In the world of plastic-bag law, the two sides strategize and counter-strategize.
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We want to be smart, and we want to strategize.
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Yet, companies look to these metrics to strategize their content.
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To help you strategize, we've dropped this week's deals, ahead.
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That can help you strategize on ways to financially prepare.
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Alabama has hired "analysts," who aren't technically coaches, but help strategize.
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Back inside, they sit down at our conference table to strategize.
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She spoke with him daily to strategize, haggle or count votes.
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Nobody's worried that John is going off to scheme and strategize.
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Tickets are free and perennially in high demand, so strategize now.
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And the two strategize about it all at their weekly lunches.
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Mars enters your sign, Virgo, on September 5, helping you strategize.
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This gives clarity, she says, and helps you to prioritize and strategize.
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Start small; put some Pop Rocks in your back pants' pocket. Strategize.
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Party chairmen are huddling with DNC officials in their states to strategize.
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In boardrooms, executives strategize about using infringement laws to fell foreign rivals.
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I began to strategize what I might use to get it covered up.
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When opponents have seven games to strategize against him, DeRozan tends to shrink.
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You've had some time to re-strategize and you're ready to move forward.
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The pair began to strategize about a response while sitting at the table.
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However, a break from battle brings much needed rest and time to strategize.
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These dedicated groups work together to strategize the freeing of Americans kidnapped abroad.
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Review your Schedule A, which lists itemized deductions, and strategize with your accountant.
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Many will strategize for the days ahead, planning menus and cooking in bulk.
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Take time to strategize — you'll be saving a great deal of time and energy.
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After tribes lose, they have a few minutes to strategize and vote someone out.
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We will be hosting a Retaliation Town Hall to share our stories and strategize.
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"You try to strategize and create, dare I say manufacture, something viral," she said.
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This group will plan and strategize how to deal with the next cyber attacks.
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A presidential request to strategize the possible withdrawal of American troops from foreign bases.
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Wu said Manafort may have thought he could out-strategize and out-maneuver Mueller.
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Meanwhile, delegates from Virginia left the floor to strategize but insisted they would return.
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In Police Brutality, players must strategize to limit violence after a public event unfolds.
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Mars is the planet of action, and meticulous, analytical Virgo knows how to strategize.
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Our joint filing status also allows us to strategize together on income tax withholding.
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I also strategize ways to make the transition between modes of transit less stressful.
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First, she numbs Luis's shoulder and begins cutting across the lump to strategize her pop.
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They talk and strategize, and the siblings almost never stop holding hands throughout it all.
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We discuss shared clients and strategize about how to help each grow our respective businesses.
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Jon, Sansa, and their advisors are lit like Rembrandts as they strategize in their tents.
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Summer can't come fast enough — but if you're planning a getaway, take time to strategize.
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But Wendell had few opportunities to truly strategize before the merge, due to Naviti's dominance.
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When we strategize market penetration, we think about identifying our "early majority" (Crossing the Chasm).
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Before you buy that engagement ring, strategize how to make the most of your budget.
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He says it also helps him strategize and work proactively to accomplish long-term goals.
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It gives coaches a breath of fresh air in how to strategize to win games.
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I reapplied what I learned in the streets to how I move and strategize everything.
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Use integrated voice chat to talk and strategize in real time for co-op action.
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Stay out of Syria, we don't have the leadership to win wars or even strategize.
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It might seem absurd to have to strategize how to set boundaries with your smartphone.
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She sends the Unsullied into a dangerous situation, completely underestimating the Lannister's ability to strategize.
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Audio engineering taught me to be minimal in my production and strategize long term organization.
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The next day a dozen activists gathered at Puente to strategize for García Aguilar's case.
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That leaves a few days to strategize, at least until next week's drop is announced.
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Not everyone has time or interest to strategize that, unless there is a monetary incentive.
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Club managers who are struggling to strategize ways people can actually go out at night.
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For example, a card like Orchard Elemental is meant to encourage players to strategize together.
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I also research private elementary schools in the area and strategize next steps for her applications.
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He used the painted table of the castle to strategize his war, which he infamously won.
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A powerful meeting takes place between Mars and Pluto, two planets of war, helping you strategize.
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She'll strategize and go back to the drawing board to get what she thinks is right.
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We have to strategize how to make it last reusing cooking water for bathing or cleaning.
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WHO WHAT WHERE WHEN When I get home, we strategize about who needs to be where.
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Forty hours spent in the office means 40 fewer hours to strategize, play, practice, and compete.
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So, you have a couple days to strategize and whittle down which style(s) to snag.
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Mars, the planet of action, and Virgo love to strategize—so map out your world takeover!
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Strategize which credit card you use for purchases, and shop at wholesale stores to maximize discounts.
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Facebook and WhatsApp groups have formed for sellers to voice their complaints and strategize on potential fixes.
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I turned to Jake to strategize, and make sure he already had sunscreen and bug spray on.
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Mars in Scorpio knows how to strategize, and you're coming up with a solid five-year plan.
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Because like any good scrapper, this critter can't just throw punches willy nilly—it's got to strategize.
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Successful people always strategize on their week ahead so they can get a head start on Monday.
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The progressives participate in a weekly call to discuss and strategize around antitrust issues, multiple sources confirmed.
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He said he wanted to meet Trump to help him strategize on winning Florida in the fall.
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Efforts to strategize for the possibility of a second Trump administration are occurring at home and abroad.
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But in the church where Awood and warehouse workers met to strategize, there was no falling back.
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There is a lot of trying to strategize about what the next thing there is to do.
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"We strategize about Stephen a lot," a comms aide for a yet-to-be-declared candidate said.
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There's a clear understanding of what you need to do to make your wishes come true: strategize.
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Designers conjure them, retailers strategize for them, and we journalists try to put ourselves in their shoes.
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But the same leadership void also makes it more difficult for them to choose goals and strategize.
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Most employees, from diplomats to schoolteachers, simply stayed home, gathering periodically in one another's apartments to strategize.
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It doesn't include college coaching firms, which charge up to $40,000 to strategize an applicant's entire process.
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Even if you think you have that number nailed down, it can help to strategize with an advisor.
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Activists take martial arts classes together and strategize about how to achieve their main goal: taking down fascists.
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The Electoral Justice town halls are spaces to both analyze policies and strategize to win for our communities.
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When I realized I wouldn't be able to do my normal thing, we had to rethink and strategize.
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You will help us strategize about what the next big thing is when it comes to digital media.
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From how you organize your campaign, how you organize your message, how you strategize and plan and prioritize.
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Will is mad that Zeke, Bret, Jay and Sunday won't let him strategize at the big boy table.
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They have not impacted the way I brief, assess the market or strategize what we have to do.
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How do you and your stylist strategize your outfits for sitting front row or hitting up fashion events?
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The United States and other foreign governments must strategize about the potentially potent role of Iran's ethnic minorities.
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Even if you think you have that number nailed down, it can help to strategize with an advisor.
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Rather than have a meltdown, strategize how you can best utilize your time to work to accomplish everything.
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In some, members strategize about how to respond to criticisms, keeping spreadsheets of articles that correspond with each.
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Strategize with your financial advisor to assess how workable that idea is, and how best to approach it.
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Both Democrats and Republicans separately huddled Thursday to strategize and decide their course of play for Friday's hearing.
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One of the minds behind the Brexit campaign is reportedly helping Republicans strategize for the 2018 midterm elections.
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Moms strategize about the best times to visit department store Santas with the precision of a military campaign.
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We have a full calendar of every deal — what's on sale and when — so you can strategize accordingly.
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At just after midnight on Election Day, panicked immigration rights activists gathered for a conference call to strategize.
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We talk about her plans to move to NYC, and we strategize about how to make it happen sooner.
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"If you just ever want to talk, grab dinner, vent, strategize-- whatever, I am here," Hannity wrote on Aug.
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While the message claims incriminating server data has been destroyed, ex-members took to an IRC chat to strategize.
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As CEO of the people analytics tool Atipica, the Twitter alumna helps companies use data to strategize in hiring.
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T.I. is sending Meek Mill some simple advice for his 2 to 4 years in prison -- learn and strategize.
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There are steps you can take to get collectors off your back, giving you more breathing room to strategize.
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Despite the constant forward movement, there's still a countdown clock, so the player only has limited time to strategize.
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However, to ensure yourself of maximizing each of those domains, take some time beforehand to effectively strategize your trip.
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So the Viacom board is doomed, but still it will have time to strategize and fight a better fight.
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Consolidation of power: Steve Bannon and Jared Kushner are developing an internal team to strategize Trump's long-term goals.
