" On the battlefields, "a new Jewry has taken shape.
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A financial structure to support it has also taken shape.
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For Republicans, a crowded field of five has taken shape.
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Sometimes these alliances have taken shape off the public radar.
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Over the centuries, more forms of Protestantism have taken shape.
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This partnership seems to have taken shape early in their relationship.
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Has the Eurasian Economic Union taken shape in a meaningful way?
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Xavier Bertrand: Rev3 would never have taken shape without political will.
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Has it taken shape according to what's happening in the real world?
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A giant white comma has taken shape off the western U.S. coast.
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And then, roughly 70 tweets later, a complete story has taken shape.
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Their entire relationship has taken shape on Facebook, Viber and over the phone.
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A steadily growing field of Democratic challengers has taken shape in recent weeks.
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Once the "round" had taken shape, I began the search for circle themes.
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Amendments to the plan have taken shape to appease both Republican conservatives and moderates.
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Amid the remote, rolling hills, a national park has taken shape to honor the victims.
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We wonder how their lives might have unfolded, how their dreams might have taken shape.
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On the second floor of the IAIA main building, a mini movie set has taken shape.
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Due to the varying rarity of Counter-Strike weapon skins, a living economy has taken shape.
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That is to say, these efforts have taken shape before and will continue to be needed.
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"The race hasn't really taken shape," Doug Sosnik, a longtime Democratic strategist, said in an interview.
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On the House side, AFP expects to get involved around May, when the races have taken shape.
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When your updo has finally taken shape, you have a few options to lock in the look.
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In that time, the anger I experienced on the trail had taken shape with real-world consequences.
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Salt Lake could be considered a favorite in a 2030 contest that has not yet taken shape.
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It is no wonder that populism has taken shape on both sides of the U.S. political aisle.
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"Now the Republican primary has taken shape, Trump will inflict more harm on down-ballot Republicans," he said.
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But a darker vision has simultaneously taken shape in the past 15 years: the post-apocalyptic and dystopian.
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"Now that the Republican primary has taken shape, Trump will inflict more harm on down-ballot Republicans," he said.
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The other is "political capitalism," the less democratic and more authoritarian variant, which has taken shape, most notably, in China.
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On a tree in front of the Ferntree Gully library in Victoria, Australia, an epic literary creation has taken shape.
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A steadily growing field of Democrats has taken shape to seek to the party's nomination to take on Trump in 2900.
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A grass-roots, crowdsourced hunt has also taken shape online, with people passing on potential clues and sightings to the police.
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It was unclear what impact the ruling would have on the future of the commission, which had not yet taken shape.
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The ESA is an organization that's been overtaken by just about every economic and political reality that taken shape since 2000.
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Understanding the makeup of interstellar dust can help scientists learn more about how stars, planets and, ultimately, our universe has taken shape.
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A large parallel currency exchange has taken shape, in which importers trade naira for dollars at up to twice the official rate.
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In contrast with the Republicans' email campaign, the Democratic push to expand early voting hours has largely taken shape in public forums.
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The material he was playing — all from "Trickster," his standout 2017 album — had first taken shape at this space two years earlier.
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And with Mr. Flood brought on to replace Mr. Cobb, who had also departed, a new, more aggressive team had taken shape.
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Since then, as the impeachment inquiry has taken shape, she has quietly advised Mr. Sekulow, according to people familiar with the discussions.
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Duke Energy's 5-megawatt solar facility near Orlando, Florida, appears to have taken shape in the form of Disney's iconic Mickey Mouse character.
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Like a political hall of mirrors, Mr. Rubio's decision abruptly scrambled the political alignments that had taken shape during the Republican primary fight.
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The proposal to overhaul the rules has quietly taken shape over months of debate among administration officials and awaits Mr. Trump's expected signature.
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"I don't think big is necessarily bad, but I think a lot of people wonder [how] these big behemoths have taken shape in Silicon Valley."
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"Honestly, until now, no clear, positive stance has taken shape ... even from the actual partners that we fought side by side with," Jia Kurd said.
