SO WE HAVE TO BE GUIDED BY THE INCOMING DATA.
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Such a program should be guided by three main principles.
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Instead, they must be guided by pursuing justice and truth.
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"We should be guided by facts, not rumors," he added.
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"I have to be guided by my client," he said.
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We have to be guided by facts, not by rumors.
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Healthcare should be guided by medicine, not religion or personal ethics.
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The negotiations with Japan must be guided by two key principles.
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So we have to be guided by facts, not by rumors.
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Democracy, many say, should be guided by religious strictures and nationalism.
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Let us be guided by evidence & facts, wherever they may lead.
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And we'll be guided by their judgment as we go forward.
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He added that the decision would be guided by the economic situation.
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This suggests that she allows herself to be guided by the medium.
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Well that's why it would be guided by professionalism and best practice.
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That case likely will be guided by the outcome in Comcast's appeal.
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Museum professionals "must be guided by high standards of morals," Sachs insisted.
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Prosecutors should not simply be guided by the odds of winning cases.
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Now we will be guided by his powerful memory and incomparable legacy.
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But some of us still want to be guided by their judges.
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The new policy will be guided by ground realities, not artificial deadlines.
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Coaches should be guided by long-term, not short-term, success, said O'Sullivan.
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And we're going to be guided by the advice I get from them.
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But vaccination strategies are complex and must be guided by governmental health agencies.
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"Intelligence should never be guided by partisanship or politics," the California Democrat said.
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But as a policymaker, I won't be guided by the global warming propaganda machine.
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This effort will be guided by two core principles: Buy American, and Hire American.
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This effort will be guided by two core principles: Buy American, and Hire American.
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We are listening - carefully - and we will be guided by them on this issue.
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Organisers have been told to let their work be guided by "Xi Jinping Thought".
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Mr Bernstein argues that the policy agenda should be guided by protection, not protectionism.
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" "But if that's the guidance," CNN asked Brown, "why not be guided by it?
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Trump said earlier this week the United States would be guided by Abe's decision.
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Suggest that Western countries might occasionally be guided by principle and Chinese officials scoff.
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The threat non-trivial, and public policy should not be guided by the ignorant.
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"I think we'll also be guided by what other countries are doing," Trump said.
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"She was never someone who let herself be guided by polls," Ms. Boysen said.
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The team would use diving gear and be guided by multiple expert divers, he said.
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We must continue to be guided by these principles, especially in the face of hate.
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These plans need to reflect local needs and conditions but be guided by national frameworks.
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This belies the much touted idea by supporters that he would be guided by experts.
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We will be guided by the lessons of experience, not the confines of rigid thinking.
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His decisions, though, won't be guided by a unique, coherent ideology—because it doesn't exist.
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"That discretion must be guided by objective, workable standards," he wrote in his majority opinion.
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She will continue to be guided by her longtime strategists Sean Clegg and Ace Smith.
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His failures have often come at moments when he should be guided by a moral compass.
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The future, Tillerson told reporters Friday, will be guided by how Syria reacts to the strike.
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RFMOs' decisions about how much fishing to allow are supposed to be guided by ecological reality.
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Its operations will be guided by international law, even as Hezbollah deliberately violates those same obligations.
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Any engagement with any government has been and will be guided by our ethics and principles.
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Among them is whether he will be guided by science or politics in fighting the virus.
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A Kremlin spokesman said Russia would be "guided by the principle of reciprocity" in its actions.
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Future selections will be guided by terms to be agreed on by the shareholders, Collymore said.
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However, he cautioned that the effort needs to be guided by those who best understand the threat.
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Any peace or ceasefire will almost certainly be guided by the players there: the regime, Russia, Turkey.
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But in the fallen world of business, it may be better to be guided by the Stones.
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Tap into your intuition as Mars in Leo pushes you to be guided by a hidden impulse.
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People are most likely to be guided by their feelings when they're not paying attention to them.
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We must honor our best traditions and be guided by the values liberty, justice and human rights.
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Our message should be guided by those who have gone before us, adapted for the modern times.
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Policy should be guided by the fact that North Korea is, at its core, a humanitarian crisis.
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"The Supreme Court needs to be guided by the Constitutional mandate," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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My environmental agenda will be guided by true specialists in conservation, not those with radical political agendas.
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Careem will be guided by its own board, with two members from Careem and three from Uber.
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If May stays, Brexit talks will be guided by one of the weakest leaders in recent British history.
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Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters the Kremlin was watching the situation and would be guided by Pamfilova.
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LIESMAN: AND ONE OF THE THINGS YOU HAVE TO BE GUIDED BY IS THE EXPECTATIONS FOR FISCAL POLICY.
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American foreign policy, Trump declares, would be guided by national interest, not ideology, but nobody can suspect Gen.
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That review process should, however, be guided by careful and objective analysis and not the fiery political rhetoric.
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The civil rights audit will be guided by Laura Murphy, a national civil liberties and civil rights leader.
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"China can choose to be guided by international law, institutions and norms," they said in a written statement.
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Homosexual conduct, like heterosexual conduct, requires individual responsibility and must be guided by the light of scriptural teaching.
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The public will vote, and it will all be "guided" by Ms. Becerra, as the organizers put it.
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"It must be guided by the goals of safeguarding human life," she said during a Statehouse debate in Sacramento.
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But China's central government, which gets the final say, will not let the contest be guided by mere popularity.
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Just know that through every step of the way, you'll be guided by experts who want you to succeed.
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Jeremy Saulnier: I definitely have always thought I should just be guided by the material, whatever it might be.
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The policy agenda should be guided by a phrase recently offered by French President Emmanuel Macron: "protection, not protectionism".
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" It also states that signatories including the US shall be guided by the "principle of cooperation and mutual assistance.
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It was, yes, Lincoln-esque: He urged that our actions be guided by the better angels of our nature.
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In his speech on Monday, the minister had said the government's approach had to be guided by common sense.
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A realist thinks that a nation's foreign policy should be guided by a cold consideration of its own interests.
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He said that Serbia had acknowledged the letter but that "the policy toward Kosovo will be guided by interests".
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"I think we'll also be guided by what other countries are doing" if the Saudis are implicated, Trump said.
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If Americans feel strongly about bringing back waterboarding and other tactics, he said, "I would be guided by that."
