Niall Horan is saddling up and heading to the CMAs.
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Wine is intimidating enough without saddling it with pointless rigmarole.
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Either would see the pound rally, saddling short-sellers with losses.
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But saddling our children and grandchildren with massive debt is unacceptable.
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Dropout rates are high, saddling students with debt but no degree.
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Walker saddling this poor guy with that name in the first place.
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The critics accuse the government of saddling future generations with too much debt.
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It also ended up saddling me with a number of insect-borne ailments.
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Critics also accuse the government of saddling future generations with too much debt.
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Mr. de Blasio loves saddling up on the highest horse he can find.
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I was eager to have the complete royal experience — and that meant saddling up.
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Surprise, surprise, the "old" generation will just keep saddling the young with taxes and bills.
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He said Chinese financing was saddling countries with "enormous" debts and failing to create jobs.
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Mostly, I got the sense that the creators regretted saddling themselves with the animal theme.
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Moreover, saddling future generations with yet more debt is simply wrong, and it must stop.
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It ended up saddling some of its acquirers with crippling losses that necessitated government bailouts.
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However, he later learned DeVry was saddling him with more than $50,000 in student loans.
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Life as a Runway Saddling up for the Longines Global Champions Tour in New York.
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Borrowers began to default, saddling lenders with losses and creating a widening gyre of insolvency.
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Our kids will thank us later for saddling them with our concert-pianist regrets, right?
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Reviewers vivisected the film, saddling it with a 20% "rotten" rating on critics aggregator Rotten Tomatoes.
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They could become "stranded assets," saddling utility ratepayers and investors with the costs of premature decommissioning.
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Turnover, though, has been a persistent problem, saddling many stores with heavy recruitment and training costs.
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In Greece's long agony during the euro-zone crisis, borrowers defaulted, saddling lenders with bad debts.
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Not surprisingly, the government has been criticized for potentially saddling consumers with expensive electricity for decades.
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Private equity firm Bain Capital bought Gymboree Group in 2010 for $1.8 billion, saddling it with debt.
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Jourdan Dunn's forest green sweat-set is perfect for saddling up to the bar for an Irish breakfast.
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But "the Uncarrier" is still saddling customers with some of the same annoying restrictions as its larger rivals.
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Critics accuse Kenyatta's government of saddling future generations with unbearable debt burdens by borrowing more funds from China.
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As a result, students and their families are saddling themselves with debt to achieve their higher education dreams.
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It also objects to saddling Sunrise with UPC's bonds, which Vilanek said were more costly than Sunrise's own borrowings.
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Saddling Puerto Rico with federal laws that do not recognize the uniqueness of our situation guarantees permanent economic disadvantage.
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This $50 appliance is a perfect follow-up present for the person you're saddling with five pounds of berries.
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They argue that capitalism has let them down, saddling them with student debt, high rent and uncertain job prospects.
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Despite saddling us with an egregious 12 percent error rate, providers have complained about the "burden" of being audited.
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They ended up staying in a friend's vacation house in Garrison, N.Y., saddling Mr. Kromer with a two-hour commute.
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The consensus among wonks is that Democratic politicians who support Medicare for All are saddling themselves with an unpopular policy.
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Far from clarifying the concept, government agencies have proposed simply saddling it with more sprawling disciplines, including psychology and economics.
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Look—perhaps certain companies support saddling broadband providers with heavy-handed regulations because those rules work to their economic advantage.
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Western governments have tended to view it as a means to spread Chinese influence abroad, saddling poor countries with unsustainable debt.
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Instead, "Ben-Hur" highlights the difference between merely saddling up and stumbling to the finish line, versus actually winning the race.
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We will not reduce inequality by robbing Peter to pay Paul or by saddling American business with burdensome regulations and mandates.
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I can just imagine Soderbergh saddling up and trotting off to Monument Valley, a pair of iPhones tucked into his holsters.
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But consumer advocates have long criticized the loans for saddling borrowers with annualized interest rates that often reach several hundred percent.
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Sitting alongside his senior cabinet members were all these anonymous gray-faced types his chief of staff kept saddling him with.
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Hospitals are reportedly using observation status to avoid readmitting Medicare and Tricare patients, saddling patients with higher out-of-pocket charges.
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But let's make sure we fully understand the aims of this legislation before saddling the IRS with more things to do.
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Iron Fist did Finn Jones no favors by saddling him with terrible dialogue, sloppy storytelling, indifferent fight choreography, and a rushed schedule.
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Western governments have tended to view the plan as a means to spread Chinese influence abroad, saddling poor countries with unsustainable debt.
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Some countries involved in Belt and Road projects, like Malaysia and Sri Lanka, have accused China of saddling them with excessive debt.
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In our experience, the M235i was like driving a Sidewinder missile, while the M4 was like saddling up on an angry dragon.
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Cutting emissions requires every large country saddling voters with expense and inconvenience that will mostly help people elsewhere, or not yet born.
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That laissez-faire approach to regulation recently led to widespread fraud and abuse, saddling hundreds of thousands of students with bad loans.
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So we have to be concerned about the ability of these countries to manage the debt that China is saddling them with.
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Leaders of the European Union have signaled they would echo the response of China, saddling U.S.-made vehicles with new tariffs in response.
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The issue remains "controversial," the official said, as many states oppose saddling their banks and insurance companies with new regulatory and capital requirements.
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Plus, that scene introduced me to my new favorite character: the Imperial official who apparently just goes around saddling people with unoriginal names.
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Their predecessors had overseen multi-billion dollar acquisitions at the high point of the commodity cycle, saddling their balance sheets with massive debts.
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Since the Volcker Rule took effect in 2015, they've been able to worry much less about traders saddling their institutions with overwhelming losses.
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"It's time for Congress to stop saddling future generations with the burden of crushing debts to pay for current spending," Mr. Goodlatte said.
