"I'm optimistic that we can renegotiate the deal that's both advantageous to us and advantageous to Mexico, that's a win-win for both countries," said Steve Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary nominee, in his confirmation hearing.
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Trump also espouses policies that would be geopolitically advantageous to China.
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On the whole it was probably advantageous to be a woman.
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Also advantageous to Joyce was the epoch in which he wrote.
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This year might be the most advantageous to give to charity.
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It can be a strategic advantageous to be unpredictable with your enemies.
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It is financially advantageous to have a diverse set of corporate executives.
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Would it be advantageous to get to know your co-workers better?
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One found that NeuroTracker could be advantageous to doctors performing laparoscopic surgery.
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And those are not advantageous to the public, to employees or to consumers.
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Falkowitz says there are many reasons these arrangements are advantageous to his company.
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"Our belief is it will be advantageous to stakeholders in Morrisons," he said.
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But when everyone's doing something, it becomes relatively less advantageous to be doing it.
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"Why should we play in a way that's not advantageous to us?" he asked.
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They're bound to reject that deal, preferring to wait for one more advantageous to them.
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The situation in the Senate is different, given a battleground that is advantageous to Republicans.
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As actual and perceived threats continue to emerge, it remains politically advantageous to peddle fear.
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But the weather forecast did not look particularly advantageous to containment efforts, Ms. Belongie said.
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It's advantageous to have a broad network to help you gain new perspectives and knowledge.
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Couples running a business together say it's advantageous to be on the same workday cycle.
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Moreover, once the Constitution was ratified, the new federal government's policies were advantageous to poorer Americans.
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PSA: In D2 it's no longer advantageous to equip your most powerful gear when decrypting Engrams.
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"A trade war or an exchange rate war won't be advantageous to any country," Zhang added.
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Despite this, "it's still advantageous to book income overseas," Toder noted while speaking with The Hill.
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I believe this is something that would be advantageous to all of us, not just minorities.
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According to Chinese culture, dog meat is advantageous to cooling the human body during the summer season.
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Therefore, it may be advantageous to find ways to consume cocoa in forms other than chocolate bars.
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The fact that the N.C.A.A. has been branded an antitrust violator is hugely advantageous to the plaintiffs.
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Details: Yesterday's executive order requires regulatory changes advantageous to Medicare Advantage, which is run by private insurers.
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But when asked if that meant he believes a black candidate is advantageous to the party, Fuhs demurred.
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This is where your legal team or outside counsel becomes even more advantageous to you as a founder.
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"It's completely normal and frankly advantageous to spend a lot of time with a new partner," she says.
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It seems more advantageous to simply reach people through channels they are familiar with and accustomed to using.
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Furthermore, its stakes in Mapbox and Cruise Automation are advantageous to SB Drive, its own autonomous vehicles effort.
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Tech companies are now so diverse that it's no longer advantageous to be seen as a monolithic bloc.
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That might not be advantageous to the economy when in fact employers also need workers with fewer skills.
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The most advantageous to you — at least in the short run — is to keep your plans to yourself.
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Smith, who has not shied away from criticizing Trump, said that the meeting was largely advantageous to Kim.
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It's quite another to come up with an arrangement that is more advantageous to American workers and businesses.
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SWAN: Yes but different in a way certainly during the campaign season that actually was advantageous to Donald Trump.
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Christine takes advantage of situations in ways that she thinks will be advantageous to her in the long run.
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Long hitters such as McIlroy need not hit their driver often but it can be advantageous to do so.
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It will be advantageous to him to have a United States of America, not a divided states of America.
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In business, they thought it was more advantageous to have them later, after they had built up work experience.
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In general, Clinton's tax plan is less advantageous to the financial industry and more conducive to jobs-intensive enterprises.
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In aggregate, these changes could be advantageous to younger and healthier enrollees who want skimpier (and cheaper) benefit packages.
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While it's advantageous to start early, if you're nearing 40 and only have a paltry amount put away, don't panic.
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The 2007 annual report for his International Textile Group called NAFTA "advantageous to the company" because of its factories there.
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However, knowing what we do, it could be more advantageous to start raising money a couple months earlier, in January.
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He has spent this entire election attacking anyone and everyone whom he felt it would be politically advantageous to attack.
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Hofeller concluded that the change "would be advantageous to Republicans and non-Hispanic whites" because it would dilute Hispanic representation.
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Only one out of 85033 taxpayers would find it advantageous to continue to itemize deductions once the change takes place.
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The politics of health care, so advantageous to Republicans for most of this decade, have been turned upside-down in 2018.
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"However, it could also be advantageous to take inventory of other unfulfilled goals and build on your recent success," she says.
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And if you absolutely must take a loan, it may be more advantageous to secure those funds from elsewhere, Curtis said.
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"To be able to fix your mistake before the game ends is certainly something that&aposs advantageous to all of us."
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Critics have said that the deal is too advantageous to North Korea, and does not secure enough for the United States.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that it would be advantageous to have Russia back to the G7/G8 group.
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The terms tend to be too advantageous to holders, while for the victims of pandemics, any payout may come too late.
