It's the only way to stay in control of your secret.
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The hostile takeover attempt left Mr. Wang scrambling to stay in control.
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Everything happens on your phone, and you stay in control of your data.
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The effort to stay in control of the national conversation will not be easy.
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Especially considering how hard she wants to stay in control of her nice girl image.
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You need to stay in control of yourself and avoid eating too much unhealthy foods.
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When your business is scaling quickly, it can be challenging to stay in control of company culture.
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It&aposs important for leaders to stay in control of the meeting and keep employees on track.
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To stay in control of refugee flows, countries must ensure that those who do not qualify go home.
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The driver still needs to stay in control at all times, including keeping their hands on the wheel.
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The Wizards continued to stay in control and led 56-47 at the break and never trailed again.
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These waters may calm down and we may go overboard tomorrow, but you have to stay in control.
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Smart scales can be used to improve your wellbeing and help you stay in control of your goals.
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I can go a little crazy when it comes to my daughter's wardrobe, but I stay in control today.
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Users connect wallet addresses on Radar Relay so that you stay in control of your tokens at all times.
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To get the votes, they need to stay in control; they exploit an issue that costs them nothing — abortion.
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Mazda said it could even expand the alliance, as long as it could stay in control of its own management.
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The web entrepreneur was desperate to stay in control of his wildly successful project, but he felt his grip weakening.
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Users can always edit or reject suggested due dates so that you stay in control of your to-do list.
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Even if he does not step down, Mr Kabila may struggle to stay in control of much of the country.
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"We cannot go and meet...if (the separatists) stay in control of Aden and don't withdraw from positions," he said.
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Three straight hoops by Dinwiddie helped the Nets stay in control and take a 94-77 lead into the fourth.
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Many sex workers chose their job because they didn't want to be exploited in other fields, and to stay in control.
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Saudi officials said Ibrahim's 40 percent stake in MBC would remain unchanged and Prince Alwaleed would stay in control of Kingdom.
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She won a procedural battle this week that may make it easier for her to stay in control of House Democrats.
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And there are apps to ensure that you stay in control of what you do when you make it to your destination.
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Even if you have the right gear to handle the snow and ice, you can't always trust that drivers will stay in control.
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Put together, it's increasingly clear Maduro will employ strongman tactics to stay in control, and it doesn't look like Guaidó's side can stop him.
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But the regime also has instruments of power, ideology, repression and patronage, all of which it is ready to wield to stay in control.
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Lam is going to need inspiration, divine or otherwise, if she wants to stay in control, wedged between angry Hong Kongers and leaders in Beijing.
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As a leader, it&aposs important to stay in control of the meeting dynamic so that it doesn&apost turn into one, big venting session.
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There is no single establishment candidate, establishment media source, or establishment vision that somehow ensures that the party can stay in control of their legacy tribe.
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In her book, the advice she gives to people in money trouble is pretty boilerplate: stay in control, react quickly, and start calling creditors to negotiate.
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As long as the team can stay cool under pressure and stay in control like they have been, Na'Vi could have this Major in the bag.
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What we're saying is that your haircut is a big part of you, and it's therefore best that you stay in control of how it looks.
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Protesters saw Mr. Bouteflika's letter as nothing more than a ploy by le pouvoir to gain time while they engineer a way to stay in control.
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"The army wants to stay in control, whether with a civilian cover in Algeria or a direct way in Sudan," said prominent Tunisian journalist Ziad Krichen.
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For people who want to stay in control, this would be a good choice for someone who wants to stay ahead of even the most advanced attacks.
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Under the legislation, the Commerce Department would have to stay in control of the domain name system until Congress "expressly grants" it the authority to conduct the transition.
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The Democrats want to stay in control, and the only way they accomplish this is by granting amnesty to illegals immigrants to mask the failures of their political agenda.
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People sort of try to paint her here — a lot of companies — as sort of communist almost, you know, just that she wants to stay in control of everything.
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Under Chinese law, crucial licenses to do business in certain industries must stay in control of Chinese nationals when a company lists its shares overseas, as Alibaba has done.
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But sex work is work: Dating someone because you enjoy the lifestyle it affords you isn't—which makes it harder to set boundaries, and harder to stay in control.
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Though physically weak and forgetful (in 2015 he read the same speech in parliament twice) he still plays factions of the party off against each other to stay in control.