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If you get caught up in the day-to-day, you miss the opportunity to strategize and be creative.
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Then his publicist, Mary Lou Falcone, came in to strategize and show him his recent mentions in the press.
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These attorneys strategize with clients for life after Europe's single market, consultations that often end in bewilderment and rage.
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Yes, that's because the point of the getaway is ostensibly to strategize for the war against the hostile takeover.
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The secret to sticking with your resolutions may be having a coach to help strategize and cheer you on.
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Talk with those involved to understand what happened, then strategize ways to improve or avoid the outcome next time.
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And political advertisers say a government standard would provide them clarity and stability to strategize and execute their plans.
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The week he got impeached, President Donald Trump spent his mornings huddled with top aides and lawyers to strategize.
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"7. "How often does your advisor team meet as a unit to strategize on best practices for your family?
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In this case, he suggests that managers find time to take a step back and strategize once in awhile.
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Don't waste your chance at greatness because you don't know how to get things done. Move. Plan. Work. Strategize.
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Being understaffed meant constant burnout, unexpected closings, general havoc and very little time to strategize and grow the business.
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You, too, will need to strategize very diligently if you're going to evade and expose your enemies this month.
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As we strategize on ways to combat changes to disability policy, we must work together with other marginalized communities.
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On April 7 of last year Trump was in Des Moines, Iowa, to strategize with Iowa Campaign manager Chuck Laudner.
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As tasks pile up, you can puzzle your way through them all, strategize on what to skip, or start over.
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I don't strategize in terms of 'Oh, I've made all of these horror movies, I should now make a comedy.
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Presidents have to strategize, prioritize, and sometimes compromise, and Trump hasn't shown much or any ability to do those things.
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Influential conservative donors and leaders have huddled in recent days to strategize efforts to defeat Trump -- from supporting Texas Sen.
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Last week, approximately 30 dancers gathered at Poletic Justice, a pole studio in the Bronx to share stories and strategize.
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I wrote a love letter to my trans community and began to strategize about the fights we have before us.
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But none introduced me to anyone else in the organization or invited me to strategize about what I could do.
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Actresses, producers, agents and other women began to meet and strategize about a campaign for gender parity and workplace safety.
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But Garcia said he'd like to see progressive members of the panel work more closely together to strategize on issues.
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The 20 or so occupants attempt to "strategize"; members of the Muslim Brotherhood try to segregate themselves from the others.
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The House's rapid push toward impeachment forced candidates and their campaigns to strategize on how to contend with the development.
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At this time, it's easy to tap into our power, strategize, and take action—but watch out for flaring tempers!
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People strategize to ensure their 100th ride is a long live class to maximize the chance of a shout-out.
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We will often help them strategize on how to best help, nurture and support their loved ones without financially enabling.
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That way I can strategize my must-sees, but also know where to eat once I finish with that museum.
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Andrew M. Cuomo to strategize how they might help push aside the political hurdles that stood in the company's way.
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The group of political leaders and activists gather to "unite and strategize around a common message," the group's mission statement says.
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McDaniel organized Saturday workshops to strategize for the case, and gathered 250 sympathizers who accompanied her to court in December 1945.
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Bunch overlays group voice or video chat on the screen so you can strategize or satirize with up to eight pals.
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" On Tuesday, after the announcement of the new Rockland County measures, Day said that "we will re-strategize at every opportunity.
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Now the field of 20 candidates must strategize their way forward in the take-no-prisoners era of President Donald Trump.
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Having Rodis there to notify her of changes and strategize her approach, Meade says, has helped her to feel more comfortable.
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CEOs are also worried about upsetting employees as they strategize ahead of the campaign season, said a former White House official.
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They use tools and appear to strategize and need to be entertained while in captivity or else they'll mastermind an escape.
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Later in the morning, it connects with power planet Pluto in Capricorn (at 10:20 AM, precisely), inspiring us to strategize.
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Players can battle alone or team up to cover more ground and strategize against opponents, loot from dead players, and more.
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While inside, Mr. Mckesson was able to make several calls to his lawyers and friends to strategize how to be released.
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He knew that players would often retreat to the well to strategize, so he could listen in on their conversations unobserved.
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The primal, more emotional parts of our brain take over and our ability to think long-term, strategize, and innovate decreases.
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The National Security Council has assembled a working group, composed of officials from several agencies, to strategize ahead of the meeting.
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Maybe try helping them strategize about how to resolve their situation, or throw in a dark joke to lighten their mood.
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Mars connects with Saturn on September 9, helping you strategize: You're seeing your limits but figuring out how to support yourself.
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Zaloom follows them as they contemplate savings plans, apply for financial aid, and then strategize about how to cover the difference.
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High-dollar donors will gather to strategize on 2018 and raise money for the Pence's own PAC, the Great America Committee.
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K. and I strategize and decide first we need a beer, so we have a quick pint at the neighborhood pub.
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Competing factions are scrambling to lock down their amendments as both parties strategize about what measures to put forward and when.
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However, it's also possible to mute chat entirely and use the game's innovative "ping" system to communicate and strategize with teammates.
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Strategize which credit card you use for your purchases to get the most miles, points, or cash back when you spend.
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He plans to campaign and strategize with far-right European parties ahead of next year's European Parliament elections, threatening European democracy.
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But the emergency room doctors giving me instructions were trained to save individual lives, not strategize to head off a pandemic.
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Strategize: Craft reactive holding statements and communications plans for all potential outcomes, as the media environment is very fluid and volatile.
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Mars connects with Pluto on March 20, making for a powerful time to strategize and boosting passion in your sex life!
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He even laid out his arguments as to why he thinks he has a legit advantage ... including thumbs and ability to strategize.
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It also grants you access to full analytics, allowing you to stay on top of your campaigns and strategize for the future.
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We must think regionally, and effectively strategize how to fight back against the seemingly endless technologization, urbanization, and industrialization happening around us.
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With these experiences in mind, Tench agrees to at least consider expanding their research and inviting Doctor Carr to Virginia to strategize.
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The groups have rented office space in Cleveland – where the RNC is being held next week – for volunteers and staff to strategize.
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Retirees and near-retirees should strategize — not panic — over the specter of an interest rate hike in December and beyond, experts say.
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Getting almost real-time feedback from people could help brands strategize where to place their advertising or how to focus their messaging.
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Since I finished the class, I started meditating, and I strategize my daily goal while on the stationary bike in the morning.
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Democrats are working largely behind the scenes to strategize "moment to moment" about the next steps of their protest, Mr. Larson said.
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In a performance assessment, people are required to problem-solve; they must decode facial expressions or strategize in an emotionally tense situation.
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Mr. Stern might strategize for as long as a week, figuring out what he would want to hear if he were listening.
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Later this week, Republicans from across the country will convene to strategize at the Republican National Committee Winter Meeting in New Mexico.
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Strategize the sellI'd offer candy in between periods — right outside my locker, between class periods, during lunch, and before and after school.
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They are crisis managers after all, not fixers, and you don't need to hire someone and strategize how to tell the truth.
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Since many people are stuck at home, they might have the time to strategize ways of turning a hobby into a business.
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And as Wall Street firms strategize how to best draw in a wider audience, MoneyLion could be a foot in the door.
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In these groups, the holiday could just as easily be a time to vent, to strategize, and to seek advice and perspective.
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Together we strategize ways to solve problems, like using a rubber band to differentiate a bottle of shampoo from one of hair conditioner.
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Every day, between classes or after dinner, Rozovsky and her four teammates gathered to discuss homework assignments, compare spreadsheets and strategize for exams.
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The people have the power to mobilize, strategize, and affect change from the ground up, and the march is the place to start.
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Mercury connects with Mars on November 17, making this a great day to strategize with a partner about any of your common goals.
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Together, they strategize about how to work with their eccentric male boss and his icy female lieutenant (in later seasons, Trump's daughter Ivanka).
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We strategize by providing our campaigns the required investment each product needs in order to be the top-ranking product for that category.
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" She began to strategize the next moves in her career and followed her instincts to move to Chicago in 1984 to host "A.
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And I have sat with countless members of Congress from both sides of the aisle to strategize about how we win this fight.
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Workers who have access to an HSA as well as a 653(k) may want to strategize which account they focus on first.
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When the bed was sheathed in silver, he took a deep breath and lifted one end of the bathtub, to strategize its wrapping.
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Hell, skaters even have coaches who help them stretch their glutes and strategize safe runs in hopes of taking home the big bucks.