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Without them, humanity risks sealing its doom, should countries like the United States be guided by fear and suspicion.
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"He's ready to meet with them, but he'll be guided by the advice of his personal counsel," Cobb said.
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In this case,let us be guided by Lady Thompson, founder of the New England Covens of Traditionalist Witches.
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"We must be guided by solidarity, not stigma," Dr. Tedros said in a speech at the Munich Security Conference.
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Morrison has said Canberra would be guided by advice from medical experts, despite growing pressure on the Australian economy.
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" The group said it hopes the FCC will be guided by "facts and not demonstrably false claims and fears.
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Any agreements to resume cooperation would have to be guided by the principles of mutual respect and equality, said Patrushev.
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The Supreme Court's decision will be guided by a federal statute that concerns how much decisionmaking power federal agencies have.
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Be guided by your budget, but know that the odds of finding interesting wines improve exponentially at $15 to $25.
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The Congress, the Executive, and the Court must each for itself be guided by its own opinion of the Constitution.
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But, though effective sewing machines have been around since the 1840s, their activities still have to be guided by hand.
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No more would its foreign policy be guided by a set of values and an inclusive vision of the world.
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There's no doubt that child welfare services should be guided by what is in the best interest of these children.
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First and foremost, that means our response must be guided by the decisions of doctors, scientists, and researchers — not politicians.
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So if we want it to play a positive role in tomorrow's world, it must be guided by human concerns.
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"He's ready to meet with them, but he'll be guided by the advice of his personal counsel," Mr. Cobb said.
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Instead, the GOP repeal efforts continue to be guided by politics, by a desire to deliver on reckless campaign sloganeering.
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My visit would be guided by Antoine Hodge, the head mixologist and inventor of the drink aptly named L&aposImperial.
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Our main aim, he believed, should be to avoid acting on impulse and emotion and to be guided by reason.
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Case selection will be guided by Facebook's business interests, meaning the push, even here, is still for scale of impact.
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They predict that the independent panel expected to adjudicate on UK-EU disputes will in practice be guided by the ECJ.
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"Russia should be guided by the old rule: 'The dog barks, but the caravan rolls on,'" Putin was quoted as saying.
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An Alibaba spokesperson told CNBC by email that the Chinese e-commerce giant's strategy will not be guided by stock performance.
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He will be guided by a chief strategist, Steve Bannon, who was once charged with domestic violence and whose website, Breitbart.
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Now, I hope that the next generation of little girls can be guided by self-acceptance instead of someone else's words.
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Pope Francis urged Trump to be guided by ethical values, saying he must take care of the poor and the outcast.
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"We can't be guided by growth projections for the global or regional economy - our goals are much more ambitious," Bojanini said.
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The program, Alibaba said, will be guided by an advisory board comprising researchers and educators from several top universities, including MIT.
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If you are not on the university's staff, however, you will have to be guided by moral rather than legal concerns.
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In all of this, we will be guided by a simple theory: To be managed, technological change first must be understood.
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But the evidence is abundant of the dangerous political turn of an agency that is supposed to be guided by science.
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IRB decisions need to be guided by data, and not by assumptions about a population's vulnerability and inability to self-consent.
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He doesn't have to make that determination until Friday, and I think we'll also be guided by what other countries are doing.
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Decisions will be guided by collaboration and intersectionality, not measured against false narratives of disunity or an impending run for elected office.
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Instead of running to this script when presented with someone's personal narrative, we can decide to be guided by the narrative itself.
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The company will be guided by an advisory committee that includes former Nebraska Governor Bob Kerrey and two former Amgen Inc executives.
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Slate writer Rebecca Schuman has made similar arguments, suggesting professors who assign their own works might be guided by their own egos.
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"He's ready to meet with them, but he'll be guided by the advice of his personal counsel," Cobb told media outlets Wednesday.
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With the hike largely factored in by the market, larger moves in the dollar will be guided by the Fed's forward guidance.
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Recently scientists have begun to wonder if the opposite might also be true: Could healing be guided by this clockwork as well?
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It would be guided by a federal advisory panel that would develop guidelines and recommendations for states to follow on election cybersecurity.
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At a memorial on Saturday evening, the town's mayor called on residents "to not be guided by fear" after the Brussels attacks.
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After all those years of criticizing W. on war, Trump is now letting himself be guided by W.'s most hawkish adviser.
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Karenin does come to be guided by jealousy; he grows bloated and rigid with it, confusing his personal distress with moral rectitude.
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He conducted extensive research on these historic residences and allowed the renovations to be guided by each home's history, setting and aesthetics.
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And the reform process needs to be guided by informed decision-making that includes the voices and stories of people with lived experience.
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"We have the freedom to do what we want to do and not be guided by financiers and marketing teams," Besson-Silla says.
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"Our response continues to be guided by the medical facts," State Department senior medical adviser Behzad Shahbazian told BuzzFeed News in a statement.
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"We cannot be guided by bitterness or vengefulness, both of which would not make us any better," the 93-year-old leader said.
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Good as this is for Mr Trump, it is even better for America, and the Democrats' oversight effort should be guided by it.
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Identification of carcinogens must be guided by a full and transparent consideration of the weight of scientific evidence, free from conflicts of interest.
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It may be guided by the president-elect's dictum that you push your counterpart as far as you can without losing the deal.
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This political will must be guided by an enhanced sense of our common humanity, rather than a belief in barriers and barbed wire.
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Terri Gerstein, a Brooklyn resident, told Vox that she's trying to be guided by reliable medical information in her preparation process, not fear.
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The details of what that process would look like should be guided by experts who have devoted their careers to understanding sexual violence.
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Instead, their education will likely be guided by part-time teachers and graduate students, who are paid a few thousand dollars a course.
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Much of the decision making will be guided by the firm's Cybersecurity Advisory Council, made up of 60 industry leaders and investing experts.
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With the December hike largely factored in by the market, larger moves in the dollar will be guided by the Fed's forward guidance.
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"Our treatment of vulnerable Britons abroad should always be guided by compassion," the foreign secretary, Jeremy Hunt, said in a letter on Tuesday.
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The use of these funds should be guided by a joint committee of the government and the National Assembly, with United Nations support.
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It is also a big loser for Americans who still believe the nation's highest court should be guided by the law and not politics.
