Worrying about your future, you have to stay in line.
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"The meetings just help me stay in line," she said.
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Jones urges voters to stay in line Update — 7:50 p.m.
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And if you stay in line, you will, at least sometimes, be rewarded.
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S. demand for China's structural reform must stay in line with China-U.
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To stay in line with their net-worth goal, many early retirees also track their spending.
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Most of the instructions are commonplace for authoritarian dystopias: stay in line, no weapons are allowed, etc.
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The rate would increase yearly to stay in-line with ad revenue or follow its current growth trajectory.
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He said the group would have to stay in line, and there would not be any unnecessary stops.
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I'm hoping that you will vote today and you will stay in line, no matter how long it is.
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Van Wagenen has taken steps to address some of those issues and to stay in line with baseball's rules.
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He tried to limit his steps to 5,000 a day or fewer, to stay in line with the American average.
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As long as you're in line by the time the polls close, you will be allowed to vote, so stay in line.
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Senators have always had to opportunity to offer whatever they see fit, but they hope was that they'd largely stay in line.
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And they may have problems overcoming other hurdles, like having to appeal a voter registration or having to stay in line longer.
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Asked about the Spanish budget, Moscovici said that in order to stay in line with the rules, the deadline had to be respected.
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When making the album, the group took pains to stay in line with their musical heritage, while still carving out some space for innovation.
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As chief of staff, Andre would use his shameless antics to his benefit, and make sure that Trump and his staffers stay in line.
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Last month, the FCC asked Sinclair for more information on the acquisition, including how it plans to stay in line with media ownership limits.
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This sees all transactions that are initiated through the platform stay in line with compliance policy enforced through what Railsbank calls its unique "Compliance Firewall".
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But with the solar sail, you can hold that position, you could keep station in an inner orbit and stay in line with the Earth.
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Dan Lipinski Both Newman and Lipinski urged supporters to head to the polls, and stay in line if they faced issues voting, on Twitter Tuesday.
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Their warning to Mike to stay in line functions similarly to the big arrow pointing Kim out of her building — the arrow was just subtler.
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With 18 long months to go until the election, Republicans have little incentive to stay in line—that will change as November 3, 2020 draws nearer.
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If there is a long line at your polling place, and it gets late, stay in line because legally you must be allowed to cast your ballot.
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However, two of the vehicles won't be washed to stay in line with the "barn find craze that's happened in the past 10 years," according to Murray.
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The moves come as Democrats move quickly toward an impeachment vote that could arrive by Christmas — and as Trump remains eager for Republicans to stay in line.
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This message is to Republican politicians, those who will hold his fate in their hands as the impeachment process unfolds, to stay in line and toe the line.
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Such a move would risk alienating his Republican supporters, but it would also give a potent weapon to force the Republicans on Capitol Hill to stay in line.
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Asked about the Spanish budget in a news conference in Brussels, Moscovici said that in order to stay in line with the rules, the deadline had to be respected.
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Voting rights advocates and the AG's office are urging people to stay in line and go through this process, rather than walking out of their polling booth in frustration.
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"We were encouraging people to stay in line after closing time because they still had the legal right to vote as long as they were in line," Guajardo said.
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For Republicans who were leery of Mr. Trump's campaign last year, the prospect of adding a conservative to the court was often a powerful motivator to stay in line.
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The government had long managed nonviolent dissidents quietly, by summoning them to security offices for scolding and making them sign vows to stay in line before releasing them, he said.
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The government had long managed nonviolent dissidents quietly, by summoning them to security offices for scolding and making them sign vows to stay in line before releasing them, he said.
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After the meeting, Chief Burke threatened that if the police detectives failed to stay in line, he would expose that Mr. Hickey was cheating on his wife, Mr. Hickey said.
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If yields on the safest government bonds remain low, the expected returns on other assets—the earnings yield on equities, say, or the rental yield on property—should stay in line.
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Some think it might continue to block assisted dying, even if there is a change of law on the island, in order to stay in line with the rules of the mainland.
