She will instead try to develop a plan with cross-party support.
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That all the people will leave the camp and try to develop themselves.
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"I thought, Maybe I can try to develop one with a cosmetic company," Pfeiffer says.
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I try to develop evidence-based strategies in the book for making our marriages stronger.
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He decided to try to develop a vaccine, and parents were informed and asked for consent.
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We try to develop all the time, but without stepping out of the hardcore/punk circle.
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Why try to develop a new solution when there's some small company in Canada that's built it?
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So our job is to try to develop interventions that could be used if it gets worse.
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First, try to develop a relaxing nighttime routine that allows you to decompress from a long day.
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There, the group conducted experiments to try to develop materials that could create a fish-friendly habitat.
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Hence DeepMind also working with U.S. data sets to try to develop a predictive AI model for AKI.
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Indeed, Santos is already working with FARC leadership to try to develop a new version of the deal.
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As companies try to develop these quantum products, they may also find Bell tests useful for quality control.
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The leaders of Turkey, Russia and Iran met in Ankara to try to develop a common way forward.
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"How's Harvard?" he asked one, Elana Simon, who studied her own cancer to try to develop a cure.
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"It's not cheap to completely change your marketing strategy and try to develop a new market," Lamar said.
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"I thought, 'Maybe I can try to develop one with a cosmetic company,&apos" Pfeiffer, 60, told Refinery29.
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And if you were an international pizza consultant, wouldn't you try to develop a recipe for it yourself?
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They will try to develop their name recognition in the media and give voters a taste of their personality.
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Still, Vicis and other companies continue to try to develop better helmets for athletes and other commercial and military uses.
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Just like the Rays handling of David Price, the Reds chose to try to develop Chapman as a starter though.
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And researchers, often government-funded, did try to develop experimental treatments and vaccines, though these either failed or very slowly progressed.
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And while it's fascinating to watch someone with privilege try to develop empathy for others, Toby still doesn't entirely get it.
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In that instance DeepMind is getting free access to one million "anonymized" eye scans to try to develop diagnosis AI models.
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And when it's your livelihood in a small town, you should try to develop a reasonable alternative to your current position.
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People aren't used to even asking the questions much less putting pencil to paper to try to develop even a preliminary answer.
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That's the experience that Live Nation and Ticketmaster suggested they'll try to develop last week, when announcing an investment in Blink Identity.
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Zimouche says there are currently only three or four female freestyle footballers in France, but they all try to develop the discipline.
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"We see it almost as our statistical duty to try to develop a data set to measure this event," says Mr Tebrake.
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"They have their own approach to adaptation, but we try to develop and improve the way they are doing it," he said.
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Automakers are spending billions of dollars as they try to develop the electric and self-driving vehicles they believe are the future.
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Instead, in regard to the Navy in particular, try to develop more innovative and efficient ways of maintaining forward naval presence overseas.
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Agriculture Minister Tereza Cristina Dias said in a press conference on Tuesday the government will also try to develop new financing sources.
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"I'm just trying to use these last 13, 14 games — whatever we have — to just try to develop good habits," he said.
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It's a similar issue that companies like SpaceX and OneWeb face as they try to develop satellites to beam internet coverage to Earth.
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An individual or nation could also try to develop alternatives to emitting activities that are preferable even without considering the significant climate impacts.
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And there needs to be an attempt at least to try to develop a more mature and open approach to regulation, to governments.
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Dr Honjo was so convinced that he pushed until he found a biotechnology firm that would try to develop his work into a treatment.
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The I.A.E.A. had concluded that Iran had used its nuclear energy program, which it claimed was for peaceful purposes, to try to develop weapons.
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"It had covered much of the government's capital expenditures and many initiatives to try to develop the economy and create jobs," Mr. Saif said.
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Automakers are spending billions of dollars in development costs as they try to develop the electric and self-driving vehicles they believe are the future.
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Reading this, you might wonder why it is that in the real world economists actually do try to develop complex computer models of the economy.
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Reading this, you might wonder why it is that in the real world, economists actually do try to develop complex computer models of the economy.
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As you begin experimenting with longer and longer periods of abstinence, try to develop an interest in the specific situations where FOMA kicks in for you.
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Similarly, researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences are using it to try to develop wheat plants that are resistant to powdery mildew, a serious hazard.
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"We are on the phone regularly with our local hospitals and doctors, and if any issues come up, we will try to develop solutions," he said.
