I tried to fight through it and it kept tightening up, tightening up and it eventually got to this point now.
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The U.S. has also been tightening up security at home.
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The EU is tightening up equivalence conditions ahead of Brexit.
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"We are seeing the markets actually tightening up," he said.
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"Things are tightening up," the agency said in its monthly report.
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Controls on Chinese investment in American tech businesses are tightening up.
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China itself says that it is tightening up on foreign investors.
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Facebook is tightening up its rules on advertising gun accessories to minors.
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"It just started tightening up on me in the fourth," Weaver said.
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Will helped me picking up new theme entries and tightening up the approach.
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Facebook is tightening up its rules on ads that reference the coronavirus outbreak.
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Regulators are tightening up on cryptocurrency policies and updating old literature on the issue.
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"Everything's tightening up," Hall said by phone as his vessel sailed past Plaquemine, Louisiana.
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"I think we'll see interest in tightening up California's background check procedures," he said.
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"It doesn't matter about tightening up anything, that comment section is that," he added.
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We have great ... So even though the stakes are raised, they're not tightening up.
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Moving forward, Oliver says that Tasu is tightening up both operating practices and hiring procedures.
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Instagram has been tightening up its rules regarding advertising on the platform, which is good.
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Tightening up special enrollment periods seems like it really could make the risk pool healthier.
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Instagram is tightening up its rules around influencers touting weight-loss products and cosmetic surgery.
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Second, Trump said China is to be thanked for tightening up sanctions on the border.
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"The Democratic/Republican ballot is tightening up, though Dems still have an edge," Penn said.
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"It would be a way of really tightening up relations with the Never Trumpers," he added.
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In the face of federal inaction, several states have turned toward tightening up their gun laws.
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And so, look, the truth is that the generic battle is tightening up in the midterms.
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Then grow from the experience by tightening up procedures and training other staff on the incident.
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Google is tightening up its political ad application procedure ahead of EU elections in May 2019.
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After recent flops at home, the Washington Wizards claimed they were focused on tightening up their defense.
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"Rigorous vetting and tightening up wherever we have to is essential in this new world," he said.
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" After her torrid start, Ledecky said, "I could tell I was tightening up just a little bit.
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They pleaded with the Obama administration to stem their losses by tightening up on the enrollment rules.
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It needs tightening up in certain areas and that way we'll have the law that people wanted.
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Egypt has been tightening up on its policing of the wheat market in an effort to prevent fraud.
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"Things are tightening up," the agency that advises Western governments on energy policy said in its monthly report.
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So they're trying to get ahead of the fears by implementing new procedures and tightening up current ones.
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"The stock has been consolidating and tightening up really since the last quarterly earnings release," he pointed out.
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Other investors are planning to take their money elsewhere (though other countries are tightening up their screening mechanisms, too).
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The firms' response will almost certainly involve tightening up the distribution of products to retailers who sell to children.
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But tightening up the rules faces strong opposition from restaurant management organizations, which fear the impact on their business.
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Once she's hitched, though ... Mary says she's only stripping for her man, and she's tightening up her game too.
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The president made tightening up the nation's borders — including the promise of the wall — a cornerstone of his campaign.
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In the short term, in fact, we may even witness a tightening up as the government weathers the change.
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It is tightening up in various ways, getting tougher with underwriters and demanding quicker responses from firms to criticism.
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"When you feel yourself tightening up, that's when you're about to learn something," said moderator and Grist reporter, Nathanael Johnson.
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Those are our suggestions for tightening up this illegal violation of countless people's rights—make sure to send yours along.
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This is a fitting place for reducing government giveaways while tightening up the deficit problems in the tax reform process.
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The FDA says tightening up its review process will allow it to focus on "quality submissions" from other tobacco companies.
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It allows you to focus on tightening up your processes in a small-scale, predictable environment before a larger rollout.
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The paper also recommends tightening up swaps data reporting requirements to provide more specific information on trades and their potential risks.
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This provision aims to guarantee that Medicare enrollees do not experience a break in coverage by tightening up effective coverage dates.
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That would be the first step that I'd like to see us work on, tightening up our and refreshing our schedule.
