He is vacating his House seat to challenge incumbent Sen.
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Allen Crabbe sprints to the corner, vacating the painted area.
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This will be followed by the vacating of shops and restaurants.
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Vacating wins: You know that nice Sweet Sixteen season you had?
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Schumer is vacating the job next year to replace retiring Sen.
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No violations meant no ineligible players, and no vacating of titles.
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They started renting it in 2017 after vacating the vice presidency.
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The cases cited by Arpaio and the Justice Department, Bolton wrote, focus on vacating the final judgment in a case before dismissing it — not the more broad request of vacating all of the orders in the case.
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Rick Scott is vacating the governor's mansion to run against Democratic Sen.
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Rosen, a freshman lawmaker, is vacating her seat to run for Senate.
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This year, three of the board's five members are vacating their positions.
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The British prime minister is vacating 10 Downing St. in a hurry.
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Rosen is vacating her NV-03 House seat to run against Sen.
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In 2005, Israel withdrew from Gaza, removing its soldiers and vacating settlements.
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Holder vacating a central provision of the Voting Rights Act has backfired.
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Tarkanian won the GOP primary last week for the seat Rosen is vacating.
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That would force the industry to contract, laying off labour and vacating land.
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The note inside said that formal eviction could be avoided by "IMMEDIATE vacating."
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"It's not going to happen," he said of the Astros vacating their title.
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Whelan is also vacating her position as the director on the company's board.
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Nancy Pelosi, who wants back the speaker job Ryan is vacating, or Sen.
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Johnny Isakson is vacating at the end of the year for health reasons.
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In vacating the conviction, the judges remanded the case back to a lower court.
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It's pretty universal, that feeling of vacating from your own consciousness when you're overwhelmed.
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Although Barack Obama will be vacating the White House grounds at noon on Jan.
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With the United States largely vacating its remaining influence, what will Russia's strategy be?
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But then they abandon their old places of business like kings vacating old castles.
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Israel withdrew from Gaza in 2005, vacating all Israeli settlements and removing its soldiers.
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Mr. Gonzalez is circumventing the legislation issue by instead vacating convictions and dismissing charges.
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Representative Jacky Rosen, a Democrat, is vacating the seat to run for the Senate.
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He parted ways with the club last month, vacating his job as team president.
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Booker's proposal is about acknowledging that impossibility, vacating the battlefield, and tending to the wounded.
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Actavis, vacating prior decision denying infringement Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom)
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In total, Thompson's Conviction Review Unit has recommended vacating 19 convictions and affirmed 38 others.
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Mark Meadows, a Freedom Caucus member, for trying to force a vote on vacating the speakership.
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He's vacating his Senate seat, which he never seemed to sit in all that much anyway.
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On Tuesday, the Supreme Court issued an interim order vacating the president's sacking of the Parliament.
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In June, the Supreme Court issued a unanimous order vacating the appeals court's ruling as moot.
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But the new district that Dent is vacating under the 2018 lines is considered Democratic-leaning.
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Now, here it is up top, vacating a space deep underground and adding more weight pushing downward.
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"Coming back from two goals is tough, but anything can happen," Miller said of vacating the net.
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Cramer is vacating the state's lone House seat, which will be fought over by former state Sen.
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Individuals such as Warren must also announce the intention of vacating their seat at a later date.
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Ells resumed full leadership of Chipotle, with Moran retiring from the company and vacating his board seat.
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Thad Cochran is vacating over objections from senior Republicans, met with top White House officials on Wednesday.
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Rick Nolan, elected in 2012, is vacating his seat to join the ticket of gubernatorial candidate Lori Swanson.
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Gateway Western Railway that an arbitrator's undisclosed felony conviction did not require vacating an award to the union.
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In the 2017 term, the Supreme Court heard 14 cases from the Ninth Circuit, reversing or vacating 12.
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Then, on Friday, the high court reversed its own decision, vacating Mr. Skakel's conviction for the 1975 murder.
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Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) announced last year he is vacating the seat so he can seek Sen.
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The seemingly unstoppable tumble toward the legalization of marijuana (and the calls for vacating past low-level convictions).
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The case nevertheless did go before the justices, who issued an order in June vacating the DC Circuit's opinion.
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Morrison assumed his post in July after Fiona Hill announced that she would be vacating the position in August.
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Vacating the conviction could complicate legal proceedings for Lloyd's family, who has sued Hernandez for damages in civil court.
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Hawaii on Friday afternoon after vacating a lower court's decision to stay the current version of Trump's travel ban.
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Republicans have cited health insurance companies vacating the marketplaces as proof that the Affordable Care Act should be repealed.
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So why are Republicans vacating their seats at a significantly faster rate than any other Congress in recent memory?
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Vacating the lower court decisions won't make the brief the administration filed last month in the Supreme Court vanish.
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He is vacating it to run for the United States Senate, drawing prominent Hispanic candidates into the primary race.
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Despite the impasse in the agreement, Trump said that US troops would be vacating the country "immediately" starting Saturday.
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Write the landlord a letter saying that you are vacating the apartment because he failed to disclose the defect.
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Thirty years after vacating the island, the Army disclosed that it had also scuttled poisonous munitions in surrounding waters.
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That settlement came despite an earlier court ruling in Sudan's favor vacating punitive damages of more than $300 million.
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Classical computers are built around transistors that, by holding or vacating a charge, signify either a 1 or a 0.
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When all the racks are occupied, I am generally approached first to be asked when I'll be vacating the equipment.
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The most measured support came from AT&T, which recommended vacating the order against Apple in favor of Congressional action.
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That's why it was in everyone's interest for Bolton to appoint a special prosecutor to argue against vacating Arpaio's conviction.
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That leaves the president reportedly struggling to fill a once-coveted position, which John Kelly will be vacating in 2020.
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Phil Bredesen, who is running to fill the Senate seat that the Republican Bob Corker is voluntarily, sort of, vacating.
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He appeared poised to lose by double digits, running in the district that House Speaker Paul D. Ryan is vacating.
