While PROMESA averted lawsuits, it also averted some badly-needed reforms.
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If you act today, you will have averted four times as many infections in the next month: roughly 123,400 averted infections, versus just 600 if you wait one week.
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A manufactured tariff crisis has been averted — for now.
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Congress just narrowly averted another government shutdown ... for now.
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Economic collapse was averted, priorities changed and party discipline prevailed.
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Daphne quickly averted her gaze, but it was too late.
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And perhaps in principle, every averted death should be celebrated.
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He did chuckle at my ineptness but alas, crisis averted!
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Crisis averted, dream realized and financial empowerment set in motion.
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A week ago she adroitly averted resignations by Brexit ministers.
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A famine earlier this year was averted by food aid.
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The government averted a separate strike by air traffic controllers.
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If a trade war is averted, energy exporters will rejoice.
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TSA agents may have averted several disasters with their discoveries.
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But public focus on the critical issue was largely averted.
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Nearly 200,000 were ordered to evacuate, but disaster was averted.
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The immediate catastrophe of Day Zero can still be averted.
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Or that markets are confident the worst will be averted.
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The accord averted a trial scheduled to begin on Jan.
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A 'bloodbath' averted But the custodian wasn't the only hero.
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Could that be averted with some better communication between generations?
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But they averted one with help from the national party.
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But when he looked toward me, I averted my eyes.
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"This was a tragedy averted," said US Attorney Nealy Cox.
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It's also possible that a genocide would have been averted.
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Here's what you need to know: • Government shutdown is averted.
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She turned to the girl, who immediately averted her face.
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Even if that is averted, India's banks are obviously faltering.
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Mr. Curry decided to remain, and a crisis was averted.
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I strongly believe this crisis will be averted as well.
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Fashion faux pas averted, Nef went inside for cocktail hour.
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But he offers no hope that future massacres can be averted.
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A heavy dose of austerity in the early 2000s averted bankruptcy.
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Burning out can be averted by turning soloventures into tag teams.
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True, the more women screened, the more breast cancer deaths averted.
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Will the phone read that as your attention being willingly averted?
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Network blackouts were narrowly averted at Veon's Bangalink unit in Bangladesh.
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From the standpoint of state's budget, these costs are not averted.
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There are no videos and photos when a crisis is averted.
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Nielson had averted her course, convinced she'd find the cheese elsewhere.
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He quickly averted his eyes from the misery of his coreligionists.
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But serious questions remain: Could the breach have been easily averted?
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Only three models had to change on show day — crisis averted.
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Here's the latest: • A trade crisis has been averted, for now.
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Another ban was quickly enacted, and a second epidemic was averted.
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The crisis was averted, but those involved did not forget it.
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As I headed to the elevator, the receptionist averted her eyes.
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What could have thrown Europe into renewed chaos has been averted.
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Some squad members immediately averted their gaze as he smiled and waved.
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A true showdown with China was averted – at least for a while.
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For the US in 2010, this represents 123,000-6,000 averted deaths/year.
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A handful of passersby averted their eyes as they moved quickly past.
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To wit, here's the right-wing psychologist, Jordan Peterson: Another apocalypse averted?
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It wasn't a victory for Trump -- but he'd averted a total meltdown.
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She averted her eyes and told him it was a nice color.
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That averted disaster, but means there is no competition in most counties.
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Communication between Russia and the United States averted most clashes between them.
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And it's far too early to claim the US has averted disaster.
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"You get no credit for disaster averted or damage minimized," Frank said.
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And yet, remarkably, Cape Town has averted it — for now at least.
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Fortunately, global thermonuclear war is averted by the end of the movie.
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" In other words, "the promise of freedom remains averted by racial discrimination.
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Had that provision remained operational, the Maricopa fiasco might have been averted.
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Since last year Riyadh has averted financial crisis partly by borrowing abroad.
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Now, U.S. authorities are showing signs that a conflict can be averted.
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A bankruptcy filing is not yet definite and still could be averted.
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House Democratic leaders averted a potentially divisive vote to censure embattled Rep.
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To the Editor: President Trump has averted a military strike against Iran!
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The delay, for six months, averted a sharp escalation of trade tensions.
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But as of early Saturday, mass casualties seemed to have been averted.
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There are bound to be tensions, but civil war can be averted.
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In return he gives his talent and reputation and an averted gaze.
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War was easily averted, but the Czar was sure Japan wouldn't attack.
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For every case taken to dispute settlement, several others have been averted.
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Cruz Vivaldi said Wednesday the medical emergency has been averted for now.
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This dilemma can be easily averted by simply purchasing a cupcake baker.
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Disaster delayed is not disaster averted, but it's better than disaster now.
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They yearn for emergency, dreaming of a doomsday to be narrowly averted.
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By implementing universal breastfeeding, 22019,000 child deaths a year would be averted.
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For the US in 0003, this represents 2,000-6,000 averted deaths/year.
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After a while, Borg moved toward me, and I averted my gaze.
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President John F. Kennedy's approach to the Cuban missile crisis likely averted war.
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I believe our officers averted a potential disaster here in our nation's capital.
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Only a hasty intervention by David Furnish, John's partner, averted a possible fistfight.
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Had he referred to "pigs in China", the controversy could have been averted.
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But opinions differ on whether a full-blown trade dispute has been averted.
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With cooperation, the crisis could be averted before the world goes to shit.
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UNAIDS estimates that condom use has averted 0003 million HIV infections since 2000.
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With one blow to Europe's political establishment averted, a potentially bigger one looms.
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The F.D.A. averted 80 percent of new, potential shortages in 2013, for example.
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Between 1981 and 2011, Title X programs averted over 2 million unintended pregnancies.
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Mr. Erdogan will have averted all the coups and won all the wars.
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A default was averted with $20 billion of aid from neighboring Abu Dhabi.
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There is a girl standing at the railing, face averted, in her twenties.
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But the unimaginable must be taken seriously if it is to be averted.
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Sometimes I admired the shapes of the letters; sometimes I averted my eyes.
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More likely than not, a deal will be worked out and disaster averted.
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Violence between Turks and Kurds inside Turkey, miraculously averted thus far, could erupt.
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Thousands of people need to be released if tragedy is to be averted.
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You recently learned about an averted school shooting in your state of Vermont.
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If a trade war has been averted, what kind of peace is this?
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They have created the very constitutional crisis that they claim to have averted.
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Mr. Margolis said it is hard to demonstrate that harm has been averted.
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The worst scenario — a shooting war — has been averted, at least for now.
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State caps would have averted upticks in emissions if natural gas prices rise.
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Unimpressed by what they saw — another gawking tourist — the birds averted their gaze.
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So, what's the alternative for our Apple-averted friends who still need a laptop?
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Crisis averted, marriage saved, and now we can have our Halloween in relative bliss.
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However, Valeant said the default would be averted if it files by mid-July.
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However, Valeant said the default would be averted if it files by July 18.
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Even if catastrophe can be averted, the negotiations will offer endless opportunities for rancour.
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" Lounging beside her, Quinn averted her eyes before replying: "I love you, too, weirdo.
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Another coalition crisis may have been averted, but that division has not gone away.
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The measure appears to have averted a full-blown crisis, at least for now.
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Crisis is averted, tears turn to cheers, and mankind is safe for another day.
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The deal struck in early June averted tariff threats by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Bucharest averted that by promising to tweak the measures to preserve central bank independence.
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Maybe treason can be averted if the five episodes after this will improve greatly.
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" Arreguin said he regrets the injuries but is "glad that serious violence was averted.
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Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said security officials had averted a "major terrorist attack".
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"A good monitoring board, you never will know, because they averted disaster," he said.
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But a wave of microcephaly like Brazil's may yet be averted for two reasons.
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If a calamity is averted, how can it generate a vision to precede it?
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That might have averted disaster, as the surgeons had intended to use latex gloves.
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"These incidents could be averted if the rope was fixed on time," he said.
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Strikes are often averted at the last minute or last only a few days.
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But nothing like was predicted actually occurred, and the feared global pandemic was averted.
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That crisis was averted, but Mr. Seehofer continues to contradict and challenge the chancellor.
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Disaster for our Big 3 thus averted, the episode ends in Axe Cap headquarters.
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"It was a coincidence that could have been averted," he said of the float.
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They sit, stretch, lounge, stand, and are often lost in contemplation, their eyes averted.
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We hoped some of the risk to our patients and communities would be averted.
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But our best guess is that a government shutdown this weekend will be averted.
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The lady demurred, saying she had averted her eyes before many of the exhibits.
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The deal means the risk of a long drawn-out political crisis is averted.
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With the shutdown averted, Mr. Barrocas said, some of the landlords now regret it.
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She averted her eyes, raised a hand to her chin and began to sob.
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A Sherpa and the expedition leader gave Fogle their equipment and averted a crisis.
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In his paintings, Olga is a constant melancholic figure: eyes averted, face partially hidden.
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Detroit averted its 43th shutout of the season by scoring two runs in the ninth.
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Those plots were averted because the FBI had inserted an informant into the sheikh's circle.
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However, it averted the potential disaster for conservatives of liberals locking in a Court majority.
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Bankruptcy was only averted when Donald Trump, America's president, unexpectedly agreed to lift the ban.
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If a protection order had been in place, the Parkland shooting could have been averted.
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UNICEF says 80% of cases could be averted with better health-care provision and education.
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So, can a crisis averted can help foster a durable détente between the two countries?
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A promise by Syria in 2013 to surrender its chemical weapons averted U.S. air strikes.
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At least 240 people were killed, and the country narrowly averted a disastrous military takeover.
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From the ammunition and material found it appears that a highly lethal attack was averted.
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When the Royals raised their championship banner in left field, the Mets averted their gaze.
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Who knows how many tragedies could be averted with a renewed focus on helping children?
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When he was stricken with polio at their 230 training camp, he narrowly averted paralysis.
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Any way you slice it, that's a bargain given the amount of human suffering averted.
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But crisis was averted, and the chase for the world No. 1 ranking is underway.
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Such drawbacks have not averted a marked increase in interest over the last few months.
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It also "averted North Korea's threat to withdraw from the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty," she said.
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Between 2000 and 2015 6.8m deaths were averted and 20 countries eliminated the disease altogether.
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Every IED detected and threat averted means more fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters return home.
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We've averted our gaze so far, but we're long past the time for a reckoning.
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A tragedy to shock the world had not been averted and was happening after all.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York, averted a full shutdown of the L train tunnel.
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This is a tragedy that could have been averted if they had followed the law.
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On Friday, Congress approved a one-week spending measure that averted a shutdown on Saturday.
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Another gas crisis was averted in January 2007, but relations soured further over oil supply.
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A Le Pen-led lurch into a Europe of nationalism and racism has been averted.
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GM Korea averted a bankruptcy filing with wage concessions from its labor union last month.
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The report estimated that during 43 to 2018, measles vaccination averted about 23.2 million deaths.
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While I am thrilled for them that their crisis is averted, we now stand alone.
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Ms. Dockery's death might have been averted, had the guards and administrators heeded her requests.
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He averted his gaze from indigent seniors splayed out on the ground asking for money.
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"There's no doubt in our minds that we averted disaster there," Sheriff Charles Jenkins told reporters.
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Even if a crisis is again averted this autumn, a deeper fear about Mr Salvini remains.
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That threat was averted after residents joined a successful drive to slash the city's water use.
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Italian bond yields steadied after falling on Tuesday on hopes that early elections could be averted.
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Friday's deal averted a U.S.-Mexico tariff war, with Mexico also agreeing to expand asylum programs.
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But Blank said the merger averted a worse crisis that would have left investors with nothing.
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That they did not — that they narrowly averted defeat this time — brought relief, but no celebration.
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The latter's decision to recognise trade unions has averted the threat of strikes but rattled investors.
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Another collapse of a low-cost carrier, like that of Primera last month, has been averted.
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Also tempting is the prospect of a sterling rally if a no-deal Brexit is averted.
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The showdown was averted when House Speaker Paul Ryan withdrew it before it was formally rejected.
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But it also risks provoking the sort of backlash from the hardliners that he previously averted.
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Congress averted a government shutdown this past weekend, but the real standoff may come in December.
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This could have triggered a no-confidence vote in his government, but it was narrowly averted.
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On Thursday, Congress passed a bipartisan spending bill, and in doing so averted another government shutdown.
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The deal averted both outcomes, and it isolated the party's troublesome far-right flank in Congress.
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Congress averted a government shutdown just two days before the lights were set to go out.
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Lowering her head between hunched shoulders, she averted her eyes from the scrum of snapping cameras.
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He threatens to upend the post-war security regime that has thus far averted world war.
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Lawmakers averted a government shutdown by approving a bill to fund the government through Dec. 9.