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All that is undoubtedly compounded by a lack of government resources to address the impact of heroin or strategize ways to end usage.
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Mr. Jain will not have a group of executives reporting to him but will strategize and engage with clients at a senior level.
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Several Republican lawmakers and activists hope to use the event to "unite and strategize around a common message," according to the group's mission statement.
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More than just appreciating how far we've come, learning about these films also helps us rethink how we strategize and engage with movements today.
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As a self described super fan of the show, the American Pie actress knew how to strategize and what'd it take to win challenges.
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New and serious gamers know that it takes a significant amount of time to sharpen skills, and to strategize ways to capture high scores.
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The fruit can stay on the tree for months once its ripe, which means growers can strategize for production weeks ahead of the game.
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While we continually strategize on where we advertise on and offline, we are not currently, and will not be running TV ads on Hannity.
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That way, you can strategize about what to draw from in a given year and better manage how much of your income is taxable.
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Huddled up with Kate McKinnon (as Rudy Giuliani) and Aidy Bryant (as Attorney General William Barr), Bennett told the group they needed to strategize.
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Party leaders will outline their road map for Democrats in the 2020 election and strategize over everything from voter registration to combating online disinformation.
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If you go, how do you leave without burning bridges, set goals for your next position, and then strategize and execute a job search?
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Bill Brown, who retired at 65, says one of the most helpful things he did was regularly set aside a few minutes to strategize.
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With just whisper networks, the burden is on women to avoid and strategize rather than on systems and power structures to address and preclude.
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As Hurricane Dorian bore down on the Bahamas, Johannes and Shay Csonka began to strategize: They were going to need boats, water, generators, planes.
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Dr. Hadland said that when he talks about drinking with his teenage patients, "we strategize around safe ride approaches," including using ride share services.
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That month, Trump senior aides including Paul Manafort, Gates, Jason Miller and Stephen Miller met to strategize about taking advantage of the WikiLeaks dumps.
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Months of planning had finally yielded a meeting among reluctant European officials, Arab leaders and the Israeli prime minister to strategize over confronting Iran.
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Their switch comes as Democrats begin to strategize on holding open hearings at the end of the current witness deposition stage of the impeachment investigation.
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While Mars might prefer being in an intense sign like Aries (or you, Scorpio!), Mars in inventive Aquarius will help us strategize and get focused.
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Still, some data hoarders are congregating on Internet Relay Chat (IRC) channels to strategize about how to pull and store the content on these Tumblrs.
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I used my morning runs to strategize how my team could set up support for our products in foreign markets and develop strategic reseller partnerships.
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He will use every opportunity at his disposal to meet, cajole, and strategize with other heads of state -- bonus points when it's with our allies.
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It can be easy to forget what you are really watching: a gathering that allows the nation's most dedicated Christian activists to network and strategize.
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A better time for communication will be November 17, when Mercury connects with the planet of war, Mars, making this a good time to strategize.
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"We strategize about Stephen a lot," a communications aide for a yet-to-be-declared candidate said, referring to Colbert on a first-name-basis.
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Some stranded travelers around the world banding together to strategize in a WhatsApp group called "We're stuck (Americans)," which Marlin said she's trying to join.
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And honey, you bet your ass that means they're using everything they've got to strategize, whether that's catfishing or sparking a romance with ulterior motives.
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At the same time, the widespread accessibility of social media has meant that it is a place where players can strategize about safe travel routes.
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The Dodgers may not regularly strategize with two strikes; few players in the big leagues do these days in the era of the home run.
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In the days since, more than two dozen major progressive organizations started joining a daily conference call, hosted by MoveOn, to share plans and strategize.
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We asked Priya Malani, Refinery29's financial expert and founding partner of StashWealth, for some easy ways to organize and strategize our money before January 1.
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Revolut has offices in cities including London, Singapore, New York and Moscow, and describes its teams as "special forces " who identify opportunities, strategize, execute and deliver.
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As we begin to better understand how cannabis interacts with the brain, we can strategize health policies that make sense for the new legal marijuana industry.
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But if you know why you're there—perhaps to better understand your past or strategize about your future—they will be better equipped to help you.
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And if you're married and want to strategize about who should claim what and when, it really does take a rocket scientist to decipher it all.
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Senate Republicans will get their first chance to huddle as a caucus this week and strategize about how to handle the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Coming off a bye, after trading for the former Pro Bowl receiver Golden Tate, and having had two weeks to strategize for Dallas, the Eagles flopped.
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The 25th Circuit's ruling in the FHFA case is going to give DOJ, FHFA and CFPB a lot to strategize about in the next nine days.
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Fighting populist autocracy requires party-movement collaboration: Parties need movements to help to mobilize opinion, and movements need parties to strategize about legislative priorities and elections.
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The Department of Justice continues to strategize after a Chicago federal judge ruled last year against the department's efforts to withhold federal money to sanctuary cities.
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"Organizations should strategize and build out an action plan best suited to their particular circumstances," said Jennifer Hwang, the chief strategy officer at gig platform Tilr.
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But Rodriguez used the setback as time to strategize not only his return to baseball but also his entry into new corners of the business world.
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Do Apple fans know that while, yes, the watch rapidly charges, there is also a life where you don't have to strategize your routine around charging?
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And one week after the Singapore summit, Kim went to Beijing to meet with Xi Jinping to debrief the Chinese leader and strategize a path forward.
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First, I want to talk about how to strategize around a seed fundraise today, given the radical changes in the market over the past few years.
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The charming European city in the Azores Islands was an ideal location for the DataCamp staff to strategize by day and drink, dance, and unwind at night.
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In order to make room — both literally and figuratively — for some fresh and exciting pieces, you'll need to strategize, rather than jumping on all of the trends.
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Once you and your two partners have discussed boundaries (which can include safe words), it's helpful to strategize how the threesome is actually going to go down.
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"Your advisor may tell you to increase your savings rate, restructure the way you're paying down your debts, [or] help you strategize to avoid taxes," she added.
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Comey would strategize with his team so as not to appear confrontational during the FBI's probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential race, CNN reported Wednesday.
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"TFT" is an eight person free-for-all strategy game where players strategize with "LoL" champions and items to defeat the seven other players in each match.
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He joins a group called fsociety, in which like-minded hackers strategize ways to take down the massive E Corp — or as Elliot calls it, Evil Corp.
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The standard practice after a fire is to survey a site evaluating soil conditions, strategize, buy seedlings, then plant the seedlings by hand, which can take years.
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So bad that he had me join him and Richard for breakfast the next morning, to strategize on how to convince Mr. Rhodes to consider the offer.
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All of those services are still available, Kavern said, and the organization is holding daily meetings to strategize about COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.
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So fans strategize about when and how they'll try to get into the San Diego Convention Center's massive Hall H, where the most popular panels are held.
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Under King Abdullah, the state's oil company, Saudi Aramco, began planning for the construction of a think tank to strategize the country's oil future and economic diversification.
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I know it's hard for you to sit still, Sag, but Mars will connect with Pluto on March 20, which will be an opportune time to strategize.
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Meeting once a week for an informal 'breakfast club' in Washington, D.C. as a collective, they looked at ways to strategize, number crunch, and talk best practices.
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All the breaks in the game allow us time to strategize, talk about personnel, formations, and then the play-by-play before we repeat it all again.
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We live in a free country (for now…), and you have the right to watch everything the Netflix algorithm suggests while you strategize for your Bachelor fantasy league.
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They took a day out of their busy schedules to talk business, strategize about everything from growing brand recognition to raising funds, and network with like-minded founders.
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RYOT's taking us to the front lines of the movement's future, in virtual reality, to strategize with reproductive and women's rights leaders about where we go from here.
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"We are encouraged to strategize and scheme to find places, times, and roles where we can be effectively put to work," Harris, the Kids These Days author, writes.
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Still, action planet Mars enters Scorpio on November 19, urging you to take a step back from your battles so that you can strategize and get some rest.
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Dany may have lost one of her children, but they gained a priceless piece of information, and hopefully can strategize well enough to stop the tide of zombies.
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There are always about six operatives available to address questions, for example, about how to send encrypted messages, and strategize about how to leverage local access into cyberattacks.
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By researching the types of chemicals in essential oils, we can strategize extraction protocols as well as distillation tactics to grab out just the things we're interested in.
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" Harris was appointed by President Barack Obama in 2013 to chair the National Women's Business Council and has written career guides "Expect to Win " and "Strategize to Win.
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A newly leaked video offers a rare glimpse into how pro-business groups strategize to fight against a higher minimum wage, paid sick leave, and other workplace protections.
