And government's role will be diminished as the need diminishes.
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Their control won't be diminished unless they want it diminished.
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"To serve this president is to be diminished," she writes.
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ISIS may be diminished in Syria, but it's hardly dead.
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"If it doesn't exist, emissions reductions will be diminished," Coequyt said.
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Their ability to process and scrutinize information may also be diminished.
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To consistently engage with Trump is to be diminished by him.
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The caliphate's territory may be diminished, but the idea will live on.
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This indicates, Waytz said, that racial bias can be diminished through awareness.
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Its proto state and control over people and resources will be diminished too.
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In turn, it caused overall traffic numbers for affected publishers to be diminished.
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We are concerned that those investments will be diminished as we go forward.
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Venezuela's restricted access to credit would be diminished even further if it defaulted.
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Remaining bias could be diminished by providing procedures for outside challenge of reporting.
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We can't let France be diminished, we won't be able to buy anything.
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Even if Republicans can hold the House, their power there could be diminished.
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Grimké argues that no one's rights should be diminished because of her sex.
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Another is that the cornering and braking on dry pavement may be diminished.
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Iranian influence Thirdly, according to Tillerson, Iranian influence in Syria must be "diminished".
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The urgency of this issue must not be diminished, but I do have hope.
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The shower will be diminished due to a full "supermoon" out on December 13.
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Unless these "race powers" are finally discarded, she says, the referendum's legitimacy will be diminished.
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All I know is that righteousness can neither be diminished nor conquered by the spiteful.
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But his influence within government — and his right-wing, anti-immigration policies — would be diminished.
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Who believe that if we extend basic rights to others, our own will be diminished.
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It attempts to answer these questions: Will our neighborhood's social cohesion and sustainability be diminished?
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And without making a fuss about it, she is in no way willing to be diminished.
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There should be diminished risk of a big transition in policy, which basically means status quo.
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Your ability to send and receive e-mail will be diminished or perhaps even eliminated altogether.
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He tamped down the idea that congressional investigations would be "diminished" by the special counsel's probe.
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While the compensation of justices cannot be "diminished during their Continuance in Office," nothing prescribes increases.
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He also reveals that his own great fear is to be diminished in the same way.
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That competitive advantage will be diminished when Amazon has Whole Foods' network of stores, she said.
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"If — or when — diplomacy fails, the will to defend eastern Aleppo will be diminished," he said.
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So if Brazil can eliminate the mosquitos in the Olympic areas, the threat will be diminished.
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Efforts to use the World Cup telecasts to promote other Fox programming will also be diminished.
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Our ability for our kids to have a growing economic power is going to be diminished.
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The result: Trudeau may be diminished, personally and politically — but he's still Prime Minister of Canada.
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Canyon Bridge's ability to acquire other Western semiconductor companies could be diminished should the Lattice deal collapse.
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Canyon Bridge's ability to acquire other Western semiconductor companies could be diminished if the Lattice deal collapses.
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The minister said the European Union's global importance would be diminished if it did not remain unified.
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But if it loses ground to fringe parties, as polls currently suggest, his claim will be diminished.
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About 75 percent of respondents said their district's lab services, mosquito control or surveillance would be diminished.
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But whether they stay or go, the American power in Iraq was only likely to be diminished.
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But whether they stay or go, the American power in Iraq was only likely to be diminished.
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Yields can be diminished and, without the utmost care, the quality of the wines can be harmed.
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And that's really, really cool, and it's really, really sad that this will be diminished in the future.
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So, if you do go with that option, your sweet Federal Tax credit is going to be diminished.
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But if Bitcoin mining power spreads a bit more evenly around the globe, this threat would be diminished.
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She said the firm would continue to handle "lower-funnel" marketing but confirmed its role would be diminished.
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It's obvious that without these hardworking job creators, the economic prowess of the U.S. would be diminished considerably.
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His ministry said after the decision that the Olympics would be diminished by the absence of Russian athletes.
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The next day it could be energy and financial companies, whose fortunes would be diminished if the economy slows.
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If he follows that course America will be diminished as an idea and as a moral and political force.
