Nonetheless, senior Russian officials have recently been tamping down expectations.
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Will the Yellen Put be effective in tamping down volatility?
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In preempting wage legislation, the state government is tamping down a
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Again, Sanders sought to gently disagree, while tamping down Bannon's hyperbole.
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A portrait of Phineas Gage holding the tamping iron that injured him.
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Instead of tamping down the issue, Trump has revved up public interest.
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My favorite results came from a very fine grind and minimal tamping.
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We hear rhetoric about struggling and lashing out, getting violent and tamping down.
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So tamping down immigration won't fix the real issue, which is "homegrown" terrorism.
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John Kasich (R) of "tamping down enthusiasm" for Republican House candidate Troy Balderson.
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Does it conceive of its role as tamping down or inflaming ugly passions?
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But critics accused Facebook of censoring conservative opinions and tamping down free speech.
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But tamping it down would lead the country in a more productive direction.
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Specifically, Android is getting much more rigorous about tamping down battery-killing background apps.
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Explosive powder sent his tamping rod ripping through his left cheek, brain and skull.
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The frontal lobe is most commonly injured through concussions, not through stray tamping irons.
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The Nespresso machine takes all the grinding, tamping, and measuring out of the equation.
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Now researchers hope to train the immune system instead of just tamping it down.
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That will have the effect of seriously tamping down the normal Senate showboating. 215.
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President Trump's perceived ambivalence toward gun control could be tamping down firearms sales, analysts said.
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That was needed to help finance social programs while tamping down the deficit, he said.
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Google and Kickstarter have both reportedly hired firms that specialize in tamping down unionization efforts.
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As recently as 2013, the US had no soda taxes aimed at tamping down obesity rates.
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So in tamping down third-party data access, isn't Facebook cutting into its core business model?
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One person can have an exponential impact in spreading the virus — or in tamping it down.
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The Pentagon has been a hotbed of "stable" statecraft, if that means tamping down on Trump.
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Gage was packing explosive power with a hole using a tamping iron, when suddenly, the powder detonated.
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However, Chinese government advisors are tamping down expectations either occasion will yield measures that could defuse tensions.
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Moderation from conservatives could go a long way toward tamping down calls for such an extreme measure.
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To rekindle people's excitement in the core blockchain technology, while tamping down some of the excessive hype.
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And lawmakers are regularly introducing legislation aimed at tamping down tech companies' wide-reaching power and influence.
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Observers fear the situation may escalate further in the absence of a third nation tamping down tensions.
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Since it's a super-automatic, it pretty much takes care of everything, from tamping, to grinding, to extracting.
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"It's a question of tamping down publicity about something that may or may not be happening," Mukasey cautioned.
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Indeed, the biggest barrier to tamping down the kind of hate speech that leads to violence isn't technological.
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In Portugal, which is experiencing a severe drought, another 2,000 firefighters were tamping down flames, the AP reported.
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Carlos Lopez-Cantera (R), further tamping down speculation that the Florida senator will run again for his seat.
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U.S. tech companies are tamping down expectations on their ability to prevent foreign influence campaigns on social media.
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To find the most effective organizations pushing for quiet — as opposed to just tamping down noise — look abroad.
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The problem for Biden was that poor results in Iowa and New Hampshire were tamping down donor enthusiasm.
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The drug works by tamping down the immune system, and that limited his ability to fight off infections.
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It wasn't very big, so he tried tamping it out with his boot, but the wind made it worse.
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Whetstone reorganized the staff and let many people go, as well as temporarily tamping down its famously pugnacious image.
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Mike Rogers offered carefully worded responses to news reports that Trump sought their help in tamping down the investigation.
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The Federal Reserve, as currently structured, is tasked with two primary responsibilities: achieving full employment and tamping down inflation.
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That would take the approval of legislators who might be squeamish about tamping down their own future employment options.
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In a recent post, his vision of an "informed community" on Facebook included tamping down on sensationalism and polarization.
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One of Uber's co-founders is tamping down rumors that Travis Kalanick, the company's former CEO, will eventually return.
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He said the mission he cares about is tamping down on immigration and on people coming across the border.
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The gambit succeeded in tamping down, albeit temporarily, the Saudi-Iranian tensions, which underlie much of the regional strife.
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Facebook and media companies are running fact-checks on fake posts and tamping down on accounts with the largest footprint.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi has often criticized the president for taking lawless actions, while tamping down impeachment chatter in her caucus.
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Religious leaders said that the government had become especially vigilant about tamping down competition and potential strife among different Islamic factions.
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She was a great tiger huntress and brilliant shot (a classic portrait shows her tamping down the gunpowder in a musket).
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"The market started pricing some very high expectations," he said, adding that the Trump administration may intentionally be tamping down expectations.
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Will hunger for profit fuel, as Lesperance put it, an inclination toward tamping out dissent through precarious and immoral labor practices?
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The world is his oyster Bolstered by feelings of impunity, Putin is ramping up, not tamping down, his global interference efforts.