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When Chambers called him in the late spring to discuss vacating Siatta's conviction, he listened to the prosecutor's new proposal.
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Johnny Isakson is vacating at the end of the year for health reasons — even if he weren't appointed by Kemp.
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Larry Kellner, former CEO of Continental Airlines, was named nonexecutive chairman of Boeing in December, a role Calhoun is vacating.
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Nature abhors a vacuum — and he is just one or two steps away from vacating leadership at the highest level.
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There was something valedictory about the gathering: at the end of the week, the team would be vacating Room 901.
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Most prominently, David McCormick will take over the position Dalio is vacating, and will join Eileen Murray to run the company.
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Those remaining are packing their final belongings in preparation for vacating their offices for President-elect Donald Trump and his team.
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Rick Nolan is vacating his seat to run for lieutenant governor, opening up a large field of candidates for this seat.
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"The struggle for democracy doesn't have an end date," she said in a speech Thursday, shortly before vacating the presidential office.
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And it was incurred to gain ground that Allied generals knew the Germans would be vacating days, or even hours, later.
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Luján, who is assistant speaker and the highest-ranking Latino in the House, is vacating the seat to run for Senate.
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On Wednesday, the full court issued a new ruling vacating the previous decision and upholding the constitutionality of the agency's structure.
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Mia Warren and her 15-year-old daughter, Pearl, have also disappeared, vacating the small house they rented from the Richardsons.
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Griesa's ruling vacating the injunctions was conditioned on Argentina repealing two laws concerning its debts and paying creditors who by Feb.
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Korpisalo was pulled with 2:01 left for an extra skater, then came back in briefly before vacating the ice again.
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They spent a full day at the squat, two-story antiquated Bergen Street rescue center, which the company would be vacating.
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Rick Nolan is vacating his seat to run for lieutenant governor, opening up a large field of candidates for this open seat.
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The longtime host of The Kelly File said she would be vacating her anchor chair for a new role with NBC News.
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In addition, the couple wanted reimbursement for the hotel they had to stay in after vacating JJ's, in total asking for $5,000.
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Because of my work and projects with my partner, I don't plan on vacating permanently or giving up all platforms at once.
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Westergren will also step down from the board of directors, vacating all official positions with the company he founded back in 2000.
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The Greens may take the foreign ministry, while the FDP has its eye on the finance ministry, which Wolfgang Schäuble is vacating.
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The ceasefire deal negotiated by the US and Russia stipulated that pro-government forces allow safe access by vacating the contested highway.
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After all, how can we expect to have any sort of significant reform if people keep vacating their positions in Trump's cabinet?
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It's Mitt Romney, who's back in the game and running for the seat that Senator Orrin Hatch, a Utah Republican, is vacating.
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Now that the Supreme Court has announced that it is vacating the case, Grimm's petition will go back to the lower court.
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Despite the calls for her to step down, Pugh does not plan on vacating her post, according to her spokesman, James Bentley.
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And under the FAA's extremely high bar for vacating an award, Judge Furman said, the Kleins could not show the arbitration was tainted.
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Carlos Lopez-Cantera, who is battling in a heavily contested GOP primary to fill the Senate seat that the freshman senator is vacating.
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With Alvarez vacating his aforementioned WBC middleweight title to avoid facing his mandatory challenger in Golovkin, the fight has never seemed so distant.
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This morning, the Lyric Theater confirmed on Twitter and Facebook that Cirque Du Soleil will be vacating Broadway's Lyric Theater in April 2017.
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Transgender activist Sarah McBride is running for a Delaware state Senate seat a fellow Democrat is vacating at the end of his term.
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Nehlen is again running this year for Ryan's seat in Wisconsin, which Ryan will be vacating with his announced retirement from the House.
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The Times announced last year that they would be vacating at least eight floors in their iconic midtown space to drive down expenditures.
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Elizabeth Esty's seat, one she's vacating in the wake of blowback she faced over how she handled sexual harassment allegations against a staffer.
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Less than two weeks ago, Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed, a veteran diplomat from Mauritania, announced he was vacating the mediator post in February.
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That is a reversal or vacating rate of about 81 percent, which is higher than the average reversal rate of nearly 73 percent.
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Former President of the United States Barack Obama has had quite a bit of free time since vacating the Oval Office in 2016.
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Turkey has been poised to advance into northeast Syria to expel Kurdish fighters after U.S. troops began vacating part of the border strip.
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Almost a year ago, Lord & Taylor left New York City, vacating the 11-story building it had occupied for more than a century.
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Rosa Parks, a seamstress from Montgomery, Alabama, was arrested on December 1, 1955, for not vacating her bus seat for a white passenger.
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Subsequently, LaPolt hired the Atlanta-area attorney Abbi S. Taylor, who secured the vacating of the plea and the dismissal of the charges.
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The longtime host of Fox News' The Kelly File will be vacating her anchor chair for a new role at NBC News, PEOPLE confirms.
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It included cutting its supply of fruity and dessert-flavored nicotine pods to brick-and-mortar stores, and vacating its Facebook and Instagram pages.
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Beto O'Rourke is vacating this safely Democratic seat to run for Senate and the primary has a pretty stark contrast between its leading candidates.
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She indicated to Scharschmidt that another driver was eyeing the parking space she was vacating, and her vehicle was angled toward the dance floor.
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Patrick Murphy, who is vacating his seat to run for Senate, is a slightly GOP-leaning district that Democrats need to defend this cycle.
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WHEN HE WITHDREW FROM TPP IN THE VERY EARLY DAYS OF THE ADMINISTRATION, HE MADE IT CLEAR THAT WE WEREN'T VACATING INTERESTS IN ASIA.
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Good omen No. 3: The two sisters who were vacating the premises had somehow managed to carve out two bedrooms in the small space.
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New neighbors are expected soon, as the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester are said to be vacating Apartment 1, where they&aposve lived since 1972.
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" After Sarmina ruled, Williams issued a press release blasting the judge for vacating a death sentence "over a few handwritten notes and scraps of paper.
