The only other arrival activity at Vlissingen in February was the warranting of 85,100 tonnes of metal at Pacorini's sheds, a figure that exactly tallies with the pace of aluminium warranting last month.
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Nothing an American would view as warranting punishment, of course.
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Such heavy warranting activity normally implies a degree of premeditation.
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This was despite his rallies usually warranting up to 24 officers.
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It was added to a "monitoring list" of countries warranting closer scrutiny.
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It's how to encourage renewed usage of LME warranting that's now required.
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This is nothing warranting wall-to-wall speculation from the pundit class.
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Encouragingly, nations have at times judged the benefits as warranting the costs.
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The EO also asserted national security concerns as warranting the travel ban.
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Others are re-warranting metal that had been waiting physical load-out.
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Euros' worth linked to projects of Orban's son-in-law, warranting an
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The experts were cautious as radar probed for underground disturbances warranting further investigation.
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Apparently, I'm the go-to guy when it comes to puzzles warranting circles.
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Singapore, for example, saw 18,350 tonnes of warranting activity in Tuesday's stocks report.
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The role is now congressionally recognized as warranting the honor of burial at Arlington.
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And other disasters warranting insurance, like floods and fires, exhibit more predictable behavior than hackers.
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These incidents are often glossed over as isolated and not warranting any meaningful administrative response.
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And those who don't disable autocaps stand out like sore thumbs, potentially even warranting an unfollow.
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The size of the warranting points to the involvement of one of the market's bigger players.
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However, Smith was the stronger netminder down the stretch, warranting his selection by coach Bill Peters.
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And sometimes those procedures can last several hours, warranting a need for a distraction, like a toy.
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The last major warranting at New Orleans was in January when 40,000 tonnes hit the LME system.
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The board said the review "did not find evidence warranting removal" of Mr. Díaz from its ranks.
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"President Trump has engaged in the trifecta of constitutional misconduct warranting removal," the managers wrote in response.
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Even so, Manfred called Familia's conduct "inappropriate" that night, in violation of the policy and warranting discipline.
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A 12-time French Open champion doesn't win a dozen titles at Roland Garros without warranting that status.
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"Individually, their claims are small, scarcely of a size warranting the expense of seeking redress alone," she wrote.
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But immediately after the election, Zuckerberg was reluctant to admit fake news was a massive problem warranting urgent attention.
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The fact that the victim was so intoxicated was an "aggravating factor warranting a prison sentence," Ms. Kianerci wrote.
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Had Trump fired Comey immediately upon taking office, there would be little question about his conduct warranting such termination.
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But the bigger issue ... Dickerson says he doesn't think Zeke committed a crime or did ANYTHING warranting a punishment.
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It said the underlying ruling from which Trump was appealing was not a final ruling, warranting the appeal's dismissal.
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For any patient, a blood clot could be a life-threatening discovery warranting an immediate trip to the hospital.
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The F.B.I. announced on Sunday that its review of newly discovered Hillary Clinton emails found no evidence warranting charges.
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"There is credible evidence, warranting further investigation of high-level Saudi officials' individual liability, including the Crown Prince's", she said.
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He cited a headline in The Washington Post as evidence that Clinton's campaign was questioning his qualifications, warranting his response.
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They may all have a place in warranting a heavy sound, but above all it's got to be mind-bending.
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The report itself identifies the US, China, Japan, and UK as key players, with Israel and Canada also warranting mentions.
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"Almost any threat could be perceived as warranting some sort of response that's not only rhetorical, but operational," Blair said.
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Rocket Internet had flagged earlier this year that business was tough in India, warranting more investment by Global Fashion Group.
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What is new is that more scientific studies have emerged warranting the need to reduce exposures to cellphone radiation emissions.
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"The request for review is denied as it raises no substantial issue warranting review," the NLRB wrote in its decision.
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The demonstrations included a strong outcry against Chinese rule, and China promptly labeled them an "armed insurrection," warranting military action.