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We&aposre all leaving someone behind, and saddling them with our financial problems is not the way most of us want to go.
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Five years later, Wenner Media borrowed $300 million to buy the stake back, saddling itself with debt that has required significant annual payments.
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It's time for utilities and the coal industry to stop saddling ratepayers with costly and impossible schemes, and the Kemper debacle proves it.
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And we're saddling up to go mountain biking, but we're going with an athlete who prefers the challenge of riding only one wheel.
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China also rejects broader criticism that its infrastructure drive is saddling countries with unsustainable debts, insisting Belt and Road is a "win-win" proposition.
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Critics say Kenya is saddling future generations with debt from China, while the government says borrowing to build the infrastructure will spur economic development.
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In response to complaints that Beijing is saddling some countries with too much debt, the government has written off some loans and renegotiated contracts.
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Factories shut down would have to repay bank loans to avoid saddling state banks with a mountain of non-performing loans, the sources said.
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Liberty Global Chairman John Malone is saddling up for a new venture that could invest billions in full-fibre broadband infrastructure in Britain. bit.
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For a more upscale sit-down dining experience, there's the Buffet at the Saddling Paddock Chalet, barely a minute's walk from the sales pavilion.
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By the end of December, losses at the firm had swelled to 7%, saddling Balyasny Asset Management with its first loss in 18 years.
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Iggy Azalea's got a new riding partner who's also trying to buck a slew of personal drama -- Kesha's now saddling up with the rapper.
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The rap star -- who's a big equestrian enthusiast -- took out her frustrations Wednesday by saddling up at a private riding trail in Calabasas ... alone.
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The reported incident is the latest in a long list of privacy concerns and controversies saddling the tech giant, which is facing increased government scrutiny.
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"He's been a good gate horse and I don't see any problems," added Pletcher, who is also saddling Always Dreaming and 20-1 shot Tapwrit.
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Young people in New Hampshire worry about student loan providers' lobbying and campaign contributions ultimately saddling them with massive debt by the time they graduate.
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"It's time to expand transparent, high standard regional lending mechanisms -- tools that will actually help nations instead of saddling them with mounting debt," he added.
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Relocation costs eventually hit 37.6 billion yuan, more than double the original estimate, saddling CISC with annual interest payments of more than 1 billion yuan.
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The United States has been concerned that China is saddling smaller countries with debt as a way to gain influence and control around the globe.
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By this time he was becoming known for his abrasive style, cutting down colleagues with withering remarks or saddling some of them with derisive names.
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Ross' comments to CNBC came moments after Trump signed a new executive memorandum saddling imports of Chinese goods with tariffs of up to $60 billion.
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"I also acknowledge that it's easier to keep spending, to keep saying yes, and to keep saddling tomorrow's generations with today's growing debts," she said.
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Hopefully, this is a sign that not all GOP members are in favor of saddling this narrow group of taxpayers with a catastrophic tax burden.
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"Deadwood: The Movie" provides a welcome if bittersweet, characteristically foul-mouthed reunion, one that more than justifies saddling up the entire gang for one more ride.
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We can make our tax code fairer, more competitive, and more efficient, but it shouldn't be done by saddling our kids with a ballooning national debt.
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Perhaps a credit card with an interest rate of 20 percent a year, saddling them with another unaffordable burden in addition to their health insurance premium.
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Saddling families with unaffordable premiums and leaving nearly half the country with no choice shows this failed, partisan law has become the problem, not the solution.
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Critics say the idea would be prohibitively expensive, saddling states with the responsibility of hiring hundreds of rangers to care for mountainsides and fire-prone forests.
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Axel Kicillof, former finance minister who led negotiations with holdouts under populist ex-President Cristina Fernandez, accused Macri of saddling 10 generations of Argentines with debt.
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The basic argument: Bain Capital, KKR and Vornado killed Toys "R" Us by saddling it with too much debt, while taking out fees along the way.
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Then we tout the extra spending as a win all while ignoring the fact that we are saddling our kids and grandkids with an insurmountable debt.
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The budget that the White House sent Congress last week blows through those spending caps, possibly saddling our children with millions of dollars more in debt.
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Congress sought to deflect responsibility for the crisis by saddling the Fed with new regulatory responsibilities, even as it clipped its lender-of-last-resort power.
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Tanya began saddling up Flower so she could ride along, which was great until Sherman and Flower became so attached that neither wanted to lead anymore.
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The White Sox tied the game in the bottom half as Moncada drilled his second home run while saddling closer Shane Greene with a blown save.
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The U.S. and other global powers have slammed the initiative as an attempt for China to spread its influence and for saddling participating countries with onerous debt.
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Loubie has a special knack for spotting the humans who could really use a hug, and the pup isn't shy about saddling up to offer her affection.
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The problem is that "then you end up signing leases" and saddling the company with lease liabilities, said Neil Stern, senior partner at retail consulting firm McMillanDoolittle.
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A failure to act on health care could have serious political consequences, saddling Republicans with the blame for not fixing the deficiencies of the current Obamacare system.
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Critics say the summonses and subsequent warrants largely affect poor people and minorities, saddling people with arrest records that limit their access to jobs, education and housing.
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Mr. Christie isn't stupid; he knew he would be bashed for saddling up to the Republican front-runner, but he wants a seat in that Trump cabinet.
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But they wrought a devastating toll on communities of color nationwide, disrupting neighborhoods and depressing white and black employment rates by saddling thousands with a criminal record.
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The long post-crisis rap sheet, from rigging foreign exchange rates to saddling customers with fake accounts, suggests the same triumph of short-term profits over ethics.
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More and more counties are ending the practice of saddling prisoners with administrative fees, and many are also forgiving the debt of those who have been charged.
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He also said Sunrise had agreed to assume UPC debt with an average interest rate above what Sunrise would have to pay, saddling it with extra costs.