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"I discovered golf in London on a pitch and putt, and I had proposed that we try to develop pitch and putt in France," Lasfargue said.
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Creutz said it would be surprising for Disney to try to develop a cheap, Netflix-like OTT offering, given the company's history of hefty profit margins.
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In the wake of an attack, one could imagine Trump instructing Attorney General Jeff Sessions to try to develop a similar program at the federal level.
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"I'm quite confident that he will continue to try to develop his missile program, so it wouldn't surprise me if there was another missile test," Pompeo said.
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At Kent University, where I teach criminology, I urge my students to try to develop rapport with interviewees before asking questions: joke, mess around, loosen it up.
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The Rays, who are experimenting with setup men as starters on their major league roster this season, are a natural fit to try to develop their own.
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He'll have a few weeks to try to develop chemistry with Andrew Wiggins and the young players who figure to be part of next year's rejuvenated roster.
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Why not try to develop a representation of knowledge related to how we manipulate objects in a way that that can be in the brain of the robot?
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"The goal is to try to develop systems that could be used in either location with as little change as possible," said Michelle Rucker, Mars Integration Group lead.
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For Altria and Philip Morris (PM), the Iqos could be a profitable future as the companies try to develop smokeless alternatives despite ending plans last week to reunite.
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I try to develop patterns for the fabric pieces for every animal and sometimes it can be really hard getting the fabric to lay on the forms correctly.
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Several other episodes in February 2018 apparently involved F.B.I. efforts to identify Americans whom it could try to develop into potential confidential sources of information, the rulings showed.
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Jim Vejvoda, IGN: Brenton Thwaites and Kaya Scodelario try to develop a chemistry between their respective characters and with Jack, but Henry and Carina's romance feels forced and unearned.
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That has given the company more of an incentive to try to develop its own technology that it might use across whatever vehicles it chooses to use in its fleet.
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But if you do want to try to develop a uniform, I wouldn't start by picking one thing you wear every day and to hell with the rest of it.
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The company said it will continue to try to develop scientific evidence to support the use of those flavored products, as well as develop stricter measures to combat underage usage.
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Making the technology available means making it available to industry as well, and the industries at issue (agricultural and medical, primarily) will, presumably, continue to try to develop moneymaking products.
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The minerals bust is a reminder that governments should invest the windfall gains from extractive industries in areas such as infrastructure and education to try to develop less cyclical economic activities.
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It is not difficult to appreciate the court's reluctance to wade into the districting thicket, and to try to develop judicially manageable ground rules for reviewing the drawing of district lines.
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Customers would probably lose more than they gain from breaking up Facebook or Alphabet, or from mandating that more companies try to develop rival mobile phone or self-driving car technologies.
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"When I was on this camping trip with my family, I wanted to try to develop that into something real, I wanted to try to make it into something tangible," he explains.
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"We should try to develop new policies that duplicate the success of preventing the development of more drugs that are as big a problem as alcohol, but with fewer of the costs."
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So, it's not just about us developing fintech out of nowhere, targeting new people, no, they are already in our ecosystem and we try to develop this case on top of them.
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"It makes sense ... to try to develop the drug to the full extent possible as monotherapy and in combination with Keytruda," Roger Perlmutter, president of Merck Research Laboratories, said in an interview.
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In Silicon Valley, Hendricks is the sole, brilliant mind behind the algorithm that much of the show's run has centered on — forcing Hooli to try to develop the same technology on its own.
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But shrinking amounts of land available to herd animals, as many African nations try to develop and expand farming, is making herding more challenging - and vulnerable to conflicts with farmers - in many places.
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It said the ministers agreed that the technical meetings should try to develop rules and guidelines for the filling and operation of the dam, the definition of drought conditions, and drought mitigation measures.
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In addition to that survey, they are also announcing a partnership, efforts under way between 2000 companies, 291 universities to try to develop the 000st century curriculum for students and eventual workers for companies.
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"With the new knowledge we can try to develop better treatment programs and reduce the risk of re-offence, which can lead to less financial damage, less traumatized victims and a safer society," Brazil says.
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We should try to develop a kind of consumer protection law for the digital age — baseline rules designed to protect people from offensive invasions of privacy and the mostly unchecked power of social media companies.
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I feel like we as New Yorkers can fight against that and really try to develop more original talent; right now, there really isn't anybody inspiring, except for Marc Jacobs and Raf [Simons] at Calvin [Klein].