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"I ordered them brought in just like I order every character warranting suspicion brought to headquarters," the detective-inspector said.
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"There is credible evidence warranting further investigation of high-level Saudi officials' individual liability, including the crown prince's," she wrote.
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Such conduct, the prosecutors said, "suggests a dangerous level of denial and lack of self-control," warranting a prison sentence.
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The following week, riots broke out in dozens of cities, in multiple instances warranting the intervention of the National Guard.
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He added that the state had "not seen any information that would rise to the level of warranting" such a request.
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Each level is like an onion of jokes, warranting a few play throughs to catch a glimpse of all the goofs.
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Those groups would "develop a list of criteria identifying sets of post applicant populations warranting increased scrutiny," according to the cable.
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It said the stock was not expensive but that longer-term concerns remained, warranting a continued "hold" rating on the stock.
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When the military frames climate change this way, it says that climate change-driven conflict warranting a militarized response is inevitable.
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The decision: The Supreme Court held 8-1 that the search was reasonable since the men were acting suspiciously, warranting inquiry.
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"We found that no one individual's conduct rose to the level of warranting a federal prosecution of that person," he said.
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That much is evident from the occasional flurries of warranting activity such as that showing in Friday morning's LME stocks report.
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While booking him into jail, police allegedly discovered a small amount of methamphetamine in Brown's possession, warranting two additional drug-related charges.
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He said he was forced him to go into protective custody while in prison and his career was irreparably harmed, warranting damages.
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According to the court's rules, it takes up such requests only when the case is of "imperative public importance" warranting immediate review.
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This year, the $2.6 million budget allows only 88 nursing homes to receive the designation, though regulators identified 435 as warranting scrutiny.
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It's a book best read here and there, so many of the pieces being quick but dense, and warranting the reader's own reflection.
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The code is supposed to be used less often because it requires a comprehensive examination and sophisticated medical decision-making, warranting higher reimbursement.
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The attack raises questions about whether the use of chlorine has become a new "red line," warranting a response every time it's used.
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Police have said there were a number of complaints regarding Kaplan in the months leading up to his arrest, but nothing warranting an arrest.
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" Ginsburg said that the individual complaints can be very small in dollar terms, "scarcely of a size warranting the expense of seeking redress alone.
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Further, software accelerates KEYS top line growth and margin expansion ahead of consensus and buy side expectations, warranting a higher multiple for the stock.
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Internet companies might not have a physical presence in Europe but still make huge profits in from the continent, warranting heftier taxes, he said.
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They do not believe that climate change is real, or if it is real, that it is a serious risk warranting a strong policy response.
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The contents of the report were not disclosed, but it is expected to conclude that cars imports are a matter of national security, warranting action.
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The Senate's primary reason is likely to be that the wrongful behavior did not rise to the level of an offense warranting removal from office.
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"So now you have economic data warranting the Fed rate hiking cycle and expectations for other central banks pushed out a little bit," said Tomes.
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They also asked for a sentence on each of the aggravated battery counts and to determine which of those involved "severe bodily injury" warranting consecutive sentences.
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Israel's lawyer, Stuart Kaplan, said this week the sheriff did nothing warranting removal and his future should be left to Broward voters in the 2020 election.
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On March 17th Rex Tillerson, the secretary of state, gave broad instructions for consular officials to identify "populations warranting increased scrutiny" and adjust visa-processing accordingly.
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True, at times of market tightness shadow metal is readily available for warranting but the price comes in the form of time-spread tightness, sometimes severe.
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We continue communication with our federal and military partners and have not received official statement warranting any concern for imminent threat to Guam or the Marianas.
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A 2013 statement from the group said it's "a condition warranting more clinical research and experience before it might be considered for inclusion" in its manual.
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All three, in our view, likely see the economic outlook as warranting four one-quarter percent increases in the Fed's policy rate over the next year.
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The host says it was due to both mutual respect and the weight of the story warranting a response from both candidates on a national stage.
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A total of 36 countries were on this year's overall watch list of trade partners warranting additional bilateral engagement over these issues, including Russia and India.