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And where the Trump administration should be engaged in tamping down hostilities, it is either escalating them or missing in action.
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Republicans are tamping down speculation of a potential government shutdown next month, noting Democrats howled for years after the 28503 shutdown.
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China, Pyongyang's top trading partner, has imposed new sanctions on North Korea as U.S. officials are tamping down talk of war.
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And in Vietnam, the government demanded Facebook's help in tamping down fake accounts and other posts it said violated its laws.
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The White House is tamping down expectations that the details of President Trump's $1 trillion infrastructure plan will soon be released.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif also issued a tweet Tuesday seemingly aimed at tamping down the potential for additional hostilities.
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Really it was about exploring that moment where we understood the kind of tamping down of our own sexuality and desire.
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But next, tamping down the rhetoric, the call for civility and the lowering of the volume on both sides of the aisle.
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The match was played in France, which meant it happened early in the day in the US -- potentially tamping down total viewership.
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As bond yields rise, it becomes more difficult for the government to actually enact these policies — potentially tamping down on actual inflation.
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But economists say that tamping down immediate investor concerns is only the beginning when it comes to addressing the fallout from Brexit.
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Khizr Kahn Donald Trump spent his weekend tamping down a fire: his criticism of the Muslim parents of a slain American soldier.
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Rain would have the double benefit of helping restore the green to the fields and tamping down the fires in the mountains.
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Klobuchar and Harris have been fierce advocates for making elections more secure against hacking and tamping down on misinformation from U.S. adversaries.
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It took tamping down her male colleagues' inflated egos and testy temperaments, and trusting in her own professional instincts, but this woman persevered.
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It was the kind of confrontation that presidential candidates must carefully navigate — tamping down potentially offensive statements from voters without offending energetic supporters.
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Bluestone was focused on ways of placing this new discovery in the context of organ transplants and diabetes, tamping down unwanted immune response.
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Senate Republicans have been slowly piecing together health care legislation, but are tamping down expectations that they will have a bill anytime soon.
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Nevertheless, the liberal international order functioned well in tamping down the tensions that lead to conflict, while containing conflict where it did appear.
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Two Democratic House lawmakers on Tuesday unveiled legislation aimed at tamping down the uptick of tobacco and e-cigarette use in young people.
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First, there's the calculation that bowing to the interests of the Turkish government was a fair price for tamping down the far right.
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Officials are skeptical about whether Liddell has the desire or capacity to play a similar role to Porter in tamping down the protectionists.
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But they found no evidence that protesters had been unlawfully detained there and publicly denounced the rumors as false, tamping down protesters' rage.
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According to a FiveThirtyEight analysis, he has to hope for enthusiasm for Moore to diminish in rural, predominately white counties, tamping down turnout.
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"The administration seems to be tamping down the president's rhetoric on Iran," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital in New York.
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The result was a tamping down of volatility as financial conditions remained loose and the U.S. stock market was the best game in town.
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Landrieu keeps his options open New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu is tamping down speculation that he might run for president in 2020 -- sort of.
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The White House responded by tamping down on leaks to the press from the communications staff and Sadler eventually left the White House job.
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In the neat, stylized ensemble dances with their primly patting hands, Mr. Taylor suggests both the tamping down of feeling and a robotic conformity.
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Ford, for its part, is tamping down expectations for its all-important North American division, which accounts for a vast majority of its profits.
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Prunes, a natural diuretic, are opposed to prudence, a careful decision-making process which determines "cautiousness," a tamping down of what might be released.
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But that clarification seemed aimed at tamping down the political backlash over his Putin summit rather than a sincere change in posture toward Russia.
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Yet it was a symbolic first step in a long — and so far successful — process of tamping down soaring tensions between the Asian economic giants.
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Yes. While our free speech protections are strong, the U.S. has a long history of elected officials and corporations tamping down ideas they don't like.
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Trump went after his former Republican presidential primary opponent earlier in the morning, accusing Kasich of "tamping down enthusiasm" for Republican House candidate Troy Balderson.
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But his interest in tamping down the immune system to stifle allergies also drew his attention to efforts to rev it up to fight cancer.
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The central bank said last month the Singapore currency had room to weaken, tamping down speculation that the MAS would make an off-cycle move.
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The central bank said last month the Singapore currency had room to weaken, tamping down speculation that the MAS would make an off-cycle move.
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Chinese officials have been accused of lowering the number of cases and tamping down on reports weeks before it was formally acknowledged by the government.
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Even Warren and Sanders, who clashed after the debate over accusations of lying, are trying to deescalate the conflict, tamping down discontent in their camps.
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But both sides were tamping down prospects of a big breakthrough: • "I don't know if they're going to make a deal," President Trump said Friday.
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Ryan has on other occasions rebuked Trump for failing to forcefully disavow support from a white supremacist and not tamping down violence at campaign rallies.
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I am startled by how happy I look among the empties and mess of plates, knowing that I was also tamping down an urgent, anxious unhappiness.
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While Cruz may ultimately decide not to run for re-election, his comments are clearly aimed at tamping down speculation that he will quit the Senate.