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While plans for the Green bond are well advanced, the Belgian DMO said timing would be guided by investor demand and the yield environment.
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The vote on Tuesday is fundamentally about the degree to which all the political positioning among vested interests will be guided by popular will.
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Airbnb isn't the only travel company to organize Antarctic trips that claim to be guided by the values of sustainability, citizen science, and ambassadorship.
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But Albayrak publicly stated he would "not fight the markets," giving investors hope that policy would be guided by economic convention rather than politics.
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The Pope extended the new President good wishes and hoped that his decisions would be guided by the values that have helped shape the country.
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Our Western partners, led by the United States of America, prefer not to be guided by international law but by the rule of the gun.
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But the fate of many startups and the choices consumers enjoy in the future will be guided by the bets Mr Son is making today.
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That's why local leaders like California Governor Gavin Newsom, the first state official to order lockdown measures, will be guided by their own regional dynamics.
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And we are here, sir, to follow the facts, follow the law, be guided by the Constitution, and present the truth to the American people.
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To ensure the interests of the Puerto Rican people over those of greedy banks and bondholders, her approach should be guided by three basic principles.
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"Patients need to come first, and the decisions that we make need to be guided by science and data, congruent with the law," he said.
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" She concluded: "You will still have to be guided by life on Earth, and our understanding of planetary environments and how life interacts with those environments.
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Humans tend to be guided by our emotions, and the time during an election is when emotions are going to be most tied to election results.
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In such situations, navigating decisions with parents is complex, deeply personal and should be guided by trained professionals in the most thoughtful and evidence-based way.
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"Nigeria will be guided by national interest in taking any decision on the agreement establishing the African Continental Free Trade Area," Buhari said in a statement.
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These findings underscore the need for the national debate on gun laws to be guided by real data, rather than convenient political maxims or easy compromises.
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"We must not fall into the trap of letting ourselves be guided by the market," Paolo Baratta, the Biennale's president, said last month in a statement.
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Voters want its government to restore faith that their elected officials focus on their best interests, rather than be guided by a pay-for-play system.
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If he is both reformer and con man, our relations should be guided by realpolitik, utilizing him while limiting the damage he can do to us.
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In November, the leaders of the impeachment investigation withdrew the Kupperman subpoena and urged him instead to be "guided" by the outcome of the McGahn case.
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Pressed by Stephanopoulos on his conflicting response, Giuliani again said he would "consider it," adding that any potential action would be "guided" by Trump, his client.
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Trump told reporters Wednesday that he would do an interview with Mueller "under oath," adding that he would be guided by the advice of his attorneys.
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The installations would have a larger number of smaller and slower interceptors that would be guided by Aegis radars, normally used on United States Navy warships.
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The system will be guided by real-time data collected from a network of 30 small weather satellites designed to track monsoon conditions over the Indian Ocean.
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John Paul Malawi, Nairobi County environmental officer, said the waste recycling project would be guided by law, including regulations covering any by-products that may be toxic.
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The Paris Agreement was negotiated by the State Department, and future adherence to U.S. commitments made under Obama will be guided by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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The IMF said the proposal to amend property laws to allow for expropriation without compensation should be carefully considered and be guided by lessons of international experience.
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But he's already looking beyond cancer, to hacking the whole immune system: Healing wounds, halting degeneration, preventing autoimmunity—all of it could be guided by designer cells.
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"Participants generally favored an approach in which policy would be guided by incoming information ... and that avoided any appearance of following a preset course," according to the minutes.
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" By Cobb later walked that back and told reporters that Trump is "ready to meet with them, but he'll be guided by the advice of his personal counsel.
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"We knew we could go to Mexico and get rapamycin or order it online, but we wanted to be guided by a veterinarian, by a professional," Anderson said.
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"The most frustrating part is living knowing that my life has to be guided by the rules I don't agree with," says one still deep in the closet.
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We cannot be guided by fear and a false patriotic wreath, but rather by the power of kindness and generosity that has been the hallmark of this nation.
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Rather they should be guided by empirical evidence, rigorous analysis of regulatory costs and benefits and basic economic principles taught on every college campus across the country together.
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The memo also notes that the Trump White House will be guided by a commitment to "retain and return manufacturing jobs" by lowering taxes and regulations on businesses.
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The officials have also insisted that they would not be guided by fear and would take only so many cues from other organizations that have canceled major events.
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Mr. Macron said his presidency would be guided by two concerns: finding ways to help the French "have confidence in themselves again" and making France prosperous and strong.
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"The evidence is abundant of the dangerous political turn of an agency that is supposed to be guided by science," Whitman wrote Friday in The New York Times.
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He reiterated that the bank's rate moves would be guided by incoming data and said it was too soon to say what impact rate hikes have had so far.
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He said his government would be guided by the promises he made to Brazilian voters fed up with graft, high levels of violent crime and a still-sputtering economy.
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As she departs this agency, she should know her legacy is intact because so many who work on communications policy will continue to be guided by her outstanding example.
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Whatever direction patent policy takes in this administration, it should be guided by the principles that drove the voting public: Put the American people first, not special-interest lobbyists.
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"Offshore drilling decisions in the United States are, by law, supposed to be guided by science, public input, and a careful balancing of environmental and energy needs," he said.
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"My approach to foreign policy will be guided by the same values that drive my approach to domestic policy: Empathy, understanding, and respect," Tlaib said through a campaign spokesman.
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West's philosophical disagreements with a younger intellectual committed to social justice should always be guided by the ethic of love he advocates in some of his most insightful work.
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Here, he may be guided by his buddy Newt Gingrich, who, along with Patrick Kennedy and Van Jones, has started an organization to promote increased use of medication treatment.
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"The health of our players, staff, fans and community is paramount, and we continue to be guided by medical experts at this time," the club said in a statement.
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In February, the industry adopted a new banking charter, which requires lenders to be transparent and to be guided by a customer's risk profile while pricing credit, Njoroge said.
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We will be guided by a simple philosophy: Our government should be working in the interests of patients and families, not the pharmaceutical industry, its lobbyists, or its profits.
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Americans deserve politicians who are going to steer us through this rocky time, who will be guided by faith in and commitment to our democratic institutions above all else.