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If the wider public is put off by well-known firms taking a stand, the NRA may be diminished.
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If California decides not to join, regional coordination would inevitably be diminished and regional transmission coordination made more difficult.
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People ascribe spiritual meaning to both NDEs and psychedelic experiences; will that be diminished if we know too much?
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Whose power will be diminished when a drug that has so many health benefits is provided without a prescription?
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If a stop is not soon put to that practice, the whole breed will be diminished to almost nothing.
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And the new Egyptian-Israeli energy relationship could be diminished if Israel builds a proposed undersea pipeline to Europe.
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He said he was planning to play, but even if he does, his effectiveness is likely to be diminished.
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Mr. Hall will undoubtedly get questions about the C.B.O.'s objectivity and calls for its role to be diminished.
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That a woman's role in a major event, place, or time would be diminished is not a new phenomenon.
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Still, one thing that could never be diminished over the years: her unbending love for her handsome and charismatic husband.
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And while the Kurdish population is approximately 2628 million, as a regional ally and resource, its importance cannot be diminished.
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To the Editor: Worker rights continue to be diminished or eliminated, and this decision is the icing on the cake.
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The ability to complete another agricultural chemicals deal, however, could be diminished by the huge deals that have been done.
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Quite simply, China's continued appetite for copper in such quantities says that demand growth may be diminished but it hasn't disappeared.
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If you were to muzzle all Democratic members the talk about impeachment would not be diminished by one tenth of 1%.
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Important steps taken to repair victims' view of, and trust in, law enforcement and the criminal legal system will be diminished.
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But Wilson did not disparage the Education secretary and said that she should not be "diminished or dismissed" for her remark.
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That dynamic may be diminished should two four-star Marines — however brilliant — find themselves together at the helm of the Pentagon.
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If it dies, prospects for a thorough tax code reform, a top 2017 goal for President Donald Trump's Republicans, would be diminished.
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Cards I had invested time and money to acquire would now be diminished in value, available only in one of two modes.
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London's claims to be Europe's unrivalled financial centre claims will be diminished, and the City's financiers will rue what might have been.
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Blessing Abeng told CNN women should not be diminished for their domestic roles and should be celebrated for taking up such responsibilities.
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As the dollar weakness is not expected in the next downturn, gold's allure will be diminished to an extent, the bank said.
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But "jewel" and "gem" have been diminished in a critical context, so let me use another word, which cannot be diminished: Chekhovian.
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And Germany's voice in important European matters that lie ahead could be diminished if Ms. Merkel oversees a weak, divided governing coalition.
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Some officials said this week that Bolton's acrimonious departure was a sign that the role he occupied could be diminished going forward.
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In a string of meetings with members of Congress, Mr. Vance told central lawmakers that encryption needed to be diminished during criminal investigations.
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I know that this information would hurt him deeply and that his ability to enjoy the remainder of his semester might be diminished.
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You can't live where — you can't not be diminished when your sister can't marry the man or woman, or the woman she loves.
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If Congress continues on this path, the chances that the deal will succeed and lead to a nuclear free Iran will be diminished.
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Mr. Trump can still be beaten by his Republican rivals, though it is less likely, and Mr. Sanders's chances appear to be diminished.
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Higher-income Americans would still be net winners from Mr. Trump's tax and tariff policies, but their benefits would be diminished as well.
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I loved her strength — not just her physical power, but the idea that she wouldn't allow her voice to be diminished by anyone.
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If the 1789 Constitution remains in force, its legacy will be diminished, and so will the operation of democracy in the United States.
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With allies Iran and Turkey supporting Moscow's objectives in the Middle East, the ability of nations wishing to curtail Russia would be diminished.
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Even if they had, the notion that gun violence can be diminished by eliminating our ability to reference it visually feels tendentious at best.
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Several of the women spoke out against the initial curatorial decision, saying that Cosby's accomplishments should be diminished in light of unsavory sexual behavior.
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"Yes, for me, the interesting thing is how the #MeToo movement has shown us all the subtle ways women can be diminished," she said.
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"The price our NATO allies paid in blood, fighting alongside us should never be diminished," the resolution quotes McCain as saying in March 2017.
