And officials are taking measures to protect other marine life.
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Yes, but: Potential candidates are still taking measures to appease voters.
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It's why Trump had reportedly feared taking measures that signal panic.
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Businesses are also taking measures to protect staff and the public.
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Mr. Cook said the company was taking measures to erase the discrepancy.
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The militants were also taking measures to combat the effectiveness of airstrikes.
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It was then that Erdogan started taking measures against the Gulen sympathizers.
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The government is taking measures to reduce the number of bad loans.
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That's well below the 1 in 10,000 chance standard for taking measures.
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Germany urged Iran to stop taking measures that undermined the non-proliferation deal.
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In addition, it is taking measures to stop fake news on its platform.
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The company has said it is taking measures to respond to the criticism.
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Currently, remaining white nationalist servers are regrouping and taking measures to avoid future detection.
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Some ski resorts are taking measures to offset potential impacts of variable winter precipitation.
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Nigerian police tweeted that they were taking measures to bring the protest under control.
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The Olympic committee is taking measures to reduce standing water where mosquitoes can breed.
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The next step is actively taking measures to protect your emotional and mental health.
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China is also taking measures to accelerate customs clearance of imported meat, Li said.
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Jackson is taking measures to ensure the trial does not turn into a spectacle.
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Still, it's no surprise the company is taking measures to cut costs and boost margins.
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City officials say they are taking measures to screen them, check sanitation and impose quarantine.
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We are taking steps now on additional cost saving and taking measures for better planning.
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Last month, Noble's executives said the company was taking measures to bolster its balance sheet.
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Twitter is taking measures to prevent cryptocurrency-related accounts from running scams on its platform.
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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot says the city is taking measures not to repeat the past.
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Japan, he said, would stick to World Trade Organization rules in terms of taking measures.
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Companies around the world are taking measures to protect staff from the highly contagious disease.
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A number of other global companies are also taking measures to help protect their employees.
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They're in fact taking measures to exacerbate it," Hormats said Friday on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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Facebook is taking measures to avoid similar criticism in the runup to the 2018 midterm elections.
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Meantime, airports and airlines within the continent are taking measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
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Pakistan has previously said that it is taking measures to reduce people-smuggling and illegal migration.
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Meanwhile, Slack has been taking measures to help those working to fight the spread of coronavirus.
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"Europe is very late in taking measures and it is still being too slow," Koca said.
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We ensure that concerns raised are thoroughly and objectively investigated, while taking measures to protect confidentiality.
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So really, with just a few clicks, you can start taking measures to make your voice heard.
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Twitter said it was taking measures to prevent cryptocurrency-related accounts from running scams on its platform.
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Twitter said it was taking measures to prevent cryptocurrency-related accounts from running scams on its platform .
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While both states are taking measures to address the problem, the number of cases continues to rise.
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Aniston has also said she's already taking measures to ensure she's doesn't become "addicted" to the app.
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China and the European Union are taking measures to reaffirm and strengthen their cooperation on climate change.
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Target is also taking measures to clean every area of the store according to a detailed system.
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Amid these indicators, traders are taking measures to protect themselves from a potential fall in crude prices.
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But Wei said China was just taking measures to ensure prosperity and a better life for all involved.
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Press reports said Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse were taking measures to reassure the market following recent falls.
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China has been a responsible investor and lender in Africa, taking measures to help Africa control debt risks.
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Many cities around the world are already taking measures to adapt to the future impacts of climate change.
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Because taking measures to forcibly change North Korea's conduct runs counter to Beijing's strategic interests in these ways.
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Twitter has actively been taking measures to stop trolls, including barring accounts attacking users and banning known perpetrators.
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Massoud Barzani, the president of the region, warned the Iraqi government against taking measures to block Kurdish independence.
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A divorced woman can find herself homeless, adding to the pressure of taking measures to save the marriage.
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"Expect to see more employees, candidates, and employers taking measures to 'recession proof' themselves in the coming months."
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By taking measures that violate G7 and World Trade Organization rules, the United States is actually benefiting China.
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The CDC suggests wearing long-sleeve shirts and long pants and taking measures to control mosquitoes outside your home.
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"But at this point the breach is so great" that taking measures to safeguard your identity is worth it.
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The CDC suggests wearing long-sleeved shirts and long pants and taking measures to control mosquitos outside your home.
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It said Sisi cautioned Trump against "taking measures that would undermine the chances of peace in the Middle East".
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In response, immigration authorities in many countries are taking measures to curb the entry of individuals arriving from China.
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Taking measures into your own hands is a sure fire way to make sure they get done, after all.
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With coronavirus currently at the forefront of everyone's mind, we're taking measures to prevent spreading the virus very seriously.
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Additionally, other workplace chat apps are also taking measures to help those trying to mitigate the effects of coronavirus.
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In the meantime, they're also taking measures to prevent coronavirus from spreading to the camps in the first place.
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North Korea has said it was also taking measures against the virus but has not released any official figures.
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Tanzania has been taking measures to clean up its financial services sector, with licenses of some banks being revoked.
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She said North Korean officials were taking measures to organize the departure of the remainder of their own citizens.
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While some countries, including China, are taking measures to address air pollution, this will also potentially effect economic growth.
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In late 2014, it looked like Obama was finally taking measures to distance himself from his "deporter-in-chief" reputation.
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In response, airlines have been taking a look at their flight in climate change and taking measures to combat it.
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The port has said it is taking measures to increase rail freight to help offset the loss of trucked coal.
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The attorney, Dennis Herrera, said Equifax made a bad situation worse, preventing affected Californians from taking measures to protect themselves.
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Like many retailers open during the pandemic, Costco is taking measures to reduce close contact of people in its stores.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the president's office was taking measures to stop the coronavirus spreading further through the administration.
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More and more communities are taking measures such as preserving wetlands along the coasts to act as buffers against storms.
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With millions fleeing from violence in the Middle East and Africa, Europeans began taking measures against the influx of immigrants.
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Dolan and his family have not publicly announced whether they are taking measures to support employees amid the league postponement.
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The church said it will be taking measures "to secure the building" going forward, but offered its "prayers" for the thief.
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That's in contrast to what Pew found in mid-6.93: that people were taking measures to limit their social media use.
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Twitter has failed to address these issues time and again, seemingly taking measures only when its back was against the wall.
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Market analysts believe that Beijing is proactively taking measures in order to minimize the impact of possible US interest rate hike.
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Recognized internationally, today's "holiday" is meant to raise awareness about the importance of taking measures to keep your online data safe.
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After he stepped down, Lombard, who was succeeded by Stephane Richard, said he regretted not taking measures earlier to boost morale.
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The firm said it was taking measures to reduce production costs, expand its financing channels and diversify its sources of income.
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Rhona Daoang, a spokeswoman for the Ilocos Norte provincial government, said it was taking measures to prevent widespread loss of life.