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The plan birthed 350 private and public initiatives in the first two years, and today more than a thousand Rev3-sponsored projects have taken shape.
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As the Catherine Violet Hubbard Foundation (CVHF) president, Jenny and her husband Matt's vision for the 34-acre preserve in Newtown, Connecticut, has swiftly taken shape.
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Food Matters Paris's oldest covered passageway, Passage des Panoramas in the Second Arrondissement, has taken shape as a gastronomic incubator of sorts over the past decade.
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Critic's Notebook Television hasn't always had a summer silly season the way the movies have, but with the decline of summer reruns, one has taken shape.
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That pattern has taken shape since 2012, when combined spending on back to school and back to college rose to $83.8 billion from $68.8 billion in 2011.
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"I think a lot of people wonder how such huge behemoths that now exist in Silicon Valley have taken shape under the nose of the antitrust enforcers."
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Ms. Speciale says her company's plans to reduce the ad load on its networks have garnered kudos from clients, even before any changes have fully taken shape.
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"The category of woman has expanded, and it's taken shape through the media and people being able to present themselves, rather than being externally represented," Cox says.
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The war against campus sexual assault has taken shape as a war against male entitlement; a dismissive legal and judicial apparatus; an insidious culture of binge drinking.
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"The false story that had taken shape in press reports -- the notion that the whole thing had been Rod's idea -- was eating away at him," McCabe writes.
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I had a plan, which had taken shape when I was emailing the Keeper of the Handle (as I had mentally started referring to this mythical, unreachable creature).
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Often, by the time the official, evidence-based explanation has taken shape, it has already been drowned out by a megaphonic chorus of cranks and attention-hungry partisans.
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By Ellen Barry A sprawling gray market has taken shape around Delhi's vast unmet need for shelter, with private operators controlling who sleeps where and for how long.
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Precedent 1: Delegitimating oversight What has taken shape in recent weeks is an argument suggesting that almost no oversight is legitimate unless the President agrees to a congressional investigation.
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China is a major market for Tesla, and Tesla has long considered opening a factory in Beijing to avoid paying import taxes, but a solid plan hasn't taken shape.
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And as I mentioned earlier, you can see that in how that collaborative model has taken shape among some of the most innovative young musicians in the country today.
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Indeed, many of the people in the two caravans now moving through southern Mexico say they most likely would have migrated whether or not the caravans had taken shape.
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This brings me to tax reform, which has taken shape in ways that hardly prioritize struggling Americans who are trying to climb the economic ladder a rung or two.
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The Mercers are known for their desire to exert significant control over their political investments, something that has proven challenging, thus far, as Trump's outside political group has taken shape.
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A consensus has also taken shape that the government needs to play a larger role in the economy, raising taxes, investing in public institutions and, to some degree, redistributing income.
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As the midterm campaign has heated up and Mr. Trump's own re-election apparatus has taken shape, Brad Parscale, the 2020 campaign manager, has become more involved in the president's remarks.
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Yet Mr. Biden's prolonged deliberations have also created a vacuum as the field has taken shape, filled inevitably by the projections and predictions of pundits, reporters and other assorted political types.
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An analysis of the most high-profile Microsoft executive departures under CEO Satya Nadella helps shed light on how the company's transformation into a trillion-dollar cloud powerhouse has taken shape.
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The proposal, which has taken shape over the past few months, will leader an intensified fight against terror organizations such as the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria and al Qaeda.
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In a blitz of Twitter messages from the two presidents, fired off over the past two days, the first full-blown foreign policy standoff of the Trump administration has taken shape.
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Dr. Vincent Hendricks is a professor of media, cognition, and communication at the University of Copenhagen who has studied the way that the bystander effect has taken shape in the 21st century.
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Then Mr. Bolton had to cobble together a withdrawal strategy that would normally have taken shape over weeks or months and laid the groundwork for Mr. Trump's decision — not hastily followed it.
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But the race has taken shape more quickly than a similar contest in South Carolina, and Democrats' hopes are that anti-Trump enthusiasm might make for a surprise in a low-turnout affair. 284.