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Some users are already looking for alternatives, vacating the site for art networks Behance, Artstation and Pixiv, as well as plain old Instagram and Tumblr.
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"In vacating the district courts' preliminary injunctions, the majority sanctions the agency's gross overreach and puts its own policy preferences before the law," Paez wrote.
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When the Senate returns from recess, it will have the opportunity to consider vacating the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's final rule related to arbitration agreements.
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Superior Court Judge Laura Priver ruled Wilson had been deprived of his constitutional rights to a fair trial, vacating his conviction and ordering his immediate release.
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At stake in this latest decision was whether the judge would decide to vacate the Corps' initial EA entirely, therefore vacating the easement granted to ETP.
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The clemency decision comes amid a wave of new legal measures vacating convictions and expunging criminal records of child-trafficking victims, often called safe harbor laws.
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It was a result that seemed all but impossible even 10 months ago, when Jeff Sessions was confirmed as US attorney general, vacating his Senate seat.
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Other seats on the radar are the ones held by McCain in Arizona, Marco Rubio in Florida and Indiana's Dan Coats, who is vacating his seat.
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Two years after vacating an opinion by Judge Reinhardt forbidding states from banning same-sex couples from marrying, the Supreme Court adopted just that constitutional rule.
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"This group of 115 individual bondholders had appealed the vacating of the Injunctions by Judge Griesa, but have now withdrawn their appeals with prejudice," Pollack said.
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In the 21994 term, the Ninth Circuit's rate was nearly 22015 percent, still behind the 22.5 percent reversal or vacating rates of four other circuit courts.
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"As these households age and begin vacating housing, that could represent upwards of 20 million homes hitting the market through the mid-2030s," the report stated.
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Kalanick appointed himself to one of the vacant seats when he stepped down as CEO, vacating the seat that had been reserved for the chief executive.
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The D.C. Circuit sent that issue back to Jackson to see if she agreed that vacating the opinions in the 6-year-old case was appropriate.
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The ruling did not address the merits of Mr. Libous's appeal, and the opinion noted that the government had consented to the vacating of his conviction.
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Largely because Democrats are relying on such untested candidates, Arellano is notably bearish on their prospects everywhere in Orange County except the seat Issa is vacating.
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American sanctions against oil producers such as Iran and Venezuela meant Washington was vacating the moral high ground as a proponent of free markets, he argued.
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The article also misstated the year in which Representative Ann Kirkpatrick, who is vacating her United States House seat, defeated Andy Tobin, a former Arizona House speaker.
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That same pattern would now seem to favor Robert Jackson, one of the four candidates in the primary for the Senate seat that Mr. Espaillat is vacating.
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It's not uncommon to dump an unwanted player who refuses to leave into the youth team, in an attempt to shame the squatter into vacating the premise.
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The appeals court, in vacating the injunction Thursday, ruled that the district court had lacked subject-matter jurisdiction to adjudicate the players' union's appeal of the suspension.
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Those penalized by Trump's tariffs, however, have tried to paint the U.S. as no longer interested in free trade, vacating its traditional role on the global stage.
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Manfred and the league have drawn heavy criticism for not punishing players involved in the cheating scandal and for not vacating the Astros' 2017 World Series title.
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The seats Lujan Grisham and Pearce are vacating are reliably partisan, so the outcome of the congressional primaries will likely determine who the winner will be in November.
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The Canadian said that he needed time away from fighting on numerous occasions, citing personal reasons, before eventually vacating his title having officially announced his retirement-turned-hiatus.
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Chairman Wolfgang Reitzle, once again the most powerful man at Linde after vacating the CEO position two years ago, said the company would now concentrate on organic growth.
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The case was seen as a test for prosecutors in the wake of last year's Supreme Court ruling vacating the bribery conviction of former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) vacating the chair in a fit of frustration Wednesday as a striking example of just how toxic the political environment has become under Trump.
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The staff will begin moving there in July, vacating the downtown Art Deco headquarters, the paper's home since 1935 and a signature building in the Los Angeles skyline.
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Facing a narrow path to a majority, they are strenuously wooing Phil Bredesen, a former Tennessee governor, to run for the seat that Senator Bob Corker is vacating.
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The court noted the lengthy legal battle in explaining why it sent back several issues to the FCC to address, rather than vacating those portions of the order.
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Below is a list of who is retiring from Congress, who is vacating their seat to seek office elsewhere and who will leave before their term is up.
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Since in office, we've implemented bond and cannabis reform, we're leading the country in vacating wrongful convictions and funneling more resources toward violent crimes to keep communities safe.
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Vacating the party leadership is seen by some as a move to placate those within her party that might have sought to oust Merkel before her fourth term ends.
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Diaz de la Portilla lost his reelection bid to a Democrat in November, vacating the committee leadership role from which he'd made himself a bulwark against the NRA's agenda.
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So far, the UAE-backed southern forces have refused to quit military camps, while vacating other state institutions, as they believe it would weaken their hand, the sources said.
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Jeffrey acknowledged that Turkey was now negotiating with Moscow and Damascus over control of areas that Washington was vacating and were not covered by the U.S.-Turkish truce pact.
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Jeffrey acknowledged that Turkey was now negotiating with Moscow and Damascus over control of areas that Washington was vacating and were not covered by the U.S.-Turkish truce pact.
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Filed this morning by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, the core of the ruling is procedural, vacating an earlier injunction against a subpoena filed by Hood against Google.
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The commission, in a notice released on Wednesday, said it was vacating the patents' cancellation and remanding the case back to the trade judge, Thomas Pender, for further proceedings.
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The nation is seemingly at war with itself, vacating the center of dialogue and figuratively, at least, arming itself behind the barricades of deeply held but dramatically divergent beliefs.
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In fact, 6900 of the 2628 Republicans who are retiring or otherwise vacating their seats in 28503 are from the four Midwestern states of Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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As far back as 2000, a New York City housing court judge ruled that Mr. Trump filed a "spurious" lawsuit to harass a tenant into vacating a Trump building.