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Diess said the companies will each save hundreds of millions of dollars in development costs by working together, although they will each try to develop their own vehicles using the new technology that they will share.
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Beyond terrorism, Coats said that North Korea posed a "potentially existential threat" to the US, as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un continues to try to develop a nuclear weapon that could hit the US homeland.
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To compensate the dozens of women who have accused Jeffrey Epstein of sexual abuse, his estate will try to develop a plan with the lawyer who devised restitution programs for several high-profile disasters and scandals.
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Besides Reynolds' tiny Kentucky BioProcessing subsidiary, which is testing the coronavirus, Philip Morris has taken a 40 percent stake in Medicago, a firm using the similar tobacco-growing technology to try to develop a flu vaccine.
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That's probably what I'll have my eye on as we just continue to try to develop products, and we're willing to wait to get 'em right but that's probably the risk [editor's note: emphasis by the author].
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The revised strategy will try to develop police and security services data analysis capability, coordinate more closely between intelligence agencies and police on specific suspects, and look in more detail at the activity of right wing groups.
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That figure has become a sort-of rallying cry for female founders and their advocates as they try to develop solutions to a long-standing problem: female entrepreneurs raise significantly less private capital than their male counterparts.
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We did have to switch to almond for one weekend when we were rationed [laughs], and we try to develop a backstock of Oatly, asking our suppliers to give us as much at once as they can.
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One reason presidents traditionally try to develop campaign promises that make some kind of sense is that referring back to what was promised in the campaign is a useful way of getting everyone on the same page.
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But because of the high initial investment needed, with no guarantee of success in a niche market, boutique supercar manufacturers face significant risks if they try to develop more than one vehicle or shift to becoming mainstream carmakers.
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But then the way he framed his internal workings to me, it made me feel like I was deluded in any friendly overtures I perceived—that I might as well try to develop feelings for a chocolate bar.
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But wonks try to develop these ideas anyway, in part because publishing and discussing them can itself shape the landscape of feasibility and in part simply because it's good to have ideas on the shelf if conditions change.
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It is a job needing patience and diplomacy, working through interpreters to coax sometimes reluctant commanders to abandon isolated checkpoints or try to develop their own solutions instead of relying on U.S. air strikes to defeat the enemy.
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At CES 2020, we're seeing the PC gaming industry acknowledge this new reality, and try to develop products that cater to the audience that may eventually want to own devices that can do everything and appeal to all audiences.
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Groups of employees are intensely huddled in glass offices around white boards, with rainbow-colored post-its and inspirational quotes on the walls, as they try to develop technology to solve some of the world's less glamorous problems, like student debt.
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To save his friend, Davis teams up with a discredited genetic engineer played by Moonlight's Naomie Harris to try to develop an antidote — and so begins a smash-'em-up destruction fest with plenty of explosions and giant gorilla action.
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And rather than try to develop all the technology itself, G.M. is spending freely to acquire and work with Silicon Valley companies that can accelerate its transformation from an old-line automaker into a leader in all aspects of personal mobility.
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Tim Chapman, the president of Heritage Action, told CNN that he's instructed leadership to try to develop a legislative agenda to counter Democratic investigations on Capitol Hill and set up the party to win in 2020 if they lose the midterms.
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"We are hearing from some of our clients, who do not have contacts within the incoming transition or the administration, concerned about that very thing and anxious to try to develop those relationships," said Amy Carnevale, government affairs advisor for K&L Gates.
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As a professor at the institute in 1965, he won the prestigious Dannie Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics for his work in quantum field theory, just a few years after taking leave to try to develop an interplanetary spacecraft powered by nuclear explosions.
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But the intention is not just to play around and throw out some smaller stuff, but to find maybe which one of those clicks both with me and with readers out there in the world and then try to develop that into something longer.
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While Wednesday's car and knife attack outside the UK parliament confirmed the effectiveness of crude weapons on the ground, laptops have become central in an ever-more sophisticated battle over airline security as militants try to develop usable explosives that can evade modern detection.
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"Of course education is probably the ultimate vaccine in the long term, if you educate children and then adults to be sceptical consumers… But in the interim I think it would be important to try to develop tools that could help with that," he says.
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Until then, maybe he should concentrate on finding his own "lonely component" and then try to develop himself into a world-class writer, as futile as that may be, instead of having to write about remarkable people who are clearly outside of his realm.