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INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN TIMELINE IN FLUX: The White House is tamping down expectations that the details of President Trump's $1 trillion infrastructure plan will soon be released.
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While that is now ending, continuing quantitative easing programs by the Bank of Japan (BoJ) and the European Central Bank (ECB) are tamping down volatility overseas.
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In August, he pardoned Joe Arpaio, the former Arizona sheriff whose hard-line approach to tamping down on illegal immigration earned him a criminal contempt conviction.
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Instead of tamping down the ethanol controversy that has boiled for months, the EPA's announcement managed to anger both corn ethanol advocates and the refining industry.
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Most Americans, unlike the president, have no special affection for the foreign dictatorships that make a habit of tamping down any or all public displays of dissent.
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Thailand's central bank said it will hold a news conference on foreign exchange regulation reforms on Monday, as policymakers remain focussed on tamping down a strong baht.
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Tamping it down early on, to add to your savings, can pay off handsomely in the long term, since most big raises come earlier in your career.
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Data on Tuesday showed the German economy, the euro zone's biggest, expanded 0.4 percent in the final quarter of 2016, slightly below expectations, tamping down inflation expectations .
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The legislature passed several laws tamping down this practice and a law requiring charters to be shut if they received failing grades multiple years in a row.
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Now we see that Democratic voters have been whipped into a frenzy for impeachment, their leadership is tamping down impeachment talk while letting the clock run out.
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And, whatever one says about President Trump, he surely seems intent on fanning the flames of division rather than tamping them down – including within his own party.
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But she also seemed to concede that tamping down on impeachment fervor within her ranks had grown more difficult in large part because of Mr. Trump's conduct.
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Ms. Duke has said she would remain at the department in the No. 2 position, tamping down speculation that she might resign after Ms. Nielsen was installed.
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Thankfully, legendary groundskeeper Roger Bossard (who has his own Wikipedia page)—aka, the Sodfather—knows how to treat that diamond right, and is tamping down the frost.
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If Erdogan's government is unsuccessful in tamping down political fractures over the crisis in Syria, how long before dissent turns into even greater internal instability in Turkey?
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The spectacular growth in online shopping, it turns out, is not only tamping down inflation more than previously thought, but also distorting the way it is measured.
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House GOP leaders, for their part, are tamping down expectations that there will soon be a breakthrough that would allow them to pass an ObamaCare repeal bill.
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Election officials and law enforcement are tamping down concerns that one of the most divisive presidential campaigns in modern U.S. history will result in Election Day violence.
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The challenge for Mr. de Blasio and Commissioner O'Neill is to keep tamping down violence in the hot spots, deploying resources as fairly and effectively as possible.
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The agreement could end up both saving airlines money and tamping down social-media outcry during travel disruptions, instead of having passengers stranded and possibly due compensation.
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However, the last time I checked, we cherished tamping down our tribalist and elitist tendencies as much as possible, which strikes me as combining generosity, rigor and goodwill.
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But Biden's advisers have also been tamping down expectations about Iowa and New Hampshire, and banking on the fourth early voting state could be a tough gambit. Sen.
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"We'll see how these head-to-heads come out, and whether there's any trickle down," a House Democratic official said Wednesday, tamping down expectations of a House takeover.
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For example, instead of tamping down her support for Trump's border wall, she tries to explain the policy to voters so they understand why she would support it.
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And the Hollywood studios' ingrained aversion to offend means that the publicity machine is tamping down one of its more surprising elements — a pointed commentary on corporate greed.
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Like other social media sites, its critics say, the company has struggled to strike the right balance between allowing free speech and tamping down harassment and hate speech.
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Trump is tamping down speculation that his hiring of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly as his new top aide means the president will curb his social media habit.
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"The very unpopular Governor of Ohio (and failed presidential candidate) @JohnKasich hurt Troy Balderson's recent win by tamping down enthusiasm for an otherwise great candidate," the President tweeted.
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"You saw a definite tamping down on the expectations that polls would produce a clear outcome," said Courtney Kennedy, director of survey research at the Pew Research Center.
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"The very unpopular Governor of Ohio (and failed presidential candidate) @JohnKasich hurt Troy Balderson's recent win by tamping down enthusiasm for an otherwise great candidate," Trump wrote Monday.
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It seemed to me that if it worked for Mom it could work for me, and it looked a lot more satisfying than going around tamping yourself down.
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The 43-inch long, 1.25 inch wide, and 13 pound tamping iron pierced through Gage's left cheek, slid through his brain, and exited the other side of the skull.
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And if growth is sufficiently slow that the Federal Reserve does not see fit to raise rates this year, further tamping down on yields, stocks could continue to climb.
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When they enter into a sexual affair, she recasts herself adeptly (with the aid of whiskey and willed forgetfulness) so as to reap professional benefits while tamping down shame.
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Some of those early applications involve helping patients with tracking their medical bills, choosing health plans, and tamping down on fraud, according to one attendee at the event, b.
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It's even releasing photos and video of the facilities where children separated from their parents are being held — but far from tamping down criticism, it's only increasing critics' horror.
