The exact date will be communicated at a later time.
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A more specific timeline will be communicated at a later date.
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And I think that needs to be communicated clearly to the allies.
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Findings will be communicated via satellite when the sea gliders periodically surface.
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Our backers understand there will be challenges but want to be communicated with.
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"Further updates will be communicated in due course," FIFA said in a statement.
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Further details about our future roadmap will be communicated at a later date.
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What it did do, supplemented by social media, was allow vitriol to be communicated.
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Information will be communicated through screens and speakers on the exterior of the cars.
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Ghosts are never entities to be communicated with; they are pests to be eliminated.
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Further details on the precise terms of TLTRO-III will be communicated in due course.
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Incredibly, messages about what's happening aboveground can be communicated below the surface to neighboring relatives.
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Any additional updates to this system will be communicated to you via our official channels.
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"A revised listing schedule will be communicated," the spokesperson added, without providing any more details.
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How defensive the chicks should be would be communicated by alarm calls from adult gulls.
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The time will be communicated at a later stage, depending on how the testing goes.
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That sort of analysis is way more specific, and can't be communicated in a paragraph.
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By modulating the tempo ever so slightly, an entire sentence can be communicated over time.
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But it doesn't have to be literally to Washington; they can be communicated by phone.
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Bodily injury can be communicated only indirectly, and Paul decides to do so through landscape.
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Perhaps it's because in a TV show or movie, so much has to be communicated visually.
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"All other asks of what you need should generally be communicated without an ultimatum," she says.
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Loans can be communicated to consumers in real time through instant messaging, just before they overdraft.
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Once you know what motivates you and how you like to be communicated with, share it.
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Maybe there is hidden physics, or faster-than-light travel that allows the information to be communicated.
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Take the time to understand how people like to be communicated with and interact with them accordingly.
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When will the results of the study be known and how will they be communicated to me?
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"The biggest issue still is how are these risks going to be communicated to us," she said.
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The longer-term management team, headquarters location and key operational details will be communicated in due course.
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We're able to understand the combined affect people find appealing, even when it can't be communicated in words.
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"The reasoning for these decisions will be communicated in due course," the organization said in a news release.
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Details about this coalition effort are still scant, but are expected to be communicated in the coming months.
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I didn't know how to make it interesting in a way that could be communicated outside my narrow obsession.
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Instead, that data could be communicated back to the patient's physician or stored in the cloud for future retrieval.
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If private information has to be communicated, it can be done through another channel or even face-to-face.
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A decision on future moves is likely to be communicated in June or July, with September an outside possibility.
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"This was non-communicable disease, but now we're saying they can be communicated from mother to children," Yajnik said.
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"Sweeps are underway and a detailed assessment will be communicated in the coming hours" said Interior Minister Hamed Bakayoko.
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The exact price at which the shares will be sold will be communicated at the end of the transaction.
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The longer-term management team, headquarters location and key operational details will be communicated in due course, the companies said.
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The amendments revised several accident prevention requirements as well as what must be communicated to local authorities and the public.
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While the site states that these details will be "communicated in advance to participants," they have not actually been released.
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Aena says presentation of strategic plan scheduled for June 7 is postponed, new date to be communicated in due course.
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Once 21CF determines the new date for 21CF's special meeting of stockholders, the date will be communicated to 21CF stockholders.
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Three sensible reforms would ensure that researchers' results could be communicated to more people more quickly, without any compromise on quality.
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HEAD OF TRADE FOR MEXICO, ON 5% TARIFFS ANNOUNCEMENT, SAYS ANNOUNCEMENT IS YET TO BE COMMUNICATED THROUGH "FORMAL CHANNEL OF COMMUNICATION"
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Allergy information can also be communicated via the app so waiters don't have to go back and forth with the kitchen.
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"The date of the hearing will be communicated to the market as soon as it has been finalised," the firm said.
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I ask that I don't get in the way of what needs to be communicated to that specific group of people.
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"At this stage, we felt the number was of such significance that it should be communicated," Holsether said during a presentation.
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The news will then be communicated to 36 other countries in the Commonwealth, for whom the Queen is a symbolic figurehead.
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In order for FEMA's new policies to be successful, they will need to be communicated effectively to state and local stakeholders.
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The German national security establishment largely understands this but it needs to be communicated much more clearly to Germany's voting public.
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The efforts to push back against groups like ICER and the policies they support must be communicated across our rural regions.