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But if you're getting this type of nagging pain each time you exercise, then it's important to strategize your overall training plan to prevent it, Dr. Balmes says.
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Nearly 4,000 progressive activists gathered at Netroots Nation in Philadelphia last week to strategize and hear from some of the most outspoken Democrats on the party's left flank.
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So even though I'd been up for only an hour, I stretched out with Sadie, and her sleeping breath against my chest gave me a moment to strategize.
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Strategize your spending to maximize bonus pointsNot only do most credit cards offer a new cardholder bonus; many will also multiply your points per dollar in specific categories.
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But she'll have the time to do it all — parent, strategize inside and outside the White House — precisely because, she said Thursday, she's not a man in politics.
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The gathering brought leaders from Indigenous communities and environmental advocates together to strategize ways to end pipeline construction and develop a plan to divest from fossil fuel energy.
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For fidget spinners, as Osborne well knew, no one was going to manage the buzz, strategize about inventory and plan marketing the way Ty had for Beanie Babies.
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We planned to strategize on the train about potential questions and follow-ups for Mr. Trump, and could write on our laptops if other news broke that morning.
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Trump and the GOP have been kept in the dark on key details about the impeachment hearings until the last minute, which makes it harder for them strategize.
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In 63, a working group comprised of officials from across Southeast Florida set out to get on the same page about the threats and to strategize about mitigation efforts.
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Some of the President's closest aides, who were traveling with him back from Europe helped strategize about a response for Trump Jr., according to people briefed on the matter.
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So at some point the team made a decision to slow down, re-strategize, and rebuild the platform so the product was actually strong enough to keep users engaged.
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Evangelion's first half follows a monster-of-the-week formula: A new Angel attacks, and the characters have to strategize around whatever its special abilities are to destroy it.
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Wells, now an assistant at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, said he thought that the move should continue to be allowed, that coaches should be allowed to strategize and scheme.
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PoP 9: Strategize ways to use technology and social media as tools of education and prevention, as well as ways to combat their use by traffickers as recruitment tools.
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Figure out the source of disconnect with your boss, and then strategize how best to mitigate the situation It can often be a difference in work or management styles.
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We joined teams from nearly every state and territory in Shreveport-Bossier, Louisiana to share information and best practices, strategize and form a united front against our cyber adversaries.
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This is the kind of sandwich you make extra large so you can eat half before you hit the bar, and the other half when you get back. Strategize!
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Each Wayfinder completes a multiday course during which they role play improvised scenarios with frustrated customers pulled from their own experiences and strategize how to better defuse fraught situations.
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For us, it's been really important to help strategize and co-invest with students who are thinking more critically about where their labor and their work is being used.
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For the G.O.P. to strategize about how to diminish what they know is the truth, how to twist facts to intentionally mislead the viewers — how can one fight that?
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While industry insiders say that labels and publicists often hire consultants to strategize on reaching the most Grammy voters, executives at 300 denied making any special push for Highly Suspect.
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Democrats need to fill a number of spots that will determine who will shape the party's agenda and strategize on how best to hang on to their majority in 2020.
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Expedia has always been interested in helping travelers find the best deals, but the travel-planning website recently released some information that could help us strategize savings even more effectively.
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With these findings, Jon Snow (Kit Harington) and Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) can process the fact that they're slowly being sandwiched by enemies in the North and South — and strategize.
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" When we asked Fresco what he'd say if we asked him to strategize for an open borders bill, he replied, "The very simple answer is we can't get that accomplished.
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We talked to seven teachers across the country to learn what they spend their own money on, how they try to save, how they strategize any school allotments, and more.
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Willis suggested Essence reach out to the many LGBT social justice organizations based in New Orleans to highlight their work and strategize with them about making the festival more inclusive.
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But at the same time, day to day we have to strategize and operate the business as though we're going to remain independent, because that's the responsible thing to do.
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Fertitta owns the Golden Nugget -- and we're told he's personally been on the phone with hotel management to help strategize how they can best use their resources to help out.
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Some of the President's closest aides, who were traveling with him back from Europe, then helped strategize about a response for Trump Jr., according to people briefed on the matter.
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In 2013, Facebook groups and Twitter accounts popped up as forums for Winner Taco fans from Italy and Sweden to reminisce, and strategize on how to demand action from Algida.
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That means Canadian firefighters may have time to think and strategize, while American firefighters have to take more risk as they rush — and the shelters can help mitigate the risk.
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It is good to strategize a palate cleanser or two among your dishes, like a sweet-leaning cabbage salad and cucumbers that seem to have swallowed whole cloves of garlic.
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As Reid, Pelosi, Obama, and their aides stood in the Roosevelt Room trying to strategize on their post-meeting remarks to the press, Bush's Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson burst in.
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Last winter, at a town meeting at Valentino's Primavera Room, a restaurant three blocks from Helen Wilson's apartment, forty people, all white, most of them graying men, tried to strategize.
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"You can't organize a strike on Facebook, even if everyone sounds really excited," said Cathy Kunkel, an organizer with the progressive group Rise Up West Virginia who helped teachers strategize.
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Steve Bannon, President Donald Trump's former chief strategist, is starting a daily radio show and podcast about impeachment that will provide a platform for conservatives to share news and strategize.
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In the months leading up to the trial, community leader William Calloway organized town hall meetings to strategize the reaction to both an acquittal and conviction and hopefully prevent unrest.
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Ms. Thomas — whose group, Groundswell, was formed in 2013 to strategize against Democrats and the political left and meets weekly — joined others in prayer at the start of the meeting.
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The impulse to control or strategize romance isn't new — red flags and deal-breakers, and the analysis they inspire, abound in 1990s romantic comedies, and courtship rituals predate humanity entirely.
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Since his death, police have sent out teams consisting of coastal guards and officials from the country's tribal welfare department and forest department to strategize about how to recover his body.
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Additionally, as standard for the other device types, YouTube now provides analytics specific to ads running on TV screens, so advertisers can strategize based on how effective these ad campaigns are.
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By the same token, Trump and his supporters are equally committed to making sure that the Cruz campaign isn't able to out-strategize their campaign on the floor of the convention.
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The meeting was one of the most concrete signs yet that holders of Venezuelan bonds are meeting with each other to strategize on how to handle the country's deeply distressed bonds.
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During the election, "Make America Great Again" (to me at least) was a "watch your back" statement that made me perplexed and want to strategize: how does one avoid getting attacked?
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As they strategize for next year's midterms, Democrats should accept the indomitable force of anti-anti-Trumpism and focus instead on energizing the very people whom anti-anti-Trumpers are demonizing.
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When totally unacceptable comments and behaviors arise, we try to strategize our exit, lest we end up in an argument or worse on what was supposed to be a fun night.
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Friday morning dawned bright and cool in Washington, and in a church basement near the Supreme Court, dozens of Fire Drill Friday protesters gathered to eat pastries, drink coffee and strategize.
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Horgan said that programs like Davis's will help determine whether and how the court system should offer extremists second-chances and how to strategize for their eventual re-entry into society.
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" So he tries to help the locals strategize about fencing and removing "attractants" from private property "so the bears stay away and move through the countryside and hopefully leave landowners alone.
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Tackle your financial to-do list Take some time today and check your credit score, try to reduce your monthly bills or really dig in and strategize on your retirement plans.
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In recent days, some of Mr. Sanders's closest advisers, including his campaign manager, Faiz Shakir; Ari Rabin-Havt, a deputy campaign manager; and Mr. Weaver, decamped to Burlington to strategize there.
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The House managers, who will serve as prosecutors in the trial, met for several hours on Sunday to strategize and refine their presentations, according to congressional aides working on the trial.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem impeachment report highlights phone records Lawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing House Republicans on Judiciary strategize ahead of Wednesday's impeachment hearing MORE (R-Ohio) and John RatcliffeJohn Lee RatcliffeLawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing House Republicans on Judiciary strategize ahead of Wednesday's impeachment hearing Live coverage: Schiff closes with speech highlighting claims of Trump's corruption MORE (R-Texas) huddled with Vice President Pence to discuss the hearing.
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It's the beginning of the work week, and this is the day I outline all of my priorities for different clients and strategize how to best get things done with my schedule.
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But, what set him apart at PAX West was his ability to strategize the best times to attack opponents or to hang back and wait for the fight to come to him.
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Whether you need to strategize your own registry or plot the perfect present for another couple, coming up with the right gifting material isn't always a piece of [over-priced wedding] cake.
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Other companies, who typically strategize from a place of making a better camera than the one on the iPhone, must now do something similar to Apple's new camera just to keep up.