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Ultimately, a second shutdown was averted—the AFA-CWA and Nelson had successfully called Trump's bluff.
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The poets remind us that our lives are at the mercy of near misses, catastrophes averted.
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But sterling responded to a sense that a 'no-deal' Brexit had been averted for now.
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The damage caused by the Trump administration to the cause of peace can still be averted.
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Ms. Watkins called the nurse, and "a possibly fatal medical emergency was averted," the suit alleged.
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That was averted in one instance after an intervention by a member of the domestic staff.
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We don't yet know how Iran will retaliate, or whether all-out war will be averted.
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"And it is always very hard in a political campaign to take credit for disaster averted."
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Authoritarianism, American-style, can be averted only if people have the courage to stand against it.
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From Boston to Albuquerque to Atlanta, Americans mostly averted their gaze as impeachment proceedings shook Washington.
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"I was making eyes at Michael across the bar, and Michael averted his eyes," he said.
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"The main thing is that tragedy was averted and that she was found alive," Friedman said.
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Washington state averted that risk in June by finding insurers to fill in its empty counties.
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The top-seeded Jayhawks averted that setback, however, and did so without starting center Udoka Azubuike.
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Nadal, however, averted danger with a pass after dragging Thiem in with a deft drop-shot.
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Had Equifax patched the software when a fix first became available, the breach could have been averted.
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Because of the treaty, an estimated 22 million smoking-related deaths will be averted, the researchers found.
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"Risk factors like the possibility of strikes at copper mines in Chile have been averted," Menke said.
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One reason for optimism that a crisis can be averted is that the risk has been identified.
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As The Economist went to press UN officials held out hope that a disaster could be averted.
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The handouts may have averted a steeper defeat in the European election, political analyst Thanos Veremis said.
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Investigators say many deadly U.S. train crashes could have been averted if the system was in place.
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Olivia didn't seem to notice and the LAX employees didn't seem to mind ... so airport crisis averted.
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Now that imminent death by an undead army has been averted, all eyes turn to King's Landing.
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The court battle was averted, however, after the FBI employed an unidentified vendor to unlock the phone.
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They came to an agreement five days before the campaign kicked off, and the strike was averted.
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"SARS is hopeful that an agreement will be reached, and a strike will be averted," it said.
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It's unclear if she was home at the time, but crisis averted at casa de Kendall. Again.
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But if you can break the enemy's line of sight before that happens, the fight is averted.
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Many, such as the woman in "Level with the Lawn" (2018), have a downcast or averted gaze.
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Just 31,000 votes averted the election of western Europe's first far-right head of state since 1945.
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Rand Paul that averted a historic rebuke of the President's pick to be the country's top diplomat.
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This time, at least, the quick international teamwork averted what could have been a deadly militant ambush.
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But it's hard to build a narrative around actions not taken, disasters possibly averted, hard realities accommodated.
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Now Congress can ensure that harm is permanently averted by passing two bipartisan bills, introduced by Reps.
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This crisis can be averted and we want people to understand this will work if it's funded.
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"If just one student or teacher had called ... this tragedy might have been averted," the report stated.
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Scanty information given to the news media spoke of a planned "Christmas bomb attack," now presumably averted.
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We averted our gaze until recently, when it became apparent that these teachings can result in violence.
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But she averted her eyes when they lit on the one that still takes her breath away.
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But hopes a political crisis has been averted sent the euro and stock markets rallying on Friday.
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Nobody actually gets blown away in these stories — mayhem is averted, not committed, by an armed citizenry.
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" People averted their gazes, and a kid asked, if I heard correctly, "why was it so bad?
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If this is applied to America's 1.7 million workers in LTCFs, 212,500 flu deaths should be averted.
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Visiting the dentist honestly wasn't that bad, and I've potentially averted a much more serious health crisis.
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Prosecutors portrayed the accident as potentially deadly, an outcome averted only because an emergency stop was engaged.
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But after the markets closed on Thursday, Tesco reassured the public that the crisis had been averted.
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Combined, those traits led her to rebuff advice that might have averted recession and saved her politically.
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Ultimately, the Iranian nuclear-deal crisis was averted when Trump reluctantly decided not to void the agreement.
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This is a much more reliable way to find out how many deaths insurance may have averted.
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But the handshake deal was "less a breakthrough than a breakdown averted," writes our White House correspondent.
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But the handshake deal was "less a breakthrough than a breakdown averted," our White House correspondent writes.
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The handouts may have averted a steeper defeat in the European election, political analyst Thanos Veremis said.
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A bald man in a blue suit looks at his phone, walks by, seemingly twitchy, eyes averted.
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Clinton also won, Democrats easily finished second, meaning that a major batch of embarrassing headlines was averted.
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Underpinning the company's approach was an optimistic, but ultimately inaccurate, belief that perhaps danger had been averted.
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Even outsiders could have spotted red flags, but averted their eyes as if they wanted to believe.
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JANUARY 2007 Another gas crisis was averted in January 2007, but relations soured further over oil supply.
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A new phase of the Syrian civil war appears to have been averted — at least for now.
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When the weather girl showed up on the flat screen at the gym, I averted my eyes.
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The crisis at Comet was averted when the gunman surrendered to the police before anyone was hurt.
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On the economy, lower grades: a depression averted, but record deficits, stagnant growth and stubborn elevated unemployment.
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In the past 24 hours, he said, Greek authorities had averted attempts by 4,000 people to cross.
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The new subway cars may not have averted the current emergency, but they sure could have helped.
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In the latest volley of violence between Iran and the United States, the world averted a disaster.
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The Rush-Bagot agreement of 1817 averted what would have been a costly and dangerous arms race.
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GERMAN ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS DANGER OF RECESSION AVERTED, NOT LEAST DUE TO RISING CLARITY ON BREXIT - SPIEGEL
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About 322,600 breast cancer deaths have been averted, largely the result of earlier diagnosis and new treatments.
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The presence of his body averted the cruelty of saying goodbye to all of him at once.
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The tragedy is that with proper planning and effective early interventions, this crisis could have been averted.
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A 2015 study estimating what drove the decrease found that of the 663 million cases of malaria averted in Africa between 2000 and 2015, 68 percent were averted by distribution of insecticide-treated bednets, 19 percent by artemisinin-based combination therapy, and 13 percent by indoor residual spraying.
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If he does back off, a government shutdown would be easily averted at the end of this week.
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When the ozone hole was discovered in the 1980s nations agreed to outlaw CFCs and disaster was averted.
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Photo: GettyLess than a week ago, headlines declared that a market-shaking fork in Bitcoin had been averted.
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As you know, the crisis was averted ... as Pais was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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OAS spokesman Gonzalo Espariz said the mid-June meeting could only be averted if Almagro withdrew his call.
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Carr left the room or averted her eyes earlier this week when video of the arrest was shown.
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The much-feared financial meltdown after the No vote has been averted, but Italy cannot afford to dawdle.
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Several other Republicans echoed that sentiment this week, saying they believed a partial shutdown will likely be averted.
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Morocco's government reckons the $300m it has recently invested in sanitary landfills has already averted $440m in damage.
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Luis Fortuno agreed the latest crisis could have been averted, and said he would not have defaulted Monday.
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Republicans look to have averted the most embarrassing shutdown scenario: the House failing to pass a spending bill.
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Efforts to rein in tobacco use averted 22m deaths (many of them to cancer) between 2008 and 2014.
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General Electric, one of the largest issuers of corporate bonds, has so far averted a downgrade to junk.
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THE crypto-catastrophe seems to have been averted: the price of bitcoin is moving back up towards $3,000.
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Even if a crisis is averted, Greek banks are in no shape to make lots of new loans.
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Then again, Kyrie is expected to leave when free agency begins in a few weeks ... so crisis averted?!
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By the time he put on a blindfold, my 3-year-old and I both averted our eyes.
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Although another shutdown has been averted, the fact that such an embarrassment remains a real possibility is troubling.
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Some vets prescribe strong sedatives, but even if the immediate crisis is averted, the underlying phobia remains untreated.
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For now the worst has been averted, but the disagreement that precipitated the shutdown is starker than ever.
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"It is conceivable that the attack might have been averted had the cards fallen differently," Rudd told parliament.
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A strike by Norwegian oil workers over pay and more flexible work practices was narrowly averted this month.
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If we had understood that to be the case, we would have — perhaps one could have averted this.
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Yet the city averted catastrophe, in large part because residents responded to a campaign to use less water.
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What's next: Pence and his team appear to have averted what would've been the VP's first personnel crisis.
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If even a few parents switched from major to minor forms of cutting, great suffering would be averted.
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California Teachers Association, averted what would have been a severe blow to public unions had Justice Scalia participated.
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The oil cuts averted disaster for many small producers that were selling crude in some cases below cost.
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In Haiti, the Bahamas and Florida, the storm left behind stories of disaster and of disaster narrowly averted.
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We examined the tight smiles, stiff handshakes and averted gazes that told the story of the NATO meeting.
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A Soviet invasion was averted, but within two months martial law was imposed by Mr. Kania's successor, Gen.
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I see the furtive glances, then the averted eyes, and am given wide berth as I walk past.
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Chris Christie, in turn, brushed off the fact that we'd averted a potential disaster in the Iran incident.
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Thursday's agreement effectively averted the possibility of a disorderly and possibly chaotic departure by Britain on March 29.
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In the late 1970s, when crippling strikes afflicted Australia, experts said his settlements had repeatedly averted national paralysis.
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"It's a great myth" that that bailout could have been averted, said Chouliarakis who met Tsipras in 2013.
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Thanks to major foundation support and public money from the Allegheny Regional Asset District, the closing was averted.
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"The officials who took this decision did well," the president said, arguing that it had averted civilian casualties.
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A commercial dystopia can be averted only by private resistance and principled decisions by the leaders of institutions.
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The trade deal Trump signed that averted tariffs that were set to go into effect on December 15.
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The crisis was averted by Meredith's son, who happened to bring along a set of neutral-toned frames.
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But crisis averted does not mean America is on a glide path to a better relationship with Tehran.
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Morocco has averted previous protests with a combination of limited constitutional reforms, heavy policing and hefty public spending.
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A second threat, that the Republicans party would publicly disavow Mr. Fillon, was averted later in the day.
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When asked not to throw them, they averted their eyes guiltily, the way a busted third grader might.
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That very scenario was probably averted this month only because the Syrian antiaircraft missiles missed the Israeli jets.
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On several occasions during the cold war, only thin threads of luck and good judgment averted the apocalypse.
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That the power grid didn't go down is "part luck, part good engineering" that averted a major catastrophe.
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In both Ukraine and Syria, Russia's active intervention successfully averted a situation that, viewed from Moscow, appeared potentially disastrous.
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Person of Interest turned that premise into a never-ending nightmare, averted only through the power of said love.
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Judges averted a showdown over his attendance by excusing him from attending for health reasons at the last minute.
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Yet in that very Wengerish style they averted crisis by going undefeated until the final game of the season.
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Druze opposition lawmaker Salah Saed of the Zionist Union said he was not sure the crisis had been averted.
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But at least in the case of the convoy he caught on video, some of that crisis was averted.
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"The direction of some of their questions might have led to that, but it was averted," said Democratic Rep.
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The revival's roots can be traced to the early months of last year, when a possible calamity was averted.
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Kelly also suggested that the Trump administration could have averted the current probe into the president, the Examiner reported.
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The 2008 financial crash would not have been averted if we had allowed the banks to be more racist.
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Thankfully, disaster was averted when federal authorities made the decision to pack up and leave without any prior announcement.
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Jürgen Götz, the local mayor, hopes for a second referendum, leaving the EU centre a memorial to disaster averted.
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Having averted the entrenchment of a dismal dynasty, he must set about undoing the damage Mr Zuma has wrought.
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That threat was averted, after an unprecedented fund-raising effort by private foundations, donors and the state of Michigan.
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Gulf Arab allies have averted a crisis by depositing billions of dollars in Egypt's central bank in recent years.
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If China offers him a deal that he is willing to sign, a trade war may still be averted.
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Trump suggested the former president might have averted the conflict and began questioning the reasons that war broke out.
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Orange-hued and modular, they resemble those from the 1970s, discarded because they were flammable, another visitor danger averted.
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The Tigers averted the worst, however, and held the Midshipmen to a 23-yard field goal by Bennett Moehring.
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The government averted a separate strike by air traffic controllers, and stoppages at oil refineries have had little impact.
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He averted a decision this past June when a jury couldn't agree on a verdict ... ending in a mistrial.
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The St. Paul, Minnesota-based company denied liability in agreeing to the settlement, which averted a February 123 trial.
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But officials don't see all of the destruction that was averted — they only see the rubble that actually exists.
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To date, the agreement has averted the equivalent of more than 22 billion tonnes of carbon-dioxide (CO220) emissions.