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This case exemplifies the importance of tightening up the laws to give police the unambiguous ability to act in cases like this.
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"We've done a number of things in terms of tightening up and sharpening up the business," Halford said in regard to CIB.
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"The concentrate side is still tightening up with Las Bambas out but there is enough refined inventory to cover needs," he said.
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For instance, they can help warm up your muscles before an early morning race or keep them from tightening up after you're done.
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Not only are financial regulators considering tightening up compensation for bankers, but the banks themselves are cutting jobs and running more efficient operations.
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So I think we are tightening up, and we're trying to now have a conversation about how much threat do we really have?
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American adoption agencies then turned to Africa, in particular Ethiopia and the Democratic Republic of Congo—which are now tightening up in turn.
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This past March, The Times laid out new rules aimed at tightening up the circumstances under which these unnamed sources could be used.
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In January it banned imports of plastic rubbish from other countries; it is tightening up compliance with its rules and taxes on plastic bags.
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All that being said about focus, and everyone tightening up and being a cohesive unit, there's still a bipolar kind of nature to it.
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The move came as the UN on Monday ramped up sanctions on North Korea, including tightening up oversight of vessels on the high seas.
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Brexit has already prompted the EU's executive European Commission to propose tightening up conditions for foreign investment banks who want to serve EU customers.
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One, the labor market is gradually tightening up and I think we are making progress in our objective of getting closer to full employment.
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Regulators will guide financial institutions and non-bank payment service providers on tightening up their supervision of suspicious fund flows, the draft rules said.
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Faced with a huge financial center on its doorstep that would be outside the bloc after Brexit, Brussels has begun tightening up equivalence conditions.
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Ahead of the upcoming storm season, it is tightening up building codes and putting in place early warning systems and stronger emergency response capabilities.
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Facebook is tightening up its rules on ads that reference the novel coronavirus, in an attempt to curtail misinformation and fearmongering about the outbreak.
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So if we see this stay contained, this is tightening up, we're going to get a directional move at some point very, very soon.
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"This is a step in the right direction in terms of tightening up the eligibility," Ron Hira, an associate professor at Howard University told Bloomberg.
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"Tightening up this order puts teeth in the Game Commission's ability to enforce it, allowing us to better protect our deer and elk from CWD."
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In recent months Ukraine's reform effort (stamping out corruption, reforming public procurement, tightening up the gas sector and so on) has been looking very shaky.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced Friday it is tightening up the review process for tobacco products, including cigarettes, cigars, pipes and smokeless tobacco.
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Mattel — The toy maker said it expects fourth-quarter gross sales to be hit by key partners tightening up inventory management and by underperforming brands.
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Thomas carried her styling kit, a tackle box full of safety pins, colorful socks, and cardboard toilet-paper tubes (used for tightening up loose bras).
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It may result that at the end of the tightening up, Asia is a bit smaller than it is today but that's not the objective.
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Seeking Alpha immediately launched an internal investigation, removing dozens of articles and tightening up its contributor requirements (none of the publishers were charged by the SEC).
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But unlike Edmonton, the rental market is tightening up in Calgary, where apartment rental rates have been rising after declining for two years in a row.
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For American admirals, tightening up operational procedures on vessels now in their prime is another priority, following a bad run of fatal accidents and collisions last year.
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Regulators have been tightening up the financials sector, but former Citigroup CEO Sandy Weill told CNBC that he hopes this changes when a new president is elected.
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In that year, it made some big changes, including raising premiums and tightening up its network in various states, which helped it stem its losses in 2017.
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"He seems to have this notion that Powell wasn't going to be raising rates, that he wasn't going to be tightening up the cost of credit," Binder said.
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All you need is a the allen wrench (which it comes with) and an adjustable wrench to hold the nut in place while you're tightening up the screws.
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In terms of a first 100 days agenda, Heritage is focused on repealing and replacing Obamacare, tightening up immigration and pulling back government regulations -- dovetailing with Trump's campaign promises.
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The best solution would be for airlines to allow well-behaved pets on board at a reasonable price in return for tightening up the rules on emotional-support animals.
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"Local factors such as credit crunch, higher taxation are also hurting exports," he said, referring to banks tightening up on lending and higher taxes on cut and polished diamonds.
