So I'm very action oriented and I listen for that.
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The Trump team likes to call themselves disruptive and action-oriented.
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By definition, objectives are significant, concrete, action oriented, and (ideally) inspirational.
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And Disney rolled out an action-oriented trailer during the Super Bowl.
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Later today, I'm going to try to be a bit more action-oriented.
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Expect to see a less cutesy, more action-oriented Chewie this time around.
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That's why we have sayings like, "More saving, more doing" — very action-oriented.
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It is a good idea to keep these memos short and action-oriented.
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They need to be disciplined, persistent, action-oriented, and focused, experts tell me.
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But the action oriented gameplay hinted at where Capcom would take the series.
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The action-oriented gameplay of Anthem was another reason to start something brand-new.
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" Allred added, "Meghan was action-oriented and wanted to know what she could do.
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GoPro primarily sells action-oriented cameras, but it recently made a foray into drones.
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On Saturday evening, the moon will break out that funk and enter action-oriented Aries!
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Repair is a less partisan but no less action-oriented phrase that Americans overwhelmingly embrace.
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It's a way of showing you're on top of things and that you're action oriented.
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It'll ensure your meetings start on time, stay on task, and are always action-oriented.
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Episode 7 answers these questions as it shifts into a thriller with action-oriented undertones.
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Then, support them with specific, action-oriented and value-generating onboarding when the time is right.
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If a wife was overly analytical and aloof, the new person is action oriented and effusive.
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Company leaders need to educate all employees about privilege and bias in an empathetic, action-oriented way.
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There is no need to go against nature by competing with more verbose and action-oriented extroverts.
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But Allen's characters are often more internal and philosophical than action-oriented, and Bobby is no exception.
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At the time, CORE was the most radical and action-oriented of the established civil rights organizations.
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"These brands look accessible and action-oriented, like an app on your phone," writes Lupton in an email.
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Spider-Man, Aquaman, Battle Angel Alita, Transformers… this is going to be an action-oriented holiday movie season.
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Though it's been some years since the original, violent action-oriented games still rule supreme in this industry.
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ABI simply doesn't have plans or action-oriented goals around the inclusion of LGBTQIA people and people of color.
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Sadly, its more overtly action-oriented trappings don't really work, and the film lacks any deeper themes or ideas.
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Meanwhile, the occultation of passionate, action-oriented Mars may prompt you to change your approach to a preexisting challenge.
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The action-oriented approach reflected a businessman's idea of how government should work: Issue orders and get it done.
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Roem's frustration is twofold, both as a member of the LGBTQ community and an all-around action-oriented, efficient person.
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This makes it clear that great performance is tied to having great purpose and being optimistic, transparent and action-oriented.
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"I knew I wanted it to be meditative and a bit meandering, not so linear and action oriented," he explains.
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A more prosaic "Hanna" could certainly succeed on its own terms in the crowded field of action-oriented conspiracy thriller.
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Scenes of him in windbreakers or work boots are a key part of his image as an action-oriented leader.
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Aim to be the daughter, boss, manager, dad, government employee who is action-oriented, organized, and disciplined during this crisis.
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Unlike traditional online role-playing games like "World of Warcraft," Amazon&aposs "New World" will have more action-oriented combat.
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While MBA students are action-oriented, Herson stressed the importance of scheduling time to reflect and reset goals as they change.
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Because the market has had an "incredible" run, many of these downgrades seem to be warranted and action oriented, Cramer said.
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We were looking at films that inspired us when we were students, where everything was 2D, hand-drawn, very action-oriented.
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It is time to stop polarizing this issue and start developing action-oriented solutions that will end gun violence in America.
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You've got a United Nations that is action-oriented; we've passed two resolutions on North Korea just in the last month.
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It's a lot packed into less than three minutes, and we even get another glimpse of the more action-oriented combat.
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You've got a United Nations that is action oriented, we've passed two resolutions on North Korea just in the last month.
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You've got a United Nations that is action oriented, we've passed two resolutions on North Korea just in the last month.
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We can pick the exercises we want to do, from action-oriented and precision shooting to shooting from cover and much more.
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And while it's a horror game, it's not the survival horror experience the director is known for, with more action-oriented gameplay.
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And so, we're building both high-performance product for elite and serious athletes, as well as very comfortable and action-oriented sportswear.
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But it remains to be seen whether a violent, action-oriented series like Gears is big enough to support an expanded universe.
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Watson credits Edith Wilson with softening President Woodrow Wilson's position on women's suffrage, and Eleanor Roosevelt was a famously action-oriented first lady.
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Sega's Sonic games featured a much faster-paced, action-oriented experience that a lot of Americans favored over the slow-moving Mario platformers.
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It's not a runaway ratings hit, and FX actually shied away from trying to broaden its appeal by making it more action-oriented.