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" His coup averted, BamBrogan allegedly set out to start his own hyperloop company, creatively titled "Hyperloop Two" or "NewCo.
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Studies have repeatedly shown that nonverbal behavior (averted eyes, folded arms, lip biting, fidgeting) does not reliably indicate deception.
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"There's no doubt in my mind that we averted disaster there," Sheriff Charles Jenkins told reporters at the time.
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The decision averted a likely showdown with Congress amid shaky financial markets that were rocked by the proposed duties.
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Just a week before, it appeared the Prime Minister had averted a major crisis between Lebanon and Saudi Arabia.
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"There's more drama here than substance," quipped one GOP lawmaker who believes a pre-Christmas shutdown will be averted.
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Late Saturday, however, it appeared that disaster had been narrowly averted, at least temporarily, military leaders in Kabul said.
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Republican lawmakers and candidates often averted their gaze when questions were raised about President Obama's birth certificate and religion.
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He averted his eyes from the roughly 15 friends and family members of slain churchgoers who sat behind him.
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And, he said, he cannot say for sure that he would've stayed open had the shutdown been averted then.
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The world has collectively averted its eyes, but the war grinds on, leaving shattered human beings in its wake.
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And the last time Trump signed a budget -- and averted a shutdown -- he was visibly angry about doing so.
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Congress has averted a government shutdown, passing a $1 trillion spending bill — but this wasn't a Republican-led push.
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But nearly all news outlets characterized the vault fire as a close call, in which worst cases were averted.
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The fundamentals of the agreement won't change — which means the deal's defeat has been delayed but probably not averted.
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Crises averted are less captivating than military victories; diplomacy's preventive care is less compelling than the military's surgical feats.
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Even newborns will look longer at people staring straight at them than they will at those with averted eyes.
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It appeared to confuse the Taiwanese pilot, although the plane continued to ascend while turning and averted an accident.
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And yet outright conflict was averted, thanks to a few modest agreements and well-established hotlines for emergency communication.
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It appeared that violence would be averted for at least another day because of the talks, Ms. Trang said.
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The Carpetbagger An #OscarsSoWhite outcome was just barely averted, but the best-director lineup is all male once again.
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With the measures the government has taken, the possible wider spread of the outbreak has been averted, it said.
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With the measures the government has taken, the possible wider spread of the outbreak has been averted, it said.
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Had this common-sense rule been in place on April 20, 2010, that calamity might well have been averted.
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Most major economies have likely averted recession for now but growth will remain subdued in 2020, Reuters polls forecast.
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Conflict was averted, but more than 1955 years would pass before his pivotal role in the episode was disclosed.
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The latter outcome could be averted if Mr. Trump selects an experienced and conscientious leader as his top diplomat.
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And thanks in part to USAID and CDC's technical assistance in Africa, a much larger humanitarian catastrophe was averted.
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They were my lagniappes, in a sense: a bonus beyond the gift of having a potential health crisis averted.
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The trial, scheduled to start last summer, was averted when a mediator's settlement proposal was accepted, according to court documents.
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Meanwhile, Atlanta Police endured more than three dozen officer-involved shootings between 2010 and 2015 -- yet largely averted contentious protests.
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And what happens if you lock yourself in the shelter, go off the grid, and then the apocalypse is averted?
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Perhaps now more than ever, we love tales of threats to the ancient past and how those threats are averted.
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India launches "strikes" over the border with Pakistan; Deutsche Bank is looking mighty wobbly; a quiet shutdown fight quietly averted.
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Her speech in Florence has, so far, averted a stalemate, EU negotiators say, opening the way for some positive movement.
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Some argue that if Tesla's cars included lidar, high-profile deaths involving the company's autopilot system might have been averted.
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Authorities in Morocco believe that $300m they have invested in new sanitary landfills has already averted $440m in environmental damage.
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South African markets chalked up some of the biggest gains after the country averted a cut to its credit rating.
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In the event, catastrophe was averted when somebody found a kill switch, which stopped the malicious software involved spreading further.
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"We have seen similar tariff talk be averted with Mexico, but geopolitics is tricky and Trump is unpredictable," says Greengart.
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Then we see a small emotional crisis for Jamie that is easily averted and dealt with, and the epilogues follow.
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As Draft points out, many pumpkin beers are made well ahead of time and so a crisis may be averted.
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After all, across the Atlantic, opioids have been more strictly regulated and an overdose crisis has so far been averted.
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The clash was averted at the last-minute when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office ordered Hazan to turn around.
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The Senate could vote on the bill the House passed, and if it passes again the shutdown would be averted.
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Huge suffering could be averted if patients, doctors and everyone else stopped viewing them as diseases that are not "real".
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Congress averted a shutdown in September by passing a massive spending bill to fund a large portion of the government.
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This effect is relatively small, with 13 people needing to take probiotics for one episode of diarrhea to be averted.
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Every reasonable person now understands that climate change is a human-made problem and a crisis that must be averted.
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Bipartisan outcry in the US later forced the Trump administration to threaten stiff sanctions, which were averted with Thursday's deal.
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Dent noted the several appropriations bills with bipartisan support would have averted the partial government shutdown that began on Saturday.
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" There was a standoff, and violence was averted only when Willy said, "Frank, don't worry—I know where to go.
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This erosion in security reforms may have been averted had U.S. and international officials countered with more high-level pressure.
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"In my opinion, some things could have been averted" with full staffing, Tarovisky said, referring to violence at the complex.
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Less than two years ago, a Long Island Rail Road strike was averted just three days before a planned walkout.
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In a conscientious world, her death and those of at least 78 others, including her mother, could have been averted.
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Read the article in full: "Russia's 'Madman' Routine in Syria May Have Averted Direct Confrontation with the U.S., For Now"
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No one on board the buses suffered any injuries and everyone is already back at the hotel, so crisis averted.
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Diplomacy avoided another war in the Middle East and averted the kind of crisis we now face with North Korea.
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The cuts can be averted through bipartisan legislation, though it is unclear whether Republicans would go along with such workarounds.
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I could never lose myself entirely in the music, even when I averted my eyes from the conductor's ostentatious gesturing.
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His son and others allegedly dumped shares in a frantic rush and averted hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses.
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The agreement largely averted the immediate threat of the offensive on Idlib, and the humanitarian crisis that would have ensued.
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Opinion Columnist For now we seem to have averted an all-out shooting war between the United States and Iran.
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The government, which struggled to get its story straight, eventually claimed that its surrender had, in fact, averted a massacre.
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"I wholeheartedly believe that President Trump's intervention had averted that attack," Dr. Al-Bezem said in an interview on Thursday.
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That was averted by the government pouring more than 3 billion euros into local banks, including NLB, to rescue them.
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The deal averted a shutdown of federal agencies over contentious issues, including Trump's proposed wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The biggest investor worry - victory for far-right, anti-euro candidate Marine Le Pen in France - was averted in May.
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Between 1995 and 2015, we estimate that increases in democratic experience averted 16 million deaths globally from cardiovascular diseases alone.
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Another rigorous study found that one suicide was averted for approximately every 11 gun removals carried out under Connecticut's law.
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In May, Congress averted a shutdown by passing a short-term spending bill to keep the government funded through September.
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So too are the emergence of outbreaks in the U.S., even if a widespread American epidemic can still be averted.
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That risk was averted for the time being on September 16th, when the ICC'S chief prosecutor appealed against his acquittal.
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Most major economies have likely averted recession for now but growth will remain subdued in 22015, according to Reuters polls.
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President Trump has delivered higher wages, more jobs and averted inversions, all by shrinking government's footprint rather than expanding it.
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Separately, Australia says it averted a terrorist plot in Melbourne — possibly on Christmas Day — with the arrest of five people.
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Top insurgent commanders later testified in a Senate investigation into the raid and said the fighting could have been averted.
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Everyone who voted for Donald Trump perhaps averted their gaze from racism, and we can make moral judgments about that.
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This dynamic may now start to shift that Congress has averted the immediate crisis, which included a particularly catastrophic hurricane.
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His calm head presumably averted a rout of the American forces, which likely would have led to a larger conflict.
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But it is – you know, I acknowledge that – JOE KERNEN: Maybe you're doing what you're supposed to be doing, that is managing the economy in an effective way for growth, so you averted some type of -- maybe it was too tight, maybe there was going to be a bump in the road, you averted that.
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Italy narrowly averted such disciplinary action late last year, when it reached an agreement with the Commission over its 220 budget.
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"Only through the repeated, collective efforts of all sides has another catastrophic escalation been averted over the past weeks," Mladenov said.
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Markets were supported earlier this week by hopes that an all-out trade war between Washington and Beijing might be averted.
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Butthis was averted by an agreement to allow a limited amount oftariff-free panels at a minimum 0.56 euros per watt.
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That move may have averted a second round of deadly shootings after nine worshippers had been killed at another black church.
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For now, thanks to Mr Moon, South Korea has skilfully averted open disagreement with the United States over North Korean matters.
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The settlement averted a trial scheduled to begin with jury selection in about two weeks in Federal District Court in Washington.
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Italy narrowly averted such disciplinary action late last year, when it reached an agreement with the Commission over its 27 budget.
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Whitley told the station it is impossible to know if Friday's tragedy could have been averted had the warrant gone through.
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But disaster was averted when a plot of drought-resistant sorghum he had also planted flourished despite a lack of water.
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"Fortunately, a greater tragedy was averted," Worcester County District Attorney Joseph D. Early Jr. said in a statement, obtained by PEOPLE.
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A saga that had threatened to hobble the still-young presidency of Andrés Manuel López Obrador became instead a crisis averted.
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Bangladeshi investigators said on Monday the March crash could have been averted if air traffic controllers at Kathmandu had acted properly.
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One recent estimate suggests that 3.5m premature deaths could be averted each year by a rapid phase out of fossil fuels.
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Dr Contractor's group wanted to understand what happened on Skylab and whether or not the crew's reaction could have been averted.
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After a meeting on May 17th in Brussels, between American and EU officials, however, reports suggest that threat has been averted.
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They come off as bullied underdogs, but ask anybody who played with them, and you'll hear tales of homicide narrowly averted.
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Italy narrowly averted such disciplinary action late last year, when it reached an agreement with the commission over its 2019 budget.
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Rising expectations that an all-out trade war between Washington and Beijing might be averted supported markets earlier in the week.
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"It is conceivable that the Manchester attack in particular might have been averted had the cards fallen differently," the report said.
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Congress averted a government shutdown in September by passing a massive spending bill to fund a large portion of the government.
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The Parkland, Santa Fe and Annapolis attacks might have been averted if law enforcement still had access to tools like Geofeedia.
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He's already averted one confrontation in the Middle East and tried to calm a fearful nation with his first news conference.
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The Red Wings barely averted their first shutout since dropping a 1-0 decision to the Buffalo Sabres on Oct. 24.
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In Sunderland, a city of about 275,000 people, the news was celebrated as a sign that the apocalypse had been averted.
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First-grade teacher Shanda Ince told CNN affiliate KSAT she couldn't help but wonder how the tragedy might have been averted.
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Asked whether he thought a strike could be averted, the agency's interim executive director, Dennis J. Martin, did not sound discouraged.
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Meanwhile, investors were hopeful that talks between the U.S. and China could mean a potential trade war would eventually be averted.
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If this occurs before the expanding sheet starts to come apart into microdroplets (and, thus, splash), then the splash is averted.
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A World Health Organization report estimated that between 2000 and 2013, Gavi provided 440 million immunizations and averted 6 million deaths.
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However, as long as the two sides keep talking, the markets will likely believe a true trade war can be averted.
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Her poems are often breathtaking, sometimes sprawling, and her collection roams from Tucson to France among tragedies averted or narrowly survived.
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Most Manons have pointedly averted their eyes from him; Ms. Seymour, chillingly, looked through him as if he had never existed.
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Ms. Trottenberg, who is also a board member, criticized the agency's decision to announce "shutdown averted" before talking to the board.
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"I think we've averted that risk," Mr. Bernanke said when asked if the country was headed into a new Great Depression.
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And now remember that through it all, Republicans in Congress have averted their gaze, silently or openly acquiescing, or even cheering.
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The first challenge of preventing civil war among the branches of the security apparatus has been averted, at least for now.
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No, don't come up with a list of excellent parenting strategies that you're quite sure would have averted this unhappy scene.
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A World Health Organization report estimated that between 2200 and 2013, Gavi provided 440 million immunizations and averted 6 million deaths.
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That doesn't mean it will be averted equally around the world, or even in all industries or labor forces, of course.
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While Nadler also had pushed for action, he never publicly broke with Pelosi and averted a total rebellion in his committee.
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Some tragedies might be averted when caring parents are able to intervene, but college students are adults and have privacy rights.
