We need to reprioritize our investments to improve the trucking industry.
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It isn't working students who need to reprioritize education over employment.
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The new moon encourages you to get some rest and reprioritize.
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Company goals become a lot more powerful when you reprioritize every quarter.
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Reprioritize the lottery: The current lottery system is first come, first served.
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Now is the time to reprioritize and realign with the cosmic universe.
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But we are and we will dynamically reprioritize where and how we're investing.
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But it does let the federal government reprioritize the production that's already out there.
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The shortage of officers meant officials had to reprioritize how to respond to service calls.
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They would also reprioritize annual spending so that the most essential government services are adequately funded.
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Now we know that Strzok, he wanted to reprioritize the Russian investigation over the Clinton email investigation.
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After a few weeks of tracking your time, you'll begin to see trends, and you can reprioritize.
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However, Dudley said the company might reprioritize some projects as a results of the slump in crude prices.
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Instead, harness it to help you reprioritize spending and allow you to wholly enjoy that family vacation experience.
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" But ultimately, she tells Amy, "I had to refocus and reprioritize the reasons I wanted to vote for him.
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Her injury, which prohibited her not just from dancing but from much ordinary movement, has made her reprioritize her life.
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" The City Council speaker, Corey Johnson, has said it is time to "reorient and reprioritize how we shared street space.
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A recent effort has allowed PATH to find systematic tracking problems and reprioritize their efforts to keep Tanzanian kids healthy.
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Reprioritize your current tasks so that creating and implementing an emergency contingency plan is at the very top of your list.
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This was a similar sentiment to Zuckerberg's January 2018 announcement that Facebook newsfeed would reprioritize content from and about friends and family.
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An April 29 White House memo said agencies should "reprioritize" immigration officials to do "credible fear" screenings, without specifically mentioning Border Patrol.
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It could be quite easy to make decisions to just reduce them or take them off alert status and reprioritize our militaries.
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The ability to adapt to change and pivot when presented with new data or having the resiliency/flexibility to reprioritize is also a must.
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We believe this means that Congress now needs to reprioritize the fall legislative calendar and move quickly with new legislation to protect these 800,000 Dreamers.
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I wish I had an endless amount of time in the day, but having a son has made me reprioritize the things I'm saying yes to.
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It makes you kind of reprioritize what matters the most to you, and think about the kind of world you want to raise your daughter in.
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" As a result, it has "decided to pause hiring and reprioritize some initiatives internally to ensure we are well positioned for both the downturn and recovery.
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Evidence of Chinese espionage and influence operations in American academia and Silicon Valley is already pushing the government to reprioritize national security in research and development.
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While it is unlikely that President Pence would jettison any of these efforts, what is likely is that he would reprioritize and change the tenor of engagements.
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Absolutely, I believe a lot of these companies need to reprioritize the way their machine learning and algorithms are constantly consuming our attention and change the incentives.
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"We need to continue to reform our criminal justice system, and reprioritize and refocus its purpose," Brett Kittredge, an executive with the policy center, wrote in its analysis.
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But a new analysis of FBI crime data shows that Americans might want to reprioritize the items they protect based on the theft patterns of their particular state.
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This incentive is no longer necessary nearly 16 years after the September 11, 2001 attacks, as State and local jurisdictions have had plenty of time to adjust and reprioritize resources.
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Though a supercomputer will always surpass the human brain in terms of pure speed, the brain is beyond complex in its ability to reprioritize salient data inputs from multiple sources.
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Oppo has also implemented a gaming mode on this phone, which is ostensibly supposed to reprioritize resources and ensure smooth frame rates, but I didn't see its effects in Egg Inc.
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" And the Department of Energy, which would be cut by 6 percent, said the budget would allow the agency to "reprioritize spending in order to carry out DOE's core functions efficiently and effectively.
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By taking personal responsibility for the success of the project, Fulgham was able to give subcontractors and project managers the breathing room they needed to reprioritize tasks and tweak designs based on user feedback.
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When Marco writes something, Marco Arment, he's moving the organization, and so I think the move is to do more of the time well spent stuff because that stuff internally gets people talking and can reprioritize.
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On Monday, the president signed Space Policy Directive 1, a document detailing a shift in U.S. policy that would reprioritize a mission to put American boots on the Moon for the first time in 45 years.
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I start out on my run but not even a mile in I decide to reprioritize, since it hits me that D. will be away for three weeks, and that could be longer if the hurricane is bad.
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That technology has increased the speed of traffic by 16 percent, reduced travel times in the city by 12 percent and, like a scene out of Fast & Furious, can be used to automatically reprioritize key travel lanes in times of emergency.
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Hanson acknowledged to Politico that he had decreased some funding away from pandemic models because he had been "been given direction by my leadership at the time to reprioritize a lot of the projects," and he agreed it was necessary.
