They have to be fit — I have two castles.
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Even Uncle Sam's hackers need to be fit and trim.
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She'd be fit with a series of progressively advanced prostheses.
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"You don't need a gym to be fit," Schwarzenegger wrote.
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Can you be fit and healthy, even if you're overweight?
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You have to be fit to play a role like Caesar.
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They were expected to be fit but never told to dope.
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Kyrgios responded on Twitter, suggesting he would be fit for the tournament.
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More of our jobs may be fit to support work from home.
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I know he's going to be fit and ready to go tomorrow.
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"Physically, you need to be fit to endure the journey," he said.
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Because everybody loves to be fit and also smart at the same time.
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"I hadn't done enough to be fit enough on the run," he said.
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Now, she faces a battle to be fit for the 4x100 meters relay.
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"I'm not trying to be fit for a number on a scale," Upton says.
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Complicating matters ... the temp will be fit for an Eskimo but no one else.
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We are going to give them right to the last minute to be fit.
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Shaquille O'Neal's home may be fit for Superman, but he's ready to move on.
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I may be nine but I think I would be fit for the job.
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Parents in the exclusive meritocracy raise their kids to be fit fighters within it.
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You can't be fit by just having fitness equipment, you've got to actually exercise.
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"They need four days rest and then hopefully they will be fit," Wilmots said.
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Before I explain why, I'd like to clarify what it means to be fit.
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Even reservations and voter suppression can be fit neatly under the rubric of federal overreach.
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WASHINGTON — He may be fit to be president, but he could be in better shape.
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"I may be nine, but I think I would be fit for the job," Jack wrote.
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Even those in a committed relationships, like Winfrey and Graham, may not be fit for marriage.
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I do not believe that you have to be thin to be fit, happy, or loved.
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"I may be nine but I think I would be fit for the job," Jack wrote.
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"Maybe we are just going to try everything today to be fit again tomorrow," she said.
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Especially in the nationalist scene, it's the style — to be fit, to have a nice body.
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I'd be fit, and we'd all be in good health (because we're still talking perfect world).
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Hikers need to be fit and equipped with food, water, headlights, hiking boots and other gear.
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He's the fittest man I know, but equally I want him to be fit until he's 95.
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A 25-year old male with a VO2 max score over 50 is considered to be fit.
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But I needed to come here and be ready in training camp, and be fit and hungry.
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A focus on better serving customers will help Ikea be fit for the future, Martin Coppola, said.
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If he stays on this path, he might be fit to sit on Empire's thrown once again.
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Woods said he expected to be fit to play in the Zozo Championship in Japan on Oct.
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"You don't need a gym to be fit unless you're a hardcore weight-lifter," Goldberg told Insider.
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But, like, come on, by February, are you even going to want to "be fit" or whatever?
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The specialized equipment that modulates the current can't be fit into every washer and electric blanket, after all.
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"I don't know if I'll ever be fit enough to play the drums again on tour," said Collins.
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But Senate rules impose all kinds of constrains on what measures can be fit under the reconciliation umbrella.
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"I want NordLB to be fit for capital markets," Lower Saxony's Finance Minister Reinhold Hilbers said on Monday.
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So, around 80 percent of companies do things like subsidize gym memberships to encourage everyone to be fit.
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Some of the injured players will be fit again in June for a tough trip to South Africa.
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I should be punished because I'm thin and worked hard to be fit after giving birth to two kids?
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Is it because as I got older, I just can&apost play it because you have to be fit.
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Along with changing how it operates to be fit for the future, Lego is also looking to new markets.
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He had hip surgery in January and has been in a race against time to be fit for Wimbledon.
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That was on May 26, and the Egyptian Football Association estimated that he'll be fit again in three weeks.
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Heck, even those of us claiming to be fit as a (seasoned?) fiddle, hit bumps in the wellness road.
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So if the meat he had brought to his rally was his own, it cannot be fit for consumption.
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Does the media pressure to be fit and strong have an effect on how men feel about their appearance?
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Your short videos might not be fit for an Oscar nod, but they can, very easily, be Instagram-worthy.