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Eventually I would stop moving, arms limp and eyes averted and focus on the crack in the ceiling of my room.
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Collision was averted, but the aggressive move was enough to cause the red giant to lose its outer layers of gas.
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That crisis was averted, though just barely, when the "Harriet" star Cynthia Erivo landed an Academy Award nomination for best actress.
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The birth control provided by the U.N. Population Fund averted more than 3.7 million abortions last year alone, health advocates say.
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You averted a blood bath — but you were arrested and disappeared into the maw of Qincheng Prison for almost two years.
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PSA averted bankruptcy by selling 14 percent stakes to France and Dongfeng in 2014, to match a diluted Peugeot family holding.
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John Adams, for instance, cast votes that helped determine the location of the United States capital and averted war with Britain.
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Sky's shares rose on hopes a full investigation could still be averted by concessions over its 24-hour TV news channel.
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You don't have to be an altruist to accept that pandemics are best averted in the countries where they typically begin.
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Republicans say that this rule will be waived and the cuts will be averted, but that will take a bipartisan deal.
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A threat to public unions, averted by a 4-to-4 deadlock after Justice Scalia's death, is likely to re-emerge.
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Under the purposefully averted gaze of the authorities, a thriving trade in trafficking everything from heroin to illegal wildlife cropped up.
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Jose admitted, eyes averted, voice quavering, that at age 14 he'd knocked a girl off her bicycle and touched her breast.
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This was considered a sign that the brewing trade war between the world's two biggest economies was averted for the time being.
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A week on from the initial reports of its death, the defenestration of the circumflex had been averted before it even began.
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This requires appeals to colleagues, conversations with squirms and averted eyes and a rebuke of the abstractions that wash away ethical quandaries.
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Late on Friday, the Australian Energy Market Operator said the prospect of blackouts had been averted as the state cut back consumption.
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He talked tough about the situation, but in the end he released the men — on Seward's advice — and averted a serious crisis.
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McGuinness's resignation takes effect on Monday, and as things stand there is little chance that the election can be averted through compromise.
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This info genuinely shared and I hope that such embarrassment for all, including spouses, such as info in national headlines, maybe averted.
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Bezos predicts our descent into a "civilization of stasis" and believes it can be averted only by moving beyond our home planet.
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How do you determine how many lives that have been saved and accidents averted because of clean drinking water or safe roads?
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Mary Fallin declared it a "historic evening for the state of Oklahoma," and intimated that a work stoppage might have been averted.
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That drop translates into more than 1.7 million cancer deaths averted through 2012, the latest year for which comprehensive data is available.
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"From stuff that, I don't know if it was preventable, but maybe if somebody had done something, something could have been averted."
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This "empty shelf" scenario happened last year in Arizona, but was averted after the feds coaxed a Blues plan to stay in.
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In February, Viver hired Alvarez & Marsal Holdings LLC to lead a turnaround effort that has protected cash and averted an operational halt.
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A 2017 study of Connecticut's red-flag law found that for every 11 gun removals under the law, one suicide was averted.
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Under that commitment, Mexico averted punitive tariffs by promising to stem the flow of illegal migrants from Central America by July 22.
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St. Louis Fed President Jim Bullard said Thursday the silver lining of the stock market's correction was it averted an asset bubble.
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If only we could have found out where the terrorists were talking and listened in, the whole tragedy could have been averted.
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In the past, we occasionally averted our gaze from people with bad values but great gifts — and regretted it every single time.
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It grew in 2015, for a second consecutive year; unemployment rates around the periphery are falling; and "Grexit" has again been averted.
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The collective climate benefit for sacrificing trillions in lost economic growth is 0.2 degrees C of averted warming by the year 2100.
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Frieden says the CDC's funding cuts could be averted if Congress approves all, or most, of President Obama's $85033 billion funding request.
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A potential hazard—two clients wearing the same dress—had to be averted, she cautioned, by consulting with the company in advance.
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Understanding Putin's leadership psychology, and his desire to make Russia respected and strong, might have averted much economic hardship for foreign investors.
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No air strike was called - and the propaganda coup Islamic State would have reaped from the deaths of innocent people was averted.
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Italy narrowly averted such disciplinary action late last year, when it reached an agreement with the Commission over its 2019 budget [nL8N0.53YO33T].
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If a broader crisis is averted, it will be in part because the new rules are working as they were meant to.
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European stocks closed higher Friday after Italian parties averted the prospect of a snap election and Spain's leader was ousted and replaced.
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Memphis averted a four-game season series sweep against Houston, which lost for just the third time since the All-Star break.
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THE TOPLINE: The Pentagon and other federal agencies can breathe a sigh of relief - a government shutdown appears to have been averted.
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As soon as liberals awoke to the wrenching news of his victory, the hope arose that his presidency could somehow be averted.
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It took me a minute to realize I was staring at something other than the candles, and I abruptly averted my eyes.
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It averted the trade war Trump had effectively started -- and included a vague commitment for talks toward a real but distant goal.
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If the worst of the danger is ultimately averted, it will be because of the brave efforts of people like Gordon Hamilton.
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However, since 6900, the worst case of a deflationary spiral was averted, in part by "unconventional" monetary policy measures, or quantitative easing.
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Phil Scott of Vermont, was moved to make change after finding out about a recently averted mass shooting in his home state.
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The agreement effectively averted a disorderly and chaotic departure at the end of next week, yet such a break remains a possibility.
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The White House remains optimistic the stopgap measure will pass and a shutdown will be averted, although the path forward is unclear.
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She turns to look out the window or keeps her face averted whenever Mary feels trapped or is planning a new lie.
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Had social networks and internet service providers adequately monitored the suspect's postings, an arrest might have been made and the massacre averted.
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Republicans averted a worst-case scenario — the nomination of an ex-convict coal baron in West Virginia — but faced warning signs elsewhere.
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The agreement averted U.S. duties on sugar imports from Mexico and retaliatory duties on Mexican imports of American high-fructose corn syrup.
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Estimates of deaths averted due to family planning rely on child mortality rates and maternal mortality ratios, which are measures of risk.
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It's on the curriculum because it is only through it that the psyches of other nations can be understood and wars averted.
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" "In 2008, the world presented a united front to address the consequences of the global financial crisis, and the worst was averted.
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Again, the Massachusetts study suggested 24,000 deaths were averted each year as a result of expanding health coverage to 20 million people.
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In calculating the surcharge, the Fed relies on incomplete historical data that ignore losses that taxpayer bailouts averted in the last crisis.
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But, importantly, the treaty averted another war with Britain at a time when the young United States really wasn't ready for it.
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Thankfully, that tragedy has been narrowly averted—the only loud conversations you'll be forcibly subjected to are the ones involving "re-accommodating" passengers.
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Ankara and Brussels appear to be on a collision course before Christmas but a crash is likely to at least temporarily be averted.
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Carr has shaken her head, averted her eyes and, at times, left the room when video of the altercation was played in court.
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We wonder why no one just locked the guns away, and ask ourselves whether such a simple act could have averted the tragedy.
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The United States could have averted about 15,600 deaths if all 50 states expanded Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, new research suggests.
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He softens Lamb and Tommie with tears, safe hugs and averted looks and, once they land in the countryside, mires them in sentimentality.
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Most important, a possible third major Middle East war has been averted and Iran's bid for nuclear weapons stymied, at least for now.
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IATA, the main international-airline association, hopes they can be averted, by increasing scrutiny of cabin luggage and employing better bomb-detecting technology.
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Nauto Prevent's notifications are dependent upon factors like how long you've had your eyes averted from the road and how fast you're driving.
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For every dollar spent on such intervention, roughly $10 of harm can be averted, estimates Paul Dunne of the University of Cape Town.
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A couple of years earlier, during a local drought in Bihar, a major catastrophe had been averted through imports of rice from Burma.
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"Current regulatory standards prevented ineffective medications from reaching patients and averted unnecessary spending (as well as unanticipated side effects)," the research team writes.
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It might not have happened just as the Great Depression might have been averted with the right combination of fiscal and monetary policies.
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Even if conflict is averted and China gives ground, however, the result will be a bad one for the world, and for America.
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Bankruptcy was averted only when Donald Trump, America's president, agreed to lift the ban as a "favour" to Xi Jinping, his Chinese counterpart.
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Though it averted an excessive deficit procedure this year, Italy is due to present its 2020 budget to the EU by mid-October.
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People averted their eyes from Cruz and his wife as they walked with their security detail on the skybox level of boisterous Republicans.
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A proposed four-year contract that averted a teachers' strike earlier this month must still be ratified by the entire Chicago Teachers Union.
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"The market is looking beyond the election and seeing that most of the tail risks should be averted," said Commerzbank strategist Christoph Rieger.
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He also said that he had feared that India was preparing to launch a missile attack, but that the situation had been averted.
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Further brightening the global economic picture, U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday signalled a potentially bruising trade war with China could be averted.
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Sterling's strength was also due to increased bets on Brexit being delayed and a no-deal or economically damaging "hard" Brexit being averted.
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When we were talking earlier about the Uber situation [before the event], you said you felt like Uber averted a lot of risk.
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A near-certain blow to teachers, police and firemen's unions in about half the country was averted by a vote of 4-4.
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Facebook has averted attempts to block political ads on the platform by arguing it would go against its mission to promote free speech.
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Such apathy among people has been observed repeatedly in social and environmental issues that otherwise could have been averted by strong preemptive policies.
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Congressional memo WASHINGTON — To be fair, Congress averted a government shutdown a full two days before the lights were set to go out.
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Trump on Sunday defended the agreement he announced last week, which averted promised tariffs on Mexican imports in exchange for increased border security.
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"As long as a trade war can be averted through negotiations … (it will) allow the global economic expansion to continue uninterrupted," Zaccarelli says.
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The episode efficiently pushed assorted pulse-pounding buttons: women in jeopardy, a harrowing rescue from a burning building, a wrongful execution narrowly averted.
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Cut supporters argue that the OPEC and non-OPEC deals averted a renewed collapse in oil prices by halting the rise in inventories.
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Nuclear war may have only been averted because the Soviet officer in charge, operating purely on a hunch, reported it as an error.
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Surgeons thought that if the opening could be closed before birth, sealing out the fluid, some of the nerve damage might be averted.
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Syria joined the OPCW in 2013, agreeing to give weapons inspectors access, in a move that averted air strikes threatened by then-U.
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Nevada's Clark County School District averted a teacher's strike this week after district officials and a local teachers' union reached a tentative deal.
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Thousands of deaths will be averted, 22019 hospital admissions and emergency-room visits will be avoided, 230,000 cases of asthma will be eased.
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I can't help but think that if I heeded the warning of those sluggish runs, perhaps I could have averted my health debacle.
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But it could allow negotiators to meet ahead of the next round of tariffs, raising the potential for that increase to be averted.
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Markets surged on every indication that an escalation could be averted, even when there were few concrete signs the tariffs might be reduced.
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The Friday agreement averted additional tariffs on Chinese goods totalling $160 billion that the United States was set to impose over the weekend.
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Not only was Wall Street hoping the December 15 tariffs would be averted, but investors were also expecting a rollback of existing tariffs.
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Indeed, the flu vaccinations averted 40,000 deaths in the United States between the 2005–2006 and 2013–2014 flu seasons, the CDC estimates.
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But once it happened, many of them — particularly in America — acted quickly and intelligently, and as a result another Great Depression was averted.
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Critic's Pick Going back to the Greeks, the most powerful tragedies have usually been those in which the outcome could have been averted.
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And that Fox knew about the claim, they didn't know about, and deliberately sort of averted their eyes to not know about it.
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Three different strikes meant replacement umpires were pressed into duty in 21995, 1984 and 1995; a fourth strike was narrowly averted in 1991.
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The truce has averted a full-scale assault on Hodeidah, the entry point for the bulk of Yemen's commercial imports and vital aid supplies.
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Though that crisis was ultimately averted, the revised trade agreement, known as the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement, has yet to be ratified by Congress.
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These are not narratives for the world we used to live in, in which a crisis will be narrowly averted and the day saved.
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This is just the kind of disaster that should have been averted after Australia launched an ambitious plan to preserve the river in 2012.
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Texas also averted a sweep and snapped a three-game losing streak of its own with an 8-123 win over Boston on Wednesday.
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S. trade dispute averted one threat to the global economy, leading investors to pare wagers on aggressive policy easing by the major central banks.
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Investors were also relieved after the U.S. Congress averted a government shutdown on Thursday just one day before federal funding was due to expire.
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The Spurs averted a season series sweep and snapped the Rockets' 11-game winning streak in the process, holding Houston to 33.8 percent shooting.
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If that's the case, more than 170,157 people averted death by being tased instead of shot, beat up, or otherwise put in harm's way.
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The officer could have averted the hack by simply setting up the login credentials for the router properly to begin with, according to Barysevich.
