The accord between Dish and Fox averts a scheduled Sept.
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The settlement averts a possible strike or other job action.
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They briefly make eye contact, then the other boy averts his gaze.
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She grabs the wheel and averts disaster, completely unbeknownst to her bionic uncle.
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What if, for example, a car… averts an accident by making a particular move?
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We see Molly look at him repeatedly, yet he often averts his gaze elsewhere.
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George Bailey averts jail time as the film ends, thanks to all of his friends.
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Prosperous Rio willfully averts its gaze from its grim, crowded favelas and never ventures inside.
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Georgiou averts Michael's planned assault on the Klingon warship but still ends up getting killed.
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The biggest snag: how the plan averts a hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland, where Mrs.
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The new deadline averts the impending disaster of a no-deal Brexit, but it doesn't eliminate it.
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Writers in Hollywood reached a three-year deal with the studios early this morning that averts a strike.
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But the brash Ryan correctly surmises that Ramius is actually defecting, and averts nuclear disaster in the process.
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The EU's decision to grant another Brexit extension to the UK averts a disastrous no-deal on Friday.
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Avoiding bankruptcy also averts bond defaults that could rattle financial markets, and mass layoffs that might lead to protests.
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The crew averts disaster, then sets off to exact revenge on the man who put them all at risk.
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The state of play: The deal averts a new round of tariffs scheduled to go into effect on Dec.
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Samsung averts disaster by jamming the Galaxy S83 full of biometric options: there's also facial recognition and an iris scanner.
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Talks are scheduled to try hammer out a comprehensive deal, or at least a face-saving measure that averts disaster.
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It also averts the spectacle of public hearings and the attendant risk of injecting partisanship or grandstanding into the process.
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It averts what could have been a government shutdown at the start of October, when the next fiscal year begins.
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The resulting legislation — which essentially averts crises in Texas' biggest and third-biggest cities — was signed into law by Gov.
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When the flight suffers dramatic mechanical failures, the team defaults to the effective approaches they rehearsed and averts the disaster.
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Meanwhile, Democratic and Republican senators huddled Tuesday morning to negotiate what could ultimately become the deal that averts the looming shutdown.
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The law averts a brutal government funding battle amid an impeachment inquiry into the president by the U.S. House of Representatives.
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As the two men peacock, Kate Sacker (Condola Rashad), a prosecutor one degree removed from their direct competition, literally averts her eyes.
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Attacking Johnson, Sanders willfully averts his eyes from mega-donations Clinton has received from those millionaires and billionaires, against whom he inveighs.
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It is possible that Sears averts further store closures should Lampert seal a deal to buy the company and its 500-store footprint.
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Good treatment for hypertension is like bridge maintenance: it requires active monitoring and incremental fixes and adjustments over time but averts costly disasters.
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It averts a possible delay to Germany's rollout of 5G networks that can support ultra-fast home internet or run high-tech 'connected' factories.
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Friday's settlement was negotiated with the help of mediator Kenneth Feinberg and averts having to restart a non-jury trial that began in September.
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And the Make America Great Again crowd, with an exception or two, says pretty much nothing, or averts its gaze, or switches the subject.
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Italy needs a government that averts a planned VAT tax increase and pulls the country out of the isolation in Europe caused by Salvini.
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In one photograph, a young woman averts her eyes and fidgets with her hands while her companion looks at the camera with slight amusement.
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President Donald Trump has signed a short-term spending bill that averts a government shutdown and extends current funding levels and programs through Nov.
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Jason, who has a rabbit in his hand, gives her a suspicious look before he puts on his mask and averts his eyes from her.
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The China deal also averts what would have been an economically damaging escalation of the trade war before the holiday season and the 2020 campaign.
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The deal, announced Friday between the transit agency and its rail workers, averts a strike that would have thrown Monday's commute into New York into chaos.
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This was the wonder of her Act III monologue in "The Queen of Spades," in which she averts her gaze from the darkness consuming her lover.
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The two sides are trying to reach a deal that averts a scheduled March 2 escalation of U.S. tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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This figure could be lower under a private sector (ie distressed debt exchange) scenario as part of a broader rehabilitation plan that averts a resolution action.
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It is usually prescribed in the form of about 22017 capsules that must be individually opened and mixed into liquid—a process advocates say averts accidental overdoses.
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The court's decision averts that, and until Merrick Garland, or someone else, is confirmed, it's likely the court will punt more cases to avoid setting awkward precedents.
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Republicans on the Trail Barely Mention It Trump Crows as a Steel Plant Fires Up, but Tariffs Singe Soybean Farmers Europe Averts a Trade War With Trump.
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It averts its eye from the possibility of America as a historical villain in pursuit of some nebulous "answer" which supposedly exists in the median between divergent viewpoints.
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President Donald Trump signed Republicans' massive $1.5 trillion tax overhaul into law on Friday and also approved a short-term spending bill that averts a possible government shutdown.
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President Donald Trump signed Republicans' massive $1.5-trillion tax overhaul into law on Friday and also approved a short-term spending bill that averts a possible government shutdown.
