However, Fitch assessment of reserving is moderately weak, owing to a limited track record of the group's improved reserving practices.
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At the Westfield Countryside mall in Florida you can skip the line by reserving a photo package online and reserving a time.
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Remove eggplants from the bowl, reserving any residual liquid left.
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Meanwhile, drain the artichoke hearts, reserving 2 tablespoons of liquid.
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Strain, reserving the chicken and it's meat, plus the stock.
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Cook until tender, then strain the seeds, reserving the liquid.
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Pinch of paprika Carefully remove yolks, reserving egg white halves.
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Drain, reserving about 1 cup of the cooking liquid. 4.
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Iran's neighbours are also reserving judgment about the nuclear agreement.
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Mr. Trump's campaign began reserving some airtime on Thursday morning.
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Marinate the turkey: Remove the turkey legs, reserving for farce.
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Voters here still have grievances, and many are reserving judgment.
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So Paris is reserving its victory parties for soccer games.
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But Ms. Yellen said most Fed officials were reserving judgment.
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Bucking the market by reserving gas, however, would cause an outcry.
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They seemed to be reserving airing of differences for another occasion.
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Transfer burgers to a plate, reserving 1 teaspoon drippings in skillet.
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You might even want to think about reserving your seat now.
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Drain the bacon fat, reserving it for frying everything else. 3.
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The rating reflects MutRe's strong capital position and prudent reserving policies.
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I limited my daily alcohol intake, reserving drinks for social occasions.
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Reserving an award won't cancel out your other waitlisted options, either.
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YETI recommends reserving two-thirds of your cooler's space for ice.
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Augmize automates actuarial reserving in commercial insurance with interpretable machine learning.
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Those guidelines stress: The police should investigate thoroughly while reserving judgment.
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We gave E3+2 a few weeks while reserving our right.
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When beef is cooked strain into a colander, reserving the liquid.
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I'll be reserving my future strip-downs for after a good date.
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MKL's reserving practices contribute to both balance sheet strength and earnings quality.
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Lightly brush top of piecrust with beaten egg, reserving remaining beaten egg.
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Meanwhile, drain the peas, reserving 1 cup of the cooking liquid. 6.
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Mr. Cooper's top political adviser, Morgan Jackson, said he was reserving judgment.
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But you can make mistakes in something like insurance reserving, big time.
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Transfer salmon, skin-side down, to baking sheet, reserving 2 table-spoons marinade.
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Felicity, however, is reserving her right to argue for 0 days behind bars.
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Strain, reserving 63 cups of the cooking liquid and the beans, separately. 3.
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So they're doing fewer deals and reserving more money for follow-on rounds.
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Trump on Tuesday began reserving time on broadcast and cable through November 8.
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GoAir cited "technical reasons" for the emergency landing, reserving details about the fire.
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The rated debt is senior, fully amortising and benefits from adequate reserving mechanisms.
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"I'm reserving judgment," said Senator King, who met with Mr. Vance last month.
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If you're attending with friends, look into reserving a villa or private home.
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Scoop out the noodles and add to the wok, reserving the pasta water.
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Still, Rubio added that he is reserving judgment until actual legislation is presented.
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Remove bacon, and drain on plate lined with paper towels, reserving drippings in skillet.
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Samsung says that reserving will grant you $50 in credit to use toward accessories.
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"Is he reserving the right to fire everyone down the line?" a reporter asked.
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I'm reserving my judgment until the end and until all the evidence is in.
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Giant Food is reserving an hour every morning from 6 am to 193 am.
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Feinstein says she is reserving judgment on Haspel's nomination until after her confirmation hearing.
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Rael says he's reserving judgment about their culpability until all the evidence comes out.
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To build the bisque, shave the corn off the ears (reserving some for plating).
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During the same interview, the pope said he was reserving judgement on President Donald Trump.
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I started reserving water for my family because they hadn't had any since Hurricane Irma.
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Many experts say they are reserving judgment until Biogen presents more detailed data in December.
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Many experts say they are reserving judgment until Biogen presents more detailed data in December.
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It also ditches a clause reserving sanctions for those with "command responsibility" for malign acts.
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Following the poll results, the campaign arm will also start reserving airtime in the district.
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In a bid to curb sexual harassment, the city is reserving seats for female passengers.
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Reserving a seat on the board for a community banker will not achieve this objective.
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Mr. Kaepernick has said little, reserving most of his comments for his social media accounts.
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She maintains restrained lightness and lyricism throughout, reserving Beethovenian heft only for rare, shocking occasions.
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Transfer to a plate lined with a paper towel, reserving some fat in the skillet. 2.
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Add the flour mixture, reserving about one-sixth of it along the edge of the bowl.
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Place 1 chop each on 4 individual dinner plates, reserving 1 teaspoon drippings in skillet. 3.
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Still, many tech companies are reserving their political capital in Washington to take on the issue.
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Reserving across the non-life division is strong and has historically produced large claim reserve redundancies.
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Hancock said, however, that AIG was "reserving judgment" on whether to apply for exemption for now.
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Prepare pasta according to package instructions, less 1 minute; drain pasta, reserving ⅓ cup cooking water. 2.
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SMP is also reserving ads in three of Democrats' best pickup opportunities: Nevada, Arizona and Tennessee.
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Brown has been circumspect in his criticisms of Trump, reserving his opposition to specific policy critiques.
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Rebel factions have agreed to the latest ceasefire while reserving the right to respond to attacks.
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Instead of reserving the bubbly for special occasions, the duo believes champagne should be enjoyed anytime.
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Using a slotted spoon and reserving oil in skillet, transfer chiles to paper towels to drain.
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Public health advocates were more cautious, reserving judgment until they see the details of the plans.
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The Germans made plentiful use of this semi-hidden network, reserving the fanciest brothels for themselves.
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Join in by reserving a table at its restaurant, provisioned in part by its own gardens.
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Cafes there engraved his name on plaques on his favorite seats, permanently reserving them for him.
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Choosing a seat in advance also requires a fee, as does reserving one with more legroom.
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Let sit until soft, about 10 to 15 minutes, then drain, reserving the soaking liquid. 3.
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Some smaller grocers, including Price Chopper Supermarkets, are reserving an hour of shopping for seniors, too.
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The most fantastic (reaction) is when your customers pay the bill while reserving for the next time.
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Add the spaghetti and cook until al dente, then drain, reserving a ladle-full of water. 2.
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Remove all the fat from the bottom of the pan, reserving 2 tablespoons in a small cup.
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But as grand as Pandora may be, Disney is reserving its biggest bets for its own properties.
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Kate is reserving the right to spousal support from Len Wiseman, who filed for divorce last October.
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The rating agencies think so, reserving triple-A ratings for only a small fraction of such bonds.
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Possibilities range from reserving them places as candidates to helping them with the cost of fighting elections.
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And he is currently in the process of reserving more radio ads in the state as well.
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Fitch believes there are no assurances that reserving issues have been fully addressed by the noted charge.
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Sessions said he wasn't invoking executive privilege himself, but reserving the right for President Trump to later.
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Even American westerns posited a surprising number of neatly trimmed frontier protagonists, reserving scruff for their foes.
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Amazon handles imported goods from China by reserving space on ocean vessels and organizing its own logistics.
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Bahrain halted its extradition bid on Monday, while reserving the right to pursue further action against Araibi.
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The group is reserving $5 millionin general election TV ads to boost McSally in her Senate campaign.
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And the president is not reserving his tariff-driven negotiating style for our country's greatest commercial competitor.
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That's why Google is reserving the entire left- and right-hand sides of the screen for it.
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But the union is reserving judgment on the White House plan itself until more details are released.
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He still hasn't suggested another time for the date that he canceled, but I am reserving judgment.
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It was renamed in 1914 to comply with the Navy's policy of reserving state names for battleships.
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Putin has eliminated opponents largely through political trickery and co-optation, reserving outright force for rare occasions.
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You'll also lose access to 4K streaming, which Google is reserving for the Pro tier as well.
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Available this weekend and next — reserving a timed slot is advised — the 10-minute expedition is free.
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A spokeswoman for Macy's said the company hopes reserving time can help cut down long wait times.
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In Tuesday's order, the judge says he's reserving the right to reconsider his decision after Friday's hearing.
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It is reserving its right to deny Contura and its executives any new coal mining permits, anywhere.
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"Reserving judgments is a matter of infinite hope," Nick Carraway admits up front, on the first page.
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The method, "principle-based reserving," is pegged to a growing variety of products that life insurance companies sell.
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Using a slotted spoon, transfer pancetta to a plate lined with paper towels, reserving drippings in skillet. 3.
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It's almost sold out and I don't want to risk not getting in by reserving with MoviePass later.
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Meanwhile, he is reserving judgment about the extensive Windows 10 Creators Update (effectively Windows 10.2) due in April.
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Using a slotted spoon, transfer bacon to a plate lined with paper towels, reserving drippings in skillet. 3.
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"We covered a lot of ground in the closed session this afternoon," he said, still reserving his decision.
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In several American states, and in France, legislators have written laws reserving the word "meat" for animal products.
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Pour strawberry mixture through a wire-mesh strainer into a bowl, reserving champagne-berry liquid and strawberries. 2.
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Uber is reserving some shares in the IPO for drivers who have completed 2,500 trips among other criteria.
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DJ Mustard says R. Kelly is a "monster" and a "pig" ... but he's reserving judgment on Michael Jackson.
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Ferrari were the only absentees last year, with Formula One's oldest, most successful and glamorous brand reserving judgement.
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Previous administrations have been more lenient, largely reserving criminal charges for repeat offenders and other more serious cases.
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Ben Rutt, PhD, a clinical psychologist specializing in PTSD, is reserving judgment until the study is finished, however.
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This view is based on SACE's relatively low multiple of nominal credit exposure to equity and appropriate reserving.
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Reserving a conference room may be the best way to do this in an office where sound carries.
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If you click on the Bowen Farm or Friendly Bike pages, TripAdvisor nudges you toward reserving somewhere else.
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This would be comparable to reserving seats on the Federal Communications Commission's board for the cable television industry.
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International calls were expensive, and required advance arrangement with the phone company and reserving time with the operator.
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You're not only brightening your financial future but you are also reserving your limited willpower for other habits.
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And Priorities is now in the process of reserving $70 million of TV advertising for the general election.
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But she did the work carefully, reserving the stems for the pot of chicken stock on the stove.
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You may even drink straight from the bottle, though I recommend reserving this method for locker-room celebrations.
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Chappelle, like many comedians, lives by the credo of offending everybody – or at least reserving the right to.
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But those reserving a Jungle Bungalow at Canberra's Jamala Wildlife Lodge — located within the zoo — won't get that.
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The DCCC is reserving millions in TV ad time for candidates, even those who are not supporting Pelosi. Rep.
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Europeans often take a different approach to scarce parking, by reserving many spaces for residents who pay almost nothing.
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He recommends reserving occasions on which the only language that may be spoken is the one that needs support.
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John Delaney has even begun reserving local broadcast television spots in key swing states, like New Hampshire and Iowa.
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In what is possibly a world's first, India's national carrier Air India will now be reserving seats for women.
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But the scientific aspect that I still reserving judgment on is the extent to which it's manmade or natural.
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Disney is reserving new programming for its own online platforms as the company works to transform into digital entertainment.
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" Shelby declined to say which category he believes Trump's plan falls under, adding that he was "reserving my options.
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Getting into the thronged Leña Brava, which opened in May, requires reserving months in advance or patiently lining up.
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I'm still reserving judgment until we see all of the principal figures in front of the committee members themselves.
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Such erratic decision-making thus suggests that reserving substantive negotiations for the head-of-state level poses significant risks.
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These companies usually charge extra for traditionally included amenities, like reserving your seat, while cutting costs wherever they can.
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Guangzhou journal In a bid to curb sexual harassment, one city is reserving seats and space for female passengers.
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Bret: I know we're all supposed to be passionate about it, one way or another, but I'm reserving judgment.
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" Another had a more prosaic take, writing, "Just know before reserving to expect renovation noise from 9-6 p.m.
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And long-term care has probably been the biggest single element of mis-reserving in insurance throughout the industry.
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Mr. Mayer, who also had a home in Manhattan, golfed and swam for years, reserving late nights for writing.
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Meanwhile, brands and influencers are often left to reserving pricey studios and staging massive productions in rented hotel rooms.
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The most costly expenses were reserving a venue, hiring a photographer and an event planner, and booking a band.
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Mr. Mayer, who also had a home in Manhattan, golfed and swam for years, reserving late nights for writing.
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One recent Thursday, most of the pint-size patrons signed up for free lunch even before reserving a computer.
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If reserving for later use, allow the mixture to cool, then pour it into a large bottle or container.
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In exchange, creators offer the art they've made that month, reserving premium access and rewards to those who pay more.
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I just wish Samsung made better use of the S8's bonus button, instead of reserving it solely for Bixby.
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Jeff isn't asking for spousal support now, but indicated in the docs he's reserving the right to do so later.
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Using a 2½- to 3-inch round cutter, cut out middle of each sandwich, reserving cutout piece to serve. 3.
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Tom DeLay famously banned Heritage from reserving rooms in the Capitol, for example, after it opposed Bush's expansion of Medicare.
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These should help insurers manage risk better through more accurate claims reserving and pricing, which should eventually improve underwriting results.
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Several other companies, such as Walmart, Anheuser-Busch and J.B. Hunt Transport Services, have also said they are reserving trucks.
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For months, the group has been reserving prime airtime in battleground states and assembling dossiers of damning research on Trump.
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Ms. Abrams is holding out hope — according to the A.P., her campaign has started reserving television airtime for runoff ads.
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Reserving two lanes for their use (and for the motorcades) would allow the other three to be dedicated to pedestrians.
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The country's main union, CFDT, and third-biggest, FO, are reserving judgment until they see the details of the reform.
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Some police chiefs said they are reserving judgment until there is more meat on the bones of the administration's plans.
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Kilic said some battalions spray-painted their names on certain shops as a way of "reserving" them for future looting.