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Besides the traditional cost-benefit fiscal and economic analysis, Finance Minister Grant Robertson's budget will be guided by a range of indicators measuring everything from loneliness to water quality.
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Analyses of tech company's ripple effects in the economy tend to focus heavily on job creation, and the way governments react to tech tends to be guided by jobs data.
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Philippe Couillard, Quebec's Liberal premier, explains that the province is part of North America and should be guided by Jefferson's ideas on church-state separation rather than by French laïcité.
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Future rate moves "are not predetermined" and will be guided by economic data and financial market developments "as they inform the outlook for inflation," the bank said in a statement.
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For example, if Powell says his next steps will be guided by numbers, this may suggest an open mind about future cuts, says TD Ameritrade chief market strategist JJ Kinahan.
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She may in fact be guided by a perverse combination of bootstrapping — the idea that hard work and personal responsibility are the sole determinants of your fate — and corporate feminism.
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They'll be guided by telehealth partner Lemonaid's licensed doctors and nurse practitioners, and they'll then receive results and further guidance about those results via the app within a few hours.
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Let's not be guided by budget rationales that may save institutions money in the short term but will prove costly in myriad ways to our nation for generations to come.
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"We must be guided by solidarity, not stigma," Dr. Tedros said in a speech at the Munich Security Conference, adding that fear could hamper global efforts to combat the virus.
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The line of questioning would likely be guided by two themes: the issue of obstruction of justice and the underlying matter of possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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The Trump budget says it will refocus economic and development assistance to "countries of greatest strategic importance to the US," implicitly saying it won't necessarily be guided by greatest humanitarian need.
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Trump is going to spend this campaign raising questions about Clinton's past—Clinton's task is going to be asking millennials if they really want their future to be guided by Trump.
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Reading it will likely involve the uncomfortable experience of taking a frank look at yourself, but luckily it will be guided by Tolentino's voice — brilliant, but never cold; honest, but accessible.
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But the modern public is suspicious about politicians using their "judgment"; the fear is that they may be guided by self-interest or the interest of those who fund their campaigns.
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He argued for remaining open-minded about just how low unemployment can go or where rates might end up, suggesting the Fed would be guided by data rather than by assumptions.
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Eugene Rumer, a former U.S. national intelligence officer for Russia, suggested Trump's approach may ultimately be guided by Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into whether Russia meddled in the election campaign.
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Women were assumed to be guided by passions rather than rationality, and so they were considered inferior to men and excluded from the cultural and political life of the city-state.
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Policymakers should examine history and reflect on how their proposals will impact those who use these loans, rather than let themselves be guided by those with no experience with the product.
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Under Mike Pence, Indiana's Medicaid system began requiring premium payments, a system that happened to be guided by Seema Verma, who Trump nominated to lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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The camera, which can move autonomously or be guided by controllers on the ground, is the first drone capable of recording still images and video while moving in space, according to JAXA.
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The first thing I did was pray that we can heal and that he'll be guided by some people who are Christians and that he will try to treat everyone with respect.
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At the same time, officials indicated during the meeting that they now will take a "patient" approach to further tightening and will be guided by data before approving any additional rate increases.
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With the department understaffed and demoralized, and managed by a secretary who seems isolated from the agency he oversees, America's Middle East policy won't be guided by those who believe in diplomacy.
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"My promise to the people of Chicago is that we will be guided by the facts and should wrongdoing be discovered; individuals will be held accountable for their actions," the statement said.
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While a recommendation from the FBI about how to proceed could be months away, Lynch promised House lawmakers that the Justice Department's course of action will be guided by the law alone.
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Business Secretary Greg Clark claimed the government would need to be "guided by the evidence" when it comes to determining the point Britain moves away from the status quo of EU membership. bit.
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Nonetheless, "we should not be guided by concerns, but have a better understanding of the situation first", he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, noting that "we might need multilateral control of these technologies".
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These systems must be guided by core values rather than inflexible rules because what may now seem unthinkable, like actively selecting and even editing our future offspring, will increasingly become normalised over time.
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They'll be guided by relationship experts — family therapist Dr. Viviana Coles, sociologist Dr. Pepper Schwartz and marriage counselor Pastor Calvin Roberson — as they navigate the matchmaking process, wedding day drama and married life.
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Despite McFarlane's public backing of Staley, sources told CNBC that he will be guided by the U.K. regulators during what remains a highly charged political and regulatory climate for banks in the country.
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MOSCOW, March 23 (Reuters) - The timing of further Russian interest rate cuts will be guided by the need to make them smooth and predictable, Elvira Nabiullina, Russia's central bank governor, said on Friday.
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The 2013-2017 plan focused on the agency's robust efforts to protect consumers from financial harm, to enable better consumer decision-making and to be guided by data-driven analysis in policy-making.
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Monaco said Enbridge had another 400,000 bpd of potential capacity expansion opportunities in addition to Line 3 but the company would be guided by the amount of supply coming out of western Canada.
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If Silicon Valley is marked by a libertarian streak, China's vision offers something of an antithesis, one where tech is meant to reinforce and be guided by the steady hand of the state.
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As a result, the French government's decision to be guided by political concerns has left Renault stuck in a stalled alliance with Nissan, said Cohen, an economist at the CNRS public research institute.
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Corporations should be guided by long-term value creation, rather than driven solely by quarterly earnings reports, as a group of nearly 200 CEOs agreed in a policy proposed by the Business Roundtable.
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But, propelled by CRISPR and other tools of synthetic biology, intelligent design has taken on an entirely new meaning, one that threatens to transcend Darwin—because evolution may soon be guided by us.
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As we shift to self-driving vehicles, proponents are debating whether these vehicles should be guided by direct car-to-car communication, smartphone-based spectrum or dead reckoning, GPS or on-board computers.
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"We are engaging closely with our members and users to investigate the business case for such an offering, and will ultimately be guided by the views of the market," it said in a statement.
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Another All-Star trade involved the coaching staffs: Aces coach Bill Laimbeer and his assistants will lead Team Wilson, while Team Delle Donne will be guided by the Mystics' Mike Thibault and his staff.
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"What is clear from the Supreme Court's decision is that this Court's analysis is to be guided by consideration of whether foreign nationals have a requisite 'connection' or 'tie' to this country," Watson wrote.