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"Be it a massive influx of IDPs out of Mosul city toward the south, or the civilian population being caught up in the fighting inside Mosul, we will try to develop a meaningful humanitarian response that will address needs wherever they are," Mardini told reporters.
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The company will also try to develop a new power system that could help keep its Blue Moon lander up and running during the Moon's nighttime — a two-week period of total darkness during which temperatures can plunge to -280 degrees Fahrenheit (-173 degrees Celsius).
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"My modest suggestion is that he reflects and doesn't try to develop theories about Cuban politics," Mr. Castro wrote, citing Mr. Obama's own words during the trip, including a request to leave the past behind and embark on a future of hope and togetherness.
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Yeah, and it really starts by quoting, literally quoting the UN's findings and saying, "Here's what the UN says we need to do," and then it sort of moves on to try to develop a politics and a policy that can meet those targets.
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"Other countries would do better to try to develop their own technology, rather than to try to penalise American companies for their successes," he told Reuters in New York, adding it was a "strange and maybe dangerous" practice to tax revenue rather than income.
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"What we're hoping to do is create an ecosystem where we can have a better understanding of what are the causes of recidivism within our county and then try to develop a database of solutions to those problems," San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón told me.
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To cut through some of those mysteries, at Weill Cornell Medicine, the neurologist Nicholas Schiff is using an arsenal of imaging techniques to try to develop a reliable protocol that can tell him when someone is aware, and who will have a good recovery and who won't.
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So Cody Wenthur, Bin Zhou and Kim Janda at the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, California, decided to try to develop vaccines against its components, and also against their metabolic breakdown products, as well as against the drug as a whole, in a process they call incremental vaccination.
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And that's why it's so important that, as all this bluster and crisis moves forward, we're having quiet conversations with the Chinese to try to develop at least some shared understanding about how we would communicate and what our expectations would be in the event of war or instability.
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The real reason that Anthony Hopkins's evil creator, Dr. Robert Ford, invented the androids and trapped them all in their ongoing existential nightmare was to try to develop a version of humanity that could achieve immortality by living on after death in the body of an android host hybrid.
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Extraction methods specifically geared toward edible analysis do exist, but due to the number of new edible products that come on the market every week, it's impractical for most labs to try to develop a different method of cannabinoid extraction for each new edible that shows up on their doorstep.
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"We talked about their new government, the opportunity to reset the relationship between our two countries across a broad spectrum, economic, business, commercial, the work that we all know that we need to do to try to develop a peaceful resolution in Afghanistan that benefits certainly Afghanistan, but also the United States and Pakistan," Pompeo told reporters in Islamabad, Pakistan.
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"We've been working ever since to try to develop new standards and new rules with respect to well control, both with respect to that critical piece of equipment, the blowout preventer ... but also other well control measures, designed to prevent us from getting to that point of having to activate the [blowout preventer]," Beaudreau said Friday at a Columbia University event.
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HASTINGS: FIRST, YOU DID COMEDY LIKE MASTER OF NONE AND KIMMY SCHMIDT AND COMEDY SERIES AND THEN THERE IS STANDUP COMEDY WE ARE DOING REALLY WELL IN. WE WILL CONTINUE TO BRING MORE TALENT YOU TRY TO DEVELOP TALENT WHEN THEY ARE EARLY IN THEIR CAREER LIKE ALI WONG AND WHEN THEY ARE EPIC LIKE DAVE CHAPPELLE AND FIRST TIME BACK IN POPULAR TELEVISION 10-15 YEARS.
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I THINK THE LEADERSHIP HAS BEEN EXPRESSING THAT THEY WANT TO OPEN THEIR MARKETS, THAT THEY WANT TO YOU KNOW, DEAL WITH SOME OF THE PROBLEMS THAT THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION AND BUSINESS LEADERS GENERALLY HAVE IDENTIFIED ABOUT DOING BUSINESS IN CHINA AND THEY MADE GOOD PRONOUNCEMENTS BUT I'M SURE WHEN THEY GET BACK AND TRY TO DEVELOP A CONSENSUS AROUND IT, SOME OF THE BUSINESS INTERESTS IN CHINA GET A LITTLE BIT PAROCHIAL AND, YOU KNOW, SORT OF BETWEEN INTENTIONS AND EFFECT.
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