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She said the Park Service is overstepping its bounds by reserving large areas of Washington over a year in advance.
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The company is also reserving 2000 percent of its IPO stock for qualifying drivers who would like to purchase it.
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In the US, the government regulates the airwaves, licensing certain frequency bands to private companies and reserving sections for public use.
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He expressed gratitude to President Barack Obama, U.S. Congress and his other supporters, reserving special thanks for the U.S. Marine Corps.
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Reducing block times and delays might actually be achieved by limiting access to the airspace by reserving time slots at airports.
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Playing the witness to wars avoids responsibility while reserving the right to be shocked and angry if the war goes badly.
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Trade Trump maintains that the U.S. is being exploited by its trading partners -- reserving the worst of his wrath for China.
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The simple solution is to nip all of these controversies in the bud by reserving National Wildlife Refuges for the wildlife.
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The European Union, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina and Chile were among those reserving their third party rights in the WTO dispute.
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In an interview, Lieu qualified that he only punches up with his barbs, reserving them for the president and his administration.
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Clinton, assembling dossiers on both Trump and Ted Cruz, and getting a head start on reserving prime television time in crucial
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Strain the pickles over a large bowl, reserving the pickles and juice separately; you should have about 1 cup of juice.
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In view of the potential underwriting volatility in its niche motor business, Fitch will continue to monitor POI's reserving practices closely.
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That meant reusing equipment, limiting the number of times healthcare workers went into patients' rooms, and reserving materials like N95 masks.
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A capacity crowd cheered Perry's longtime castmates, Tamela Mann, Cassi Davis and David Mann, reserving the biggest whoops for Madea herself.
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Reserving Treasury Shares: Fitch acknowledges the benefit to TWM of using its treasury shares as a financial buffer when facing distress.
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" Notably, she is reserving judgment on his presidential campaign, explaining, "Past is prologue, but prologue is the beginning, not the end.
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Dickinson proposed the Constitution grant the new government a generous list of powers while reserving all other authority to the states.
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Verdict: If I was able to dole out the extra $145 for another session, I would definitely be reserving spots each week.
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They do better carping from the sidelines, tugging policy in their direction while reserving the right to lob political bombs when necessary.
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" He said, "One simply cannot write the history of the gay rights movement without reserving immense credit and gratitude for Edie Windsor.
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The university has well established processes for reserving space, guaranteeing the free speech rights of members of our community and maintaining safety.
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Stein has seized on this point and focused her message on disaffected progressive voters in particular, reserving her sharpest critiques for Clinton.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The affirmations reflect the DEVK group's robust capitalisation, DEVK P&C's strong reserving methodologies and medium-sized market position.
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He has peppered his inner circle with retired generals and is considering reserving some jobs in the civil service jobs for soldiers.
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Strain through a fine-mesh sieve set over a bowl, reserving the bacon fat for another use (like frying eggs for breakfast!).
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Trucking firm J.B. Hunt Transport Services said on Friday it is reserving multiple vehicles, and retailer Wal-Mart said it preordered several.
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While I've definitely been converted into a shapewear woman, I see myself reserving my briefs for special occasions and curve-hugging outfits.
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USA Today reported Goodell is reserving the right to place Brown on the exempt list should criminal charges be brought against Brown.
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The structure of mortgage insurers contributes to economic stability for a number of reasons, including that MI companies engage in countercyclical reserving.
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Many directors use spectacle to convey larger-than-life events while reserving devices like close-ups to express a character's inner being.
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And many centrists have turned out to have a double standard, reserving passionate concern about debt for times when Democrats hold power.
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The Supreme Court endorsed that approach as recently as 2016, while reserving judgment on whether counting total eligible voters would be legal.
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They are able to do this because when a passenger buys a ticket, they are reserving not a seat, but a route.
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According to The Korea Times, he was facing charges of violating the country's Food Sanitation Act, which prohibits recycling and reserving food ingredients.
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VICE News sat down with the author to talk about writing, grieving, and the possibility of reserving hate while still refusing to forgive.
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While there's significant coercion, there's also a real focus on pushing patients to act like consumers, and reserving insurance for unexpected, unusual costs.
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But at the end of the day I could tell that my parents were really reserving judgment until they met the other woman.
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Remove bacon and drain on paper towels, reserving 2 tablespoons drippings in skillet and another 1 tablespoon in a bowl for later use.
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Australia, Brazil, India, and the European Union were among those reserving their rights in the dispute brought by the world's largest grain exporter.
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One trade union, the hard-left CGT, has promised nationwide protests while two others are reserving judgement until they see the final bill.
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Its only unique characteristic is reserving 20 spaces in the field for resident professionals at golf clubs, slightly diluting its level of competition.
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For most investors, the first issue, of course, is how much one can afford to give while reserving enough to meet the unexpected.
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Remove the lettuce from heat and slice latitudinally to julienne, reserving all of the juices released from cooking and cutting the leaves. 33.
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By selecting one of the times, the rider is reserving a seat on that shuttle, each of which can only carry 14 passengers.
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The grub that hatches then eats its host alive, reserving the vital organs until the moment when it is, itself, ready to pupate.
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So put on your best fringe shorts, start reserving your opening-night movie tickets now, and plan your Netflix binge-club gatherings accordingly.
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Within the navigation app you can see where Lime vehicles are available and start the mobile process of reserving and unlocking the device.
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Inadequate reserving would put further pressure on already slim solvency ratios and could lead to firms needing to strengthen their capital in 23530.
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That approach may be complicated, however, by Snapchat's insistence on reserving its viewership measurement tools for brands that buy ads on the service.
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He seems to open up with love to new people, reserving judgment and showing respect liberally until given a reason to do otherwise.
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Its reserving experience was volatile in the last five years due to an industry push in prior years to close out older claims.
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Target: Reserving the first hour of shopping every Wednesday to the elderly and those with underlying health conditions, and closing at 9 p.m.
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Years earlier, Ms. Dreyer had worked in Miramax's New York office and was responsible for reserving hotel rooms for the Cannes Film Festival.
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Ferrari were absentees last year, the only F1 team to shun the series, with Formula One's oldest and most glamorous brand reserving judgement.
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Gaining power, Mr. Putin began settling scores, reserving special hatred for those who had betrayed the intelligence tribe when it was most vulnerable.
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Reserving a bike is pretty simple, you pull up the Uber app and find one of the 250 available units nearest your location.
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At this rate, those who are reserving Model 3s today will likely not receive their cars until the end of 2018, Musk said.
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And you don't even have to pay a ton to gain access to this bundle (we know you're reserving your schmoney for V-bucks).
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Mr Gianforte, despite being overheard praising the Republican plan to lobbyists, had publicly said he was reserving judgment on it, pending the CBO's verdict.
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The British currency was generally weak across the board, reserving some of its biggest losses against the dollar and the low yielding Japanese yen.
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Clinton has explained the apparent reversal on the trade deal by saying that she was reserving final judgment until the agreement was fully negotiated.
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Some speculate that the firms might build an app that makes booking a doctor's appointment as easy as reserving a table at a restaurant.
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In a statement, Shell Pakistan added: "However, we do so while reserving the right to contest the fine," Shell Pakistan added in a statement.
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We want to make sure we're reserving those steps and only force a password change in cases where there's definitely been signs of abuse.
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Voluntary or mandatory schemes - be it reserving seats for women candidates to parties setting their own gender quotas - have allowed for more women lawmakers.
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Policymakers responded by pressing for more conservation, encouraging the development of overseas reserves, reserving domestic supplies for future military needs, or experimenting with alternatives.
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Truran said the PRA could order "section 166" reviews, forcing an insurer to hire external advisors to check on the adequacy of reserving levels.
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The Getaway When reserving a hotel room, do you book directly with the hotel, or through an online booking site like Expedia or Priceline?
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What if you could hire a security firm to police your neighborhood, reserving the option to fire them if they do a bad job?
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Another feature will let companies integrate certain "actions" from partner businesses into Instagram — like booking an appointment or reserving a table at a restaurant.
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Sarkozy does not propose leaving the euro zone and does not support the FN's "national preference" policy of reserving many rights for the French.
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Mr. Moeller said that he was reserving judgment on the building, but suggested that looking back to the City Beautiful movement might offer guidance.
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Its model is to not pay the vast majority of its writers, reserving pay for a select few, mostly well-known journalists and writers.
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A Roth IRA could be used to pay for retirement college courses without being taxed, but Hopkins suggested reserving a Roth for other expenses.
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Beijing has also pledged to open up the bidding for government contracts to foreign companies, instead of reserving them almost completely for Chinese companies.
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Why not allow for competitive spaces that recognize sometimes more than one person is the best, rather than reserving that for a singular person?
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They did not fare any better at the emergency operations center, which is reserving its water for people in shelters or with special needs.
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Even though there are adequate supplies of staple food, notwithstanding manpower and logistical challenges, any restrictions by countries reserving strategic supplies would heighten risks.
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It's not clear why Kinect is causing Fortnite issues, especially as it has been five years since Microsoft stopped reserving GPU resources for Kinect.
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Rather than reserving bursaries or scholarships for students when they arrive, universities could award them to high achievers from poor families when they leave.
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Or they could be made to "benchmark" AI tools, reserving a pool of cases for human decision and comparing results to AI-assisted ones.
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A retired city of Austin code enforcement inspector and Navy veteran, Washington said he is reserving judgment on whether the attacks were hate crimes.
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Clinton's opened with a bipartisan agreement over the broad parameters of a January trial, with senators reserving the more divisive witness debate for later.
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Members are also reserving judgment until the International Trade Commission completes its report on the deal, which is expected in the middle of April.
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Peabody said the agreement minimized the amount of cash the company had to provide, while reserving Illinois' right to enforce mining, environmental and reclamation laws.
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Fan Subscriptions was derided for reserving a license to any art that users created as well as the right to a 30 percent revenue cut.
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Remove from the heat, let cool enough to handle safely, then strain out (and discard) the solids through a fine-mesh strainer, reserving the liquid.
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Some updates can fail to install if there's not enough free space, so Microsoft is now reserving around 7GB of disk space to Windows Update.
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It will typically write checks of $3 million to $5 million for Series A stage deals, reserving capital for larger follow on rounds as well.
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Fortescue reserving the right to support the scheme may indicate it wants to negotiate with Mineral Deposits on sharing Port Headland infrastructure, the brokerage said.
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The Trump administration's statement on that decision: The bottom line: This is just the beginning of sanctions season and most Republican hawks are reserving judgment.
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Roddenberry wanted Jeff Hunter to return as Captain Pike, and arranged to screen "The Cage" for him, reserving Desilu's projection room for March 25, 1965.
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Conditions include reserving a fifth of the land for planting trees, and reducing their use of chemical fertilisers and pesticides, said environment minister Surasak Karnjanarat.
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In the past, first-time illegal entry cases were generally handled administratively, reserving prosecution for those who returned illegally after having been removed once before.
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During this time, I call my local library about reserving a few books online, and read a blog post on Spire & Co. 217:2110 p.m.
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Pelosi last week proposed a series of reforms aimed at empowering younger lawmakers by creating new leadership posts and reserving more positions for junior members.
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The change will allow non-residents to buy property in Jammu and Kashmir, and end the practice of reserving state government jobs for local residents.
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Dealers emphasised there had been no major selling of euros as yet and neither was there any flow to safe havens, with investors reserving judgement.
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Mr. Foreman told me on Saturday that he was still willing to "take a gamble" on Mr. Trump — but also that he was reserving judgment.
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Reserving the dual-camera system to the iPhone 7 Plus would be a departure from Apple's current strategy when it comes to the camera module.
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But it's reserving its fiercest criticism for Nintendo because the company offers no option for consumers to cancel a purchase of a pre-ordered game.
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Fearful of losing revenue by offending listeners, networks banned the use of news broadcast language in drama, reserving the trappings of journalism for actual reportage.
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Thus far, Mr. Barr has demurred on just what he will release to Congress and the public, reserving the right to keep some matters secret.
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Among those who previously voted for Mr. Obama and Mr. Trump, many said they are reserving judgment until they see who wins the Democratic nomination.
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Reserving fall airtime now doesn't preclude committees like the RGA from canceling their buys later in the year, if polling shows the political climate changing.
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A super PAC formed by Kamala Harris allies has started reserving TV airtime across Iowa, offering a potential boost for the California senator's presidential campaign.
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Rubio said the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is reserving millions of meals, cots, plastic sheets and tarps at a support base in Montgomery, Ala.
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He said the new government would "most likely" include leading opposition figures and did not rule out the possibility of reserving a place for Ping.
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Others, such as Feinstein, are reserving judgment but demanding more information be made public about Haspel's role in the program prior to her confirmation hearing.
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Still, the White House is reserving the right to impose the tariffs on vehicles made in Canada, a senior administration official told CNBC on Friday.
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And restrained, reserving its most powerful sound for dramatic effect, which added a sense of theater to a piece whose plot often verges on inertia.
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Turner, 41, who teaches at the Gloucester County Christian School in Sewell, N.J., more flexibility in how she teaches, reserving class time for interactive exercises.
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On bullet train journeys, Rail Pass holders have the option of reserving a seat in advance, or opting for a seat in an unreserved car.
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And like other budget European airlines, the Iceland-based WOW Air charges passengers extra fees for carry on and checked luggage, reserving seats and other services.
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The technology industry depends on thousands of patents that companies frequently cross license to rivals, while reserving their most strategic intellectual property to create proprietary products.
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"We are exploring many options including reserving one day a week for workers in public parks when families would not be let in," said the official.
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The changes would also create a tiered framework, reserving the strictest oversight for the most active trading institutions, while granting smaller, less complex banks greater leeway.
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SoundCloud reserving the right to pay out only once an artist generates a certain dollar amount in revenue isn't completely unusual — lots of labels do this.
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It's a lot to pack into one song, and I'm reserving judgment until I hear more from this project, but I'll take this step with them.
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For now, they say they will consider new patients on a case-by-case basis, reserving the operation for cancer and trauma patients, not transgender people.
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Continued adverse reserve development adds uncertainty regarding the impact of reserve experience on future performance, and is part of a long-term trend of under-reserving.