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Using my hands to steady myself, I scrambled down the slope for a bit until I couldn't find a way to keep my balance and stay in control any longer.
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As Trump himself clearly grasped when he contradicted his adviser, Kim needs to believe he can stay in control of North Korea even if he gives up his nuclear weapons.
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The polls also found that 8013% of voters in Michigan would prefer to see Democrats win majorities in Congress in next year's election, while 35% would rather Republicans stay in control.
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Speaking after her meeting with lawmakers, she said she was aware that her decision on refugees had unsettled voters and raised concerns about the state's ability to act and stay in control.
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The emotion and media experts I spoke to offered pretty straightforward recommendations for hypothetical parents: stay in control of what your children see, and pay attention to how they're responding to it.
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Keep a positive attitude, an open heart, and be smart about who you let into your life — and which company to work for — to stay in control of your life and career.
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She was dominant as usual against Cibulkova, improving her record to 5-0 over the 35th-ranked Slovak, using a powerful and precise serve to stay in control and dictate the flow.
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If Republicans stay in control of the House and gain ground in the Senate, they will almost certainly make further attempts to chip away at the Affordable Care Act and/or Medicaid.
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"Checking in regularly, at a time when it is convenient for you, helps you stay in control of your schedule and time and provides the opportunity to prevent a crisis," she explains.
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By being able to take my time and logically reason with myself, if I'm focused, I can successfully suppress the negative thoughts, stay in control of my emotions, stay positive, and not panic.
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Tesla is quick to remind the public that their cars have visual and audio alerts that remind drivers to stay in control of their vehicle, and all Teslas come with automatic emergency braking.
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One thing that distinguishes him is that most inventors that stay in control of their technology to create a whole business, since it takes a long time typically, do it in one industry.
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That's because creating stress, conflict and crisis is a strategy often used in business, Taffer tells CNBC Make It and, to succeed, you'll need to master techniques that let you stay in control.
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Kalanick (and other tech founders like him) have used this sort of share structure to ensure they stay in control of their once-small startups even as investors and board members come aboard.
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The row with Canada is a sign the prince is willing to risk riling international investors in order to stay in control of the process of change, RBC Capital Markets' Helima Croft wrote.
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With 28 days left before voters could give Democrats the majority in the House and the Senate, Trump is ramping up his efforts to make sure that Republicans stay in control after the midterm elections.
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With 98 days left before voters could give Democrats the majority in the House and the Senate, Trump is ramping up his efforts to make sure that Republicans stay in control after the midterm elections.
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McCarthy says he thinks Republicans will stay in control of the House in 2018, and he's clearly been able to convince his fellow California Republicans that sticking with the party's agenda is a winning strategy.
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Using "mute" and "unfollow" options on social media platforms is an easy and instant way to stay in control -- and a way to temporarily stop seeing content shared by well-meaning friends and family online.
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"Having a clean kitchen or home makes you feel more in control and primes you to stay in control," says Dr. Brian Wansink, Director of the Cornell Food and Brand Lab and coauthor of the study.
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Zuckerberg specifically said in a post on his Facebook page that he was abandoning a plan to create a class of Facebook stockholders without voting rights in order for him stay in control of the company.
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But it has been swinging northward over the middle of the country, keeping a cold front at bay to the north and allowing a large mass of hot, humid air to stay in control in the East.
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If she can endure an ordeal like the one portrayed on Lemonade and stay in control, never slipping up, never showing weakness the way we mortals would, she must be a goddess, an inspiration, Queen Bey herself.
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Alison has always tried to stay in control in her romantic relationships, but no amount of snarky comments or mind games can stop Cyrus from stealing Alison's stuff, throwing her against the wall, and dragging a knife across her thigh.
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Britain's Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) said all UK sites have minimum staffing levels, and contingency plans should they fall below these levels, to enable them to stay in control of activities that could affect nuclear safety under all foreseeable circumstances.
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Lemonaid also offers fast prescription pickup for birth control pills, and for men, erectile dysfunction medication, which I guess is the male equivalent of needing to get ahead of a life-threatening kidney infection or stay in control of your reproductive system.
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He's a strong fundraiser, and as someone who always said Republicans would stay in control of the House in 2019, he managed to convince his fellow Republicans that sticking with the party's agenda was a winning strategy — to his own undoing, ironically.
