And can he really be independent of the White House?
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Any ELN talks would be independent of those with the FARC.
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Well, what she's trying to be independent of is her party.
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"Law enforcement shld NOT be independent of constitutional oversight," Grassley tweeted.
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Simultaneously, artist's work should not be independent of who they are.
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Mr. Corbyn said that any investigation should be "independent" of government officials.
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The judge assured the senators he would be independent of the governor.
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Vanacker: To be independent of crude oil, I would not make that promise.
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The Federal Reserve was created by Congress to be independent of political influence.
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DIMON: I AM – I WANT – I THINK EVERYONE SHOULD BE INDEPENDENT OF MIND.
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"Law enforcement shld NOT be independent of constitutional oversight," Grassley tweeted last month.
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"The Justice Department is supposed to be independent of the White House," Lee said.
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This will all be independent of any objective evidence of tangible improvements for Americans.
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Rosselló reiterated on Thursday that the death toll review will be independent of politics.
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"The Federal Reserve is set up to be independent of the presidency," Mr. Shelby said.
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The Fed and its policies are intended to be independent of politics, which upset Trump.
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WADA needs money, and to be independent of the sports officials who currently call the shots.
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It called for Europe-wide coordination on security specifications, which would be independent of equipment manufacturers.
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Sessions asked her, 'Do you think you can be independent of the president who appointed you?
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This process makes it difficult for the role to be independent of the P5's influence.
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Under Olympic rules, the Cuban baseball federation is required to be independent of the central government.
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Could she be independent of Mayor Bill de Blasio, who helped her win election as speaker?
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We're running out of mental space where we can be independent of our role in the economy.
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But the majority have failed to be independent of the stock market, which was their original purpose.
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"More and more people want to be independent of the power companies and rising prices," he says.
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We need to reduce regulations and expand options for people who want to be independent of government.
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His presence reveals a lot, since the court is supposed to be independent of the executive branch.
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Such a contractor should be independent of any particular stakeholder interests and unburdened by conflicts of interest.
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However, religion in China must be independent of outside influence and organized within the country, he said.
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It is important for prosecutors to be independent of politics, but prosecutors are not above the law.
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The job reduction efforts in GE's units appear to be independent of those divestitures, the sources said.
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The bottom line: The only way to be "independent" of the oil market is to not use oil.
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We can be independent of our husbands," she said, invoking Mao Zedong, "trying to hold up half the sky.
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The investigation appears to be independent of special counsel Robert Mueller's inquiry into Russian interference during the 2016 elections.
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The Japanese mission will be independent of any other nation's deployments in the area, the cabinet office said Friday.
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By insisting all apps are native, Apple may be hinting that the next watch could be independent of the iPhone.
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Mrs Clinton promises hers would be independent of government and would choose what to fund "based on merit, not politics".
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Though the Fed is supposed to be independent of politics, its decisions affect everyone, especially vulnerable populations who need support.
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The agency is loathed by Republicans because its authority is intended to be independent of the White House and Congress.
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In general, presidents avoid commenting on decisions made by the Fed, which is designed to be independent of political interference.
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"We welcome Attorney General Barr's belated acknowledgment that the DOJ's law enforcement decisions must be independent of politics," they wrote.
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Kingsnorth estimates the world will need 75,000 tonnes of rare earths per year to be independent of China by 2025.
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"Humanitarian action needs to be independent of political, military or other objectives," U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric told reporters in New York.
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More importantly, the point of a special counsel is to be independent of the political offices of the Department of Justice.
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The whole process would be independent of the current income tax system and likely run on a different schedule, Mann said.
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Democrats praised Trump's nominee, saying they believed he could be independent of the president and any attempts to politicize the bureau.
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The position was previously held by a deputy national security advisor but will be independent of that group in Trump's administration.
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That was lonely, but it shapes my frustrations with my own party, my willingness to be independent of my own party.
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We trust judges to be independent of the influence of good friends, of parents, of spouses, and decide on the law.