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The result in the life segment was negatively affected by an additional reserving requirement introduced by the German regulator due to consistent low interest rates (Zinszusatzreserve).
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MKL's strong and improved underwriting performance reflects adherence to profitability targets through market cycles and conservative reserving that produce favorable development of prior accident-year reserves.
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As shown by the wording of the Tenth Amendment (reserving unlisted powers to the states and people), the founders rejected the idea of implied sovereign powers.
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Fitch remains cautious regarding MGS's recent expansion across motor lines as we believe there may be additional underwriting, pricing and reserving risks associated with rapid growth.
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She mastered control of her personal brand before most artists grasped how to walk the line between engaging fans with authenticity while reserving a personal life.
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The House Democrats' campaign arm is reserving $12.6 million in general election TV ads as the party rallies for the House majority in November's midterm election.
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However, outsourcing clients routinelyinsist on the inclusion of contractual terms with their suppliers reserving their right todetermine who is and is not allowed on their premises.
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Smiles is listed on the Bovespa exchange's Novo Mercado segment, which bars listing preferred shares with no voting rights and reserving voting shares for controlling shareholders.
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Several lawmakers who participated in the meeting described it as "positive," but some said that they're reserving final judgment until Facebook comes through on its promises.
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So when the Guangzhou government began reserving cars for female passengers worried about being groped and harassed, they filled up — but not with the intended passengers.
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Though entrance is reserved for club members and their acquaintances, guests of the Kulm hotel, Suvretta and Badrutt's Palace can get help reserving from the concierge.
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The first part of the mayor's plan, reserving seats for low-income students, has been put in place and will affect students applying for fall 2019.
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Unknowns: Prepare for the unknown unknowns — or black swans — by reserving extra capital and other resources for unanticipated threats and other disruptions associated with COVID-19.
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Thankfully Immigrations and Customs Enforcement has temporarily suspended most immigration arrests, reserving arrests for those who pose a public safety threat or whose confinement is mandatory.
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More than 80% of U.S. customers are reserving Mach-E with an extended range battery, while about 55% opted for an all-wheel drive, Ford said.
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Rather than engage in good faith with movements like Black Lives Matter, Lilla chooses to mock them, reserving a particularly meanspirited sneer for today's campus left.
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You're really just spreading out the cost of the iPhone and AppleCare+ over 24 months, while reserving the right to upgrade after you've paid off half.
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Apple isn't reserving the convenient new audio sharing feature in iOS 13 just for its own AirPods; the company is also extending it to Beats products.
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The result in the life segment was negatively affected by an additional reserving requirement introduced by the German regulator due to consistently low interest rates (Zinszusatzreserve).
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Dredge your chops through this mixture and sear them off in an oil-slicked Dutch oven, reserving them when they're crisp at the edges and brown.
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The simple promise of reserving 30% of locally tendered government contracts for businesses headed by young entrepreneurs opens up so many possibilities for young people like myself.
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A source who's worked with Sofar tells me the company keeps a lean team of full-time employees who focus on reserving venues, booking artists and promotion.
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Fitch remains cautious regarding Mapfre Sigorta's recent expansion across motor lines as we believe there may be additional underwriting, pricing and reserving risks associated with rapid growth.
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Trump isn't so much delaying auto tariffs as he is holding a gun to the global auto industry's head and reserving his right to pull the trigger.
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Ultimately, Karlan is reserving his enthusiasm about Lyft's program until he knows whether this impromptu giving is in addition to or in lieu of more substantial donations.
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A source close to Sanders said it's unlikely he would use his vast email list to help Clinton raise money, instead reserving that for down-ticket candidates.
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Jeff Sessions, a top Trump ally, said Trump was merely reserving the right to challenge a close election, comparing it to Al Gore's legal challenges in 2000.
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She's the opposite of a passive-aggressive Californian—"oh yeah, whatever you want, that's cool, cool, man" while reserving their actual judgment or maybe not having any.
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Uber is reserving some shares in the IPO for some of its most active and best-performing drivers, including those who have completed at least 2,500 trips.
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"I would say there are a lot of female-focused initiatives that actually come short because they say they're reserving pockets for women but don't," she says.
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The new regime will bring greater consistency to PPO reserving assumptions used across the sector, thus reducing the risk of some insurers materially understating their PPO liabilities.
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Treasury management operations continue to be aimed at reserving cash in excess of what is contractually required to minimise the risk of liquidity stress in the future.
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U.S. stores offered deep discounts, entertainment and gifts to draw bargain hunters, but some shoppers said they were just eyeing goods, reserving their cash for online purchases.
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The lobbyists had been reserving rooms at other locations, but shifted their bookings to the president's luxury hotel after Trump was elected, spending more than $270,000 there.
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The Daily Beast details how, in 2016, Microsoft's legal team sued Fancy Bear (also known by many other aliases) for reserving domain names that violated Microsoft trademarks.
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In the original bowl, mix the tomatoes, beans, radishes, dill, parsley and the other half of the dressing ingredients (reserving a pinch of parsley for garnish). 3.
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The school also makes accommodations for students with specific housing requests, reserving rooms for students who have disabilities, are transgender, or are in a sorority or fraternity.
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The underlying law was adopted in 85033, but past administrations have used it more leniently, reserving criminal detentions largely for repeat offenders in lieu of first-timers.
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For example, she suggests dividing up "extra" money like tax returns and bonuses between putting away large chunks for the future and reserving some to treat yourself.
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The rating may also be upgraded if Tugu Re improves its regulatory risk-based capital (RBC) ratio to above 22013% and enhances risk management, including reserving techniques.
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" More broadly, he said he was "reserving judgment" on how best to deal with increased concentration in tech, "other than there ought to be a fulsome debate.
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Habben Jansen said the extra time had helped with a number of processes, such as reserving office space, which now allowed for a quicker execution of tasks.
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They have taken to Facebook to urge other Sanders backers to sell out the venue in Burlington on Thursday night by reserving tickets and not showing up.
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Tracker would be sullen and resentful, reserving his gentleness for a group of deformed children, called mingi , whom he meets through an "anti-witch" called the Sangoma.
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The justices, however, "refused to address whether the pledges were enforceable, reserving that issue for a latter day," said Pepperdine University associate professor of law Derek Muller.
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The local media has covered the visit breathlessly, reserving special interest for a trophy that Mr. Trump planned to present at a sumo tournament on Sunday evening.
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After initially ignoring Mr. Buttigieg and reserving his ridicule for other potential Democratic challengers, Mr. Trump has commented on the mayor twice in the last few days.
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Now is a good time for intellectual humility, and for reserving judgment on an administration whose ultimate effects on domestic tranquillity and the Pax Americana remain uncertain.
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The agency claims it has shared with the industry more than 90 percent of flaws it has found, reserving only the most valuable for its own hackers.
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Ahead, we've rounded up a selection of drobes that'll carry you through this period of self-isolation while reserving its spot in your outside outfit rotation too.
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But it turns out that in Belgrade, reserving a table at a club just means you have a guaranteed spot to stand without getting jostled — for free.
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You'll need time for details like figuring out when you can move into the new place, reserving parking spots and finding the best pros for the job.
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His campaign moved swiftly on Tuesday to assert his financial might, reserving his first television ads of the campaign — a two-week, $1.73 million buy in Iowa.
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The CPB governs presidential and vice-presidential televised debates down to their most minute details, effectively reserving access to dozens of millions of voters to their candidates.
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I wouldn&apost say they&aposre the most comfortable for every day — but, since they&aposre slimming, I&aposd suggest reserving this pair for a night out.
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For five years, Mexican regulators have withheld a huge chunk of radio spectrum (2628 MHz) from private carriers, reserving it for a state-crafted wholesale wireless network.
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Notably, Rakowitz turned over roughly half the gallery space to Cleveland-based artists, reserving only the back room for his own work, "A Color Removed" (2015–ongoing).
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Bialik said she makes "self-protecting and wise" choices, such as reserving her "sexual self" for those she's most intimate with, dressing modestly, and not flirting with men.
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"It was traumatic," Sutherland said, adding that screenwriters have already approached him about the story but that he is reserving rights to the story for the time being.
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Weidmann repeated his longstanding criticism of asset purchases, arguing that the ECB should follow a clear order when using policy instruments, reserving bond purchases as an emergency tool.
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Regulatory filings show the two are reserving their right to resign if a judge approves founder Sumner Redstone's move to remove five directors, including Dauman, from Viacom's board.
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Due to a further decline in market interest rates, the Austrian regulator has modified the rules for the required Zinszusatzruckstellung (ZZR), an additional reserving requirement introduced in 2013.
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If they agree, they are given more information about the details of the plan, including a note that says they won't be charged just by reserving a spot.
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Top with the remaining beans and stock to not-quite cover, reserving about 1 203/2 to 2 quarts of stock to add while the cassoulet cooks. 9.
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The ratings also take into account a strong business profile in the core markets of RSA, along with its prudent reserving philosophy and its low-risk investment portfolio.
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Simply put, reserving all the support jobs for women constitutes unequal treatment, and drafted men aren't likely to accept women occupying an unfair share of low-risk jobs.
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BMW is also considering expanding in the area of reserving parking spaces and electric car-charging stations over mobile phones, a market which is still fragmented within countries.
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Reserving too early can "be taken as a sign of how much you are expecting to pay, and thus set an unfavorable anchor for settlement negotiations," he said.
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I was deterred enough to ask Rossi tell me the odds of a catastrophic failure while secretly reserving the right to ignore them should I feel like it.
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BMW is also considering expanding in the area of reserving parking spaces and electric car charging stations over mobile phones, a market which is still fragmented within countries.
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Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows told reporters he's already found one thing in the bill he had not agreed to, and is reserving announcing support for the legislation.
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Some Republican lawmakers say they're reserving the right to endorse the discharge petition but want to give Ryan and GOP leaders more time to find a solution. Rep.
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At this point, the Clinton campaign has budgeted 167 times as much money as Trump has on reserving slots for her campaign commercials going into the general election.
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A final Collins note There have been a lot of headlines in recent days noting that Collins is reserving the right to vote against the final tax bill.
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"The commonwealth attorney seems to be reserving felonies for situations when people got hurt, and when Corey Long fired off the spray can, nobody got hurt," he said.
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More than 80% of U.S. customers are reserving Mach-E with an extended range battery, while about 55% opted for all-wheel drive, Ford said in a statement.
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He piles up the evidence, reserving most of his scorn for the liberal meritocratic class that he believes has allowed Democrats to be depicted as out of touch.
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Some of the biggest chains have taken steps to deal with this surge in demand, rationing food items and reserving certain opening hours for elderly or disabled shoppers.
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Apparently, tolerance, love of thy fellow person, and reserving judgment as the purview of God are not Christian principles that Immanuel Christian School or Karen Pence hold dear.
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The agency is also reserving a few spots aboard the rocket for international groups, and three other cubesats will be chosen through a competition called NASA's Cube Quest Challenge.
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So I'm reserving the lion's share of my judgment for SPiN and Amy Chan for a name that is at worst sexist, but also the least clever alliteration ever.
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But when it came time to renew or reserve new advertising, Mr. Trump is taking a more frugal approach, reserving about $315,000 in New Hampshire and $350,000 in Iowa.
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The manifesto also foresees reserving certain rights now available to all residents, including free education, to French citizens only, hiring 15,000 police, curbing migration and leaving NATO's integrated command.
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He then pleaded guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm, reserving the right to appeal the district court's rejection of his motion to dismiss the charge.
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According to ex-pat blogs on the topic, the process can take many months and the government has a "protectionist attitude" toward reserving high-paying jobs for Belizean citizens.
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The free Google meals represent a meaningful perk — along with extended vacation policies and world-class health insurance — that the company is increasingly reserving for its full-time employees.
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But the SEC is investigating GE's reserving policies and the $22 billion write-down of its power business earlier this year, which makes dismissing the whistle-blower's claims difficult.
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Trump remained bellicose – saying a deal was potentially close, but reserving the right to ratchet up tariffs "very substantially" against Beijing if no deal was sealed early next month.
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Imagine a national budget that reflects steady growth, gives a healthy boost to science and technology while reserving big slices of the overall pie to defense and social spending.
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Critics denounced the rushed deal and complained that the Legislature was applying new tax revenue to a stadium instead of reserving it to alleviate an anticipated state budget shortfall.
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Among other gripes (such as Apple's subscription tax), Spotify pointed to hands-free Siri compatibility as one convenient feature that Apple was reserving for its own Apple Music service.
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He expresses admiration for autocrats like Kim Jong-un and Mr. Putin, while reserving his most acidic comments for democratic partners like Germany's Angela Merkel and Canada's Justin Trudeau.
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Gohil said he is renovating and extending his palace, built in 1927, on the 15-acre site, installing solar panels for power, and reserving some land for organic farming.
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The city has, however, closed part of the street south of the tower, East 56th Street, at least while Mr. Trump is at home, reserving it for his motorcade.
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Penguins use the syllables available to them to speak in the most economical fashion they can, the paper suggested, by reserving the shorter ones for the most common calls.
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KAMPALA, June 12 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling strengthened on Wednesday as some corporate buyers stayed on the sidelines, reserving their local currency holdings for mid-month taxes, traders said.
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If I were Mr. Pruitt, I would purchase 500 of these bad boys to distribute to my finest employees while greedily reserving at least ten for my own personal use.
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Instead of reserving sequin heels and dresses for winter holiday parties, the Spring/Summer 2016 runways proved that it's time for the warmer seasons to indulge in a little sparkle.
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The deal would have eased the FARC's transformation into a normal political party by reserving for it ten seats in the 268-seat congress in two elections, starting in 2018.
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Directors were frustrated by AIG's stunning fourth-quarter loss, which was the result of under-reserving, and the second surprise charge in a row, people familiar with the matter said.
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According to a source with knowledge of the ad buy, the DSCC is reserving $10 million in air time to target the state's open Senate seat in Florida, which Sen.
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On its website, CCTV said the guilty party had pressed charges to try to obscure the facts, and the broadcaster supported Kong in reserving the right to make counter charges.