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CEOs who are emotionally intelligent, who stay in control of their negative emotions and who are proactive in alerting their board and executive team about their situation, can mitigate any potential fallout at work, said Dr. Marilyn Puder-York, a psychologist and executive coach.
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In another qualifier, Ghana drew, 0-0, in Mozambique to stay in control of Group H. Halfway through the final group stage, Morocco, Egypt, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Algeria, Senegal and Cameroon are all in strong positions to qualify for the 2017 Cup of Nations in Gabon.
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The Standing Committee lineup will offer the clearest clue yet to a question that has overshadowed the once-in-five-years Communist Party congress now underway in Beijing: how long Mr. Xi may try to stay in control of the world's newest superpower, either as official leader or as a power behind the throne.
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Dean is able to stay in control long enough to kill Lucifer, but the season ends with Michael taking control of Dean's body and departing.
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This meant commentators expected the Conservatives to stay in control of what was described as their showpiece council. For the election 9 of the 22 wards that made up the council were seen as being marginal.
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The results saw the Conservatives stay in control with 31 seats, with no changes taking place in the political balance on the council. The Liberal Democrats remained on 15 seats, Labour on 11 and independents on 3 seats.
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The results saw the Conservative stay in control of the council despite losing 2 seats. The Liberal Democrats gained seats in Benenden and Cranbrook wards to hold 6 seats, compared to 42 for the Conservatives. Overall turnout in the election was 68.59%.
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The results saw the Labour party stay in control of the council after holding all but one of the seats they had been defending. The only change came in St Lukes ward where Conservative Conor Burns gained the seat from Labour. Overall turnout in the election was 26.4%.
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The results saw the Labour party stay in control of the council, but they did lose some seats. The Conservatives gained the seats of Old Warley and Princes End from Labour, while the Liberal Democrats took Hateley Heath from Labour. Alan Burkitt also held off the Liberal Democrats in Charlemont for the Conservatives.
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In Asia, it is a choice, it is crucial for your company. You need to have a strong management as well as a local way of thinking. What really matters is to stay in control of your production. You cannot focus only on outsourcing in Asia.” In Vietnam, the textile factory is a processing industry.
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The results saw the Conservatives easily stay in control of the council taking 36 of the 40 seats, with Conservative candidates having been unopposed in 11 wards. The only ward where any other group won all of the seats was in Waterlees in Wisbech, where Labour took both seats. 14 Conservative candidates were unopposed at the election.
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This change in course stabilized Nehenta Bay. Her rolls steadied to a bit less than 30°, but her crew still had to fight to stay in control against heavy seas and gusty winds. A full rudder was required to keep her bow aligned against gusts of up to . Eventually, the winds died down, and Nehenta Bay emerged from the storm with relatively little damage.
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Time saved: 30–45 secs. Bar-end levers Changing gear without having to move from a tucked aero position means you stay in control, relaxed and fast. Time saved: 30 secs. Tri suit Skin-tight Lycra has demonstrated 6% improvements in research. Time saved 30–45 secs (and quicker transitions). Aero wheels A 50-80 mm deep aero front wheel and disc is the ultimate set-up but it’s a costly way to get faster.
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Social Security Work Incentives encourage beneficiaries to attempt work. Work Incentives help beneficiaries stay in control of their finances and healthcare benefits while they re-enter the workforce or go to work for the first time. Some Work Incentives help beneficiaries keep their health care coverage while working and others may also allow their cash payments to continue. Available Work Incentives vary for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) beneficiaries.
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Along with demonstrating the proof's authenticity, the daughter also finds herself in a relationship with 28-year-old Hal. Throughout, the play explores Catherine's fear of following in her father's footsteps, both mathematically and mentally and her desperate attempts to stay in control. ;Act I The play opens with Catherine sitting alone in the backyard of her large, old house. Robert, her father, approaches her with a bottle of champagne to celebrate her 25th birthday.
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Snowboarders in boardercross competition. Snowboard cross, also known as boardercross, is a snowboard competition in which four to six competitors race down a course. Snowboard cross courses are typically quite narrow and include cambered turns, various types of jumps, berms, rollers, drops, steep and flat sections designed to challenge the riders' ability to stay in control while maintaining maximum speed. It is not uncommon for racers to collide with each other mid-race.