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Democratic leaders in the House, all of which have publicly supported the resolution to end US support for the war in Yemen, could have fought for their party to stay in line.
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Japanese vending machine toys are better quality than those in the US. They stay in line with the country's aesthetic traditions of simplicity and craftsmanship, with fine details and vibrant paint jobs.
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Representatives from Clinton's team and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee worked together to target which candidates Clinton should back to stay in line with the party's 2018 strategy, officials with both groups tell CNN.
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I'll leave the number crunching to others but Trump and McConnell will likely put enormous pressure on Republican senators, including Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski and Mitt Romney, to stay in line behind the president.
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Business cards are for business spendingAny spending you do on your business credit card should be related to the business — both for tax reasons and to stay in line with the bank's terms and conditions.
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That is why Karl Rove was still predicting a Romney victory to the very end; he knew that some people just needed someone to convince them that it was worth the investment to stay in line to vote.
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President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly badgered the Fed over its rate policy, again on Wednesday told reporters that he believes the US should cut rates further to weaken the dollar and stay in line with other countries.
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The hysteria over Tlaib's four-syllable word is like a warning to them, and to all the women just starting their careers on the national stage, not to show how livid they really are, to stay in line.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — In the two months since he stepped into Jim Mattis's size 9½ shoes, the acting defense secretary, Patrick M. Shanahan, has sought to do what his predecessor did not — namely, stay in line with President Trump.
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They are members of Congress who are pushing the boundaries of dialogue around public policy and offering new perspectives and new ideas, yet they face an inordinate amount of pressure to stay in line, keep their heads down, and be quiet.
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While donors must elect to donate to the legal fund, wealthy donors who pay to attend high-dollar fundraisers like Tuesday night's typically spread their money into several RNC accounts -- including its legal fund -- to stay in line with contribution limits.
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Washington (CNN)White House aides realized earlier on that they could not stop President Donald Trump from tearing up papers he must preserve to stay in line with the Presidential Records Act, Politico reported Sunday, citing people familiar with the practice.
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MParticle is one of several marketing tech firms that sells software called '"consumer data platforms" that help brands collect and manage first-party data from websites and apps to stay in line with growing privacy regulations like California's Consumer Privacy Act.
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"We expect the yuan's value to stay in line with central bank's fixing in the near future," he said, adding that there was a bout of trading around 6.5300 early but the yuan then trended stronger due to continuous dollar sales.
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On a Reddit thread, fans also dug up a recent image of the star posing with her new stud and wearing knee-revealing pants, as opposed to the lengthy dresses she would wear to stay in line with the family's dress code.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's central bank will ensure moves in the baht THB=TH stay in line with the country's economic fundamentals, the finance minister said on Wednesday, as the currency hit its highest level in more than six years against the dollar.
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Exchange-traded funds that passively track indexes have about $219 billion invested in the technology sector, much of which will have to be reinvested to stay in line with the sector changes, potentially creating volatility, according to data from Thomson Reuters Lipper.
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The OPC's report states that consulted "organizations" felt that giving the OPC enforcement powers would be too expensive and onerous for them and that the fear of public backlash in response to a poorly-handled privacy breach is enough to make them stay in line.
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This could pay off if the Republicans stay in line ahead of the 2018 midterm elections: at worst, if the Democrats took back the House, Trump would be impeached, but would remain in power since Democrats won't have the two-thirds votes necessary in the Senate to remove him.
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Industry officials, including General Motors CEO Mary Barra, say they learned critical lessons during the last recession and hope to be more proactive this time around, adjusting production early to stay in line with market demand while avoiding the sort of budget-busting incentives that devastated industry balance sheets a decade ago.
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While the framework is nearly as hardline on restricting future legal immigration as previous White House proposals have been — including eliminations of several family-based immigration categories and the diversity visa lottery — it would allow people who are currently waiting to enter the US on family-based visas to stay in line.