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"We got bigger data plans, we put limits on the kids, and it was never enough," Anderson says, reserving particular bitterness for his 18.333-year-old daughter's use of Snapchat.
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Instead of reserving a number of places for black students at high-ranking university such as the University of Texas, he suggested that "slower track schools" might be more appropriate.
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Reserving a One will run you a refundable €19,000 (around $21,700 at the current exchange rate) down payment, and the final cost is expected to be €119,000, a whopping $135,800.
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Those in the UK, France, or other countries not part of the initial group of markets can still express interest in reserving a Polestar 1 on the company's website, polestar.com.
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It seems unthinkable, at a time when legroom is shrinking and reserving a seat means paying extra, that an airline would give, say, complimentary sparkling wine to economy-class flyers.
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It's also reserving 4 of those 2,000 points for non-BlueSG users — presumably privately owned electric or plug-in hybrid drivers that can pay a fee to get a charge.
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There was some confusion when the human being on the phone asked about the reservation time, and again when the human asked for the first name of the reserving party.
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The Chinese Communist Party's People's Daily reported last Friday that there was a jump in the number of pregnant women who were reserving beds for delivery this upcoming lunar year.
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The president, while reserving the right to change course, said he agreed not to dump the deal after talking with the leaders of Mexico and Canada in separate telephone calls.
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Michael Moore is reportedly reserving a seat each night at his one-man Broadway show for President Trump — even though the performances are meant to protest the commander in chief.
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Many observers expect regulators to take a forgiving approach and give companies time to get their systems in order, reserving harsh penalties for large firms that egregiously fail to comply.
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The White House, however, is reserving the right to send up another package -- likely larger, and touching the omnibus -- at a later date, depending on the success of this one.
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An increase in the minimum wage at the start of 220 adds to the risk of inadequate reserving because death and disability compensation is directly linked to the minimum wage.
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A top Republican super-PAC tasked with protecting the party's Senate majority announced on Tuesday that it's reserving nearly $28500 million in fall TV ads in five Senate battleground states.
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Over 70 percent of respondents told us that user reviews make them feel safer when booking a handyman or cleaner, using a ridesharing service, or reserving a short-term rental.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee increased its spending on television ads by $250,000 on Monday, according to committee sources, reserving ad space for the final two weeks of the campaign.
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Better Ventures will typically invest between $250,000 and $400,000 in early stage companies, reserving some capital for follow-on rounds at the Series A and B stage in those startups.
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This is why some longtime market observers are reserving a full endorsement of this rally's staying power, or its chances to continue its run toward the January highs right away.
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A major super PAC with ties to House GOP leadership is reserving about $48 million in general election ads as it looks to protect Republicans' majority during a tough cycle.
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The city's other efforts included reserving 1,500 hotel rooms to potentially use for people with mild coronavirus symptoms or other illnesses, said Deanne Criswell, the city's commissioner of emergency management.
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I don't see a reason against it, especially if there was a penalty for not showing up at the movie after reserving tickets to dissuade no shows, à la ClassPass.
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The Syrian government agreed to a ceasefire that started on Saturday morning "while reserving the right to respond to any violation by the terrorists", the state news agency SANA said.
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Instead of reserving the dance for a once-a-year, primarily religious event to celebrate the Virgin of Guadalupe, as others do, Mr. Pérez's group performs regularly for the community.
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Gem-cut glass added luster, and the combining of colors within single pieces of glass reduced the need for leading, reserving it to render lines for the delineation of figures.
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The justices, however, "refused to address whether the pledges were enforceable, reserving that issue for a later day," Derek Muller, associate professor of law at Pepperdine University, told VICE News.
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After reserving space at the Four Seasons for a February stay, the Kuwaiti Embassy switched its booking to the Trump hotel—following pressure, according to one report, from the Trump Organisation.
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"The bull case for Goldman is if we get through the one MDB with very little reserving over and above what we've got in our model, then yes, it's very reasonable."
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We note that the normalised combined ratio, adjusting back for variations in reserving and major losses versus budget, deteriorated to close to 15493%, reflecting the effects of a protracted soft market.
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Meanwhile, most museums' entrance fees have become more expensive than ever, thus still reserving the high art experience for an elite that formerly was intellectually cultivated, but today is financially endowed.
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However, his workshops advocate reserving these experiences for partners you know well, planning them while sober, and checking in continuously during the experience as the drug's effects may heighten or shift.
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Viacom — Chief Executive Philippe Dauman and Chief Operating Officer Thomas Dooley have sent letters reserving their right to resign "for good reason," in a move that protects their potential severance pay.
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When the episode opens in the Maldives, Becca admits she's fallen in love with both of her finalists — even though she's reserving those three little words for the last man standing.
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Samsonite, now valued at around $4.8 billion, said in a filing late on Thursday it was reserving the right to take legal action and would provide additional information in due course.
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The company, which owns Patisserie Valerie, also said it was reserving its position in respect of any potential claims it may have against Marsh, arrested this month and released on bail.
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The Metropolitan Police will be in charge of local airspace safety, agreeing to let the flight take place while reserving the right to cancel it the day-of for any reason.
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The department rarely gets involved in local cases, reserving this action for "cases in which they can provide expertise in areas that the federal government views as significant," per the Times.
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Gareth Truran, acting director for insurance supervision at the Bank's Prudential Regulation Authority, said the risk of reserving "deficiencies" was increasing in a sector that may be "optimistic" about its outlook.
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A group focused on recruiting and training scientists to run for office is reserving nearly $2 million in TV ads in three states that house highly competitive House races in 2018.
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No, the ugly truth is Germany Nazis treated Owens—publicly, at least—with far more respect than he received stateside, reserving their characteristically racist remarks for private diaries and internal communiques.
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A senior advisor at NRCC told Axios that they didn't specifically name the districts they're reserving, like CLF did, because they don't want to tip their hand in where they're spending.
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They can also book tickets ahead of time, instead of reserving a seat but paying for the ticket at the movie theater before the show starts, which is what MoviePass offers.
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If Hollywood Boulevard were a nightclub, the Chamber of Commerce would be its bouncer, reserving unchecked power to turn away even the most famous A-lister without any kind of explanation.
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However, its rating is constrained by its focus on the small niche market and its volatile reserving experience amid the industry-wide underwriting deficit for third-party motor insurance in Malaysia.
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Details like such as whether or not you'll fill the gas tank before dropping it off are case by case, and you can opt in or out when reserving the vehicle.
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The public show, which features vehicles from manufacturers ranging from Ford and Volkswagen to BMW and Infiniti, with Alfa Romeo and Mercedes-AMG also reserving space, will be held from Jan.
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The closest thing, UCC 1-308, is in the definitions section and doesn't have any penalties, and it's mostly about reserving the right to sue even if you accept defective goods.
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On Tuesday, a super PAC supportive of Ms. Klobuchar, which calls itself the Kitchen Table Conversations PAC, also began reserving more than $400,000 in television time in Nevada and South Carolina.
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In 2014, Yeshiva agreed to surrender a majority stake in the Einstein medical school to Montefiore Health System, giving the hospital operational and financial responsibility while reserving Einstein's academics for itself.
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If the Costco package comes in below the total cost of booking all the trip components separately — or fairly even, but provides extra amenities — then you can feel good about reserving it.
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The company, which owns Patisserie Valerie, also said it was reserving its position in respect of any potential claims it may have against Marsh, arrested earlier this month and released on bail.
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In the summer of 2016, however—soon after customers began reserving Model 3s—Musk called a meeting that changed everything, according to multiple people who attended or were briefed on the gathering.
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Tesla just published a blog post with some more details on reserving a Model 3, which is scheduled to debut at an event at the company's Hawthorne, California facility late next week.
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Or is he absorbing the scene and the people, reserving what he sees for his great purpose, part of that mysterious transformation that will elevate all this pettiness into something improbably noble?
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Some places draw the line between "low" and "moderate" at the level at which pollution starts to cause immediate health effects, reserving the red band for smog that severely affects most people.
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In both Jordan and the West Bank the authorities sought to stack the ballot against the Islamists by reserving a disproportionate number of seats for groups such as Christians, Circassians and women.
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Titles of these slides included: "KSM [Khalid Sheikh Mohammed] Non-Immigrant Visa Application"; "Funding of the 9/11 Attacks"; Early to Mid-2001: Additional Funding"; and "August 2011: Reserving 9/11 Tickets.
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Patent wars are infrequent in the technology industry, which depends on thousands of patents that companies frequently cross license to rivals, while reserving their most strategic intellectual property to create proprietary products.
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On the gas side, the increased number of rigs operating is consistent with Saudi Arabia's strategy of switching power generation to gas from oil, reserving more valuable crude for refining or exporting.
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I'm honestly reserving judgement until we have a review unit in hand, though I will say I'm more excited to try this out than just about any mainstream wearable in recent memory.
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By reserving advertising early, investing unprecedented resources in digital, and running the country's only House-focused national field program, CLF is prepared to lead the way in defending the House Republican majority.
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Republicans cheered line after line, reserving one of their loudest roars for Mr. Trump's celebration of "our massive tax cut" — a proposal opposed by every single Democrat in the House and Senate.
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Just cook some pasta — ziti, for instance, for that's what is on the shelf — in salted water, and drain it just before it is done, reserving a cup of the cooking water.
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In exchange for reserving a percentage of units for the affordable housing lottery, the developer will pass on a tax discount to buyers that will gradually diminish, over a 20-year period.
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As soon as the details of Mr. MacArthur's amendment emerged, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee released digital ads in 30 districts to "educate voters" — reserving a five-figure buy for Mr. MacArthur's.
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Other provinces and cities in China, such as southern Guangdong and Guangxi provinces, soon followed suit, reserving hotels for tourists from Wuhan and other parts of Hubei province, according to state media.
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Yet military leaders appear to believe that reserving the option to deny the use of space to potential adversaries is more important than the benefits that come with a less weaponized space.
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It's highly unlikely that Samsung will run short on supply, but by reserving a pre-order, you're at least closer toward the front of the line to buy one on launch day.
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Some internet users accused the network of blackmailing the unnamed source, who had also posted racist and anti-Semitic content, by reserving the right to name him if he did so again.
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That figure would nearly triple the funding level of Colorado's state pre-K program—which can currently serve fewer than half of eligible children—while reserving hundreds of millions for reducing emissions.
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We note that the normalised combined ratio, adjusting back for variations in reserving and major losses versus budget, deteriorated to close to 100% (breakeven), reflecting the effects of a protracted soft market.
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Amazon&aposs pitch is that Alexa can be used for things like reserving meeting rooms, starting conference calls, and allowing IT teams to build a voice interface for applications such as Salesforce.
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The increasing cost charges stemming from the need to fund additional regulatory reserving requirements (Zinszusatzreserve, ZZR) reached EUR298 million in 2016, (2015: EUR204 million), which was mainly financed through realised capital gains.
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In this scenario, Trump would sign stand-alone bills to fund the majority of the government, while reserving the right to veto others if they don't include funding for the border wall.
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As many tribes entered into agreements with the Crown and later the US, we were specific in reserving our right to fish, hunt, and harvest as we always have on our lands.
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"One cannot come up with a program that requires sacrifices from everyone, especially from those who are at the bottom of the pyramid, while reserving privileges for those who ... have power," Bayrou said.
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"We should allow people to return to their jobs and families while they wait for trial, reserving preventive detention only for those cases that pose a true flight or safety risk," Warren said.
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Fitch says sufficient capital buffers, prudent risk management and improved reserving techniques are essential for reinsurers to match their rapid growth and remain resilient against any potential catastrophe events in catastrophe-prone Indonesia.
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The price changes come because of a process called "principle-based reserving," which changes the formula for figuring out how much money insurance companies have to put aside to pay off future claims.
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The character is a Roseanne Roseannadanna for modern times, lovingly parodying our generation's tackiest obsessions while still reserving affection for creativity, imagination, and the simple bravery of being a weird girl in public.
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A major Democratic super PAC is reserving nearly $80 million in fall TV ads across nine states with marquee Senate races as Democrats mount an uphill battle to take back the Senate majority.
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In addition to spending billions on licensing for these shows as well developing original content, media companies are also reserving large chunks of their budgets — stretching into the hundreds of millions — for advertising.
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The Senate Majority PAC (SMP), a PAC with ties to Democratic leadership, announced earlier this month that it's reserving nearly $80 million in general election ads across nine states with top Senate races.
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Stores offered heavy discounts, creative gimmicks and free gifts to draw bargain hunters out of their homes, but some shoppers said they were just browsing the merchandise, reserving their cash for internet purchases.
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Many of those interviewed seemed almost resigned to having a white male nominee, reserving their angst for what they view as a greater priority than diversity atop the Democratic ticket: defeating Mr. Trump.
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For example, reserving the use of the word "catastrophic" for only some extremely violent storms, would make it more of a common call to action rather than a description of just one episode.
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China's stance is a broad one, and it appears the Chinese government is reserving the right to prosecute both users and image and video hosting services for failing to abide by the rules.
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When you listen to Trump's Inaugural Address, or his first State of the Union, keep reminding yourself that he's reserving the right to forget everything he's said as soon as he says it.
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" Roughly 10 hours after she arrived in Wildwood, the president took the stage and launched into his familiar call-and-responses, reserving special treatment for Democrats, whom he called "do nothing" and "crazy.
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But he said a number of efforts had been made to reach out to Krakow residents, most notably by reserving tickets at the door for locals to the club nights in Hotel Forum.
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To some degree, the actual action of Halt and Catch Fire wraps up in the season's seventh, eighth, and ninth episodes, reserving episode 10 (the finale) as a space for rumination and final thoughts.
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Should there be a privilege or other objection regarding any question, we will attempt to resolve any disagreement while reserving our right to take any and all measures in response to unfounded privilege assertions.
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Experiencing an eclipse from within the path of totality is considered so singular and marvelous that amateur eclipse chasers and professional astronomers alike started booking travel, scheduling transportation, and reserving lodging years in advance.