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It also sent many highways rolling through black, immigrant and low-income urban communities, saddling people from the Bronx to Los Angeles with pollution, disease and blight.
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Opposition to China has been growing on multiple fronts in Malaysia, where major Beijing-backed construction projects have been accused of saddling the country with excessive debt.
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"The Conservatives have held students back for too long, saddling them with debt that blights the start of their working lives," he said on the campaign trail.
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Alongside progressive proposals addressing tax policy, the housing crisis, parental leave, and more, Warren is now setting her sights on alleviating the overwhelming debt currently saddling countless Americans.
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To compete, most major news networks were forced to follow suit, effectively picking a side politically, or at the very least saddling every hour with commentators and pundits.
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In 2016, Gary Ross's Free State of Jones likewise missed the mark, saddling McConaughey with a Confederate-turned-abolitionist white savior narrative and the haunted visage to match.
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And open competition in the marketplace for these devices would drive prices down for consumers, instead of saddling them with eternal rental fees for decaying Motorola cable boxes.
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The United States has said it views the initiative as a way of spreading Chinese influence overseas and saddling low-income countries with unsustainable debt using opaque projects.
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Public outrage growing, Congress called to act Saddling the debate is mounting public outrage from both sides of the aisle over families being ripped apart at the border.
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The federal crackdown on opioids has failed to solve the overdose problem — indeed, it has made it worse — while also saddling many people with chronic pain, Sullum writes.
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In exchange for this period of national service, an expanded new G.I. bill can make college education and vocational training more affordable without saddling students with crippling debt.
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Whether it's saddling up on her horse with boyfriend Karl Cook by her side or gearing up to promote a new campaign, Kaley Cuoco is all about the ride!
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Palmer, who is only in his sixth year as a trainer, had dreamed of saddling a Derby winner since he had watched Lammtarra win the race two decades earlier.
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Berlin did nothing, and then made things worse by dragging its feet, meting out cruel "restructuring" punishments and saddling Athens with an unbearable 325 billion euro of public debt.
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Unfortunately, our elected leaders and the courts have too often ignored these failed management policies, focusing instead on saddling police officers on the street with additional burdens and scrutiny.
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In 2015, Kindred acquired Gentiva Health Services for $1.8 billion, turning it into the biggest U.S. provider of home health and hospice care, but also saddling it with debt.
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A de facto class system has emerged, saddling a group of have-nots with higher electricity bills that help subsidize the installation of solar panels and wind turbines elsewhere.
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Borrowers should make responsible tradeoffs for such an important investment, but it's time the government stops fueling the tuition bubble and saddling students with unnecessary debt they cannot repay.
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Saddling a person with life-ruining debt is a cruel and inhumane system at work, even if they didn't look both ways before they got hit by that car.
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"I also acknowledge that it's easier to keep spending, to keep saying yes, and to keep saddling tomorrow's generations with today's growing debts," DeVos said in her testimony Tuesday.
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Buyout firm Ares Management LP and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) acquired Neiman Marcus for $6 billion in 2013, saddling the retailer with about $4.7 billion in debt.
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Malpass was a critic of Belt and Road when he was an official at the U.S. Department of the Treasury, arguing that it was saddling some countries with unsustainable debts.
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But as an accused criminal fighting campaign finance charges brought by New York prosecutors, Parnas risks saddling Democrats with his reputational baggage if they align themselves with him too closely.
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In 2015, Kindred acquired Gentiva Health Services Inc for $1.8 billion, turning it into the biggest U.S. provider of home health and hospice care, but also saddling it with debt.
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In July, the head of the U.S. Overseas Private Investment Corp (OPIC) said China was saddling poor nations with unsustainable debt through large infrastructure projects that are not economically viable.
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Asus' use of a micro USB port instead of USB-C is simply not OK, and saddling a display this big with a 1280 x 720 resolution is almost criminal.
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Velazquez followed up his 226.60 winning ride aboard Animal Kingdom, while Pletcher added to his 403 victory with Super Saver after previously saddling 240 horses in all at the Derby.
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China's infrastructure loans have come under fire from U.S. government officials, who accuse the Chinese government of saddling countries with overwhelming loads of debt so they can seize strategic assets.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller, as vice president, did not particularly favor New York after saddling the state with Moral Obligation bonds that exacerbated the fiscal crisis in the 1970s as governor.
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Beijing's foreign investments can be coercive and exploitative — using Chinese laborers and contractors instead of local ones, saddling poorer countries with enormous debts, leaving behind shoddy workmanship and fueling corruption.
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Since 2016, Indian Health Service records show that it has declined to pay medical bills for more than 500,000 patients, saddling them with more than $2 billion in medical debt.
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Unlike urban and suburban residents, most rural Americans are not connected to municipal sewer lines, saddling them with the full cost of installation, renovation, and service of household wastewater systems.
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Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, elected in May last year, has blamed the previous government of Najib Razak for saddling the country with debt of more than 1 trillion ringgit ($244.62 billion).
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Because after creating the product the Ruckels began dealing with drop shippers, eBay buyers who sold the product for a massive profit while saddling the creators with dissatisfied customers and returns.
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The sorts of alternatives now favoured in the West, such as diverting addicts to effective treatment programmes instead of trying them and saddling them with criminal records, are virtually non-existent.
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But her seemingly darkest act — saddling a young magazine staffer with $62,000 in credit card debt — is the primary reason she can't be celebrated as a kind of scammy Robin Hood.
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Instead of inventing a problem or saddling us with unrealistic performance expectations, these companies improve tech that serves an existing problem that more and more people will have as we age.
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Traditional retail is stuck in an old business model, demanding high operational leverage and saddling these brands with baggage: Expensive cost structures, pricy rent and real estate, and huge inventory burdens.
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The Angels defeated the Astros (81-72) on May 303 in the first game of the season series, saddling Houston right-hander Mike Fiers with a loss that evening in Anaheim.