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"Therefore, there is no justification in taking measures against companion animals which may compromise their welfare," the animal health organization said.
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Regulators are taking measures to bolster controls and rated banks have taken steps to bring controls into line with international standards.
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With little support from the company itself on minimizing coronavirus exposure, Best Buy workers are taking measures into their own hands.
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Still, the figures mark a 72% drop in the deforestation seen in 2004, when Brazil began taking measures to combat the problem.
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Akishev said that the central bank is taking measures to limit negative consequences from the restructuring and is in talks with IBA.
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North Korea is taking measures to ensure its nuclear missiles cannot be taken out by U.S. military strikes, U.N. monitors said Monday.
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Trump should cancel the meeting or make it an open meeting, confronting Putin on his aggression & taking measures to hold them accountable.
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Facilitating interfaith dialogue and taking measures to prevent the spread of hate speech will also play integral roles in reconciliation and inclusivity.
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HBO programming president Casey Bloys said in September that the show is taking measures avoid revealing its ending by shooting multiple variations.
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Kerry gave his support to the Turkish government and said the United States backs Turkey in taking measures to protect its civilians.
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Instead, the United States should encourage its closest partners to help themselves by advancing reform measures at home and taking measures to
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Although she just officially joined Instagram this month, Aniston is already taking measures to ensure she's doesn't become "addicted" to the app.
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Public health officials have urged Americans to stay calm while taking measures to protect themselves with more cases expected in the country.
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It now appears to be taking measures to compensate for denials made by the agency during the administration of President Barack Obama.
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The FCC is taking measures to make the launches of small satellites (but not large constellations) easier on the growing private space industry.
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YouTube is taking measures to help ensure its user-generated content doesn't end up positioning ads by big brands next to questionable content.
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It also stated it would focus more on the next generation of driving technology, as well taking measures to repair its global image.
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We take these violations very seriously and are taking measures to prevent this kind of coordinated activity on our service in the future.
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During a recent talk at his alma mater, HBO programming president Casey Bloys said the show is taking measures avoid revealing its ending.
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The Treasury Department is taking measures to keep the government operating, but is on track to run out of money by early fall.
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The poster has since been removed from the store and we are taking measures to strengthen the review process of our marketing material.
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Economists still believe the United States will avoid taking measures that could impact U.S. companies global supply chains, particularly for cars and electronics.
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U.S. public health officials have urged Americans to stay calm while taking measures to protect themselves with more cases expected in the country.
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While the constitutional revisions in Russia are mainly being dictated by Putin, he is taking measures to give the process a democratic veneer.
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Balfour Beatty said it was taking measures to maintain its margins long-term, as it faces growing uncertainty over Brexit and global trade tensions.
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Finland faces a number of structural limitations that weigh on medium-term growth performance, although the authorities are taking measures to address these issues.
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"In addition, the preparation of a substantive response that would deter the U.S. from taking measures against EU companies could be considered," it says.
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Analysts and corporate executives said it was hard to imagine Trump, a former businessman, taking measures that would harm U.S. companies already in Cuba.
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The official said that the Saudi government "is taking measures to improve its targeting processes" and adopting measures for recording reports of civilian casualties.
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Dubrovnik joins a growing list of cities and towns buckling under the weight of overtourismCities around the world are taking measures to combat overtourism.
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His budget plan received mostly positive responses for taking measures to increase consumer demand and jobs while still adhering largely to the deficit plan.
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But in the wake of a historically strong hurricane season, the administration has declared that it is committed to taking measures that promote resilience.
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"Trump should cancel the meeting or make it an open meeting, confronting Putin on his aggression & taking measures to hold them accountable," Booker said.
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Some wineries were prepared for the rainy weather after taking measures to mitigate damage from storms, including putting straw in the vineyards to prevent erosion.
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"We are just thrilled that President Trump has issued this ban and he's taking measures to protect us," said Debbie Meiners, 67, of Jacksonville, Florida.
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The good news is that all these viruses can be avoided by taking measures to prevent mosquito bites, which pass the viruses in their saliva.
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The central bank had been taking measures to support the pound but on March 14 it devalued the currency to 8.85 per dollar from 7.73.
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The central bank had been taking measures to support the pound but on Monday devalued the currency to 8.85 pounds per dollar from 20143 pounds.
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In the days following the shooting, the president emphasized that he was interested in taking measures to curb the US's astronomical rate of gun violence.
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Russia and Turkey, which is in charge of the Idlib de-escalation zone, are "taking measures" to return the body of the pilot, it added.
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They will have a year to prove their abilities, after which the city will consider taking measures to dismiss them if they don't measure up.
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The battle is to get equipment and beds to doctors and nurses and to stem the economic fallout by taking measures to provide financial relief.
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Security sources and officials have said no coronavirus cases have been detected in prisons and that the interior ministry is taking measures to protect prisoners.
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Delta is now taking measures to "preserve cash and protect our company," which will include parking up to 300 aircraft and implementing a hiring freeze.
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Wuhan's Tianhe International Airport said in a statement it was preparing to resume work, taking measures such as staff training, equipment maintenance and security inspections.
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However, critics of the program have called it bloated and claim farmers take advantage of the protections to avoid taking measures to prevent losses. Sen.
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Russia and Turkey, which is responsible for a de-escalation zone in Idlib, were taking measures to return the pilot's body, the defense ministry said.
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The committee has repeatedly criticized the EPA for taking measures that it says violate the stay, like helping states plan for complying with the rule.
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And the region's digital policy councillor, Jordi Puignero, told local radio station RAC1 the Catalan regional government was "taking measures so that everything proceeds as normal".
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And the region's digital policy councillor, Jordi Puignero, told local radio station RAC13 the Catalan regional government was "taking measures so that everything proceeds as normal".
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"We are a community of people who love this phone so much that we are taking measures to keep it at all costs," the moderator explained.
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"We are now taking measures to prevent outbreak of any disease," Manish Kumar, the emergency officer at Bihar's worst flood-hit district of Sitamarhi, told Reuters.
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"The poster has since been removed from the store and we are taking measures to strengthen the review process of our marketing material," said the company.
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Russia has encountered this and so, proceeding from this, we are taking measures that reduce the risks for the Russian economy and the Russian financial system.
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Sri Lanka's junior defense minister, Ruwan Wijewardene, told Reuters the government was taking measures to curb radicalization but conceded that communal tensions were a big concern.
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In 2015, the city elected a left-wing mayor, Ada Colau, in part because she ran on a platform that included taking measures to limit tourism.
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To contain the spread of the virus, Beijing is taking measures like locking down cities housing millions, restricting travel and extending the Lunar New Year holiday.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries decided against taking measures to support the oil market in November 2014, a move that deepened a price collapse.
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He noted that the US-China trade war remains a drag on business, but added that the Chinese government is taking measures to promote economic growth.