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He can dominate the media conversation to make sure they are talking about subjects that are most advantageous to him politically.
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Meanwhile, plans to boost infrastructure in the country are expected to be advantageous to companies in sectors involved in that development.
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"You have been tasked with pressuring Dr. Ford to agree to conditions that you find advantageous to the nominee," Katz wrote.
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He started his career as a centrist and only apparently moved to the right when it was politically advantageous to do so.
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Considering the potentially multitudinous market/workforce on the "other side," it seems both crucial and advantageous to conduct further research on Leda.
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"It's advantageous to have many TV channels," said Nganga, who was limited to a few local Kenyan stations before the Chinese dish.
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The Education Department said in court filings that the bids chosen were "the most advantageous to the government," according to The Post.
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And while he shared the same qualms as Ryan over Trump's candidacy, he saw it as advantageous to endorse him right away.
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MEXICO HAS 200 TREATIES WITH OTHER COUNTRIESTHAT MAKE IT VERY ADVANTAGEOUS TO DO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING FROM MEXICO RATHERTHAN FROM THE UNITED STATES.
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Having that amount banked can be particularly advantageous to future high-earners who will reach the Roth cap early in their careers.
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"The tax law will be very advantageous to us, and I think you'll see it spawn a lot of growth," he said.
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But, while it's advantageous to start early, if you're in your mid-30s and only have a paltry amount put away, don't panic.
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You've been passively behaving in a way that's advantageous to your long-term prosperity, and you start to think of yourself that way.
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Given the fact that we live an entire lifetime longer than our parents and grandparents, it's very advantageous to be a late bloomer.
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Dr. Scott Heppell of Oregon State University says that the phenomenon of sex-change among some animals can be advantageous to the species.
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The Seahawks (29.5-3) are hardly worldbeaters, but playing one of their eight road games at a neutral site is advantageous to them.
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"When it was politically advantageous to him to say, 'Hey, counties, I'll pick up this cost,' then he said that," Mr. Rivera said.
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As local lawmakers pointed out, Ms. Heitkamp may find it politically advantageous to cozy up to the most popular figure in the state.
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Background reading: President Trump has sought to use the migrant caravan from Honduras to spread a narrative that is politically advantageous to Republicans.
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The result could be a troubled loan on a firm's book with documentation that is more advantageous to the borrower than the lender.
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Or is it more advantageous to be stripped of almost every privilege, as has happened in France, and be freer to speak one's mind?
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That mechanism may well have come about, Ms Chaney suspects, because it was advantageous to go into labour when most help was to hand.
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China's economy has grown, in part fueled by the illicit appropriation of American technology, while the military balance is ever more advantageous to Beijing.
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As a workable alternative to fluency, Schwartz explained that he found it "most advantageous" to at least learn key phrases required on his travels.
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I'd love to see them shoulder the burden of justifying "diverse" hires to upper management, seeing as it would actually be advantageous to them.
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The answer is that it's been politically advantageous to the Palestinian leadership and to Israel's Arab neighbors who work to ensure the conflict continues.
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The Turkish-European relationship is in a state of chaos these days, and Erdoğan has found it politically advantageous to throw fuel on the fire.
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My karate days have left me with a desire to control the distance at all times and only engage when it is advantageous to me.
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But it's telling that some US-based companies are willing to embrace the lax privacy ethos of other countries whenever it is advantageous to them.
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The most prevalent theory of all is that Jenner is keeping with the family plan of not revealing anything until it's most advantageous to them.
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Given Russia's geographical positioning, it is advantageous to participate in China's growth and strategically important for Moscow to maintain sovereignty over its own Far East.
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Miriama Seeti, a markets store owner in Apia, said it was advantageous to have community members taking on culturally feminine roles with a man's muscle.
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According to an article in the Harvard Business Review by Carolyn Webb, it's advantageous to tell that annoying coworker that they're annoying for two reasons.
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In fact, because of the way the transaction processing market works, the Durbin amendment has disrupted pricing structures that were advantageous to many small businesses.
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If she meets her goal, she would have the means to travel to and from the competitions that are advantageous to her career to attend.
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Clinton's natural home is in the pro-business center, a position that will be advantageous to her and Democrats in the short term at least.
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That's why experts generally advise you to hold off, unless personal circumstances, such as health or marital status, make it more advantageous to claim earlier.
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While some traits resulting from this mutation may seem unfavorable today, they were advantageous to early humans venturing out of Africa about 60,000 years ago.
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Trump didn't announce the stock sale at the time, and hasn't mentioned it since, even when it would have been politically advantageous to do so.
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"To sit him, I don't think it'd be advantageous to do that," head coach Steve Wilks said, adding that he doesn't see Rosen developing bad habits.
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It's awfully advantageous to not see politics even when, say, starring in a story about one of the most divisive and politicized events in recent history.
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State prosecutors had argued some contracts negotiated with the U.S. bank were speculative in nature and contained termination clauses that were overly advantageous to the bank.
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Critics from both parties have said that the deal is advantageous to North Korea and that Trump did not secure enough for the U.S. in return.