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The other images, one looking forward, one with a slight sideways glance, show the prisoner's face but his eyes are averted from the camera.
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A major mishap was averted Wednesday evening after two teenagers informed authorities about fire in the tail of a GoAir flight that flew overhead.
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The deal averted an imminent second trial for Manafort (he'd already been convicted of financial crimes at a first one), and required Manafort's cooperation.
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The airline averted widespread strikes ahead of Christmas by announcing plans to recognise pilots' unions for the first time in its 32-year history.
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With more funding, it might have averted this outbreak: Angola was not among the 12 countries that were considered most susceptible to the disease.
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As Fike worked, accumulating underground hours to qualify as a "black hat"—a senior miner—he averted conflict by keeping Coptis's work a secret.
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Congress sought a compromise and averted another government shutdown, but they and the president overlooked an important challenge: the aging of the world's population.
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Nine allegedly planned attacks have been averted by the secret services – which, with the police, are monitoring some 3,19803 people who might prove dangerous.
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Pappas wasn't complying with the commands of the first officer who arrived, and the second officer's arrival might have averted a shootout, Acevedo said.
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The ragged boys were ordered off, marched down the platform and commanded to empty their battered backpacks, while smartly dressed passengers averted their gazes.
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Upstream-focused KMG EP is sitting on a cash pile of more than $3 billion, while its indebted parent narrowly averted default last year.
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And since everyone else at the long open tables wants privacy too, invisible boundary lines are drawn, a kabuki-like civility reigns, eyes averted.
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If he backs off, and doesn't order Rosenstein to go even further and release documents and reveal sources, then it might be crisis averted.
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The outcome averted a major potential embarrassment for Europe's political establishment though exposed how vulnerable it has become to a popular backlash against immigration.
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Politicians don't get credit for the lives they saved, for the catastrophes they averted, but they do get punished for the pain they cause.
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The deal averted escalating import tariffs of 5% on Mexican goods, which Trump had vowed to impose unless Mexico did more to curb migration.
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Even so, there were indications on Sunday that disaster had largely been averted in Lubbock, which averages about 9 inches of snow a year.
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She's remained with PEPFAR even when some said she was compromising herself, and has gotten results, in terms of lives saved and infections averted.
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The museum, which averted financial collapse a decade ago, currently has a $125 million endowment but no chief curator and a long-ineffective board.
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Complete market failure seems to have been averted: At least one insurer has agreed to sell health plans in every county of the country.
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In the end, reports say, an Israeli firm unlocked the phone for the government, and the collision between Apple and the F.B.I. was averted.
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Turing's averted tragedy serves as a reminder that—as Charlie, Miranda, and Adam will soon learn—a single intimate violation can alter history's course.
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"We are so thankful to report that this holiday disaster was averted," Mike Schwartz, fire chief for North Tahoe Fire, said in a statement.
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Republicans averted a worst-case scenario — the nomination of the ex-convict coal baron Don Blankenship in West Virginia — but faced warning signs elsewhere.
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What we do know is that in 1962, nuclear holocaust was averted in part because a president read a book and learned from it.
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Crisis averted - for now At the height of the water crisis, Cape Town introduced restrictions limiting residents to 50 liters per person per day.
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Just ambition, greed, confusion, self-pity and nostalgia for when they could cozy up to lobbyists and shaft the public while gazes were averted.
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According to Ireland's Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment, "approximately 8,000 premature deaths have been averted" in Dublin since the ban was introduced.
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In 2010, one study found, publicly funded family planning averted 2.2 million unintended pregnancies, 99,100 cases of chlamydia and 3,680 cases of cervical cancer.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu called the attacks by Syrian forces a flagrant violation of a September ceasefire that had averted a government offensive.
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Just last week, Nevada's Clark County School District averted a teacher's strike after district officials and a local teachers' union reached a tentative deal.
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CN said it believes a strike can be averted "with the assistance of federal mediators," after Teamsters declined to submit to binding interest arbitration.
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CN said it believes a strike can be averted "with the assistance of federal mediators," after Teamsters declined to submit to binding interest arbitration.
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Separately, Australia also said it believed it had averted a terrorist plot in Melbourne — possibly on Christmas Day — with the arrest of five people.
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In 2015, the surprise performer was Malcolm Butler, an undrafted, reserve rookie cornerback whose goal-line interception averted certain defeat against the Seattle Seahawks.
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They insist that if the federal government had pushed to get at least one of five proposed pipelines built, these problems would have been averted.
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Oil prices have stabilized in a $50 to $60 range since the OPEC/non-OPEC deal last November averted a dive toward $40 or below.
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Once the crisis at Chrysler was averted, the marketing whiz realized the financial importance of leveraging a single platform to create a portfolio of cars.
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Europe's biggest budget airline averted widespread strikes before last Christmas by agreeing to recognise trade unions for the first time in its 32-year history.
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The Mexican peso gained 219.1417%, still benefiting from the announcement of a deal between Mexico and the United States that averted tariffs on its goods.
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We now have to see how Trump will react but markets will surely react positively on rising hopes that a trade war will be averted.
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Just last month, for instance, the New Horizons team averted a potentially big problem when they realized that the spacecraft had gone slightly off course.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Republican-led Congress averted a U.S. government shutdown on Friday and gave lawmakers another week to work out federal spending through Sept.
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In addition to the 11 people gunned down, six others were wounded — including four responding police officers, whose courage, authorities have said, averted further bloodshed.
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A caesarean section costs between $15 and $380 for every year of disability (DALY) averted, cataract surgery $50 and hernia repair between $10 and $100.
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"The sense of duty of our policemen tonight averted a massacre ... they prevented a bloodbath on the Champs Elysees," Interior Minister Matthias Fekl told reporters.
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Upstream-focused KMG EP is sitting on a cash pile of more than $3 billion while indebted parent KMG NC narrowly averted default last year.
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Had we just screwed the pooch, or had we averted an "O-ring moment" (the culprit behind the Challenger disaster) and saved the entire mission?
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One study published in 215 estimated that for every 393 to 239 gun seizures in the state between 235 and 277, one suicide was averted.
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Ultimate disaster can be averted if net carbon emissions can be reduced to zero—which doesn't mean humans can't release any carbon into the sky.
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To be sure, it's a short-term positive for the economy and markets that Trump and Congressional leaders appear to have averted a budget crisis.
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But though she turned her head a moment when she heard footsteps approaching, she immediately turned away as he arrived and kept her eyes averted.
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It would be the first major delisting for over a decade; even camera maker Olympus averted one in 2012, following a scandal around hidden losses.
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For every dollar spent, $2.33 would be saved as a result of averted overdose deaths, reduced disease transmission and increased drug treatment, the researchers found.
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Authorities said they had averted the immediate danger of a catastrophic failure that could unleash a wall of water three stories tall on towns below.
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Sterling has been one of the best performing major currencies in the last year, boosted by growing confidence that a disorderly Brexit will be averted.
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Nolan Arenado's sacrifice fly tied the game before Jeffress averted further damage by getting David Dahl to ground out and then striking out Trevor Story.
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At a gala the next day, Nick apologizes to Veronica with a substance abuse sob story, and we're led to believe crisis has been averted.
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"The losses to the economy can be averted through strategic interventions which ensure adequate nutrition for mothers and young children," Yanga said in a statement.
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A former employee told me that, whenever Gorka entered their offices, staffers subtly averted their computer screens, so that he could not glimpse classified material.
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In an interview with the Funke newspaper group, Richard Grenell insisted that the United States was awaiting proposals on how punitive tariffs could be averted.
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The nation's three east coast LNG plants, operated by Royal Dutch Shell, ConocoPhillips, and Santos , averted those curbs by promising to plug the expected deficit.
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If Britain were able to accede as a third party to the EU's pending trade agreement with Canada, they say, then disaster might be averted.
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Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said on Saturday that Mexico emerged from negotiations that averted U.S. tariffs with its "dignity intact," according to The Associated Press.
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Trump and U.S. lawmakers averted a government shutdown in March after passing a massive $1.3 trillion spending bill to fund the government through Sept. 30.
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This Youtube video by SciShow Space explains how a potential misinterpretation of signals could have led to war, and how the crisis was ultimately averted.
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Stocks in Turkey and South Africa followed, gaining 0.5% each, buoyed by a migration deal between United and Mexico that averted tariffs on Mexican goods.
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But most articles focused only on the video recordings in the archive and, even then, news outlets largely characterized the disaster as a crisis averted.
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Hooper said what was alarming about the potential tariffs, even if they were eventually averted, is that they were appended to a non-trade matter.
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World War II — the war to end the war that was supposed to have ended all wars, had it ever ended — might have been averted.
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While our Batman was born of grief, guilt or vengeance, this one knows a tragedy was averted and is driven by awe, mystery and gratitude.
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The Senate averted a procedural vote scheduled for Monday evening by approving by voice vote a 77-day extension of three USA Freedom Act provisions.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Giants' leading receivers, Odell Beckham Jr. and Brandon Marshall, seemingly averted major injuries during an N.F.L. exhibition game on Monday night.
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Had political parties, particularly of the center left, pursued a bolder agenda, perhaps the rise of right-wing, nativist political movements might have been averted.
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The dispute over whether to stay in Algeria brought France to the brink of a civil war that was averted by withdrawing from North Africa.
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Before returning home for the holidays, lawmakers averted a complete disaster by voting to appropriate funding to keep CHIP running for a few months longer.
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The call is part of the protocol required one week prior to expiration of appropriations, whether or not a shutdown is expected to be averted.
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Senior U.S. officials have emphasized the tariffs are only a proposal at this stage and could be averted by a settlement between the two countries.
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While Congress has nearly averted yet another debilitating lapse in federal funding, congressional leaders still lack a fiscal 2020 funding plan beyond the new deadline.
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He has fulfilled that promise, and has averted a Russian active measure that was aimed straight at the heart of his family and the presidency.
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The nation's leaders proclaim to care about the kids, but now that this impasse has been averted, it is time to move beyond lip service.
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Wall Street followed European shares lower and losses deepened even as strategists said a recession would take time to materialize or could even be averted.
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The paper found that if black babies had died at the same rate as white ones, in 2015 nearly 4,000 infant deaths would have been averted.
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The stopgap spending bill, passed by voice vote in the Senate, averted the government shutdown that would have happened if a bill hadn't passed by midnight.
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There's no reason to think this was a strategic effort, but it seems the gradual alerts have averted much public attention about the matter until now.
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That reduction would translate into 583 unintended pregnancies averted each year if the VA adopted a 12-month dispensing option, Judge-Golden and her colleagues found.
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It took 36 contentious ballots in the House — and the growing threat of civil war — before the Federalists chose Jefferson, and a constitutional crisis was averted.
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Mexican and U.S. officials met in Washington this week to discuss the border and Trump indicated that there was a good chance tariffs would be averted.
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The British pound stood not far from last week's nine-month high of $1.3380, supported by relief that a no-deal Brexit will likely be averted.
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"It is true that I prevented Najib from leaving the country," Mahathir said at a news conference, adding that doing so had averted extradition problems later.
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Faraday Future averted disaster at the end of 2017 when it secured a major new investment from the healthcare division of Chinese real estate group Evergrande.
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Based on the reactions of gun-control advocates, an imminent public safety crisis was averted, despite the fact that similar blueprints have long been available online.
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But there was simply not enough support to risk yet another dramatic failure, a political disaster averted for the White House at the "100 days" mark.
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At that time, Senator Collins was part of a bipartisan gang of 14 senators who brokered a deal that averted going "nuclear" (wiping out the filibuster).
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The study found that more than 5m deaths could be averted over the next three decades or so if meat were consumed modestly around the world.
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Stanford professor Paul Elrich's dire predictions of worldwide mass starvation in his 1968 book, The Population Bomb, were averted by advances that increased agricultural yields worldwide.
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We averted that catastrophe, but the anxiety may linger, causing businesses to be reluctant to borrow to finance risky investments and banks reluctant to finance them.
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If Trump signs the measure, lawmakers will have averted a partial shutdown this week, but the threat of a potential shutdown still looms on the horizon.
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In 2000, Islamist militants who had trained in Afghanistan and were active in France and Germany planned to bomb the market, but the plot was averted.
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Dieulifaite Derlus, Maria Ageeb, Ed Kelley and Todd Neville had nothing in common — until the storm hit, leaving behind stories of disaster and disaster narrowly averted.
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A proposed four-year contract that averted a teachers' strike earlier this month is scheduled for a ratification vote by Chicago Teachers Union members next week.
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Shutdown averted: Hours after the Rose Garden speech, Trump signed the bill that included barrier funding, averting a partial government that would have started at midnight.
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After months of tense negotiations, the union leaders declined to discuss the specifics of the deal, which averted a strike that could have begun on Sunday.