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"Nastasic is a key defender and we are hopeful that he will be fit," Krstajic told a news conference.
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We like to be fit and thin, that's our job, but it's not our job to be extremely skinny.
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To be employable, you should be fit and fearless to the max with dizzying doses of coordination and creativity.
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WE ARE REDESIGNING NOW THE COMPANY FROM THE GROUND UP TO BE FIT FOR PURPOSE FOR THIS NEW ENVIRONMENT.
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Read This Next: If You Tried Olympic Weightlifting You'd Be Fit by Now This post originally appeared on BarBend.
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Art helps detainees keep sane, meaning that those who are guilty will one day be fit to stand trial.
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"I wasn't going to be fit enough to stay up with the men, and I knew it," she said.
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"We find that it is not enough just to be physically active, you have to actually be fit," Jensen said.
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Both Tomic and Kyrgios bring injury concerns into the tie but Hewitt expects both to be fit enough to play.
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"This is proof that you need to be fit to watch a sport as well as play it," Elliott said.
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So I came in a generation where fitness was really important: They wanted girls to be fit, not just skinny.
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Coach Zinedine Zidane said the injury was "a small thing" and Ronaldo will be fit for the Champions League final.
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Her mouth is an absolute wreck now, but she outright refuses her dentist's suggestion that she be fit for dentures.
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" This sort of mindset, she said, is especially rampant amongst athletes due to the pressure they face to be "fit.
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"We are going to be fit across our entire business," said CEO Jim Hackett on a conference call Wednesday evening.
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But my actions were not driven by passion or a desire to be fit: I ran because I had to.
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Nigeria's Constitution calls for a president to be fit and in charge, and lawmakers could have doctors examine Mr. Buhari.
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As images from Marseille showed, they tend to be fit, muscular men who clearly look like they're adept at fighting.
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Someone who is going to be fit to serve on the bench and then the attention will shift to the Senate.
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AP testing over a period of five months found not one of these venues to be fit for swimming or boating.
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France, the new young president promised, was finally ready to be transformed and would soon be fit for the 221st century.
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Pellegrini expressed his hope that the Spanish international might be fit should City reach the final in Milan on May 28.
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The details, per NBC: The microwave weapons can be fit onto air-launched cruise missiles and released from B-52 bombers.
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Poland goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny picked up a thigh injury in the opening game but is expected to be fit to play.
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While she has charged into postsurgery physical therapy in the past, it is unclear when she will be fit to return.
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Although I have great respect for people in the US armed forces I would just not be fit for the job.
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Scritchfield believes "you can be fit and fat" — that it's inactivity, not obesity, that is linked to mortality and heart disease.
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"Soft drinks manufactured by Nigeria Bottling Company ought to be fit for human consumption irrespective of color or creed," the judge said.
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Then again, millennials are the largest generation in the US workforce now, so maybe even workday lunches must be fit for Instagram.
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Working out next to a Victoria's Secret Angel is totally intimidating: It's Adriana's job to be fit, and she takes it seriously.
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The Angels have said Mr Pujols aims to be fit enough to play first base next season, when he will be 38.
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De Bruyne and Hazard were both given extra time off this week after suffering minor knocks but are expected to be fit.
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The phrase serves the dual purpose of motivating the wearer and debunking the myth that plus-size girls can't be fit too.
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Likewise, those trying to help need to know that grief cannot be fit into a preordained time frame or form of expression.
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The experts told Insider that the look Gal Godot sported in the 2017 "Wonder Woman" film seemed to be fit for royalty.
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Edmure will never be fit to rule over anything that requires complicated ruling, and props to Sansa for acknowledging that in the moment.
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I really don't have a set menu for my breakfast; I make what I feel like would be fit and good that day.
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So I'm gonna get my trainer's license, open up my gym, and encourage people to be fit and healthy—do a boxing class.
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No matter the event, if it can be fit into the narrative, that in itself becomes the news — not the actual singular event.
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But the "Star Wars" initiative, however wasteful and misguided it proved to be, fit squarely within the government's militarized view of outer space.