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Uber could argue that it might regain its "fit and proper" status by taking measures against those drivers and closing the loophole that allowed their fraud.
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Ripa's appointment comes at a time when Rome is taking measures to rein in the growing influence of French group Vivendi, which is Telecom Italia's main shareholder.
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He thinks exercise is bad, is a notorious liar, cheated on his wives, hates dogs, and enthusiastically against taking measures to protect the Earth from human annihilation.
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Yudayeva also told journalists that the central bank was taking measures to ensure that inflation stayed near the central bank's target of 4 percent in 2018-2019.
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The exit of Barnett Shale comes as Chesapeake mounts a turnaround, taking measures to improve its balance sheet and liquidity, CEO Doug Lawler said in a statement.
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REUTERS/Lucas Jackson/File Photo Around Wall Street Google and Facebook are taking measures to try to prevent the spread of false news stories through targeting advertising.
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The miner said it was taking measures to improve its Fresnillo and the flagship Saucito mines and that it would take about 18 months to stabilise them.
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Walmart is also taking measures to restrict cigarette salesThis isn't meant to suggest that Walmart is unconcerned with the health effects of e-cigarettes or traditional cigarettes.
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The Pentagon has a capacity upwards of 22,000 workers, but has been taking measures to stem the spread of coronavirus, including cutting back on in-person meetings.
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But experts say most news so far is encouraging for pregnant women and their children, and that hospitals are taking measures to protect women and their infants.
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Taking measures to curb temperature extremes also will not work in the long run unless efforts to curb climate-changing emissions are stepped up, the researchers said.
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" On Wednesday, U.K. Prime Minister May said she had expelled 23 Russian diplomats — identified as "undeclared intelligence officers" — and was taking measures to "dismantle (Russia's) espionage network.
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"I don't feel comfortable going to work because they said they are taking measures for their employees and they are not," said another person at the company.
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The sale appears to be designed to show the Trump administration is taking measures to restrain energy price increases ahead of the sanctions, one crude trader told Reuters.
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Following the recent criminal activities and unfortunate incidents that occured since Pokémon Go launched in several countries, Japan is taking measures to ensure the safety of its people.
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"We are taking measures to pull the economy out of the recession," Temer said in a briefing flanked by the head of the Senate and the Lower House.
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Social media platforms have been criticized for not doing more to prevent the spread of misinformation about vaccines and, as measles cases began to rise, started taking measures.
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Energa, ENEA and PGE have been taking measures to mitigate the credit impact of lower projected cash flows, high capex, and acquisitions plans in higher-risk market segments.
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While this might mean a first World Cup where the Pacific island nations enjoy any advantage, some northern European teams have been taking measures to mitigate the impact.
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Reducing plastic waste and taking measures to prevent oil spills — especially through the cessation of offshore oil drilling — will help ensure the long-term health of the seas.
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Beijing has been frequently criticized by Western economic powers for taking measures to deflate the renminbi, meant to lower the prices of Chinese goods while encouraging outside investment.
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"Russia has encountered this and so, proceeding from this, we are taking measures that reduce the risks for the Russian economy and the Russian financial system," she said.
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In November, the governments of Bangladesh and Myanmar agreed to cooperate on the repatriation of Rohingya refugees, while taking measures to bolster border security between the two countries.
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DP World, one of the world's largest port operators, was taking measures to reduce costs, and is addressing how it will manage a challenging 2019, said bin Sulayem.
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Though cities across Florida are taking measures to restrict public gatherings, shutdowns haven't stopped spring breakers from flocking to Florida beaches, like Panama City, that are still open.
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Most of the angst about energy markets (see No. 7) traces to states like New York and Illinois that are taking measures to keep existing nuclear plants open.
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"This summit is going to be about setting the direction and taking measures to enable top-down style diplomacy in dealing with North Korean issues," the official said.
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"That is why we are taking measures both on the cost side in terms of efficiencies and restructuring to strengthen our profitability going into the future," he said.
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By acknowledging animal agriculture's role in the degradation of our planet and boldly taking measures to do its part to reduce harm, the HFPA has shown great leadership.
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But Raftery, the researcher, told The Guardian that even if the outlook is worrisome, it shouldn't stop anyone from taking measures that can help fight the rising Earth temperatures.
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In a statement provided to Refinery29, NARAL Pro-Choice America President Ilyse Hogue celebrated that the state is taking measures to protect a woman's right to choose an abortion.
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To date, there have been no cases of Zika entering the blood supply in the United States, but the FDA is taking measures to ensure it stays that way.
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The central bank said banks affected were taking measures to tackle the issue but warned that other lenders could be subject to similar phishing attempts in the coming days.
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Abrams also called into question the actions of Vimeo employees, who appeared to encourage "lip dub" versions by liking and commenting on them without taking measures to remove them.
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BP had been taking measures to make sure the British Heritage would not be attacked by Iran after the Gibraltar incident, according to a Bloomberg report published on Monday.
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"Denmark and the Netherlands are way ahead of the others in taking measures on nitrogen," says Erisman, but Germany, Austria, France, and Italy are beginning to follow this example.
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France was also taking measures to minimise any potential impact if Britain were to leave the EU without a Brexit deal, Loiseau said, repeating previous statements to that effect.
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The agency says they are already taking measures to ensure voting accessibility to those affected, and is making plans to allow Manitoba Hydro workers to vote near job sites.
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We are taking measures and the United States to penalize Chinese companies that do business and bankers, in particular, that work the accounts for this dictator and his people.
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But he said Turkey was "taking measures" after its partners did not keep promises regarding the Syrian city of Manbij, from where Turkey has repeatedly said the YPG must withdraw.
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While markets wait to hear from the DOJ for a final settlement figure, Deutsche Bank is said to have started taking measures to ensure a smooth sail through this crisis.
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Cameron's government has said it is taking measures to help the steel sector but the fundamental problem remains the collapse in the price of steel, caused by overcapacity in China.
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Further, the Treasury report grudgingly notes that, rather than purchasing foreign currencies to weaken China's RMB, it appears that Chinese authorities have actually been taking measures to strengthen the currency.
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As part of the ruling, the state started taking measures to remove the barriers that blocked African-American and Latino students in Hartford from access to quality, diverse educational opportunities.
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Target is actively working to ensure that seafood suppliers are taking measures and documenting steps to eliminate human rights abuses, and working to engage the Thai government on viable solutions.
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But unlike in many Chinese cities, where face masks are a common sight when smog levels spike, it is still rare to see locals taking measures to reduce their exposure.
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The British Horse Society said it was taking measures to ensure the safety of its 300 visitors, stating it provided additional hand sanitizers and encouraged attendees to wash their hands.
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Facebook, Twitter and YouTube have also begun taking measures to stop the proliferation of anti-vaccine content, which has contributed to the return of diseases like measles around the world.
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Still, German officials said they would resist taking measures like those seen in China and, to a lesser extent, in Italy, where entire towns and cities have been locked down.