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By hiring Hammon, Popovich challenged the idea that the best male athletes in the world would be diminished by the leadership of a woman.
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My big fear was that I'd be diminished by a mastectomy, that I'd never again feel whole, or truly confident or comfortable with myself.
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"People are worried now that Billy Graham's legacy will be diminished by some of the actions and positions that Franklin has espoused," he said.
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The public sector should be diminished so all it's doing is stuff for people who we couldn't meet their needs through the private sector.
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And if new construction follows a similar pattern in other parts of the country, disasters that we're not even expecting could also be diminished.
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In the game that these guys have taken up, it's either capture new territory and win new victories or be diminished by not battling.
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There will be diminished gains to be had as the number of personalities and brands that fall short of this impossibly high standard adds up.
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"Private First Class Gagnon played a significant role in the flag raising on Mount Suribachi and his role will never be diminished," the statement said.
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If the public sees Hillary under Bill's shadow, then she'll be diminished and her own presidential prospects dismissed as a continuation of his legendary career.
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Walsh can't do much about IAG's dependence on UK flyers, whose appetite for international travel would be diminished by an economic downturn and weaker pound.
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The soon-to-be diminished U.S. military footprint in Africa, in addition to Syria and possibly Afghanistan, indicates the administration's pivot away from counterterrorism operations.
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And the South's Redemption teaches us that achievements thought to be permanent and lasting — including the Reconstruction amendments themselves — can be diminished and even demolished.
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But what Malaysia could lose in tax revenues would be diminished by the broad move higher in oil prices — good news for the oil exporter.
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"Without fully implementing and enforcing the requirements from the 9/11 Act, TSA's ability to strengthen passenger rail security may be diminished," the report says.
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For that matter, will their appetite for whatever Marvel churns out next be diminished if its next assemblage of heroes doesn't include the teenage wallcrawler?
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The longer the standoff continues, the greater the risk that Hong Kong's attractiveness as a global economic and financial center would be diminished, Moody's said.
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Enough dirt builds up, and the LIDAR's ability to send out hundreds of thousands of laser beams to map the surrounding environment can be diminished.
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The longer the standoff continues, the greater the risk that Hong Kong's attractiveness as a global economic and financial centre would be diminished, Moody's said.
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The longer the standoff continues, the greater the risk that Hong Kong's attractiveness as a global economic and financial center would be diminished, Moody's said.
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But now, without conservatives filling the role as the voice of opposition, the urgency and potency of right-wing books will almost certainly be diminished.
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For instance, a humiliating memory could be diminished by focusing less on the feeling of shame and more on the friends who provided subsequent support.
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If there is too much carbon monoxide in the air you are breathing, your ability to absorb oxygen can be diminished, resulting in serious tissue damage.
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Indeed, if President Trump continues this approach of governing for his base, and his base only, his chances of reelection in 2020 will surely be diminished.
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Moreover, the shift to cashless payment systems in many countries could mean that interest rates lower than conventionally thought, since the hoarding effect would be diminished.
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"The world will be diminished if journalists aren't able to go and travel and to report honestly conditions in differing countries," Sessions said, according to CNN.
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The nation will be diminished on the world stage and within, as younger generations are deprived of opportunities enjoyed by their parents and grandparents for decades.
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Other studies have shown that crop yields are likely to be diminished as the climate warms, in particular due to an increase in extreme weather events.
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Federal supervision will be diminished for the financial system and the environment, jeopardizing the health and economic security of the American people without saving any money.
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But hopefully this public trial, which is bringing to the dock men on both sides of the aisle, is too momentous to be diminished by politics.
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In some legal systems, like England's, the incentives to sue can be diminished by the fact that the loser may end up paying the winner's costs.
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"I do take advantage of the opportunity to reassure the European audiences, but also the Asian audiences, that global trade cannot be diminished," Mr. Hutchinson said.
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Likewise, as airstrikes continue to decapitate its core leadership and take back territory, ISIS' ability to finance operations through taxes and oil sales will be diminished.
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The benefits off exchange traded fund investing — getting cheap exposure to a broad universe of stocks — can be diminished by eliminating companies based on subjective criteria.
