC previously reported, allowing it to ramp up production for its Model Y crossover SUV, which is a growing segment.
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He made cameos in a Korn music video and a Jet Li movie, and became as big a celebrity as Zuffa had to work with when rejiggering the UFC.
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Between rejiggering the menu and replacing the fan in the walk-in freezer, they began speaking out—to neighbors, customers, politicians, the press—about their devotion to the monument.
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On the contrary, a reported (and still pending) rejiggering of the Department of Homeland Security would have the US government's Countering Violent Extremism program focus solely on Islamic terrorism.
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To unleash the full power of #MeToo, we must fight for much more: a rejiggering of the economy that begins with collective action and unbridled access to the courts.
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The chasm between their answers reflects the ways in which the accelerant of the internet is rejiggering pop stardom in what feels like something much faster than real time.
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The establishment center-left and center-right coalitions ruled out working with SD — who have roots in neo-Nazism — forcing a rejiggering of political alliances that at points seemed impossible.
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Kardashians tried to reconcile the tonal shift by rejiggering the robbery to keep the focus on family, but that only made the whole thing feel that much more falsely sentimental.
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It may be hard to remember now, but the '90s were a paranoid timeBefore The X-Files was a cultural phenomenon, it was a strange rejiggering of The Twilight Zone.
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The biggest U.S. Max customer, Southwest has removed the plane from its schedules until the beginning of next year — canceling thousands of flights and rejiggering its routes as a result.
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" His re-engineered bacteria will use some of the protein to produce poo-based biofuels instead—with no need for rejiggering automotive technology: "You can drop it right into your car.
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But that may require rejiggering of the teams working on it, and layoffs often come as a result of trying to recalibrate the expectations and investment in certain areas of the company.
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With his new collection, Mr. Hilfiger took all that into account by rejiggering core elements of the Ivy League style he has mined through the decades, adding refined fabrications and unexpected touches.
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Often, he advised clients to do a better job covering all their financial needs by rejiggering their savings, mainly by diverting some money away from retirement accounts and into other savings vehicles.
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The economy is slowing now that China is rejiggering its economy, and the government is going to need cash to wind down and restructure old industries and spur growth in new ones.
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This may require a rejiggering of the workday; perhaps your company could lengthen its lunch break to promote midday napping, and then extend its office hours a bit to make up for it.
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That was enough to handle our video team's gear, and I was even able to go to IKEA and get two desks and a chair in there, with a bit of interior rejiggering.
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It's an imperfect bill that will require a lot more rejiggering before it becomes law, but it also marks a potentially important step on the path toward the more flexible future of work.
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Ackman praised the re-evaluation of Starbucks' portfolio, the closure of Teavana stores, a rejiggering of its owned and licensed businesses, its cost-cutting initiatives and a $19 billion three-year share buyback program.
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Round watches are more aesthetically pleasing, circular displays do exist, and rejiggering the current catalog of WatchOS apps to accommodate a round screen isn't some gargantuan challenge the company must face on its own.
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Seventeen states, concerned about privacy, the security of a national database of drivers, and the cost of rejiggering licensing operations and having every single driver come in for a new ID, refused to comply.
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Sure, the technocrat-turned-president has a lot on his plate right now — compelling stuff like recasting France as an innovative tech hub, rejiggering his country's archaic work rules and reviving its flagging economy.
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Typically, genetic engineering involves adding or otherwise manipulating genes in a population of animals, often mice, perhaps by rejiggering a mouse's genome in embryo and then using it to breed a genetically altered strain.
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Included in The Destroyer Cycle are several x-ray works, which take elements of a celebrated painting, rejiggering the aesthetic by illustrating an underpainting, x-ray version of the original in Longo's signature charcoal medium.
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Her fluency on the topic could make it a useful springboard for rejiggering the focus of the primary debate and put Biden, who is trending up in recent polls of Iowa, on the back foot.
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On Monday, the bill's crafters added amendments speeding the repeal of ACA-related taxes, opening up the possibility of work requirements on Medicaid, and rejiggering funding for older Americans, mostly changes demanded by conservative interests.
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Sebastian found that it sounded a bit more retro than the rest of the record, so he decided to do some rejiggering, and sent back a lush version that he was "99%" sure McCartney would reject.
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But even with little changed at present and less known about the future, Trump has, with 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles, authored an abrupt rejiggering of the domestic political dynamics that governed his first months in office.
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Some po'boy purists might balk at the idea of rejiggering the time-honored formula perfected at New Orleans institutions like Parkway Bakery and Domilise's, but Boudreaux and his team are hardly Guy Fierifying this New Orleans classic.
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While many larger factors contributed to their success, including building an emergency fund, rejiggering their tax withholdings, taking on side hustles, giving up restaurant meals and living with less, Cherie's No. 1 money-saving trick is simple.
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That's why Facebook announced earlier this year that it was rejiggering its News Feed to favor items from users over items from publishers, a move that may well be more consequential than anything Facebook is announcing today.
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Three years out from the agreement, and three years into the Trump presidency, America ranks among the worst countries on Earth for actual progress on the rejiggering of its national energy production and usage to slow global warming.
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The schedule changes, which are not yet finalized, would be the latest rejiggering of Fox News's once-untouchable prime-time schedule, which has been in flux since the departures of Megyn Kelly and Bill O'Reilly earlier this year.
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Absolute siege of the E.P.A — is killing these energy companies and foreign companies are now coming in, buying so many of our different plants and then rejiggering the plants so that they can take care of their oil.