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A 2010 bill called the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FACTA) was designed to deter tax evasion by tightening up reporting requirements for both individuals and financial institutions. 3.
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She dissented on creating a brand new one, but argued instead for tightening up loopholes on the existing law, and for more directly involving communities in the law's implementation.
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And while the Trump administration may be ready to ease back on emissions and mileage standards here, Europe and other key markets are tightening up their own mandates, he noted.
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I knew I could do with some tightening up but the few pictures I could stand to look at were a world away from what I thought I looked like.
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Though its packaging would have you believe it's simply an anti-aging treatment, tightening up fine lines and wrinkles is just one of the things these peels are effective at.
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McCormack said emerging markets should brace for further liquidity tightening as other major central banks end easing measures and may soon start tightening up policy, following the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Falih's comments "show more than anything that Saudi Arabia and the OPEC cartel is serious about tightening up this oil market," said Phil Flynn, analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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He said that includes a few projects that have "stalled" due to a tightening up of Chinese money and EB-5 visa issues where the investors couldn't take their money out.
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Down 31-28 at halftime, Indiana was able to pull ahead in the second half by tightening up on defense, holding Minnesota to 26.7 percent shooting in the final 20 minutes.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Out-of-competition anti-doping procedures need tightening up, but the stance of Chinese swimming champion Sun Yang will not wash, Olympic gold medalist Adam Peaty said on Friday.
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Dudley believes the oil market is tightening up, but says a big question is whether Washington continues granting waivers allowing several countries to continue buying Iranian crude, which is under U.S. sanctions.
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As far as tightening up on offense, we need to be a little more focused, do things with more purpose in order for us to take the next step as a team.
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It's true that another one of the wonderful things about podcasts is they can be as long or as short as you want, but everything can benefit from a little tightening up.
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The social media giant, which was once very open to developers until the whole Cambridge Analytica thing, announced in May during F8 that it was tightening up the review process for apps.
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Almost everyone in the business worries that regulation of the new mortgage originators which funnel loans to the government-guarantee firms is too loose, for example; supervisors are looking at tightening up.
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"It looks like the rest of the central banks may be thinking about tightening up a little bit," said Bucky Hellwig, senior vice president at BB&T Wealth Management in Birmingham, Alabama.
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And a deadly coronavirus outbreak throws another wrench in these companies' businesses, with consumers potentially tightening up their wallets, and supply chains disrupted being overseas — primarily in China where the virus originated.
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The HSBC move follows a number of European banks tightening up on how freely currency market analysts are allowed to speak to the media and in public situations in the past three years.
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At a time when the rest of the labor market appears to be tightening up, the marijuana industry is just getting started when it comes to job creation, according to a recent report.
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Tightening up on those categories would likely impact earnings for the US airlines and cruise ship companies that began service to Cuba in 2016 and go against a rising anti-travel sanctions sentiment.
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He is pressing for changes like further tightening up extra sign up periods that insurers say people use to game the system and repealing the Health Insurance Tax, which could help lower premiums.
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That means, among other things, developing proper testing procedures to ensure the security of Chinese-made products; and tightening up on data-handling standards so that information is not being sprayed about so carelessly.
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Natalie GreenJanuary 24, 2017 In North Dakota, local law enforcement is already tightening up, too, as legislators seek to pass a bill that would give legal protection to drivers who run over water protectors.
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Those changes include tightening up the rules around extra sign-up periods that insurers say people use to game the system, or to loosen up the rules around what an insurance plan must cover.
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In a formal response to the report, HHS agreed with most of the inspector general&aposs recommendations for tightening up official travel and requested detail on the $341,000 that investigators said the government should recoup.
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In October, Google announced that it was tightening up Gmail's policies concerning third-party services, and that it would be reviewing all third-party apps to ensure they were in compliance with the new rules.
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Earlier this month, advised British-Iranian dual nationals against all but essential travel to Iran, tightening up its existing travel advice and warning it has only limited powers to support them if they are detained.
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Sanders would subject a much larger portion of the wealthiest estates to federal taxes, while tightening up the rules on various types of trusts that allow the super-rich to avoid estate and gift taxes.