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Mick Mulvaney, the White House budget director, has called for the office's influence to be diminished and said recently that its time had come and gone.
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Were it to happen, and Buffon were to lose a third Champions League final, there is no risk his legacy would be diminished even in the slightest.
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What makes most individual constitutional rights fundamental is the unwillingness of the Supreme Court to allow those rights to be diminished by state and federal political actors.
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While the instantly recognizable quality of brand-name contemporary art reassures collectors — and by extension bolsters the pieces' value — other works can be diminished by their reproducibility.
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Although the Swans ultimately triumphed, beating the Saints with a 70-point win, the importance of the game to fans of all stripes could not be diminished.
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While Hill is a member of the Democratic Party and the pundits smearing her are largely conservative, this issue shouldn't be diminished as one of Democrats vs. Republicans.
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I will not let everything I've worked for be diminished by people taking offence to my accomplishments and feeling the need to tell me how much I suck.
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Frida Polli, co-founder and chief executive of Pymetrics, which uses A.I. to recruit employees for companies, showed how biases could arise and how they could be diminished.
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New Hampshire's impact also may be diminished if the other candidates effectively concede it to the two regional favorites, Senators Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts.
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CNN previously reported that the national security adviser role was expected to be diminished in the wake of Bolton's departure as Trump increasingly relies on his own instincts.
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Democrats might have more popular policy stances and a candidate with higher favorability ratings -- but the impact will be diminished if they get lost in the Trumpian frenzy.
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That's not to say Siri (and Alexa and Bixby and all their friends) aren't powerful tools, but their effect can be diminished when used outside of their home countries.
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If societies become too reliant on air conditioning, it is likely that the peak energy demand will not be met and the resilience of our cities will be diminished.
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The WFA is using the report to highlight a "concern that the economic benefits of advertising could be diminished," because of potentially tougher regulation, according to an emailed statement.
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Meanwhile the UK's regulatory influence in the region continues to be diminished… In terms of trade, access to talent, and regulatory influence, we're relegating ourselves to the second division.
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Netanyahu, who strongly opposed the 2015 nuclear deal, said Iran's ability to develop weaponry that could threaten any country in the Middle East could be diminished by tightening sanctions.
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If Comey doesn't do these things, then fictions, lies and innuendos will likely carry the day, and American democracy will be diminished due to the handling of this matter.
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"I need women of color, particularly black women, to understand that our achievements should not be diminished," she said, particularly that she came so close in a red state.
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What that means, in my view, is that the enterprises may be allowed to live a new day rather than continue to be diminished and drained of their profits.
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If the economy is opened up to private enterprise, the clergy's wealth and influence will be diminished, leaving it with fewer resources to maintain its grip on the kingdom.
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Additionally, the speaker and microphone holes on the bottom of the case do not precisely line up with the iPhone X's hardware, so audio quality for calls might be diminished.
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That delay can put you in greater danger, especially when you consider that as your stress level spikes, along with your heartbeat, your ability to act rationally can be diminished.
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Here's more from Dyson: Local daylight tracking offers several benefits, but if a light loses its brightness or color temperature over time, its ability to track daylight would be diminished.
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They all used to sit in one area and I thought 'I can't go over there and sit with all of them, because then all my power would be diminished.
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If the funds were to be diminished entirely, rangers and other park advocates feared that parks would not be able to function as normal in the highly trafficked summer months.
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As the Trump administration prepares to push a tax overhaul bill and possible immigration reform, the numbers suggest that the president's leverage could be diminished in these and future fights.
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If OSHA's actions become standard practice, enabling regulators to arbitrarily, and materially, alter the final regulations without proper vetting, then the value from the public comment period will be diminished.
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No one is certain how much further consumers will alter their media habits, how much further television viewing will be diminished, or what new technologies will emerge during that time.
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On what would be another star-studded team, Haslem's playing time would be diminished further, to the point where he might consider throwing away his mouthpiece for the last time.
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Mr. Trump has appeared more open to the need for change, two advisers said, and they anticipated that Mr. Stepien's influence might be diminished by the addition of other aides.