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There are only a few places on Earth that are dark, dry and calm enough to be fit for a billion-dollar telescope.
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"I got it in my head to be fit when I was younger," said Ms. Itsines, who played basketball from an early age.
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The British writer Jessie Greengrass's first novel, "Sight," can be fit into that group but offers its own distinct philosophical and lyrical pleasures.
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Phys Ed Being a world-class distance runner in your youth does not guarantee that you will be fit and healthy in retirement.
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It still is not very popular, but at that time, it was considered to be fit only for Austrian consumption, even in Germany.
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Thursday's run-through with Egypt was further evidence that he would be fit to play for the Pharoahs on Friday night against Uruguay.
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Subjects would need to be fit men ages of 20 and 45 who work out regularly and don't smoke and don't have food allergies.
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" Davis had education, dedication and the references of a lifetime: "I may be nine but I think I would be fit for the job.
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On Friday, Brown overturned the recommendation of a parole board that deemed Van Houten, 66, to be fit for release, the Associated Press reports.
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He needed to be fit for new shoes, but she worried someone with measles might be in the store, so she went without him.
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"I love to be fit and working out, and it's so much fun for to share that with my kids," LeBlanc, 28, tells PEOPLE.
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Nonetheless, the commentariat has elevated this view to the lofty level of a "narrative" into which every new fact or incident must be fit.
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James Bond fans have long speculated about who&aposd be fit to portray the famous spy after Daniel Craig steps down from the role.
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He was a version of America's dad and the dad some kids wished theirs could be: fit for world leadership, fit for a sitcom.
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The spokesman says Lopes may be fit enough for arraignment Tuesday on two counts of murder either at South Shore Hospital or Quincy District Court.
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But he missed last year's world championships to have major shoulder surgery and suggested he had lost his race to be fit for the trials.
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But fitness trainers don't need their own Oscars category, and giving them one would only further problematic understandings of what it means to be fit.
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That means her prosthetic must be fit as if she's missing three joints -- ankle, knee and hip -- and that makes standing and walking very difficult.
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And without them, and with Facebook's other top liutenants all under order, it's unclear who'd be fit to lead Instagram other than Zuckerberg loyalist Mosseri.
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Every winter I attend the Game Developers Conference where I meet as many video game creators as can be fit into a five-day itinerary.
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"There is a lot that is unresolved [in the treaty] and may not be fit for purpose for our current global strategic environment," she says.
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Several other players, including world number one Rafael Nadal and six-times Melbourne Park champion Novak Djokovic are battling to be fit for the Australian Open.
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And especially doing what we do in the WWE, I need to stay healthy and I need to be fit, and it's just about being consistent.
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The device also has fitness tracking and notification functionality, and it can be fit to pretty much any analog or smart watch or worn by itself.
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BMI can also underestimate the threat for people who are "skinny fat," as some doctors call those who tend to be fit, but have big bellies.
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World number one Simona Halep, scheduled play Dominika Cibulkova on Tuesday, faces a struggle to be fit after suffering a back problem while training on Monday.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Arnold Schwarzenegger says being a bodybuilding champion, movie star and governor of California is not enough - he wants people to be fit too.
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But Boone sounded less than optimistic that Gregorius would be fit to play in the two-game series against the Marlins beginning on Tuesday in Miami.
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"People have to be fit and proper persons to have guns, but undoubtedly the law can be strengthened and improved," Clark said, according to the Guardian.
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Serious attention has always been paid to steak, which must be fit for the palates of farmers who know their beef, and walleye from local waters.
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Users can make scaled figurines of themselves if they so desire, or they could be fit for customized clothes without going to a dressmaker or haberdasher.
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"You can be fit, and I can come up with a workout that you are unaccustomed to, and that could be what causes rhabdo," he said.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - Defender Kara Mbodji is confident he will be fit in time to play at the World Cup after his surprise selection to the Senegal squad.
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While striker Cavani battles to be fit after sustaining a calf injury, Matuidi misses out for France at the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium on Friday because of suspension.