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He understands that the moment we live in is advantageous to him, and that what is good for Dollar General is not necessarily good for workers.
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State prosecutors had argued that some contracts negotiated with Morgan Stanley were speculative in nature and contained termination clauses that were overly advantageous to the bank.
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Hence, if NATO collapsed or if the alliance was put under major strains then it would be advantageous to the Kremlin and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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A glance at Trump's approval ratings, however, does make it clear that the shift in the news environment since 2017 has been advantageous to his cause.
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Previous documents revealed a Republican consultant found a citizenship question would be "advantageous to Republicans and Non-Hispanic Whites" when it comes to drawing voting lines.
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This does not improve security for the passengers, it simply moves the point at which they can be targeted to a place much more advantageous to terrorists.
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The Air Force Flight Plan says in a situation where computers can make decisions faster than humans, it might be advantageous to hand over control to machines.
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"Switching from coal to gas is always advantageous to the climate over the long term, but the short-term benefits depend on minimising methane emissions," he says.
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"Accepting the debt restructuring will be more advantageous to improve the fund's returns," NPS, the world's third-largest pension fund, said in a statement earlier on Monday.
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EDF has said the current price is too low and the mechanism is one-sided as its competitors only use it when it is advantageous to them.
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At the same time, the primary calendar doesn't become less favorable and may even become more advantageous to him, depending on which candidates stay in the race.
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He concluded in a 2015 study that a citizenship question would be "advantageous to Republicans and Non-Hispanic Whites" in redrawing electoral districts based on census data.
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I asked Wired's resident physicist, Rhett Allain, about whether it's advantageous to have a big belly, particularly given that you spin in circles before hurling the object.
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Tribal epistemology evaluates facts, information, and narratives primarily on whether they are advantageous to the tribe in their war against the opposing tribe (in this case, liberals).
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"The situation is advantageous to the controlling bloc, because the shareholders acknowledge that there is so much value to be captured with this initiative," said the first person.
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And finally, there is this point, too: The nuclear agreement is so advantageous to Iran that it just wouldn't be in Tehran's interest to violate the terms anyway.
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Since the appointment of its new director general, the ministry has ruled on a series of decisions that have been highly advantageous to Bezeq, Israel's largest telecommunications group.
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Former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) reportedly said the death of Iowa college student Mollie Tibbetts could be politically advantageous to Republicans heading into the November midterm elections.
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Right now there are numerous bodies and agencies and victims' groups, each with its own particular mission, but in my view this situation is not advantageous to anybody.
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"I've always thought the O'Bannon result was more advantageous to us than it was to them," Jeffrey Kessler, the lead lawyer in the Jenkins case, said on Monday.
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Although opting into RAMP sounds advantageous to the veteran, without clear procedures in place and full information, the veteran has no guarantee of a faster, higher quality decision.
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Trump first spoke publicly about the possibility on Sunday, telling reporters it would mirror a "large real estate deal" and could be strategically advantageous to the United States.
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The president, while giving up nothing in terms of international sanctions, gave himself up in a way that was extremely advantageous to the prestige-starved North Korean regime.
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The "MAC list" and "maximum reimbursement amount" also permit Express Scripts to pay for drugs in a way that is "most advantageous to them," according to a source.
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Here — irony alert — the administration is using the United Nations to call Mr. Putin's latest bluff: a peacekeeping force for eastern Ukraine on terms grossly advantageous to Moscow.
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If pro-lifers are to put their best foot forward, it seems most strategic and advantageous to start just on the cusp of where the court left off.
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The oil company alleges NARL ran the refinery at more than 90,000 bpd to capitalize on the incentive - even when it was not economically advantageous to do so.
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With American health care costs higher than those in most developed countries, it may be advantageous to choose a local plan at your destination over an international one.
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With the president's wall having become a flash point, the political costs to Democrats for cutting a deal seen as advantageous to Mr. Trump would be steep. 2.
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That "would be advantageous to Republicans and Non-Hispanic Whites" and "would clearly be a disadvantage for the Democrats," Hofeller wrote in his study, according to the court documents.
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But with cloud infrastructure, faster internet speeds in more remote areas and a new generation of communications and collaboration tools, more companies are finding it advantageous to hire elsewhere.
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What they're saying: "Not only is it advantageous [to talk about Trump], but it's necessary," said Paul Maslin, a Democratic strategist who was Howard Dean's campaign pollster in 2004.
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Back in the Paleolithic days, the story would go, it was advantageous to differentiate living from nonliving things, to assume that things had causes, to see patterns in nature.
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There's a good reason why the FBI might not ask the NSA: It is advantageous to the FBI to set a legal precedent here by forcing Apple to cooperate.
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In concept, this idea seems advantageous to the driver who can make a safe entrance into faster traffic, while relieving any cognitive burden of having to change lanes manually.
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If you believe that 350 microseconds is advantageous to some investors, as IEX does, then you expect other exchanges will be forced to adopt their own latency to compete.
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Bryson DeChambeau, who majored in physics at university, turned some heads last year when he said his analysis had determined it was generally advantageous to leave the pin in.