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In any case, the stature of both Kim Hyok-chol and Kim Yong-chol, two officials who had been at the highest echelon of North Korea's government, appears to be diminished.
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If the emblem is used for other purposes, its special meaning may be diminished; for example, when the emblem is mistakenly used as a generic sign for medical services or ambulances.
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"In many decades hence, the value of this labor may be diminished if we reach a state in which machines can do a large share of the work," concluded the report.
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Lastly, I do not believe the patriarchy can be smashed, but hope that in time it will be diminished as each generation's understanding of it grows and tolerance for it lessens.
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On the other hand, if a new intake of Conservative MPs were more centrist in their expectations of Brexit, then the voice of the 'hard Brexit' backbenchers would also be diminished.
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While his margin of victory might be diminished, some operatives suggested, as long as there are multiple candidates, Mr. Trump will continue to amass delegates and roll toward the convention in Cleveland.
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The next big meteor storm from the Leonids is expected in the 2030s, but it may be diminished too, because Jupiter may deflect some of this debris away from the Earth, Space.
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Instead it continues to shine its light as the only real democracy in the entire Middle East, with faith that its light will not be diminished but will eventually spread and grow.
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Russia Japan Sea of Japan Pacific Ocean Yamagata Zao Onsen Tokyo 100 miles By The New York Times Many of the icy figures seemed to be diminished versions of the photographs online.
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Twitter's social impact vastly outweighs its business impact, and supporters of the co-op idea believe that if users owned the company, the pressure to produce quarter-over-quarter growth would be diminished.
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Abloh worried that the effect of the panels would be diminished by the presence of the models, who would be holding glow-in-the-dark fibre-optic carryalls and wearing light-up sneakers.
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Republicans now say that Mr. Flake essentially called the bluff of the Democrats and that one of the chief Democratic objections to proceeding to a final vote could be diminished by the investigation.
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"This is a statement of the Congress of the United States, and I will not have that statement be diminished by whether the president will veto it or not," Ms. Pelosi told reporters.
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"The appeal of the non-yielding metal is likely to be diminished if Mr Powell and company appear unwilling to commit to big-splash rate reductions," said Ilya Spivak, senior currency strategist with DailyFx.
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Changing this situation for state and local officials requires an amendment to the New York State Constitution, which at present mandates that pension benefits not be diminished once someone enters the state pension system.
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The ad buyers who spent $450 million on Facebook ads love the platform's speed and efficiency — something they fear will be diminished by inserting more human oversight of political ads before they go live.
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Russia and several other producers have also been throttling back output, and top OPEC producer Saudi Arabia needs to keep the young alliance together, or its ability to manage the market would be diminished.
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But these behemoths' size and influence will almost certainly be diminished by new tech-powered players, whose pocketbooks and ambitions seem limitless — companies like Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and possibly Twitter and Snap.
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News Analysis Supporters say that Pete Buttigieg's contribution to history will be diminished if the takeaway is that the country shrugged when the first openly gay man had a serious shot at the presidency.
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Lila might be the smarter of the two — though Elena's intelligence isn't to be diminished (especially when it comes to writing) — but she's also the one growing up in the more conservative, regressive family.
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Another unknown is whether support for Trump's re-election by the members of the white working class will be diminished — and turnout constrained — by any success the administration has in ameliorating their economic suffering.
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"The discovery of a scalable business model is key to reducing such debt," according to Miura Ko. However, it can also be diminished through the creation of a cultural identity that develops and rewards talent.
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The average German Shepherd lives to be about 10 years old, which is actually pretty good, but its quality of life may be diminished on account of the breed's susceptibility to so many health conditions.
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But with the top four carriers now behaving like they're ready to really compete on speed and price, there's some hope that the dark path toward cableization of the internet will be diminished or deferred.
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Officials say they will continue to pursue him even though they believe that his relevance in the ISIS organization may be diminished as the coalition drives fighters out of its strongholds in Iraq and Syria.
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CBD also takes longer to have an effect when you eat or drink it—as opposed to smoking it or using tinctures—and the strength of each dose can be diminished by your liver during digestion.