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CME: The CME Group has reinstated approved status for warranting aluminium produced by United Company Rusal after U.S. sanctions were lifted against the company on Sunday.
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While citations are rampant across the industry, health inspectors have classified all but 1% of violations as minor and not warranting fines, the KHN analysis found.
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Sawaya's team found that for about 1.6 million of those patients, the test was potentially unnecessary, meaning there was likely no high-risk condition warranting it.
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There is still plenty of chatter on the "LME Street" that the party behind this month's earlier flurry of warranting activity may have more to do.
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The cluster from the ship is the largest concentration of coronavirus cases outside China, warranting its own category in data compiled by the World Health Organization.
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But as fellow legal educators, let's be clear to the American public: These two articles of impeachment are very serious business, warranting sober and serious scrutiny.
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The company will also close its Dennington factory in Australia due to a recent plunge in milk collections warranting lower production capacity, it said in a statement.
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Brian Stekloff, a lawyer for Bayer, on Tuesday said Monsanto went "above and beyond" to meet regulatory requirements, warranting a complete reversal of the punitive damages award.
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Long periods of falling inventory have tantalized with their promise of a tightening market, only for bullish expectations to be dashed by the mass re-warranting of metal.
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"Baylor undermined the authority of its Title IX coordinator," Dunn said in an interview, adding the probe indicates the office found Crawford's complaints credible and warranting further investigation.
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ADDITIONAL ENGAGEMENT A total of 36 countries were on this year's overall watch list of trade partners warranting additional bilateral engagement over these issues, including Russia and India.
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If we're to believe the ancient writings of the Greeks, the species was also considered to be culturally sacred, thus warranting the "protection" of deities Poseidon and Apollo.
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When he wasn't heaping scorn on various groups, Trump was busy inadvertently undermining his case that there's an emergency at the southern border warranting a national emergency declaration.
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Democrats argue that Tillerson, the chief executive of ExxonMobil who has come under fire for his ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin, is a special case warranting further scrutiny.
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Moreover, because the underlying facts potentially indicate behavior warranting impeachment, many members of Congress are sure to demand a recitation of the Mueller report's facts and its underlying documents.
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The state's decision, by the department's Inspector General Stuart Bowen Jr., came "without any evidence indicating an actual program violation warranting termination," Sparks wrote in his 42-page ruling.
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In a 2013 statement, the association said it&aposs "a condition warranting more clinical research and experience before it might be considered for inclusion" in its own diagnostic manual.
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Warranting, while associated with appearing more trustworthy, actually made high-SSP profiles appear even more arrogant, potentially decreasing the likelihood of the study participant's desire to get in contact.
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LONDON, Feb 1 (Reuters) - The CME Group has reinstated approved status for warranting aluminium produced by United Company Rusal after U.S. sanctions were lifted against the company on Sunday.
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Something presumably along the lines of LME Shield, the build-out of the existing LME Sword electronic warranting system to the non-warrant, off-exchange part of the market.
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"This Court finds that Plaintiff has not demonstrated that any subject video deposition contains scandalous, libelous, or other unduly prejudicial material warranting denial of media access," the judge wrote.
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"It should be remembered, though, that the very process by which a 'draft' evolves into a 'final' document can itself constitute a deliberative process warranting protection," the guidance says.
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"There's a very much higher standard at stake here," Philbin said, contending that the House managers "have failed at their burden of proof" for warranting Trump's removal from office.
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"We continue communication with our federal and military partners and have not received an official statement warranting any concern for imminent threat to Guam or the Marianas," he added.
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The examination of the project by Mr. Lopes, the federal prosecutor, has already found a series of "highly suspicious" potential irregularities warranting a criminal investigation, according to court documents.
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" (Portman statement) Pat Roberts Clinton: "Do these actions rise to the level envisioned by our founding fathers in the Constitution as 'high crimes and misdemeanors' so warranting removal from office?