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"My promise to the people of Chicago is that we will be guided by the facts and, should wrongdoing be discovered, individuals will be held accountable for their actions," he said in a statement.
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Recognizing the agenda behind the establishment's talking points and refusing to be guided by it — as President Trump and Senator Paul have done — is exactly what it will take to make diplomacy great again.
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The Bank of Canada said the hike was warranted given unexpectedly strong economic growth in the second quarter, but said future moves are not predetermined and would be guided by data and market developments.
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Our plans should be guided by qualified experts like the C.D.C. We also have to keep a sharp eye out for the kind of stigmatization that harks back to the early days of AIDS.
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It was a clear sign that US policy in Ukraine would no longer be guided by what was in Ukraine's or even the US's best interests, but rather by what served Trump's personal interests.
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But Zinke has turned his back on collaboration, sound science and the experiences of those who live, work and recreate near and on the sagebrush landscape, instead choosing to be guided by Washington lobbyists.
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"If there's one thing I know, it's don't be guided by fear," said Marc Purcell, 267, a financial associate from Toronto who was at the Hard Rock with his wife to attend a wedding.
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Munger's words are also a reminder that, in a world with so much noise, it's important to be guided by your highest values, and to allow those values to inform you of your life choices.
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Both show how games—quite beyond the simplistic idea of "moral choices" applied in the mainstream—can take their players onto ethically interesting territory, where decision making is more likely to be guided by logic.
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I have a theory about fire signs: I think Aries, they burn and they take everything with them, and Leos, they burn and then they're regarded as a light for people to be guided by.
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But it is — or at least until recently was presumed to be — guided by another norm: that a sitting senator, nominated to an executive branch position, deserved the courtesy of gentle treatment from his colleagues.
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Owens briefly makes it okay to touch a black, male body in public — under the key proviso that such a body gives you permission to touch it — and to guide and be guided by it.
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Her new project would be guided by the criticism raised by her loved ones and customers over the years, as well as her own frustrating experiences shopping for "nude" intimates as a woman of color.
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A democratic society's immigration policy ought to be one that is driven by a concern for social justice, and decisions about how many and which immigrants to take in should be guided by that concern.
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One important issue to explore at the hearing is whether, in each case, a judge must reach whatever result the law requires or, instead, may be guided by his or her own sympathies or purposes.
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The start-up aims to use the money to create a league of football teams that will be guided by people who buy the league's coins (a crazy-sounding idea that has already been tested).
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"I look upon jealousy as an insulting and humiliating feeling, and I would never allow myself to be guided by it," Karenin tells his wife, when he has just begun to suspect her of betrayal.
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"I believe that members of this committee and members of the public deserve more clarity about whether the Trump administration will be guided by science and the law or by Mr. Murray's demands," said Sen.
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Hong Kong (CNN)China has issued an updated code of ethics for journalists that calls on reporters to uphold the authority of the Communist Party and be guided by the ideology of President Xi Jinping.
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They are pleased with the opinions on the books, and they feel confident that on issues he has not directly considered, such as abortion and the gun rights he will be guided by his conservative values.
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"The administration will continue to be guided by the same rigorous practices and principles used to develop and review regulations that have been upheld throughout the entirety of this administration and previous administrations," the OMB said.
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"We believe that any changes to the ACA must be guided by ensuring that we continue to provide health care coverage for the tens of millions of Americans who have benefitted from the law," Pollack wrote.
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Safer in that situation to "be guided by incoming information and its implications for the economic outlook" and avoid "any appearance of following a preset course" of further rate cuts - in other words to stay mum.
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"Any decisions on the path forward must be guided by the law and the facts, and that's exactly what I intend to do with every case when I am district attorney," he said in a statement.
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If it rules that the party should be guided by "Xi Jinping Thought", that would suggest he has gained enormous power (the only other leader acknowledged to have Thought with a capital T is Mao Zedong).
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"Stephens suggests that risk management should only be guided by the possibility that warming and its impacts could be less than the best estimate, and not the possibility that it could be more," the scientists wrote.
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Managing Director Christine Lagarde said the IMF "can only be guided by the membership, so it's not a question of us deciding" whether to help in the event that Venezuela's government reaches out to the Fund.
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"We have made it very clear that the decisions are going to be guided by and we will not run counter to what our department of health and the health authorities are telling us," Hainline said.
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In his speech, Lane reiterated that future rate decisions would be guided by the bank's assessment of the damage done by trade conflicts versus sources of resiliency, notably consumer spending and housing activity, in the economy.
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On his second full day in office, Mr. Obama ordered the closing of the Guantánamo Bay prison — a directive still unfulfilled — and banned torture by mandating that terrorism interrogations be guided by the Army Field Manual.
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In his speech, Lane reiterated that future rate decisions would be guided by the bank's assessment of the damage done by trade conflicts versus sources of resiliency, notably consumer spending and housing activity, in the economy.
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" The central component of integrity, the code states, is honesty as a foundation of trust, instructing leaders to be guided by "a deeply held sense of honor, not one of personal comfort or uncontrolled selfish appetites.
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But some European leaders have expressed concern at its strong showing and President Alexander Van der Bellen, who has the power to appoint and dismiss governments, has said any coalition must be guided by "fundamental European values".
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"My current view is that, at most, one rate hike this year, and one in 2020, is appropriate, and my stance will be guided by data as they come in and events as they unfold," he said.
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KWS let itself "be guided" by a multiple of close to 17 times earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) for the proposed price, in line with what Bayer agreed to pay for Monsanto, said Duenbostel.
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By refusing to condemn waterboarding and related tactics, Haspel made it clear that, while she would follow the law, her decision-making would not be guided by any feeling of personal or professional opposition to its practice.
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The inescapable conclusion that behavior can be guided by visual information even when we cannot be aware of having it is just one striking example of how the mind is fooled and the ways it fools itself.
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It also raised questions among investors about how much Mr. López Obrador, a leftist, will be guided by pragmatism and how much will he give in to his populist instincts after he takes office on Dec. 1.
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In his 2017 executive order directing Mr. Pruitt to rework the clean water regulation, Mr. Trump told Mr. Pruitt to be guided by the views of Antonin Scalia, the conservative Supreme Court justice who died in 2016.
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Fauci is said to have been among officials who have been urging Trump not to lift quarantine restrictions too early, and he has publicly insisted that any decisions on lifting mass quarantine must be guided by data.