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A potential tragedy was only averted by Asalfo leaving the stage, and wading into the crowd, slowly walking the entire expanse of festival pleading for calm.
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CARACAS — Venezuela is suffering from a combination of severe crises — political, economic, social and humanitarian — that require urgent attention if an implosion is to be averted.
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While most of the business world is happy that a trade war has been averted, Mr. Trump must get his trade treaty through Congress next year.
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He noted that Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, sought to address Syria's use of chemical weapons by striking that deal — which averted U.S. military action against Syria.
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If Italians had taken the coronavirus more seriously during the onset of the outbreak, maybe they could have averted the disaster that's since wracked their country.
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Queen Elizabeth II's uncle, Edward VIII, gave up the throne for the twice-divorced Wallis Simpson in 1936, causing a political crisis that was narrowly averted.
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But it also averted analysts' fears that Mr. Trump might make an outright withdrawal of American troops from South Korea or blow up at Mr. Kim.
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Last year, for instance, the further spread of ebola outside of the Congo was averted after a child with the disease crossed the border into Uganda.
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Had these proposals come earlier, UAW chief negotiator Terry Dittes told GM, it could have averted the industrial action that began just before midnight on Monday.
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When death is unexpectedly averted through the use of drugs, devices or procedures, technology is considered miraculous; when death occurs regardless, its application is considered undignified.
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Further escalation has only been averted – for now – because Iran limited the proportionality of the strike and avoided U.S. casualties, but the situation remains extremely tenuous.
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In 2016, we defused deep disagreements with Iran over prisoners and averted conflict when American sailors inadvertently entered Iranian waters and were detained by Iranian forces.
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" And many of those averted injuries were serious: "Fractures occurred in 0.7 percent of falls in the LIF cohort versus 2.3 percent in the control cohort.
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Authorities said they had averted the immediate danger of a catastrophic failure - one capable of unleashing a wall of water three stories tall on towns below.
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Most fundamentally, President Trump has disrupted the consensus belief that says the decline of the United States is inevitable and can be managed only, not averted.
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Almstadt, the driving force behind the plan, picked out Chamakh and Park as high-risk signings that a more empirical approach to recruitment would have averted.
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I still consulted major news sites, but avoided sections that tend to be Trump-soaked, and averted my eyes as I scrolled for non-Trump news.
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Visiting Aleppo, Velayati was quoted by a military news outlet run by Hezbollah as saying Tehran's involvement in the Syrian civil war had averted wider violence.
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"Overall, with this newsflow, we believe any significant roadblocks to the E.ON-Innogy merger have been averted with minimal impact," Bernstein analysts said in a note.
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Bankruptcy there was averted by bailouts worth hundreds of billions, and Greece was plunged into a devastating economic crisis, from which it is only now emerging.
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Two closely watched special elections for House seats in Kansas and Georgia provided signs of renewed hope for Democrats, but Republicans averted disaster in both cases.
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Italy narrowly averted such a sanction procedure late last year, when it reached an agreement with the Commission, the European Union's executive, over its 27 budget.
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Republicans were still holding out hope that the tariffs -- and a potential showdown between Congress and the White House -- could be averted, as talks continued late Thursday.
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London (CNN)Ask Alexander Van der Bellen what his victory in Austria's presidential polls means, and he will tell you frankly that he has averted a crisis.
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The deal, announced on Friday after three days of negotiations in Washington, averted Trump's threatened imposition of 5% import tariffs on all Mexican goods starting on Monday.
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" If baby boomers follow this advice and get treatment if they test positive, Ward said, "more than 320,000 deaths can be averted over the next 15 years.
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CNBC says the bankruptcy filing could still be averted and notes that CEO Eddie Lampert has kept the company afloat in the past with his own money.
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Renzi said he would resign following a resounding 'No' vote in Sunday's referendum and hopes that a snap election could be averted have helped support Italian bonds.
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Feminists' claims, back in 2008, that the financial crisis could have been averted had Lehman Brothers been Lehman Sisters instead, were undermined in the crash of 2048.
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The deal averted escalating import tariffs of 5% on Mexican goods, which U.S. President Donald Trump had vowed to impose unless Mexico did more to curb migration.
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The Taliban are spared from revealing their internal divisions, but they cannot long avoid that if they want to see civil war averted and American forces withdrawn.
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Copper and some other industrial metals stabilised on the back of a U.S.-Mexico deal that averted new tariffs and raised hopes of an agreement with China.
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Archer produced another quality start at Minute Maid Park and the Rays averted a series sweep with a 973-4 victory over the Houston Astros on Sunday.
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His minority government depends on a deal with the opposition, and he only narrowly averted its collapse over a police scandal by sacrificing his deputy this week.
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If further chaos and crisis in Congo is to be averted, democratic elections must go ahead pursuant to the St Sylvester agreement negotiated by the Congolese themselves.
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The economy The new President will inherit an economy that has spent the last eight years battling back from the brink of an averted second Great Depression.
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Still, it is a fantasy to believe he could have averted the Civil War had he only served as president a quarter century after he left office.
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This week's hijacking of an EgyptAir flight by a man wearing a fake belt of explosives could have been a tragedy, but the worst, thankfully, was averted.
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Nonetheless, my work and activism is guided by a kind of "pragmatic optimism" according to which major disasters can be averted if only we try hard enough.
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The threat of a new election — seen by some as a proxy referendum on Italy's membership of the euro zone — has been averted, at least for now.
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The willingness of employees to speak up about illegality and serious threats to public health, safety and the environment has saved lives, changed laws, and averted disasters.
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An estimated 5.7 million deaths a year could be averted under the deal to send 450 million doses to 80 countries between 2017-2020, the agency added.
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"That the U.S. finally shared this willingness, means the two sides have successfully averted the head-on confrontation that at one point seemed inevitable," the paper said.
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Total catastrophe may have been averted, but tens of millions of people had been left behind by the new economy and were struggling to make ends meet.
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NATO and the European Union condemned the violence, which deepened the worst crisis in the Balkan country since it narrowly averted an ethnic civil war in 2001.
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Last year Cape Town in South Africa averted only narrowly the unwanted prize for being the first of the world's big cities to run out of water.
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With her family crisis averted, it is full speed ahead for Vollmer, who is her child's primary caregiver during the day, when her husband is at work.
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A debate grew inside the Administration over whether a conflict with Iran would more likely be averted by the threat of force or by displays of flexibility.
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Sure enough, Canada averted the 85033 crisis, stopped the spread of the financial contagion on its southern border and avoided the massive taxpayer bailout forced on Americans.
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That outcome was averted on Tuesday, with a result that complicates the Republican race immensely and deals a significant hit to Hillary Clinton on the Democratic side.
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I think about the hundreds, even thousands of heart attacks and strokes averted every year because of prevention programs in obesity, tobacco cessation, and blood pressure control.
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Studies have shown that marijuana legalization could save $7.7 billion in averted enforcement costs and add $6 billion in additional tax revenue -- a $13.7 billion net savings.
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A report showed growth in China's service sector accelerating in August, while Britain's pound halted its decline on hopes a no-deal Brexit may yet be averted.
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Once again, beauty had emerged from chaos, another train wreck on a boat — or off of it, technically, and then back on it again — had been averted.
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John Cena averted serious injury during a match in Manila Friday when the rope on which Big Show was standing snapped, sending him tumbling to the mat.
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The meeting was indeed successful in that the two may have averted — at least for now — a deepening economic conflict between two of the world's biggest economies.
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Republicans say the move averted a protracted fight in both chambers, and left Republican leaders optimistic that they could move quickly on a tax bill by fall.
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The United Nations and OPCW have been investigating whether Damascus is adhering to its commitments under the agreement, which averted the threat of U.S.-led military intervention.
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Only 3 percent of men die of prostate cancer, so the benefit of screening, in the number of prostate cancer deaths averted, is small in absolute terms.
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Many cancer deaths were averted after millions quit lighting up, but they are now rising because even greater numbers are unable to keep their waistlines in check.
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On Tuesday, pro-European conservatives in her party put her to the test as she narrowly averted defeat in a parliamentary vote on a customs bill. Mrs.
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And grocery workers in Southern California narrowly averted a strike this month when the United Food and Commercial Workers union reached a deal with several California supermarkets.
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Unfortunately, this case is only one of several where judges averted their eyes while politicians manipulated Colorado's tax base to extract more revenue without asking the voters.
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People will be persuaded that it is in their interests only if there are tangible harms in the not-too-distant future that might reasonably be averted.
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The researchers averted two important safety problems: They produced embryos in which all cells — not just some — were mutation-free, and they avoided creating unwanted extra mutations.
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Barclays avoided the fate of rivals Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland and averted a state bailout by raising a total of 11 billion pounds over 2008.
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But some analysts felt the challenges facing Leshi and its parent is too big and wide-ranging to be averted by the restructuring cited in the statement.
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The Addicks Dam held, but news stories about the Guajataca Dam disaster suggest that proper upkeep and an upgrade to current standards could have averted the incident.
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The deal struck on Friday averted import tariffs on all Mexican goods, which Trump had vowed to impose this week unless Mexico did more to curb migration.
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The deal struck on Friday averted import tariffs on all Mexican goods, which U.S. President Donald Trump had vowed to impose unless Mexico did more to curb migration.
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Indians 5, Athletics 3 Roberto Perez belted a go-ahead, three-run homer in the sixth inning as visiting Cleveland averted a three-game series sweep against Oakland.
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After those events, investigators tracked down at least some of the people responsible—but with a different approach to surveillance, Binney suggested those attacks could have been averted.
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And Mr. Kudlow — a "free-market guy" who conceded he generally abhors the idea of tariffs — did not claim to have averted a trade war with his advice.
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For all deaths averted, according to the task force, at least twice as many women will have received entirely unnecessary treatment and the anxiety that comes with it.
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In contrast to Trump's confrontational tone, several Republicans on the Senate Appropriations Committee said they expect a deal on border funding will be reached and a shutdown averted.
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It quickly pulled back to a 3-week high of $1.0797 as a worst-case political scenario for Rome appeared to have been averted for the time being.
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Bunge Ltd The company reported a $125 million mark-to-market loss in August on a position in soybeans that bet a China trade war would be averted.
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There was some hope another U.S. government shutdown would be averted as President Donald Trump edged toward backing a deal in Congress on funding for a border barrier.
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Stanley Kubrick's romantic and sexual thriller about a potential affair may have seeped into Cruise and Kidman's marriage while their eyes were averted, and they divorced in 2001.
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"So, what do you all think of the film Blue Is The Warmest Color?" he asks cheerfully to resounding silence, averted eyes, and a rapid change of topic.
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The settlement, achieved through an international panel of arbitrators, may have averted a trans-Atlantic war and, says Mr Chernow, "launched a new fraternal relationship of great consequence".
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Cheap valuations aside, there is a belief in some quarters that the UK economy should be able to weather Brexit as long as a no deal is averted.
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A deal that temporarily averted tariffs was reached on June 7, but that came after the economy contracted by 0.2% quarter-on-quarter in the January-March period.
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Three out of four deaths could be averted by spending just $43 per person a year on measures as simple as handwashing and more prudent prescription of antibiotics.
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After some cajoling, crisis is averted and Francesca admits she does feel the same way and would've kissed Dev back if he ever made a move on her.
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We do not know what decisions the men and women who were standing watch aboard the destroyer made -- or failed to make -- that could have averted the danger.
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But how much do investors reckon sterling and stocks would have to tank before lawmakers decide that a "no deal" exit from the European Union must be averted?
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Some of the worst was averted once the story was uncovered; most of the people who lost out were wealthy investors, not people with cancer and terminal illnesses.
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It is foolhardy to suppose that nuclear catastrophes can be indefinitely averted without addressing these deeper challenges that have existed ever since the original atomic attack on Hiroshima.
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Our organization has also averted threats of violence and weapons being brought into schools, as well as helped many young people get the mental health services they need.
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Throughout the entire series of over 30 images, eye contact between subject and viewer is only made on two occasions; every other moment glances are averted or preoccupied.
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After a knee-jerk negative reaction to the new tariffs announced by Washington and Beijing on Tuesday, markets have been speculating that an immediate escalation could be averted.
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After the latest retaliatory blow from China against U.S. tariffs, investors' reaction was more muted than expected, as some calculated a full-blown trade war would be averted.
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However, worries have eased following reports of behind-the-scenes talks between the United States and China that rekindled hopes that a damaging trade war could be averted.
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It is true, as the report states, that there was a pileup of mistakes and technical problems, without any one of which the strike might have been averted.
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Their quick thinking -- with only seconds to spare and reinforced by numerous previous drills -- averted disaster when a gunman opened fire on school grounds, the district's superintendent said.