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To emphasize that prosecutions should be independent of politics, criminal charges are brought in the queen's name rather than the government's.
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While executive board members are meant to be independent of their country of origin, they are put forward by national governments.
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And the big twist is that the board will be independent of Facebook — funded by it, but accountable only to itself.
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But he has also been tough on institutions like the judiciary and congress, which are supposed to be independent of the presidency.
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Mulvaney has hired political aides to help reshape the agency that Democrats designed to be independent of White House and congressional influence.
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While Libra is meant to be independent of Facebook, the social networking giant has clear plans for making money from the venture.
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In January, the head of China's courts, Zhou Qiang, railed against any notion that judges should be independent of Communist Party control.
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"Humanitarian aid needs to be independent of political, military, or other objectives," UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric reportedly told press in New York.
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The most certain way for international broadcasting to be independent of government control is for it to operate within the private sector.
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Democrats say neither man is a serious choice for the central bank, which is supposed to be independent of the White House.
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It will be independent of Facebook, though the social-media firm will supply lots of Libra users and could end up holding sway.
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The strong pro-democracy result reportedly spooked Beijing, with multiple Chinese officials insisting afterward that Hong Kong could never be independent of China.
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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, the committee's chairman, said Barr's previous service as attorney general showed that he can be independent of the president.
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It needs to be independent of the circles of malevolence and disorientation that the Democratic House and the president have drawn around them.
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The FAA does not conduct crash investigations, and its findings on the proposed fix for the 737 Max will be independent of the probes.
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Prior presidents have been less vocal in public about their disagreements with the path of monetary policy, thought to be independent of political pressure.
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But Democrats seized on the reported conversation as a violation of longstanding traditions holding that the FBI must be independent of the White House.
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" Later, Comey said he explained "why it was so important that the FBI and the Department of Justice be independent of the White House.
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The central bank system was designed to be independent of the administration so it could foster maximum employment and stable prices without political influence.
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And while Kennedy's opinion predicted that outside money would be independent of the politicians that super PACs supported, the opposite has been the case.
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"The Senate is going to want promises that this person will be independent of the White House and not be a toady," he said.
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Even though antitrust decisions are supposed to be independent of political influence, Mr. Trump didn't hesitate to weigh in when the deal was announced.
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But the ruling did not require that this reviewer be independent of the prison system, nor did it determine any criteria for the reviewer's qualifications.
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Wray's work is cut out for him: he has to convince the Senate that he'll be independent of Donald Trump, who nominated him last month.
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The connection between poor health and being sedentary may be independent of the link connecting more physical activity with improved health, Young told Reuters Health.
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But the dual assignments have been challenged by shareholders who believe board chairmen should be independent of the company executives they are assigned to oversee.
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"These are ... always provisions that cannot be independent of political developments," he said, adding that was why it always had to be monitored very closely.
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But a new study in the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology suggests that the effect of statins on infection may also be independent of diabetes.
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The agreement established that SQM board decisions and the company's operations would be independent of both parties, the two sides said in a joint statement.
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Tax department inquiries are designed to be independent of the governor's office, which isn't supposed to have any involvement in or knowledge of their proceedings.
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Prosecutorial decisions are supposed to be independent of political considerations, so Trump's recent friendliness should not be controlling once the new attorney general is in office.
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Sanders urged the Republicans in Congress to hold Trump "accountable for his actions" and said that next FBI director must be independent of the White House.
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Though it is not unprecedented, it is unusual for a president to try to influence the Fed, which is supposed to be independent of political influence.
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I wanted the clues to be independent of the films and their subjects, but since many of the theme movies were biopics, I couldn't pull it off.
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"We can't rely on the infrastructure of today, so we have to… think about the opportunity to be independent of the grid whenever we can," she said.
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The new body, proposed by Mr. Fillon, would consist of the heads of government, with its own secretariat, and would be independent of the EU Commission in Brussels.
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But since Wilson-Raybould was also the attorney general, she had the final say over the country's prosecutorial arm, which is supposed to be independent of political influence.