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A representative for the airline told Business Insider that Korean Air is taking measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus including disinfecting aircraft and self-quarantining flight attendants with symptoms.
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Taking measures to improve clean generation and distribution on the island requires privatizing the public utility, restructuring public debt, and broadening incentives to investors committed to job creation and reindustrialization.
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In his memo, Bezos noted that the company is taking measures including increasing the intensity of cleaning and ensuring that social distancing measures are being implemented in its fulfillment centers.
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Google Chief Executive Sundar Pichai welcomed the global focus on privacy, saying that the company was doing its part by taking measures to allow users more control over their data.
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ANKARA, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday that interest rates continued to fall, adding that the government was taking measures to rein in volatility in the market.
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Up 10 percent in early Frankfurt trade Steilmann said its insolvency administrator had started taking measures to stabilise the fashion group's businesses and would shortly hold talks with customers and suppliers.
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But as the euro zone growth remains weak, central European countries have begun diversifying their exports and taking measures to boost domestic consumption, to keep their economies on a growth path.
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It is also taking measures to strengthen foreign-exchange compliance after the New York Department of Financial Services in 2017 fined the bank $350 million for illegal foreign exchange related conduct.
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The Canadian government is taking measures to thwart a potential flood of steel imports as a result of global exporters trying to avoid U.S. tariffs, according to a Bloomberg News story.
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" Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi stressed "the necessity of not complicating the state of the region by taking measures that would undermine the chances for peace in the Middle East.
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Jonathan Conricus, a spokesman for the Israeli military, described the suspect as "armed and considered dangerous," and said the military was searching for him and taking measures to prevent further attacks.
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Apple and Google are far from the only companies taking measures to cut down on content that either peddles misinformation or seeks to take exploit the ongoing outbreak for financial gain.
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Apple and Google are far from the only companies taking measures to cut down on content that either peddles misinformation or seeks to take exploit the ongoing outbreak for financial gain.
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"As people are taking measures to socially distance themselves and move to working from home, we're seeing increased interest in Portal, both in sales and usage," a Facebook spokesperson told CNBC.
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We are actively taking measures to strengthen the safety of our operations, from adopting a safety management system approach used by commercial aviation to advancing Positive Train Control across the network.
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The Commission also prepared a specific report on Cyprus's high debt of 102.5% of GDP but refrained from taking measures against it, deeming that Nicosia's efforts to address concerns were sufficient.
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In response, Facebook says it is taking measures to decrease the amount of time people spend on Facebook, which could allow for other social media platforms to pick up the slack.
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"The AER has little confidence in Lexin's ability to conduct its operations safely and is taking measures to prevent increasing public safety, environmental, and financial risk," the regulator said in a statement.
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The theater can hold just 1,400 people, but several thousand tickets were given out, and the campaign was taking measures to ensure that those who made it in were people they wanted.
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In January, Turkey's Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said it was "impossible" for Turkey to maintain such a trade deficit with China and other Asian countries, saying the government was considering taking measures.
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Mnuchin also praised Beijing on Tuesday for taking measures to bolster the value of its currency, which had faltered over concerns about China's slowing economy and broader investor anxiety about emerging markets.
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"Añez, along with congressmen of both chambers, are abiding by their constitutional duties and are taking measures to secure the constitutional succession of power," said Carlos Aramayo Raña, a Bolivian political scientist.
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With the spectre of a decapitated Marie Antoinette surely floating around the psyche of country's ruling class, President Nicolas Maduro's wildly unpopular regime is taking measures to appease a very hangry population.
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But there's a danger that strict adherence to this principle could prevent the government from taking measures to contain a financial crisis that could have much larger costs in the long run.
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In short, there are various ethical reasons to tread carefully here, perhaps taking measures to ensure that certain people are not easily identified, or that you have their consent, if they are.
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Officials with the company and union said they are working with local representatives at the plant to support the treatment of the employee and taking measures to monitor and protect other workers.
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Dixons Carphone said it was taking measures to preserve cash during the crisis by taking advantage of government support, controlling discretionary spending, lowering capital expenditure, reducing stock ordering and deferring tax payments.
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In late 2017, when we heard rumors that Gulf Cooperation Council governments had decided to use our old tweets to build cases against us, many activists started taking measures to delete them.
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Reading from the meeting's final communique, Aboul Gheit said that the Arab League will consider taking measures against Turkey in the economic, investment and cultural sectors, and include tourism and military cooperation.
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Ramirez has published several online opinion pieces this year criticizing the management of PDVSA for allowing oil production to plummet and admonishing the government for not taking measures to improve Venezuela's tanking economy.
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General Alon said that the army was not taking measures like sealing off the West Bank or stopping Palestinians from working in Israel because it was important to keep the Palestinian economy functioning.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Provincial governments across China are taking measures ranging from inspecting outdoor barbecues to halting production at industrial plants to reduce worsening air pollution, the official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday.
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Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Tuesday called for the G20 to discuss taking measures against social networks at its upcoming meeting, following the live-streaming of the fatal New Zealand mosque attacks.
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In addition to some technical adjustments to the balloon's systems, NASA is also taking measures that could cut down on UFO reports from non-NASA observers who spot the orb floating eerily overhead.
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Authorities will continue to fend off bubble risks in bigger cities by taking measures from both "the supply and the demand side", Ning said in an interview with the state radio, without elaborating.
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Nissan said it had corrected inconsistencies between plant operating manuals and plant activities in documents provided to the ministry, and that it was taking measures to improve training and testing processes for inspectors.
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MOSCOW, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Russia's Federal Security Service said on Friday it was taking measures to foil a plot by foreign intelligence agencies to launch a cyber attack on the Russian banking system.
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Wells Fargo has been taking measures to cut $4 billion from its annual expenses by 2019, including branch closures, curtailing travel and entertainment costs and even reducing the amount of postage it uses.
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Financial institutions were becoming increasingly cautious and taking measures such as tightening lending in reaction to trade tensions, he said in an interview at the DP World Tour Championship golf tournament in Dubai.
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The cruise ship association on Sunday announced that the industry was taking measures to conduct additional screening and deny boarding to passengers who have traveled from coronavirus-stricken nations like China and Iran.
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On top of that, Trump is taking measures to ensure that the climate gets ever more erratic, ordering federal agencies to allow major polluters to spit more greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere.
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The new government is taking measures in the right direction and reducing political and regulatory intervention into the banking system, but the local environment in Argentina is still characterized by ample economic imbalances.
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MADRID, March 26 (Reuters) - Barcelona are taking measures to cut the wages of their players and staff to reduce the economic effects of the coronavirus crisis, the La Liga club said on Thursday.
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Speaking to reporters in parliament, Erdogan said Turkey was also taking measures against vendors who stocked their goods to increase prices, and said the government would not compromise from its commitment on the issue.