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Although Google may be simply trying to stay in line with export legislation—it's not totally clear if providing these devices to people in these countries would violate any US or international embargoes or export laws—the news does provide insight to the potential legal barriers private businesses face when trying to work with activists in certain parts of the world.
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To stay in line with all sports model Fords sold in Australia it received the 'XR' badging, instead of the 'ST' badging used in Europe. The vehicle was unveiled at the 2004 Geneva Motor Show.
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Other reasons for performing ghost marriages for deceased males are dreams and séances from the spirits of the males who want to be married. Chinese tradition also says that younger brothers do not marry before their older brothers, so sometimes a Chinese ghost marriage will be performed to stay in line with this tradition.
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"Rediscovering Hasanlu"; Expedition, Vol. 31, Nos. 2-3, pp. 3-11. (see external link, below) The unexpected discovery of the famous "Gold Bowl" at Hasanlu in 1958 led to the project shifting its focus to the Iron Age levels at this site, although several other sites in the region were also excavated in order to stay in line with the project's broader objective.
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It can aid in major decision-making about changes in the production process and guide investment decisions to stay in line with product and process plans. It helps to choose the best process and product structure when entering a new market and the suitable manufacturing facilities. It also helps identify and monitor the progress of important manufacturing objectives at a corporate level.
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A 2008 report on "Labor Relations and Media" in South East European Network for Professionalization of Media (SEENPM) member countries noted that while in Romania there were no cases of direct censorship in mass media, there were indeed cases of "indirect censorship" or self-censorship. Journalists risk their jobs in they do not respect the editorial policy decided by media owner, who might be a businessman protecting its business. Journalists who stay in line are rewarded.
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For reasons that are currently disputed, the 1842 edition was expanded by three chapters and included Russian nationalist themes. Potential reasons include a necessity to stay in line with the official tsarist ideology, as well as the author's changing political and aesthetic views (later manifested in Dead Souls and Selected Passages from Correspondence with his Friends). The changes included three new chapters and a new ending (in the 1835 edition, the protagonist is not burned at the stake by the Poles).
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There are many reasons why a hobbyist might want to convert or "model" miniature figures. Hobbyists commonly use any combination of conversion techniques to provide figures of their own unique design, figures that are unavailable, or figures that are not covered by regular miniature wargame rules.Battle Games in Middle-earth, Issue 75, p 14 Sometimes hobbyists are forced to convert their miniatures to stay in line with the rules for their army (e.g., weapon changes or mounting miniatures on steeds).
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Like EOKA, TMT used violence against members of its own community (i.e. leftists) that were not willing to stay in line with their cause. EOKA avoided conflict against the Turkish Cypriots but this changed later from January 1957. According to French, Grivas decided to attack Turkish Cypriots so as to spark intercommunal tensions and rioting in the towns of Cyprus, forcing the British to withdraw their troops from hunting EOKA up in the mountains and restore order in urban areas.
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Besides her own work, White has also collaborated with a number of other artists. She co-wrote the title track for GZA's 1999 album Beneath the Surface, which featured Res. She also co-composed and produced a majority of Res' album How I Do in 2001, and later appeared on the song "Stay in Line" on GZA's 2002 album, Legend of the Liquid Sword. In 2007, White appeared on Mark Ronson's Version, performing on a cover of The Jam's "Pretty Green", in her first performance credited as Santigold.
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An April 2020 statement by head Todd Staples acknowledging the existence of global warming and the fossil fuel industry's role in solicited commentary by multiple media outlets. This is a suprising reversal for Staples, who was previously part of coalitions attempting to interfere with greenhous gas regulation. The local public radio station KUT attributed to this change in position to an attempt to stay in line with American Petroleum Institute attempts to focus on Carbon capture and storage instead of climate change mitigation practices which shift away from a petroleum economy.