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He also objected to reserving ten seats in Colombia's 268-seat congress for the FARC in the next two elections, a measure intended to ease the group's transition from armed insurgency to political party.
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" "Should there be a privilege or other objection regarding any question, we will attempt to resolve any disagreement while reserving our right to take any and all measures in response to unfounded privilege assertions.
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Fitch believes that DEVK P&C's claims reserving methods are strong enough for the insurer to withstand competitive pressures in Germany's motor insurance market without a loss of market share or deterioration in capitalisation.
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Scientists have long thought that this many-armed denizen of the deep was strictly solitary and didn't interact much with its fellows, reserving its color-shifting ability for intimidating predators — or hiding from them.
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The UDI, which last week withdrew its support for Fillon and is still officially reserving judgment, seems set to back him once it secures a deal for an alliance in the June parliamentary elections.
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" While reserving final judgment on Pruitt, Manchin wrote in a letter to West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, made public Wednesday, that he believes "the president should have a chance to pick his team.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The affirmations reflect SGL's and AAI's strong brands and franchise, solid operating performances, comprehensive reinsurance programme, robust capital ratios, moderate financial leverage, conservative investment approach and historically sound non-life reserving.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The affirmations reflect SGL's and AAI's strong brands and franchise, solid operating performance, comprehensive reinsurance programmes, robust capital ratios, modest financial leverage, conservative investment approach and historically sound non-life reserving.
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Instead, chess programs filter their options as they go along, selecting promising-looking moves and reserving their number-crunching prowess for the simulation of the thousands of outcomes that flow from those chosen few.
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An empty seat below the presidential podium bore a piece of paper reserving it for the unidentified spouse of the nominee so as not to tip off nosy reporters and spoil the big reveal.
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People who got on right away and were willing to pay the full cost of the phone up front had no problem reserving any model of phone, with any storage capacity, in any color.
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With Western observers still reserving judgment, it was not yet clear whether this election would pass the test and give President Mnangagwa of the governing ZANU-PF party legitimacy as a democratically chosen leader.
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At the end of the story, which showed images of — among other things — "Working Girl" on her television, praise for the Los Angeles market Erewhon for reserving the hour between 6 and 7 a.m.
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Her Cantonese mother insists on reserving a place at the table for her favorite spicy soy-braised lamb shanks, and the other side of the family produces platters of jeon (fritters) and mandoo (dumplings).
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Some of the Apple Card's major criticisms were its benefits are mediocre compared to cards that are already out there, and that reserving 3 percent cash back to Apple products only was self-serving.
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And Disney is expected to spend close to $24 billion this year on thesaterical releases and original streaming content, with the intention of reserving streaming access to those new films to Disney Plus subscribers.
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Mr. Saito said he believed that the younger Mr. Taylor had been a key conduit for planning the escape, ultimately reserving a Tokyo hotel room for Mr. Ghosn and providing him with the key.
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So far the Iranians are reserving judgment, but their tone has not been positive: Tehran said it will give a "decisive response" to France, Germany and the UK's "unconstructive" triggering of the JCPOA mechanism.
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Also, as the new technologies will reduce the volume of data actually recorded on the bitcoin blockchain, reserving it for its most essential function (immutable recording of transactions), this will significantly reduce bandwidth needs.
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"I guess I'm reserving judgment for how we define Republicanism going into the 2018 race," Mr. Mesnard said, adding of Mr. Flake's criticism of the president, "Obviously, he has offended a lot of people."
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Google monitoring the calendars of workers to see if anyone was reserving conference rooms, that kind of surveillance activity is a pretty typical part of what happens during a consulting firm's union vulnerability test.
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This money should be provided on a competitive basis without reserving the bulk for the major companies and leaving the smaller ones, like local independent providers, cooperatives and municipalities to fight for the scraps.
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VICE News reached out to the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP), but a spokesperson declined to comment, saying the proposed plan is not yet final and the group is reserving judgement until then.
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Regulatory filings show Viacom (VIAB) CEO Philippe Dauman and COO Thomas Dooley are reserving their right to resign if a judge approves founder Sumner Redstone's move to remove five directors, including Dauman, but not Dooley.
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A limit on the vehicle price rebates can be applied toward, reserving valuable discount dollars for people who might not otherwise be able to afford an electric vehicle, instead of using them on luxury vehicles.
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What it means: This aligns with the administration's focus on reserving the temporary visas for very high-skilled (and higher-paid) professionals while encouraging low- and mid-level jobs to go to American workers instead.
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" Hancock said in March that a judge's ruling that MetLife was not "too big to fail" opened up an opportunity for AIG to seek an exemption from the designation, but said he was "reserving judgment.
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The impaired financing ratio increased to 9.1% at end-2016 (8.8% at end-2015) with reserve coverage improving over the same period increasing to 97% from 90%, due to additional reserving requirements under IFRS 103.
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Los Angeles (CNN)Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign will make their final ad reservations for the fall this week, according to an aide, reserving -- in total -- $80 millions in ads through Election Day in eight states.
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"In the U.S., there are early signs that the market is responding to adverse claims trends in casualty business, where we are taking an increasingly cautious approach to reserving," Chief Executive Officer Bronek Masojada said.
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In Nashville, where African-Americans represent more than a quarter of the population, nearly 60 percent of voters in 2015 supported a charter amendment reserving a share of city-funded construction jobs for local residents.
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Giuliani told The New Yorker that Trump's original legal counsel struck a deal with the special counsel reserving the White House the right to object to the public disclosure of information covered by executive privilege.
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Rather, she envisions elevating all intimate bonds, including those between single people, and allotting protections and services to those who need them, rather than reserving them as benefits for those who possess the proper paperwork.
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The company regarded this increase in reserving as one-off and plans to boost future top-line growth by offering more comprehensive private-car policies and expanding its non-motor segment through the brokering channel.
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While season-ticket holders have the option of reserving them in advance, the posters are otherwise available for purchase only on game nights inside the Moda Center at Rip City Clothing Co. No game ticket?
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Background coverage: The story of two spies: While Sergei Skripal attempted to reinvent himself after the Cold War, Vladimir Putin worked to salvage the Soviet system, reserving special hatred for those he viewed as traitors.
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Though I'm reserving full judgment until I get a few more washes and wears out of it, I must grudgingly admit this meets a real need I didn't know I had, and does it well.
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On Friday, Japan notified the World Trade Organization that it was reserving the right to impose retaliatory tariffs against the United States in response to tariffs on steel and aluminum imports proposed by President Trump.
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"But people don't wear hanbok as much these days," reserving the full-skirted outfits for special occasions like weddings, Lunar New Year or Chuseok, the harvest moon festival that is a sort of Korean Thanksgiving.
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In September, "Slave Play," a Broadway show, hosted a "Black Out" performance — as labeled by the show's playwright, Jeremy O. Harris — reserving all 804 seats in the theater for black students, artists, journalists and performers.
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That's a little bit as if the United States government announced that it was reserving 10 percent of government jobs for all but the richest 5 percent of Americans, and African Americans need not apply.
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If the "Famous" singer had canceled the show days in advance (rather than merely three short hours before he was slated to take the stage), he would most likely only be charged for reserving the venue.
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Once the sauce was simmering and the noodles were done, we strained (reserving a bit of that starchy water for a little extra oomph in our sauce) and emptied the pasta into the sauce-filled pan.
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Washington (CNN)A major Democratic super PAC is reserving more than $10 million to spend in Florida this fall in what is expected to be an expensive and hard-fought race to replace exiting Republican Sen.
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While reserving the details for Monday's rollout, Schumer noted some of the key planks in "A Better Deal," including a $15-an-hour minimum wage, a sweeping child care proposal, and a $1 trillion infrastructure package.
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ZURICH, May 11 (Reuters) - Zurich Insurance on Thursday posted a 31 percent fall in first-quarter net earnings as a February change to British reserving rates impacted property and casualty insurers' financial results in the country.
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The material is mostly being reserved for use in the next Martian rover, called Mars 2020, and NASA is reserving some more for the fourth mission in the New Frontiers program, which hasn't been chosen yet.
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Instead of reserving such a high-profile meeting for until after a final deal had been reached, as is the usual custom, the president decided to make personal engagements with Kim the centerpiece of his strategy.
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Matt Stover, who tracks the auto industry for Susquehanna International Group, said he doubts the people reserving a Model 3 in 2016 are thinking about a tax credit that is some two or three years away.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's utilities are reserving capacity for nuclear power on their grids even though all but two of the nation's reactors remain closed with little prospect of many others restarting, according to a Reuters survey.
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When Maryann Gray, a secular Jew who grew up celebrating Easter and Christmas and reserving Scarsdale tennis courts on the High Holidays, first learned of the concept of cities of refuge, she was overcome with gratitude.
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The former president has remained mostly out of the spotlight since he left the White House, reserving his political capital for his charitable works and a handful of his brother Jeb Bush's 2016 presidential campaign stops.
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"Should there be a privilege or other objection regarding any question, we will attempt to resolve any disagreement while reserving our right to take any and all measures in response to unfounded privilege assertions," Nadler said.
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While McClendon said he is reserving a verdict for the end of the growing season when he knows just how much cotton he can harvest, he sees signs the Indigo microbes are having a positive impact.
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Some experts now say that wearing masks in public, as is typical in many parts of Asia, is good practice for average citizens, while reserving the more effective respirators for those in direct contact with patients.
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Tammy Baldwin (D-WI), for instance, recently said that she anticipates supporting Sanders's proposal — signaling her support for the idea of Medicare-for-all — while reserving the right to change her mind based on the specifics.
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Giving the place what Ms. Piège called "a more freestyle and spontaneous" feel also included modest prices, with set-price menus at less than €40, and reserving about half the 40 seats for walk-in diners.
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Representatives of the Office of Special Counsel, which has been working regularly with the office on whistleblower cases, and the Project on Government Oversight, a nonprofit that works with whistleblowers, both said they are reserving judgment.
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So without further ado, here are the 10 best films of 2019 (according to the Mashable entertainment team) (at this point in time) (while reserving the right to change our minds about any of this later).
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Since 2010 the luxury tour operator Abercrombie & Kent has been chartering Ponant ships to offer expedition cruises in places such as Japan and Antarctica by reserving entire ships and bringing in its own experts and guides.
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Tammy Baldwin (D-WI), for instance, recently said that she anticipates supporting Sanders's proposal — signaling her support for the idea of Medicare-for-all — while reserving the right to change her mind based on the specifics. .
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The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), a leading campus free speech group, is reserving judgment on the executive order in case these fears lead to an executive order that ends up actually chilling student rights.
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And I hesitate to imagine how embarrassed you'd be if someone thought you were upset that a private business was realizing a business opportunity by reserving one screening this weekend for women to see a superhero movie.
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Consequently, two workers say, managers encourage workers to use their California-mandated paid sick leave, which can be deducted in shorter increments, to cover lateness, reserving their unpaid time off in case they become actually sick later.
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To make matters worse, HP is still using Synaptics drivers on their consumer machines, instead reserving the buttery Windows Precision drivers for their enterprise-focused Elitebooks; because of this you lose the smoother multitouch gestures and interactions.
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The Paris Appeal Court's decision upheld a lower court ruling in March 2015 that a clause in Facebook's terms of agreement signed by users was 'abusive' in reserving exclusive rights to a California court to hear disputes.
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Sony will face a big decision about how best to leverage Spider-Man when the current deal with Marvel is up — reserving Spider-Man exclusively for its extended universe, or keeping the teen hero aligned with Marvel.
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Clinton's increasingly likely victory in the Democratic primary contest, and those pledges, the group has begun reserving $125 million in television and digital advertising for the general election campaign — a significant sum this early in the race.
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Harrods came under scrutiny this week after reports surfaced that it is reserving visits to its famous Christmas grotto to customers who spending more than $2,43 at the high-end shop over the course of the year.
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"Imagine how embarrassed you'd be if someone thought you were upset that a private business was realizing a business opportunity by reserving one screening this weekend for women to see a superhero movie," the mayor's letter says.
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I'm reserving judgment on that until we've had all the witnesses in, but the amount of contact between individuals affiliated with the Russian spy services and folks that were at least affiliated with Mr. Trump, it's unprecedented.
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He soon switched to bandannas and started reserving the reversed cap for practice sessions, just like his longtime rival Rafael Nadal, even if Nadal seems much more of a natural for the get-down-to-business look.
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However, since many chains are reserving early-morning hours for elderly and at-risk shoppers, the next least crowded time to shop is immediately after stores open to the general public, around 7:30 or 8 a.m.
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I elect to cheer them on from the third-base coach's box, reserving one-on-one whispers for personal instructions to the kids, trying to be supportive and positive, emphasizing the development of passion before professional mechanics.
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"Rather than provide clear assurances to Paul McCartney that defendants will not challenge his exercise of his termination rights, defendants are clearly reserving their rights pending the final outcome of the Duran Duran litigation," McCartney's lawsuit said.
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Sen. Rob Portman is reserving $15 million in advertising for his reelection campaign, by far the largest sum of money committed to a single Senate race in this year's contest for Senate control, campaign officials told POLITICO.
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Organizers on Iowa campuses are reserving rooms to turn into phone bank centers, distributing campaign-provided toe warmers to the foot soldiers and playing Mr. Sanders's spoken-word version of "This Land Is Your Land" to motivate them.
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To reach that level of spending, Trump would need to be particularly aggressive, reserving an additional $30 million in television ads on top of the $14 million he has already booked for each of these remaining three weeks.
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Mr Macron sparred with MEPs from across the spectrum, passionately defending his decision to attack weapons sites in Syria, and reserving particular venom for a former ally of Marine Le Pen, the nationalist leader he bested last year.
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Key rating triggers for a downgrade of the DEVK group include the Prism FBM score falling to 'very strong', a significant weakening of reserving methodologies or a substantial decrease in motor premiums due to pricing pressure from competition.
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To serve place some warm jasmine rice on each plate, top with the stir fry, reserving a little back, then add the crispy egg, followed by a final spoon of stir fry and any juice over the top!