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But he started a long tradition of looking at mental issues as problems to be explored and solved, rather than lost causes warranting detainment in a notoriously hellish sanitarium system.
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The equipment conducts a scan and alerts areas of the body warranting further inspection, which is often the case when a person's anatomy is inconsistent with the body type selected.
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At the same time, however, the fossils found in Callao Cave exhibit features unlike anything ever seen before, thus warranting the declaration of a completely new human species, Homo luzonensis.
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Communities ChangeThe second claim warranting pushback is the false assumption that alt-right "trolling" is equally interchangeable with 4chan and Anonymous, an assumption that posits static, ahistorical framings of both.
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Stocks may be sitting in what the exchange calls "shadow LME" storage, paying lower off-market rent but in or close to actual LME warehouses to facilitate warranting if required.
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There was also no evidence that "pay-to-play" exists on a scale warranting intervention, a reference to brokers forcing customers to buy consultancy services in return for insurance business.
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The police-department panel that reviews officer-involved shootings exonerated both officers, warranting "no further action," and the state attorney's office cleared them of any criminal wrongdoing the following year.
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Symptoms of thyroid dysfunction vary widely from person to person and tend to develop gradually, so patients and doctors may not recognize them as a problem warranting exploration and treatment.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Risks to South Korea's economic growth have risen mostly from outside the country, warranting stronger policy measures to support growth, the country's top presidential economic policy aide said.
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That the city accounted for all of today's mass warranting merely reinforces the message that nothing is ever quite as it appears when it comes to zinc in the Big Easy.
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And, conforming with that pattern, warranting of metal has taken place at a wide variety of LME good delivery points, including Hull in Britain, Bilbao in Spain and several U.S. locations.
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But the pace of expansion remains well below trend, warranting ECB easing next month, in our view," wrote economists at Morgan Stanley in a note to clients titled "Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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Italy also would not trim its huge debt in a "a particularly serious case of non-compliance" with the rules, the Commission said, warranting the launch of an excessive deficit procedure.
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Yet, she and her USF colleagues are also tasked with analyzing as much of the nearly 1,400 acre property as possible to identify any additional areas of interest warranting further investigation.
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The deliveries were concentrated on Singapore, where LME warehouses received 39,650 tons, although there was also significant warranting activity at South Korean locations (18,250 tons) and Kaohsiung in Taiwan (0003,850 tons).
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" She added that Mr. Milken, who was a senior executive at Drexel Burnham Lambert, had committed "serious crimes warranting serious punishment and the discomfort and opprobrium of being removed from society.
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Instead, the U.S. economy continues to tread water, warranting not only an assessment of "moderate" at best but also justifying further and sustained accommodative policy rather than a removal of such.
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Rather, it is metal that is being stored under financial terms explicitly stating that it must either be in an LME-registered shed or at the very least available for speedy warranting.
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The bank regulator changed its characterization of leveraged lending to an "issue warranting continued monitoring" from a "key risk," according to its semi-annual risk report for fall 2016 released on Thursday.
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The universal desire of patients to remain on study drug due to increased quality of life, coupled with strong safety record, and supported by concrete science provides ample evidence warranting accelerated approval.
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As important, our analysis strongly suggests that the jobs 3-D printing could add to the U.S. economy would include many roles requiring considerable skill, thus warranting relatively high levels of compensation.
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Further expansion of the program, from six conditions to all conditions warranting hospitalization, as some policymakers have advocated, makes little sense given legitimate concerns our study and others raise about its repercussions.
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Attempts to bypass lower courts are generally considered long-shots, as the court only takes up such requests when the case is deemed to be of "imperative public importance" warranting immediate review.
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"Our office has not received official statement warranting any concern for imminent threat to Guam or the Marianas," said George Charfauros, the Homeland Security adviser, referring also to a neighboring island chain.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is directing U.S. diplomatic missions to identify "populations warranting increased scrutiny" and to toughen screening for visa applicants in those groups, according to diplomatic cables seen by Reuters.