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Sometimes these projects turn out great, but as often, we find we wasted money on equipment we can't properly use, a plan we can't follow and a project abandoned before it has taken shape.
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In fact, if there is a reason to short Tesla, it's as a hedge against a downturn in the US. Tesla's entire story have effectively taken shape during a long boom for auto sales.
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Ms. Boepple said it could not have taken shape sooner, because it will occupy space that had been used for a PATH station until Santiago Calatrava's World Trade Center Transportation Hub opened in 2016.
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But under a compromise that has taken shape, the Hezbollah-linked Sunnis are expected to be represented in government by a candidate acceptable to them rather than insisting that they themselves should get the seat.
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That is slightly more than the 2628 percent that said so a year ago and it is representative of the steady increase in support for legalizing marijuana that has taken shape over the past decade.
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"This idea has taken shape - (the central bank) is both a mega-supervisor and shareholder (in Sberbank) at the same time," one of the four sources, who learned about the talks from Sberbank executives, said.
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The filmmaker Shaunak Sen, who spent two years researching the city's sleep vendors for a documentary, "Cities of Sleep," discovered a sprawling gray market that has taken shape around the city's vast unmet need for shelter.
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She wants to control every aspect of the production, which initially leads her to reject the idea of an outside writer, but the movie that has taken shape in her head isn't translating to the page.
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Still, Alderson did say it was not yet time to be dealing players because the market had not taken shape in terms of which teams are buying or selling ahead of the July 31 trade deadline.
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"I don't think big is necessarily bad, but I think a lot of people wonder how such huge behemoths that now exist in Silicon Valley have taken shape under the nose of the antitrust enforcers," Barr said.
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The show, which ran from 1993 to 2002 on Fox (and recently returned for a limited six-episode engagement) straddled television eras, debuting before the golden age had taken shape and ending as it was well underway.
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"I don't think big is necessarily bad but I think a lot of people wonder how such huge behemoths that now exist in Silicon Valley have taken shape under the nose of the antitrust enforcers," he said.
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The new establishment, housed in two landmark carriage houses, has taken shape, and the rustic, intimate bar and dining room, designed by the architects Bentel & Bentel, could not be more different from the sleek, spacious former premises.
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Their disagreement over racial strategy—whether to protest open racial subordination or accommodate and find ways to operate within it—had not yet taken shape in 1895, and wouldn't become a public breach until several years later.
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DOHA, Qatar — When the Taliban met Sunday for the first time with Afghan officials, the delegates they faced formed a moving tableau of a new Afghanistan that has taken shape since the movement was toppled 18 years ago.
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NASA's lunar return has slowly taken shape over the last few years and has become more robust, but Congress wants just a little bit more detail about dates and the different rockets that will be used in the process.
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The film is a traditional portrait of an untraditional artist, culled together from years of intimate footage, much of it recorded by M.I.A. herself, and crafted into just one of the many possible narratives that could have taken shape.
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Tragedy as inspirationIn fact, these breakdowns were so traumatic that modern international orders — systems of rules, norms, and power relationships that govern international affairs — have generally taken shape in the wake of such tragedies and been designed to prevent their recurrence.
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"I don't think big is necessarily bad, but I think a lot of people wonder how such huge behemoths that now exist in Silicon Valley have taken shape under the nose of the antitrust enforcers," Barr said during his confirmation hearing.
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Since the breach, Avid has been puzzling over how to rebuild its reputation as a platform for discreet romantic encounters, while also contending with public anger that has taken shape in several lawsuits against the company by users whose data was exposed.
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The project had boiled down to moments: the moment he figured out where artwork had been on the EPROMs; the moment a level had taken shape before his eyes; the moment he had touched a controller and made the player-characters move.
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Early coverage of the Trump administration has been defined by seemingly panoptical accounts from within the White House, together composing a bizarre but credible portrayal of an executive branch as it has taken shape, spasmed and questioned the limits of its power.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An outline deal on how much capital banks must hold to avoid a repeat of the financial crisis has taken shape, a top regulator said on Wednesday, despite the failure of negotiators at a two-day meeting to reach agreement on global standards.