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Even with its backstory, the exhibition can feel like a jigsaw puzzle whose borders have been built but whose middle pieces still need to be fit together.
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All in all, what these data tell us is that a lot of men have body image concerns stemming from media pressure to be fit and muscular.
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"I wanted to find out if an entire episode could be fit into a single GIF, no matter the circumstances," Kuhn told me in a Twitter message.
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He has been salving it with cortisone patches but insisted on Saturday that he would be fit enough for his first round match against Portugal's Gastao Elias.
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"The nuclear warheads have been standardized to be fit for ballistic missiles by miniaturising them, he noted, adding this can be called true nuclear deterrent," KCNA said.
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Williams said the injury something she had never had before and that it was too early to say whether she would be fit for Wimbledon next month.
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Online classes at your own college and others also tend to be cheaper, and can be fit in during the academic year or over the summer, Selingo said.
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"These failings were endemic throughout Canara's UK operations, affecting almost all aspects of its business and suggested that Canara may not be fit and proper," the FCA said.
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Whether she will be fit enough to beat the world number 86 is anyone's guess, but Kvitova was all smiles when she arrived at the stadium on Friday.
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His team mate Brodie Summers will also compete in the men's moguls after a race to be fit after tearing a ligament in his right knee in September.
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The current law "may not be fit for purpose in giving customers control over the risks associated with Big Data", the report added in one of its conclusions.
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Clinton's second presidential bid seems to amount to a series of high-dollar fund-raisers with public appearances added to the schedule when they can be fit in.
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This battered and deep-fried cephalopod wasn't always so beloved — as recently as 1981, squid was considered to be fit only for bait by fishermen, according to Slate.
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Djokovic made it clear that there was a limit to what players should be asked to suffer — a balance between needing to be fit and avoiding health risks.
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Physically, I'm feeling good on court and it's great to still be fit at this end of the season, so there's a lot of positives to take away.
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MENDOZA, Argentina (Reuters) - Lionel Messi's triumphant Argentina comeback has been tempered by a hint he may not be fit to play in Tuesday's World Cup qualifier in Venezuela.
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I have been trained to focus on test scores and a variety of occupational surveys that will match me to a college that would be fit for me.
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The American, now ranked fifth in the world, will be fit and fresh when he returns to Sydney for a third straight year after enjoying a six-week layoff.
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Egypt came into the match hoping that star forward Mohamed Salah would be fit to play after getting injured at the Champions League finals against Real Madrid last month.
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"We always hope that he can score and hope that he can be fit as he was today, and we want to help him," Colombia coach Jose Pekerman said.
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But the Barcelona winger said she was still hopeful that despite continuing pain from a toe injury she could be fit to face the United States in Sunday's final.
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You can see in that (highly magnified) picture just how much more information can be fit on a higher-PPI screen, and how much less aliased angled lines are.
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The Navy informed Gallagher that a five-member panel of Navy commandos would review his case to determine whether he would be fit to remain on the elite force.
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The Swiss ended his season in July in a bid to recover fully from knee surgery, although he is aiming to be fit for the Australian Open in January.
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"New arrangements for him to appear before court shall be made as he has to be fit for an appearance," Deputy Police Commissioner Paseka Mokete told Reuters by telephone.
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Since the 1986 incident, a 19-mile exclusion zone has remained in place for decades, with experts claiming the area won't be fit for human habitation for another 20,000 years.
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The website says that mass timber could decrease construction times by as much as 35%, with separate parts of builds mass-produced in factories and able to be fit together.
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"Hope I will have a good recovery from this one and be fit to play tomorrow," said Tsonga, who has a 6-0 record in five-set matches at Wimbledon.
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But the Predator 22 runs everything with such aplomb that I can't see any reason why it wouldn't be fit for this purpose for quite a few years to come.
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A former Royal Marines Commando who lost his leg in Afghanistan has shared a video of himself working out to show that "you don't need two legs" to be fit.
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For all the cascades of research into longevity, the new science often seems to distill into old wisdom: be fit, stay thin, and you will look and feel younger longer.