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Her supporters said the union attacks were motivated by her increased scrutiny on police misconduct, including vacating more than 90 convictions tied to one corrupt former sergeant, Ronald Watts.
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So he REALLY didn't like when we broke the news to him about the NCAA vacating all of ND's wins from the 2012 and 2103 season for academic misconduct.
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In the early 1980s, a New York City housing court judge ruled that Mr. Trump had filed a "spurious" lawsuit to harass a tenant into vacating a Trump building.
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"Vacating all summons warrants 10 years or older would achieve the goal of promoting fairness without compromising safety," Mr. Gonzalez, the acting Brooklyn district attorney, said in a statement.
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Some workers at an opposition-controlled local authority in Caracas were dodging the measure by vacating their offices as mandated but operating mobile units to carry out neighborhood visits.
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He first won his seat in 2002, vacating his spot in Congress for a failed Senate bid in 2008 before mounting a successful return to the House in 2010.
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Meanwhile, Republican Dusty Johnson and Democrat Timothy Bjorkman are duking it out for the House seat that Noem is vacating, with early polling signaling a strong lead for Johnson.
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Naveen Chopra, who served as Pandora's interim CEO following co-founder Tim Westergren's announcement that he was vacating all official positions with the company, will continue as chief financial officer.
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Many will be looking at a huge pay day, either by vacating that space entirely or by doubling up through channel-sharing technology on spectrum already occupied by other stations.
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Some U.S. states have enacted provisions that provide survivors the ability to seek a court order vacating or expunging criminal convictions entered against them that resulted from their trafficking situation.
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Therefore, in order to protect Public Health and Safety, it is recommended that you consider temporarily vacating yourself, other occupants, and pets, from the area during the Space Flight Activities.
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With Mr. Cheeks vacating his previous post, Paul Telegdy becomes the sole chairman of NBC Entertainment and will have responsibility for programming decisions at NBC, the most-watched broadcast network.
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It was not immediately clear where the company had relocated, but the receptionist said that Shadow had occupied the WeWork space for some time before vacating the co-working site.
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Despite its vacating of Mr. Silver's convictions in the scheme involving Dr. Taub, the panel noted that there was "overwhelming evidence that Silver knowingly accepted referrals in exchange" for action.
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The Justice Department argued vacating the injunctions would back the U.S. government's interests in supporting Argentine President Mauricio Macri's efforts to reverse prior economic policies and strengthen the country's economy.
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In its decision, the 9th Circuit undid the lower court's nationwide preliminary injunction — which had blocked Trump's order from taking effect across the country — by vacating that portion of the opinion.
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The 7th Circuit on Friday granted that request, vacating the earlier decision of its three-judge panel and setting a new round of oral arguments to be heard on Sept. 26.
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Since he also has no intention of vacating his post as he previously promised, he will surely find a way for MPs to block a no-deal Brexit if they wish.
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So when Mr Arpaio began touting himself as a possible contender for the US Senate seat that Jeff Flake is vacating, many Arizonans assumed he was seeking nothing more than publicity.
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RHP Mike Morin was optioned to Triple-A Salt Lake, vacating a spot on the roster for Alex Meyer, who started Thursday after being activated from the 10-day disabled list.
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In vacating Silver's 2015 conviction, the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Manhattan cited last year's Supreme Court decision throwing out the corruption conviction of former Virginia Gov.
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To Trump, this is Russia's 'final chance' The Trump administration is vacating its obligations under the treaty starting Saturday, meaning the United States will no longer be subject to its constraints.
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With approval ratings at historically low levels, Trump and the Republican Party will have to thread a needle in order to hold many of the competitive seats that Republicans are vacating.
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The International Boxing Federation, a sanctioning body, announced that it would punish boxers who compete in the Rio de Janeiro Olympics by removing them from its rankings or vacating their titles.
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The Syria that the United States military is vacating on President Trump's orders is a Balkanized version of the country that plunged into a calamitous civil war nearly eight years ago.
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On Monday, Cochran announced he was retiring and vacating his Senate seat on April 1, opening up the possibility that McDaniel could run in the special election to replace Cochran instead.
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United Airlines' Oscar Munoz CEO Oscar Munoz said in December he was vacating the position in May 2020 following nearly five years at the helmand will become United Airlines (UAL) chairman.
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Kastrenakes praised Sommerville as "a thoughtful and respectful young man" and said he was vacating the contempt finding and rescinding the sentence of probation, so it would not be on his record.
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Kim Il-kwang, a fisherman, said he had few qualms about vacating Seokri, the village where his family has lived for nine generations, chiefly because it was dying a natural death anyway.
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Johnny Isakson decided to run for the Senate, vacating his 6th district seat, Price took his conservative politics and passion for reforming health care to the national stage, getting elected in 2005.
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Southern Transitional Council (STC) sources told Reuters their forces, which had pulled back from the presidential palace and central bank, were vacating government institutions under the supervision of a Saudi-UAE delegation.
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While her work brought her close to members like McSally, who is vacating her seat to run for Senate, Marquez Peterson's interest in the intersection of politics and business started years ago.
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But the Villa fans are also unyielding, and that is why the players did little more than the typical quick clap toward the stands before vacating the field at the final whistle.
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" Foxx told me, "Any time I'm asked to sign off on the vacating of a conviction, there is that moment of thinking about what it means for the individual in that case.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, which rented Breuer's granite fortress from the relocated Whitney Museum of American Art in 20, will be vacating the building in July, three years ahead of schedule.
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After vacating her seat for a couple seasons, Stefani — who first joined the show in 2014 — is clearly giving returning coaches Shelton, John Legend and Kelly Clarkson a run for their money.
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But Mr. Stewart will soon be vacating his seat in the chamber debating that deal to seek a job that, for all its success as a political launching pad, has limited powers.
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Filed on Friday in Manhattan federal court, the lawsuit seeks an order vacating the permit, alleging that the structure would subject an estuarine sanctuary to unnecessary underwater development that will harm fish habitat.