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But the apocalypse — the one that science tells us caused the extinction of dinosaurs — is averted when the space rock whizzes by instead of crashing into the planet.
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The shutdown was not averted after Senate Democrats blocked an initial continuing resolution, and throughout the three-day shutdown, Republicans hammered Democrats for failing to pass defense spending.
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Tigers 6, Astros 3 John Hicks slugged a two-run homer to ignite a surprising power surge and Detroit averted a series sweep with a win at Houston.
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The deal averted an imminent second trial for Manafort (he'd already been convicted of financial crimes at a first one) and required Manafort's cooperation in the ongoing probe.
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Since the 1990s, these changes have helped the German economy grow, kept unemployment low and averted the kind of debt crisis that hobbled the country's European Union partners.
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Since Iran insists it won't budge, it sets Washington and Tehran on a path of confrontation that can be averted only if one side or the other blinks.
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Bunge Ltd The company reported a $125 million mark-to-market loss in August on a position in soybeans that bet a China trade war would be averted.
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Djokovic's rediscovered warrior spirit averted a crisis at 7-7 when he saved three break points, the third with an angled forehand winner past the net-charging Nadal.
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The idea, which would have averted violent conflict, was admirable, but unfortunately it had scant supporters in the Zionist community and even fewer among the Arabs of Palestine.
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"Even though Democrats had to spend a few million dollars, crisis averted," said Nathan Gonzales, a veteran House race handicapper and the editor of the Inside Elections newsletter.
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Cape Town, South Africa, narrowly averted its "Day Zero" last year, but cities in 17 other countries classified as high stress could soon face their own water crises.
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A potentially dangerous situation was averted when officers determined no one was home; Mr. Hogg, 18, and his mother were in Washington to accept a human rights award.
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Rangers 3, Flyers 0 Alexandar Georgiev made 29 saves to record his second career shutout as New York averted a season sweep at the hands of host Philadelphia.
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Broader global markets rallied on Thursday, boosted by both the likely UK election result and reports a last-gasp trade deal had averted new U.S. tariffs on China.
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Only when the two leaders had direct communications about their intentions — and their desire to not have a nuclear war — did cooler heads prevail and was war averted.
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This comes as the drugstore chain prepares to go to trial in a federal, multidistrict lawsuit, which may be averted by a settlement, as other companies have done.
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Wang Feng of the University of California, Irvine, accuses defenders of the one-child policy of confecting a common official claim, namely that the policy "averted" 400m births.
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Schumer revealed his offer to Trump in remarks on the floor of the Senate minutes after the chamber failed to pass legislation that would have averted a shutdown.
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If smokers switched exclusively to e-cigarettes over the next 85033 years, estimates project as many as 6.6 million deaths could be averted and cigarettes could become obsolete.
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Justin Bieber's "no more photos" declaration, and his barefoot strolls had fans -- and his inner circle -- worried he's heading down meltdown street, but the crisis has been averted.
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Council Speaker Corey Johnson said that while the averted shutdown was good news, residents deserved better than a surprise change, especially since many had already uprooted their lives.
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Citing the averted L train shutdown, the association recently sent a letter to city transportation officials calling for a panel of outside experts to rethink the B.Q.E. project.
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A one-week temporary funding bill passed Friday averted a government shutdown over the weekend and bought more time to iron out lasting disputes between Democrats and Republicans.
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Amazon averted a potential holiday nightmare when a judge ruled today that pilots who carry the online retailer's cargo had to end a strike and return to work.
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Von Miller almost didn't make it Super Bowl LII because his Uber ride broke down before he could even hit the road ... but luckily, the crisis was averted.
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Though the crisis was averted, the league decided that replacing the entire field, which can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, would reduce the chance of last-minute adjustments.
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The judge also said Cohen's agreements to put the statute of limitations on hold for some SEC claims lacked the "broad language" that might have averted the case's dismissal.
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Wang said he had been under the impression that four rounds of high level talks in recent months between China and the United States had averted the trade war.
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As usual, analysts cite a dozen reasons why they could not possibly have averted being blindsided, even though that's what the oil game is all about — avoiding being blindsided.
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Fears of a Greek default were averted by a May 25 agreement which unlocks bailout loans, and came alongside a provisional offer to help relieve the country's debt mountain.
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While it was being played, the court room was completely silent -- some members of the public averted their eyes when Jutting showed Ningsih's body in one of the videos.
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Arizona averted a semi-disaster when Wilson apparently hit Siasoi Wilson for an 8-yard touchdown, but after further review Wilson was ruled out of bounds on the catch.
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But, while Rutte averted what in the early stages of the campaign looked like a possible victory for Wilders, years of austerity pushed down his share of the vote.
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"If we could have inspected the factory, then we may have noticed and could have taken action on those shortcomings, and this could have averted disaster," Ahmed told Reuters.
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Marisa Hyland says it all went down last summer in NYC, when a driver named June repeatedly averted crashing by a whisker during a 4 mile trip to work.
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Over the last 6900 years, U.S. public health efforts have prevented up to 2628,28503 cases of TB in the United States and averted up to $22019 billion in costs.
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The Athletics were outscored by Boston 27-5 but averted a sweep on Khris Davis' walk-off double in Sunday's 1-0 victory that snapped a five-game skid.
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" To defend his stance, Ryan pointed to studies that have shown legalizing marijuana could save "$7.7 billion in averted enforcement costs and add $6 billion in additional tax revenue.
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While these topics could distract from the defense spending issue, it is far from certain that a major clash between the U.S. president and Chancellor Merkel can be averted.
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Q: The film also shows how disasters were averted, including fears that the sound towers would fall during the thunderstorm and the mad dash to get payments to bands.
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But defense hawks appear relieved that a full-year continuing resolution has been averted and that at least some extra defense dollars made it into the final spending package.
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ON JULY 7th disaster was narrowly averted when an Air Canada passenger plane, trying to land on a full taxiway at San Francisco airport, pulled up just in time.
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Another sure regret was averted when Phelps ignored the suggestion of his longtime coach, Bob Bowman, to forgo his favorite event, the 200-meter butterfly, at the Rio Games.
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This is why the Republican leadership in Congress has averted its eyes from the outrageous behavior of a President who is mentally, emotionally and morally unqualified for the job.
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Clinton will still have to shore up her support on the left, but the Democratic nightmare scenario — a convention plunged into chaos and recriminations — appears to have been averted.
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UNICEF said some progress had been made in preventing mother-to-child transmission, with about 2 million new infections averted since 2000, it said, but that progress was slowing.
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Most people here are glad we averted a major attack on our democracy, which could have initiated not only a brutal military regime but maybe even a civil war.
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White Sox 3, Astros 1 Chris Volstad pitched effectively in emergency relief, and six additional relievers chipped in as Chicago averted a series sweep with a victory over Houston.
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From one angle she seems to be screening her averted face from view; from another angle she seems to protect her torso with that elbow, crooked like a prow.
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He saw that disaster was coming, and, as the play's title makes clear, felt that it might have been averted if more of his countrymen had seen it, too.
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While "Ecce Homo" had his gaze averted from the viewer, Monkey Jesus looks you right in the eyes, which makes the encounter a bit uncomfortable, considering his tragic condition.
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With Frankfurt re-opening after a one-day holiday, German investors returned to shares after a U.S.-Mexico deal on Friday apparently averted tariffs threatened by President Donald Trump.
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It created the illusion that a more severe crisis had been averted while threatening to bring on one of those next — unless, that is, the United States backs down.
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While those tariffs were averted, the chance that Mr. Trump could make a similar move against another trading partner has caught the attention of global companies and foreign leaders.
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Separately, Turkey said on Tuesday it would send more troops into Syria's rebel-held Idlib province after striking a deal with Russia that has averted a government offensive there.
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The compromise, struck over a steak dinner at the Group of 21975 meeting here and announced in a White House statement, was less a breakthrough than a breakdown averted.
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"We averted a civic catastrophe today because we have good voting laws," said Christopher Hale, a Democrat who ran unsuccessfully for Congress in 2018 in Tennessee's 4th Congressional district.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday that Europe had decided to uphold the 2015 Iran nuclear deal and would keep trying to find solutions that averted escalation.
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But if late-deciding Democrats view Sanders and Biden as their two plausible choices — and Bloomberg and Warren regularly fail to hit 15 percent — this outcome would be averted.
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Some violence-weary residents along or near the parade route have expressed skepticism that gunplay will be averted or that participants can be stopped from gathering in the dark.
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He said they braced for Zelensky to announce the investigations in September, until the assistance money was ultimately released at the last moment and the presidential statement was averted.
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With the threat of a recession averted but no euro zone recovery in sight, the ECB is expected to say that risks are still skewed towards more policy easing.
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That averted a high-profile confrontation with the nation's largest police force for Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who has said federal interventions in local policing are bad for morale.
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While the potential crisis of war with Iran has been averted, for now, Iran remains a stubborn challenge for the United States, and the other two crises continue unabated.
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You wonder whether if you simply omit saying anything, you can tell yourself that you're not directly implicated in whatever harm you could have averted through a negative review.
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"If there was no conflict in Yemen, there would be no descent into famine, misery, disease and death — a famine would certainly be avoidable and averted," Mr. O'Brien said.
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For now, with no clear path obvious for a shutdown to be averted, it looks likely that DACA and CHIP beneficiaries will face days, or weeks, of more anxiety.
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Puerto Rico, beset with financial woes and political turmoil, averted a potential new disaster last month when Hurricane Dorian skirted past it before laying waste to the northern Bahamas.
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Such an existential threat and a host of other real or only narrowly averted catastrophic errors are now, with the first taste of Woodward's book, coming into sharp focus.
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For one hundred days, a program that covers 9 million American children has been left in this strange limbo, with the worst consequences being averted but nonetheless creeping closer.
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While a Saturday shutdown of government agencies was averted, Congress and Trump will now have to come up with a deal to keep the government operating beyond Dec. 22.
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While it appears the fix was only temporary and the zipper continued to work itself loose as she moved down the red carpet, at least imminent disaster was briefly averted.
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Even if a full-blown trade war is averted—because either country backs down—both sides would not return to the rules-based trade order that has prevailed until now.
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On the one hand it was horribly tragic, but on the other it could all have been averted if RICKON HAD JUST HAD THE PRESENCE OF MIND TO ZIG-ZAG.
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One of my coworkers had dropped a link to it in Slack last week, and another joked that the crisis might have been averted if I'd been on the train.
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Many of Australia's wheat producing regions received less than half of average rainfall between June 1 and August 31, official data showed, although some recent timely rains averted bigger losses.
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I think we're all breathing a sigh of relief that we may have averted nuclear war, but Trump does seem to be making the wrong kind of friends these days.
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The Rangers averted the shutout in the eighth when Cabrera doubled to break a 0-for-21 skid, went to third on a groundout and scored on a wild pitch.
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The Trump administration narrowly averted crossing the $22020 trillion threshold this year thanks to $22020 billion in tariffs Trump has imposed on goods coming in from China and other countries.
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Sri Lanka's deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) may have averted a crisis, but the bailout may undermine a key source of strength: the country's impressive economic growth rate.
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There's at least some good news: The cancer death rate has dropped by 23 percent since 1991, which means that more than 1.7 million deaths have been averted through 2012.
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"The postponement of the British parliament's vote on the Brexit agreement has not averted the risk of a disorderly exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union," it added.
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A deal that temporarily averted tariffs was reached on June 7, but the shock came after the economy contracted by 0.2 percent quarter-on-quarter in the January-March period.
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Siller expects the peso currency to rise when markets open on Monday on relief that a trade war has been averted, but she said the uptick could be short-lived.
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Canadian National Railway Co, which averted a strike after reaching a tentative deal on Monday with the Teamsters union that represents 3,000 conductors, rose 0.8 percent rise to C$104.21.
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Last July, the Tesla CEO could have averted much personal misery by postponing the release of his game-changing, mainstream Model 3, and instead released it, say, a year late.
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That was the highest total for a single month since comparable records began in 2013, Trax said, and averted what looked like being an even steeper fall in trading volume.
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While the agreement to form a National Unity Government in 2014 averted a larger national crisis, there is still tension between President Ashraf Ghani and Chief Executive Officer Abdullah Abdullah.
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The agreement, reached in the Russian city of Sochi in September, averted an expected Syrian army offensive on the northwest which aid agencies warned would precipitate a massive humanitarian crisis.
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And pundits are a bit more divided this time around, with some saying Trump was awful and others arguing that he averted disaster and made a strong case against Clinton.
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New research estimates that at least 3,000 deaths attributable to smoking in the United States could be averted in the first five years when the new labeling goes into effect.
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The killer's father, Mike Christensen, told 20/20 that his son's crimes may have been averted if counselors at the university to whom his son spoke had taken proper action.