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The results saw the Conservatives stay in control of the council after winning 11 of the 19 seats which were contested. However this was one down on before the election, after the Conservative council leader, Anna Waite, was defeated in Prittlewell by the Liberal Democrats. The Liberal Democrats gained 2 seats to overtake Labour as the second largest party on the council with 9 councillors, as against 8 for Labour. Overall turnout in the election was 34%.
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Gygax demanded that Kevin Blume be removed as company president, and the three outside directors agreed with him. However, the board still believed the financial problems were terminal and the company needed to be sold. In an effort to stay in control, in March 1985, Gygax exercised his 700-share stock option, giving him just over 50% control. He appointed himself president and CEO, and rather than selling the company, he took steps to produce new revenue generating products.
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Future challenges for the concept that have been identified include the way issuing and earning process for the badges is quality-assured; the centralization (or not) of the badge-issuing process and the legitimacy of any organization that takes charge of it; the way badge issuers are using the open standard to ensure that the learners stay in control and badges remain interoperable; and the way badges will be used and recognized by education institutions, enterprises and individuals.
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The results saw the Conservatives stay in control, with no change in the party composition of the council. The Conservatives gained Lower Nidderdale from the Liberal Democrats, but Conservative cabinet member Brian Lumsden was defeated in Boroughbridge by Liberal Democrat Peter Phillips, in what had been considered a safe seat. The Conservatives won 62.5% of the vote, compared to 34.2% for the Liberal Democrats. As a result, the Conservatives remained on 29 seats, the Liberal Democrats on 21 and 4 independents.
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The results saw the Liberal Democrats stay in control of the council after regaining the 3 independent seats, but losing another 2 seats. This meant they held 27 seats and had an overall majority of 7. The Conservatives gained Boulsworth from the Liberal Democrats by 7 votes after 3 recounts to have 14 seats, while Labour went up to 6 seats after taking Bradley by 226 votes. The British National Party remained on 1 seat, after no other party won any seats in the election.
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The results saw Labour stay in control, but their leader, Bryn Sidaway, lost his seat after 16 years on the council. Sidaway lost in Hendon ward by 2 votes to Conservative Paul Maddison after 3 recounts, which was one of 4 gains made by the Conservatives. Labour blamed the defeat of Sidaway on dirty tricks after anonymous posters were displayed associating Sidaway with neo-nazis, but this was denied by the Conservatives. Overall turnout was 20%, but was as low as 12.4% in Central ward.
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The results saw the Conservatives defend what was regarded as their most marginal council in the country, however Labour did make one gain from an independent. The Conservatives were seen as having benefited from the troubles of the national Labour government which helped them stay in control of the council. Voter turnout was higher than expectations with Claines ward seeing a 49% turnout and Battenhall 43.1%. Following the election the leader of the council, Stephen Inman, stood down and was succeeded by fellow Conservative councillor Simon Geraghty.
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If one of the candidates were to believe that this would put them at a disadvantage, they may use other means of coercion or influence to put themselves into an advantageous position. When those who have fallen subject to the manipulation begin to talk to each other directly—or when other evidence comes to light such as financial results—the manipulator will have an explanation ready but will already be planning their exit, as they are driven to stay in control, not to face a revelation which would expose his behavior.
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The results saw the Conservatives stay in control of the council despite losing 2 seats to the new Community Campaign (Hart) group and 1 seat to the Liberal Democrats. Community Campaign (Hart) gained the seats of Church Crookham East and West and came second in two additional wards. Meanwhile, the Liberal Democrats gained Fleet Courtmoor from the Conservatives, while holding the other 4 seats they had been defending. However the Conservatives did manage to gain one seat in Crondall, where they defeated Brian Leversha who had resigned from the Conservatives to sit as an independent.
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The results saw the Labour party easily stay in control of the council, with the Labour leader of the council describing the results as "remarkable". Labour gained one seat from the Conservatives in St Pauls ward to move to 51 seats after winning 20 of the seats contested. The Conservatives also lost a seat in Yew Tree to the Liberal Democrats. They meant both the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats won 2 seats each in the election, with the Conservatives dropping to 10 seats and the Liberal Democrats going up to 6.