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Scorpio season begins today and the sun lights up the sector of your chart that rules your hopes and dreams for the future, making this a fantastic time for you to strategize.
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On November 15, chatty Mercury in Sagittarius will connect with Mars in Aquarius, which will help you strategize many of the issues you're working with at home or around security in general.
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It's a cyberpunk-y hacking title that asks you to capture data nodes by solving clever procedurally-generated puzzles, then strategize to compromise an entire computer system before the authorities catch you.
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More, more, more is not the way to achieve growth in this digitally obsessed and ever more competitive era, according to luxury goods executives and analysts trying to strategize for the future.
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In addition to the official Ingress app, agents use a host of fan-made apps and websites that let them strategize by mapping links and digging up personal information about the enemy.
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Cipollone huddles in his office each morning with top White House officials, including acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney and legislative affairs director Eric Ueland, to strategize on aspects of the case.
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He offered her a cup of tea and a plate of freshly baked cookies as they sat down at his kitchen table to strategize about an area he was planning to canvass.
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Amazon is hiring a high-profile public health expert and clinician to help it strategize how to deliver better care for its workers, a person familiar with the company's thinking told CNBC.
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He won as a populist and, in doing so, has likely realigned the national party structure sending Democrats to strategize on how to reconnect with core constituencies they had controlled since 1932.
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His comments came hours after he had met in his Capitol office with Pat A. Cipollone, the White House counsel, and Eric Ueland, the legislative affairs director, to strategize on the process.
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That has everything to do with Survivor playing to its known strengths of assembling dynamic casts and forcing contestants to strategize, both together and apart — and stirring up drama in the process.
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The idea is that in between rounds the teams will have some time to huddle and strategize, while the broadcasters can catch their breath and explain to the audience what just went down.
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They can meet with their players to help strategize between matches and provide critical feedback—games are decided by best-of-five series—but they cannot communicate with their charges during actual gameplay.
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From using deep learning to strategize wars before they even begin to outfitting self-driving vehicles to move without human control, the US military is trying to master a number of exciting technologies.
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One of the best scenes has Jerry and Sonny meeting Bud and Dwight in a parking garage (clearly meant to evoke Deep Throat / Watergate) to strategize about how to pull off the meeting.
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The nation's top intelligence officials, including Coats, each confirmed the consensus of the intelligence community that Russia unequivocally interfered in the 2016 election and continues to strategize on how to do so again.
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Hosmer's two-run homer helps Royals beat Indians KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Cleveland pitching coach Mickey Callaway went to the mound to strategize on how to pitch to Eric Hosmer in the fifth inning.
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It takes a little extra time to strategize what to wear for the multitude of brunch scenarios that can and may arise — but, like the experience itself, brunch outfits are best not overdone.
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After warning that Mr. Trump was prepared to use force because of Iran's suspected role in oil tanker attacks, Mr. Pompeo flew to Florida on Monday to strategize with generals at Central Command.
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Over the past month, we spoke to a half-dozen aides who prepped Republicans to debate Trump during the primaries and tried to strategize their way out of the aftermath of those debates.
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As the MIT Technology Review pointed out in a recent article, StarCraft II requires players to use their memory, strategize, and plan ahead simultaneously, making it difficult for AI—but perhaps not insurmountable.
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WASHINGTON — Two days after midterm congressional elections that handed them control of the House, triumphant Democrats dialed in to their first conference call since winning the majority to strategize on the way forward.
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She said much of the money came from her boyfriend Anthony Bourdain, the culinary and travel personality who killed himself in June; he helped Ms. Argento strategize how to handle Mr. Bennett's claims.
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In normal years, teams can strategize the draft by choosing some players who will sign for less than their slot value and then using those savings on elite players seeking above-slot bonuses.
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Mars connects with Saturn on September 9, encouraging you and your partners to strategize and turn your dreams and fantasies into reality...but confusion arrives the next day as the sun opposes Neptune.
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I'm aware Pet Rescue is a giant marketing scheme to deplete my wallet via in-game purchases, but I also find it incredibly soothing to strategize, match those blocks, and rescue those pets.
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The federal government can strategize all it wants, but until money gets into the hands of local election officials, the most immediate needs, like securing databases and updating voting machines, can't be met.
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That failure has not deterred Mr. de Blasio, who said that a five-day, taxpayer-financed swing through the South in March was explicitly to strategize with other like-minded progressive elected officials.
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Realistic optimists, the author writes, believe they will succeed but also understand they have to strategize, put in effort, plan and be persistent in order to overcome any obstacles and get things done.
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Hundreds of top conservative donors affiliated with the Koch network have gathered this weekend at the exclusive Renaissance Indian Wells resort in the California desert to strategize ahead of the 2018 midterms elections.
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In mid-2016, a government agency known as 18F, which does small-scale technology projects, was brought in to help strategize how to manage increasing demands on the system and address its problems.
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The Twitter account of a bookmarking site run by the leader of an anti-Trump activism group is asking employees of tech companies to leak their employment contracts to help strategize future action.
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After the campaign finally ends on Thursday, Sones will begin talks with Las Americas, KIND, The Florence Center, ASAP, RAICES, and Al Otro Lado to strategize how her company can best allocate the resources.
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And by donating money now instead of in the aftermath of the storm, Google can make sure that GiveDirectly isn't scrambling to distribute a windfall of unpredictable size, but can plan ahead and strategize.
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Jury selection begins Monday, where lawyers on both sides will strategize on how to find 12 jurors and 6 alternates who are sympathetic to their sides ... yes, neither side really wants an impartial jury.
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Right. It's the victim's burden too, because it happens to you and then you not only have figure out, to strategize around if you're going to tell your story, how to tell your story.
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In the exclusive house tour — conducted by the show's longtime host, T.J. Lavin — viewers see inside the four bedrooms where the American team and U.K. team will try to strategize and catch some Zzzs.
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Instead, they act purely in an advisory capacity helping a company to position its story to investors, draft its IPO disclosures, educate a company's insiders on process and strategize on investor outreach and liquidity.
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So, I expect Giuliani to stop doing so many interviews, but that doesn't mean he won't still be working closely with the president to strategize on impeachment, 2020 politics and probably some policy, too.
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There's a friendly rivalry among the regulars, some of whom gathered the night before over beers at a nearby beach bar to strategize the best hunting grounds and lob pleasant insults at one another.
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Carter will meet with Iraqi leaders to strategize ramped-up efforts to recapture Mosul, the largest Iraqi city still in the hands of IS, which the group is using as their de facto headquarters.
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Mohamed ElBaradei, the Nobel Prize-winning diplomat and a leader of the opposition to Mr. Morsi, visited Mr. Heikal in his apartment overlooking the Nile to grouse about the Morsi presidency and strategize about alternatives.
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Experts say that if you're among those still lugging around debt from last year, now is a good time to pause and strategize, before Black Friday week sets off a long stretch of frenzied spending.
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"With Christmas this weekend and New Year's just over a week away, global stocks may meander between losses and gains as investors strategize for 143," said Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM in Croydon, London.
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He admits that he did not help with voter registration or strategize a way to political victory, and though this was "hard on [his] morale," he accepted that his role as a writer required distance.
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PHILADELPHIA — Nearly 4,000 progressive activists gathered at Netroots Nation in Philadelphia last week to strategize, debate big policy issues, and hear from some of the most outspoken Democrats on the left flank of the party.
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"We have a solid conservative constitutionalist, patriotic anchor that will be sitting in the White House using all of his brain to strategize taking this country in the right direction," King said in an interview.
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There's this cohort of black artists, in film, in music, in theater, in visual art — people who are using this language to cope, to strategize, to hold up a mirror, to think about a future.
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"With Christmas this weekend and New Year's just over a week away, global stocks may meander between losses and gains as investors strategize for 2017," said Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM in Croydon, London.
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Congressional Republicans and Democrats will spend the greater part of the next two weeks out of Washington on retreat: the annual meetings that give parties time to strategize their legislative priorities for the year ahead.
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In Louisville, Kentucky, LouieLab is a hub where city employees, members of the civic tech community, residents and other innovators can come together to collaborate and strategize on how to achieve shared goals for Louisville's future.
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The center is hoping to raise the full amount to be able to meet basic obligations like staff wages and operational expenses, and use this gasp of air to strategize a new fiscal plan come September.
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Unlike the previous game where the companions were kind of there — the Familiars were there as your companion — the Higgledies really change the way you can strategize in battle and they're almost like a support system.