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In five years, however, if current trends continue, Russia's economic footprint in Ukraine will be diminished to such a capacity that Putin will either have to concede — or be forced into military action against the West.
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Concerned that his electoral prospects could be diminished by attacks from a pair of conservative nonprofit groups, he slipped a provision into a tax code overhaul to bar certain nonprofit groups from participating in political campaigns.
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There will be opportunity, yet, to decide that a mere domestic treble does indeed count as success, and that City's dominance of the Premier League should not be diminished by its very occasional failings in Europe.
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His role as Washington's most powerful Democrat will also be diminished; with the House turning blue, Schumer will have to compete with a Democratic speaker for the microphone he's relished using over the past two years.
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The Pentagon declined comment on its intelligence about the North Korea threat, but spokesman Peter Cook assured reporters that Washington's readiness would be not be diminished during the U.S. presidential transition, due to take place on Friday.
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She made me feel safe and strong in a sea of change and reminded me that joy needn't be diminished by a bunch o' imperfect body parts (she wielded her 3 teeth/3 working legs in style).
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The idea – promoted by the London-based Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative – is that if the companies commit to disclosing every jot and tittle of those payments, the likelihood of revenue disappearing for corrupt reasons will be diminished.
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People who would otherwise be economically active could go into hiding, trust in law enforcement agencies could be diminished, and dangerous criminals could more easily slip through the cracks as federal agents pursue non-dangerous undocumented immigrants.
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Women's rights would be diminished to a point of non-existence; freedom of speech, one of the most prized pillars of our society, would cease; and members of the LGBTQ community would suffer most notably — likely death.
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President Donald Trump's upcoming five-nation Asia tour is expected to strengthen ties with regional allies, but those gains could be diminished if the U.S. leader misses a key summit on the last leg of his trip.
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"If few students interested in women's issues train themselves in commercial areas, the effects of the commercial laws will not be diminished, but there will be few effective advocates around to influence those policy outcomes," she wrote.
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"This decision by the CMA acknowledges that there are only a small number of local areas where competition may be diminished due to our acquisition of the pubs," Heineken UK Managing Director David Forde said in a statement.
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If leaders fail to act as they say they will when they have taken a stand on the issue, however, deterrence and assurance are weakened, and the United States' reputation among friend and foe alike may be diminished.
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As a result, even when a candidate has clearly earned the support of a majority of Democratic primary voters, as in 2016, their credibility as the party's standard-bearer can be diminished in the eyes of grassroots voters.
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Goldfuss, a former chairwoman of the Council on Environmental Quality, said that Exxon, Shell and "a thousand businesses" say that U.S. competitiveness will be diminished by a withdrawal supported by Republicans including Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt.
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Any power plant's potential output can be diminished by a number of factors, including market conditions that render its electricity uneconomical, shutdowns to fix or maintain equipment, orders to curtail unneeded production from system operators and fuel shortages.
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I would just hate for, at the very beginning, that those things he professed on the campaign trail to be diminished or besmirched by having someone in charge of the State Department who doesn't agree with Donald Trump.
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"Under the scenarios in which Congress significantly waters down his policy proposals, the economy will not suffer as much, but would still be diminished compared with what it would have been with no change in economic policies," Moody's said.
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"It takes a long while to build a brand, but brands can be diminished or destroyed in relatively short order, and I think the administration is destroying bedrock cornerstones to what the party has historically stood for," Sanford said.
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If the Maduro regime survives, the suffering of the Venezuelan people will become more intense, confidence in the region's ability to affect positive change will be diminished and belief in the United States' ability to shape events will suffer.
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If you no longer have to subscribe to channels through cable and can watch both time-shifted and live TV through Apple TV and the TV app, Cable's role could soon be diminished to high-speed data pipeline provider.
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There's a benefit to not knowing too much about the German soldier Woyzeck, much as "Waiting for Godot" would most likely be diminished if its purposefully unidentified environs were given a precise location with some sort of theatrical GPS.
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"Domestic leeway for Beijing to look soft on the world stage will be diminished…[and we can expect] similar reactions from China across the Pacific, whether it's the Diaoyu Islands, the management of Hong Kong and Taiwan [relations], " he said.