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Activists and artists taking part in the 2019–20 Hong Kong protests use artwork, painting, music, and other forms of artistic expression as a tactic to help spread awareness about the events that have happened in the city. Individuals who create protest art are commonly referred to as the "publicity group" (). Creating protest art is seen as a peaceful, alternative way for citizens to express their views without participating in protests. Most members work under pseudonyms in order to protect their identity and stay in line with the movement's leaderless nature.
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Palmer, pp.128-9 Although Lieutenant-Admiral Maarten Tromp had formed a line against the Spanish fleet in 1639 in the Action of 18 September 1639, this was not a planned formation but a desperate attempt to hold off a greatly superior, but badly organised, enemy. The initial sea battles of the First Dutch War were largely indecisive melees, but later in that war Robert Blake and George Monck issued instructions for each squadron to stay in line with its flag officer. At the Battle of Portland Tromp's attempt to overwhelm the English rear by concentrating his whole fleet against it and using his favourite tactic of boarding was frustrated by the English rear remaining in line aheadPalmer, pp.
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The IPS should describe how the portfolio will be monitored for poor performers, how good performers will be identified, how (and if) re balancing and tax loss harvesting opportunities will be implemented, and it should address any other ways in which the investment manager will try to ensure that the portfolio will stay in line with the objectives set forth in the IPS. Clients and their needs change over time. It is therefore important that the advisor periodically return to the first step "discovery" to make sure the client's then-current needs and wishes are being addressed. Every year or two, the IPS should be reviewed by the client and the advisor to ensure continued agreement with its provisions.
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The HSE can delegate enforcement to local authorities, whose inspectors have the power to investigate and require changes to workplace systems. In addition, HSWA 1974 section 2 foresees that employees will set up their own workplace committees, elected by the employees and with the power to codetermine health and safety matters with management. Spelling out the general duties found in HSWA 1974, are a set of health and safety regulations, which must also stay in line with the European-wide harmonised requirements of the Health and Safety Directive.Health and Safety Directive 89/391/EEC 19th century regulation limited child labour and working time in factories and mines, but employers were not always liable for accidents until 1937.
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With a three-hospital system in place, the Hospital Authority watched as each facility quickly reached and exceeded capacity. The steady stream of new residents into Gwinnett County created a significant need for new hospital capacity. Expansion at all three hospitals was the only way to stay in line with the constantly increasing demand, so the Authority members set in motion a wave of renovation and expansion that continues today. By early 1969, Authority members and hospital leaders made a strong push for the central hospital, but the plans were put on hold in the mid 1970s, when President Richard Nixon vetoed the Medical Construction and Modernization Act, cutting off the federal hospital construction funding.
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The Democratic Obama administration's support for requiring institutions related to the Roman Catholic Church to cover birth control and abortion in employee health insurance has further moved traditionalist Catholics toward the Republicans. Members of the Mormon faith have had a mixed relationship with Donald Trump since his taking office, despite them majorly voting for him in 2016 at 67% and supporting his presidency in 2018 at 56%, disapproving of his personal behavior such as that shown during the Access Hollywood controversy. Their opinion on Trump hasn't affected their party affiliation, however, as 76% of Mormons in 2018 expressed preference for generic Republican congressional candidates. While Catholic Republican leaders try to stay in line with the teachings of the Catholic Church on subjects such as abortion, euthanasia, embryonic stem cell research and same-sex marriage, they differ on the death penalty and contraception.
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The female detainees experiencing menstruation were ordered by her to throw away their sanitary napkins, which was justified by the "need to make sure there was nothing forbidden underneath". One of the detained women tore apart her coat and gave the cloth pieces to the inmates in need of a sanitary napkin replacement. However, the pieces didn't last for long and soon had to be replaced with toilet paper, which they ran out of shortly afterwards. According to Shcherbinskaya, the female detainees were taken out of their cells a few times per day and were forced to stay in line along the wall with their legs widely spread, and if the legs weren't considered to be spread wide enough by the staff, the women were punched in the groin area, including the ones on their period, which caused their sanitary napkin replacements to fall off.
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