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Much of the play centers solely on the action inside the hotel room where the Clintons are staying as they strategize, bicker and embrace, attempting to pave a path forward for the White House hopeful's campaign.
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We have tapped into the knowledge and issue area expertise of our diverse membership by creating new policy-focused taskforces that will strategize policy solutions to ensure all Americans can succeed in the 21st century economy.
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Most state legislatures adjourn their sessions by the end of June, so for the rest of the year, he and his colleagues, including the movement's other co-founder, Barry Fadem, will strategize about what comes next.
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During many meetings in which local artists of color and allies gathered to strategize in response to the controversy, two possible approaches emerged: reprimand and correct CAM, or elevate the good work happening beyond its walls.
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Madden had received his first Globe nomination for playing a British politician's PTSD-stricken protection officer in the hit mini-series "Bodyguard," and before the names in his category were read, Moore leaned over to strategize.
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To contribute as radically today as it did in the 1970s and early '80s, C.M.S. may need to strategize toward not only a broad corps of teaching artists, but also a more thoroughly inclusive student body.
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And she's hired around 30 people at &Walsh to strategize branding, advertising and social media campaigns for clients from tech giants like Apple and Snapchat to small start-ups such as the Riveter and Pet Plate.
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The posts arrived the day after Mr. Obama huddled with Democrats on Capitol Hill to strategize over protecting the Affordable Care Act and Vice President-elect Mike Pence met with Republicans about how to gut it.
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Later that summer, Hannity would also advise Manafort after the FBI raided his home, telling him to "stay strong" and offering to "strategize" with him, according to text messages unsealed by a federal judge last year.
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Several other start-up investors have also issued mea culpas for not doing enough to prevent sexual harassment, with some around the world beginning to strategize over how to avert the episodes in the first place.
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Last week, Samuels huddled in Chicago with about a hundred others to strategize about how labor union members can help get out the vote for Sanders or help supporters become superdelegates ahead of this summer's convention.
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The two groups have pooled resources and rented offices in downtown Cleveland to create a space where volunteers and paid staff will strategize and organize just blocks from the convention center where Rules Committee members will meet.
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If you're looking to strategize your shopping, we've broken down our readers' most-shopped Sephora beauty products — all of which will be price-chopped by 10, 15, or a full 20% if you add-to-cart now.
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"Smart" machines can be used to help military leaders strategize out battles before they even begin, but having weapons like aerial drones use AI to target and kill enemy combatants brings up the "terminator conundrum," Selva said.
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Likewise, some see Black History Month as a kind of organizing principle -- an ideal time to strategize about how best to politically, economically and socially harness said power and influence for the betterment of the black community.
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"I would say Facebook is eating the most lunches from traditional TV spots," said Matt Higgins, senior vice president for digital and innovation at Makovsky, a communications firms that helps pharma companies strategize their social media campaigns.
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Some of the President's closest aides who had joined Trump for the return flight from diplomatic summits in Europe, helped strategize Trump Jr.'s response to the statement, people briefed on the matter told CNN in July.
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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said the Kremlin was supporting a proposal surfaced in Sofia for an EU meeting next week in Vienna, Austria, specifically to strategize on how to continue implementation of the Iran pact.
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Still, Republicans are also gearing up for the open hearings, holding closed-door practice sessions as they strategize how best to counter Democrats' accusations that Trump conducted a shadow foreign policy at the expense of national security.
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Read more: The average honeymoon costs nearly $5,000 — here's how to pay for yours using credit card rewards and sign-up bonusesOur Sapphire Preferred strategyOnce we decided that Scotland was our destination, I had months to strategize.
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Doug Collins (R-GA) and Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) to strategize on how to move a prison reform bill forward following its passage in the House last month, according to two Hill sources familiar with the meeting.
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Whether you want to age at home or you're planning on heading to a continuing care retirement community, discuss your wishes with your family members and strategize with your financial planner on how to pay for it.
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She suggested that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) begin to strategize on how best to leverage its ability to issue Binding Operational Directives -- orders that direct executive branch agencies how to better safeguard federal information systems.
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For example, in early January, the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law convened a private meeting of about two dozen civil rights groups to strategize about coming voting rights and other civil rights fights, participants said.
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Dragonstone was first introduced as Stannis's home base when he joined the show in season two, and the castle was the site for several scenes where he, Davos, and Melisandre would alternately strategize, mope, and burn infidels.
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Sansa's actually kind of okay with this, and pretty good at the job – no thanks to Jon, who rushes out the door roughly five minutes after putting her in charge, giving her zero time to prepare or strategize.
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Communications director Mike Dubke called a meeting last week to strategize about how the White House will convince reporters -- and by extension, the country -- that the President has been an effective leader and scored a series of victories.
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Mars will be retrograde all summer—until August 27, to be exact—and toward the ends of its retrograde, you will find yourself also wondering about your direction in your career and if it's time to re-strategize.
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Battle royale was another evolution on top of that, in which you have an open world, you have a very large number of players, and there's quite a lot of player volition about how you want to strategize.
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The idea, and that's why I characterize it, of building an enemies list in order to look at the possibility or strategize ways to go after your critics is contrary to everything that our country is all about.
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SALT LAKE CITY — The progressive activists who gathered in Utah two weeks ago to strategize for the midterm elections could each recall a moment when they realized the Democratic Party was their foe and decided to quit it.
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Joined by a fellow birder on a lunch break from her day job, Mr. Barrett began to strategize how he'd coax the duck from the other side, which was thick with trees and shadows in the late afternoon.
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Further, the big tech firm in January hired former pulmonary doctor and Apple consultant Vin Gupta as principal scientist to Amazon Care's growing roster to help Amazon strategize how to deliver better care to its workers, per CNBC.
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Since Amazon agreed last year to buy grocery chain Whole Foods Market Inc for $13.7 billion, expectations that it could focus next on Europe have spurred French retailers to strategize over how to improve their own online offerings.
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One group of Republican attorneys general began holding weekly conference calls to strategize ways to weaken the Affordable Care Act months before it became law in March 2010, filing their lawsuit minutes after Mr. Obama signed the bill.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem impeachment report highlights phone records Lawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing House Republicans on Judiciary strategize ahead of Wednesday's impeachment hearing MORE (R-Ohio) defended his colleague (PBS).
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Seeking to avoid such risks, Kavita Krishnan, an activist with the All India Progressive Women's Association, said many female students opt for colleges closer to home - "unlike men who do not have to strategize for safety like women do".
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Now that we know it will be the New England Patriots facing off against the Atlanta Falcons for Super Bowl LI in Houston's NRG Stadium on Sunday, February 5, it's time to strategize how to get to the game.
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But he also emphasized that he expects internet companies to step up on this issue, and said he plans to host a summit with top CEOs to strategize how to crack down on the online arm of this epidemic.
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The renowned linguist George Lakoff, who has long worked with the Democratic Party, told Salon in 2017 about an anecdote that illuminated Pelosi's inability to strategize messaging during the Iraq War era, and it speaks to her current difficulties.
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I thought I could stay totally in the game, and stay totally in my head and strategize, and not focus on my emotions or my relationships or connections with people, or listen to their stories and hear about them.
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He finds it difficult sitting still at his desk and often needs to take a break to walk through Central Park, according to those who have worked with him, bringing colleagues with him to strategize about their next investment.
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"We know how attackers work, how they think, how they strategize… That's when I realized we had to do this in order to catch them where they're going to be" is how he explains the thinking behind the startup.
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Manchin declined to attend a meeting with President Obama on Capitol Hill last week to strategize on how to defend Obamacare and instead met with Vice President-elect Mike Pence to discuss bipartisan reform of the embattled healthcare law.
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Kaur's family was so terrified about how a group of brown people, particularly when one is wearing a turban, would look delivering a package to a neighbor's house that they felt the need to strategize and coach their approach.
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Since the shooting at Marshall, they cocoon together often, in their spot in the student commons or on a friend's willow-shaded back porch, to support each other and strategize about their tiny slice of the gun control movement.
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John RatcliffeJohn Lee RatcliffeLawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing House Republicans on Judiciary strategize ahead of Wednesday's impeachment hearing Live coverage: Schiff closes with speech highlighting claims of Trump's corruption MORE (R-Texas) will be another familiar face.
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And as the holiday shopping season approached, with online retail surging, the three giants of package delivery services — FedEx, United Parcel Service and the United States Postal Service — had to strategize on new ways to address people at home.
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He spoke by phone with Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin, and the House majority leader, Kevin McCarthy of California, to strategize on a path forward.