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The recommended overhaul follows seven months of negotiations and likely averts a civil rights lawsuit that federal officials can bring against departments that resist changing their policing practices.
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It falls on both parties in Congress to find a workable solution that shores up the Highway Trust Fund and averts yet another fiscal crisis for our nation.
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It's wrong when the Catholic Church hierarchy looks the other way, when Penn State averts its eyes, and also when we as a society do the same thing.
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When Aquaman triumphs at the end and averts the war, the question of just what he will do to save his subjects is not just unanswered but unasked.
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Still, while the acquisition averts a banking crisis, it also increases Santander's dominance of the Spanish banking market and reduces competition, which could eventually be bad for customers.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Friday signed a massive spending package that funds a large section of government and averts a shutdown, a White House aide confirmed.
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All told, that leaves him with about $8 billion for the wall, including the $1.375 billion authorized by Congress in the spending package that averts a government shutdown.
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However, the church retreated from its more outspoken calls last year that Kabila step down in 2016 in order to try to broker a compromise that averts further bloodshed.
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The accord averts a second trial in the litigation, which had been expected to begin last week in the U.S. District Court in Chicago before being put on hold.
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She averts her eyes from elderly women performing boisterous dances on public squares — a popular pastime here — because they prompt her memories of struggle sessions staged by Red Guards.
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That Bishop won -- whether by two votes, 22018 points or 213 points -- averts what would have been an absolute panic within the GOP conference had he come up short.
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Trump has not said if he planned to sign the legislation that averts a second federal government shutdown, despite encouragement to do so from his fellow Republicans in Congress.
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When his father comes home from the hospital, he stares, then averts his eyes and keeps his distance from the man who used to put him to bed every night.
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Terms of the settlement were not disclosed, but the dismissal averts a trial over a fraud that was at the time one of the largest on record to involve unauthorized trades.
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Instead, they are hoping that the threat of a future penalty averts an insurance market "death spiral," in which healthy individuals run for the exits and the sick are left behind.
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The decision, at least for now, averts what was shaping up to be a new dramatic escalation in the Trump administration's trade disputes around the world, including a trade war with China.
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"The American and Chinese governments should resolve existing trade frictions in a way that averts a trade war and promotes open markets and fair economic exchange," said AmCham Shanghai President Kenneth Jarrett.
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The deal averts a potentially embarrassing and highly unusual predicament: a president-elect on trial, and possibly even taking the stand in his own defense, while scrambling to build his incoming administration.
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Trump's decision, at least for now, averts what was shaping up to be a new dramatic escalation in the Trump administration's trade disputes around the world, including a trade war with China.
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There is only one course that averts the disastrous consequences he fears: voting down Kavanaugh and voting to put somebody else, some other conservative, on the court before the current Congress is over.
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The deal, which was reworked from a 2014 pact, averts large duties on U.S. sugar imports of Mexican sugar and addresses industry demand for protection from cheap, subsidized sugar from its foreign supplier.
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After a weeks-long slog, Congress united on Thursday night to pass a massive federal spending bill that averts a second shutdown, just weeks after the longest government closure in the nation's history.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Congress approved a stop-gap funding bill on Wednesday that averts a looming federal government shutdown and provides urgently needed money to help battle an outbreak of the Zika virus.
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As Douglas averts his anguished face and casts his gaze heavenward, we are meant to recall Jesus on the Cross, and the movie renders the painter's life as an act of sacrifice and mortification.
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And just last week, Trump agreed to a $6900 trillion deal that averts deep cuts to defense and domestic spending and avoids the need to lift the debt ceiling until after the 2628 elections.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said in a post on Twitter that Trump, as expected, signed the stop-gap funding bill that averts a shutdown of federal agencies at midnight when existing money runs out.
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It can't fulfill that role, however, unless a new group of owners comes to the table and averts a shutdown that could occur at the end of next year — nearly 25 years ahead of schedule.
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The world's two largest economies are trying to beat a March 1 deadline for a deal that averts a scheduled increase in U.S. tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods to 25 percent from 10 percent.
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The episode was quite a departure for the series, which usually spends its hour giving us a few more tidbits about Jane Doe's back story while the F.B.I. team averts a calamity in pulse-pounding fashion.
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The firm, China's answer to Alphabet Inc's Google, was at the centre of a national media outcry last year when a student with a fatal cancer blamed Baidu averts for directing him to suspect, ultimately ineffectual treatment.
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The sports merchandise agency BDA, which manages the purchasing process for several teams in the four major professional sports, averts a gold rush by starting to procure stock three to four months before a league's playoffs begin.
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Background reading: President Trump plans to declare a national emergency to bypass Congress and build his border wall, even as he agreed to sign a spending package that averts another shutdown but does not finance the wall.
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The sugar deal, which was reworked from a 2014 pact, averts imposition of large duties on U.S. imports of Mexican sugar while also addressing U.S. industry demands for protection from cheap, subsidized sugar from its top foreign supplier.