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These transactions, known as leveraged buyouts, occur when a private equity firm uses a combination of equity and debt to purchase a firm — saddling the company with debt in the process.
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Chicago responded from its recent offensive woes by collecting nine extra-base hits and saddling Rays rookie left-hander Brendan McKay with the quickest exit of his brief major league career.
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Mahathir, elected in a stunning upset last year, has blamed the previous administration of Najib Razak for saddling Malaysia with debt and liabilities of more than 1 trillion ringgit ($245.52 billion).
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For-profit education companies have a mixed history in America; they have been known to take federal money while over-promising, offering sub-standard instruction and saddling unsuspecting students with debt.
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Washington politicians shouldn't be adding to the misery of Texans by saddling them and the rest of the country — not to mention future generations — with tens of billions more to owe.
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But the agencies sometimes operate in a gray area: requiring workers to sign contracts in foreign languages, and saddling them with conditions and pay that few in-country nationals would accept.
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Another priority is sustainable infrastructure development, an issue brought into sharper focus by concerns that China's massive Belt and Road infrastructure drive was saddling poor countries with debt they can't repay.
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Happy was the one that she fell in love with, and who made her fall in love with riding — the rituals of bridling and saddling, the thrill of galloping and jumping.
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The Montgomerys may have been just another Main Line family saddling up for the Radnor Hunt and hosting parties for the Social Register set in the ballroom of their estate, Ardrossan.
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More than 20 companies are using the same technology to extend credit to the banked and unbanked alike, saddling borrowers with high interest rates and leaving regulators scrambling to keep up.
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Gus (Robert Duvall) and Call (Tommy Lee Jones), the aging ex-Rangers saddling up for one last adventure, represent the twin poles of classic Texanhood — swaggering self-regard and gritty stoicism.
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Unfortunately, while doing that, he is also saddling generations of Americans with the soaring and debilitating public debt that will inevitably lead to slowing growth of jobs and incomes at home.
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While many parent's may feel bad about saddling their kids with debt, it is important to remember that they have the benefit of time to pay off the loans after graduation.
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Like other regional banks, Popolare di Bari never recovered from Italy's worst post-war recession earlier this decade, which bankrupted thousands of businesses, saddling banks with a mountain of unpaid loans.
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Police said on Tuesday enough evidence had been found for Netanyahu to be charged, saddling the four-term premier with one of the biggest challenges to his long dominance of Israeli politics.
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The sustainability initiative was announced on Thursday as China seeks to allay concerns that the Belt and Road plan to boost trade links was saddling poor countries with debts they cannot repay.
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Now, a proliferation of lenders are using the same technology to extend credit to the banked and unbanked alike, saddling borrowers with high interest rates and leaving regulators scrambling to keep up.
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The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has been praised for its potential to speed up economic development in many developing countries but criticized for potentially saddling many of them with unsustainable debt.
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And they worry that saddling the federal utilities with a massive green power mandate would hamper the thriving renewable energy industry and complicate an already slow transition to a low-carbon economy.
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Since the early 1990s policies have placed more and more revenues in the hands of the centre, while saddling local governments with the vast majority of expenditures, from health care to infrastructure.
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Small merchants nationwide accusing major credit card companies of saddling them with new liabilities for credit card fraud have asked a San Francisco federal judge to let them sue as a group.
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This gives for-profits, left for dead under the Obama administration, a new chance to lure in vulnerable populations with the questionable promise of career advancement while saddling graduates with mounting debt.
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The head of the U.S. Overseas Private Investment Corp (OPIC) said in July that China is saddling poor nations with unsustainable debt through large-scale infrastructure projects that are not economically viable.
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Despite the renewable portfolio standard's popularity among state policymakers and environmentalists, there are much better methods for promoting clean energy that do not require saddling low-income individuals with higher electricity prices.
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Defying predictions of his demise, Tillerson is saddling up for another year in Washington and is making clear that leaks and speculation about how long he'll last will not drive him out.
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In all, the 288 billion euros ($330 billion) Greece has borrowed is the largest bailout in history, saddling the country with debt the equivalent of 180 percent of its annual economic output.
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The cohort default rate was written into law in the early 1990s amid concerns that colleges, mainly for-profit higher education institutions, were saddling students with debt and degrees with little value.
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Because employers often participate in several multiemployer plans, the failure of just one or two of the largest plans risks a catastrophic domino effect across the system — saddling employers with untenable liability.
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Mr. Anton said it was not part of the Belt and Road Initiative, China's ambitious program to finance infrastructure projects around the world, which has been criticized for saddling developing countries with debt.
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An Oxford University study published in 2014 argued that large-scale hydroelectric projects are almost always damaging to developing economies, saddling them with debt while offering scant benefit for the populations they displace.
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Beijing offered in the last week a nod to criticism about its Belt and Road Initiative saddling other countries with debt while also gaining a partner in one of the world's financial centers.
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The government had been trying for the past three years to negotiate an arrangement with creditors to help prop up several struggling toll roads while avoiding saddling the state deficit with their debt.
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" Tillerson rebuked China's construction of islands in the South China Sea, and accused Beijing of acting in a "predatory" fashion when lending money to regional partners, saddling them with "enormous levels of debt.
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U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest said the plaintiffs failed to prove that NYU's retirement plan committee acted imprudently or caused losses by saddling them with poorly performing investment options and excessive recordkeeping fees.
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"Saddling modern broadband infrastructure and investment decisions with heavy-handed, outdated telephone regulations creates an environment of market uncertainty that does little to advance internet openness," Quinn said in his Tuesday blog post.
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Though her advice transcends all nations and demographics, she is particularly interested in helping fellow Nigerians break out of old-fashioned ways of thinking that hold many women back, saddling them with financial burdens.