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While Fitbit is the market-share winner and the brand of choice by general fitness consumers and those wanting to be fit, Garmin was the one serious fitness fanatics prefer.
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MILAN (Reuters) - World number one Rafael Nadal will be fit for the ATP Finals in London next week despite concerns over the state of the Spaniard's knee, coach Carlos Moya said.
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You can be fit in different ways -- you can be strong like a weightlifter, run fast like a sprinter, be flexible like a gymnast or be skillful like a tennis player.
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It appears that her Snapchat followers were complaining about the star's access to proper gym equipment and a personal trainer, saying they would be fit too if they had the money.
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Some will say they don't quite agree with him, but they will applaud his fearlessness — shouldn't any policy be open for discussion; shouldn't any idea be fit for the public square?
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Serena Williams withdrew from the Madrid Open on Thursday, telling tournament organizers that she needed more time to train to be fit for the rest of the European clay-court season.
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Two weeks ago, that pursuit was delayed by the British communications regulator as it continues to review whether the combined company would be "fit and proper" to hold a broadcasting license.
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"No, I'm off," the 31-year-old Nadal told reporters when asked if he would be fit enough to play his remaining round-robin matches against Dominic Thiem and Grigor Dimitrov.
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"I've put it so much work to be fit, but the skin is still there, and it really frustrates me," Flemming says in this exclusive clip from Wednesday's episode of Skin Tight.
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And from the looks of things, the memorial service will truly be fit for a queen, with performances by some of the biggest names in music, including Stevie Wonder and Jennifer Hudson.
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"He is adamant that his woman be fit and work hard at it, and this is not even an issue with Lopez, who is beyond gorgeous and works to stay that way."
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"The court is in absolute agreement with the learned counsel for the claimants that consumable products ought to be fit for human consumption irrespective of race, colour or creed," his judgement said.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah is confident he will be fit enough to take part in Egypt's World Cup opener against Uruguay in Yekaterinburg next Friday, Spanish newspaper Marca reported on Saturday.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Real Madrid defender Dani Carvajal will be fit to feature for Spain at the World Cup despite suffering a hamstring injury in the Champions league final win over Liverpool on Saturday.
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The licenses have to be renewed every 2000 years, and police can revoke a person's license if that person is believed to no longer be fit for ownership and may pose a threat.
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There is also uncertainty over whether former champions Novak Djokovic, Stan Wawrinka and Rafa Nadal, the latter of which arrived in Melbourne earlier on Friday, will be fit to take to the court.
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The licenses have to be renewed every 10 years, and police can revoke a person's license if that person is believed to no longer be fit for ownership and may pose a threat.
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News of the pregnancy comes as twin panda cubs born at a zoo in Vienna, Austria, turned 16 days old on Tuesday and were said to be fit and healthy - and very cute.
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Egypt's crucial performer has been battling against time to be fit for the Group A encounter since hurting ligaments in an awkward fall in the early stages of last month's Champions League final.
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It doesn't fray, making it easier to handle; is thick enough to hide stitches and allows shapes to be fit together like puzzle pieces with no seam allowance (a technique known as intarsia).
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Just as we all love others in our own unique ways, so do we mourn their loss in ways that cannot be fit into a single mold or even a dozen different molds.
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The licenses have to be renewed every 260 years, and police can revoke a person's license if that person is believed to no longer be fit for ownership and may pose a threat.
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Alleway had carried the injury through a training camp in Turkey but had failed to recover in time to be fit for the World Cup opener against Italy on Sunday, the team said.
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While this isn't true across the board, cardio machines tend to be the domain of women — women seeking to be fit, but also lithe and tight, smaller, striving to literally take up less space.
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Defender Nacho Fernandez also had a mixed night with a brilliant goal making up for giving away a penalty and Dani Carvajal could be fit again to offer Hierro another option at right back.
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They will all be "fit" in the same way (you can select this using the "Choose a fit" drop-down menu), so it&aposs a good idea to choose images that are similar dimensions.
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Using cubesats, small satellites that can be fit together like Lego bricks, it will test three technologies for bringing satellites down: a net, a harpoon, and a sail — two of which would work in tandem.