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Some friendly labor lawyers will use these to strategize Ceglowski confirmed in an email to Recode that he was seeking the contracts, but declined to share additional details such as further specifics on the types of contracts being sought.
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At the event, held June 15–18, there will be an all-day gathering of Detroit and Puerto Rican organizers, where they can share their work and strategize about building a stronger movement for the self-determination of their communities.
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Bernie Sanders told supporters in Minneapolis that they could "make history," while Hillary Clinton, whose campaign has begun to strategize for the possibility of a Trump nomination, jabbed at his slogan, "Make America Great Again," at a buoyant rally in Boston.
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As our black SUV idles in front of the downtown convention center temporarily housing Radio Row's media circus, the guys in the back strategize about how to transport Harbaugh from car to building without making too much of a fracas.
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While Snider's 36-hour game demands the cameras constantly roll, Trupp films his season throughout an entire semester, often requiring players to film themselves having late night discussions or strategize through google hangouts when players leave campus for a weekend.
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You collect electronic cards, make decks out of them, and strategize to defeat other players head-to-head in turn-based battle, where you assume the role of a mage, a warlock, a paladin, or one of several other classes.
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John RatcliffeJohn Lee RatcliffeTrump, first lady take part in National Christmas Tree lighting Lawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing House Republicans on Judiciary strategize ahead of Wednesday's impeachment hearing MORE (R-Texas), each of whom Trump recognized by name.
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We shook our heads and felt like the parents again, as we tried to strategize the next steps toward canceling and replacing the phone, and promised each other that we wouldn't draw any too-heavy morals when the kids got back.
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Mike JohnsonJames (Mike) Michael JohnsonLive coverage: Witnesses say Trump committed impeachable offenses Lawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing House Republicans on Judiciary strategize ahead of Wednesday's impeachment hearing MORE (R-La.), but the conversation was not a long one.
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For those with limited time to strategize and do their own research, Arrambide hopes this tool will fill a void, provide a balance when it comes to the flood of bills being introduced across the country and help change the national conversation.
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We finally get to see Davos, Dany, Jon, Tyrion, and Varys all share a scene and strategize together, and the best they can come up with is "Let's send a Suicide Squad north to capture one zombie to parade around for Cersei"?
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When Monster Hunter Tri launched in 2009, it introduced underwater areas and what the developers call "multi-level gameplay" — essentially the idea that you can approach monsters from above and below, forcing players to strategize using distance and angles to their advantage.
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Since then, though, the group has had to take a step back to reorganize, strategize, and own up to the mistakes it has made along the way — particularly regarding the lack of diversity among its predominantly white and privileged founders from Parkland.
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As they strategize for the Golden State primary, Harris and all of the other Democratic candidates will have to contend with a darkening mood among California voters they see signs of weakness in the US economy and grapple with a homelessness crisis statewide.
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Elizabeth Warren, D-Massachusetts, was scheduled to lead a conference call with progressive activists across the country "to strategize about what it's going to take to break the GOP blockade of the Supreme Court," according to an email invitation to the event.
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The score: Most players are trained to strategize based on righties' weaknesses (throwing a ball to their opponent's less dominant side, the left) which in turn may be an advantage for lefties because their opponents have a harder time anticipating their next move.
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The New York Times, which cited people with knowledge of the discussions, said the conversations had helped the president's legal team prepare for the release of the report and strategize for the public relations and political battles that are certain to follow.
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" Ms. Gonzaludo, in a statement provided by the campaign, said: "These types of conversations, where people come together to have an open and honest discussion, are an opportunity to strategize on finding new resources to recruit talented candidates from all walks of life.
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The intensity around Alex's pending divorce — the scene where she has to strategize how she will announce the split to America was hard to watch considering Aniston's been through her own mammoth separations — is enough to distract her from the rising tide.
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Race to the Treasure (ages 5 to 8) is a cooperative game; instead of competing against one another, players have to strategize together to lay a tile path to collect three keys and unlock a treasure before the ogre gets there first.
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Halftime at the Super Bowl lasts more than twice as long as the standard 13-minute N.F.L. intermission, giving teams more time to strategize and rest but also to stay limber and energized as they rehydrate, regroup and reset for one final surge.
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A make-or-break week in the GOP race Bernie Sanders admits he's unlikely to flip superdelegates Stop Trump groups strategize after Cruz-Kasich alliance In the Hoosier State's Democratic contest, Hillary Clinton leads Bernie Sanders by just four points, 246 percent to 248 percent.
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Many media organizations that eagerly trumpeted coverage of the hacked Democratic campaign files in 2016 have made little or no effort to strategize for 20203 about how to handle document leaks by malicious nations trying to meddle in the election, according to a CNN report.
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I waved a pink flag antagonizing those who resented having a woman in the field running a geophysics crew, and when they charged and snorted their displeasure, I could strategize coping techniques to get the job done instead of getting blindsided by their sexism later.
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There are admissions-counselling companies, like Asian Advantage, in the Bay Area, that help students strategize their extracurricular activities (less piano and tennis), and others, like Ivy Coach, based in New York City, that promise to make students "appear less Asian" in their application materials.
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I agreed that the first seven years of the agreement would be relatively good, but stressed our obligation to strategize for the "seven bad years," when the restrictions on Iran's nuclear program expire without any pre-requisite that the radical regime abandon its extremism.
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THIS WEEK IN CONGRESS -- TO CONFIRM OR NOT TO CONFIRM: Via The Hill's Cristina Marcos and Jordain Carney, Senate Republicans will get their first chance to huddle as a conference this week and strategize about how to handle the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Better strategize to avoid the 10 percent early withdrawal penalty, which may apply before age 59½ if you take money out of a traditional individual retirement account, or before age 55 if you draw from a traditional 401(k) and other workplace retirement plan.
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Tescher recommends using money management apps, which can help schedule the best time to pay bills, and setting up autopay, as well as apps that can help strategize the best way to pay down debts in order to reduce the amount of interest owed.
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After a minimum-wage campaign accelerated last year in Ohio, emails show, Jon A. Husted, the secretary of state, communicated with an Ohio Chamber of Commerce affiliate as the business group discussed plans with the restaurant industry to "meet and strategize" about its opposition effort.
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During meetings in which local artists of color and allies gathered to strategize in response to the controversy at the Contemporary Art Museum in St. Louis, two possible approaches emerged: reprimand and correct the museum, or elevate the good work happening beyond its walls.
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Here's how to strategize around contributing to your child's wedding: It's critical to step back and look at your own finances before pledging money for the wedding budget, said certified financial planner Liz Revenko, senior financial planner at Mosaic Financial Partners in San Francisco.
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"Very little," Mr. Trump told reporters traveling with him on Sunday on Air Force One back to Washington, recounting what he said had been a busy weekend of meetings to sell the health care bill and strategize about the nuclear threat from North Korea.
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Fox Searchlight Fox Searchlight Because the fall launch can be so important to awards campaigns, the producers, studios, and publicists often strategize about where to premiere a film, and which stars they want to fly in to walk a festival's red carpet and meet with the press.
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And if you're on the fence of what to buy or need a little help to strategize what's actually worth it out there, we've rounded up a few from brands like Net-A-Porter, Shopbop, and Saks Fifth Avenue that will give you all the feels.
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It was a tricky race to strategize because it represented the point of intersection for the distance-oriented Ledecky, 19, and the sprinter Sjostrom, 22, who won the gold medal in the 100-meter butterfly and is entered in the 50-meter freestyle later in the week.
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Those who work with her say Grisham is acutely aware of the challenges Trump poses to her ability to strategize a succinct core messaging policy, and that she's figuring out a way to play catch-up to his tweets and statements and impromptu question and answer sessions.
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Less than a week before the election, a handful of the group's members quietly met in Washington to strategize, and discussed whether to press for rules changes that would allow committee members to choose their own chairmen, an idea that the leadership would be certain to reject.
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"It is important to document what types of offensive capabilities are being used against civil society, in order to properly strategize with at-risk individuals what can be done to protect themselves," Claudio Guarnieri, one of the Amnesty security researchers who investigated these attacks, told Motherboard.
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MBAs earn the highest salaries out of school when they become management consultants like at McKinsey or Bain — here&aposs what it&aposs like to start outAn MBA degree is on high demand, as companies like McKinsey, Bain, and BCG strategize on hiring from top business schools.
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Senate Republicans are plotting a speedy acquittal of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 21625 MORE as they strategize ahead of the impeachment trial.
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That war room, he said, would look similar to the one used by former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE to strategize during the scandals that rocked his administration.