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The official said it is not unusual for a hold on funds to be communicated verbally before it is formally implemented.
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Whatever it was, maybe it didn't solve certain things, but we did communicate something that needed to be communicated to each other.
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However, historical examples suggest that party divisions at the convention may be communicated in press coverage, which in turn may affect voters.
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Whatever it was maybe it didn't solve certain things, but we did communicate something that needed to be communicated to each other.
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These realities must be communicated to the North Korean people, as constantly and determinedly as the enforcement of sanctions against the regime.
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Any public position or movement by the board on the matter could be communicated as early as next week, the source said.
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The second part of that trust is explicit: something that has to be communicated, learned, something of which we are consciously aware.
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A date for the introduction of ETC will be communicated via Coinbase blog and Twitter account in due course, according to the company.
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It was hilarious to see how much could be communicated with this limited set of symbols, and also where the communication broke down.
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"If there is any material impact to Woodside's capex guidance, this would be communicated in line with our market disclosure requirements," Woodside said.
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That information can then be communicated to runners on second base — who can see the catcher's signals — or even verbally to the batter.
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As indicated by the memo, these rules were intended to be communicated down chains of command, rather than as an agency-wide order.
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Technical and logistical issues also often can't be communicated directly from drivers to Walmart, but have to go through the third-party delivery partner.
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Details on the precise terms of the new series of targeted longer-term refinancing operations (TLTROs) will be communicated at one of our forthcoming meetings.
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Henriksson told SVT that Swedbank's own internal investigation is expected to be concluded in early 2020 and its conclusions "will be communicated," without specifying when.
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"The postponement of the 24 Hours of Le Mans will affect the FIA WEC calendars; the revised dates will be communicated shortly," the ACO said.
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"If there is any material impact to Woodside's 2019 production guidance, it will be communicated in line with our market disclosure requirements," the spokesman said.
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I just try to communicate like I would like to be communicated to, frankly and clearly, as though I'm talking to a friend in a bar.
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"That's something that needs to be communicated before the ball is hit," Maddon said about Baez's decision to throw to second base instead of to first.
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"The operations of the division will be fully reviewed and the outcome of the review and any associated costs will be communicated in 2017," it said.
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Screening details will be communicated in advance to participants, and participants will have the ability to opt-out of any screening, but will forgo bounty compensation.
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Sidewalk says that the tips will be communicated through email, an online portal, and signage throughout the building every two weeks over a three-month period.
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In addition, if the flight was delayed, that information could be communicated back to Uber in order to reschedule the ride for a later time, he adds.
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Williams, who is close to Fed Chair Janet Yellen, said any such move would be communicated in advance, may start gradually and may take around five years.
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And yet, our public recognition of that fact should not be communicated in ways that misrepresent, disrespect, and provoke our two billion global neighbors who are Muslim.
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Despite our expertise and education, that random fact you knew was something we must have overlooked and it demanded to be communicated to us immediately and directly.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (La.), a Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, earlier this year called for the report's findings to be communicated to the American public.
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Looking back, Edmond said she saw the essays as an opportunity to reveal facets of herself that could not be communicated from test scores or report cards.
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The principles of persistent love and compassionate generosity must be communicated urgently and with full nuance to people who don't have time for 700 pages of exegesis.
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That data can then be communicated to a program that analyzes it and suggests adjusted seeding plans so the most productive areas are being taken advantage of.
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But no one can explain exactly how, say, changes in brain cells caused by abuse could be communicated to fully formed sperm or egg cells before conception.
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The seriousness of rape has to be communicated clearly, we should not create a culture that suggests we learn that rape is wrong through trial and error.
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"I didn't know what sexual abuse really was, and I think that needs to be communicated to all of these athletes, no matter what the age," she said.
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It's a fancy setup that allows sensors in the cylinders to pick up very small movements in the spinning wheel that can then be communicated to Hubble's computer.
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Unlike snappy dialogue, callous violence can be communicated in just a few words, which means the most brutal spoilers are the easiest to stumble upon on social media.
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Beyond that, when including test results, the academy says, their significance should be explained and upsetting or unexpected results should be communicated by phone instead of by letter.
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The illness, the pulmonary form of which has a nearly 40 percent fatality rate, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, cannot be communicated between humans.
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"Democrats have a lot of voters they can pursue who have become disenchanted and need a reason to turn out and are waiting to be communicated with," he said.