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"The more 'politics' continues to become a series of cultural skirmishes and less about policy, the more the two parties find it advantageous to represent different worldviews," he says.
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" The map drawers, in this case, included the late Republican strategist and redistricting expert Thomas Hofeller, who sought to create political maps "advantageous to Republicans and Non-Hispanic Whites.
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AND WELL, IT WAS ADVANTAGEOUS IF YOU HAD A LOSS IN SHARES AND WE DID IN SOME, IBM, IT WAS ADVANTAGEOUS TO SELL LAST YEAR RATHER THAN THIS YEAR.
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Pattern bargaining conveys 'first-mover advantages' to the lead company where they can craft an agreement that is advantageous to them but more difficult for one of their competitors.
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However, many users regularly ignore that advice in the hopes of making connections advantageous to their careers—a fact that experts say make it a prime hunting ground for spies.
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For now, at least, many businesses, are finding it more advantageous to hire more workers than to invest in new technology or equipment to increase output and meet growing demand.
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It can be more financially advantageous to work with a broker when, say, buying a stock you plan to hold for the long term, since there isn't a recurring fee.
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But even the good actors play on a field advantageous to them, as they exploit rules that create opacity, prevent accountability for their harmful effects, and preserve unjustifiable tax advantages.
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This could include telling you when it may be advantageous to overpay and giving you an easy to understand dashboard that clearly shows where you are at in the repayment process.
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So as the island starts to fill up it becomes more advantageous to put a building where trees are, since there are fewer opportunities for you to earn points from them.
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Since food labels often do not identify the region where produce was grown, this can be tricky, and it may be most advantageous to completely avoid romaine for the time being.
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But for a swimmer, whose arms are constantly in motion, Roka Sports believes it's advantageous to instead design a wetsuit with an athlete's arms raised and reaching for the next stroke.
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"Mexico has 44 treaties with other countries that make it very advantageous to do international shipping from Mexico rather than from the United States," Ross said in a "Squawk Box" interview.
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Foreign miners in Southeast Asia's largest economy must prove their businesses are advantageous to the country, warned Indonesian Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati, as her government faces allegations of resource nationalism.
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One consideration may be whether there are areas of the border where it is operationally advantageous to replace existing barriers with the more robust barriers that the president has called for.
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His presence on the site, however, highlights how his personal grievances do little to stop the president and his team from taking advantage of platforms that could be advantageous to him.
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But the provision will still hit individuals with full force, mandating that stock sellers unload their oldest shares first rather than picking the ones that are most tax-advantageous to sell.
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The change in what are called 529 College Savings Plans was designed to make the program more advantageous to people with moderate incomes and less so for those with high incomes.
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"Our results showed that responsive parenting is helpful for all children, but it may be particularly advantageous to children's language when they are raised in families experiencing social disadvantage," Madigan said.
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Yet while Bayern's dominance might have been advantageous to the national team, and domestic interest in the Bundesliga has yet to wane, a lopsided league has not endeared itself to fans overseas.
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Nordstrom traditionally allows Nordstrom card holders to access the deals first, an exclusivity move that a recent report by Avionos found may be advantageous to setting it apart from competitors like Amazon.
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During the Cold War, when Moscow felt threatened by the prospect of an American arms buildup, it proposed arms control agreements, preferably advantageous to Russia at the expense of the United States.
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Mr. Hofeller's exhaustive analysis of Texas state legislative districts concluded that such maps "would be advantageous to Republicans and non-Hispanic whites," and would dilute the political power of the state's Hispanics.
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Old folks are repositories of extended cultural memory: it would seem to be advantageous to have a few senior citizens around who know what to do, so to speak, when winter comes.
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For instance, Rezvani worked with a client who was a fabric buyer breaking into an unrelated field, but she emphasized how her experience negotiating rates could be advantageous to her new employer.
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"A Medicare MSA may be advantageous to a sophisticated person with a spreadsheet, but it's a difficult sales pitch," said Rob Pipich, a principal and consulting actuary for Milliman in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
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"It's really in support of the tax and regulatory policies that we see the president pushing forward that make it advantageous to do manufacturing in the US," Krzanich said during the press conference.
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Something that you've written on previously is the degree to which the deal Epstein initially received from Acosta, the non-prosecution agreement, was extremely advantageous to Epstein and disadvantageous to his alleged victims.
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"The whole point of the show is that to succeed you need to make friends, and people feel it's advantageous to drink and hook up and find a boyfriend or girlfriend," he adds.
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It is advantageous to the person making the reservation because, theoretically, it will save the burden of calling when the restaurant is open and the hassle of dealing with busy signals and callbacks.
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Keshia can't believe Shannon would go against the alliance like that, but she still has not explained why taking Chuck off the block and nominating Mark would be that advantageous to the alliance.
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While some may believe that multilateral deals are less advantageous to American companies, the fact is that U.S. companies stand to benefit the most from a more uniform and standardized global trade environment.
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Tuesday's defeat on terms considered advantageous to Bayer sets up the second phase to be even tougher and limits the grounds on which the company could appeal any final verdict, the experts said.