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At the same time, year-over-year comparisons get harder as the boost from the Trump administration's tax cuts fades and corporate credit begins to sour, saddling banks with greater loan losses, he said.
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Baby name tracking site Babycenter noticed an alarming uptick in parents saddling their offspring with the names of fictional monsters who are bred and captured for the express purpose of engaging in virtual cockfights.
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Scrapping the reactors could mean Japanese nuclear operators would decommission 21 units, or nearly 543% of their pre-disaster fleet, saddling them will billions of dollars of costs to dismantle and decontaminate the facilities.
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He deposited a pitch from Astros right-hander Will Harris into the Crawford Boxes in left field, saddling Harris with his first run allowed this postseason following nine scoreless innings and 10 scoreless appearances.
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The decade-old corn stockpiling policy, which will be scrapped from the autumn, has pushed domestic corn prices up to 50 percent above international prices, saddling feed mills and food processors with higher costs.
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The Taxpayer Exposure Mitigation Act, for example, would require FEMA, the NFIP's overseer, to purchase reinsurance to transfer the risk of flood losses to the private market instead of saddling taxpayers with the bill.
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The prosecution contends that the defendants harmed the universities by saddling them with ineligible players, which could have caused them to have to forfeit games as well as revenue from the lucrative postseason tournament.
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If that sounds somewhat familiar, it might be because a similar system of securitization of subprime mortgages went haywire during the housing bust, saddling some investors with heavy losses from instruments they didn't understand.
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"I, Robot" is the first episode to really spotlight Willow, and she's such a lovely and complex character that saddling her with this piece of '90s low kitsch is a bit of a letdown.
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Federal student loan funds are the lifeblood of most for-profit schools, but critics have long criticized the industry for saddling students with large debts for programs that rarely led to well-paying careers.
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Then, in June, the UAE scaled down its military presence in Yemen, saddling Riyadh with an unpopular war it had launched to neutralise the Houthis and prevent Iran from consolidating influence along the border.
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If the justification for saddling the American people with at least $1 trillion in additional debt was greater wage growth, tax cuts should have been tied to each company's wage growth; that's just logical.
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Such a job, a person familiar said, would allow him to advise the President in an official capacity without saddling him with the responsibilities and blame that come with the chief of staff position.
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Australia's "Big Four" banks are already under intense regulatory scrutiny after a government-backed inquiry into the financial sector last year exposed systematic misconduct, saddling them with a hefty remediation bill to compensate customers.
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"The criminal justice system harms victims by saddling them with criminal convictions for crimes they were forced to commit by their traffickers," said Martina Vandenberg, president and founder of the Human Trafficking Legal Center.
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Some other companies like E La Carte and Ziosk enable ordering from the table with purpose-built tablets, but Waitr wants to avoid saddling restaurants with clutter and hardware that could break down, Meaux said.
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Companies like Mary Kay, Avon's decadeslong rival, and Herbalife, which has a largely Latino workforce, have been accused of preying on low-income and already vulnerable immigrant workers, saddling them with debt and little payoff.
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"We've got to get rid of the $19 trillion in debt," Trump says often, reflecting the longstanding concern of fiscal conservatives that our country is saddling future generations with high taxes and onerous interest payments.
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This would solve one problem with the Inglewood plan—saddling a single owner with nearly $2 billion in construction debt—by giving Kroenke someone to share costs with, either as a partner or a tenant.
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But some Western nations have expressed concern that the loans could trap poor countries in debt, saddling them with poor quality projects and forcing them to hand over control of strategic assets used as collateral.
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VW admitted in September 2015 that it had used illegal software to cheat U.S. diesel emissions tests, sparking the biggest business crisis in its 80-year history and saddling it with a $30 billion bill.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, who was elected in a change of government last May, has blamed the previous administration of Najib Razak for saddling the country with debt of more than 1 trillion ringgit.
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The news comes as consumer advocates, lawmakers and courts are working to hold PG&E, which filed for bankruptcy protection in January, accountable for its role in devastating fires without saddling ratepayers with the bill.
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However migrants and labor activists said that employers, middlemen and brokers are inflating the cost and saddling workers with fresh debts - trapping many in exploitative workplaces as they struggle to pay off what they owe.
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"I don't find anything progressive about saddling our kids and our grandkids with a balance sheet that is so far in the red that they'll never be able to dig their way out," he said.
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This time around, instead of saddling you with a loan for a small home without your consent, he sets you up with a tent, with a loan in the form of his own company currency.
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Private equity firms Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Bain Capital and real estate company Vornado Realty Trust bought the company, saddling it with so much debt it started slimming down, eliminating positions and cutting back on benefits.
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Over the years, however, Apple's original philosophy of providing a one-stop shop for all your media became iTunes' greatest undoing by saddling the app with more and more baggage that's eaten away at its usability.
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Still: Dahl takes fairy tales to another level in Revolting Rhymes, creating a bloodbath out of Cinderella's romance, making Little Red Riding Hood a stone-cold killer, and saddling Snow White with seven gambling-addict dwarfs.
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In a way, saddling them with unclear status is both politically easier than setting clear enforcement priorities, and the best way to place everyone without U.S. papers on notice that they can't feel completely secure here.
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Editorial The federal government's failure over decades to regulate for-profit colleges freed the schools to prey on veterans, minorities and the poor by saddling students with crushing debt and giving them worthless degrees in return.
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Andrew Cuomo manage to blow in the city's finances, by saddling it with hundreds of millions of dollars in added costs for Medicaid or the City University of New York, or through some other confiscatory tactics?
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And for every piece of efficient technology they ignore, automakers install another cup holder or electronic gizmo, jack up the price and increase profits by saddling buyers with a 20th-century product in 21st-century wrapping.
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Liban Soleman, general coordinator of the Bureau of Coordination and Planning for an Emerging Gabon, told Reuters on the summit's sidelines the idea that China is saddling African countries with debt they can't repay is "unfair".