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In particular, experiencing patterns of three key emotions — guilt, resentment, and anger — signal a boundary has been crossed, needs to be reset, or needs to be communicated more clearly.
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Volkswagen (VLKAF) says that computers stashed in each test car contain the processing power of 15 laptops, allowing up to 5 gigabytes of data to be communicated every minute.
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"Technical investigations are under way currently to determine the causes of this dreadful accident and the conclusions, as soon as they are known, will be communicated," the emailed statement said.
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When the onlookers believed they had decoded the signs, the expected pitch would be communicated via a loud noise — specifically, banging on a trash can, which sat in the tunnel.
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"I imagine any differences would be communicated privately and India sees no inherent benefits to public condemnation," said Dhruva Jaishankar, who tracks New Delhi's foreign policy for the Brookings Institution.
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This can be communicated through accessories like queer-affirming pronoun buttons — "I'm not really a big button person, but some librarians are obsessed with them," Deck said — rainbow pins, and bracelets.
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" In an email reviewed by Motherboard, an HR representative told Jennifer, "your situation could never be planned for so would never be communicated," and "all normal situations don't fit your situation.
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The scientists created a system that translates brain waves into words by focusing on the physical movements related to speech, rather than the sound of the words trying to be communicated.
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"While the Hodeidah agreement states an immediate start of the ceasefire, it is normal that it takes 48-72 hours to be communicated at the operational level," a U.N. source said.
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" In his 2009 book The Music Industry Patrik Wikström states that the music economy "consists of companies concerned with developing musical content and personalities which can be communicated across multiple media.
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Furthermore, the purpose and benefits of designated reforms must be communicated early to key stakeholders to build a coalition of support and minimize opposition that could hinder an already difficult process.
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If there is one emotion that can be communicated without the need for language, it is confusion — and in Chongli, about 150 miles northwest of Beijing, I encountered plenty of it.
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Strength is in numbers and the association provides a forum to collect and organize political thoughts to create better persuasive agendas that can be communicated with Congress and the administration alike.
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But when it comes to phones as personal data stores, we are crossing a line from surveillance of communication with others, to demanding access to data that might never be communicated.
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If he is relatively poised but lies repeatedly and demonstrates complete ignorance of public affairs, we need that to be communicated to news consumers, because that is an urgently important story. 2.
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The Commission is expected to make a final decision in the case in the second quarter, HSH said, adding that a new publication date for its 2015 results would be communicated shortly.
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"A formal process is being developed, which will be communicated to prospective buyers in the coming months," Matthew White said on a conference call after the U.S. group published quarterly financial results.
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There is little precedent for this kind of alliance, and it's hard to say whether it could be communicated well to voters who aren't accustomed to sophisticated, district-by-district tactical voting.
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"I would like to remind everyone 'again,' no numbers, schedules, or information in general should be communicated to external parties until I review it/them first," Mr. Day wrote in an Aug.
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The actual message payload, the thing to be communicated to other users (read: content), is prefaced by a command (PRIVMSG) and is transported in the form of a parameter to that command.
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Zika virus is typically transmitted through mosquito bites, but it can be communicated through bodily fluids as well, as illustrated by the first documented case of sexually transmitted Zika in Dallas on Tuesday.
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" The lawsuit's complaint stated that "upon information and belief, the White House turned that decision into official guidance, approved by the White House counsel's office, to be communicated to the Department of Defense.
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First, it is true that we depend on the al Udeid air base, but it cannot be a get-out-of-jail-free card for Qatar; this must be communicated to the Emir.
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And when news consumers exhibit skepticism about both polling and the integrity of our elections, it is more important than ever for political data to be communicated accurately, clearly, and in a timely fashion.
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They are the proud custodians of an internally logical set of rules, developed over years, that do not seem to be producing good results and cannot easily be communicated to anyone outside the priesthood.
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The SFA said it will "continue to liaise with governments and UEFA in relation to domestic, European and International fixtures in the coming days and more information will be communicated at the appropriate time".
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These red lines should be communicated to Venezuela and other regional governments well in advance, so the U.S. can establish a credible deterrent and have enough lead time to form a regional humanitarian response.
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They said a decision on future moves would likely be communicated in June or July, with September only an outside possibility as it was too close to the tentative end date of asset buys.
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In the cellar, no overt manipulations or additives are allowed beyond a minimal amount of sulfur dioxide, which has long been used as a stabilizer and preservative, and all processes should be communicated transparently.