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Science is only gonna suffer for it, but it's also very advantageous to the methods of control that we abandon these 19th and 20th century conceits about the Human, Poetry, and the Word.
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"The whole point of the show is that to succeed you need to make friends, and people feel it's advantageous to drink and hook up and find a boyfriend or girlfriend," he told People.
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You would feel it is advantageous to use the bots instead of going downstairs to John and asking him to print something on the machine and John is sick and the machine doesn't work.
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Mr. Hofeller detailed what that meant: An electoral map drawn to include only citizens in Texas "would be advantageous to Republicans and non-Hispanic whites," he wrote, and would reduce the power of Hispanics.
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If Russia gets away with this because our president-elect doesn't accept our intelligence agencies' assessment, it's open season for any foreign power to hack and disseminate information considered advantageous to its own welfare.
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The up-tempo pace of the 80's would have been advantageous to LeBron, too, and he'd have been a Wilt-like freak (on the court) in the defense-less 60's and 70's.
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Hospitals, doctors and drug companies would find it advantageous to ramp up their political influence campaigns too, because billions of new dollars targeted at the health care sector would be under the federal government's control.
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"You have indicated that you would like to find win-win solutions," industry groups wrote this week in a letter to Trump, arguing that his overture to farmers is anything but advantageous to both sides.
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Absent a return of union power or a strengthening of labor laws, employers need to consider whether taking full advantage of their power over workers is indeed advantageous to the business in the long term.
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And I think that a great many places have nothing better to do than to buy in their own stock, and nothing as advantageous to do as they can — as buying in their own stock.
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"If I wanted a song, I would ask you for a song," she says with a flash of beastly bossiness just shocking enough to be advantageous to a 12-year-old girl in 1940s England.
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According to Chris Fraley PhD, and professor of psychology at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, the reason that we both desire and get satisfaction out of physical touch is because it was evolutionarily advantageous to.
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Samsung Electronics Vice-Chairman Jay Y. Lee was later jailed for bribing a friend of former President Park Geun-hye in exchange for government support for a restructuring seen as advantageous to the controlling Lee family.
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Hofeller concluded in a 2015 study that asking census respondents whether they are U.S. citizens "would clearly be a disadvantage to the Democrats" and "advantageous to Republicans and Non-Hispanic Whites" in redistricting, the plaintiffs said.
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Today the company has accepted that when it comes to Amazon, it's advantageous to pick its battles wisely, and instead it's leaning into strengths like serving as a resource for small business owners and independent sellers.
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Students in the consortium can already take classes and use the resources at any of those schools — an arrangement that has been particularly advantageous to students at Hampshire, with its relatively limited curriculum and small library.
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Here are two scenarios that illustrate why it's so advantageous to start early: Companies often offer a match on contributions up to a certain dollar amount or percentage (the average employer 401(k) match is 4.7%).
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It's that we shouldn't be bigoted against Muslims because it's tactically advantageous to be polite, because we need Muslim allies in the Middle East, Muslims might convert to Christianity, and Muslim Americans could maybe join the military.
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According to Thursday's filing, Hofeller concluded in a 2015 study that asking census respondents whether they are U.S. citizens "would clearly be a disadvantage to the Democrats" and "advantageous to Republicans and Non-Hispanic Whites" in redistricting.
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"While we had previously assumed that President Trump would see making a deal as more advantageous to his 2020 re-election prospects, we are now less confident that this is his view," analysts at Goldman Sachs said.
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The limitations: UCSD scientist Kimberly Cooper wrote it is not yet clear which mutations act together to replicate wing reduction in this flightless bird, or whether wing reduction and flightlessness are even necessarily advantageous to this species.
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"For Buhari it is advantageous to be seen to be active at the highest world stage while his campaign for re-election in 2019 builds steam," Philip Walker, Nigeria analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC.
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"They tried to pin the blame on Russia, but if you think it through the poisoning of the GRU (military intelligence) colonel was only advantageous to the British," Dmitry Kiselyov, the country's top pro-Kremlin presenter said.
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According to AP, avocado prices are soaring right now—up from 86 cents each in January to roughly $1.10 each in July—and the peso isn't doing so hot, making the situation especially financially advantageous to farmers.
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"When you hear the commute for some people is taking two and a half hours in traffic, it's very advantageous to be where we are," said Jimmy Walker, the 2016 P.G.A. champion and a longtime R.V. owner.
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The Trump administration's effort to include a citizenship question in the census to facilitate gerrymandering schemes that would, in the words of one party strategist, be "advantageous to Republicans and non-Hispanic whites," fits the broader pattern.
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"It&aposs best to match the skin as well as possible, and it&aposs also advantageous to take it from a relatively discrete area so that the donor site is not a significant cosmetic concern," King said.
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Thea Volpe-BrowneJersey City To the Editor: As a sentimental 65-year-old collector of memorabilia, I have found it advantageous to scan old photos and papers and store them in various albums on my iPad Mini.
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Wednesday's hearing followed revelations last week that Thomas Hofeller, the deceased Republican redistricting strategist, had concluded in a 2015 study that asking a citizenship question would be advantageous to Republicans when it came to drawing voting districts.