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The deal averted the prospect of a snap election, which had rattled global markets earlier this week and sent the euro to a 10-month low of $1.1510 on Tuesday.
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Even if every state met its carbon targets under the Clean Power Plan, the averted warming would be two hundredths of a degree Celsius by the turn of the century.
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Donna Lieberman, executive director of the civil liberties group, said in a statement that the settlement would address the types of failures an outside monitor would most likely have averted.
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S. tensions appeared to have eased, and the index stayed near a three-week high, suggesting investors are growing more confident that a full-blown trade war can be averted.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, the Royce seat is the only one where a shutout has been officially averted, as Democrat Gil Cisneros formally secured the second spot on the ballot.
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The Irish airline, Europe's largest low-cost carrier, averted widespread strikes ahead of Christmas by announcing plans to recognize pilots' unions for the first time in its 32-year history.
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Hess averted a show-down with Elliott before its shareholder meeting in the spring by agreeing to buy back $1.5 billion of its own shares to boost its stock value.
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According to the New England Journal analysis, studies imply that 1 prostate cancer death is averted per 1,000 men screened several times each, and followed for 10 to 15 years.
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It's sobering that very few have heard of Arkhipov, although his decision may have averted World War III and been the single most valuable contribution to humanity in modern history.
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It seeks to effect a balance between making clear that the earth is facing a massive danger while also offering audiences a glimmer of hope that catastrophe can be averted.
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Malfunctions were constant, and ranged from recurring glitches, like the flickering lights observed by Sharman, to terrifying emergency situations in which the death of crew members was only narrowly averted.
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Some officials voiced the fear that the averted crisis could make people less likely to heed warnings about the next storm, particularly those who have no experience with a hurricane.
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"I can trace all of my biggest wins and all of my biggest disasters averted back to doing fear-setting at least once a quarter," he says in the talk.
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By pleading guilty and agreeing to cooperate with Mr. Mueller, Mr. Flynn also appears to have averted prosecution of his son, who was reportedly implicated in some of the misconduct.
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That move by May appeared to have averted a clash with Remainers in her party when amendments to her plan are due to be put to parliament later on Wednesday.
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It's most powerful when patients or families feel there was a "near miss" — a serious illness that could have been averted or ameliorated if only they'd acted sooner or differently.
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The Canadian, cheered on by hundreds of his countrymen, saved another match point then had a set point of his own but Nadal averted the danger with a heavy serve.
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She wouldn't even look at her face in the mirror; when she brushed her teeth — the only time she would spend in front of her reflection — she averted her eyes.
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In 2016, health advocacy groups say, American support for the organization's work prevented an estimated 320,000 pregnancies and averted 100,000 unsafe abortions, while ensuring 800,000 people had access to contraception.
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"I want to be clear about this: that crisis would not have been averted if the banks were able to be bigger racists," Warren told a crowd of several thousand.
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By cultivating high-yield grains, refining the use of nitrogen fertilizer and improving irrigation techniques, the agricultural sector averted global famine while the world's population multiplied at a rapid rate.
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McConnell said Tuesday afternoon he was "optimistic that very soon we'll be able to reach an agreement" on a more stable spending plan to pass after a shutdown is averted.
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Beverly Hills, 90210, "Nancy's Choice" (1996) Dr. Sisson calls the late '80s and '90s the "averted abortion decade," because while they considered the idea, characters rarely actually had an abortion.
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But these costs and the subsidies to extend the life of existing nuclear power plant must be considered in comparison to the costs of climate change that could be averted.
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First and most important, the JCPOA has averted — and continues to avert — a military conflict between the United States and Iran that before the agreement was too close for comfort.
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VIENNA, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Rail services across Austria will be shut down on Monday unless a planned two-hour warning strike by its workers is averted at the last minute.
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On Tuesday, Trump said it was too early to say whether a partial government shutdown will be averted by a Friday midnight deadline when existing funds for several agencies expire.
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Mr. Trump and Republican activists would most likely have opposed such a measure, setting up a potentially drastic, monthslong clash within the Republican Party, now averted thanks to Mr. Jones.
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The $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill that passed Friday morning and averted a government shutdown increases spending on clean energy and keeps the Environmental Protection Agency funded at current levels.
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Stock markets jumped on Monday after a deal between the United States and Mexico to combat illegal migration from Central America late last week averted a tariff war between the neighbors.
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MSCI's index of emerging-market stocks jumped 1%, with most stock indices higher after the United States and Mexico struck a deal on Friday that averted U.S. tariffs on Mexican goods.
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"Several hundred thousand premature deaths annually in the EU could be averted by a zero-carbon economy through reduced air pollution," according to Dr Robin Fears, program director of EASAC Biosciences.
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Stock markets jumped on Monday after a deal between the United States and Mexico to combat illegal migration from Central America late last week averted a tariff war between the neighbours.
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The Mexican peso was marginally higher at the end of a week in which the currency outperformed after a deal was struck with United States that averted tariffs on Mexican goods.
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Even though the new hiring system averted a diplomatic crisis, Swiss-EU ties remain fragile as the sides try to negotiate a treaty that would put relations on a firmer footing.
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The deal averted import tariffs on all Mexican goods that President Donald Trump had threatened to impose unless Mexico committed to do more to fight illegal immigration into the United States.
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As The Economist went to press, Mr Trump appeared poised to sign a spending bill that averted another government shutdown, but at further cost to his reputation as an ace negotiator.
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So the fragmentation crisis has been mostly averted, though the rapid pace of improvement is also leaving a lot of people stupefied at how quickly their new headphones are being superseded.
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The Brewers averted a sweep with a 7-5 victory over Cincinnati to improve to 5-8 in August despite a soft schedule featuring four straight series against NL also-rans.
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Gymboree filed for the second time earlier this year, while Payless is planning its own potential second trip into bankruptcy court, CNBC has reported, though those plans could still be averted.
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Having kick started growth and averted the threat of deflation, policymakers will have to debate whether conclude bond buys in after September but Smets said this discussion has not yet started.
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Gun rights groups argued that ownership restrictions would be ineffective, saying future incidents could be averted or the harm from them minimized by letting teachers carry guns and fortifying classroom doors.
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Dow averted a proxy fight with Third Point in 2014 by agreeing to add four independent directors to its board, but Loeb has been critical of Dow CEO Andrew Liveris' leadership.
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In 2019, production restraint has averted an even sharper fall in prices but could not avert the need for lower prices to help buy back some of the lost consumption growth.
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Gold prices fell on Monday after weaker-than-expected U.S. construction spending and manufacturing data that pushed the dollar index lower but pressured by an agreement that averted a government shutdown.
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Most of the focus of infertility research has been on women, however: on what can reduce their fertility and on how that can be averted, compensated for or corrected with treatment.
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Still no matter her form — or decapitation — her gaze is never averted, looking directly at the viewer as an assertion of her horrifying power that cannot be completely subverted by beauty.
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The U.N. envoy should continue to push his last proposal on the city and port of Hodeida which was accepted by our government and averted the use of the military option.
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OTTAWA — General Motors and a union narrowly averted a strike by Canadian workers on Tuesday with a deal that could serve as a model for preserving the country's dwindling auto jobs.
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WASHINGTON — Congress averted a government shutdown Wednesday as the Senate and then the House approved a short-term spending bill, allowing lawmakers to avoid a crisis and return home to campaign.
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A shutdown hasn't been averted just yet: The measure will still need to be approved by the House of Representatives and signed by President Donald Trump before it can take effect.
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Christie declined to reveal the total cost or specific terms of the tentative agreement, which averted what would have been the first strike at the New Jersey rail system since 22010.
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"If the results of this morning's Italian debt auction are anything to go by, then the market is confident a crisis can be averted," said Capital Index Research Director Kathleen Brooks.
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Ryanair averted the threat of widespread Christmas strikes by unilaterally recognizing unions in December for the first time in its 32-year history, but it has struggled to formalize relations since.
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There's a slim chance that this confrontation could be averted if multilateral organizations, including the Union of South American Nations, worked to broker a deal between the government and the opposition.
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Indians 4, Twins 3 Carlos Santana belted a go-ahead solo homer with two outs in the seventh inning as host Cleveland averted a series sweep with a victory over Minnesota.
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When asked what a future would look like for his children, it's one where all of his visions for humanity's collapse are averted by the successful intervention of his own businesses.
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The decision by China follows years of growing international and domestic pressure and gives wildlife protection advocates hope that the threatened extinction of certain elephant populations in Africa can be averted.
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Better results in friendlies — or, ironically, merely playing fewer friendlies — would have spared Italy such an intimidating opponent in its group, and might have averted the need for a playoff altogether.
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A school shooting may have been narrowly averted on Wednesday — thanks in part to the quick response of a school resource officer, who shot a gunman before anyone else was harmed.
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The agreement, which included Mexico pledging to deploy National Guard troops to stop Central American immigrants from reaching the U.S. border, averted a Trump threat to hit Mexican imports with tariffs.
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Brazil makes its own vaccine through a subsidiary of its Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, and much of this year's chaos could have been averted if the government had acted faster, critics said.
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The subjects tended to be fully or semi-clothed, making the photographs of groping hands and averted faces, and the grainy, exposed gazes of strangers, all the more surreal and illicit.
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The president's reversal may prove to be an important pivot point in the effort to curb the pandemic, one that in the view of public health officials averted a greater catastrophe.
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Italy's 10-year bond yield briefly fell to a record low below 1% on Wednesday on growing hopes that a new government will soon be formed and a new election averted.
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Royals 9, Indians 8 Ryan O'Hearn capped his two-homer performance by going deep to lead off the 03th inning as visiting Kansas City averted a series sweep by beating Cleveland.
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According to the Sierra Club, coal power retirements to date have also saved at least 7,000 lives, avoided $3.4 billion in health care costs, and averted more than 81,000 asthma attacks.
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The second averted disaster would have been a complete withdrawal of U.S. forces from Syria, which Trump abruptly announced in December after a phone call with Turkish strongman Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Japan's Nikkei soared to a near two-month high on Wednesday amid optimism that a U.S. government shutdown could be averted and hopes that the U.S.-China trade row would ease.
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This was the decade some online memes became tangible offline disruptors, and the decade some were taken so seriously that they ceased being online fantasies and morphed into narrowly averted tragedies.
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Cubs 63, Pirates 3 Kris Bryant highlighted his four-hit performance with a homer, and he scored three runs as Chicago averted a four-game sweep with a victory at Pittsburgh.
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But others say with more government unity around Brexit, and with signs that the "hard Brexit" markets fear could be averted, it made sense for the BoE to be moving towards tightening.
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The Lederne union said however that it expected its members to obtain further gains in upcoming talks with their respective companies, while confirming that the threat of a strike had been averted.
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Profar averted what could have been an existential crisis by being himself—there is a prodigy's confidence, if notably not the prodigy's petulance, at his core—burrowing deep into his support system.
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UBS warned on Monday that if escalation is not averted, global growth would be lower by three-quarters of a percentage point and the 10-year Treasury yield could plummet to 1.3%.
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Red Sox 4, Astros 3 Xander Bogaerts' hits scored Mookie Betts twice in three innings, and host Boston averted a series sweep at the hands of red-hot Houston at Fenway Park.
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Max Kepler recorded his second career three-homer performance at Progressive Field as the visiting Minnesota Twins averted a series sweep with a 215-25 victory over the Cleveland Indians on Thursday.
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Buenos Aires province narrowly averted default earlier in the day, saying it would make a $277 million payment on a 2021 bond after creditors declined a last-minute appeal to delay it.
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The threat of a no-deal shock to the economy was averted, at least for the time being, when Prime Minister Theresa May last week secured a Brexit delay until Oct. 31.
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In a shooting with such a high casualty count, that could've translated to potentially hundreds of injuries averted — although the shooter also could have changed his approach without access to assault weapons.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The U.N.'s refugee agency said on Monday border closures in Europe to stop migrants were "inhumane", and government efforts to stem the flow had averted the crisis only temporarily.
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Brewers 268, Reds 295 Yasmani Grandal hit a go-ahead, two-run, bases-loaded single in the fifth inning, and host Milwaukee averted a three-game sweep with a win over Cincinnati.
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It now appears this crisis was averted, but these kinds of weather extremes and their impacts on our aging infrastructure are becoming more and more common, and the causes are not mysterious.
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Following the rate reductions in late 22019, the economy narrowly averted recession and continued expanding through the remainder of 22020-21996, through the dotcom bubble, until it entered recession in April 22006.
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"And it's heartbreaking, because a lot of this can be averted," added Sakran, who pursued degrees in public health and public policy in hopes of preventing shooting deaths on a larger scale.
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"I believe that the officers and our federal partners and, in particular, the tipster coming forward averted a potential disaster," Metropolitan Police Department Chief Peter Newsham said at a Wednesday news conference.
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