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Watching your dignity and civil rights be diminished into a Sunday morning talking point was humiliating, and when I met Dowd years later, being in the presence of a man who contributed to this humiliation initially filled me with anger.
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"The economy is still very strong, and that's across wages, job creation, capital expenditure, consumer credit; it's pretty broad-based and it's not going to be diminished immediately," Dimon said in a media conference call following his bank's earnings report.
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A source close to the deal said this week the detailed so-called business combination agreement would not be signed this month, due to delays caused by German unions, who fear their influence in a combined company will be diminished.
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But bishops from such countries as Romania, Serbia, Poland, Greece, Cyprus and Egypt were still converging on the Greek island; and the meeting's host, Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople (pictured), insisted that the Council's authority would not be diminished by the absentees.
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"While the challenge may look huge because of the way corruption has become entrenched in some of our people today, we have to declare in unison that corruption in all its forms will be diminished from our country," he said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Sports Ministry said on Friday it was extremely disappointed by the IAAF's decision to uphold a ban of all Russian track-and-field athletes from international competition and the Rio Olympics would be diminished by their absence.
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" Said another, who is raising a son as a single mother: "I do not believe the patriarchy can be smashed, but hope that in time it will be diminished as each generation's understanding of it grows and tolerance for it lessens.
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Access to key export markets would be diminished, with a disproportionate impact on small- and medium-sized businesses, which often lack the resources to navigate trade barriers and rely on NAFTA to grant them entry to Mexican and Canadian markets.
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MOSCOW, June 17 (Reuters) - Russia's Sports Ministry said on Friday it was extremely disappointed by the IAAF's decision to uphold a ban of all Russian track-and-field athletes from international competition and the Rio Olympics would be diminished by their absence.
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Also on Tuesday, Fitch Ratings downgraded Wells Fargo's credit rating by one notch to "A+" from "AA-", saying that the company's earnings profile will be "diminished" from historical levels and that improvements in risk governance and controls will take longer than anticipated.
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So while the research clearly shows that more guns mean more gun deaths — and less access to guns can reduce gun deaths — ultimately any impact gun control laws have will be diminished if a neighboring government doesn't enforce equal or stricter laws.
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" Relevent argues in the lawsuit that American interest in soccer can't possibly be diminished by hosting an Ecuadorean league match, and therefore U.S. Soccer must be placing "the economic interest of a select group of its members over its statutorily-mandated purpose.
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Adding all 17 makes it look cluttered (see the image above if you don't believe me), and any efficiency you gained by adding a control might be diminished by the amount of time it takes you to actually find it among all the others.
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However, as interest in Spectacles has cooled, Blakely wonders if this was really just a beta test for the next version of Spectacles: A product that will likely be delivered in a post-IPO environment where the appetite for moonshot hardware may be diminished.
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The war in Syria would rage on, the death toll would continue to rise, and the flow of refugees would continue with no end in sight, though the risks they pose would be diminished because they are less likely to cause problems in neighboring states.
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" A global head of CROCI (cash return on capital invested) investment at an investment bank, who has been in the City for about 30 years, shared the same opinion: "The City will not necessarily come to an end but the role will be diminished.
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But, with the expected absence of several key players coming after others - including Manchester United's Odion Ighalo and Yannick Carrasco of Atletico Madrid - chose to resume their careers to Europe, the CSL's sheen and its hopes for an impending resumption appear to be diminished.
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Many senators are worried that the if Republicans weaken the filibuster for Supreme Court nominees, in the same way Democrats did for all other presidential appointments in 2013, the chamber would be on a slippery slope and the filibuster for legislation could someday be diminished too.
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"We now appeal to the members of the International Olympic Committee to not only consider the impact that our athletes' exclusion will have on their dreams and the people of Russia, but also that the Olympics themselves will be diminished by their absence," the ministry said.
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"Either the US is going to have to back down, and Trump will have gone out on a limb and the credibility of his threats will be diminished, or he is going to have to follow through" on the threat of a military intervention, Friedberg said.