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CHICAGO, Feb 19(Reuters) - As the possibility of a no-deal Brexit looms, Kellogg Co is taking measures to protect Britons from a potential shortage of Pringles, the UK's second-favorite brand of chips.
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Indicated 0.3 percent lower Germany's network regulatory authority, the Bundesnetzagentur, is considering taking measures against Telefonica Deutschland's O093 because complaints received about ongoing server problems and unavailability of service hotlines, Tagesspiegel am Sonntag reported.
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For example, when patients expressed taking measures to prevent having any future children, their doctors responded with surprise and doubt—as if it's out of the norm to want to forego fertility work entirely.
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From a diplomatic perspective, we can best maintain allied cohesion by taking measures that are compliant with the INF Treaty, ensuring it is the Russians who continue to bear sole responsibility for undermining it.
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Doctors told Slice's family that he needed a heart transplant -- and appeared to be taking measures to transport him to a clinic in Cleveland on Monday night ... but he died before that could happen.
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Others are taking measures such as finding new suppliers in continental Europe, should imports from Britain become more costly, stockpiling parts, or rushing to complete British orders before March 29 to avoid any disruption.
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"By taking measures to restrict international trade, the Trump administration risks undoing this economic progress and harming American workers and businesses who rely on trade to stay competitive in the global marketplace," he said.
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As the novel coronavirus pandemic spreads across the US, cities and states are taking measures ranging from encouraging social distancing to ordering residents to "shelter in place" in order to better control the spread.
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Amid the outbreak which President Donald Trump originally deflected and referred to as a "hoax," the first family is now taking measures to social distance and quarantine, as mandated by governments around the world.
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Volkswagen has been taking measures to secure liquidity, its supply chains, and to continue with strategic projects such as the launch of the company's ID.3 electric car and the supply of battery cells.
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Members of Parliament can offer amendments on the day of the vote, which might alter May's deal or offer solutions if the deal fails, such as taking measures to avert a no-deal outcome.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany on Sunday urged Iran to stop taking measures that undermined the non-proliferation deal it agreed in exchange for eased sanctions after Tehran announced it would boost nuclear enrichment above agreed limits.
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Rather than simply throwing up their arms and arguing that they aren't responsible for what happens on their platforms, companies are finally taking measures to remove some of the most vile, dangerous elements they harbor.
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"We will closely watch the situation and will consider taking measures if needed," he said, adding that sellers will need to close their positions by buying back if there is no physical supplies to deliver.
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In a statement, Gorran accused the PUK of "taking measures that are a serious threat to the credibility of the parliamentary election" such as forcing election administrators to allow people to vote with fraudulent certificates.
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Argentina has been taking measures to fight inflation since last year, when prices rose 47.6%, battering consumers' spending power and dampening President Mauricio Macri's popularity ahead of make-or-break national elections later this year.
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Twitter said this month it was taking measures to prevent crypto-related accounts from "engaging with others in a deceptive manner", but it has faced calls to go further after bans by Facebook and Google.
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Religious leaders, mindful that cases have been discovered in at least 15 states, have begun taking measures that could discourage the spread of the virus in the large groups common in churches, synagogues and mosques.
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Research has shown that in urban areas and regions where a disease is spreading, taking measures like working from home, shutting down schools, and canceling large events can significantly reduce the rate of new infections.
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The government has been taking measures to cushion the impact of the epidemic on the cash strapped economy as the authorities tightened restrictions by banning all incoming and outgoing flights as of end of Tuesday.
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At a news conference, university President Gregory L. Fenves said the school was "taking measures and (doing) everything we can to improve the safety of the campus," including increased patrols and a safety and security assessment.
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That puts the company on the leading edge of the curve, given that the U.S. consistently ranks in the bottom by most measures of paid parental leave, though some states are taking measures to change that.
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BERLIN, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Germany's Siemens Healthineers on Tuesday said it is taking measures to improve profitability at its diagnostics division after earnings at the unit fell by almost a quarter in its fiscal first quarter.
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Western countries have condemned the arrest of Kem Sokha and called for his release, saying the credibility of next year's election is in doubt, but they have given no sign of taking measures against the government.
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The spokesperson also noted that Amazon is taking measures to reduce the risk of infection at the facility and has told anyone in close contact with the employee to self-quarantine for 14 days with pay.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is considering taking measures that will shorten the time to market for approved imported drugs in an effort to ease a shortage of such medicines, according to the China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA).
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Despite taking measures that include reducing water pressure and banning the ability to water outdoors or wash your car, city representatives are still finding that residents are using some 78 more million liters than the set goal.
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From vending machines dispensing cotton pads to awareness campaigns and higher disposal fees for girls and women using disposable pads, the city of more than 1.5 million is taking measures to switch to eco-friendly menstruation products.
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Indeed, authorities have added additional screening and security to the event, also taking measures to ensure that all prop weapons sold by vendors are kept in their packaging until leaving the event, according to Phoenix police's statement.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is taking measures to attempt to foster a positive relationship with President Trump and the United States despite recent sanctions on Russia and the missile launches against Syria over the weekend, Bloomberg reports.
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Trump's allies in the Republican party are already taking measures to thwart opposition, with four states planning to cancel their 2020 GOP primaries or caucuses, meaning that Trump will be guaranteed the party's nomination in those states.
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LUSAKA (Reuters) - Zambia should show that it is taking measures to fight corruption to unlock donor aid and investments that have been withheld due to graft concerns, the British High Commissioner to the country said on Tuesday.
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From kicking out North Korean workers and ending visa-free travel for its citizens, to stripping flags of convenience from its ships, Cold War-era allies from Poland to Mongolia are taking measures to squeeze the isolated country.
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Animals are not bio-identical to humans, which is partly why we don't hit up the veterinarian when we feel sick, and it's high time cosmetics and personal care giants start taking measures to utilize more foolproof alternatives.
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"We are taking measures to satisfy people's need for drugs, especially to resolve issues of high-priced patented drugs and patients unable to afford medicines," Li said on the sidelines of the National People's Congress (NPC) in Beijing.
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A sustainable single-digit lending rate goal can be achieved if Indonesia is able to maintain relatively low inflation and economic stability while at the same time taking measures to reduce barriers to entry and thereby boosting competition.
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Albayrak said the government was taking measures to lower vegetable and fruit prices and said it wanted Turks to shop with firms that are taking part in a 10 percent discount in prices being introduced under the programme.
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Zaripov's suspension was a rare case of a doping ban among high-profile Russian national ice hockey players and came as the country said it was taking measures to curb the use of performance-enhancing drugs in sport.
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State-owned Royal Bank of Scotland is taking measures worth about 835 million pounds to increase competition in business banking – a market currently dominated by the Edinburgh-based lender and fellow high-street behemoths Barclays, Lloyds and HSBC.
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve tried to insulate both Main Street and Wall Street from the coronavirus's economic fallout on Monday, encouraging banks to work with affected customers while taking measures to keep money flowing smoothly between financial institutions.