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If it does, Trump could be charged by the Republican-controlled House of Representatives with an impeachable "high crime or misdemeanor," warranting a trial before the Senate, and if convicted, removal from office.
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In its January statement, the Fed noted "international crosscurrents" and slower growth across a number of major economies as variables warranting a more sidelined approach to policy, at least for the time being.
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After James Madison made comments that were critical of impeachment for mere "maladministration," the Framers added "other high crimes and misdemeanors" to distinguish between unpopular policy choices and conduct warranting removal from office.
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"The commission has concluded that there is not clear and convincing evidence of bias, abuse of authority, or other basis to conclude that Judge Persky engaged in judicial misconduct warranting discipline," the commission said.
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" The exchange added: "LME warranting is used more broadly by metals market participants seeking to store and finance metal, many of who believe that liquidity and transparency would be enhanced by higher stock levels.
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And the occasional warranting of large tonnages of aluminium at non-Asian locations, such as the 19,900 tonnes that showed up in Rotterdam earlier this month, hints at what might be sitting off-market.
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This year has been a tipping point of sorts, starting with the two-day New York show warranting space in the sprawling Javits Center, and big brands like MAC and Target coming on board.
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According to the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service, the president does have the power to withhold foreign aid under certain conditions, including if there has been a significant change in the circumstances warranting the aid.
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The latest edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the American Psychiatric Association's clinical bible, recognizes "internet gaming disorder" — more or less the same thing — as a condition warranting more research.
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"The commission has concluded that there is not clear and convincing evidence of bias, abuse of authority, or other basis to conclude that Judge Persky engaged in judicial misconduct warranting discipline," read their official statement.
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"[Burton's] claims are based on an utter sham, and his false responses to discovery as well as production of forged records constitutes an abuse of the discovery process warranting terminating sanctions," according to the filing.
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Using Lidar, a laser-based technology that allows researchers to map the land and its surface characteristics, Kimmerle will now look at the entire 1,400-acre property to identify any additional areas warranting further investigation.
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"The risk that Petitioners will face a severe, and quite possibly fatal, infection if they remain in immigration detention constitutes irreparable harm warranting a TRO," US District Court Judge Analisa Torres wrote in her order.
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In short, they've explained and defended their position that in light of the prevailing understanding of what the Constitution means, requires and prohibits, the president's actions constituted "high crimes and misdemeanors" warranting conviction and removal.
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In 21999, the site was placed on the National Priorities List, warranting further investigation, by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which co-manages the site with the Navy and United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS).
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The move proved controversial among the Council, but Lagarde offered support to the bond-buying program and record low rates back in September, highlighting that the challenges warranting a highly accommodative policy stance had not diminished.
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Friday morning's LME stocks report, showing the warranting of 19,750 tonnes of zinc at New Orleans, is a timely reminder that there may be much more sitting out of the statistical light in the U.S. port.
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"This morning the economic news was generally favorable suggesting that ... the U.S. economy has improved to levels warranting something other that crises-level rates," said Terry Sandven, chief equity strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management in Minneapolis.
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A federal judge in Denver on Monday said comments on the safety of novelty magnet sets by a Democratic member of the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission amounted to bias warranting review of a 2017 recall order.
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A similar foundation for a national emergency, ostensibly warranting the imposition of martial law or exclusion orders, could evolve from Trump's promised policies banning Muslims, or people from nations predominantly Muslim, from traveling to the United States.
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Last month's sudden appearance of 2248,313 tonnes of zinc at LME sheds in Antwerp was a taster of the most recent 231,2850-tonne flow onto warrant in New Orleans, also the location of today's mass re-warranting.
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"This morning the economic news was generally favorable suggesting that ... the U.S. economy has improved to levels warranting something other that crisis-level rates," said Terry Sandven, chief equity strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management in Minneapolis.
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This is because appellate court judges by definition have broader authority than district court judges, and nominees to those courts are often more controversial and have more extensive records, warranting more preparation and questioning at a hearing.