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One of the biggest marketing hurdles the industry has to overcome is tamping down the prevailing notion that the road is not an appropriate — or safe — place for women.
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Despite their impasse in peace negotiations, both sides view the coordination as a means of tamping down violence in the occupied West Bank, where Palestinians have limited self-rule.
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"The media and politicians think it's their role to be tamping down divisions that clearly exist, but Trump just doesn't see the value in doing that," the operative said.
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But that isn't tamping down Bay State hopes for a return to the Oval Office for the first time since JFK's 1960 election, AP's Steve LeBlanc writes from Boston. Sen.
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Your tamping and grinding skills are still at play, and only practice will get you to the point of being able to pull a good shot more often than not.
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Senate Republican leaders are tamping down talk in their conference of voting on Merrick Garland's nomination to the Supreme Court in the lame-duck session after the November elections. Sen.
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He's cool to the point of wintry, a master at tamping down his base needs (granted, Vulcans get the urge to mate only once every seven years) and human emotions.
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A onetime Democrat, Ms. Cosgrove said they were fixated on helping "turn Minnesota red" because the president had promised to secure the borders and was tamping down on abortion rights.
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The administration officials told the press the same thing in tamping down a fiery statement about Iran from Michael T. Flynn, when he was still Mr. Trump's national security adviser.
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Last year at the Bronx Night Market, he began selling a Flamin' Hot Cheetos tamal, tamping down the heat of the popular snack with a slightly less fiery chipotle mayonnaise.
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Ms. Harris said she was concerned that the controversy might put the congresswoman "at risk," while Mr. Sanders said he feared House Democrats were tamping down legitimate debate over Israel.
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Graham's role in tamping down concerns about Trump's pick to lead the Justice Department offered another display of the influence Graham still maintains in the upper echelons of the Trump administration.
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Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the House, has spent the days since April 18th, when Mr Mueller's report came out, tamping down calls from her left flank to start impeachment proceedings.
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Town officials are enforcing existing noise codes against live music, as a way of tamping down on the rowdiness that has turned this once-quiet fishing village into a party capital.
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Tamping down prices at the front end will be the increase at auction of two-year fixed-rate debt to $32 billion, the most sold for this maturity in four years.
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City Hall officials also credit Mr. Johnson with having a history of tamping down crime: In 2013, the region he oversaw led the city in lowering gun violence, murders and shootings.
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But talking with reporters at the Capitol on Thursday, Mr. Nadler conceded that the White House strategy had thus far succeeded in tamping down energy around the Mueller report and investigations.
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Mr. Booker used his role as a senator to assist the people seeking asylum and to experience the uncertainty and logistical challenges of the Trump administration's tamping down on asylum claims.
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The U.S. and Iran appeared to step back last week from the brink of military conflict, tamping down tensions that spiked after Trump approved a strike that killed top Iranian Gen.
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Pelosi has been tamping down the talk of starting impeachment proceedings against Trump even before Mueller's investigation finished, but the effort hasn't stalled for a handful of Democrats advocating it. Rep.
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That phrase might have resonated with Emmanuel, the conflicted protagonist of "The Finkelstein 5," the first story in the collection, the character playing up or tamping down his blackness at will.
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Perhaps inevitably, that makes the story disjointed in places, as it shifts from Mandela's claustrophobic confinement to the government violently tamping down protests to the emergence of new leaders like Steve Biko.
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" Paduchik's comments came after Trump tweeted Monday: "The very unpopular Governor of Ohio (and failed presidential candidate) @JohnKasich hurt Troy Balderson's recent win by tamping down enthusiasm for an otherwise great candidate.
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And Mayor Rahm Emanuel faces enormous challenges: tamping down a flood of crime while simultaneously repairing frayed relations with the people who live here, as well as addressing low morale among officers.
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Bottom line: The reason this White House is so bad at tamping down speculation is because the guy in the Oval Office quite likes all the gossip and is constantly floating ideas.
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For Apple to be seen as tamping down on the very apps that have been trying to battle these problems for years — before Silicon Valley took notice — is not a great look.
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But what is the responsibility of users, specifically, to actually try tamping down on this misinformation — when it comes to something as broadly dangerous and impactful as global health crises, at least?
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So the increase could hit Trump's blue-collar Southern base the hardest while potentially eroding confidence in the economy and tamping down consumer spending, which accounts for 70 percent of economic output.
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As she confides to the audience in the opening scene, Philippa has resolved to deal with her burgeoning homosexuality by tamping down on such sinful feelings and concentrating on school and church.
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Democrats are tamping down expectations for a "blue wave" two weeks before the midterm elections as key races in the House tighten and winning back the Senate majority looks increasingly out of reach.
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As a result, Rajo-Miller says she often finds herself meeting with older clients and tamping down their impulse to make drastic moves when stocks reach new highs or the economy looks sluggish.
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At home, when she wasn't studying or attempting cartwheels in the yard, she would help her mother with chores around the house, or in the garden, turning up weeds and tamping down bulbs.