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As we go forward, let us be guided by the facts of science and medicine, follow the path of solutions that truly work, and take the steps most likely to achieve meaningful results before it's too late.
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"What is clear from the Supreme Court's decision is that this Court's analysis is to be guided by consideration of whether foreign nationals have a requisite 'connection' or 'tie' to this country," he said in his decision.
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Excerpts of the speech, issued before Friday's event in London, offer little detail, but say May will be guided by five tests including respecting the result of the Brexit referendum and reaching a solution that can endure.
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"What a lot of scientists don't get is that if there are differences in how much politicians believe policy should be guided by scientific evidence, then science is political already," said Michael Hendricks, a neuroscientist at McGill University.
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" But the admiral emphasized that in dealing with North Korea, the U.S. must "be guided by a strong sense of resolve both publicly and privately in order to bring Kim Jong Un to his senses, not his knees.
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" The rate increase was widely anticipated but the upbeat statement supported the view of more hikes in coming months, even though it said future moves would be guided by economic data given "continued uncertainty and financial system vulnerabilities.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday said the United States would "be guided" by Japan's decision over whether to hold the Tokyo 2020 Olympics amid the global coronavirus outbreak as Canada, Australia quit the Summer Games.
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Paul M. Rosen, former chief of staff at the Department of Homeland Security under President Barack Obama, said the agency that rebuilt itself in the wake of the crisis continues to be guided by the lessons of Katrina.
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"Our job is to follow the facts, apply the law, be guided by the U.S. Constitution and present the truth to the American people no matter where it leads because no one is above the law," Jeffries said.
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"Russian ballet should not be guided by what an artist wrote on the other side of the world," said Nikolai Tsiskaridze, who danced at the Bolshoi for over 20 years, in an interview with Izvestia, a Russian newspaper.
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Users don't tend to read through onboarding screens that well, and often allow themselves to be guided by the user interface – something we've learned to do after spending years on PCs clicking "next" to install software or bypass EULA's.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis urged U.S. President Donald Trump to be guided by ethical values and as he took office on Friday, saying he must take care of the poor and the outcast during his time in office.
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And it is a matter for Massachusetts courts to resolve according to their own procedures; they may well be guided by the immigration law policy, which would appear to favor Judge Joseph's action, not the ethical rule that wouldn't.
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Tillerson said in a statement that the U.S.'s relations with Cuba would continue "to be guided by the national security and foreign policy interests of the United States," adding that investigators would continue to look into the matter.
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The final chapter of COVID-19 will be guided by obtaining the necessary tools to adequately care for patients, individuals recognizing their power, and understanding what must be sacrificed to get us there as safely and quickly as possible.
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From Pope Francis: "I pray that your decisions will be guided by the rich spiritual and ethical values that have shaped the history of the American people and your nation's commitment to the advancement of human dignity and freedom worldwide."
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That decision should be guided by the scope of the real threat emanating from Pakistan, rather than simply a desire to do something other than what the departing administration has done, which is often the impulse of an incoming administration.
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In a separate interview Wednesday on "America This Week with Eric Bolling," Pompeo suggested the response to the impeachment inquiry would be guided by the administration's lawyers and that the State Department would take its cues from the White House.
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We should all be guided by the principle that any American who wants to serve our country and is able to meet the standards should have the opportunity to do so -- and should be treated as the patriots they are.
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Democratic and Republican critics argue that gerrymandering is becoming more extreme because it now can be guided by precise voter data and mapmaking technology, distorting the democratic process by letting politicians choose their voters rather than the other way around.
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"I have made clear that I believe the Supreme Court should be guided by a loyalty to the original and fundamental principles of limited government and liberty embodied in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights," Johnson said in a statement.
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And if you're the sort of person to check your horoscope before you make any major life decision (or, you know, before you get out of bed), why not be guided by your baby's zodiac sign to choose their name?
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We should all be guided by the principle that any American who wants to serve our country and is able to meet the standards should have the opportunity to do so — and should be treated as the patriots they are.
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We will be guided by the wishes of Prime Minister Abe of Japan, a great friend of the United States and a man who has done a magnificent job on the Olympic Venue, as to attending the Olympic Games in Japan.
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Ahead of her departure, prominent Hong Kong activists wrote to the chancellor urging her to be guided by her memories of life in dictatorial East Germany, and to be on her guard in her talks and business dealings with Beijing.
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It is important that the panel contain adequate representation of the range of viewpoints on this issue, and that the group be guided by the continually evolving science, not by any other factors, for the resulting guidelines to be credible.
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We consider it possible that noteholders would only lose part of their investment in such a statutory bail-in scenario as the authorities would be guided by the principle that no creditor should be worse off in resolution compared to bankruptcy.
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"As we review the FAA's proposal, we will be guided by the principle, recognized by the FAA's own Aviation Rulemaking Committee in 2017, that Remote Identification will not be successful if the burdens and costs to drone operators are not minimized."
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"As I've said since the beginning and have repeated since, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence will follow the evidence where it leads, and we will continue to be guided by the intelligence and facts as we compile our findings," Burr said. Rep.
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I. The Empires Both Braun and Jenner (née Houghton, formerly Kardashian) are self-made managers without college degrees (Braun dropped out of Emory College, and Jenner skipped college to become a flight attendant) who profess to be guided by faith and family.
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Our efforts will be guided by an Advisory Council made up of donor activists and leaders from the communities most affected by the current moment, including Cristina Jimenez, the leader of United We Dream, which has been mobilizing to protect "Dreamers" from deportation.
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"The simple mind-set I would have is to be guided by what is good for our consumer, good for our athletes, good for our company," Donahoe told the Wall Street Journal about how he will approach social activism through his brand.
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"I want to get things out and I want people to understand that based on what happened when it was happening in real time, there was no classification and that's what you have to be guided by," she told NBC News on Saturday.
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So, you are getting exposure to these companies that are huge players, but because you don't necessarily want a fund that's going to be guided by these companies that aren't necessarily deriving their revenues from this theme, that's why they have this traunch.
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"We should all be guided by the principle that any American who wants to serve our country and is able to meet the standards should have the opportunity to do so — and should be treated as the patriots they are," he said. Sen.