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While lenders argue that its payday rules would effectively eliminate critical stop-gap funding to borrowers, consumer advocates have long criticized the lenders for saddling borrowers with annualized interest rates that often reach several hundred percent.
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While you were dragging yourself out of bed this morning, spilling coffee beans on the kitchen floor and staring at your open closet hopelessly, power duo Jason Wu and Eloquii were saddling up for a big announcement.
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Saddling a kid with the mean girl tag means judging her in the same way she may be judging others, said MacClain, who is also the founder of a program that helps parents bully-proof their kids.
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The government has been trying for the past three years to negotiate some arrangement with creditors to help prop up nine struggling toll roads while also avoiding saddling the state deficit with several billions euros of debt.
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The court documents, including exchanges of lawyers letters, reveal Silent Circle has been struggling to build momentum with the Blackphone hardware business after several distributor agreements did not pan out as expected, saddling the company with debt.
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Domestically Ukraine's president, Petro Poroshenko, faces staunch resistance to an agreement that grants Moscow most of what it wanted, saddling Kiev with responsibility for the separatist territories while giving them enough autonomy to hinder Ukraine's Western integration.
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If NAFTA collapses, costs could rise for hundreds of billions of dollars in trade as tariffs return, potentially saddling consumers with higher prices and less availability of products ranging from avocados and berries to cars and trucks.
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Morgan Stanley must face a lawsuit by Deutsche Bank National Trust accusing it of putting defective loans in a mortgage-backed securities trust and saddling investors with $306 million in losses, a Manhattan federal judge has ruled.
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According to The New York Times, the Education Department will establish a federal standard for what constitutes "misrepresentation" when determining whether a for-profit college deceived students into enrolling before saddling them with mountains of financial debt.
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"Educating a generation and saddling them with debt and then not giving them jobs where they have the wage that they presume they should receive based on the amount of time they spent on education," Virgil said.
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President Donald Trump likes to talk a tough game — saddling his rivals with mocking nicknames, promising unrivaled destruction to those who cross him — but when it comes to follow through, he is not a man of action.
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A severe recession added to the problems by making many companies default on loans, saddling banks with soured debts that - if they are written down at their market value - would blow a capital hole in their accounts.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Up to 15,000 holidaymakers are stranded on the island of Cyprus after the collapse of British travel firm Thomas Cook, saddling hotels with millions in potential losses, the deputy minister of tourism said on Monday.
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Critics say a proliferation of lenders using mobile phone financial technology to extend credit to people even if they do not have bank accounts is saddling borrowers with high interest rates and leaving regulators scrambling to keep up.
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For drivers who own the vehicle they are using for ride-sharing, over the longer term vehicle depreciation is also be being racked up in the background — saddling them with the burden of negative equity on their cars.
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As more and more states decrease penalties for possession or make marijuana legal and regulated for adults, it becomes less defensible to continue saddling marijuana consumers with lifelong criminal records and the collateral consequences that come with them.
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But if you're being asked to join a bunch of Zoom meetings, it's clearly a lot more convenient to have a browser plug-in take the strain for you vs saddling yourself with copying and pasting meeting IDs.
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Trump evidently sees the conspiracy theory as a way to turn the whistleblower's complaint into electoral gain — perhaps in hopes of saddling the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination with a Benghazi-like scandal that just won't go away.
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More bailouts followed in 2012 and 2015, saddling the country with debt equivalent to 180 percent of its annual economic output, despite relief on repayments of its official debt and a writedown of bonds held by private creditors.
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China has been criticized for saddling many countries with debt through its Belt and Road Initiative — a mammoth global infrastructure investment plan to build rail, road, sea and other routes stretching from China to Central Asia, Africa and Europe.
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Several officers entered the home quickly yet calmly, moving children and possible victims out of harm's way before arresting two men and a woman suspected of exploiting Romanian factory workers by saddling them with debts and seizing their wages.
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Ireland's then 'Celtic Tiger' economy last enjoyed stellar growth rates in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis, which burst a property bubble, saddling its banks with unsustainable bad debts and the government with a ballooning budget deficit.
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He was later welcomed by outgoing premier Alexis Tsipras, a leftist who steered Greece out of bailouts, but was blamed for botching negotiations with international lenders and saddling the nation with more debt after he took over in 2015.
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In rural America in particular, shrinking populations can lead to a vicious cycle, causing local businesses to fail and young people to leave in search of opportunity, saddling those who remain with a smaller tax base for local services.
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The Illinois and Washington attorneys general argue that Sallie Mae engaged in predatory lending, saddling people with private subprime loans that the company knew in advance were likely to fail because borrowers would not be able to repay them.
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ATHENS, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Up to 15,000 holidaymakers are stranded on the island of Cyprus after the collapse of British travel firm Thomas Cook, saddling hotels with millions in potential losses, the deputy minister of tourism said on Monday.
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But those who can't afford it are essentially trapped -- they either sit in jail until the court takes action, or work with a bail bond agent to secure their freedom (with the latter option often saddling them with debt).
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They feel that our political leaders don't care about their struggles or their aspirations -- from the daily grind of balancing work and caregiving to the dream of giving their children a better future through college, without saddling them with crippling debt.
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The new U.S. administration has argued that excessive bank regulation is saddling lending and holding back growth, raising the prospect that regulation would be rolled back and efforts to finalize a new global accord, called Basel III, would run aground.
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"Colleges are actively saddling themselves with a whole group of applicants about whom they know little and who, in turn, know little about them," Lauren Gersick, the associate director of college counseling at the Urban School of San Francisco, told me.
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The new U.S. administration has argued that excessive bank regulation is saddling lending and holding back growth, raising the prospect that regulation would be rolled back and efforts to finalise a new global accord, called Basel III, would run aground.