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Members of Istanbul LGBTI+ Pride Week put out a statement saying that "the government prefers to limit people's rights and freedoms instead of taking measures to deal with the threats," and started the #LoveWillWin hashtag to raise awareness.
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Mr. Graham said the president needed to be focused on a defensive approach to the virus in the spring, taking measures such as the ones he ultimately favored, to be prepared to combat a resurgence in the fall.
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Policymakers and central banks have been taking measures to bolster their economies against disruption caused by the coronavirus outbreak, the latest being the Bank of England which unexpectedly cut interest rates by half a percentage point on Wednesday.
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The move by the firm to put it up, however, is just one example of how some of the most powerful institutions and figures in the tech industry are taking measures to protect themselves from the deadly virus.
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Reduce your own stress In addition to getting adequate sleep, taking measures to control your own stress is key to preventing both the driving mistakes that might trigger road rage and your own response to someone else's mistakes.
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At the most recent oversight hearing of the Federal Trade Commission by the Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, several senators expressed particular interest in making sure the agency is taking measures to protect kids from predatory online activity.
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PRETORIA (Reuters) - South Africa's agriculture minister said on Monday the country was taking measures to determine the extent of damage from an invasion of the crop-eating fall armyworm, and could not yet estimate the impact on farm output.
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Recognizing the importance of an educated global population, the authors of the Paris Climate Agreement put climate education at its heart, calling on national governments to cooperate in taking measures to enhance climate education, training and access to information.
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With trade war concerns receding in the background and emerging market central banks led by Turkey taking measures to stabilize their currencies, investors pushed the euro to the $1.18 line for the first time in more than three months.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Two of China's three largest bitcoin exchanges said they were taking measures to stop withdrawals of the cryptocurrency from their platforms, as capital outflows prompt the Chinese central bank to step up its scrutiny of the industry.
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With trade war concerns receding in the background and emerging market central banks led by Turkey taking measures to stabilise their currencies, investors pushed the euro to the $1.18 line for the first time in more than three months.
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Hariri said he expected a resolution of the row at the central bank on Tuesday but criticized a wave of "preemptive" strike action over the draft austerity budget, adding that the government was taking measures to avoid economic collapse.
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But most experts and analysts say that China's central bank has actually been taking measures to prop up its currency for years as a way to prevent companies and the business community from pulling money out of the country.
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On the eve of his usual stint as a front-row spectator at the All-Star Game, and bracing for how much sadness was looming, Iverson insisted he would be taking measures to mask his emotions from the cameras.
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In contrast, the Clean Power Plan allowed states to meet their goals by taking measures that would push coal out of the energy mix, including adding more solar and wind farms or converting coal plants to natural gas facilities.
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This involves taking measures to strengthen surveillance of Zika cases and associated birth and neurological complications, controlling mosquito populations that carry the virus, and expediting the development of a vaccine as well as improved diagnostic tests for the virus.
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The Vatican blocked U.S. bishops from taking measures to address the clergy sex abuse scandal because U.S. church leaders didn't discuss the legally problematic proposals with the Holy See enough beforehand, according to a letter obtained by The Associated Press.
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"Combined with the Ford GoBike expansion, the JUMP pilot allows for an unprecedented growth in shared bikes in San Francisco, with the SFMTA taking measures to study and manage the impact of bike share on San Francisco's streets," the agency wrote.
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Viral hashtags like #OscarsSoWhite and outspoken celebrities (like Will and Jada Smith) sparked change, with the Academy finally taking measures to increase diversity by adding twice as many new voters, almost half of whom were women or people of color.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The German city of Stuttgart will bar only the most polluting diesel vehicles from its streets next year and will seek to avoid a widening of the ban by taking measures to improve air quality, a state ministry said.
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A substantial share of people reported taking measures such as increasing credit card debt (28%), using up most of their savings (26%), taking an extra job (19%), and borrowing money from others (14%) to pay for health care or insurance costs.
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Though the incident has led to French officials taking measures to protect victims of street harassment – something that has become an epidemic in the European country – Laguerre told the Associated Press she does not feel the bill goes far enough.
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The Chinese steelmaker said it strongly opposed the probe and urged the United States to understand the motivation of the complaint, assess the consequences brought by trade protectionism, respect objective facts and be careful when taking measures to cut trade.
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"We are working on and taking measures aimed at defending our interests against a backdrop of possible new restrictive actions and sanctions by various countries, which we continue to deem unlawful," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told a conference call with reporters.
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And it's already happening, it should continue and of course during the process the rapid credit expansion needs to be paid closer attention to, and we observe the authorities are taking measures, and these measures actually already have early, positive result.
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With trade war concerns receding and emerging market central banks led by Turkey taking measures to stabilize their currencies, investors pushed up the euro to the $1.18 line for the first time in more than three months during the European session.
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ANKARA, Jan 16 (Reuters) - The Turkish central bank is taking measures and will continue to do so in the face of lira weakness and has "strong weapons" other than interest rates, an adviser to President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - From kicking out North Korean workers and ending visa-free travel for its citizens, to stripping flags of convenience from its ships, Cold War-era allies from Poland to Mongolia are taking measures to squeeze the isolated country.
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"Putin has said many times said the United States de facto is taking measures that are eroding the conditions of this treaty," said Peskov, referring to strike drones and anti-missile systems capable of destroying short- and intermediate-range rockets.
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Four opponents taking measures Meanwhile, at least four teams that recently played the Jazz -- the Toronto Raptors, Detroit Pistons, Boston Celtics and the Washington Wizards -- say their players and staff have been advised to go into self-quarantine as a precaution.
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To avoid severe water shortages, he added, demand would have to be reduced — by taking measures like cutting down on leakage, increasing metering, having sustainable drainage systems and cutting down personal use — and the supply would have to be expanded.
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Total said in December that a drilling vessel was on the site to start drilling, and it invited activists to visit the site saying it was taking measures to protect the environment and would not endanger coral reefs in the region.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said taking measures to slow the spread of the coronavirus was his government's top priority and that the public were right to be concerned, in his first television appearance to talk about the issue.
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In the ruling Friday, Justice Streefkerk said the argument that a cut in emissions in the Netherlands would not have a big effect on a global level did not absolve a country from taking measures to reduce its own emissions.
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But despite the fact that India is taking measures to try and curb the suicide rate, the study found the rates remain steady, suggesting there's no real evidence to show these efforts — or other factors like wealth — are having any impact.
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The safe-haven yen and Swiss franc fell for a second straight session against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday, with risk appetite growing as investors were encouraged that the Chinese government was taking measures to contain the coronavirus and limit its economic fallout.
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Bulgaria, which joined the EU in 2007 and currently holds the bloc's rotating six month presidency, is under pressure from Brussels to show it is taking measures to end a climate of impunity for organized crime and to ensure the rule of law.