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The administration urged the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to overturn two lower court decisions vacating the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' approval of the plans.
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In May, the Seattle City Council voted 218-212 against vacating a street on which a local investor had proposed building a new arena in an effort to attract a new NBA franchise.
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It is alleged that the eight men accused of the crime, all of whom are Hindu, plotted the girl's abduction as a means of scaring the predominately-Muslim nomads into vacating the region.
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Jacobs, who is still on Qualcomm's board after vacating the post of chairman last week, has informed other members of the board about his plan to launch a buyout, the FT said. on.ft.
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It might believe it holds the power here — though I would argue it does not — but, if so, it seems determined to level the playing field, by utterly vacating the moral high ground.
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A divided federal appeals court on Wednesday revived a Pennsylvania woman's design-defect lawsuit over a Zimmer Biomet hip implant, vacating a lower-court judge's ruling that the complaint was filed too late.
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What these numbers make clear is that, whatever Trump does to restrict immigration, there is no cavalry of white kids coming to fill the jobs that the mostly white baby boom is vacating.
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But it's a larger problem that worries me that real liberals are vacating the space of rational conversation on certain topics, race and sex and gender and wealth and power and religion and immigration.
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Still, Ware says he's incredibly proud of his team -- despite the NCAA vacating the title and all of the team's wins due to the stripper sex party scandal involving players, recruits and team officials.
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They reached an uneasy truce in 2010 when Mr. Espaillat, who was then in the State Assembly, ran for State Senate, and Mr. Linares ran to occupy the seat that Mr. Espaillat was vacating.
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Melanie Whelan is resigning from her position as chief executive officer of SoulCycle, effective Tuesday, the company told CNBC Make It. Whelan is also vacating her position as the director on the company's board.
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Rick Nolan, elected in 2012, is vacating his seat to join the ticket of gubernatorial candidate Lori Swanson, Republicans see a prime opportunity to win back control of a district Cook rates R+4.
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The U.S. Solicitor General's Office said the high court should hear Schlumberger's appeal of a ruling vacating part of a damages award in a patent infringement case the company won against rival ION Geophysical Corp.
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A federal judge in Manhattan on Tuesday revived three patents held by TiVo Research and Analytics, vacating a February ruling in favor of a market-research firm by now-retired U.S. District Judge Shira Scheindlin.
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After vacating the convictions of Mr. Irizarry, Ms. Burke and Mr. Burrell, the lawyers from the district attorney's Conviction Integrity Program referred Detective Franco's case to the Public Corruption Unit for investigation, Mr. Henry said.
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The concern remains that Brexit could cause a mass-exodus of jobs to other countries with large European agencies vacating their British headquarters and financial companies detailing plans to transfer jobs to keep servicing EU clients.
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Back in the 18th century, employees celebrated Saint Monday—"A customary practice of workers dropping their tools, vacating the factory and getting extremely inebriated on Monday mornings just as the work day was beginning," explains Fleming.
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Meanwhile, Amazon has committed to at least an additional 1 million square feet of leases for office space across from the Bellevue tower, including the building Expedia is vacating as it moves its headquarters to Seattle.
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While there will still be premium phones that cost less — Apple's rumored 6.1-inch LCD-based "iPhone 9" is expected to cost between $700-800 — the very best won't be vacating the $13,000+ range anytime soon.
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After prosecutors rested their case on Wednesday, defense lawyers renewed their argument that the Supreme Court's decision last year vacating the corruption conviction of former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell also undermined the bribery counts against Menendez.
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Former President Barack Obama criticized President Donald Trump for announcing on Thursday that the United States will withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, characterizing the decision as America vacating its leadership role on the world stage.
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The vice president's political clout was tested on Tuesday night in Texas, where he backed Bunni Pounds, a conservative activist, in a Republican primary for the Dallas-area House seat that Representative Jeb Hensarling is vacating.
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And making matters even more difficult for Bishop was the fact that 2018 election for the Ninth District seat was rocked by a ballot stuffing scandal that led to incumbent Republican Mark Harris vacating the seat.
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Nasdaq, which unveiled a cost-cutting plan last year, said it had taken charges for rebranding from "The NASDAQ OMX Group Inc" to "Nasdaq Inc", and costs linked to employee severance, vacating facilities and asset impairment.
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After renovations to offices at 15 and 22 Rue du Faubourg St.-Honoré, home to Lanvin's men's and women's boutiques, the brand will centralize its teams in those two buildings, vacating a third at number 17.
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Rick Scott — vacating a hotly contested seat as he attempts to win an election to the U.S. Senate — has spent $66.3 million (the most of any candidate) as Democratic incumbent Bill Nelson has spent $25.1 million.
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The message was intended to humorously convey that the sender is vacating the conversation, but some users were said they accidentally sent it to bosses, clients, and other people who might not appreciate a mic-dropping minion.
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Virginia State Board of Elections, previously made it all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, which had remanded the case back to a lower court for further judgment after vacating part of the court's previous ruling.
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Political experts have pointed out that by vacating the presidency, Mr. Zuma would make himself vulnerable to pending inquiries and corruption charges from before he took office that he has been able to deflect as the president.
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But as frustrated as Mr. Trump and his allies were that the Iran nuclear agreement did not curb what they regard as regional troublemaking by Iran, it is far from clear that vacating the deal will either.
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Filed on Wednesday in Missoula, Montana federal court, the lawsuit seeks an order vacating the government's approval of the expansion of the Bull Mountain Mine north of Billings, one of the largest underground mines in the country.
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Oil and gas companies based downtown or along the "Energy Corridor" — a mileslong stretch of Interstate 22008 west of downtown — scrambled to jettison excess space by vacating offices or by subleasing to other tenants at appealing rates.