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And to avoid saddling the government with a six-year mistake, Congress copied state law and allowed the president to remove commissioners for inefficiency, neglect of duty, or malfeasance in office — circumstances in which commissioners were objectively harming the public welfare.
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Beijing has also been accused of saddling developing countries with substantial volumes of hidden debt through its Belt and Road Initiative — the colossal infrastructure project seeking to build rail, road, sea and other routes across China, Central Asia, Africa and Europe.
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It's been three decades since the last major overhaul, and our tax code has grown even more bloated and unwieldy, saddling individual taxpayers with a thicket of paperwork and businesses with the highest corporate tax rate in the developed world.
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"Instead of saddling the Internet with heavy-handed regulations, we will work together to take targeted action against bad actors," Pai said Monday as the two agencies unveiled a blueprint for how they will police the internet after net neutrality.
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In 2012, a two-year investigation by the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, widely known as the Harkin report, ripped the for-profit industry for failing to graduate students while saddling them with debt using federal money.
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But that would soon be forgotten, because Ghetts had entered the stage, riding a Segway, gliding back and forth across the platform like a jockey saddling a horse, mic in hand, ready to deliver the finest set of the weekend.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Guggenheim Partners, overseen by billionaire Mark Walter, is facing a lawsuit claiming it defrauded annuity investors by saddling an insurance affiliate with risky assets, and siphoning cash for purposes including Walter's purchase of the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team.
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Worse still, Christie's presidential hopes led him to move to the right on immigration policy, gun control and other issues, saddling the state party with unpopular positions that will be hard to sell in relatively moderate New Jersey in the 2017 gubernatorial election.
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Moreover, the standard method of doing so, saddling the company with debt in a so-called leveraged buyout, is not an option for Tesla given that is already servicing a debt mountain of some $11 billion and is not making any money.
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Some of the refiners and importers who control the chemical characteristics of fossil fuels want to change the rules of the regulatory game by saddling other businesses — fuel blenders, marketers, and retailers (like mom and pop gas stations) — with their compliance costs.
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Some of the refiners and importers who control the chemical characteristics of fossil fuels want to change the rules of the regulatory game by saddling other businesses—fuel blenders, marketers, and retailers (like mom and pop gas stations)—with their compliance costs.
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In general, the report found, these burdens — many ostensibly aimed at deterring crime — have the opposite effect: By saddling young people with piles of debt they cannot pay, they increase the likelihood that juveniles will wind up in trouble with the law again.
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Wages are largely stagnant and student loan debt has ballooned to $1.4 trillion, saddling young people with payments that make it hard to start a family or afford to buy a home in a market with tightening mortgage rules and rising prices.
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Instead it elevated a supporting character, the C.I.A. killer Peter Quinn (Rupert Friend), to co-starring status — he, rather than Carrie, essentially solved the mystery in Season 6 — while saddling him with a monstrously debilitating set of post-traumatic mental and physical afflictions.
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But some prisoners's rights advocates say saddling inmates and parolees with fees can hinder their rehabilitation by making it harder for them to support themselves and their families, and could violate the Eighth Amendment, which bars cruel and unusual punishment and excessive fines.
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However, some senior bankers and analysts have been outspoken critics of the idea, saying it risks saddling banks with ownership stakes in weak companies which Beijing sees as too big or too sensitive to fail, rather than addressing the root causes of repayment problems.
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Experts say that if the court permits iPhone users to bring their suit, they could force the company to refund a percentage of every app sold over a four year period, possibly saddling the electronics giant with hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - Setting up a European bad bank to absorb the mountain of bad loans saddling lenders in several euro zone countries would be a "valuable" move to improve the bloc's financial stability, the head of the euro zone bailout fund said on Monday.
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They savaged the right-leaning National Review with #NRORevolt and ridiculed establishment Republicans such as Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio by saddling them with the #cuckservative hashtag ("cuckservative" being a portmanteau of cuckold and conservative and meant to underscore the perceived fecklessness of these candidates).
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But Perotti's last gig before saddling up with Shkreli was at the Galleon Group, where he was involved in a trade targeted by the feds as part of a probe that sent notorious insider trader Raj Rajaratnam to prison, as the New York Times reported.
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But it also opens what some analysts and investors say is a dangerous door to Chinese banks investing in weak non-financial firms, as they would be saddling themselves with sub-standard equity stakes that would likely be worth less than debt in the event of bankruptcies.
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The pressure has even led some parents to adopt drastic measures like saddling their elf with a serious case of the flu or a broken leg just to get some relief from the nightly elfin repositioning — not exactly the stuff warm holiday memories are made of.
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As an emergency room doctor, Wen would regularly see patients coming into the ER with life-threatening conditions because they were "cutting their medications into halves or quarters" out of an inability to pay for the correct dosage, saddling themselves with sky-high hospital fees instead.
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In recent years, many for-profit educational institutions that have received billions of dollars in federal aid, including the University of Phoenix, have been pummeled by criticisms that they preyed upon veterans and low-income students, saddling them with outsize student loan debt and subpar instruction.
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His basic narrative, repeated Tuesday, is that America is losing because countries like China engage in "unfair" trade practices like currency manipulation and subsidized goods, saddling the US with an $800 billion trade deficit (in other words, America imports $800 billion more in goods than it exports).
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A meeting and presentation at a luxury Riyadh hotel was held against a backdrop of low oil prices pressuring the kingdom's currency and saddling it with an annual state budget deficit of almost $100 billion - the biggest economic challenge for Riyadh in well over a decade.
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"When new evidence came to light showing the nation's largest banks were ripping off students on campuses across the country by saddling them with legally dubious account fees, bureau leadership suppressed the publication of a report prepared by bureau staff," Frotman wrote in his resignation letter.