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All the parties are eager to show the public they are taking measures to prevent a repeat of 2015 when Merkel's decision to welcome people fleeing wars and persecution led to the largest influx of asylum seekers in the post-war years.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France said on Monday it was taking measures to ensure the safety of its military and civilian personnel in northeastern Syria as the United States begins to withdraw its forces from the area following a Turkish offensive against Kurdish militias.
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All the parties are eager to show the public they are taking measures to prevent a repeat of 2015, when Merkel's decision to welcome people fleeing wars and persecution led to the largest influx of asylum seekers in the post-war years.
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"It's already happening, it should continue, and of course during the process the rapid credit expansion needs to be paid closer attention to, and we observe the authorities are taking measures, and these measures actually already have early, positive results," he said.
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In recent weeks traders have been hanging on every word from ministers of petro-states after officials confirmed earlier this month they would speak on the sidelines of the International Energy Forum next month about taking measures to prop up oil prices.
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The Binary team will also be taking measures to ensure that the firm is a safe place for founders of all backgrounds to find the support and resources they need to change the world, without abuse of power or mistreatment of any person.
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As YouTube is taking measures to protect its staff, it says it'll rely more on its AI algorithms to moderate content (which in turn will likely lead to more false positives and YouTube taking down more videos that weren't actually violating its terms).
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Now more than ever, the first family — along with many public figures who were either exposed or contracted the virus — are taking measures to practice isolating in safe ways, all while letting us into their home lives in ways we never imagined.
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"Based on Japan's stance of consistently supporting the nuclear agreement, I asked the Iranian side to observe the agreement, to go back immediately to the commitments of the agreement, and to refrain from taking measures that would infringe on the agreement," Kono said.
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LONDON, Feb 28 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said taking measures to slow the spread of the coronavirus was his government's top priority and that the public were right to be concerned, in his first television appearance to talk about the issue.
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The Beijing city government is also taking measures to reduce the emissions of vehicles driven in the city by using license plate restrictions to limit the overall number of cars and providing generous subsidies to electric vehicle purchasers to promote fuel-replacement vehicles.
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A recent report from Equal Measures 2030, an initiative co-sponsored by the Gates Foundation, ranks 613 countries on a scale from zero to 100 on 15 of the 17 SDGs, taking measures on 51 issues including health, gender-based violence and climate change.
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There's no guarantee that the charge station you use is compromised, but there's also no way to know for sure that it isn't; you may be able to ask the company in question if they're affected and if they are taking measures to protect users.
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The yuan weakened despite the central bank taking measures to shore up the currency by raising the reserve requirement ratio to 20 percent from zero for financial institutions settling foreign exchange forward dollar sales to clients, effectively raising the cost of betting against the yuan.
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ROME, Oct 3 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Giving farm animals too many antibiotics can stoke resistance to the drugs, and despite countries taking measures to curb their use in agriculture, in populous nations such as China and India antibiotic use on farms is expected to soar.
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The state government said it was still taking measures to ease the clampdown, which has included a severing of all phone and internet links, curfew-like conditions in many areas, the detention of more than 500 politicians, community leaders and activists, and school closures.
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"At certain operations, such as those in Chile, we are taking measures to temporarily reschedule operational work in order to help reduce the density of people on site and with it to reduce the probability of the virus spreading," Anglo said in a statement.
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"This was a clearly a tough weekend for the industry as movie theaters are appropriately taking measures to deal with an unprecedented and ever-changing situation by limiting capacity while still delivering big screen content to consumers," Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Comscore, said.
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"At certain operations, such as those in Chile, we are taking measures to temporarily reschedule operational work in order to help reduce the density of people on site and with it to reduce the probability of the virus spreading," Anglo said in a statement.
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Earlier this month, after a sixth person died of lung disease related to vaping — and that number is now up to 12 — the Trump administration announced that it would be taking measures to remove all flavored e-cigarettes from the market, excluding tobacco flavors.
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Samsung Electronics says it is taking measures to enhance transparency and oversight over donations made to third parties, following the arrest of Samsung Group heir Lee Jae-yong in connection with a bribery investigation that led to the impeachment of South Korean President Park Geun-hye.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission announced on Friday it was taking measures against UAE, Oman and Pakistan in relation to circular welded carbon-quality steel pipes, after a Department of Commerce investigation found them to be sold in the United States for less than fair value.
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In June we have to decide on a more detailed roadmap and certainly as you were referring to this will be a sequencing process, a phased process step by step taking measures that need to take a very comprehensive set of instruments to achieve these goals.
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Families are going to extraordinary lengths to find places where they can bathe without fear, taking measures that many say add to the upheaval that has been part of their lives since state officials confirmed last fall that their water was contaminated with dangerous levels of lead.
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Dufry, whose shares have fallen more than 50% this year, is taking measures to protect cash flow generation, drive sales and safeguard profitability, the company said, including job cuts and rent renegotiations it expects to generate savings of 60 million Swiss francs ($64.18 million) this year.
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" The statement commits the signatories to "working together to hold states accountable when they act contrary to [the rule-based international order], including by taking measures that are transparent and consistent with international law" and notes that "[t]here must be consequences for bad behavior in cyberspace.
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A plunge in sterling would also hardly be helpful to the global economy in that it would heighten the risk of a currency war in which a number of major central banks are already trying to gain competitive advantage by taking measures to deliberately weaken their currencies.
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Although the new government is taking measures in the right direction and reducing political and regulatory intervention into the banking system, the local environment is still characterized by ample economic imbalances and measures are being taken gradually and, therefore, the recovery of the economy is taking time to materialize.
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"It is Japan that violated the WTO free trade regime and ... international law by taking measures that bring serious damage to global value chain by unilaterally imposing export curbs, when diplomatic efforts to resolve the forced labour issue had not been exhausted," Kim Hyun-chong told a briefing.
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By taking measures such as improving engine performance, lengthening runways so aircraft can gain additional speed to get into the air and scheduling flights for cooler parts of the day, they will be able to mitigate some of the effects, says Radley Horton, one of the report's authors.
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" Calling for "a heightened due diligence process" from Qantas in particular, a signed statement from ACCR wields the UN's Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, noting that "the corporate responsibility to respect human rights means taking measures to avoid causing or contributing to adverse human rights impacts.
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"It is Japan that violated the WTO free trade regime and ... international law by taking measures that bring serious damage to global value chain by unilaterally imposing export curbs, when diplomatic efforts to resolve the forced labor issue had not been exhausted," Kim Hyun-chong told a briefing.
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"We, as the government, are aware of this ... The points raised by Moody's are important to us, too, and we won't lose time in taking measures to tackle these issues," the former career bureaucrat, who spent six years as finance ministry undersecretary before entering politics last year, told Reuters.