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The company didn't give an explicit reason for the firings, but many at the company got a sense that it was tamping down on voices critical of President Donald Trump and his administration.
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That would give the government more room in theory to focus on tackling the nation's debt pile, and on tamping down speculation that was seen last year in the housing, commodities and debt markets.
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Chicago police deployed 1,300 additional officers to patrol during the Fourth of July weekend, and had arrested 58 people on drug and gun charges ahead of the holiday in hopes of tamping down violence.
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In theory, that would give the government more room to focus on tackling the nation's debt pile, and on tamping down speculation that was seen last year in the housing, commodities and debt markets.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is tamping down talk of impeaching President Trump, stating Monday that while his first moves in office have been "reckless," they offer no basis for his removal.
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The billionaire brothers were longtime champions of free trade and an open-market system, while the New York real-estate mogul built his political brand on protectionism, imposing tariffs, and tamping down on immigration.
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Oprah Winfrey's Golden Globes speech earlier this year spurred speculation that she might make a run for the White House, and she's done a fair, if not full-throated, job of tamping that down.
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MC: I agree with you that it has been a really heartening to see the platforms be so vigilant about tamping down misinformation in ways that we've seen in just the last few weeks.
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Cohan notes that after an impressive second-quarter earnings season in which the vast majority of public companies beat earnings per share expectations, management teams across America are tamping down expectations for next quarter.
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U.S stocks rallied more than 1 percent on Friday, as February job growth recorded its biggest increase in more than 1-1/2 years while also showing wage gains slowed, tamping down inflation worries.
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The moles at Claro are riveting: The ground nuts and dried spices, the garlic and onions all seem to bring out the personalities of the chiles — sometimes fruity, sometimes vegetal — while tamping down their heat.
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Will Smith seems to be relishing playing a ruthless killer, albeit one with a daughter he can't live without; it's a relief to see him unleashing his movie star power rather than tamping it down.
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Remember, grind size and tamping are two key components, and what works with one blend (or even batch) may not work with the next, so you'll have to clue in on what works each time.
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Speaking at an economic forum in St Petersburg, Wang Qishan said there were frequent consultations between the world's two largest economies aimed at tamping down trade tensions which have flared after talk of potential tariffs.
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Russia and Turkey, the most important rival powers in the South Caucasus, had in recent years tentatively cooperated in tamping down tensions in Nagorno-Karabakh, but they are now at odds over Syria's civil war.
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You can't accuse Snyder of tamping it down; his chief promoter is Luthor, who calls it "the greatest gladiatorial contest in the history of the world," and suggests a number of suitable tags—blue vs.
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The case is guaranteed a hearing by the Supreme Court, and it provides Democrats some hope of tamping down on the partisan gerrymanders that have handicapped their candidates since 2011, the last time districts were drawn.
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It not only provides a chance for the Saudis and Russians to sway Trump, but for China and the United States to ease concerns about slowing global economic growth by tamping down their ongoing trade dispute.
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You will recall that the inspector general said that he wasn&apost sure that it wasn&apost bias that resulted in a tamping down of the investigation of Hillary Clinton and acceleration of the Trump investigation.
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But while you're considering what you're going to be wearing while tamping down expectations on opening night, consider that the Star Wars will continue for years, then read below for all that is yet to come.
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After tamping down on shadow banking in the last few years, China will now likely encourage such lending to boost economic growth, a Chinese economist told CNBC on Monday ahead of the country's annual parliamentary session.
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Beijing is ramping up spending on infrastructure projects to spur domestic demand and the central bank is tamping down borrowing costs and leaning on commercial banks to continue lending to struggling firms hit by trade troubles.
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The drug company Eli Lilly on Monday announced that it is introducing a cheaper version of its insulin that will sell at half the price, a decision aimed at tamping down the outcry over insulin prices.
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We cannot say how much of a role each of them played in tamping down migration to the United States and setting up the large reverse flows, but they all seem to have had an impact.
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Impeachment: Billionaire environmentalist Tom Steyer was on Capitol Hill to promote his articles of impeachment on Tuesday, but Pelosi is keeping a tight grip on her caucus and tamping down talk about impeaching Trump (The Hill).
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Pressed in another meeting by Representative Steve Cohen, Democrat of Tennessee, whether she was making a political calculation in tamping down impeachment talk, Ms. Pelosi insisted the answer was no, according to one of the people.
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But the chief might see such a nuanced approach as the best course for tamping down passions over America's most divisive issue—and the politics of the judiciary—just months before voters choose the next president.
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WASHINGTON — After months of tamping down calls for impeachment, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced Tuesday that she's on board, a move that could upend Donald Trump's presidency just barely a year out from the 2020 election.
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This comes after the county where the factory is based told Tesla it would not be considered an "essential business" under the "shelter-in-place" order aimed at tamping down on the spread of the coronavirus.
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One year after a self-driving Uber struck and killed an Arizona woman, the industry is taking a more circumspect approach to the tech—including tamping down its predictions about when and where it will show up.