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The districts in this bucket include the Omaha-area seat held by Don Bacon; the seats in suburban Houston and outside Dallas held by John Culberson and Pete Sessions, respectively; the two suburban Atlanta seats held by Karen Handel and Rob Woodall; David Young's seat outside Des Moines; the Tucson-area seat Martha McSally is vacating to run for the Senate from Arizona; the Lexington, Kentucky-area seat held by Andy Barr; the seats outside Detroit that Dave Trott is vacating and Mike Bishop is defending; and Kevin Yoder's seat in suburban Kansas City, Kansas.
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At 93 — soon to be 94 — the man has the telltale signs of a human on the brink of his centennial: The wrinkles that have taken up residence on his face show no interest in vacating the premises.
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With more than 85033 percent of votes counted, the country's electoral authorities stopped updating the numbers for hours — when the count came back online, Morales led by more than 10 points, vacating the need for a second round.
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Without its flashy stars and winning ways, Golden State does not attract the same level of ire from opposing fandoms as it did mere months ago, vacating the much-coveted title of "most hated franchise in the NBA."
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Harvard said that room and board costs will be pro-rated for the rest of the year for students who are vacating their housing, adding that more information on calculating and processing those refunds is still to come.
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"Vacating charges for misdemeanor marijuana possession is a necessary step to correct the injustices of what was a failed war on drugs, which disproportionately affected communities of color in Seattle," Mayor Jenny Durkan (D) said in a statement.
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And other Democrats are attempting the same approach, most notably Randy Bryce, an ironworker whose splashy announcement video helped him raise millions to run for the House seat Paul D. Ryan, the speaker of the House, is vacating.
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The ruling comes just weeks after a Massachusetts judge ordered the vacating of the murder conviction of Aaron Hernandez, a former New England Patriots tight end who in April hanged himself in prison before his appeal was completed.
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Denholm has been a Tesla board member since 2014, and is also the CFO of Telstra, a major Australian telecoms provider — a role which she will be vacating in order to take up the position at Tesla full time.
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In the 1st Congressional District, Ed Case – a solidly pro-business Democrat – emerged as the winner with 40 percent of the vote over six other candidates to win his party's nomination for the House seat that Hanabusa is vacating.
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Colleen HanabusaColleen Wakako HanabusaHawaii New Members 2628 Ige wins second term as Hawaii governor The Hill's Morning Report — Trump heads to New York to shore-up GOP districts MORE, who's vacating her seat to run in Hawaii's gubernatorial race.
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Stephanie O'Sullivan, the principal deputy director of national intelligence; Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs Toria Nuland; and Undersecretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy and the Environment Cathy Novelli will be vacating their positions, Reuters reported Thursday.
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The arrests of the men, who investigators allege plotted the girl's abduction as a means of scaring the predominately-Muslim nomads into vacating the region, has proved a lightning rod in a part of India simmering with religious tension.
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According to the Post, Hupp's involvement in the search included reaching out to a local real estate firm at a time when Pruitt was vacating a condo owned by the wife of a lobbyist for energy and transportation issues.
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Turkey has been poised to advance into northeast Syria since the U.S. troops began vacating the area in an abrupt policy shift by U.S. President Donald Trump widely criticised in Washington as a betrayal of America's allies, the Kurds.
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Turkey has been poised to advance into northeast Syria since the U.S. troops began vacating the area in an abrupt policy shift by U.S. President Donald Trump widely criticised in Washington as a betrayal of America's Kurdish militia allies.
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But the ruling was short-lived; Arkansas asked the state supreme court to reconsider Griffen's order, citing his personal opposition to the death penalty, and the supreme court agreed, vacating the order and removing the judge from the case.
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The initial arrests of the men, who prosecutors said plotted the girl's abduction as a means of scaring the predominately-Muslim nomads into vacating the region, proved to be a lightning rod in a part of India simmering with religious tensions.
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The judges cited a separate evidentiary issue in vacating the verdict and ordering a new trial, ruling that the trial court should not have allowed non-expert witnesses to speculate on Freeport Mayor Andrew Hardwick's motivations for choosing Burmudez over Barrella.
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The new director of the V&A, succeeding Martin Roth, who moved from Dresden, will be Tristram Hunt, a Labour MP and historian of the Victorian period, who is vacating his Stoke-on-Trent seat to take up the job.
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The trial comes two months after a federal appeals court ruled against the government in another high-profile case, vacating the conviction of a former Blackwater security contractor found guilty of first-degree murder in a 2007 mass shooting in Iraq.
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President Obama's closest neighbor died on Monday, just a few days after vacating the peace vigil encampment behind the White House that she had occupied for more than 30 years in what was considered the longest political protest in American history.
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The new rules are already being challenged in court, and the DOJ and FCC write that the same questions of legal authority and classification can be answered by vacating the 2016 ruling and considering them again in these new challenges.
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The first couple, just four days away from vacating the White House, ventured Monday to the Jobs Have Priority Naylor Road Family Shelter in southeast Washington to help residents paint a mural of Dr. King in the center's community room.
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Once Democrats began passing bills and issuing regulations, Republicans turned to federal courts, inventing novel, opportunistic legal theories and interpretations in the hope that conservative judges and the conservative Supreme Court would use them as pretext for vacating Obama's agenda.
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"Please let your 'ohana (family) know that the best thing to do is to avoid the gases by staying indoors with your windows shut, or by vacating the area when you perceive the gas emissions are affecting your breathing," he wrote.
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The National Labor Relations Board general counsel's office has asked the board to withdraw its decision vacating a ruling that made it more difficult for companies to be held liable for the labor law violations of their contractors and franchisees.
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The arrests of the men, who investigators allege plotted the girl's abduction as a means of scaring the predominately-Muslim nomads into vacating the region, has proved to be a lightning rod in a part of India simmering with religious tensions.
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However, vacating the standard was an honest acknowledgement that it did severely exacerbate the devastation and served as an excellent example of the threat posed by insufficiently studying the economic effects of an accounting standard the entire financial system must follow.
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The Wall Street Journal and New York Times both report that Neumann is expected to remain on as a chairman of We Company but is vacating his role as head of the firm following the public embarrassment of We's delayed IPO.