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There will be "15 days of familiarization, 60 days of bed rest and then 14 days of rest and astronaut rehab, where you will be fit for everyday life again," DLR says on its website.
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They obviously need to be fit to play the game, but by increasing training loads, it results in a spike in load and inevitably what we see is this large increase in soft tissue injuries.
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"Germany must be able to act and be fit for the future, and we very much hope that the Social Democrats will make their decision so that this will continue to be possible," she added.
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"It's been designed to be fit for the future, using security features that aim to safeguard our currency, and currencies around the world, for years to come," said Adam Lawrence, chief executive of the Royal Mint.
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Coach Tite said on Friday they are hopeful the 24-year-old will be fit but have also included Sao Paulo's Rodrigo Caio as back-up for the games against Argentina in Belo Horizonte on Nov.
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"I love what I do, I wake up every morning and I get to be fit and play sport and play in front of crowds like here at Wimbledon — not everyone can do that," she said.
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"The nuclear warheads have been standardized to be fit for ballistic missiles by miniaturizing them," KCNA quoted Kim as saying as he inspected the work of nuclear scientists, adding "this can be called a true nuclear deterrent".
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When a reporter asked if he thought Trump was fit enough to carry out this presidential term, Jackson said yes, and added he would be fit enough to carry out a second term if he were elected.
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Has he ever stopped to think that President Bashar al-Assad -- whom he backs in Syria's civil war -- might, after murdering hundreds of thousands of his own people, not be fit to lead the country any more?
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"He is adamant that his woman be fit and work hard at it, and this is not even an issue with Lopez, who is beyond gorgeous and works to stay that way," a source previously told PEOPLE.
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OSLO, April 8 (Reuters) - Nasdaq and Euronext would both be "fit and proper" owners of Norwegian stock market operator Oslo Bors VPS, Norway's Financial Supervisory Authority has concluded in a letter of advice to the finance ministry.
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OAKMONT, Pennsylvania (Reuters) - Former champion Justin Rose heads into this week's U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club with limited preparation behind him after "a race against the clock" to be fit for the year's second major championship.
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"This year I have had diets but diets to be fit, not diets to be as slim and as skinny as possible...and because of that, I am a much happier person," said the 21-year-old.
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We are constantly enhancing the safety of our system by upgrading pipes that may no longer be fit for service and replacing them with ones made from more modern materials, spending $22 billion annually in the process.
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Rodriguez, who was substituted in the final group game against Senegal, did not take part in training on Saturday and the Federation gave no indication of whether he would be fit to face Gareth Southgate's side in Moscow.
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However, let the history of the gym speak for itself and for the position we take in this divisive atmosphere, CrossFit Infiltrate welcomes, serves, and prioritizes training people to be fit and functional in body, mind, and spirit.
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Kvitova, who said this week she will be fit to compete at Wimbledon where she has twice won the title, has not played competitively since the attack, which left her with serious injuries to her left playing hand.
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Due to climate change, this is likely to become the norm: A recent study noted that the Persian Gulf region will not be fit for human habitation by the end of the century because of regular, relentless heatwaves.
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He was reportedly told not to box for two months but a fighter he knows well, Carl Frampton, told Business Insider that February is plenty of time to be fit, focused, and ready to do it all again.
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Of course, Olympic athletes tend to be fit and healthy with strong immune systems, but the risks associated with swimming, boating, or ingesting the contaminated water are so high that US Olympic Teams are taking extra precautions this year.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - One of the top lawyers in the booming cryptocurrency industry says the legal structure he helped set up to raise funds for new virtual currencies is "old, inflexible and stupid" and may no longer be fit for purpose.
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It seemed like it was made to satisfy only those customers who wanted as much immediate manual control as could be fit on a compact camera, so much so that it felt like it was destined to be a one-off.
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"I need to be fit enough to swim the 200m fly if I want to do the 100m fly the way I want to," added the Singaporean, who spent five years at university in Austin, Texas, before returning home last year.