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Instead, Facebook put off tightening up API permissions until as late as mid 2015 — thereby giving CA a window of opportunity to pull massive amounts of Facebook user data ahead of the 2016 US presidential election.
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Miller retained the lead coming off the final bend but started tightening up as Felix surged about 50 meters from the line and the pair were neck-and-neck until the Bahamian's gold medal-winning dive.
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Spectacles didn't really need all these minor updates right now, with this product strategy unchanged they needed to drop the price to $70-$100 and just focus on tightening up the experience on the software side.
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Brian Hamel, a researcher with the Early Voting Information Center, said early vote numbers are also tightening up at this point: Nationwide, about 7.4 million Democrats have voted and 6.4 million Republicans have voted, CNN reported.
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Tightening up the immersion is good, because there is a bit more to see — this time around, the Gear VR has a 101-degree field of view, as opposed to 96 degrees on the previous version.
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The ruling is the second this year to signal Australian authorities are tightening up coal mine approvals after the state's land court ruled against developers planning to build a mine in the same region in February.
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In its formal pre-publication response to the report, HHS agreed with most of the inspector general's recommendations for tightening up official travel and requested detail on the $341,000 that investigators said the government should recoup.
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According to Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin of the stylish Nashville-based home organization service and blog, The Home Edit, you can open up your compact apartment by tightening up all that clutter in eight simple steps.
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After Dawson began tightening up his guard against the lefts which had been sneaking through on Ward's cross steps, Ward managed to find the mark with left hooks behind the guard from the more typical outside angle.
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David was a key figure in the March For Our Lives demonstrations that took place last spring; the Washington event alone drew hundreds of thousands of protesters determined to push lawmakers into tightening up gun ownership regulations.
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In a news conference last week, Mayor Bill de Blasio said the criminal justice system needs not only "reform" but also "tightening up," particularly through allowing judges to consider a defendant's level of "dangerousness" before granting bail.
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The banks says the long-oversupplied oil market is tightening up more quickly than expected as global economic growth fuels demand and output cuts by OPEC, Russia and several other producers eat into the world's crude stockpiles.
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The move comes as the project shifts into a new phase of development, in which its members aim to deepen discussions with central banks and to work on tightening up its data privacy and cyber security protections.
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Labour's center-left coalition, which brought an end to almost 10 years of National's center right rule, plans to pour money into social services and housing and strike a more protectionist stance by tightening up foreign investment rules.
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In last night's debate, she was quick to link terrorism to immigration, her favourite campaign theme, and to argue for a clamp-down on terrorist suspects listed by intelligence services, and for a tightening up of border controls.
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The medical term for a lump in your throat is "globus pharyngeus," says Christopher Chang, MD, an otolaryngologist in Warrenton, VA. "The lump sensation is due to a muscle tightening up when sadness is being suppressed," he says.
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One of the largest crime bills ever passed, 1994's Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act strengthened law enforcement across the country, providing federal money for new cops and prisons, as well as tightening up federal sentencing guidelines.
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"If you were going to tweak TANF going forward, tightening up the restrictions on the spending of TANF dollars so that states were encouraged to spend them on TANF families or TANF-like families, I'd support that," he says.
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The center-left coalition government, which brought an end to almost 10 years of National's center right rule, planned to pour money into social services and housing and strike a more protectionist stance by tightening up foreign investment rules.
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"A lot will depend on the grand bargain between the Germans and the rest of Europe on tightening up the rules on the provisions on NPEs, in exchange for letting this European deposit scheme finally take off," said Alloatti.
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Earlier this month, the British Foreign Office advised British-Iranian dual nationals against all but essential travel to Iran, tightening up its existing travel advice and warning it has only limited powers to support them if they are detained.
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Supporters of offsets say they are only an acceptable tool once companies have done everything they can to pollute less, such as tightening up manufacturing processes, cutting down on office heating, or making delivery trucks run on cleaner fuels.
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As well as tightening up the enforcement of workers rights, the government said it will be raising fines for employers that show "malice, spite or gross oversight", as well as considering raising penalties for employers who have previously lost similar cases.