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What is being tamped down, and how far back the tamping reaches, grows clearer in the movie's second half, with scenes culled from Thelma's childhood; a couple of them, involving a baby, are fairly hard to watch.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin spent part of the morning before Mr. Trump's speech tamping down expectations about a secretive Republican memo that some House members have claimed contains evidence that could undercut the Russia investigation.
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It is a notion he has been actively tamping down, even if his actions — such as a last-minute trip to a country that looms large in discussions of American foreign policy — seem to feed the idea.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said he does not have to win the New Hampshire primary vote on Tuesday to secure the nomination, apparently tamping down expectations despite holding a double-digit lead in that state's polls.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - An investment company is planning to offer a novel kind of fund that would offer U.S. investors direct access to foreign stocks, while tamping down the risk of currency declines, regulatory filings showed on Wednesday.
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Such a step could unravel the breakthrough agreement - seen by supporters as crucial to forestalling a Middle East arms race and tamping down regional tensions, since it limits Iran's ability to enrich uranium in exchange for sanctions relief.
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The best-case scenario is that Trump's advisers are really great at corralling him, and that he ends up tamping down on his worst instincts when it comes to life-or-death issues like the use of force.
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Though the tighter regulations have so far mainly been aimed at tamping down speculative activity and riskier forms of lending, many analysts believe they will eventually lead to higher financing costs for companies and drag on economic growth.
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While Facebook has taken steps to reform its housing ads policies, tamping down on the kinds of abuse alleged by the HUD, the committee will likely question Zuckerberg on what it's doing to prevent discrimination on the platform.
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TALKS Chinese Vice Premier Liu He, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin are expected to meet in early October in the U.S. capital, but key officials are tamping down expectations for a major accord.
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"Compared to non-athletes, elite athletes can better process external sounds, such as a teammate yelling a play or a coach calling to them from the sidelines, by tamping down background electrical noise in their brain," she said.
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Longer-term, the IEA said the global gas market also faces the challenge of reducing its cost competitiveness in emerging markets, and of tamping down on leaks from the industry of methane, one of the most potent greenhouse gases.
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Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar has been doing the media rounds to sell his plan to lower drug prices, but that is not tamping down many of the critics who say the plan is largely toothless.
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Superintendent Johnson, whose predecessor was fired in the fallout from the McDonald case, has faced dual challenges of reforming the department and tamping down a spike in violent crime that has led to more than 530 murders this year.
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But a softer-than-expected wage increase, just 0.1 percent, is tamping down some fears of inflation that flared up after last month's surprise wage gains kicked off a jump in interest rates and sent stocks into a correction.
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As a compromise candidate for prime minister who was proposed by M5S, Conte had been forced to steer the divided coalition government through budgetary conflicts with the European Union, while also tamping down frequent public spats inside his own Cabinet.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said he does not have to win the New Hampshire primary vote on Tuesday to secure the nomination, apparently tamping down expectations despite holding a double-digit lead in that state's polls.
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Thirty-seven of 63 economists in a Reuters poll last week said the RBI will raise rates, as it aims to strike a balance between tamping down inflationary pressures as the rupee trades at record lows and nurturing still recovering growth.
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Most espressos are going to require roughly 30-40 pounds of tamping pressure and between about 20 and 35 seconds of brew time, but while 35 seconds might nearly incinerate one type of coffee, it could be just right for another.
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To get it right this time, these same officials and analysts proclaim, the US has to stick it out in Iraq: staying in force, overseeing the Iraqi government, and tamping down sectarian tension until the Iraqi polity is fully matured.
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Google's reversal in China, which was reported earlier by The Intercept, is the latest example of how American tech companies are trying to tailor their products to enter the huge Chinese market, even if it means tamping down free speech.
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The game is called "promised land top ten," and you get the feeling that Moses and Kitch, the main characters in Antoinette Nwandu's blazingly theatrical play "Pass Over," have been at it forever, whiling away time and tamping down dread.
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"The city was proud of the fact that they filled three hundred thousand potholes," he said in a ted x talk, in the spring of 2014, after displaying a slide of Mayor de Blasio, in neon orange, tamping down fresh asphalt.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers have few options for tamping down any escalation by President Donald Trump of tensions with Iran, despite Democrats' outrage over his failure to inform Congress in advance about a strike against a top Iranian military commander.
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What I didn't foresee is that Facebook would face a crisis in tamping down fake news and hate speech, a crisis which made it clearer than ever that the social network had become a major media company with new and more complex responsibilities.
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What I didn't foresee is that Facebook would face a crisis in tamping down fake news and hate speech, a crisis which made it clearer than even that the social network had become a major media company with new and more complex responsibilities.
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The new tax will likely be effective in tamping down buyer activity, Fitch analysts wrote, but with signs that the market may have begun to cool even before the tax, that leaves Vancouver home prices more exposed to potential changes in Canada's economy.
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Improved pension funded status was expected to increase demand for 30-year bonds, raising prices and tamping down yields, while the Fed is set to continue raising interest rates given recent evidence of rising inflation, propping up the short end of the curve.