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"If it does however result in US companies, to one degree or another, vacating the China market that would presumably open opportunities for Chinese companies to fill the void," Stephen Olson, research fellow at the nonprofit Hinrich Foundation, said in an email Sunday.
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Of the six seats Republicans are vacating in Texas, two are so GOP-friendly as to be immune from the broader trends (non-white voters growing in number, white voters, especially suburban ones) moving away from the party -- at work in the state.
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"In the interest of the people of Kenya, the region and world at large, we believe that all will be best served by (opposition grouping) NASA vacating the presidential candidature of elections slated for 26th of October, 2017," Odinga told a news conference.
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He encouraged her to run for his seat in 2008 after vacating it due to term limits, and she ultimately prevailed in a crowded primary before winning the general election in a landslide victory that saw her take 90 percent of the votes.
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The deal is intended to halt a Turkish offensive into northeast Syria after U.S. troops began vacating the area, in a sudden policy shift by President Donald Trump that has been widely criticized in Washington as a betrayal of America's Kurdish allies.
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PHH challenged Cordray's move in the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia and, in October 2016, the Court ruled against the CFPB, vacating Cordray's additional fine, declaring the Bureau's leadership structure unconstitutional, and limiting the authority of the director.
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When he refused to serve in the plainly disastrous Vietnam War, vacating his title and serving jail time, he became to me and millions of others a hero every bit as powerful as Dr. King and other civil rights and antiwar leaders.
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LONDON — With the iconic Palace of Westminster, Britain's seat of Parliament, crumbling dangerously after decades of neglect, legislators moved a step closer on Thursday to agreeing on a plan for renovation, which includes vacating the entire building for at least six years.
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Susan Lax, the Kentucky women's sports information director at the time, said the most symbolic gesture was Barnhart's vacating a renovated administrative wing of Memorial Coliseum, the old arena that housed the athletic department and team offices at the time, for DeMoss.
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As Vox's Tara Golshan writes, Omar, a 36-year-old Somali refugee who immigrated to the United States as a teenager, beat a packed field of six candidates in the race to the seat Ellison is vacating to run for Minnesota attorney general.
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Before vacating the committee, Ryan directed House leadership, in cooperation with the House Ways and Means Committee, to create six task forces and launch a series of public hearings to address the "broken tax system" and develop policy recommendations for the new administration.
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WASHINGTON — Phil Bryant, the Republican governor of Mississippi, defied a last-minute appeal from the White House and announced Wednesday that he was appointing Cindy Hyde-Smith, the state's agricultural commissioner, to fill the seat Senator Thad Cochran is vacating next month.
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Then there's the Polish-French artist Marc Camille Chaimowicz, whose uncategorizable art — holistically conceived room-size works that smudge the line between decoration and installation — is inseparable from his own London apartments, one of which he is vacating after nearly 40 years.
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But the convictions of Mr. Silver and Mr. Skelos were overturned last year on appeal, after the Supreme Court, in vacating the conviction of a former governor of Virginia, Bob McDonnell, narrowed the kind of quid-pro-quo actions that could constitute corruption.
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From 21 to 1.73, the Supreme Court heard 21.7 cases from the Ninth Circuit, reversing 21 decisions and vacating 2000, according to a law journal article by Judge Timothy B. Dyk of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
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I recognize that in an age that privileges irony and cynicism, it can seem naïve and a little retrograde to desire to be engulfed, swept away, overcome — breathless language that in the context of a romantic relationship suggests a problematic vacating of agency.
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Mr. Pence and other high-profile conservatives also saw the limitations of their political clout, as their preferred candidate, Bunni Pounds, a conservative activist, was defeated in a Republican primary for the Dallas-area House seat that Representative Jeb Hensarling is vacating.
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And if the argument is that we are vacating territories in which terrorists are sure to flourish, why are major Democratic presidential candidates uniformly in favor of withdrawing from Afghanistan, to the guaranteed benefit of the Taliban and their inseparable allies in global jihad?
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"Unruly pets or an unwillingness to do the work to show the property — purging belongings, vacating the property for showings, removing pets from the home (especially loud or odorous pets), and a general attitude of not wanting to put your best foot forward," she said.
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" A humbling new home: "Soon-Shiong ... plans to relocate most of the 800 employees to El Segundo [in a building he owns near LAX] by the end of July, vacating the paper's iconic Art Deco headquarters in downtown Los Angeles — The Times' home since 1935.
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In a ruling last July vacating the district court injunction, the Eighth Circuit said that Judge Baker had "failed to make factual findings estimating the number of women burdened by the statute" and who would either forgo or postpone an abortion because of the law.
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But doubts have grown about their prospects in several others that initially appeared stronger opportunities, including the seat House Speaker Paul Ryan is vacating in Wisconsin, two seats in downstate Illinois and the high-profile challenge by former Marine pilot Amy McGrath to Rep.
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Adnan Syed, the subject of the first season of 2014 podcast phenomenon Serial, took a giant step closer to freedom on Thursday after an appellate court ruling upheld a previous circuit court ruling vacating his conviction of life sentence for murder and granting him a new trial.
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To the contrary, the Court made clear in Zubik v, Burwell that it was vacating the rulings so that the parties could try to negotiate a solution, and expressly stated that it was expressing "no view" on the merits of the case, despite Kavanaugh's claims otherwise.
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But he's also vacating the chief executive's fundamental responsibility to ensure the viability of his company for the long haul, and let me tell you: an FCA that leans on individuals buying gasoline-powered Jeeps isn't going to work as well in 2026 as it does in 2016.
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But that tenant is vacating the building at the end of the year, at which point all the floors will be dedicated to the social network, providing the employees of CCC a total office area of 10,000 square meters and a specially created "Relaxation Zone" with another 1,000 square meters.
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Rick NolanRichard (Rick) Michael NolanHold off on anti-mining hysteria until the facts are in Minnesota New Members 2628 Republicans pick up seat in Minnesota's 'Iron range' MORE (D-Minn.), who's also vacating his seat, won reelection by just a point, while Trump carried the district by nearly 28503 points.