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The results saw the Conservatives stay in control of the council with 43 seats, but lose 1 seat to the Liberal Democrats who then had 11 councillors. Liberal Democrat Sue Smith gained Loddon from Conservative Abdul Loyes by 51 votes in the only change in the political composition of the council. This was the first time since the 2001 election that the Conservatives had failed to gain seats at an election for Wokingham council. Overall turnout in the election was 71.33%, significantly up after the council election was held at the same time as the general election.
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Tachibana overcomes his fear while defeating the Peacock Undead and sealing him. Later in the series, as restitution for being manipulated by an Undead, Tachibana takes Mutsuki under his wing, attempting to help him stay in control of the Spider Undead. During the final few episodes, Kamen Rider Garren came face to face with the Giraffa Undead and battled it out with him. Despite the Undead warning him the consequences of Hajime being the last Undead standing, thus making him champion of the Battle Fight, Garren insists on believing in his friend before the two fall off a cliff.
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He describes himself as risk-averse ("I climb to live, not to die", "The summit is optional, getting down is mandatory"), who places value on understanding, and being in the right position, to capitalise on breaks in weather. His later climbs were mostly two-man climbs with experienced sherpas (Pasang Gelu), where Hinkes could stay in control of events and react quickly. He was not averse to leveraging the resources of bigger expeditions alongside. Unusually for a 20–year high-altitude Himalayan eight-thousander, he has never lost any fingers or toes (or "other bits" as he describes it), to frostbite.
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Shortly after, Sage discovers the truth herself and confronts Sharon, but ends up dying in a car accident. Sharon then decides to continue raising "Sully" as her own, not wanting to destroy her family with Dylan. She has nightmares of Sage and begins seeing her ghost, and briefly decides to stop taking her medication in order to "stay in control". Sharon tells nobody else besides Mariah the truth; Case enjoyed building Sharon and Mariah's mother/daughter relationship in the process of the storyline, observing that "they are each others confidantes, and they have each others back".
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Towels in Innsbruck with the words "DON'T PANIC" on Towel Day Somebody who can stay in control of virtually any situation is somebody who is said to know where their towel is. The logic behind this statement is presented in chapter 3 of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy thus: Adams got the idea for this phrase when he went travelling and found that his beach towel kept disappearing. In The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy -The Radio Scripts, his friends describe how he would always "mislay" his towel. On Towel Day, fans commemorate Adams by carrying towels with them.
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The results saw the Conservatives stay in control of the council after making a net gain of 2 seats to hold 31 of the 51 seats. The Conservatives gained Farmhill and Paganhill from an independent, Dursley and Upton St Leonards from the Liberal Democrats and Cam East from the Labour party. However Labour gained Cainscross back from the Conservatives, while the Liberal Democrats defeated the Conservative cabinet member Nigel Cooper in Rodborough by 5 votes. Meanwhile, the Greens held all 4 seats they had been defending and came within 12 votes of taking Nailsworth from the Conservatives.
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The results saw the Conservatives stay in control with 31 seats, after both gaining and losing 2 seats, while increasing their vote share to 51%. The Conservatives gained the seats of Dursley and Stonehouse from Labour, after the sitting Labour councillors had stood down, reducing Labour to 7 seats. However the Conservatives also lost Nailsworth by 28 votes to the Greens and Wotton-under-Edge by 25 votes to the Liberal Democrats. This meant the Greens went up to 6 seats and the Liberal Democrats up to 5 seats, while there remained 2 independents who had not defended seats in the election.
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The results saw the Conservatives stay in control of the council despite losing 3 council seats to reduce their majority to 8 seats. Labour gained the 3 seats from the Conservatives in Burscough West and both seats in Scott ward, with Labour's 41 vote majority in Burscough West being the most marginal of the election. Labour also regained a seat in Up Holland, where the former councillor, David Phythian, had served as an independent after having been suspended from Labour in 2007 due to racist comments. However the Conservative group leader, Ian Grant, was among those who held their seats with the Conservatives remaining safely in control of the council.
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Following Alexander's death, he rose to become supreme commander of the imperial army and regent for Alexander's half brother and intellectually disabled successor, Philip Arridaeus (Philip III). He was the first of the Diadochi who fought for control over Alexander's empire but in his attempts to establish a power base and stay in control of the empire, he managed to make enemies of key generals in the Macedonian army, Antipater, Craterus and Antigonus Monophtalmus, who decided to revolt against the regent. In response to this formidable coalition and a provocation from another general, Ptolemy, Perdiccas invaded Egypt, but when the invasion foundered his soldiers revolted and killed him.