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We estimate that the average effective guarantee rate of a typical German life insurance portfolio is 21387% (including the impact from additional reserving requirements), which is above the yields that insurers are able to achieve on new investments.
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A conservative reserving bias, improved claims management and sustained strong risk margins have supported positive prior-period reserve development, which averaged 3% a year of SGL's opening equity (excluding banking net assets) in the five years to FYE16.
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In a statement on its website, Intel said it routinely works closely with customers, partners, other chipmakers and researchers to mitigate any issues that are identified, and that part of the process involved reserving blocks of CVE numbers.
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Whether it's reserving one work day each week for reflection or making sure to book vacations throughout the year in order to rejuvenate in an exotic destination, some celebrity executives succeed in part by prioritizing work-life balance.
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The judge didn't make a ruling on the motions to dismiss, reserving that decision for a later time, but did point out some vagueness in Kesha's counterclaims and may give her an opportunity to file an amended version.
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Fiona Lau and Julie Zhu at Reuters are now reporting that Xiaomi could be one of the first companies to take advantage of the new CDR mechanism, potentially reserving 30 percent of its new issue for CDR buyers.
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Similarly, Inbox by Gmail and Outlook's Clutter feature can help filter low-priority email by tracking the emails that are read and ignored, adapting to user preferences and reserving the user's time for only the most important messages.
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Reserving the dual-camera system to the iPhone 7 Plus would be a departure from Apple's current strategy when it comes to the camera module, as both the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus have the same camera module.
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Obviously, this now is a unique set of circumstances, but my sense is that he's going to try and respect that tradition while reserving the right to speak out in given moments when things rise to that level.
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And while the law reserving seats for women in village councils has resulted in over one million women being elected, a similar draft law for state and federal parliament has been sidelined by successive governments for two decades.
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"The anonymous author went on to say that they do not "cheer on" Trump&aposs potential impeachment, writing that, at the outset of the impeachment inquiry, they believed in reserving judgement "until the facts were on the table.
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But he is demonstrably right in concluding that Islamic orthodoxy deviated from its foundations by "abrogating" the peaceful and tolerant verses of the Quran, by reserving salvation only to Muslims, or by adopting some cruel practices like stoning.
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One of the larger pieces at the 53rd Street location titled "Kassel Corridor: Elliptical Space" (1972) is locked and can only be entered after reserving a timeslot — the work is designed to accommodate one visitor at a time.
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Representative Mark Amodei of Nevada on Friday became the first Republican member of the House of Representatives to back the rapidly escalating impeachment inquiry — but he said he was reserving judgment on whether President Trump should be impeached.
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"We always recommend reserving a room block as early as possible, since it will get you the best rates," said Ms. Strauss-Goldman, adding that couples should reserve their hotel blocks at least six months before their wedding.
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While some doctors saw this announcement as a stunning and unexpected result that could change medical practice, others are reserving their judgment until the company shares its data, which have not been published in a peer-reviewed journal.
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Meanwhile, Trump's trip to Saudi Arabia in the coming days, may not be a market trigger, many traders told Reuters, although they are reserving some optimism that deeper ties with U.S. companies could be beneficial for some companies.
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However, it appears that the battery is already sold out for the rest of the year, despite the fact that Tesla's site still offers the option of reserving a Powerwall for an "early 2016" ship date on new orders.
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Sinemia quickly followed suit with similarly too-good-to-be-true subscription plans that would let you basically see movies for free, so long as you paid up front and actually followed through with reserving tickets through the platform.
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Some GOP aides and allies say the opening of the inquiry as laid out in the Democratic resolution is designed to sideline the most vocal conservative critics of impeachment by reserving public hearings for only the House Intelligence Committee.
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In February he toyed with reinstating a policy reserving civil-service jobs for veterans—a move the generals favour both because a lot of superannuated senior officers need jobs and because having brother officers thus installed increases their power.
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The ensuing outcry, which included gardeners chaining themselves to fences to block bulldozers, was eventually defused when Mr. Giuliani's successor, Michael R. Bloomberg, helped broker a deal that permanently preserved 400 gardens, while reserving 150 as potential building sites.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve is widely expected to cut interest rates at its policy meeting in two weeks, but San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President Mary Daly is still reserving judgment on the best course of action.
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At this point, I think it makes sense to accept the judgment of the U.S. intelligence community that Russian agents were involved in the hack, while reserving the right to reconsider in light of any new facts that emerge.
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A new book, "Famous Nathan", by Lloyd Handwerker, Famous Nathan's grandson, recounts the all-American tale, reserving as much sentimentality for his grandfather's story as for that of the once-great Coney Island, the people's paradise by the sea.
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That hits all points you might want: The company sets a price that generates lots of cash for itself, while reserving a portion of potential return for the public markets, helping to ensure that it posts a substantial bump.
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In Parliament, the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee has spent more than a year investigating disinformation and fake news, reserving special scrutiny for Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who has declined to appear before them and other European parliaments.
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The British Poultry Council, a trade group, has warned that some businesses are reserving their limited supplies of the gas for use in slaughterhouses, rather than for packaging, to ensure that chickens are killed in a more humane fashion.
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Mr. Reña butchers whole chickens in Tama's minimal kitchen, reserving thighs for adobo and chopping white meat down to popcorn-size nuggets, which are doused with patis (Filipino fish sauce), dusted with cornstarch and fried until burnished and perfect.
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The three meals I tried were delicious, and recipes included reminders for things like reserving part of an ingredient for later use or not removing a fond from a pan that would be used later to make a sauce.
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The Impoundment Control Act of 1974 was written to ensure that the practice of reserving funds did not become a way for reckless presidents (like Richard Nixon) to further their own policies and priorities at the expense of Congress's.
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That could mean reserving a large portion of the offer for individual Saudi investors, and pricing it in a way that boosts the chance of them making money on their investment, perhaps by offering them some form of discount.
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Meanwhile in the U.K., the government has allocated an extra £2 billion ($) to government ministries in the event of a "no-deal" Brexit and order 3500 troops to be on standby and reportedly reserving space on ferries for emergency food supplies.
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According to regulatory filings made public on Monday, Dauman and Dooley sent letters reserving the right to resign if a judge issues a final order approving Redstone's action last month to remove Dauman and four other directors from Viacom's board.
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Rebel factions, which had agreed to the latest ceasefire to give civilians a reprieve from the heavy bombing while reserving the right to respond to attacks, said the Syrian army had violated the ceasefire by maintaining its shelling of populated areas.
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Harward's decision revived Washington scuttlebutt about the extent to which political influences are weighing on the national security team in the White House following Trump's executive order reserving a spot for his controversial adviser Steve Bannon in NSC principals committee meetings.
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But airlines are reserving an increasing number of seat assignments for those who pay extra, meaning that you may not get to sit next to your traveling companions on a flight unless you're willing to pay more for the privilege.
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"Although he strongly disagrees with the allegations that have been made, he will respect his family's privacy by reserving any further comments until the case has been concluded," said Lee Wedekind III, Scott Mackenzie's attorney, in a statement provided to CNBC.
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A key measure in the presidential platform National Front (FN) leader Marine Le Pen will unveil this weekend will be to break France's dependence on market financing by reserving the right to order the central bank to buy up its bonds.
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In reality, the central bank sold only small amounts of the American currency at the official one-to-one exchange rate, reserving a portion for grain and fuel imports, another for essential inputs to production and the remainder for favoured insiders.
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That means subscribers can also take advantage of Atom Tickets' other benefits — like reserving seats in advance, inviting friends through their contacts, pre-ordering concessions for quick pickup where available and checking in using a phone instead of paper tickets.
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But as soon as we started and I saw our customers and I heard they were reserving four weeks beforehand, then I thought, 'They really have expectations' and from that point I started to realize people are really waiting for this.
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Farther along the criminal justice pipeline, judges may be given statistics-based assessments of whether someone convicted of crime should be paroled; these predictions provide efficiency, in theory, by reserving second chances for those an algorithm concludes won't waste them.
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LinkedIn executives have also dabbled with silent meetings, reserving the first five or 10 minutes of some meetings to pre-read materials that will be discussed, according to a 2015 post by Brian Rumao, LinkedIn's chief of staff to the CEO.
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But the stakes for Tesla are much higher, and by collecting refundable deposits from people who still have not seen the final car they are reserving the right to buy, they are actively courting disappointment — and even disaster — down the road.
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A conservative reserving bias, improvements in claims management and the maintenance of strong risk margins have supported positive prior-period reserve development, which averaged 27234% a year of the non-life division's opening equity in the five years to FYE216.
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Users can begin reserving a chopper today at 3PM ET for a ride from Van Nuys Airport (an Uber SUV will pick you up from any location in LA and bring you to the airport) to Indio, California for the festival.
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The subordinated debt has also been affirmed at 'BBB+' KEY RATING DRIVERS The ratings of Beazley are underpinned by its historically strong and stable underwriting performance, strong capitalisation, prudent reserving practices and its established position in the London insurance market.
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Reserving much-reduced funding for these purposes will put an end to what has made public media so controversial: grant support for programming reflecting strong political points of view—programming which government should not be in the business of supporting.
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"We are happy to reach an agreement with Ms. Donaldson that secures her prompt response to the Committee's questions while reserving the right of the Committee to call her in when she is again able to travel and testify," he continued.
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While there are limited abuses that should be addressed, rather than turning back the clock and reserving conservation for individual landowners only, we should continue to democratize the process and make sure more Americans can take part in this important endeavor.
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By identifying low-risk, nonviolent offenders and more effective ways to rehabilitate them, we are steering these offenders away from a life of crime and reserving our expensive prison beds for the violent offenders who pose a public safety risk.
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Founded in 1999, Wiseguy employed about a dozen ticket "pullers" to work Ticketmaster's phone lines, memorizing the quickest ways through automated phone trees and sweet talking the company's representatives into reserving tickets for them the second they went on sale.
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She would go on to mount a career in merchandising and creative for footwear and accessories brands, always reserving a special appreciation for the artistry bestowed upon shoes made in the mom-and-pop operations so commonly found in Italy.
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While the findings were both supported and countered by subsequent research, many experts emphasize that diet is the much preferred source of calcium, reserving supplements for people who already have osteoporosis, have broken bones or face a significant fracture risk.
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The furry little buggers had somehow cottoned on to the restaurant reserving the best food out back, and were undaunted by the need to hop down a driveway, across some paving, and even down some stairs in order to source it.
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The result, a play of monologues and music recommended for visitors 9 and older — arriving early and reserving museum tickets online are strongly advised — conjures the realities and the dreams of individual lives that had been lost to the ages.
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If, like me, you already have some of the albums by Mr. Zorn being reissued on vinyl, you can still support Tzadik by reserving a copy of the new set (email the address on the label's website) and paying them directly.
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"We are using cryptocurrencies to top up our cellphones, to make purchases online, and there are even people reserving hotel rooms with (it)," said the 33-year-old, who trades crypto as a side gig to his family's baking business.
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Dollar General is designating the first hour of operations every day in its more than 16,000 stores to senior customers, while Target is reserving the first hour of shopping every Wednesday for the elderly and those with underlying health issues.
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BOOK A PRIVATE ROOM FOR THE HOLIDAY MEAL Reserving a private room for Thanksgiving or Christmas Day or the first night of Hanukkah at your hotel's restaurant or another restaurant in town evokes a cozy and familial feeling, Ms. Gardner said.
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LONDON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Pro-Brexit former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith said he was reserving judgment on the last-minute deal struck by Britain and the European Union on Thursday until he understood why Northern Ireland's DUP opposed it.
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When pressed, they will say it could be the biggest political crisis in decades or a smear campaign against the president, but with other, more pressing local issues on their minds, many North Carolinians are reserving their judgment — and their attention.
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As the campaign unfolded, Mr. Modi's team built on an old B.J.P. theme, about how previous governments had catered to the 20 percent Muslim minority in Uttar Pradesh, reserving for them unfair shares of public jobs, services and welfare assistance.
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Redlener said there&aposs a reason the shelters no longer exist: Major cities like New York and San Francisco are in need of more affordable housing, making it difficult for city officials to justify reserving space for food and medical supplies.
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Instead, they are paying for a license which allows them to use the items within the game under terms dictated by the company, he said, with firms usually reserving the right to change, substitute, or withdraw access to virtual goods.
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The court papers released this week says that the organizers of the bribery scheme identified and abused weak spots in the admissions process: special accommodations in standardized testing and a system of reserving slots for students favored by athletic coaches.
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The practice of reserving spots for athletes in minor sports has grown in recent years, people involved with college sports say, as more colleges have committed to pursuing excellence in every activity, from the chemistry lab to the tennis courts.
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As Vox's Alex Ward reported: Instead of reserving such a high-profile meeting for until after a final deal had been reached, as is the usual custom, the president decided to make personal engagements with Kim the centerpiece of his strategy.
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The New York Times reported on Friday that top officials would consider options at a meeting on Tuesday - which could include effectively ending the program, or severely slashing the cap and reserving the spots for a narrow group of countries.
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A list would include alternatives to prison for non-violent offenders, problem-solving courts that use incarceration as a last resort, reserving the longest sentences for those who pose a danger to the public, bail reform and treatment programmes for mentally ill defendants.
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"The European-sourced parts, which include the engine and the gearbox as a complete assembly, come back in from Europe so an alternative port is one way, predominately for lorries, and then reserving space on aircrafts for one-off shipping," Palmer told Reuters.
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Instead of reserving such a high-profile meeting until a final deal had been reached, as was the usual custom, the president decided to make personal engagements with Kim the centerpiece of his strategy to convince North Korea to dismantle its nuclear program.
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Instead, he went through his usual litany of social democratic policies—single-payer health care, a $15 minimum wage, a robust jobs program—all of which, while helpful and necessary, fit neatly into the neoliberal insistence of reserving benefits for the "deserving" poor.
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According to the South Carolina Department of Administration, the organization "followed the appropriate process for reserving a section of the grounds to hold an event," securing the right to raise the flag on a temporary pole until 5 PM Monday, NBC News reports.