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Holding midfielder Rudy, who started against the Swedes, broke his nose in that game, but should he be fit to play he would probably be picked ahead of Khedira, who admitted his own performance in their opener against Mexico was bad.
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It said in June that if Sky were fully owned by Twenty-First Century Fox, it would still be "fit and proper" to hold a broadcasting license, and also said it had no serious concerns about Fox's commitment to broadcasting standards.
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Nor will Blue/Orange be the last time he addresses mental health: for his next job he'll direct a new play ,Wish List, which takes a look at mental health, benefit cuts, and what it means to be fit to work.
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"We believe that as the body of Christ gets healthy and whole, we will be fit for our purpose — to proclaim and spread the love of God to the ends of the earth," the Revelation website says of its mission.
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Scarlet from Arkansas wants to remain nameless: Due to the fact that each name recommended can somehow fit our generation, and that we can't be fit into a single category, I think that the Nameless Generation would fit the best.
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The regulator, the Office of Communications, or Ofcom, is reviewing the potential effects of the potential acquisition on competition in the media industry and also assessing whether the combined company would be "fit and proper" to hold a broadcasting license.
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The defendant, a German who cannot be named for legal reasons, is no longer considered to be fit to stand trial, partly due to heart problems, according to a medical report, a court in the western city of Muenster said on Monday.
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His work demands the steadiest of hands, and he needs to be fit to negotiate all those steps that separate his watchmaker's bench in the attic from his beloved collection of dozens of vintage, manually cranked lathes and milling machines in the basement.
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"After much consideration and consultation with my doctors and my team, I have decided to skip Canada and Cincinnati to be on the safe side, although I've been battling hard to be fit for these events," Wawrinka said on his official website.
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This also raises questions about the Sport's fitness and wellness prowess, because if you're trying to be fit you want a watch that will last the whole workout, and if you're trying to monitor your sleep you need it to last the entire night.
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"Everyone knows how much I love racing in London, but my priority is to be fit, healthy and competitive for the summer season and for that reason I have had to make the tough decision not to race this year," Farah said in a statement.
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While a lot of fitness influencers feel they can post only photos that fit in with an outdated idea of how healthy should look, Björk's photos remind people that you can have cellulite, stretch marks, and bum dimples and still be fit and strong.
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Another factor is the difficulty it takes to cleanup the fallout, Cross said, such as time it takes to contact authorities, setting up credit monitoring services, and correcting or updating related accounts, all of which need to be fit around your employment or other responsibilities.
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We're not talking rotten tomatoes or out-of-date cans of baked beans, but food that has been accidentally mis-packaged or leftover when supermarkets over-order, as well as items that would be fit for human consumption, but are being used to feed animals instead.
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"We recognize that we are in a rapidly changing retail environment, and to be fit for long-term growth, Ikea is transforming in a way that lets us meet our customers where they are," Lars Petersson, the manager of Ikea's U.S. retail division, said in a statement.
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The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said that Daryle McNelis' failure to meet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's requirements that security guards be fit for duty and be able to maintain unescorted security clearance meant that he could not bring a prima facie case under the ADA.
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Williams, 37, is battling to be fit for Roland Garros having pulled out of the Italian Open last Tuesday due to a persistent knee injury.. Only five women have successfully defended their titles at the French Open - Margaret Court, Chris Evert, Monica Seles, Steffi Graf and Henin.
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Last month, influential think tank The Resolution Foundation warned the government that Universal Credit "needs urgent change if it is to be fit for purpose," highlighting long waits of up to six weeks to receive payments as particularly dangerous for families and individuals on low incomes with limited savings.
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"You need to be fit-tested in order to know exactly which size you should be wearing, you have to be trained on how to wear it properly and they can get pretty uncomfortable, so they are not a great choice for just going out in the public," she continued.
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That 17-year-old sibling is the obsessive-compulsive Dean (Joseph Quinn, fully compelling), a damaged soul who has been deemed by the benefit system to be fit for work when the reality is that he can barely leave the bathroom, where he spends hours mixing gel in his hair.