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The key takeaway for jackpot hopefuls: Next year, it will become even more important to make sure you're putting together an expert team (accountant, financial advisor and attorney) ahead of claiming the prize, who can help you strategize how to claim the win and maximize your take-home amount.
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They described planning for the convention as somewhat haphazard, saying that Mr. Trump's focus on lining up speakers had been hot or cold on any given day, and that he had not spent much time making calls to convention speakers to strategize about their remarks and encourage them.
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As these platforms strategize about how to take on hate speech, it would be smart to study the geography of their networks — which groups, pages and subcommunities tend to encourage this behavior — and the effect of closing those spaces, even without a specific violation or report of abusive speech.
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However, his statement at the Bagram Airfield that the United States has "put the Taliban on the offensive" needs further dissection: A guerrilla doesn't strategize as per the "offense-defense" warfare pattern; guerrillas, such as the Taliban, either strike hard or go into hiding and bide their time.
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Assembling his team of well-placed fixers and power brokers in what's literally a smoke-filled room, they counsel Ted and strategize about how to salvage his career -- using public excitement about the moon landing as cover to stifle negative publicity -- while evincing no concern about the accident's victim.
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According to a Reuters report, the Revolutionary Guard held a meeting in order to strategize on how to punish the US for its sanctions on Iran — this meeting resulted in the attacks on Saudi Arabia&aposs Aramco facilities that temporarily cut 5% of the world&aposs oil supply.
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While a super flat work structure might sound enticing in an interview ( "yeah, we all just wear a bunch of hats and kind of do our thing…"), a lack of organizational hierarchy can mean big trouble when it comes time to make decisions, troubleshoot staff problems, or strategize for growth.
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"We're still sort of licking our wounds to some degree, I think, but we're also starting to strategize and plan for the future, and part of that is picking our leadership and who we think is best positioned to make taking back the House next time around a viable thing," Ohio Rep.
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Work was really stressful before the holiday break, so I use the time at the coffee shop to strategize ways to make the upcoming week more engaging — meditation breaks using Headspace, intellectually stimulating books to read at lunch instead of scrolling through social media, and scheduling coffee dates with mentors/career role models.
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" Peter Cohen, Co-Director at the Council of Community Housing Organizations, mentioned the need to strategize when purchasing affordable building sites — a huge expense before the building stage even begins: "We tend to be chasing the upper end of the market cycle — paying incredible amounts of money for a piece of dirt.
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His top economic adviser, Larry KudlowLawrence (Larry) Alan KudlowMORE, and Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinHouse Democrats unveil coronavirus economic response package Democrats push for paid leave in coronavirus response House Democrats jam GOP with coronavirus bill MORE met with Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee on Wednesday to strategize. Rep.
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Her fears weren't unfounded—in the weeks leading up to the event, the far-right 4chan message board /pol, where the rally organizers met to strategize, were full of anonymous posts expressing enthusiasm for driving Governor Northam out of office and starting the "Boogaloo," a slang term referring to race-based civil war.
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Their target areas were selected based on factors like the number of grocery stores, how federal cuts in food stamps had affected the community, and the number of vulnerable people, such as the elderly, immigrants and children, said Bob Shaver, a consultant with Redstone Strategy Group, which helped analyze data and strategize.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem impeachment report highlights phone records Lawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing House Republicans on Judiciary strategize ahead of Wednesday's impeachment hearing MORE (R-Ohio) House GOP leaders temporarily added Jordan to the Intelligence Committee so that he could participate in its public hearings.
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It will be great to join their summer school for their grassroots activists at a time when they're reflecting on how to build on gains at the municipal level, reinvigorate their base, and strategize about how to go beyond 20 percent of the vote, three years into their movement that has already changed Spanish politics.
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"It is a great chance to look at what happens when you enter the world of retail and see how you should strategize to make your money effective," said certified public accountant Neal Stern, president of Flemington, New Jersey-based Greenmeadow Associates and a member of the American Institute of CPAs' National CPA Financial Literacy Commission.
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You could probably beat the 20 levels of Angry Birds FPS in around an hour, but I started fumbling and having to seriously strategize after just a few of them, though like many others I can honestly say I haven't played an Angry Birds title since I had an iPhone 3GS so it's been a minute.
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As 2018 kicks off, we'll start our weekly roundup with a quick survey of the field as it looks currently, based on which 2020 prospects are dominating headlines, making visits to early-voting states and more: Discussion of 2020 has to start with the three potential candidates around whom the rest of the field has to strategize: Vermont Sen.
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"If you're part of a community group or an organization, even if it's not overtly interested in politics, when an issue or a cause comes up that members of the group are concerned about, they then have a community in a set of relationships and people to kind of talk through and strategize," Professor Beaumont said.
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Scenes in which the main figures — a ragtag, argumentative but largely cheerful batch of Chinese guerrillas intent on sabotaging the Japanese Army during the Second Sino-Japanese War — strategize over meals or regroup in a cave after an attack are pleasantly reminiscent of this genre's offerings from Asia in the 1970s and early '80s, period pieces or not.
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Just days before 31 people were killed in two mass shootings hours apart, about 300 young people from around the country had gathered in Houston for the first national summit held by MFOL, titled "Our Power," offering the chance for members of local chapters to come together in one place for the first time to strategize on the movement's future.
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That could be "everything from government intelligence agencies that want to track motion of certain people around the planet, to people that might say, 'Hey, I want to see what kind of cars are being driven in this parking lot on what days of the week so I can figure out how to strategize and market,'" Jah told Recode Decode.
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But because political candidates aren't in control of their debate destiny in the same way that a team owner can pick their favorite player to sign, there's next to no way for those candidates to strategize or think about what to do at the debate in advance of the "draft" because they're literally just learning who they'll be up against as the audience is.
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If the old image of a writer for children was a wise-child genius in the mold of Maurice Sendak — one who spoke up for kids and when necessary challenged the political powers that be, but indirectly — these days, children's authors might not only hold signs at protest marches, they may also volunteer to strategize for a State Assembly race, or even run for office.
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Mike JohnsonJames (Mike) Michael JohnsonLive coverage: Witnesses say Trump committed impeachable offenses Lawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing House Republicans on Judiciary strategize ahead of Wednesday's impeachment hearing MORE (R-La.) slammed Democrats on the committee for calling in four constitutional law experts as its witnesses for the first hearing held before the panel, but said Republicans have made sure they are prepared for Wednesday.
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It could be difficult to stand up for yourself around these issues while Mars is retrograde, but I want you to think of this time as one to strategize, not necessarily take actions… and, dear Capricorn, as this summer goes on, you will realize this question about money and self-worth actually has a lot to do with how you express your needs, and how comfortable you are with being yourself and advocating for yourself.
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Manchin's attempts to distance himself from other Democrats led him Wednesday to meet individually with Vice President-elect Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE to discuss how to repeal and replace ObamaCare, instead of meeting with Obama and other Democrats to strategize how to preserve the law.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem impeachment report highlights phone records Lawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing House Republicans on Judiciary strategize ahead of Wednesday's impeachment hearing MORE (R-Ohio) — who verbally assaults witnesses like a an insecure coach in a losing half-time speech — seem to pay no attention to the long-term implications to their personal reputations and their legacy of blindly following a frantic and erratic president trying to save his own political skin.
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We were in Madrid in the immediate aftermath of the independence vote, along with progressive allies from political parties across Europe, to participate in a summit convened by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation (RLS.) RLS is the foundation arm of Die Linke, Germany's left wing party which recently lost seats to the German far right party, Alternative for Germany ( AfD.) Representatives from Poland, Greece, France, Italy, Ireland, Serbia, Croatia and the USA assembled to strategize about how to address the deepening crisis of austerity and the looming specter of fascism.
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Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.), the Freedom Caucus chairman; Mike JohnsonJames (Mike) Michael JohnsonLive coverage: Witnesses say Trump committed impeachable offenses Lawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing House Republicans on Judiciary strategize ahead of Wednesday's impeachment hearing MORE (R-La.), the Republican Study Committee chairman; Louie GohmertLouis (Louie) Buller GohmertLive coverage: Witnesses say Trump committed impeachable offenses Lawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing Live coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing MORE (R-Texas), who has been known to tangle with witnesses in the past; and Jordan. Rep.
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Giuliani, who represents Trump in the Russia investigation, claimed in an interview early Monday that Cohen's lawyer, Lanny Davis, had said that a group of Trump aides — Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpPETA billboard in Baltimore calls Kushner a 'rich pest' Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties MORE, Jared Kushner, Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE, Richard Gates and at least one other unidentified person — had met to strategize for a planned meeting with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya days later.
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