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This password is what the recipient would enter in opening the message, and it should be communicated to the recipient outside of the email since, clearly, they won't be able to open it sans password.
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In a world where most of our conversations take place online, millennials are using a number of written devices to convey things that could typically only be communicated by cadence, volume, or even body language.
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His idea was that music should be hammering to make the hex; it had to be precise, the words had to be communicated in many different ways so that the words would be like bullets.
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Especially if you're sending a marketing email, Kipp Bodnar, a VP at marketing software platform HubSpot, told Business Insider that it should be focused on one action, which should be communicated in the subject line.
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What failed to be communicated was that the General Counsel's office and Oversight and Compliance had actually just been collaborating on the subject of Snowden's question as part of a revision to the training course.
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" What they all agreed on was that shrinking the balance sheet should be gradual and predictable and nearly all said that any altering of the policy "should be communicated...well in advance of an actual change.
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Mr. Appelbaum did not participate in the Tor investigation, citing concerns with the way the findings would be communicated and the security of the investigation, according to a person who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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Mindset messages can be communicated through the classroom, and we need to equip girls with this mindset, as well as leadership skills, in elementary school in order to better prepare them for middle and high school.
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A decision on future moves is likely to be communicated in June or July, with September only an outside possibility as it was too close to the tentative end date of asset buys, the sources said.
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The non-OPEC producer will tell its customers of a total reduction of 45,000 barrels per day under the global agreement, while the scale of the cut for each customer will be communicated later, the source said.
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The European governing soccer body said in a statement that further decisions would be communicated in due course on arrangements for the round of 16 first leg matches between Inter Milan and Getafe and Sevilla against Roma.
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There was this teeming hive of readers out there who seemed to yearn to be communicated with in a new way, and we were bent on mastering how to talk to them—how to speak The Internet.
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"Under the exception, it is the 'responsibility of the pharmacist-in-charge to make arrangements with a nearby pharmacy to fill these prescriptions so that the appropriate information can be communicated immediately to patients,'" the suit says.
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"The outcome of decision making and the content of the possible agreement will be communicated towards the end of the afternoon tomorrow," chief negotiator Minna Helle of Finland's Technology Industries, representing key exporters, said in a tweet.
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Better yet, she's even displayed ahead of that doofy guy with the mustache: So, no, this isn't a crisis per se for gender equality, but it does speak to how teeny biases can be communicated in everyday scenarios. Egregious?
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This is distinct from email acquisition, a tactic more commonly used by campaigns, where individuals are directed to a landing page asking for their email address so that they can subsequently be communicated to and solicited through email marketing.
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They are too far away from the audience for that to be communicated, and the loose, intimate camaraderie of a jam session is limited — though that is also because the actors have not quite jelled as a confident ensemble.
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She's now developing a live database that will be able to track correlations (like arson and trash) and how they change over time neighborhood by neighborhood, which can then be communicated directly to both firefighters and police in real time.
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An IR plan should incorporate all necessary information about who has access to networks and what role suppliers will play in response to cyber attacks, including how they should be communicated with and how they can help mitigate the risk.
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In 2013, the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics published a minimum list of genes that it recommended should be communicated as secondary findings during clinical genome sequencing, which it has since updated to include 59 medically actionable genes.
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"Someone within the company should be designated as the single source of information to monitor guidance from the CDC and recommend what should be communicated to employees and when," said Dr. David Gregg, chief medical officer for employee wellness company StayWell.
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The things that we like, and the ways that we like them, are all really deeply tied to different kinds of class identities, racial identity — all kinds of aspects of social identity can be communicated by different kinds of taste.
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Because Sessions recused himself from the Russia investigation, any developments on that front would be communicated between the new FBI director and deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein — who also authored the three-page memo explaining why Trump ought to fire Comey.
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What needs to be communicated, however, is that while it should be attractive for a company to want to sponsor a game, a league, or an organization, that sponsorship money shouldn't dictate whether the entity is able to operate or go bankrupt.
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While Esper believes commanders and service leaders are in the best position to make major decisions for their forces, he has given explicit instructions to those officials that any major decision needs to be communicated up the chain of command, officials say.
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The robot will need to understand human emotions, which can be communicated as vascular response in different parts of the face, body language, voice tone/tempo/loudness, paralinguistic use, and all the many ways that people communicate beyond speech that are integral to sexual experiences.