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After the end of the Cold War, conventional wisdom in the West came to be guided by two articles of faith: that liberal democracy was destined to spread across the planet, and that digital technology would be the wind at its back.
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When the prototype is in range to grasp the target, the DRL team reaches out with a robotic arm, which can be deployed autonomously, or can be guided by a human on the ground using a teleoperated laboratory version of the arm.
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Ahead of her departure for China, a prominent Hong Kong activists wrote to the chancellor urging her to be guided by her memories of life in dictatorial East Germany, and to be on her guard in her talks and business dealings with Beijing.
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They're sort of a pickup basketball team, bound not by a shared vision but by a shared willingness to overlook Trump's core ignorance, instability and indecency and serve in key jobs as much to restrain him as to be guided by him.
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On top of his criticisms of Pelosi and Sanders, Trump tried to make the case to his supporters that his moves in the Middle East were the correct ones, saying they were (and continue to be) guided by a "peace through strength" philosophy.
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In them, he explained that the State Department will be guided by the longstanding values of freedom, democracy, individual liberty, and human dignity, as well as by the enduring conviction that all men are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights.
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" Representative Sylvia R. Garcia — Democrat of Texas and one of the first two Latina women to represent the state "We are here, sir, to follow the facts, apply the law, be guided by the Constitution and present the truth to the American people.
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Or, as is the era we live in, they'll be guided by streamers, many of whom will have little interest in the ambiguity of warfare, but who will absolutely see the guns as the stars and feel like a badass as they wield them.
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The conference will be guided by eight core event themes designed to create an immersive experience for attendees, they include: AI in society, The Future of Fintech, Tech Innovation, Telecommunications, Cybersecurity, Venture Capital, Global Trade Outlook, The Greater Bay Area and The Future of Entertainment.
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The exact outlines of the memorial and what elements — such as a museum — it might include will be guided by the board of trustees working with "significant community engagement from volunteers including victims' families and survivors," according to a statement announcing the national memorial.
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Josef: We tried to put a lot of detail into the backgrounds, so that when you're traveling around looking for the next place to go, you'll be guided by curiosity instead of feeling lost and alone – which is kind of the reality of it, though.
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"I don't have any specific details on what support we could provide beyond that which Dana has already outlined except to tell you that it will be guided by what the requirements are that are identified by the governors in consultation with DHS," he added.
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Mr. Falih is believed to be guided by analyses of the oil markets and, perhaps more significant, by the demands of Prince Mohammed, who has been embroiled in a scandal over the murder of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi inside the Saudi Consulate in Turkey.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With a decade for the world to meet a United Nations target of ending modern slavery, experts say anti-slavery efforts must be guided by survivors, supported by law enforcement and kept at the top of the global activism agenda.
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"I hope that the IOC, while taking up a decision, will be guided by common sense and will proceed from the fact that there is no a concrete confirmation of a violation by this or that athlete in the report," he was quoted as saying.
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"In their discussion of the outlook for monetary policy beyond this meeting, participants generally favored an approach in which policy would be guided by incoming information and its implications for the economic outlook and that avoided any appearance of following a pre-set course," the minutes stated.
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The competition, alongside Google's new AI for Social Good program, follows a public pledge published in early June, in which the company said it would never develop AI weaponry and that its AI research and product development would be guided by a set of ethical principles.
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Referring to discussion about a possible change to plans to cut the number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan from 9,800 to 5,500 by the end of the year, Kerry said U.S. President Barack Obama would be guided by the views of U.S. commanders on the ground.
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But based on our experience as Chairmen of the Social Security Subcommittee, and our work on the SSDI Solutions Initiative over the last two years – including numerous discussions with academics, advocates, practitioners, and legislators – we believe any reform effort should be guided by three broad-based recommendations.
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"If policymakers in India continue to be guided by the perception that serving up the Tibet issue on the diplomatic plate to China is the most efficient way to improve India-China relations, then we can anticipate more restrictions on Tibetan activities in India," she said.
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The maturing of the conservative legal movement, which was in its infancy when Mr Bush picked Mr Souter in 1990, and the strength of its pipeline and networks, has made wild-card nominees less likely, particularly under Mr Trump, who appears happy to be guided by the "Federalist people".
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"We again turn to Washington with an appeal, like other capitals in the region, to show maximum restraint and be guided by logic, no matter what dates we mark," Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said earlier today, without making clear who the "we" was in that sentence.
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"In the early days there was some convergence of economic cycles, but then the asymmetric shocks in (2008 and 2009) have continued to ripple through the landscape and really challenge the idea that this is a cohesive economic zone that can be guided by one central bank," he added.
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In the coming months and years, let us be guided by the words of Norris Henderson, a formerly incarcerated trailblazer who was an organizer and moderator of the Philadelphia event: "I applaud people who want to step up now and fix [the criminal justice system]," he said recently.
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But almost every day I think about my responsibility or duty to him, as my partner in creating these exceptional children, and it plagues me more with each year, due to creeping up in age and because I try to be guided by kindness and doing the least harm.
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"We have a special obligation to refugees who are children and to take somebody who is a child, to gratuitously put them in detention in isolation, in circumstances that will cause significant distress and trauma, seems antithetical to the principles we claim to be guided by," Macklin said.
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But the debate in Brussels and in EU capitals is also reviving familiar splits in the bloc's foreign policy, with Europe's main powers following their own economic and political interests that tend to undermine any forceful EU foreign policy that aims to be guided by democracy and human rights.
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But the reader allows herself to be guided by him anyway, because what is being revealed is not a physical terrain so much as the twisty, dead-endy pathways of the author's own subconscious, and it is a glorious maze to be in, sparky and colorful and punctuated with unexpected roundabouts.
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Just as similarity was used largely without regard to the goals and tenets of journalism, we are now looking at the use of even more powerful technologies that may be deployed in the law without enough consideration of how they could and should be guided by legal forethought by humans.
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As af Klint became more adept at automatic drawings — which can be seen as a complete break with resemblance and representation — she was given a task that the other members in the group had been offered but turned down: allowing her hands, like Houghton's, to be guided by these higher forces.
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" In a second news analysis, Mark Mazzetti and Ben Hubbard described Trump's dismissal of "the very process of seeking the truth" while also characterizing Trump's worldview as driven by the notion that "the decisions of a president should be guided by what is best for the economy and the United States' security.