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"The commission has concluded that there is not clear and convincing evidence of bias, abuse of authority, or other basis to conclude that Judge Persky engaged in judicial misconduct warranting discipline," the commission wrote in its ruling.
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While the island had received supplemental aid — some of which has yet to be disbursed — Democrats argued that the Trump administration has neglected the island, which does not have voting representation in Congress, warranting even more funds.
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The bill sent to Republican Governor Rick Scott requires at least 10 of 12 jurors to agree on death sentences in murder cases, and they must have unanimously agreed on the facts, or aggravating factors, warranting it.
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Adam Marshall, an attorney at the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, said that, while extremely rare, the most common situations warranting discovery are cases in which evidence is presented that the government acted in bad faith.
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In a unanimous decision, a panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the family suing Hoyt Archery Inc tried to rely on assertions not accepted by the scientific community, warranting summary judgment for the company.
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Congruent geographic patterns and likeness in population volume means that tech solutions achieved by startups in Southeast Asia could also function in Latin America — warranting heavier investment, especially when considering how much has been invested into Southeast Asia.
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The more than 2 percent gain in the Standard & Poor's 500 appears to be linked to the announcement on Sunday by James Comey, the F.B.I. director, that an examination of newly discovered Hillary Clinton's emails revealed nothing warranting charges.
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"The commission has concluded that there is not clear and convincing evidence of bias, abuse of authority or other basis to conclude that Judge Persky engaged in judicial misconduct warranting discipline," the panel wrote in a 12-page statement.
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Early reviews of the movie have been varied, with some calling it a "masterpiece" and warranting Oscar buzz while others have said that it too closely mirrors and even empathizes with the deluge of white nationalist and incel terrorism.
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"There is not clear and convincing evidence of bias, abuse of authority, or other basis to conclude that Judge Persky engaged in judicial misconduct warranting discipline," commission director and chief counsel Victoria B. Henley wrote in the panel's report.
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" The American Psychiatric Association's DSM-5, a manual that classifies mental disorders, lists Internet Gaming Disorder as "a condition warranting more clinical research and experience before it might be considered for inclusion in the main book as a formal disorder.
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"There is not clear and convincing evidence of bias, abuse of authority, or other basis to conclude that Judge Persky engaged injudicial misconduct warranting discipline," commission director and chief counsel Victoria B. Henley wrote in the panel's report, released Monday.
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"What they have told us are that expectations are remaining pretty stable about how the economy is going to perform," Bostic said, a counter to concerns raised about weakening global growth impacting the U.S. and warranting lower U.S. interest rates.
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Unlike security cameras that automatically record whenever there's movement in the frame, requiring users to review footage that was merely of their cat toying with the living room curtains, Sense will be able to tell when there's truly a concern warranting an alert.
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In a 2-1 decision on Thursday, the board denied an emergency request by European Imports Inc to delay an International Brotherhood of Teamsters local's election scheduled for later in the day, saying the company had not raised any issues warranting review.
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He denied the accusations and has stayed largely out of the public eye since, and earlier this month, the Pulitzer Prize board announced that following a five-month inquiry, they "did not find evidence warranting removal" of Mr. Díaz from the board.
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The plaintiffs' lawyers at Sanford Heisler Sharp in a filing in federal court in Washington D.C. on Tuesday said Jones Day's December motion for sanctions misrepresented the facts and did not allege conduct warranting the "extreme punishment" of dismissing some of their claims.
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The evidence against Michelle Carter, who was 18 when she was charged last year with involuntary manslaughter for the death of Conrad Roy III, does not amount to the "infliction or threat of serious bodily harm" warranting criminal charges, the documents, obtained by PEOPLE, state.
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The State Department has instructed embassy and consular officials to toughen security screening of visa applicants by identifying "populations warranting increased scrutiny" and instituting mandatory social media checks of people who have been in territory controlled by the Islamic State in Iraq in Syria.
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Later, Berman highlighted another graphic suggesting that the number of unauthorized border crossings has in fact steadily declined over the past decade — a trend at odds with Trump's insistence that the situation along the southern border constitutes an unprecedented crisis possibly warranting a national emergency declaration.