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Simple experiences can be communicated through sound, and richer experiences through a combination of sight and sound that invoke our other senses; just as how the sight of a stadium invokes the roar of a crowd and the taste of beer and hot dogs.
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We can't even truly argue the value inasmuch as it might spark interesting conversation, because we don't talk to each other as much as we used to — our experience is progressively limited by what can be communicated in generalized imagery like emojis and GIFs.
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"It was also suggested that some broad guidance be communicated about the forthcoming strategy review, including the likely timeline, although it was generally seen as advisable to refrain from public discussion on the strategy prior to the envisaged launch of the review," the ECB said.
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Unsurprisingly, many of these iconic givers of life have wound up in the music industry at some point, blessing the world with all manner of emotions and messages that can only truly be communicated by men who look better in thigh-high boots than Kylie Minogue.
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But in three technical documents from Scytl that are provided with the source code and outline the architecture and protocols used in the system there is a notice indicating that none of the information in the documents can be communicated to the public or otherwise distributed.
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I don't know what translates [from immersive-sims to action RPGS] and that's not going to be communicated in a trailer, that's gonna be something that I have to sit down and see a real demo of, or play it to get a better sense of it.
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"The change in the Management Board at this point in time will assure that the newly appointed CEO Hans Van Bylen will lead the development of and will be responsible for the next strategy cycle 2017-2020 which will be communicated by end of this year," Henkel said.
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Series of changes In the August 20 memo, Green offered a series of changes, including directing that all allegations of misconduct by officers and senior enlisted personnel to be communicated to him, saying that he would retain the right to oversee any non-judicial punishments for those service members.
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The number of submissions in a given year varies, but each one is evaluated over multiple rounds according to specific criteria: the icon's versatility, how often it expects people will use it, and whether the concept can already be communicated with an existing symbol in the emoji lexicon.
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"On an immediate term, we will take swift and precise measures... The scale, details and time frame for the savings and working capital reduction will be communicated in the next couple of months," Roeland Baan, who started as the new chief executive of the company in January, said in a statement.
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"Engaging with outside collaborators is a key strategy for ensuring that work can still be communicated (even if a government researcher can't comment on their paper, then their academic collaborator can), helps guard against publication blockage by administration (the collaborator can run with it), and maintaining data security (collaborators keep a copy)," Rennie told Gizmodo.
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We have to figure out how to serve these in the places where they shop, in the places where they can be communicated with, and then it goes to innovation as well, innovation... Magesvaran Suranjan: We will be hiring, because at P&G, there's a flow of talent and our recruiting classes are significant.
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While there is no doubt that some will be disappointed in what transpires over the next couple of years, there is also no doubt that such skepticism will be communicated through a vast number of writing and communication tools all benefitting from AI. Nothing ever does everything everyone wants as soon as everyone would like.
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He has a good opportunity to rise above it, first by clarifying how exactly that photo ended up on his yearbook page — and whether he's one of the people in the picture, as he now claims he isn't — and then by explaining why the casual racism of a past generation mustn't be communicated to the present.
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" Christoph Schmidt, chairman of the German Council of Economic Experts, added: "At some point we need to have a normalization and our view is that this should be communicated now because you have to phase out the asset purchase program, you have to end it at some point, and not to have it too disruptively; one has to announce it beforehand.
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Stone was also charged with falsely telling Congress he had no emails or texts discussing WikiLeaks (he had a ton); with falsely saying he never asked for any requests to be communicated to Assange (he did); and with falsely saying he never discussed his conversations with his WikiLeaks intermediary with anyone in Trump's campaign (Bannon and Gates said he did talk WikiLeaks with them).
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It was also our most recommended book by EC members, and I've also personally loved it (and discussed it a bit, although never truly got around to reviewing it – sorry!) Price: $13 on Amazon Routledge / 258 pages / October 2018 McLuhan's oft-repeated and often wrongly-interpreted "the medium is the message" is a key aspect of communications studies, but another angle is that the medium determines the types of stories that can be communicated.
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Hansen : * Says has received regulatory clearance and completed the previously announced acquisition of Nutrition Physiology Company (NPC) for cash consideration reflecting an enterprise value of $185 million * NPC is a provider of microbial solutions to the US livestock industry, especially within the beef cattle segment * Further information on the transaction will be communicated in connection with the second quarter report on April 7 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Copenhagen newsroom)
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