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Photo: Mario Tama (Getty)As Hurricane Dorian nears Florida ahead of its expected landfall early next week, Miami is taking measures to ensure that the e-scooters on its city streets don't become an inadvertent safety hazard—namely, that they don't wind up turning into dangerous flying objects.
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The government has been taking measures to boost investment in the economy and shore up the lira, which has fallen 40 percent this year due to jitters about President Tayyip Erdogan's sway over monetary policy and a row with the United States that has triggered reciprocal sanctions and trade curbs.
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The Chongqing government said in a faxed reply that it was taking measures to ensure that workers were paid and social stability was maintained, but did not directly respond to Reuters questions about whether local officials were visiting factories, or whether the government was concerned about unpaid workers causing unrest.
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The vice president of the League of Human Rights in Cannes, Henri Rossi, agreed that the context of the recent attack in Nice was important for understanding why people were so sensitive, but said that hardly justified taking measures that worsened the widening chasm between France's Muslims and non-Muslims.
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"We agreed ... that next week there will be a meeting of the German, Austrian and Italian interior ministers with the goal of taking measures to shut the Mediterranean route into Europe, to make sure that illegal immigration to Europe on this route is stopped," Kurz told a joint news conference.
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AMMAN, March 25 (Reuters) - Jordanian Finance Minister Mohammad Al Ississ said on Wednesday the IMF board had approved a four-year $1.3 bln extended fund facility programme that signalled confidence in the country's reform agenda at a time it was taking measures to cushion its economy from the fallout of coronavirus.
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He and Lanza also said Mexico's government must devote more funding and staff to a journalist protection program launched in 2012, taking measures such as daily monitoring of the situation in states where reporters are most at risk, and helping them to continue to work if they are forced to leave their homes.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE's reelection campaign is taking measures to ensure the president's critics are frozen out of the nominating convention in Charlotte next year.
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There are various ways to "spoof" a drone, from taking measures to hide or disguise yourself from it; to jamming the radio signal so the operator can no longer control it; to altering its flight path or targeting mechanisms and confusing its internal GPS; to physically taking it over and bringing it down.
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Well before that call between Macron and Johnson, countries had started taking measures on their borders to contain the contagion, and to call for more homogenous measures across the EU. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called on Monday for a temporary restriction on nonessential travel to the EU due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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But party affiliation often bows to parochial concerns here: Mr. Felder's constituents, many of whom send their children to yeshivas, want the state to provide tuition assistance for religious schools, among other faith-driven issues, and Senate Republicans have been far more receptive to taking measures that would benefit religious education than the Democrats.
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It's not clear how it will play out, but regardless, Facebook has been taking measures to try to set things aright, both in terms of hiring more people to "fix" some of these issues, and also to reorient its whole staff to prioritise cleaning up the platform both when planning for future products, and in their daily work.
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In the first two years of Donald Trump's presidency, we have disengaged from the global Paris climate accord, and the Environmental Protection Agency, under the president's direction, has rolled back gains the Obama administration had made in taking measures to reduce the greenhouse gases that are the culprit in this man-made calamity we now face.
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RIGHT NOW THEY'RE TAKING POT SHOTS AT A PRESIDENT WHO IN MY OPINION, I MEAN, NOTHING'S PERFECT IN THE WORLD, INCLUDING ME. BUT IN MY VIEW, IN LESS THAN TWO YEARS, HE HAS CHANGED OUR WHOLE ECONOMIC STORY, HE'S CHANGED OUR WHOLE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY STORY, HE'S DRAINING THE SWAMP AND HE'S TAKING MEASURES THAT AMERICANS LOVE TO SEE.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Taking It to the Street to Dodge Sidewalk Mobs" (front page, July 1): While transportation officials may indeed be "taking measures to alleviate the congestion" on New York City's increasingly crammed and chaotic sidewalks, there are some measures that the city and the City Council could take quickly to dramatically increase space and improve safety for pedestrians.
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And he certainly doesn't appear to be taking measures to advise against dangerous behavior, like communicating with hostile foreign powers, failing to accurately report foreign meetings like the Trump Tower meeting, failing to disclose foreign offers to provide "dirt" on an opponent (even if it doesn't pan out) and any foreign activities when it is perceived that it could help a campaign's efforts.
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EURO SALES AMOUNTED TO EUR 330.8M* IN ACCORDANCE WITH IFRS * MARKET EXPECTATIONS FOR Q1 SALES WERE AT 340 MLN EUR, EBIT AT 33.3 MLN IN REUTERS SURVEY OF 3 ANALYSTS * SAYS DEVELOPMENT IN Q2 TO DATE IS APPROXIMATELY -2% IN LOCAL CURRENCY * SAYS RUSSIA SHOWED A NOTABLE SLOWDOWN DURING SECOND PART OF Q1 DUE TO BOTH A WEAKER CONSUMER OFFERING AND TOUGHER COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT * SAYS START OF Q2 HAS BEEN NEGATIVELY IMPACTED BY TIMING OF CATALOGUES IN CIS AS WELL AS CONFERENCES IN MOST REGIONS * SAYS WE ARE TAKING MEASURES WHERE WE MEET SALES CHALLENGES AND REMAIN CONFIDENT IN OUR LONG-TERM STRATEGY Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting by Stockholm Newsroom)
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LFL SALES DOWN 4.5% * CITY PUB GROUP - RECENT TRADING IMPACTED BY COVID-19, ITS WIDER EFFECTS MAINLY ON SPORT, SOME SITES WITNESSED NOTICEABLE REDUCTIONS IN TRADE * CITY PUB - DIFFICULT TO ASSESS EXTENT TO WHICH VORUS COULD IMPACT TRADING, FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE AT THIS TIME * CITY PUB GROUP PLC - EXPECT A MATERIAL REDUCTION TO EXPECTATIONS FOR 2020 DUE TO COVID-19 * CITY PUB GROUP - TAKING MEASURES TO CUT COSTS AND PRESERVE CASH, INCLUDING REDUCTION IN EMPLOYEE COSTS ACROSS HEAD OFFICE AND AT SITE LEVEL * CITY PUB GROUP - MEASURES INCLUDE REDUCTIONS IN DIRECTOR SALARIES OF 25%, REVIEWING TRADING HOURS TO REDUCE NON-PRODUCTIVE OPENING TIMES * CITY PUB GROUP - MEASURES INCLUDE REDUCTION IN OTHER VARIABLE COSTS E.G. SKY/BT SPORT, ENTERTAINMENT, WHERE APPLICABLE * CITY PUB - SUFFICIENT CAPITAL TO MAINTAIN OPERATIONS FOR AT LEAST ANOTHER 6 MONTHS WITHOUT FURTHER CAPITAL EVEN IF GOVERNMENT MANDATES TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF PUBS * CITY PUB GROUP PLC - ALSO ENTERING INTO NEGOTIATIONS WITH ITS LANDLORDS TO SEEK RENT HOLIDAYS FOR NEXT 3-6 MONTHS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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