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" The Atlantic's David Frum, who has also never stinted in his condemnation of Trump, claimed that far from being shocking—as many in the media and Clinton campaign argued—Trump's speech merely articulated the commonsense rule that immigration policy ought to be guided by "the interests first and foremost of Americans themselves.
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To the surprise of many, there is a foreign policy issue on which the White House and Democrats and Republicans in Congress have agreed for over two decades: the global promotion and protection of religious freedom, defined as the fundamental human right to believe in and be guided by any faith, or none.
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The pope later, after Trump was elected, sent the newly-minted president well wishes and said he was praying that his "decisions will be guided by the rich spiritual and ethical values that have shaped the history of the American people and your nation's commitment to the advancement of human dignity and freedom worldwide."
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"The framework for the extension will be guided by the desire to give industry more time and decrease costs, balanced with the importance of minimizing the transition period during which consumers will see both the old and the new versions of the label in the marketplace," the agency said in an update on its website.
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"The framework for the extension will be guided by the desire to give industry more time and decrease costs, balanced with the importance of minimizing the transition period during which consumers will see both the old and the new versions of the label in the marketplace," the agency said in an update on its website.
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At a time when our human family is beset by grave humanitarian crises demanding far- sighted and united political responses, I pray that your decisions will be guided by the rich spiritual and ethical values that have shaped the history of the American people and your nation's commitment to the advancement of human dignity and freedom worldwide.
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At a time when our human family is beset by grave humanitarian crises demanding farsighted and united political responses, I pray that your decisions will be guided by the rich spiritual and ethical values that have shaped the history of the American people and your nation's commitment to the advancement of human dignity and freedom worldwide.
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"To launch our national rebuilding, I will be asking the Congress to approve legislation that produces a $1 trillion investment in the infrastructure of the United States -- financed through both public and private capital --- creating millions of new jobs," Trump said, noting that the effort will be guided by his "Buy American and Hire American" principle.
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No matter where you are in the world, the most important thing is to be able to make these decisions with a woman and her doctors as to what they think is the most important and safest thing for a woman and her body, and not to be guided by blanket rules that are not guided by patient care.
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"What Mr. Trump believes is that any solution that Israel will propose, whether it's a two-state solution or it's some other creative, out of the box solution, which was designed to bring some incremental level of peace or tranquility to the region, he will be guided by what the Israelis want to pursue," Friedman told Israeli station Channel 2.
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" The Wall Street Journal columnist Walter Russell Mead described it this way: "Where liberal internationalists believe the goal of American global engagement should be to promote the emergence of a world order in which international institutions increasingly supplant nation-states as the chief actors in global politics, conservative internationals believe American engagement should be guided by a narrower focus on specific U.S. interests.
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We need to do better on this, and will 4/6 Twitter is committed to transparency and keeping people informed about what's happening in the world 5/6 We'll continue to be guided by these fundamental principles 6/6 In other words, Twitter's official response is that because Trump's tweet about North Korea is newsworthy, both it and the president can stay.
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While most Americans find this unreasonable, it is important to note that almost every other major country in the world uses a single payer healthcare to great effect, getting lower costs and better results than the U.S. So as long as we allow healthcare and pharmaceuticals to be guided by a profit driven system, this is exactly what we can expect.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 3.2 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE said in a tweet on Monday that the decision on whether the U.S. would participate in the Tokyo Games would be "guided by the wishes" of Abe.
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The policy agenda should be guided by "protection, not protectionism" If your answer to this is "we don't pick winners," then a) you're wrong (look at our tax code), b) you're stuck in the old thinking that got us into this mess in the first place, and c) let's see what a non-partisan commission led by scholars without thumbs on the scale comes up with.
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"At a time when our human family is beset by grave humanitarian crises demanding farsighted and united political responses, I pray that your decisions will be guided by the rich spiritual and ethical values that have shaped the history of the American people and your nation's commitment to the advancement of human dignity and freedom worldwide," Francis said in a message sent to Trump minutes after he was inaugurated.
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As corporate tax reform is debated in Congress next year, it should be guided by three core principles: It should raise significant new revenue over the long term to pay for investments that benefit our communities and families; companies should pay the $700 billion they already owe on $2.5 trillion in existing offshore profits; and our tax system should not encourage companies to shift jobs and profits offshore.
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But, in view of the current political discord rending the nation, perhaps we should consider another possibility: The true divergence responsible for a great deal of our strife is not a matter of age or gender or even political affiliation; it is a battle between the 'emotionals' and the intellectuals — between the thinkers, wonderers and answer-seekers and those who prefer to be guided by their own personal fears, prejudices and limited experiences.
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In these works, which aggressively foreground the materiality of paint as much as those of his abstract counterparts (and it's telling that they were done on such resistant supports as Masonite and composition board, rather than flexible, absorbent canvas), Graham followed Ezra Pound's Modernist maxim to "make it new" by stripping his art down to the fundamentals of line, color, and shape, and freeing his hand to be guided by intimate obsessions.
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"Our job is to follow the facts, apply the law, be guided by the U.S. Constitution and present the truth to the American people no matter where it leads because no one is above the law," Jeffries told Fox's Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceImpeachment puts spotlight on Georgia Republican eyeing Senate Fox's Cavuto reads mean letters urging him to stay away after Trump criticism Trump gives shoutout to Doug Collins ahead of next phase of impeachment hearings MORE.
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White House lawyer Ty Cobb clarified Wednesday night that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is ready to meet with special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE, but will be guided by his attorneys on such a meeting, The New York Times reported.
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"Unless your lawsuit was admittedly only for purposes of delay, and without a subpoena in force, the Committees expect that your client will voluntarily dismiss the complaint he filed in the United States District Court of the District of Columbia on the same day he received Committee's subpoena and be guided by the decision in McGahn," House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffTrump rails against House Democrats, impeachment inquiry during campaign rally: 'It's all a hoax' Graham: Schiff comment on inquiry findings 'full of crap' Democrats set stage for Watergate-style TV hearings MORE (D-Calif.), Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelHouse Democrats pull subpoena for ex-Trump national security official House Democrats ask Mulvaney to testify in impeachment inquiry Republicans look to expand impeachment strategy amid release of transcripts MORE (D-N.
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