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Berg has never really been given his due by critics, who have dismissed the action-oriented filmmaker as the thinking man's Michael Bay.
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To avoid a reply-all nightmare or confusion from your manager and coworkers, she recommends making specific, action-oriented requests in each email.
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I know that there may be action-oriented and big-name titles in the package now and in the future, and that's fine.
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The what for a good objective is something that must be significant, concrete, action-oriented and inspirational, but it need not be specific.
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It includes a lot detail on how the more action-oriented combat will work, but more importantly, it introduces fan favorites Tifa and Sephiroth.
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OKR calls for first setting objectives (the "O" in OKR), meaning what you want to accomplish; they should be significant, action-oriented and aspirational.
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Mars-ruled, action-oriented Aries had its time in the sun, but as of today we're officially in down-to-earth, sensual Taurus season.
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Preferably something that has an action-oriented plot, attractive people and high emotion, all of which are good motivators to keep the endorphins going.
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Mars retrograde is almost over, Aries—just two more weeks of sluggishness left as your action-oriented planetary ruler moves through hard-working Capricorn.
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He said "action-oriented speech" like "'Death to this' or 'I hope all people of this race die'" would be examples of unacceptable content.
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The original Resident Evil 3, after all, was also a more action-oriented game that focused on Jill and reused certain environments from 2.
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The original Resident Evil 3, after all, was also a more action-oriented game that focused on Jill and reused certain environments from 2.
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It makes sense that Anderson is enamored with the French photographer's style — both have a knack for producing work with action-oriented, childlike energy.
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It's very easy to connect your GoPro to your phone's Periscope app, and it's a great development for the more action-oriented livestreamers out there.
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Similarly, there was concern when Mass Effect introduced more action-oriented gameplay, and when the studio created a full-on MMO with The Old Republic.
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That way, players can go back and try the other option, which tends to be more or less action-oriented depending on the first choice.
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"To me it was the perfect response, because it managed to be outraged and disgusted but also action-oriented and funny at once," Bennett said.
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And "repair" may be "action-oriented" but right now there's no action associated with it: Republicans still have no idea what to do about Obamacare.
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In most action-oriented video games, which are almost always designed to satisfy male power fantasies, this confrontation would probably have gone down much differently.
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We also talk about love languages, and realize that we both have similar ones — we're more action-oriented and lean towards gifts and acts of service.
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Instead, individual members state their opinions ― with an explicit focus on action-oriented suggestions rather than problem elucidation ― which theoretically turns group counsel into individual counsel.
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Sitterson writes his Joes with big, bold personalities, and Milonogiannis draws them in a way so action-oriented they may as well have 16 points of articulation.
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The mood "was positive and action-oriented" on a call that afternoon with key donors and supporters, led by Demissie, Klapper and national finance director Lauren Dikis.
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I would say it depends -- are you an action oriented person or you&aposre somebody who need to just turn off the TV and turn off twitter?
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It sort of came hand in hand with taking her out of the cheerleading curb and moving her into something a little more action-oriented, cleaner silhouette.
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In this scene, the director Craig Zobel discusses how he wanted to introduce more satire into a film that, by this point, has been more action-oriented.
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While reading more about the virus can contribute to anxiety and even hysteria, much of what people are reading appears to be practical, informative, and action-oriented.
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"World Gone By," the elegiac 2015 novel that preceded this one, had a tragic grandeur that is never approached by this less credible, more action-oriented thriller.
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"Aries is a really fast moving, really kind of action-oriented sign, so getting stoned is kind of antithetical to what an Aries is all about," she says.
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Anime or manga that are more action-oriented, dramatic, or edgy tend to feature characters with narrower eyes, although women characters are still drawn with slightly larger eyes.
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Not only is she a brilliant, analytical and action-oriented executive, but she is a great leader because she wants every single person on the team to win.
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Mr. Helms had filibustered the bill and denounced Dr. King on the floor of the Senate as someone who advocated "action-oriented Marxism" and other "radical political" views.
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Workplace expert Leigh Stringer tells CNBC Make It that when email is used effectively, like for setting up meetings or communicating action-oriented requests, it simplifies your life.
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The energy gets a big boost as the sun connects with Mars on February 27—it's a confident, action-oriented, productive end to what started as a stressful month.
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It's also interesting playing FFXII after FFXV, which took many of its ideas — most notably a seamless open world and more action-oriented gameplay — and brought them a step further.
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Narratively, it's nothing like Incredibles 2, but for fans of Pixar's emotional bravery, it's a perfect complement to Bird's film: it's less action-oriented and more about impressions and feelings.
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"It sort of came hand in hand with taking her out of the cheerleading curb and moving her into something a little more action-oriented, cleaner silhouette," she told us.