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The UAE in June reduced its military involvement in Yemen as Western criticism of the war mounted and as heightened tensions with Iran raised security concerns closer to home, saddling Riyadh with the conflict that is widely seen as a proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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As former Capital One employee Elena Botella wrote for The New Republic in October, the practice of saddling low-income customers with debt is endemic to the banking industry, part and parcel of a system designed to funnel cash from the economic bottom up to the boardroom.
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The bill specifically targets the so-called One Ring Scam, in which scammers dial from a fake phone number and let it ring once in a ploy to get the consumer to call back, often saddling the person with hefty fees for dialing a foreign line.
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Tempting though it may be to blame Sephora, Birchbox, and the hotel groups Hilton and Marriott for saddling us with darling samples we didn't ask for and certainly don't need and also are constitutionally unable to part with, the reality is that we are the problem.
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And the communique contained pledges to increase debt transparency on the part of both borrowers and creditors and to make infrastructure development more sustainable, an initiative launched in the wake of complaints that China's massive Belt and Road infrastructure drive was saddling poor countries with debt they can't repay.
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The communique also contained pledges to increase debt transparency on the part of both borrowers and creditors and to make infrastructure development more sustainable, an initiative launched in the wake of complaints that China's massive Belt and Road infrastructure drive was saddling poor countries with debt they can't repay.
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The union's negotiating committee recommended UAW leadership accept the proposed agreement, which would give its members pay increases, protect their health insurance coverage without saddling them with the additional payments sought by management, and provide a way for temporary workers at GM to become better-paid permanent employees.
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Similar strategies are at play in Georgia Power's insistence on saddling customers with the costs of keeping Plant Hammond in northwest Georgia open, and in the Orlando Utilities Commission's plan to continue to put good money after bad at the C.D. McIntosh Jr. power plant in Central Florida.
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If MB-I ever rolls out, its sponsors will face heavy pressure to charge too little, partly because they will want to ensure that millions of middle-aged Americans sign up and partly because doling out goodies (and saddling future generations with the bill) is what Congress does.
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There are also dozens of longstanding questions about the basic viability of the Chinese growth model, which is based on very low levels of household consumption with tons of money poured into domestic investment projects — projects that many outside observers believe are saddling Chinese banks with bad debts.
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Bob Menendez (D-NJ) ended in a hung jury and a mistrial, sparing Senate Democrats what would have been an awkward couple of months had he been found guilty, but potentially saddling them with an awkward couple of years, as he's now set to run for reelection in 2018.
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But maybe kicking Season 6 off with a kinder, gentler Carrie who just wants to do her own thing, raise her daughter and help people, only to be dragged back into the world of the CIA, would have been more interesting than saddling her with Quinn and all of his baggage.
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The Coalition for the Homeless is opposed, saying the revamp could inadvertently stall the opening of shelters and would exacerbate the problem of homeless families with children being placed in shelters far away from their neighborhoods, saddling students with long commutes or temporary school transfers that threaten to hurt them academically.
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Watch. When Trump's only real infrastructure program is a wall along the Mexican border, saddling taxpayers with a bill that could exceed $50 billion with no discernible economic benefit at home, then he must answer for something far more consequential than his opinion of the acting skills of Meryl Streep. Watch.
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"The risk for Democrats is having these hearings push far into the presidential cycle, and they'll end up saddling our presidential candidates with tremendous responsibility, not just to promote their own policies but to defend their colleagues that will be conducting these hearings and responding to things coming out of them," said Democratic strategist Basil Smikle.
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Editorial Despite efforts by Congress, the Obama administration and state attorneys general to stop the predatory practices of for-profit colleges, veterans and service members who rely on funding from the G.I. bill and the Defense Department to attend school are still being targeted by an industry infamous for saddling people with debt and useless degrees.
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Mr. Ghosn, 64, who was until recently head of the alliance that united Nissan Motor, Mitsubishi Motors of Japan and Renault of France, had his bail request granted more than three months after he was arrested on suspicion of underreporting his income by more than $80 million and improperly saddling Nissan with his personal investment losses.
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While, as is true on the other side with Republicans and Trump, it is possible to argue that she is the lesser of two evils, what we are hearing instead is a brazen refusal to even consider the possibility that they are saddling the nation with a flawed president who will be weighed down by scandals her entire time in office.
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Human feats get their due here as well, whether it is saddling the first five finishers in the Gold Cup as Dickinson did in 22012, with Bregawn on top, or the gambling prowess of a stable hand named Conor Murphy who, in 28 while working as a groom, turned a $29 bet into a life-changing payout of more than $210 million.
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Puerto Rico's electricity system, still in tatters 22 days after Hurricane Maria and with no set date for recovery, can be brought into the 21st century with firm fiscal oversight aimed at reforms that will prevent managers of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA) and their cronies from saddling the island with a regressive grid rebuild that will only cripple the economy in the long term.
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Liberals hailed those amnesties while paying less attention to the consequences of the Dreamer amnesty in particular: It created the impression that kids brought to the United States illegally would soon gain legal status, which in turn helped drive a surge in children being sent north without their parents, overwhelming the Border Patrol and saddling the Obama White House with a problem that it ultimately passed along to President Trump.
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The shares have sunk to $33.54 from a high of $11.4.70 in August as Valeant has come under growing scrutiny for sharp price hikes on its medicines and its ties to specialty pharmacy Philidor Rx. The risk of default has offered creditors an opportunity to attempt to renegotiate core elements of their agreements with Valeant, potentially saddling the company with higher costs of debt and more restrictions on how it deploys capital, according to people familiar with the matter.
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The demographic cherrypicking that can come inherently bundled with digital healthcare apps which are most likely to appeal to younger users (who have fewer complex health problems) is another key criticism of some of these shiny, modern services — with the argument being they impact non-digital NHS primary care services by saddling the bricks-and-mortar bits with more older, sicker patients to care for while the apps siphon off (and monetize) mostly the well, tech-savvy young.
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