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Two environmental groups who prevailed last month in a lawsuit challenging a Trump administration policy intended to help boost oil and gas development asked an Idaho federal court on Wednesday to extend their remedy by vacating the policy not just on the land related to the sage grouse but nationwide.
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CHICAGO — Rod R. Blagojevich, whose criminal sentence President Trump has commuted, became a household name when he was arrested 12 years ago on an explosive accusation: Prosecutors said he had tried to sell or trade to the highest bidder the Senate seat that Barack Obama was vacating to become the president.
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CHICAGO — Rod R. Blagojevich, whose criminal sentence President Trump has commuted, became a household name when he was arrested 12 years ago on an explosive accusation: Prosecutors said he had tried to sell or trade to the highest bidder the Senate seat that Barack Obama was vacating to become the president.
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"The court reaffirmed the importance of ensuring that its decision vacating Administrator Pruitt's unlawful suspension of these clean-air protections limiting oil and gas pollution swiftly take effect," said Peter Zalzal, a lawyer for the Environmental Defense Fund, one of the groups suing the agency, in a news release issued after the ruling.
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With essential elections this fall — in addition to Mr. Walker's re-election bid, Ms. Baldwin is in a tough race for a second term and House speaker Paul Ryan is vacating his seat — both parties are frantically battling to keep Wisconsin on a Trumpian path or pull it back toward the left.
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Arizona, despite the bluster of some of its Republican activists, is the state that has been home to Republicans willing sometimes to criticize President Trump, including John McCain, the iconic senator who died over the summer at the age of 81, and Jeff Flake, who is vacating the seat won by Ms. Sinema.
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Perhaps this is what John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) was thinking when he balked at vacating his Senate seat to become FBI director.
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In a terse order, the full appeals court said it would rehear a case involving a House Judiciary Committee subpoena to Donald F. McGahn II, President Trump's former White House counsel, vacating a 2-1 panel ruling last month that Congress could not sue to enforce its subpoenas of executive branch officials.
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But Democrats are targeting many of the seats on this list -- including the suburban seats held by Republicans John Culberson near Houston, Pete Sessions near Dallas, Rob Woodall near Atlanta, Carlos Curbelo in Miami, the Central Valley of California seat of Jeff Denham and the district that Royce is vacating in Orange County.
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Rep. Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment The US can't seem to live without Afghanistan 2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally MORE (D-Hawaii) in a pair of interviews Monday said vacating her role at the Democratic National Committee (DNC) is unrelated to her support for Sen.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit rejected claims by Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital and its lawyers at Jackson Lewis that an administrative judge arbitrarily upheld a $12,500 fine while vacating a citation levied on another hospital owned by the same company for allegedly similar conduct.
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CHICAGO — Rod R. Blagojevich, whose criminal sentence President Trump has said he may commute, became a household name when he was arrested 10 years ago on an explosive accusation: Prosecutors said he had tried to sell or trade to the highest bidder the Senate seat that Barack Obama was vacating to become the president.
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The university also issued a list of punitive actions that included a ban from postseason play this year for the men's basketball team, various recruiting restrictions, the loss of a couple of scholarships, a $215,2014 fine, the permanent banishment of one booster, a two-year disassociation from another — and the vacating of all wins from the 2013-14 season.
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Although news of her hospitalization was a legitimate cause of worry for many liberals – at 85, Ginsburg is the oldest justice on the Supreme Court, so vacating her position would provide an opening for President Donald Trump to appoint another conservative justice in her place – she has a history of bouncing back from potentially devastating medical diagnoses.
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Tim WalzTimothy (Tim) James WalzGun debate back in focus for states after mass shootings Minnesota program will pay homeowners to transform lawns into bee gardens as species inches closer to extinction Minnesota governor signs law making marital rape illegal MORE (D-Minn.) is vacating a seat that the president carried by nearly 15 points to run for governor.
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John DelaneyJohn Kevin DelaneyPoll: Nearly 4 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity Native American advocates question 85033 Democrats' commitment Head of flight attendants group claims 'broad support' for 'Medicare for All' among union members MORE (D-Md.), who is vacating his seat to run for the Democratic nomination for president in 2020.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturned on Wednesday a state court ruling that had found Houston-based Southwestern Energy was liable for trespass by extracting gas from underneath neighboring land via wells on its own property, vacating and remanding a decision that had vexed the state's fracking industry by potentially exposing it to a new form of liability.
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Linda had detested Stanley so much by the end of their marriage that she'd dedicated nearly every modicum of available energy toward the singular goal of his vacating the house—she hadn't given nearly as much thought to what it would be like after, the yawning of weekends and weeks glommed together, how early the days turned black once winter began.
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"We are disappointed that after years of back-and-forth the D.C. Circuit Court has ruled against reason in vacating certain key standards and remanding other portions of rules that, by most accounts, are reasonable and achievable despite the extensive technically sound information and test data provide to and relied upon by the EPA," Donna Harman, the group's president, said in a statement.
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I knew that she had got remarried, in late middle age, to a sweet, forgetful geophysicist, whom we called Uncle Lev, and moved with him to the nuclear-research town of Dubna—vacating the Stalin apartment for my parents, and then eventually for my brother—before moving back, a couple of years before I showed up, after Uncle Lev died in his sleep.
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This year, it might be tempting to think that working-class Americans don't have it so bad in politics, especially in light of recent candidates like Randy Bryce, the Wisconsin ironworker running for the US House seat Paul Ryan is vacating, or Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the former restaurant server whose primary election win over Democratic heavyweight Joe Crowley may go down as the single biggest election upset in 2018.
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The Hispanic question is so crucial because many high-profile races that could decide control of the House and of the Senate are happening in states with large Hispanic populations: Texas, which has a bevy of tight House contests in addition to the Cruz-O'Rourke Senate battle; Arizona, where the Democratic Senate candidate, Kyrsten Sinema, has a good chance of nabbing the seat that Jeff Flake, a Republican, is vacating; Nevada, California, Florida.
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