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Active value managers have arguably benefited from the fact that value stocks as an asset class have generally suffered in recent years, making it easier to outperform benchmarks simply by choosing stocks outside the style box or rejiggering weightings, Johnson said.
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It wouldn't take much rejiggering to shoehorn the WBC semifinals and finals into this week, when all players are in midseason form and MLB teams might be more willing to let star pitchers throw a single game for their countries.
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By tucking more spending into disaster relief programs ($9 billion) and rejiggering $4 billion of other mandatory spending and revenue programs, Congress in the end added $108 billion worth of spending that was outside the February budget caps, the analysis said.
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In another, Tracy Gordon of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center argued for rejiggering the formulas to set federal grants related to Medicaid, highway funding and other infrastructure spending so as to better reflect the economic conditions in different places.
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The rejiggering of Facebook's share structure, effectively a 3-for-1 stock split, follows the 31 year-old's announcement last December that he intends to put 99 percent of his Facebook shares into a new philanthropy project focusing on human potential and equality.
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The rejiggering of Facebook's share structure, effectively a 3-for-103 stock split, follows the 31 year-old's announcement last December that he intends to put 99 percent of his Facebook shares into a new philanthropy project focusing on human potential and equality.
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Acuity, the real estate industry and even the chairman of the Planning Commission, Carl Weisbrod, have argued that the project is more of a rejiggering of the zoning than an enlargement, and thus it should not obligate the inclusion of affordable housing.
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In addition to rejiggering old incentive structures à la Bessemer, going full stack opens up opportunities for companies to integrate labeling workflows into more traditional roles, to reap the full benefits of virtuous feedback loops, and to avoid countless complex process integrations.
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The city's initiative has included steps such as reducing the speed limit to 25 miles an hour, more stringent enforcement of moving violations, revamping hundreds of street corners to slow down turning cars and rejiggering crossing signals to give pedestrians a head start.
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Pope Francis, by appointing Archbishop Tobin to his new post and elevating him to cardinal later this week, is not only rejiggering the hierarchy of the church in the United States, but he is also elevating the Newark Archdiocese, Catholic commentators said.
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It makes use of expressionist techniques galore — cut-together sequences in which it's hard to know what we're looking at, other than lights and colors; flashbacks to floating over the Earth — but the most irritating is a constant rejiggering of the film's aspect ratio.
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Tesla is rejiggering its car factory in Fremont, California, to make way for production of the Model Y crossover SUV, as well as a refresh of the Model S with a more minimalist interior design and longer-range battery, according to several current and former employees.
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In an interview with CNN early this year, Gansa attributed Homeland's rejiggering, in part, to the November 2015 attacks on Paris, which occurred the day before the show was set to film the season five finale about an Islamic State attack on a Berlin train station.
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And while it took the pair a while to find their aesthetic footing, eventually they arrived at a signature style of layered, monochrome men's wear, clothes that added tailoring to familiar slouchy elements of athletic and urban wear, rejiggering them as a new kind of masculine uniform.
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Lora Kolodny Tesla is rejiggering its car factory in Fremont, California, to make way for production of the Model Y crossover SUV, as well as a refresh of the Model S with a more minimalist interior design and longer-range battery, according to several current and former employees.
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But we still need prudent public policies that ensure coal companies pay their cleanup costs, that prevent utilities from rejiggering their rate structures to keep decrepit coal-fired plants alive at ratepayer expense, and that encourage new forms of investment in communities left high and dry by coal's demise.
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It's not just a question of bringing in new blood and fresh eyes in the form of hires and acquisitions, it's about rejiggering the structure of the company to promote new ideas and spur innovation — and sometimes that means that roles simply vanish into the ether as things get more streamlined.
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Big news-y moments like that tend to buffer Twitter's results, and perhaps the lack of guidance may even be a good thing as it can find a way to surprise investors with a good amount of upside thanks to its rejiggering and its continued dominance on the real-time communication around news.
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But the study's lead author, Ravindra Gupta of University College London (who did not respond to Vox's request for comment), said in a press release that he hopes this line of research might lead doctors to figure out other methods for rejiggering the immune system to resist HIV, so that patients don't need risky transplants.
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Clinton would reform mandatory minimum sentencing for nonviolent drug offenders (which we know disproportionately impact people of color) by halving said mandatory minimums; allowing current nonviolent prisoners to seek "fairer sentences"; and rejiggering the "strike" system in such a way that a nonviolent drug offense would no longer count as a "strike", thus cutting down the mandatory penalty for second- and third-strike offenses.
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After re-emerging from the cave with Finlayson, I would spend the rest of the afternoon rejiggering my travel plans in a mild panic, trying to catch a ride out of Gibraltar and into Spain that night, so that if the Spanish exacted a retaliatory border-clogging after the results were announced, I could still make my flight home from Malaga the next day.
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These generational traits die hard, but so does the rejiggering of America's class system in the last decade: Median household income has only recently rebounded to its prerecession levels, though income growth has generally stalled; homeownership rates have fallen; and consumer debt from credit cards and student loans has steadily risen, widening the gap between the wealthy and the destitute, and leaving a long-suffering demographic somewhere in the embattled middle.
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The Academy — rebranded as HMoA as a result of this rejiggering — was strapped after a succession of exceptional but costly block-buster-scale exhibitions, including Life in the Pacific of the 1700s: The Cook-Forster Collection (2006) with thousands of Pacific region artifacts collected by Captain James Cook on two of his voyages, and The Dragon's Gift; the Sacred Arts of Bhutan (2008), the first time Bhutanese art was ever shown outside of that nation.
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