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"Given the way that things are tightening up in the United States, Europe for China is the most obvious non-domestic market that they're pushing into," said Charlie Simpson, who specializes in the auto sector for consultancy KPMG's global strategy group.
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The government has been tightening up on dissent in other ways as well, proposing tighter rules on non-governmental organisations (NGOs), which will have to register with authorities if they have a yearly foreign income of 7.2 million forints ($25,000).
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"There was this whole shift that happened with the Great Recession, where the credit line started tightening up and millennials couldn't get credit from bank or government programs, so they turned to foundations and venture capitalists," DeLa Cruz-Viesca said.
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No. 603 Michigan State knocked off host No. 9 Maryland 78-66 Saturday night in College Park, Md., continuing the Spartans' torrid run and tightening up the Big Ten Conference race heading into the final week of the regular season.
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The government has been tightening up on dissent in other ways as well, proposing tighter rules on non-governmental organizations (NGOs), which will have to register with authorities if they have a yearly foreign income of 7.2 million forints ($25,000).
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But speaking to Reuters on Sunday, Guedes said 100 billion reais of savings could be recovered by tightening up rules for the transition to the new pension system, which he said had been loosened due to lobbying by lawmakers' own staff.
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The coalition government, which brought an end to almost 10 years of National's center right rule, came to power promising to pour money into social services and housing and strike a more protectionist stance by tightening up foreign investment rules.
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Labour's center-left coalition, which brought an end to almost 10 years of National's center right rule, gained office in October, planning to pour money into social services and housing and strike a more protectionist stance by tightening up foreign investment rule.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A Chinese bank said on Friday it was tightening up its management after some staff were caught offering elite clients the chance to attend a dinner with U.S. President Donald Trump, and get their pictures snapped with him, for $150,000.
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While those plans have generally expressed their commitment to continuing to offer ObamaCare coverage, they have also pressed the Obama administration for policy changes like tightening up the rules for extra sign-up periods that sick people can use to game the system.
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NEW YORK, May 3 (LPC) - Lenders are tightening up US leveraged loan documents to stop issuers from removing security by transferring intellectual property into new subsidiaries and raising additional debt, an issue which surfaced last year when retailer J Crew did precisely that.
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"Unemployment is low, and the labor market is tightening up, and entry level banking is competing with retail and even competes with fast food, whose workers are most vocal about $0003," said Anastasia Christman, senior researcher at the National Employment Law Project. 3.
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Expectations that MSCI would say yes this time climbed after Chinese authorities rushed through a series of fixes over the past five months, including relaxing the country's quota-based foreign investment scheme, clarifying foreign ownership rights, and tightening up share suspension rules.
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" Former Representative Lynn Westmoreland of Georgia, a Republican who served as vice chairman of the party's campaign committee, said Republicans faced races that were "tightening up" across the board, especially in diverse suburbs and districts full of right-of-center "soccer moms.
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Webb, who went 28 of 53 for 283 yards and one touchdown in three preseason games, looked shaky in the preseason opener against the Cleveland Browns before tightening up his play as the starter in the second game against the Detroit Lions.
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"Shy of the anticipation of U.S. military action, the Chinese are going to keep playing a little harder with North Korea, tightening up borders a little bit, but making sure they don't move so far as to crack the regime," Baker said.
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The executives discussed a series of their long-running complaints about ObamaCare including tightening up the rules for extra sign-up periods, shortening grace periods for people who fail to pay their premiums and easing restrictions on setting premiums based on someone's age.
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Washington (CNN)It may be the great irony of President Donald Trump's passion for tightening up immigration enforcement that his strident positions have made achieving any compromise nearly impossible, effectively dooming chances of actually getting legislation to enhance immigration enforcement in the near term.
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"We are quite confident that OPEC+ will be successful in tightening up the front end of the oil market thus keeping the Brent crude oil one-month contract in $60+ a barrel territory over the next six months," SEB commodities strategist Bjarne Schieldrop said.
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I think he'll deter a few radical Islamists by tightening up embassy staff and diplomatic immunity scams but not stop more than about fifty Muslims entering the US, but I think he'll tighten up immigration of the unskilled and the trafficked from Central America.