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Such deals will continue to be permitted but only for the original warranting party not subsequent buyers of that metal in the hope, and it is no more than that, that the market itself will adapt in a way that keeps more metal in the system.
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After spending two years observing no-excuses charter schools in New York City, the researcher Terrenda White was struck by the way the schools targeted elements of African American culture — such as the language students use at home with their family and friends — as misbehaviors warranting correction.
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"We are encouraged by 365 and other behind-the scenes initiatives, but believe it's prudent to wait for signs WFM is reaccelerating legacy business trends in FY17 before warranting a premium multiple needed to justify owning shares," Phil Terpolilli, an analyst at Wedbush, wrote in a research note Thursday.
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Responding vociferously by means of a press release, conference call and presentation to the detailed letter and presentation sent from Paul Singer's activist fund to its board on Monday, BHP said that all of Elliott's proposals had been considered at length and had fallen short of warranting pursuit.
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"At this moment, there is no reason warranting the government of the Republic of The Gambia to take a position, since the Togolese people continue to make efforts to find a solution to the crisis," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement after the Reuters interview was published.
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Over time, a build-up of non-preferred senior notes in combination with the bank's qualifying junior debt could result in a level of protection for preferred senior notes warranting a long-term rating one notch higher than the bank's Long-Term IDR and non-preferred senior debt ratings.
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Over time, a build-up of senior non-preferred notes in combination with the bank's qualifying junior debt could result in a level of protection for senior preferred notes warranting a long-term rating one notch higher than the bank's Long-Term IDR and senior non-preferred debt ratings.
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Over time, a build-up of senior non-preferred notes in combination with BNPP's qualifying junior debt (QJD) could result in a level of protection for senior preferred notes warranting a long-term rating one notch higher than the bank's Long-Term IDR and senior non-preferred debt ratings.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D) and Rick Scott, the state's Republican governor, separated by an ultra-narrow margin, warranting a hand recount under state law.
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None of the videos from the Chatman case show the entire encounter, leaving a key question about the shooting open to interpretation: Was there reason for the police officers chasing Mr. Chatman to feel threatened by him, or that he might pose a threat to other people — warranting the fatal shooting?
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But considering that the potential replacements for Mr. Rosenstein — Solicitor General Noel Francisco or the head of the Office of Legal Counsel, Steven Engel — have very little experience in counterintelligence and criminal matters, they would face an uphill battle justifying those decisions against seasoned prosecutors and in the face of evidence warranting otherwise.
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If a president is found, after an investigation in the House and a trial in the Senate, to have engaged in conduct warranting his removal from office, then it should not matter when that conduct occurred, particularly when, as in the case of the president, his actions did threaten the integrity of the next election.
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" Indeed, Gene Munster, senior research analyst at Piper Jaffray, wrote in a note last week that he recommends buying large-cap internet stocks at these levels despite the sell-off in the group, and describes this time as a "rare opportunity to buy pullbacks in companies with clear multiyear revenue earnings trajectories warranting higher valuations.
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Not only did they continue to deny having done anything warranting impeachment, but they also went on the offensive by painting Independent Prosecutor Starr as a fierce partisan, part of what Hillary Clinton called a "vast right-wing conspiracy," that didn't really care about what the framers intended to mean by high crimes and misdemeanors.
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"Because the D.C. court has determined that Manafort intentionally lied to the government, and the breach of the agreement was conceded by the defendant and found by the D.C. court, the government submits there are no outstanding issues warranting delay in proceeding to sentencing before this court," he said in a status report filed in court on Friday.
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Over time, a build-up of senior non-preferred notes in combination with Credit Agricole's already fairly significant qualifying junior debt (around 6.5% of risk-weighted assets at end-0003), could result in a level of protection for senior preferred notes warranting a long-term rating one notch higher than the bank's Long-Term IDR and non-preferred senior debt ratings.
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