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There's certainly an appetite for action-oriented spy thrillers: Amazon released Jack Ryan last year, an adaptation of the Tom Clancy character that recently received a modern surge in popularity.
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But for a 50-year-old franchise that rebooted itself in 2009 with a more action-oriented, Star Wars-ian vibe, the chaos that kicks off Beyond was a necessary step.
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I don't know what "American Made" is about, either — it looks vaguely action-oriented with a dash of the immorality that never scares Leonardo DiCaprio, and a squirt of political comedy.
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In the third round, ask the group to look at all the ideas they developed in the last round, and narrow it down to a list of specific, action-oriented recommendations.
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This logic can be applied to any sign: If you're an action-oriented, Mars-ruled Aries, you're probably better off looking at someone's body language than listening closely to their conversational style.
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Like "Daredevil" and "Jessica Jones," the show (seven of 13 episodes were available for review) uses film-noir ambience and rhythms to set itself apart from the usual action-oriented superhero adaptations.
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"Issue awareness ads would be allowed, issue action-oriented ads that are based on a specific policy are definitely not," the advertiser said, according to their interpretation of the meeting with Twitter.
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It's human nature to react — it feels action oriented — but that constant reacting and explaining can wear people out and it actually distracts us from and interferes with our efforts to improve performance.
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We think bringing action-oriented approach to genetic health could see Ancestry explore ways to funnel customers toward clinical drug trials or team up with large providers to help fuel precision medicine efforts.
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The new season is more action-oriented than the first, skipping across the continent of Africa and both sides of the Berlin Wall, abetted by some hefty exposition downloads and pop-cultural references.
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From the admittedly short glimpses of it, Déraciné looks like it will be a substantial departure from the action-oriented, horror approach of From Software's more recent and celebrated titles in the Soulsborne series.
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It is the largest number of Republicans ever to join an action-oriented climate initiative in "maybe ever," said Jay Butera, a congressional liaison for Citizens' Climate Lobby, which helped put together the resolution.
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"Reforming an organization ... whose rules were designed really for a talk shop in 1945 and transforming them into a much more field-oriented, service-oriented, action-oriented organization is a complicated process," Dujarric said.
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A businessman with no experience in public office, Mr. Trump has shown in his administration's opening days that he favors an action-oriented approach with little regard for the two other branches of government.
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We believe a similar, data-driven approach to preventing firearm-related injuries will save American lives and, as such, we urge the public to continue calling for action-oriented solutions to make communities safer.
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Last summer they were parked in SoHo in front of Patagonia, offering plant care demonstrations, seasonal collections of pottery by local artists and T-shirts and postcards with "environmental-action-oriented tasks," Ms. Summers said.
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Given his past interests and temperament, it seems likely that Michael T. Flynn, the retired lieutenant general whom Mr. Trump has picked as his national security adviser, will want an action-oriented National Security Council.
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As of late, the franchise has shifted focus somewhat; the most recent game was a mashup of Paper Mario and Mario & Luigi, while 2012's Sticker Star took the series in a more action-oriented direction.
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But he also is concentrating power and promoting action-oriented reformers like Mr. Wang and Mr. Liu — signaling his intention to address China's social and economic needs even as he gathers the means to do so.
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What was previously an action-oriented, even comedic cartoon — there's plenty of awkward teen romance and high school hijinks amid the self-reflective stuff — suddenly becomes an existential text slathered in religious symbolism and shocking character revelations.
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Although most of Mr. O'Brian's movies were westerns and other action-oriented features, he also acted in comedies, dramas and musicals, including "There's No Business Like Show Business" (1954), "Come Fly With Me" (20063) and "Twins" (1988).
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If the people you've been partnering with have been flip-flopping, unsure of what to do or how they feel, Mars in Aries will find them in a decisive, action-oriented mood—maybe even a little bossy!
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Because comic books are so visual and movement and action oriented, Coates said he had to acclimate to thinking about the visuals of the scene (where characters stand, the positioning of their bodies, etc.) before the words.
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The sound of an infant's cry arouses a far quicker and stronger response in action-oriented parts of the adult brain than do similarly loud or emotionally laden noises, like a dog barking or a neighbor weeping.
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For game makers, the growth of more complicated action-oriented games on mobile is raising development and marketing costs, a trend that will likely lead to more industry consolidation, said Joost van Dreunen, CEO of research firm SuperData.
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Originally titled Final Fantasy Versus XIII, the game was pitched as an action-oriented spin-off set in the same universe as, but otherwise mostly unrelated to, Final Fantasy XIII—which itself was announced on that day, as well.
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"The industry tends to think of girls as more nurturing and boys as more aggressive and violent," Gottlieb said, explaining that "Star Wars" has been deemed a "boy" toy because of its action-oriented plot and action figure-heavy merchandise.