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House Republicans were scrambling Tuesday evening to hammer out an eleventh-hour immigration deal that protects "Dreamers" and averts a potentially damaging partisan fight on a highly divisive issue less than five months before the critical midterm elections.
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While it doesn't quite depict Tesla as the "nicest geek ever," as The Oatmeal dubbed him, it thoroughly averts the "arrogant genius" archetype and makes a case for Tesla being mostly uninterested in people but still deeply humanistic.
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The deal, announced on Monday, averts the turmoil that might have ensued if the Porsche and the Piëch families had been forced to absorb an outside shareholder into Porsche Automobil Holding, which owns 52 percent of Volkswagen's voting shares.
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I am in awe of this brave soldier, how it averts the eye from my veiny forehead and acts as a hair curtain, suggesting a lush head of hair behind it even though there's little more than a willowy horn.
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Research from the University of California, Berkeley's Department of Molecular and Cell Biology found that lupeol, a compound in mangoes and grapes and olives alike, can dodge "sperm hyper activation" that, in turn, averts the potential fertilization of an egg.
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The deal averts a 5% tariff on all Mexican goods that was due to start on Monday, with Mexico agreeing to rapidly expand a controversial asylum program and deploy security forces to stem the flow of illegal Central American migrants.
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Their stories and the destruction that I witnessed in their villages, and the shortfalls in aid that I saw firsthand in DRC and Uganda, showed in vivid detail what happens when the world averts its gaze from a humanitarian catastrophe.
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President Trump announced on Twitter Friday evening that tariffs against Mexican goods were "indefinitely suspended" following Mexico's agreement to take stronger measures to curb immigration across the southern border of the U.S. Why it matters: This averts a new round of tariffs.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 8 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has signed legislation to fund the federal government for two more weeks, White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said on Friday, a move that averts a government shutdown while Congress negotiated a longer-term budget deal.
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The move raises the possibility that Airbus could revert to losses on the double-decker jet after breaking even for the first time last year, but averts the need to start ordering parts for unsold planes - something it has pledged not to do.
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The decision—reached three days before the tariffs were set to take effect—averts a possible showdown with Congress and could soothe jittery financial markets that have been rattled by the proposed duties, which lawmakers and experts warned could damage the U.S. economy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump signed Republicans' massive $1.5 trillion tax overhaul into law on Friday, cementing the biggest legislative victory of his first year in office, and also approved a short-term spending bill that averts a possible government shutdown.
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The unions and many states argue that charging non-members for collective bargaining both ensures "labour peace" and averts the problem of "free riders"—employees who choose to reap the rewards of the unions' hard-won contract battles without paying a dime to support them.
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"Both Secretary Ross and I have the impression that decisive talks will take place this week and that it is possible to reach a solution that averts a difficult trade conflict," Peter Altmaier told reporters in Washington after talks with U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said Sunday that the U.S. and China -- the world's two biggest economies -- have reached a tentative deal to cut trade deficits that includes the U.S. putting China tariffs on hold, an agreement that potentially averts an economic standoff that would have global impact.
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The story quickly and seamlessly picks them up as Mignon contends with a work crisis involving a botched recording for a musical, a potential catastrophe that she averts with the help of another black woman, Esther Jeeter (Rosanne Katon), whose darker skin signifies differently at the studio.
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The White House announced that President Trump would sign a border deal passed by the Senate that averts a partial government shutdown, but also that he would declare a national emergency in order to circumvent Congress and unilaterally allocate billions of dollars for his promised border wall.
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In the Rose Garden on Friday, he said he was declaring a national emergency to build a wall on the border with Mexico, using money from other federal accounts, after Congress declined to authorize sufficient funds to satisfy him in legislation that averts another government shutdown.
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But this episode, which sees him sidelined by his friends as they try to stop yet another impending apocalypse, is truly Xander-centric: Isolated from the gang, he falls in with a bad (read: dead) crowd, has a, uh, romantic encounter with Faith, and eventually averts an apocalypse of his own.
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Though she's still folded in misery, she averts her face, chest, and thigh from audience gaze: And she ends in a version of that sitting-travail position, until the next song begins: Most of "Love Song Waltzes" consists of ensembles; but Mr. Morris keeps showing that these contain multiple private lives.
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Cape Town is bracing for "Day Zero" — the day it cuts off running water for 4 million people (Zeeshan Aleem, Vox) America has a water crisis no one is talking about (Sarah Frostenson, Vox) The Flint water crisis, explained (Libby Nelson, Vox) Cape Town Averts 'Day Zero' By Limiting Water Use (Ari Shapiro, NPR) Is Water The Petroleum of the Next Century?
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE signed a spending bill Friday that averts a government shutdown and gives the Pentagon a full year of funding before the start of the fiscal year for the first time in nearly a decade.
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The World Health Organization estimates that 250,000 to 383,000 children go blind each year, and half of them die, because they aren't getting enough vitamin A. "There has been an evidence-based obsession with solving vitamin A deficiency because correcting it averts 23 percent of mortality in children [between 6 months and 5 years old]," said Shawn Baker, the director of the nutrition team at the Gates Foundation who has worked on this problem throughout his career.
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