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A short-term bill is favored by defense hawks and appropriators, giving them a chance to reprioritize and potentially boost funding for certain programs in the lame-duck session -- rather than a long-term extension that would freeze lower levels of spending.
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In an interview, Hanson acknowledged reallocating some funding away from pandemic modeling to other topics of research because he had "been given direction by my leadership at the time to reprioritize a lot of the projects," and he agreed it was necessary.
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As a feminist approaching adulthood just as more women in the industry were pushing to reclaim porn and reprioritize female desire, I'd already consumed everything I could find on this topic, including articles, films, and books by feminist porn directors, columnists, and sex workers.
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" He called for an end to "these love affairs with dictators and strong men all around the world" and urged the United States to refocus its foreign policy to "reprioritize this hemisphere — those countries and people who are literally connected to us by land.
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And it's not something new; it is a part of the Qatar 1103 vision but what we have done in the past we said, I mean always we said we need to have certain priorities, now I think we need to reprioritize in terms of like building a very strong regional trading hub in Qatar itself.
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The Secretary of Homeland Security shall reprioritize the assignment of immigration officers and any other employees of the Department as the Secretary deems necessary and appropriate to improve the integrity of adjudications of credible and reasonable fear claims, to strengthen the enforcement of the immigration laws, and to ensure compliance with the law by those aliens who have final orders of removal. Sec. 5.
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Random binary search trees had been studied for much longer, and are known to behave well as search trees (they have logarithmic depth with high probability); the same good behavior carries over to treaps. It is also possible, as suggested by Aragon and Seidel, to reprioritize frequently-accessed nodes, causing them to move towards the root of the treap and speeding up future accesses for the same keys.
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Falling budget revenues have significantly limited Latvia's ability to co-finance any EU projects. There are bureaucratic obstacles as well, since Latvia has not yet adopted guidelines and evaluation criteria necessary to launch this program. One reason behind this delay is the GOL plan to reprioritize the national list of activities eligible for EU money in response to the crisis, increasing funding to the export sector. Internet access is not viewed by Latvian authorities as a significant problem; therefore, an increase in funding to communication infrastructure projects is unlikely.
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His double-life becomes complicated when "Jeff" begins dating Larry's sister, Gretchen (Kimberly Williams-Paisley). In the 12th season, Walden decides to reprioritize his life after a health scare by deciding to adopt a baby. He realizes that the only way to do this is to be married, but does not know anyone who will do it, so he asks Alan to marry him and pretend that they are a gay couple, thus ensuring success at adopting. Jenny moves out of the house and moves in with Evelyn due to Walden and Alan preparing to adopt.
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This was the 16th and last scheduled flight of the ESA-developed Spacelab module although Spacelab pallets would continue to be used on the International Space Station. Research conducted as planned, with the exception of the Mammalian Development Team, which had to reprioritize science activities because of the unexpected high mortality rate of neonatal rats on board. Other payloads included the Shuttle Vibration Forces experiment, the Bioreactor Demonstration System-04, and three Get-Away Special (GAS) canister investigations. STS-90 was the first mission to make an Orbital Maneuvering System (OMS) assist burn during the ascent.
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In the novel, minor characters use a blend of modern medical techniques alongside traditional folk medicines and remedies to help the central character, Velma, heal after a suicide attempt. Through the struggle of Velma and the other characters surrounding her, Bambara chronicles the deep psychological toll that African-American political and community organizers can suffer, especially women. Bambara continues to investigate ideas of illness and wellness in the black community with a call to action through her characters. “Velma must (and by extension black women) re-affirm healthy relationships with one another that create and sustain pathways towards wholeness and reprioritize black women’s health in the larger domain of social justice movements.” While The Salt Eaters was her first novel, she won the American Book Award.
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As a five-door, five passenger, two-box, high-roof B-segment MPV, the 500L is based on a variant of the GM Fiat Small platform and uses Fiat's Multiair engines, a hydraulically-actuated variable valve timing (VVT) engine technology enabling "cylinder by cylinder, stroke by stroke" control of intake air directly via a gasoline engine's inlet valves. The 500L's cab forward architecture provides a total passenger and cargo volume of 121.1 cubic feet, and features high H-point seating, tall roof and greenhouse, split front glass (A) pillar and polycarbonate rear (D) pillar, making the Fiat 500L the first production vehicle to use polycarbonate windows. The split A-pillar and tall greenhouse contribute to the interior's wide field of visibility. Bodywork features a reconfigurable interior system marketed as Cargo Magic Space, which includes a three-level rear cargo floor panel, fold-flat front passenger seat, and rear seating that can recline for passenger comfort, slide for/aft to reprioritize cargo and passenger volume, and fold and tumble forward to store the second row seating and maximize interior cargo volume.
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