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Going forward, as Jordan attempts to address the challenges it faces, it must find ways to forge a direct relationship between electoral outcomes, the composition of the next government, and a clear, action-oriented platform for government reform and economic growth.
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Many factors played into this decision, Mr. Soderbergh said, including the overall cost of the show — "when you get up into the $6 million an hour range, that's not cheap," he said — and Cinemax's decision to focus on action-oriented programming.
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I Think This Is Telling Me That My Ideal Career Is Either "Moody Assassin" or "The Guy Who Decides Which Trees Get Cut Down" According to the computer, my potential for stability is "low", which I think is because I'm so action-oriented.
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FFXV makes a lot of changes to the Final Fantasy formula — there's a large open world to explore, and fast, action-oriented battles — but its greatest achievement lies in those friendships, and making a grandiose story about a doomed planet into something intimate and personal.
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While Harry Potter's brand of spellcasting has typically been seen in games in a more action-oriented style gameplay, Fire Emblem's turn-based, back-and-forth combat could be perfect for the Wizarding World, which typically sees duels with a more call-and-response style.
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The film is something of a hard sell for widespread, mainstream audiences: it's more philosophical than action-oriented, it's distinctly weird and idiosyncratic, and it ends on an inconclusive moment that suggests a few different possibilities without explaining or committing to any of them.
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And as has often been the case with the studio's live-action remakes, the project has not been without some backlash since it was announced — including because the live-action version will apparently swap the musical heart of the original for something more action-oriented.
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Olof Skoog, the European Union's top diplomat at the U.N., said the EU wasn't happy with the initial draft but "we played hardball, I think it's fair to say," to produce "the most detailed and action-oriented political declaration ever adopted" by the commission.
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Prior to Resident Evil 4, the series was about slow-moving horror, but the 2005 Gamecube release introduced more action-oriented gameplay and is widely considered the pinnacle of the franchise (it's also been ported to a wide range of platforms, including the Nintendo Wii, PS3, and Xbox 360).
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"In 22020 and beyond, as companies continue to build action-oriented diversity and inclusion teams, we expect to see a wave of hiring for leaders and managers that will help carry forward the mission of building a more diverse and inclusive workforce," Glassdoor's chief economist, Andrew Chamberlain, wrote.
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The pattern that a lot of competitive games have used includes a few common features: games that are bursting with candy-colored action, oriented towards small-team play, and easy to understand but with stratospheric skill ceilings that allow for astonishing displays of ability on the part of pro players.
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The intentional slowness is for the better, not just because it draws a favorable contrast with action-oriented contemporaries, but also because it encourages the savoring of the craft's singular and incredible parlor trick: moments from the lives of the vanished staff can be played, fast-forwarded, and rewound in augmented reality.
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It's a big move for Amazon to take a character who's starred in five blockbuster movies (including 1990's The Hunt for Red October) to the small screen, but what's summer TV without an action-oriented series where a lot of stuff blows up and someone with a fantastic abdomen does awesome stunts?
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The season finale brought the two halves together, though: the army of the dead as the immediate threat, with Cersei's schemes, and the revelations about Jon's lineage (not to mention his new love affair with his aunt), setting the stage for a final season that will deliver on the political, dramatic, and action-oriented fronts.
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"We needed to be more aggressive and direct-action oriented toward how we were going to make our demand and hopefully win, which is not dissimilar from what Occupy was doing in terms of being more aggressive, taking the streets, taking arrests," said Jonathan Westin, now executive director of New York Communities for Change.
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Here's the full list of jargon, by state, below: Alabama: value add Alaska: corporate values Arkansas: driven results Arizona: build synergy California: tee up Colorado: change driver Connecticut: leverage expertise Delaware: exhibits good judgement Florida: win-win outcome Georgia: hit your numbers Hawaii: magic happens Iowa: exit strategy Idaho: achieve alignment Illinois: be action-oriented Indiana: fire in the belly Kansas: identify opportunity Kentucky: possess strength Louisiana: synergize Massachusetts: thought leaders Maryland: corporate alignment Maine: goes the extra mile Michigan: eye of the tiger Minnesota: face time Mississippi: bring to the table Missouri: company value Montana: strategic initiative Nebraska: overachiever Nevada: increase productivity New Hampshire: manage escalation New Jersey: in our DNA New Mexico: close the loop New York: herd cats North Carolina: good practice North Dakota: drives change Ohio: out of the park Oklahoma: bleeding edge Oregon: revolutioneering Pennsylvania: message alignment Rhode Island: push the envelope South Carolina: buy in South Dakota: reach out to you Tennessee: touch base Texas: statement of duties Utah: learnings Vermont: KPIs Virginia: not intimidated Washington: through the roof Washington, D.C.: shift the paradigm West Virginia: off the floor Wisconsin: blaze the trail Wyoming: strategic communications
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