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The crew of Moya are visiting an ice planet with a Diagnosan--an alien skilled in medical matters--and he is working on healing Moya of the burns she sustained in Liars, Guns and Money Part III: Plan B. Meanwhile, John is desperately trying to stay in control of his mind, and is losing. The Scorpius chip finally takes over control of John, and heads over to the neural cluster to signal Scorpius his location. Aeryn tries to convince John to stop what he's doing, and she tells him she loves him. He seemingly tells her the same, but in actuality it is the neural chip manipulating Aeryn.
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The results saw the Conservatives stay in control of the council with 38 seats, but lose 2 seats to Labour, who moved to 17 seats. Labour gained the seats of St Philip and Walcot from the Conservatives, while coming close in Eastcott against the Liberal Democrats and in Covingham and Nythe, Dorcan and Freshbrook and Grange Park, which were held by the Conservatives. The Labour victory in Walcot defeated the Conservative cabinet member Peter Mallinson, with the winning candidate Ellen Osa becoming the first female black councillor in Swindon. Overall turnout at the election was 38.26%, ranging from a high of 46.08% in Highworth to a low of 29.62% in Parks.
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The piece begins with images of a tormented woman, projected with a recording of voices asking "Hey, why are you so tormented?" With Nishio on stage, wearing a house covering her face and head, a dialectic is created between emotions and thinking, then a recording of Nishio's voice outlines an effort to stay in control while participating in daily life: > [W]hile the telephone rings and the dog shuffles by someone knocks at the > door. Why don't you just sit down and think, think, think, think. A diagram of the artist's head is flashed with the word think repeated and pointing to various parts of the brain.
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In 2013, some concerns were raised about the new technology Intelauto and Ajusto that could be used to "spy" on customers. Privacy Commissioner Dr. Ann Cavoukian tried to put a hold on these fears, since the program is on a voluntary basis and the contract clearly stipulates the terms, which means the users stay in control of their information. However, not all concerns were waived : John Lawford, executive director and general counsel with the Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC) in Ottawa, raised a point that even if these information are strictly for the user, they still could be disclosed to third parties in some situations like civil cases, where it could be dig out by law enforcement. In 2017, The Personal faced accusation of citizen's privacy rights.
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An injury to Klitschko's left shoulder in the third round prevented him from using his jab and left hand as effectively as normal, but he was still able to keep the hard charging Chisora at bay for the majority of the fight. Despite the constant pressure applied by Chisora, Klitschko was able to use his height and reach advantage to land many powerful right hands to outland his opponent and stay in control. At times Chisora was able to unleash and land some punishment of his own, with most of his work coming to the body and his best round being the twelfth and final round. All three of the judges scored the fight to Klitschko with scores of 118-110, 118-110 and 119-111.
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The Conservative leader of the council Ted Richards predicted their record would enable them to stay in control and the party supported the expansion of Birmingham Airport and the bringing of a Super Casino to the region, both of which the Liberal Democrats opposed. Other issues in the election included proposals for the regeneration of Shirley and Chelmsley Wood, and a plan to transform northern Solihull. Apart from the 3 parties with seats on the council, there were also candidates from the British National Party, Green Party and 2 independents in Shirley, both of whom former incumbent Conservative councillors for the old Shirley seats. All 3 of the main party group leaders from the Conservatives, Liberal Democrat and Labour parties signed a pledge to avoid damaging race relations during the campaign.
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The website was originally started in 2001 at the Home Office and was advertised on television and in cinemas; however, in April 2006, it was taken over by the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre, who now keep it running. The website was designed by Contrapositive, with input from the CEOP Centre's dedicated youth panel, to make it relevant to young people. The first CEOP- created version of the website was split into three main areas, each linked to one of the programmes main themes, and a colour, which ran throughout pages in that area of the website, and also the presentation, with the website then being split into eight areas in each of these (except How to Report) each about a new technology, and how to either have fun with it safely or how to stay in control when using it. The section entitled "How to Report" included information on what can be reported to the CEOP centre online, and how to do this, and fills only one page.
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