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If the FDA really wants to encourage the development of healthier foods by the industry, all it has to do is follow suit by banning the "healthy" label from meat products and reserving it for plant-based foods that heal rather than harm.
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In a report on its operations in Brazil, Maersk said exports fell for the second quarter in a row, citing the practice of some exporters reserving more space in ships than they need, leaving other companies failing to find room for their cargo.
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If you identify as a member of the QPOC (queer person of colour) community, or are an ally to some in Toronto and the GTA, chances are at some point you've found yourself reserving a 3rd Friday night of the month for YYY.
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"I don't agree with the politics of Palmer or Trump, but I disagree more with the instant and vitriolic reaction the internet has to beliefs they might disagree with," says Technolust developer Blair Renaud, who called for reserving judgment on the news.
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"While reserving the presidential elections for only Malays is a highly symbolic gesture, there is a need to do more for concrete issues faced by the Malay community such as discrimination, lack of social mobility and relative poverty," lawyer Fadli Fawzi told CNN.
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Rather than reserving it for youth best supported by an intensive program, probation has become an catch all response to youth who pose little or no harm to society and, in some cases, to those who have not even committed a crime.
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The U.S. demands, previously identified as red lines by its neighbors, include forcing renegotiations every five years, reserving the lion's share of automotive manufacturing for the United States and making it easier to pursue import barriers against some Canadian and Mexican goods.
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Republicans are of course ideologically friendlier to big business—but Donald Trump's White House has been launching furious tirades against Silicon Valley firms like Facebook and Google over fabricated claims of discrimination against conservatives, reserving a particular hatred for Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
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"I could not help but feel that some people who wanted to engineer the defeat of this nomination cared little, if at all, for her well-being," she said, reserving particular ire for the unknown person who leaked the contents of her letter.
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But they are in such short supply that hospital staff are now thinking about reserving them for workers performing risky procedures such as emergency intubations, which bring them nose-to-nose with patients, and using surgical masks the rest of the time.
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BRUSSELS, March 18 (Reuters) - Belgian supermarket chain Delhaize has moved to protect its customers over 65 years of age — the age group most at risk from the coronavirus epidemic — by reserving the first hour after its shops open only for elderly shoppers.
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At the same time, it brought fewer cases alleging systematic discrimination against minorities and more alleging reverse discrimination against whites, like a 2006 lawsuit forcing Southern Illinois University to stop reserving certain fellowship programs for women or members of underrepresented racial groups.
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As Europe's biggest economy plans to abandon nuclear power by 2022 and coal burning gradually by 2038, the energy regulator is tasked with ensuring supply through a number of schemes, including an auction scheme, awarding compensation in exchange for closure while reserving capacity.
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"Another good day," former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment The Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Hoyer: House Democrats reserving option to subpoena Bolton MORE tweeted Sunday.
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Reserving taste is a hoarder thing–he started archiving on a separate Discord server which focused on, among other stuff, saving the Nazi Tumblrs before Tumblr deleted them–not stuff he cares for himself, but sees value in the proof that they existed.
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The cover images are bigger, as well, and a bunch of thought has apparently been put into the font selections, going mostly with san serif and reserving serifed fonts for titles, for a little bit of a nod to those old timey paper books.
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After the founding of the Union of South Africa (the precursor to today's republic) in 1910, the government passed a series of laws reserving the vast majority of the country for the white minority, which then made up about a fifth of the population.
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It allows a disproportionate amount of the benefits of affirmative action to accrue to well-off Malays, who can afford to buy the shares set aside for them at IPOs, for example, or to bid for the government contracts Mr Najib is reserving for them.
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And nobody listening to his cascade of statements on the subject of a "rigged election" could possibly believe that reserving his legal rights was all Trump was doing when he shocked the nation, across the political spectrum, by his irresponsible pronouncement at the third debate.
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He goes on to explain: But the general idea seems to be reserving judgement and endorsing a sex-positive look toward sex workers, which, once again, puts the song a decade or so ahead of its time in terms of popular liberal social causes.
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A California federal judge has allowed Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc to partly waive attorney-client privilege in a private multidistrict antitrust litigation while reserving the right to assert it in a parallel Federal Trade Commission action, rejecting concerns raised by the FTC earlier this month.
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LONDON, Aug 17 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar rebounded across the board on Thursday, reserving some of its strongest gains against the euro, helped partly by a bounce in U.S. Treasury yields but also ahead of the release of minutes from the ECB's latest policy meeting.
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Clinton, which also backed Mr. Obama in 2012 — has begun reserving $70 million in television ad time from the Democratic convention in late July through Election Day, air time that is almost certain to be dedicated to ravaging Mr. Trump if he is the nominee.
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Belles receptionists could become intimately engaged in their clients' lives: dog walking, plant sitting, fish feeding, reading stock market quotes, reserving theater tickets, storing apartment keys, reminding clients of dinner appointments at Le Cirque or Maxwell's Plum and maintaining discretion about marital strife and infidelities.
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CHICAGO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stores offered deep discounts, entertainment and free gifts to lure bargain hunters on Black Friday, the traditional start of the holiday retail season, but some shoppers said they were just browsing the merchandise, reserving their cash for internet purchases.
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London's most famous luxury department store came under scrutiny this week after reports surfaced that it is reserving visits to its famous Christmas grotto to Green Tier 2 rewards holders or customers who have spent over $2,500 in Harrods over the course of the year.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.), who carries sway on foreign policy and military issues, told NPR on Tuesday that he is reserving his judgment on Tillerson, but is concerned about his ties to Putin.
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"Some of those deals include nontraditional actors, which we question with regard to their expertise associated with the management of these liabilities, as well as the very aggressive reserving and cash-flow assumptions," said Anthony Beato, a director at credit ratings agency Fitch Ratings.
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Mr. McCurry and Ari Fleischer, who served as press secretary under George W. Bush, said they had discussed a setup that would allow a revolving group of journalists into the briefing room rather than reserving seats only for the existing White House press corps.
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Starting in 2017, with the big reveal of the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and newly designed iPhone X, the company seemed intent on doling out more smartphone options and reserving the most advanced features for the priciest phones at the very high end.
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"Investigating Conspiracies with Shane Dawson" was the second video in a two-part special, where he interviewed his friend, fellow YouTuber Brittani Louise Taylor, about her abusive relationship, and investigated whether pizza chain Chuck E Cheese was reserving old leftover slices to new customers.
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The typical app allows the resident, with an easy swipe and tap, to complete tasks like paying the rent, booking fitness classes, arranging dry cleaning, reserving common areas for parties, receiving package notifications or telling the resident manager that you need your stove fixed.
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But her campaign is now taking outside help that could offer it a lifeline: On Wednesday, a new super PAC, Persist PAC, began reserving seven figures worth of TV ads, boosting Warren's campaign with an ad highlighting her experience at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Yet a variety of new services are aiming to speed things along, be it automatically checking you in for your flight, accompanying you through security, reserving a car or hotel with voice commands, or whisking you to the French countryside on new high-speed trains.
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The following are some of the main factors expected to affect Swiss stocks: The Swiss insurer posted a 24.2 percent fall in first-quarter net earnings as a February change to British reserving rates impacted property and casualty insurers' financial results in the country.
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Which is an effective foreign policy that relies on a balanced deployment of national power, leveraging our economic and diplomatic influence to achieve positive outcomes and reserving our military for the missions that most seriously impact American security and prosperity in a negative way.
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By my early teens, I was venturing into the town square to soak up the debates, often monopolized by upper-caste complaints about how the Congress leaders were "coddling" Muslims and Dalits, reserving government jobs and privileges for them, threatening the Hindu way of life.
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Then our family sat stifled into silence as he held forth on evils of the changing times, reserving special fury for the New Mass, where the organ was replaced by a guitar and tambourine, and where laypeople carried felt banners decorated with handprints and doves.
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Washington's demands, previously identified as red lines by its neighbors, include forcing renegotiation of the pact every five years, reserving the lion's share of automotive manufacturing for the United States and making it easier to pursue import barriers against some Canadian and Mexican goods.
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More child-friendly elements, like toys and spaces to draw manga, would have infused a greater sense of play — although though the museum deliberately tried to keep it family-friendly, reserving the sex manga for the brick of a book, also titled Manga, that accompanies the exhibition.
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It looks like the answer is yes — but Creative Commons also argues that today's copyright laws may be insufficient to protect your face from being scanned, regardless of whether the photographer is using a permissive Creative Commons license or simply reserving all their rights to the photo.
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Rather than rewarding innovation, the OASIS is designed to grant power to those who are most obsessed with the past, reserving its greatest blessings not for its forward thinkers, but for those who can most accurately recite all the dialogue from Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
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As such, it is believed that the major technology companies are reserving much of their political capital to fight for expanded H-1B program for high-skilled workers, with several executives recently sharing their views on the topic in one-on-one meetings with the president.
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As an illustration of how closely the case is being watched, as early as 48 hours before arguments, paid line-standers could be seen in front of the court's historic building, reserving a spot for those hoping for one of the few seats available to the public.
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MOSCOW, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Gazprom has moved to protect itself against the impact of any new U.S. sanctions or other risks beyond its control by reserving the right to pay back a 1 billion euro ($1.13 billion)Eurobond in other currencies, a first for a Russian borrower.
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Rebuilding America PAC, one of the new "super PACs" that recently sprouted in support of Donald J. Trump, has made its first advertising buy of the general election campaign, reserving roughly $1.1 million on national cable outlets, according to two strategists with knowledge of the purchase.
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"Every morning there have been fewer people than the day before," said Andrew Whyman, a retired psychiatrist who was returning from a pharmacy Tuesday morning clutching a pack of toilet paper, the rare commodity that his wife, Barbara, had procured by reserving it early by phone.
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Everyone wants the fish's tail — "What to do madam, there is only one tail per fish," a waiter says consolingly to a disappointed guest in Avan Jesia's 2012 novel "Tower" — so that's the only part that Godiwala will serve, reserving the rest for making cutlets and stock.
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The suit to block AT&T's acquisition of Time Warner was a suspiciously sharp departure from modern antitrust policy because, since the early 1980s, federal courts and authorities have extended broad deference to vertical mergers while reserving aggressive challenges for horizontal deals that more clearly imperil consumers.
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No one told my wife and me that planning a wedding would be easy, but we thought reserving a hotel block — a cluster of 10 rooms or more, at a reduced rate, at a hotel where our out-of-town guests could stay — would be a cinch.
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"The Bank seems to be reserving judgment on two fronts, in terms of whether the trade situation will actually be improving, and on the less optimistic side, whether the recent softness in employment data represents a new trend," CIBC Chief Economist Avery Shenfeld wrote in a note.
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Speaking on stage at the conference, Prasad said this works by using a cross-skill action predictor — essentially, software that can reply to commands like "get me movie tickets" by getting the movie tickets and be proactive in pulling up other skills like reserving a table at a restaurant.
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Since it is not meant to be sold in supermarkets, reserving a case of Westvleteren's beer is a long, complicated process that involves calling the Abbey, making arrangements to pick up the beer, and then giving them the license plate of the car you'll be driving that day.
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Instead of reserving slots for Africa, East Asia, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, the administration will carve out 4,000 refugee slots for Iraqis who worked with the United States military, 1,323 for people from Central America and 5,000 for people persecuted for their religion.
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For now, most Democrats are reserving judgment until they see the final trade deal, though they have criticized the president for declaring an early victory over the issue, while others have expressed skepticism over the preliminary agreement to revamp the 24-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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I love that they're trying to be friends ("blame everything bad on the brain tumor and keep all the good stuff"), but I haven't seen a single amicable divorce in my life once you get to the splitting-up-your-stuff-stage, so I'm reserving judgment for now.
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Large-brained and largehearted, and written with astonishing energy, it carries its study of the box-set dramas — these vast and spiraling narratives to which we have delivered ourselves en masse — into revelatory depths while reserving the right to be, wherever possible, superficial, waggish, ludicrous, Clive James-ian.
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In recent months, minority parties that previously competed against one another have merged to run under one banner, forming alliances that could pose a strong challenge to the NLD, which currently holds a comfortable majority in parliament despite the constitution reserving 25 percent of seats for the military.
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The patchwork of super PACs supporting Mr. Cruz, now called Trusted Leadership PAC, began reserving airtime in Arizona as well, intending to run an ad that suggests that Mr. Cruz is a rock-ribbed conservative who is also ready to be president — a consistent criticism of Mr. Trump.
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He is instead reserving his fire and fury for the investigation itself — which he prefers to call a "hoax" — and for the American law-enforcement community that has been working to protect the nation ever since it first became aware of the Russian interference more than two years ago.
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"There's a lot of interest from families, consultancies, banks calling up and asking whether we have some opportunities for some spots, reserving some spots, asking how quickly we can react," said Christoph Kexel, the managing partner at Accadis, an international school in Bad Homburg, on the outskirts of Frankfurt.
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That's somewhat of a departure in how Apple has treated its lineup of smartphone cameras in the past, with the company usually reserving its better cameras for the Plus variants starting with the iPhone 7 Plus and then the flagship model when it introduced the iPhone X in 2017.
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The judge's stamp of approval makes their divorce a done deal, but according to the docs ... the judge is reserving the right to drag the exes back into court if they don't stick to the terms of the settlement ... especially when it comes to health insurance and underpaid alimony.
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In the 2003 cases—one looked at undergraduate admissions and one at law school admissions at the University of Michigan—the court ruled that race could be considered in admissions, but that practices such as reserving seats for minority students, setting racial quotas, or awarding points based on race were unconstitutional.
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Bourdain noted that it was important that he never shot in two cities back-to-back for his series, instead reserving five days a month to spend with Ariane, his 11-year-old daughter, who lives with his ex-wife Ottavia Busia, a mixed-martial-arts fighter, in New York.
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Dean pleaded guilty in October 1973 to conspiracy to obstruct justice in a deal with special prosecutor Archibald Cox in which Cox "promised not to prosecute Dean for any other Watergate‐related crime, reserving only the right to prosecute the lawyer for perjury," The New York Times reported at the time.