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The general industry of the country, being always in proportion to the capital which employs it, will not thereby be diminished, no more than that of the above-mentioned artificers; but only left to find out the way in which it can be employed with the greatest advantage.
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Ivo Daalder, a former U.S. ambassador to NATO and the president of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, said Britain's ability to press its views and policy preferences with its European allies and within NATO, where it provided strong political backing to the United States, will be diminished.
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Amid expectations that enforcement resources would be diminished, the E.P.A. made its little-noticed announcement in its budget proposal that it intended to no longer reimburse the Justice Department for Superfund litigation costs, meaning the department would have to start paying for that work out of its own funds.
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" No wonder the Constitution ratified a dozen years later has this to say about the judicial branch: "The Judges, both of the supreme and inferior Courts, shall hold their Offices during good Behaviour, and shall, at stated Times, receive for their Services a Compensation, which shall not be diminished.
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I could think of no other lie that is a more egregious lie... I fear that if this country is confronted with a serious crisis over the next two years, that his ability to marshal the American public behind what he tells them is the truth would be diminished.
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With formal charges looming that Mr. Fillon paid his wife and children hundreds of thousands of euros from the public payroll for little or no work, most analysts consider his chances of making it past the first round on April 23 in France's two-round election to be diminished.
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Thailand's complicated system of apportioning seats from votes means that Pheu Thai could still win around the same number of seats in the 500-seat lower house as Palang Pracharat, but with the Senate firmly in the military's hand, its power as an opposition party will be diminished.
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NEW YORK, March 20 (LPC) - Us Senator Elizabeth Warren has asked for information about leveraged loans as the price of the debt has fallen more than 613% this month amid volatility caused by the spread of the coronavirus, which has closed businesses and led companies to warn investors their earnings could be diminished.
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What's at stake: The U.S. could be "diminished as an idea and as a moral and political force," the Economist writes, if President Trump continues to show "disdain for the values America enshrined in global institutions" after World War II. To avoid it, the Economist says the U.S. must invest more in its alliances.
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The vision of a body as a to-do list, a series of action items to be diminished or reshaped or smoothed out by diet and exercise and surgery and Sephora VIB Rouge points is pervasive, bolstered by advertisers looking to cash in on insecurity and the push toward body positivity in one fell swoop.
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Very rarely do the stakes in our lives rise so high, nor do the contours of a movie mimic the passage of time that defines our existence — but the intensity of feeling can't be diminished when we relate to someone else's experience, when we see what we know being reenacted, and understand it to be true.
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During the administrations of Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, US officials were clear that upholding the Afghan Constitution -- which protects the rights of women -- was a requirement for the US. Critics have expressed concerns that those rights could be diminished under the terms of the agreement, particularly if the United States moves forward with the full withdrawal of troops outlined in the deal.
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Its attempts to be mournful may as a result be diminished, but inasmuch as the events of World War I directly led to World War II, which led to the Cold War, the Afghan War, the Gulf War, the War on Terror and so on, the game's adherence to current genre standards and forms implies that the First World War, despite ending almost a century ago, remains urgently felt today.
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The Trump administration is concerned that reimposing tariffs on Iran in November, stemming from 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's decision to scrap the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, could cause a spike in oil prices since Iran's output would be diminished.
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The Trump administration is concerned that reimposing tariffs on Iran in November, stemming from 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's decision to scrap the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, could cause a spike in oil prices since Iran's output would be diminished.
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The short-term risk may be diminished because Kim is focused on behaving well enough to get concessions from the US. But North Korea's continued stockpiling and dispersal of nuclear weapons, according to a confidential UN report -- coupled with its likely perception that Trump is turning a blind eye to certain activities to safeguard his self-declared progress with Kim -- means that the regime still poses a big threat to the US and its allies.
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In a separate letter to the Times, 13 former U.S. secretaries of state and defense and national security advisers from every U.S. administration from Barack Obama's to Jimmy Carter's in the 1970s said Britain's global position would suffer if it left the EU. "We are concerned that should the UK choose to leave the European Union, the UK's place and influence in the world would be diminished and Europe would be dangerously weakened," said the letter signed by, among others, former Secretaries of State George Shultz and Madeleine Albright.
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