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In what seems like a beta version of technology that will be fit for some future prohibition era, researchers at the University of Rochester developed a machine-learning algorithm that detects tweets relating to booze and can identify whether the tweeter was drinking when it was written, according to MIT Technology Review.
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"Since the founding of WADA 20 years ago anti-doping has made great strides, however WADA needs to evolve and modernize if it is to prove itself to be fit for the future," Helleland, who served as Norway's Minister of Children and Equality from January 2018 to this month, said in a statement.
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But I am positive that if I had been better about my overall dental hygiene regimen in college, including flossing regularly, then maybe that cavity would never have formed in the first place and I wouldn't be waiting to be fit for a crown that will screw into my new dental implant.
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Even though we use this "is not a personality" rhetoric in a snide way toward people who maybe DO appear to see having abs as a way of life, we can also turn it generously toward ourselves: working out, or your appearance, or your desires to be fit are not who you are.
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In order to travel to the moon, Cantrell said the people on board will have to be fit enough to withstand the forces from launch and the high G-forces pushing down on their bodies as they re-enter Earth at a speed that he estimated could be close to 34,000 miles per hour.
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Tim Callahan of BHP Billiton, an Australian oil-and-mining firm that won the bidding on December 5th for an $11bn project to develop the Trion field in Mexico with Pemex, the state oil company, says the aim is to be "fit at 50", ie, able to make plenty of money at $50 a barrel—or less.
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This is part of my book—we don't just feel sick in our bodies, but we also feel guilty for feeling sick in our bodies, especially in a world that says our bodies are supposed to work really well, and that we're supposed to get up and be productive and look great and be fit and have great orgasms.
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"I think it's one thing that the girls' clothes are very fitted and small, and it's another that they're in such direct contrast to what you find on the boys' side, and those two things send a pretty strong message about what they're supposed to look like, dressed to be slim and to be fit," she said.
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The New York Times' expose was a high-risk, high-degree-of-difficulty journalistic maneuver that required two key elements to be fit to print: An internal document, which was clearly leaked from within The Weinstein Co.; and at least one high-profile accuser willing to go on the record — in this case, the actress Ashley Judd.
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Though it might seem strange to have a golfer as a spokesperson for a fitness app (walking around a field occasionally hitting a ball with a stick requires you to be fit?), Rory explains that by following a strict training regime he was able to sort out a problem with his back, thus making him a better golfer.
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First, the FDA needs to limit the "gain"— or maximum loudness — on the devices — to 25 decibels, and a maximum output of 110 DB SPL (sound pressure level) Anything more will make it possible for moderately severe to profound hearing loss to be fit with OTC instruments, which is out of the scope of the law.
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A person who loses a job in manual labor might not be fit to perform whatever new job is created by AI. AI is only as good as how it gets trainedGoodarzi took the top job as Intuit's CEO in January, replacing longtime boss Brad Smith, who doubled Intuit's revenue and customers during his 11 year stint in the CEO job.
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So, the moral in the tale of uncertainty is to look at both the short and long game in order to be fit through times of challenge: Communicate and reinforce a long-term narrative, based on purpose, vision and a strategic set of goals Be bold in first choosing, then pursuing new growth areas within existing and new addressable markets.
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Cutscenes depict him as an individual that has gone through a difficult childhood, as someone that lives in a terraced house so humble that it wouldn't be fit to take the role of Wayne Rooney's shed, yet he's so passionate about his dream that you could well imagine him being happy to turn criminal in order to make it happen.
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In addition to the basic intra-Britain antipathy, there was increased scrutiny of the behavior of fans after violence earlier in the tournament; heightened anxiety about England's chances for advancement after Slovakia handled Russia, 2-1, on Wednesday; and, most enjoyably, a rousing discussion about the relative passions (and abilities) of both teams after Bale stoked the embers by opining that no one from the England team would be fit to play for Wales.
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I think that anybody that has the opportunity to meet or hear the story of, or look at the merits of the transgender people that we are, and that we're fighting for this right to serve our country — anybody that looks at some of these skills and these strengths that we bring would be really hard pressed to find a reason why any transgender person would not be fit to serve solely based on their transgender status.
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