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Over the course of the four-and-a-half minute video, Buttigieg demonstrated how to fill a pothole by clearing the area of debris, applying material to hold the fresh asphalt in place, shoveling asphalt onto the pothole and tamping it down.
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I try to be the kind of man who rejects false choices, not for the sake of tamping down disagreement but because the range of my life experience has taught me that so many of the choices we present in politics are false.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 6 (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers have few options for tamping down any escalation by President Donald Trump of tensions with Iran, despite Democrats' outrage over his failure to inform Congress in advance about a strike against a top Iranian military commander.
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The U.S.-Iran relationship remains significantly strained despite Trump's declaration that "the United States is ready to embrace peace with all who seek it," as well as other rhetoric aimed at tamping down the potential for increased hostilities following last week's missile strike.
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He said these sweeps proved a potent way to protect workers by tamping down on the "ecosystem of smuggling," which emboldens migrants to sneak into the country and empowers employers to hire them to work illegally, in unregulated and often inhumane conditions.
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Bergen: Syria: Is Raqqa going to be a harder nut to crack than Mosul, and would a no-fly zone be an effective response in Syria to much of what's going on in terms of protecting people, tamping down the violence, decreasing refugee flows?
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There are Alcatraz inmates, city socialites and Phineas Gage, who was cutting a railroad bed in 21924 and somehow survived when explosive powder detonated and a 21941-inch tamping iron was sent through his cheek, brain and skull before landing dozens of feet away.
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Based on its investigation The New York Times reports that the special counsel is conducting a wide-ranging probe assessing whether negative statements and critical tweets by the president are designed to obstruct justice by intimidating witnesses and tamping down the special counsel case.
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However, the solar industry competes on margins of pennies per kilowatt-hour, which is why installers are so worried about rising prices tamping down demand, and thereby jobs, in the solar energy sector in the coming years even as they make progress in other aspects.
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In China, a vast effort to test and identify people with the virus, trace all their contacts, and quarantine the potentially exposed was key to tamping down the epidemic there, according to Bruce Aylward, the director of a World Health Organization mission to China.
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Trump's rhetoric and his unilateral actions — highlighted by his October decision to pull key subsidy funding to insurers — further stoked fears of destabilization, driving a flurry of last-minute activity aimed at tamping down premium increases and keeping health plans from fleeing the market.
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Alphabet's tamping down of its Fiber goals comes at a time when some in Kansas City are disappointed with the lackluster effect the high-speed service has had on areas such as the local economy, the amount of venture-capital funding or the creation of breakout startups.
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But the words chosen by Mr. Leung and Ms. Yau — who also used another vulgar term in her oath — alarmed Beijing's top leaders, for whom any suggestion of secession anywhere in China is anathema and who are tamping down separatist movements in the country's western regions.
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While I don't doubt that Kelly possesses the full range of human feelings, as St. Félix pointed out, what she's actually good at is tamping down those compassionate instincts in order to expose politicians and pundits as the bloviating opportunists they almost always turn out to be.
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Fauci has similarly credited Trump with approving travel restrictions that he argued were critical to tamping down the initial spread of the virus in the U.S. and on Tuesday said during a radio interview Trump was not to blame for testing delays that have welcomed scrutiny.
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The bipartisan resolution, on which Moulton is currently the only Democratic signatory, accuses regional health and security authorities in China's Hubei province and elsewhere in the country of tamping down on efforts by scientists to study the disease early on and publish information publicly about its effects.
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Two of the three justices who signed on to the decision were appointed by Mr. Macri, who took office in 230, and activists say the ruling fits a pattern of his administration's tamping down efforts to seek justice for the atrocities carried out during the dictatorship.
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But if I'm candid — and picture a person earning minimum wage (plus tips) by laying down towels for people with hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars a night to spend on hotel rooms — I bet that tamping down resentment is an occasional feature of his job.
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As he inched closer to reluctantly accepting a bipartisan spending compromise without the money he demanded for his border wall, Mr. Trump offered no acknowledgment on Wednesday that his pressure tactics had failed even as aides sought to minimize the damage by tamping down criticism on the right.
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Thiel has been one of his most ardent supporters, and Trump has been hammering away at Google and other tech giants for many other reasons, including his assertion the tech companies are tamping down conservative voices unfairly on social media or rigging search functions to disfavor him and other Republicans.
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If your double shot finishes pouring before the 25- to 30-second range (Breville recommends about 20 seconds for a single shot), you either need to set your grinder to produce finer grounds, or tamp your shot better (but tamping is pretty easy, and chances are your grind settings are off).
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While he didn't give Time any quotes for its "manipulator" story and the photograph of him on the cover had been shot for a different reason three months earlier, he has spent plenty of time talking off the record with political reporters, too little of it actively tamping down his legend.
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Without tamping down the outlaw undertones and providing any semblance of the margins that distinguish organized competition from random chaos, it was an invitation for thugs and masters of their own improvised martial arts to find notoriety in the sideshow while they waited for Royce Gracie to choke the toughest of them unconscious.