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At that time, Democratic congressional leaders were still debating whether it was more advantageous to try to work with the President on some areas, rather than to risk appearing obstructionist by trying to block him at every turn.
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In an effort to allay such fears, Rome moved hastily this week to protect its telecoms sector from foreign predators, and the Italian president stressed on Friday that any deals had to be to advantageous to both countries.
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Against most fighters it is advantageous to drag them away from the cage to lessen their chances of getting up, but the triangle/armbar-centric closed guard is far harder to work when crumpled up against the fence.
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Students in under-privileged areas deserve to have schools near them that are as advantageous to them as schools in wealthy areas, rather than being bused to the wealthy schools where they will face stereotypes surrounding their previous school.
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Separately, Independent Journal Review, citing a Republican Senate said, reported that Graham and Cassidy were considering changes to their bill that might make the Medicaid funding more advantageous to Alaska in a bid to win over the Alaska senators.
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Hofeller concluded in a 2015 study that asking census respondents whether they are American citizens "would clearly be a disadvantage to the Democrats" and "advantageous to Republicans and Non-Hispanic Whites" in redrawing electoral districts based on census data.
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Trump's tweet comes as he's grown increasingly frustrated with Democrats' impeachment probe that began a month ago into whether he sought a quid pro quo by withholding military aid from Ukraine until it agreed to launch investigations politically advantageous to Trump.
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"While we had previously assumed that President Trump would see making a deal as more advantageous to his 2020 re-election prospects, we are now less confident that this is his view," analysts at Goldman Sachs said in a note Tuesday.
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And while even I'm impressed by a great deal of Trump's real estate feats, it's going to be a different story in Washington where Trump's bombast is making it more and more politically advantageous to oppose him publicly and unendingly.
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"...Swedish bank are waiting for final proposals regarding TLAC/MREL requirements, under which it will probably be advantageous to have a certain level of Tier 2 and AT1 instruments in addition to Common Equity Tier 1 capital," CreditSights analysts added.
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But it was not enough to overcome the power of Mr. Barr's incumbency, a district that was structurally advantageous to Republicans and the closing moves of the president to roust his political base and make the election a referendum on him.
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On the individual wealth side, I think eliminating the estate tax, abolishing the alternative minimum tax, and some of these pass-through structures, depending on how abused they are, could obviously be very advantageous to that top One Percent group.
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Three former Health secretaries from both parties are warning Republicans to avoid impending disaster in the ObamaCare markets and move quickly to stabilize the system, arguing that it would be more advantageous to the party than watching the system collapse.
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Offsetting such gains and losses are a normal part of hedging, but the Corte dei Conti prosecutors argue that some contracts negotiated with Morgan Stanley were speculative in nature and contained termination clauses that were overly advantageous to the bank.
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While Uber has decided it is now advantageous to disavow him, the truth is Uber supported Levandowski's 5th Amendment claims to avoid self-incrimination well into this litigation and continues to obstruct the production of key documents every step of the way.
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Even if a request for a full DC Circuit hearing would ultimately be denied, the Trump team might find it advantageous to request one, as going through that process could buy more time for Trump's larger effort to avoid disclosure of his records.
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"If the United States can get regular access to Cam Ranh Bay, it would be very advantageous to maintaining the balance of power with China," said Alexander L. Vuving, a Vietnam specialist at the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies in Honolulu.
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CEZ said in a statement after the meeting that while three external analyses had determined the sale was advantageous to CEZ, the supervisory board did not favour a sale at this point given uncertainty about lignite coal's future as an energy source.
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Later, after a series of confidence-building trades, the Arab states would pressure the Palestinians to accept a full deal with the Israelis—one that was likely to be substantially less advantageous to the Palestinians than what they had rejected in previous negotiations.
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"We have allowed to rise a tech industry whose products are booked as a purchase when it is advantageous to the sales pitch to do so, and then silently, instantly converted to a licensing deal when commercial logic demands it," he argued.
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Trump's decision drew Democratic outrage since the President upheld objections of the FBI and Justice Department over publishing the Democratic memo, but last week ignored the bureau's calls for him not to declassify the GOP memo that was politically advantageous to him.
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Industry dynamics like investors plowing money into passive investments, rock-bottom customer fees, "mid-tier managers being squeezed,'" and operating in the late innings of a historically long bull market are all conditions that JPMorgan flagged as advantageous to M&A right now.
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Trump picked Mick Mulvaney, still the acting chief of staff after a year, but clearly on board with Trump's efforts to pressure Ukraine to launch investigations that would be politically advantageous to the President, as Mulvaney explained in a news conference in October.
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"The timing is advantageous to the North Koreans, because Trump needs some sort of win now," said Victor D. Cha, who negotiated with Pyongyang during the George W. Bush administration and was briefly considered by Mr. Trump as ambassador to South Korea.
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The other two individuals who made the apportionment case to the administration, the memo explains, were "Republican gerrymandering expert Thomas Hofeller, who advised the Transition Team on adding a citizenship question after concluding that the question "would be advantageous to Republicans and non-Hispanic whites.