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The executives discussed a series of their long-running complaints about ObamaCare including tightening up the rules for extra sign-up periods, shortening grace periods for people who fail to pay their premiums and easing restrictions on setting premiums based on someone's age, industry sources said.
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"The only thing that I noticed ... is that they're talking a little bit more about the labor market tightening up and about the fact that that's starting to show up in business surveys," Bloxham said, adding that businesses are saying it's getting harder to get skilled workers.
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"First of all there must be full implementation of the existing sanctions, secondly there could be additional names added to the existing sanctions regime ... and thirdly there could be a tightening up and a strengthening of the sanctions regime," Rycroft told reporters ahead of the council meeting.
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"The critical thing is that Venezuela's (production) continues to drop, Iran is finally falling and we had that big timing mismatch — OPEC had increased production too soon, now Iran is falling so the market is really, really tightening up very quickly," Sen told CNBC's "Street Signs" Tuesday.
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Stopping first in Saudi Arabia on Saturday and then in Israel on Monday, President Trump is going to engage in a "tightening up of American policy" against a common foe, Iran, said Burns, who served as U.S. ambassador to NATO and the State Department's third-ranking diplomat during George W. Bush's presidency.
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Yesterday, we also wrote how Apple is tightening up its rules for enterprise app certificates — another scandal that let app developers bypass the App Store entirely to create an illicit app underworld — and how Apple is using its ownership over the App Store to mandate that iOS developers embrace its new single sign-on feature.
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Still, this week's news is about the transition into the next phase of the project "in which its members aim to deepen discussions with central banks and to work on tightening up its data privacy and cyber security protections," according to the FT. Read the Financial Times' story about the "utility settlement coin" project.
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Andre Iguodala would probably need to be replaced and the back end of the roster could use a little tightening up, but assuming they could and would pull that off with the massive hole losing Durant's contract would make on their cap sheet, a Durant-less Warriors team would still be title favorites, or something very close to that.
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But as we go through seasonal demand peaks and the Iran sanctions waivers issued by Washington to 8 major oil-importing countries come off, "we will start to see the market tightening up," Yazhari said, noting that the market has not felt the full impacts of those sanctions yet, designed to cripple the energy sector of OPEC's third-largest producer.
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Generally, I'll have a rough idea of what I want to make, or I'll have a single element from a print — a face, or a piece of landscape, or a texture — and will build the image around that, allowing the process of adding and removing whatever is found along the way until the picture "clicks," and then it's a case of tightening up the whole until it works.
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But a more enduring solution is to increase wage growth by enabling white-collar and service-sector employees to bargain collectively, making more salaried workers eligible for overtime pay, ending discriminatory practices that result in pay disparities based on race and gender, and tightening up the visa system that lets companies in technology, finance and other white-collar fields use cheaper foreign labor to fill jobs or replace workers in the United States.
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The FLDS started out as a few fringe families in the late 1890s; as more seeking to follow the principal of plural marriage moved to the polygamous towns in the early-to-mid 20053th century, the gene pool grew, but by the 90s, under the stricter control of prophet Rulon Jeffs (Warren's father), they were tightening up and selectively marrying and breeding in a sort of misfired eugenics experiment that ultimately yielded its own genetic disorder: fumarase deficiency (FD), otherwise known as Polygamist Down's.
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But seen through the prism of stricter incoming EU data protection rules, under the new GDPR regime which comes into force next May, there are certainly serious financial considerations for Facebook's business pertaining to privacy — as the new EU regime includes a far larger stick to beat companies that are judged to have violated data protection rules while also tightening up privacy rules by, for example, expanding the definition of personal data and giving EU citizens the right to ask for their data to be deleted.
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However, most important is to have private communication with the state department, with the Treasury, with the White House, to try to work out what is it the US side want, and then what kind of things China could do for the US. LD: That means that first China will be very cautious, and pragmatic dealing with the yuan exchange rate, meaning that China will try to manage offshore exchange rate of RMB in Hong Kong, but slightly tightening up the supply of RMB in the Hong Kong market, therefore stabilizing the RMB exchange rate versus the US dollar in Hong Kong, and secondly, domestically, the focus will be on controlling capital outflow through trade channels, because lots of RMB got into US dollar through fake imports.
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