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An inauguration morning ritual has taken shape in recent decades: a private breakfast for family and friends at Blair House, a religious service at one of the nearby churches, and a private meeting with the departing president at the White House before the inauguration ceremony.
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But if the halcyon days of elite sports in Finland seem like a distant memory, the contours of a new, far weirder era of national sports prosperity have already taken shape, one that reflects the wave of individualism still growing in this young country.
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At the same time, the enhanced presence of American forces would immediately transform the entire nature of the conflict, allowing ISIS propagandists to portray this as a battle between Islam and heathens, rather than the intra-Islamic conflict that has taken shape since the United States exited.
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The White House's defense strategy against impeachment has taken shape in recent days with the bolstering of his legal team, the refusal to cooperate with Democrats and the increasing effort to paint the inquiry as a partisan exercise designed to undo the will of voters in 85033.
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If the Nevada race has taken shape faster, the Senate race in Arizona may express the Southwest's political churn most fully: Mr. Flake's candidacy embodies the Republican Party's identity crisis, with the rift between traditional, leave-us-alone conservatives and Trump-style nationalists on vivid display.
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These disciples, instead of calling for an "Islamic holocaust," can argue that rootedness in one's homeland matters, and that immigration, miscegenation, and the homogenizing forces of neoliberal market economies collude to obliterate identities that have taken shape over hundreds of years—just as relentless development has decimated the environment.
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But what has taken shape in recent days is a sharply more aggressive approach based on President Donald Trump's full-throated backing for opposition leader Juan Guaido and bolstered by a coordinated diplomatic response with many of Venezuela's neighbors, who rapidly followed suit in withdrawing recognition of Maduro's rule.
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The N.R.A. reported spending the most amount of money in its history in 2016 working to support Mr. Trump and the Republican Party, and its backing has come under renewed scrutiny in the gun debate that has taken shape in the days since the shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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LONGER-TERM BAILOUT: Turkey's plan to clean up some $13 billion in bad energy loans, one of the worst hangovers from last year's currency crisis, has taken shape over the last couple of months even as some banks held out for the government to agree to safeguards and higher electricity prices.
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Encumbered by the global financial crisis, the desire of the US and major European countries to advance globalization has waned in recent years, and a trend towards deglobalization has taken shape, the status of which is gradually elevating to become the will of the state and government policy in some countries.
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Witchcraft may not be totally understood by the masses — and, in fact, its popularity hasn't always taken shape in ways real, practicing witches approve of — but it's gotten the positive facelift it deserves (albeit a bit watered-down and misunderstood when it comes to details, like, you know, witches generally aren't Satanic).
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's early presidency has taken shape by defying precedents established by his predecessors.
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"The bad news is with the tax reform bill, the Republicans were promising this would lead to a permanent lift in business investment which would lead to productivity growth in the U.S. which would let us grow at 3 to 4 percent, and that really hasn't taken shape," said Scott Anderson, chief economist at Bank of the West.
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The Beacon Food Forest, which started in 2009, offers an edible landscape in Seattle, and a "guerrilla gardening" movement has taken shape in parts of California, as horticulture activists and enthusiasts like Ron Finley began planting gardens in food deserts and unused public spaces — traffic medians and parking lots — to grow food for all to share.
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This has taken shape through a range of strategies including defunding Planned Parenthood, cutting funding for the federal Title X family planning program, banning public funding of abortion at the federal and state level, selectively excluding Planned Parenthood from Medicaid reimbursement, prohibiting health coverage even in private insurance markets, and closing local women's health centers under the pretense of protecting women's safety.
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"The past 40 years eloquently prove that the path, theory, system and the culture of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics pioneered in the wake of the Third Plenary session of the 11th (Communist Party of China) Central Committee by the Chinese people of all ethnic groups rallying under the leadership of the CPC are completely correct, and that CPC theory line and policy that have since taken shape are completely correct," Xi said.
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