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FCC says its cybersecurity measures to prevent DDoS attacks must remain secret Pai denies that he or his office was aware of these shortcomings and opted not to rectify them because they were advantageous to his plan to reverse 2015's net neutrality rules.
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A 2015 study conducted by now-deceased GOP gerrymandering strategist Thomas Hofeller concluded that adding a citizenship question to the 2020 Census would "clearly be a disadvantage to the Democrats" and "advantageous to Republicans and Non-Hispanic Whites," according to new court documents filed Thursday.
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Amid the flurry of moves this week, these three deals stood out as opportunities for players to thrive in situations far more advantageous to their careers than where they had been, which could end up paying significant dividends to the teams that acquired them.
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From an evolutionary perspective, it is simply not advantageous to eat something that is potentially harmful; indeed, in this respect, faeces, which are ridden with bacteria, could be considered to smell bad for our own good, reducing our chances of coming into contact with infection and disease.
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Parscale has been privately telling people that the reason why he tweets his personal advocacy for an "open wholesale market with a privatized company that is not a carrier" is because he believes it would be politically advantageous to Trump in 2020, per a source familiar.
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A 2015 study conducted by a now-deceased GOP gerrymandering strategist concluded that adding a citizenship question to the 1.43 Census would "clearly be a disadvantage to the Democrats" and "advantageous to Republicans and Non-Hispanic Whites," according to court documents filed in a legal challenge.
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Republican gerrymandering strategist Thomas Hofeller wrote in a 2015 memo that using CVAP data for legislative maps would be "advantageous to Republicans and non-Hispanic whites" because it would yield fewer congressional representatives in heavily Latino and Democratic areas, and more in heavily white and conservative areas.
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Tax experts hired by The Times to analyze Mr. Trump's 1995 records said that tax rules especially advantageous to wealthy filers would have allowed Mr. Trump to use his $19913 million loss to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income over an 18-year period.
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For world leaders who conclude that Mr. Trump is likely to be gone by January 2021, it may seem advantageous to slow-walk him on points of contention in hopes that whoever comes next will be more reasonable, in their view, or at least more predictable.
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The proposal's rules are particularly advantageous to Mississippi's brick-and-mortar casinos: The regulations would forbid sports betting on mobile devices — except on a casino's property — and would require gamblers to walk into one of the many casinos from Tunica Resorts to Biloxi to place bets.
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To the extent that there is any ideological overlap among candidates the new coalition will support, it will probably be that they favor limiting immigration, making trade policies more advantageous to American manufacturers and disentangling the United States from sweeping international agreements — and destroying the establishment.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper, in an interview with Reuters earlier this week, declined to comment directly on the drone but said he believed Russia was trying to "put their finger on the scale" in Libya's civil war to create a situation that was advantageous to Moscow.
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These did indeed surge briefly in 2018, as the tax law made it advantageous to transfer some assets from the books of those subsidiaries to the home companies; these transactions also showed up as a reduction in the measured stake of the parents in the subsidiaries, i.e.
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That is designed to take the wind out of the sails of anyone who might seek, paradoxically, to contrast the perfection of a synthetic product with the inherent flaws of a natural one in a way advantageous to the latter, as has happened to synthetic gem-quality diamonds.
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"Tax experts hired by The Times to analyze Mr. Trump's 1995 records said that tax rules especially advantageous to wealthy filers would have allowed Mr. Trump to use his $916 million loss to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income over an 18-year period," says the Times.
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Trump, according to the authors, deliberately put racism and sexism at the center of the campaign in order to make these issues salient and advantageous to his candidacy: Trump's rhetoric went far beyond targeting racial and ethnic groups; he also invoked language that was explicitly hostile toward women.
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The Sanders message appeals to liberals' hopes and aspirations Furthermore, the caucuses — which take hours and tend to be low-turnout affairs, and for which voting (for Democrats) is public — can be advantageous to a candidate who has many organized, energetic, and enthusiastic supporters, as Sanders indisputably does.
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" Critics of the Trump administration's decision to add a citizenship question point to a newly disclosed 2015 study written by the late Dr. Thomas Hofeller, a Republican redistricting expert, who wrote that using "citizen voting age" population as the redistricting population base would be "advantageous to Republicans and Non-Hispanic Whites.
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This at times chaotic setup has proved particularly advantageous to Russia's security apparatus, notably the Federal Security Service, or F.S.B., the domestic arm of the Soviet-era K.G.B. Mr. Putin, himself a former K.G.B. officer, has largely given the F.S.B. free rein, even when its actions directly contradict his stated goals.
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Netanyahu is likely drawing attention to Trump Heights in part because he thinks it's politically advantageous to remind right-wing Israeli voters of his record of winning over the US on the status of the Golan Heights and the benefits that have been reaped from his strong relationship with Trump.
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It is, say, politically advantageous to oppose something with a low double-digit approval rating that you know leadership isn't going to make you vote on (for now) The newly declared "no" votes underscore something CNN reporters been hearing for a few days: the opposition was far deeper than was publicly known.