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This approach to constitutional decision-making reflects a longstanding inclination of certain members of the court to view particularly controversial constitutional cases from a minimalist perspective to say no more than is necessary to resolve the matter at hand, while reserving for another day the resolution of more complicated issues.
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The Senate Leadership Fund, which is run by allies of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, is reserving $7.23 million in TV ads across six Senate states — including McConnell's home state of Kentucky — starting the day after Labor Day and running through Election Day, according to details shared exclusively with POLITICO.
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With still no sign of a sustained rebound in underlying inflation and heightened political risk from looming elections in four of the euro zone's five biggest economies, the ECB promised to keep borrowing costs depressed longer than predicted, even reserving the right to raise back purchases if the outlook sours.
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"Clarity over the new Personal Injury Discount Rate (the 'Ogden' rate) in July 2019 led to an increase in the number of large claims settling in 2019 compared to recent years which contributed to the level of releases," the company said, adding that there was no change to its "prudent approach to reserving".
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There's no question that e-mail has damaged USPS finances, although not as much as a crippling rule established by Republicans in 2006 that requires the agency to pre-fund its retirement and health benefits for the next 75 years, therefore reserving funds today for future workers who aren't even born yet.
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Once the shoes did go on sale, the user interface for finding and reserving the shoes didn't work for everyone there — in fact, only one reporter from the group was able to reserve a pair of the shoes (since that reporter hadn't saved payment information onto the SNKRS app, those shoes were released).
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Under the previous model, customers had to spend a lot of time and money up front to come up with a plan to maximize their use of AWS, or else risk reserving servers they don't end up using, sort of like leasing a car and leaving it in the driveway, Weins says.
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"I'm feeling extremely fleeced by Elon - guy secured an interest free loan from me (reservation payment) for a car I hadn't seen before reserving, and just told me that it might be another year before I should receive it," wrote one person from Seattle, "0003er", who was among a handful on TeslaMotorsClub.
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The matter has deeply damaged United's public image and seemed to crystallize many people's negative feelings toward the airline industry, which has tried to maximize profits by shrinking seats and legroom and charging passengers for many services once included in a basic ticket price, like checking baggage, reserving seats and meal service.
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In the latest twist, former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment The Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Hoyer: House Democrats reserving option to subpoena Bolton MORE said Monday he would testify in a Senate impeachment trial if subpoenaed.
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It would take hundreds more words to detail every road she takes even just in this premiere, so let's sum it up with her not only reserving Josh a drawer in her apartment but decking it out with a dozen USB ports for whatever device he might have while Joplin's "The Entertainer" blares.
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A retched smell, on the other hand, is not an experience that most institutions would be interested in offering their visitors (reserving an exception for Dieter Roth's infamous Staple Cheese, A Race), nor, for that matter, can visitors actually consent to experience the stink of "Majestic Splendor," as it perfumes the air indiscriminately.
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David Johnson has a chance to be AP's heir, and I have loved being so surprised by DJ's film this year, but while I don't imagine for one second he'll be a one-year wonder, I'm reserving "legendary" status for Johnson and Ezekiel Elliott until they get more wear on those bodies.
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Data: Data: Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics Standard Occupation Codes; Chart: Lazaro Gamio / Axios Winners: It leaves Silicon Valley companies such as Google, Intel, Facebook and Cisco largely untouched, as tech firms rarely sponsor H-1B workers for "computer programmer" roles, instead reserving their visa applications for more specialized, higher-paying jobs.
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The government's pumping billions into the idea, and Tesla Motors, Google, Uber, General Motors, Faraday Future, Baidu, and a long list of companies you would and wouldn't think of are reserving their slice of the now-inevitable world where cars don't need humans and can come to us with the press of a button.
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Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, Todd Young of Indiana, Orrin Hatch of Utah, Tim Scott of South Carolina and Johnny Isakson of Georgia -- all of whom sit on the Senate committee tasked with confirming Puzder -- told CNN they are reserving judgment on his hiring of an undocumented immigrant.
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With still no sign of a sustained rebound in underlying inflation and heightened political risk from the looming elections in four of the euro zone's five biggest economies, including France and Germany, the ECB promised to keep borrowing costs depressed longer than predicted, even reserving the right to raise back purchases if the outlook sours.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) also told reporters that she was reserving judgement on the immigration scandal and other issues until a hearing.
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Though prices have increased recently, they are still very low.. I had found the staff at the hotel hard to deal with when reserving a room over the phone, so when I arrived, the Al-Ula Arac Resort was a pleasant surprise: clean rooms with patios around a grassy courtyard and a small mosque.
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Even more, Mr. Sessions's approach conflicted with one of the few major points of bipartisan national agreement over the past decade: that criminal justice could be more effective by becoming less punitive to low-level offenders; treating root causes of crime, like drug addiction; and reserving more resources to go after serious, violent criminals.
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" The Kentucky senator suggested former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment The Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Hoyer: House Democrats reserving option to subpoena Bolton MORE was behind the efforts to kill Soleimani and said Trump received "bad advice.
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Yet Pichai said Google had been working on the Duplex technology for "many years", and went so far as to claim the AI can "understand the nuances of conversation" — albeit still evidently in very narrow scenarios, such as booking an appointment or reserving a table or asking a business for its opening hours on a specific date.
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Bennet has said for now, he only supports an impeachment inquiry, and has said his position as a senator who could be involved in a potential Trump trial and his membership on the Senate Intelligence Committee means he has to carefully examine the evidence as it comes, while reserving judgment: I support the decision to open an impeachment inquiry.
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Clearly, the less expensive cars were in higher demand, and because they make it very easy to "reserve" a car while you consider buying it, other users were doing the same thing I was doing: reserving a lower-priced car in order to check it out for awhile, then returning it to the online fold later.
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But even before the bailout, the company had little to lose - despite the C$21940 billion it has spent so far on a plan to add a second pipeline from Alberta's oil sands to British Columbia's coast, according to a Reuters review of the project's bank financing and oil-shipping contracts with producers reserving space on the proposed line.
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Already, Ireland's largest health insurer is scaremongering over Sláintecare, with doomsaying over high taxes and the "structural decline" it says would result from reserving public hospitals for public care (never mind the fact that private insurance companies are already outrageously overcharging; it can cost €813 to spend one night sleeping on a gurney in an Irish hospital).
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While ISS is reserving its final opinion on the tracking stock offer until Dell files its definitive proxy statement, it said in a note on Friday there were questions on whether the bid, which Dell valued at $109 per share when it announced it on July 2, was really worth that much and whether it represented a fair premium.
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They've asked for four witnesses including former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment The Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Hoyer: House Democrats reserving option to subpoena Bolton MORE, who said earlier Monday that he will testify if the Senate issues a subpoena.
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An ex-boyfriend once gave me a used copy of "Choose Your Own Adventure: Inside UFO 54-40," infamous for reserving its best ending for cheats and hacks: You are trying to reach the Planet Ultima, but ultimately can't reach it by making the right choices, only by flipping through the pages until you reach its illustration.
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Beijing severed official communication channels with Taiwan in the fall after it became apparent that President Tsai Ing-wen, who took office in May last year, would not bow to Chinese pressure to endorse the "1992 consensus," which holds that China and Taiwan agree there is "one China" — with each side reserving its own interpretation of what that means.
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The remaining principles go into the technical details of what to do after first contact, such as making sure the data derived from the signal is stored in such a way that it will never be lost, as well as reserving the radio band on which the signal was discovered for future SETI work, in case the aliens decide to call again.
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" Chiang seemed nonplussed when I asked him about Arrival's script via email, mostly reserving praise for Eric Heisserer, who adapted Story of Your Life for the silver screen: "It was clear pretty early on that Eric's intention wasn't to make a conventional Hollywood science-fiction film… so mostly I was just interested to see what he would come up with.
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While understandably skeptical of such astral flights and their pastel visions, Gottlieb is careful not to mock the credulous believers, reserving his disdain for the right-wing huckster and felon (now presidentially pardoned) Dinesh D'Souza, whose "Life After Death: The Evidence" tries to annex eschatology as another battlefield in the culture wars, where the Christian righteous smite the atheist rabble.
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In the other story, corporate America just performed another bait and switch at the common good's expense — making a show of paying bonuses and raising wages after the passage of the corporate-friendly Republican tax bill, but actually reserving most of the tax savings for big stock buybacks, enriching shareholders rather than employees in an economy where wage growth still disappoints.
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Former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment The Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Hoyer: House Democrats reserving option to subpoena Bolton MORE threw a curveball into the impeachment process Monday when he announced that he would be willing to testify in the Senate trial if subpoenaed.
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But the White House is considering at least one alternative option, according to three people who have discussed the idea with West Wing officials: A "partial shutdown," in which President Donald Trump would sign stand-alone bills to fund the majority of the government, while reserving the right to veto others if they don't include funding for the border wall.
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Valve's decision to build a backdoor into the new content policy by reserving the right to remove developers who are just "trolling," a term that in many respects is defined by the beholder, could easily be read as cynical—it's going to wash its hands of anything, until something comes along that it gets enough bad PR for it to hit the eject button.
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Senate Republicans lean on Ryan to keep majority Almost doubling the amount they spent in the 2014 midterms, the group announced that so far it has invested $20.7 million in efforts to protect the majority during the 2016 cycle, including $10.7 million this month reserving for a second round of television and digital ad buys by the group in about a dozen House races.
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The Congressional Leadership Fund, the super PAC aligned with Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.), pumped out a slew of new spots this week and announced that it is reserving $28503 million in Wisconsin's 22019st District as the GOP works to keep the seat out of Democratic hands.
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Unfortunately, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's new government has limited ability to tackle these problems because it is hobbled by the country's 2008 Constitution, which gives Myanmar's military the upper hand by reserving a quarter of the seats in Parliament for the military, empowering the military to appoint the ministers of defense, home affairs and border affairs, and to dissolve the government during a national emergency.
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Carlson said that "disgraced national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment The Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Hoyer: House Democrats reserving option to subpoena Bolton MORE has made it his life's mission to start a war with Iran and Bolton might be getting his wish" following the airstrike that killed Maj. Gen.
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Stepping up imports from the U.S. would be a much better, and correct, thing to do to atone for China's abusive trade policies toward the U.S. Washington, for its part, should step back from meddling in China's legislative process and economic policies, while reserving the right to vigorously respond to cases of intellectual property violations, forced technology transfers, illegal industry subsidies and restricted market access to U.S. businesses operating in China.
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But as you can see in the video, DJI seems to be currently reserving it for its DJI Studio Custom Aerial Cinematography Service, which is why it comes with a van, crew, and presumably sets of DJI's fancy Master Wheels and Force Pro remote control systems, both of which allow cinematographers to move their Arri or Red camera more like they would if they were actually moving it on the ground.
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House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerOvernight Health Care: Dems try to bridge divide on surprise medical bills | Pharmacy chains sue doctors over opioid crisis | Cancer death rate has biggest one-year drop ever, study finds Hoyer: House Democrats reserving option to subpoena Bolton Hoyer: War powers vote coming 'sooner rather than later' MORE (D-Md.) said Tuesday that House Democrats are leaving the door open to seek testimony from former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment The Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Hoyer: House Democrats reserving option to subpoena Bolton MORE in the ongoing investigation into President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 2020 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE's dealings with Ukraine.
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Meanwhile, Disney is putting a staggering level of investment into its upcoming Disney+ streaming service, pricing it below Netflix's introductory tier, reserving Avengers: Endgame's streaming launch for the platform, and putting pretty much every part of the company's colossal entertainment apparatus to work producing new shows and films that can go on the service, including Lucasfilm with a new trilogy of Star Wars films from Game of Thrones showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss.
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These visits offer the college students insights into many of the social issues facing China, and we spend time in class discussing questions like the huge role that the annual gaokao college entrance exam plays in determining a child's educational destiny (English is one of the required subjects), the pressures on families that create a culture of cram schools, and the controversies over reserving spots in colleges for kids from rural areas.
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Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerOvernight Health Care: Dems try to bridge divide on surprise medical bills | Pharmacy chains sue doctors over opioid crisis | Cancer death rate has biggest one-year drop ever, study finds Hoyer: House Democrats reserving option to subpoena Bolton Hoyer: War powers vote coming 'sooner rather than later' MORE (D-Md.), the House majority leader, delivered a similar assessment as he left a closed-door meeting of Democrats in the Capitol basement.
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On Monday, her strategy appeared to bear fruit when John BoltonJohn BoltonPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment The Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Hoyer: House Democrats reserving option to subpoena Bolton MORE, Trump's former national security adviser who had refused to testify in the House impeachment investigation, reversed course to say he would provide testimony in the Senate impeachment trial if subpoenaed.
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Thompson said the caucus is united behind Pelosi's decision to withhold the articles from the Senate as Democrats seek a commitment from Senate GOP leaders for a fair trial — particularly after John BoltonJohn BoltonPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment The Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Hoyer: House Democrats reserving option to subpoena Bolton MORE, Trump's former national security advisor, offered to testify.
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The Chamber's Center for Education and the Workforce encourages corporations to first study their employee base and understand its needs, and then choose from a range of options to support employee child-care needs, including providing child-care centers at work sites, working to fund community child-care services, reserving spots within existing third-party programs for employees, funding backup child-care options for workers and pooling resources among small business to make the benefit cost-effective.
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Under normal circumstances, cars that don't meet that requirement would revert to the existing 2.5 percent tariff invoked by the U.S. But while the details are still unclear, the U.S. is also reserving the right to levy 85033-percent tariffs if it goes forward with its (bogus) claim that the automobile industry comes under the national security provisions of the law granting wide authority to introduce trade and investment restrictions when U.S. national security is threatened.
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House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerOvernight Health Care: Dems try to bridge divide on surprise medical bills | Pharmacy chains sue doctors over opioid crisis | Cancer death rate has biggest one-year drop ever, study finds Hoyer: House Democrats reserving option to subpoena Bolton Hoyer: War powers vote coming 'sooner rather than later' MORE (D-Md.) outlined an ambitious timeline, saying he hoped Congress will pass all 12 of the fiscal 2021 funding bills before Oct. 1.
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