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We'll start with some big news on insulin: Drug company announces cheaper insulin at half the price The drug company Eli Lilly on Monday announced that it is introducing a cheaper version of its insulin that will sell at half the price, a decision aimed at tamping down the outcry over insulin prices.
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While both work by tamping down the immune system's response, the former is typically an over-the-counter non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) used to treat fevers, aches, and pains, and the latter is a prescription corticosteroid that tends to be used for chronic autoimmune conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.
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Caplan: Well, I have some optimism that not next week and not next month, but within the next six months, I think we'll start to see some drugs appear that do have a beneficial impact, at least in maybe attenuating, tamping down the nastiness of the disease, maybe shifting it from death sentence to survivability.
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Here's what it is, and you may know this because it's also an old hostess trick: White wine can be used to remove red wine stains from clothing, carpet and upholstered furniture by applying a small amount of the white to a white or light-colored cloth or rag, then tamping at the red.
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Trump reportedly decided on Moore after his chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow showed him over lunch an op-ed Moore co-wrote for the Wall Street Journal that argues the Reserve's policies are hurting economic growth — a position that accords with Trump's belief that the Fed's gradual interest rate hikes are to blame for tamping down economic growth.
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In 220, a rail foreman named Phineas Gage was clearing a railroad bend in Vermont when a blast hole exploded, sending the tamping iron he had been using to pack explosives through his left cheek, his brain's left frontal lobe and finally out the top of his skull before landing 229 yards away, stuck upright in the dirt.
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There is no equivalency between Griffin's photo, for example, and the stabbing of three people on a train allegedly by a self-proclaimed white supremacist, but if you think the President should take more seriously his role in tamping down violence and hate across the country, as I do, stunts such as this are a serious setback.
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But Pelosi, who has spent much of Trump's presidency tamping down impeachment talk within her caucus, did not stray from that strategy Thursday, arguing that she didn't watch the hearing, cannot verify Cohen's accusations and wants to see more evidence of presidential wrongdoing before deciding on the monumental question of whether Trump's behavior merits his ouster.
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Women at the Los Angeles event brandished signs declaring "Me Too," as celebrity speakers like Natalie Portman, Viola Davis, and Scarlett Johansson, and others affiliated with the Time's Up initiative to tackle gender inequality in workplaces, spoke out about their own experiences and outlined the next steps for tamping down on harassment in the entertainment industry and elsewhere.
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Christopher CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Biden faces scrutiny for his age from other Democrats Democrats press FBI for details on Kavanaugh investigation MORE (D-Del.) said during an interview early Monday that bipartisanship on Capitol Hill is made more difficult by a president who "inflames" disagreements instead of tamping them down.
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Oculus has revamped its once-static Home experience to let you visit friends, for instance, and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has declared that he wants to entice a billion people into VR. So while every platform has a stake in tamping down on harassment, it's a particularly big deal for Oculus — especially when it's still trying to win over skeptical non-users.
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Washington (CNN)Jared Kushner is betting that his relationship with Saudi Arabia's new crown prince is the key to brokering a Middle East peace deal and tamping down any Arab uprising that results from controversial moves in Israel the Trump administration could announce as early as this week, according to multiple sources familiar with the White House senior adviser's strategy.
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Before him, the job meant being a mouthpiece for a president, serving as spokesperson so the most powerful man in the world could focus on other things than a constantly inquisitive press corps, post-Trump, the role has morphed into following up on what the President has already let fly, either amplifying and backing up an ideology, or tamping down a dumpster fire.
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There has also been no tamping down the possibility that shortstop Gleyber Torres, who is just 20, and pitcher James Kaprielian, 23, could join the Yankees later this season, although, to date, neither has played above Class A. The Yankees, who two years ago trotted out the oldest opening-day lineup in baseball, will now have one of the youngest.
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If policymakers in Washington can put aside their differences next year and pass substantive bills that will eliminate the immense amount of uncertainty that is tamping down economic growth, then the economy will be poised to take off like a rocket and this year's job figures could pale in comparison to the job figures that are reported in 2016, 2017, and 2018.
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The platform pillars she revealed during her 10-minute speech in the White House Rose Garden include well-being, encompassing healthy living as well as emotional health; opioid abuse, including bringing awareness to neonatal abstinence syndrome and emphasizing the importance of healthy pregnancy; and social media, where Trump plans to encourage kids to use the internet in positive ways, tamping down cyberbullying and negativity.
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Canadian officials are tamping down speculation that President 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 will soon withdraw the United States from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Rather, the more interesting question is whether China can identify and pursue independent moves that burnish Xi's leadership, while tamping down tensions and reducing the risk of a military confrontation between the United States and North Korea, or whether the United States finally takes stronger self-defensive economic measures against North Korea that also prod Chinese firms into going along with efforts to strengthen North Korea's economic isolation.
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President 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 took to one of his favorite communication tools again on Saturday in a vociferous storm of tweets that seemed to make clear his new communication staff will not be tamping down his use of Twitter.
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