Now, women of the NYC Stripper Strike are strategizing about what comes next.
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Within weeks Mr. Volker and Mr. Sondland were strategizing about the draft statement with Mr. Yermak.
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Get creative in strategizing about how to force your employer "away from carbon-based capitalism," Forman said.
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She added that people were happy they would be able to cast their ballot without strategizing about electability.
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Meanwhile, though, the brain trusts of the league's other 30 teams are already strategizing about next season and beyond.
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These changes would allow students to focus energy and time on academics instead of strategizing about ways to secure food.
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Meanwhile, HHS leaders are currently strategizing about how to handle the thousands of migrant children currently in the agency's custody.
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The FBI arrested a US army soldier for strategizing about how to attack Beto O'Rourke and a "major" news network.
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" "We'll do some more strategizing about what I think will be probably one of the most important presidential debates in American history.
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Community organizing groups are also strategizing about state power-building through new informal venues that cross network lines like the State Power Caucus.
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An initial run-through for the models is about to start, and Hanako and ADEAM VP Blair Nemiroff are strategizing about where to sit and watch.
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Prosecutors said that Craig was involved in choosing public relations firms to handle the release of the report and strategizing about how best to roll it out.
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DPA has been strategizing about how to communicate the virtues of decriminalization, in hopes of eventually working to try it through ballot initiatives on the state level.
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Trade wars, the 123 presidential election and concerns about a possible recession has her strategizing about how to continue to expand the company in the months ahead.
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Months before the election, officials told them, U.S. agents learned that top Russian officials were strategizing about how to exert influence over Donald Trump through his advisers.
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Some Freedom Caucus members are privately preparing for congressional life in the minority and are strategizing about how to remain relevant if Democrats control the House (The Hill).
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Kaine, who won more than 22019 percent of Virginia's AAPI voters during his 2012 Senate race, brings to the Clinton campaign a political lifetime of strategizing about Asian voters.
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Either way, doing some preemptive strategizing about how to take advantage of such a correction will likely be the key to success in the second quarter of the year.
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When an underling, strategizing about an Iraqi oil official, takes a blunt approach — "The best medicine for a calm life is a dose of George Washington" — he is rebuked.
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The Liars are so busy strategizing about their next turn in the game, scared their pawn will be knocked out next, they aren't focusing on the questions we all have.
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Legislatures are already strategizing about how to bolster the Social Security system so that it survives for future Americans, though the two parties disagree about how best to achieve that goal.
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At the Irvine office, DCCC staffers have spent most of their hours on the more conventional task of recruiting candidates, studying the districts, and strategizing about how best to spend funds.
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Strategizing about the best way to handle the impeachment proceedings and the White House's release of information happened on Monday night, when the Trump family gathered for dinner at Trump Tower.
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Meanwhile, the communications director is usually a separate aide in charge of the bigger-picture strategizing about how the president can get his message out through the media and to the American people.
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From practicing 5 days of self-love to strategizing about how to foster creativity, I like to keep an open mind about anything unorthodox — even if it falls outside of conventional wisdom about wellness.
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"She's strategizing about the ways we can move our country forward and make sure we're doing everything we possibly can to make the lives of people in this country better," Haaland said of Pelosi.
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Besides dealing with Minimalism in Britain early on, he was an outspoken and original firebrand deciphering and strategizing about issues of race and power, inventing the idea of the postcolonial artist as he went along.
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I study race and race relations for a living, and I've long known that strategizing about ways to avoid or counteract discrimination is an energy-draining task, and for too many, it's part of everyday life.
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"You all spent all of your time strategizing about how to hide your price increase ... and coming up with stupid jokes while other people were sitting there trying to figure out how they were going to survive," Cummings said.
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The two aides familiar with Pressley's thinking said she's strategizing about ways to push her party in a new direction, away from the conventions that defined who is electable, and cast Capuano as a sexagenarian avatar of the Democrats' political malaise.
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Over the past five years, designers have started strategizing about how their imagery will travel on troll-infested platforms, in front of millions of people, where any logo will almost certainly be compared to human genitalia or symbols of hate.
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From tracking our spending in Money Diaries to strategizing about how to ask our bosses for that long-overdue salary bump, we're pretty astonished by the way our bank accounts always seem to be at the tops of our minds.
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She wondered if she would make friends, and how she'd manage there without her beloved coach, who had long been by her side, strategizing about how best to run each race and joking to help her relax whenever she was nervous.
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To stop all of this, we must trust women when they point out that receiving streams of death threats on Twitter is not normal and that online communities strategizing about how to rape women are much more than just idle chatter.
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According to the source, they're strategizing about how to make the approach to the vice president, who almost ran against her in the Democratic primaries but has since been campaigning for her at a breakneck pace all over the country in these final months.
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As the bake sale continues to gain momentum, she's already strategizing about how to work more effectively with Planned Parenthood New York, as well as fostering a relationship with Lenox Hill Neighborhood House, a community-based nonprofit steps from Flora Bar on the Upper East Side.
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Why it matters: The transition emails are said to include sensitive exchanges on matters that include potential appointments, gossip about the views of particular senators involved in the confirmation process, speculation about vulnerabilities of Trump nominees, strategizing about press statements, and policy planning on everything from war to taxes.
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Why it matters: The transition emails are said to include sensitive exchanges on matters such as potential appointments, gossip about the views of particular senators involved in the confirmation process, speculation about vulnerabilities of Trump nominees, strategizing about press statements, and policy planning on everything from war to taxes.
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Democrats are strategizing about the best way to block the repeal of the health care law, as well as attempts to cut Medicare or Medicaid, and Mr. Obama has made it clear that he will use his remaining days in the White House to secure as many of his priorities as possible.
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The sky is a hazy blue-white. In March 1777, American generals were strategizing about possible British military movements and considered an attempt on the Hudson River corridor a likely possibility. General Schuyler, heading the forces stationed at Ticonderoga, requested 10,000 troops to guard Ticonderoga and 2,000 to guard the Mohawk River valley against British invasion from the north. George Washington, who had never been to Ticonderoga (his only visit was to be in 1783),Lonergan (1959), p. 123 believed that an overland attack from the north was unlikely, because of the alleged impregnability of Ticonderoga.
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When strategizing about escalation and the actions surrounding it, the form for which it takes is usually seen as an interactive process in which combatants escalate threats or force in response to the other's actions. This is not always the case though, it can also be unilateral escalation, in which the one escalating the battles does so independently without any interference from the other side. To clarify this point, in 1945 the United States strategically fire-bombed Tokyo to ensure devastating urban decay to prevent Japan from gathering up and setting a foothold to retaliate. This eventually led up to the nuclear age, inadvertently leading with the destruction of Hiroshima, crushing the Japanese economy without any previous change in terms of conflict.
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