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While the original project involved nine evenings of performance and theater, featuring predominately New York-centric visionaries like John Cage, Yvonne Rainer, and Robert Rauschenberg, NEAT focuses on a moment/movement on the West Coast where art, technology, and coding methodology have become so intermingled, it's no longer advantageous to elucidate their differences.
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The voice features prominently in an episode of 30 Rock as well as Lake Bell's 2013 feature film, In a World… Paris Hilton famously revealed that the voice used during The Simple Life and her mid-aughts era of relevance was entirely put on, as she found it financially advantageous to do so.
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The boom in public exhibitions and institutions honoring Railroad sites, however, in part reflects the fact that it has now become not only morally but also economically advantageous to be associated with the Underground Railroad; in contrast to even twenty years ago, significant numbers of people will pay to visit such places.
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While Mr. Obama's two national security strategies emphasized cooperation with allies and economic partners, Mr. Trump's strategy attempts to walk the line between his campaign slogan of "America First" and an insistence that he is not rejecting working with American partners — as long as they do so on terms advantageous to the United States.
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It's doubtful that the same approach was genuinely advantageous to him during the general election against Hillary Clinton, but the fact is that he won when almost everyone (myself included) expected him to lose, so it's hardly surprising that Trump is inclined to stick with the tactics that brought him to where he is today.
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It's doubtful that the same approach was genuinely advantageous to him during the general election against Hillary Clinton, but the fact is that he won when almost everyone (myself included) expected him to lose — so it's hardly surprising that Trump is inclined to stick with the tactics that brought him to where he is today.
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And unless we get away from what I think is a distraction and one that&aposs, I think, politically advantageous to President Trump is, oh, we need to vet more, we need to stop, none of the people on his Muslim ban list, none of them, including in this event would haven&apost been stopped by his Muslim ban.
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If Hillary Clinton wins the White House and persuades Congress to pass her agenda, wealthy Americans will pay higher taxes, businesses will face tax rules that make it less advantageous to relocate overseas, and the money those changes produce will go to fund the rest of her policy agenda, from child care to roads, bridges and other infrastructure.
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Newly submitted evidence in the Maryland court case includes a 2015 study written by Republican strategist Thomas Hofeller in which he concluded that asking census respondents whether they are U.S. citizens "would clearly be a disadvantage to the Democrats" and "advantageous to Republicans and Non-Hispanic Whites" in redrawing electoral districts based on decennial census data.
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"Singapore is aging more rapidly and [at] a faster rate than anywhere else in the world, and so we have a situation where, in order to provide mobility for seniors, it would be really advantageous to have such technology available," said Subodh Mhaisalkar, the professor in charge of Nanyang's Energy Research Institute, which carries out autonomous vehicle research.
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Hess, who brought the initial complaint to the OIG, was primarily concerned not that there was confusion in the ranks — it's a huge organization and communication can be difficult — but that the search for a solution was deliberately allowed to fail in order that the case could act as a precedent advantageous to the FBI and other law enforcement agencies.
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"Everything is cheaper than it was a day ago, a week ago, and that's when it can be most advantageous to us to buy into the market because you're getting those same securities and the same number of shares at a cheaper price, and you're going to continue to own those shares as they increase in value over time," she says.
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It would be fruitless to review each of those misstatements as it is now abundantly clear that regardless of the assurances Senator Grassley has made, you have been tasked with pressuring Dr. Ford to agree to conditions you find advantageous to the nominee and also with denying Democratic members of the Senate Judiciary Committee any input about how this hearing would proceed.
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William Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, delivered testimony on Tuesday that Democrats say provided the clearest evidence yet that President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE held up military aid to pressure Ukraine to pursue investigations that would be politically advantageous to him.
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One of the project's engineers, Timothy O'Connor, said in a statement that the "ultimate goal is to make this a smart glove that in the future will allow people to use their hands in virtual reality... This could be better for games and entertainment, but more importantly for virtual training procedures in medicine, for example, where it would be advantageous to actually simulate the use of one's hands."
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" Dale Ho, the director of the ACLU's Voting Rights Project, said in a statement late Monday that "the bottom line is the Trump administration doesn't deny that portions of its first draft of a request to add a citizenship question to the census were written by Thomas Hofeller, who advocated for the question because it would be, in his own words, 'advantageous to Republicans and Non-Hispanic Whites.
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George Washington would offer high praise to Pelosi because she took actions that were not the most politically advantageous to fight like a lioness to defend the highest principles of American democracy, and to fiercely defend American security when American and Western democracy are under aggressive attack from the Russian dictator whose support the Republican president has coveted in ways broadcast to friends and foes in every nation throughout the world.
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"This is important because it shows that Hofeller's work formed the basis for DOJ's request to add the citizenship question," said ACLU attorney Dale Ho. "The bottom line is the Trump administration doesn't deny that portions of its first draft of a request to add a citizenship question to the census were written by Thomas Hofeller, who advocated for the question because it would be, in his own words, 'advantageous to Republicans and Non-Hispanic Whites,' " Ho said in a statement.
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