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At their second private meeting, the president told Mr. Comey it would be their last, since impartial justice requires an F.B.I. director to be independent of the president.
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"The Chinese government is getting the message (from the US) -- 'You don't really care about human rights' -- which should be independent of other political and economic talks," she said.
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Notably, DeepMind also does not specify whether or not the "experts" it here envisages being needed to audit its data centers/infrastructure would be independent of the company itself.
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Even as the lawyers condemned Mr. Barr on Sunday, they said they welcomed his rebuke of Mr. Trump and his assertions that law enforcement must be independent of politics.
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Despite America's deep divisions, our political, intellectual, and media elites seem to agree on at least one thing: that the Department of Justice should be "independent" of the president.
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But since Wilson-Raybould is also the attorney general, she also has the final say over the country's prosecutorial arm, which is supposed to be independent of political influence.
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More to the point, can a supposed masterpiece — a cinematic experience deemed worthy of the year's greatest honor — really be independent of the person most centrally responsible for its realization?
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Mr. Trump's query was an unusual and overtly political one for a discussion with a senior official in the Justice Department, which is supposed to be independent of political influence.
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They abandoned their 2016-vintage promises to be independent of Trump and hold him accountable, and Trump betrayed his 2016-vintage promises to be independent and check the GOP's plutocratic instincts.
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Yet the structure of the industry needs further reform; only 40% of the trustees (the people responsible for looking after investors' interests) are required to be independent of the fund manager.
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Like HCAN (and unlike the group that became Organizing for America), it should be independent of the White House but well organized and able to pressure wavering legislators and reward supporters.
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Our oil wealth creates the potential for the U.S. to be "independent of any need to import energy from the OPEC cartel or any nations hostile to our interests," Trump says.
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It is safe to say in every part of the country voters want to elect people who will be independent of Trump and who will stand up to him when necessary.
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Clearly some countries, namely those that are not veto-wielding members of the Security Council, want a secretary general who can at least occasionally be independent of the Council's political pressures.
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And Philip Morris recently launched the Foundation for a Smoke-Free World, which, like the TIRC of 60 years ago, claims to care about health and be independent of Philip Morris.
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Trump also reportedly asked Rosenstein, who oversees special counsel Robert Mueller's probe, if he was on the president's "team," even though the investigation is supposed to be independent of presidential interference.
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"Like any middle power, Kim is aiming to be independent of any great power — both China and America — and he is already a fair way towards that goal," Mr. White said.
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But if so, he miscalculated, as Democrats rushed to condemn the move and demand that a special counsel be appointed to ensure that the Russia investigation be independent of the president.
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"When we do it again, I'll make sure I've got all the right people in the right places," said Brown, adding that the decision to continue would be independent of Alonso's future.
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Mnuchin meets regularly with Powell and it's not unheard of for a Fed chair to meet with the President, though it's rare since the position is meant to be independent of politics.
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Matthew T. Sanderson, a lawyer at Caplin & Drysdale and former general counsel to Senator Rand Paul's presidential campaign, said that, ideally, the transactions would be independent of the person selling the asset.
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The Fed was explicitly created to be independent of politics under the assumption that politicians would be too tempted to manipulate monetary policy to create economic conditions favorable to their re-election.
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Why would this tough negotiator, who claims to be independent of the normal political system, commit in advance to a list of Supreme Court nominees who have been screened by the Heritage Foundation?
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The official, who will be independent of department agencies, will be tasked with reviewing complaints filed against Customs and Border Protection and ICE agents, as well as making unannounced inspections of detention facilities.
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For all the alleged pressure to end the criminal case, prosecutors, who are supposed to be independent of politics in Canada, have formally told SNC-Lavalin that they will not consider a settlement.
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The agreement demanded that the municipal court be independent of the Police Department, and called for the repeal of some laws, like a vague jaywalking ordinance that was used almost exclusively against black residents.
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Some senators have raised concerns that Gorsuch may not be independent of Trump, though he tried to assure them Tuesday that he would break with the president if he runs afoul of the law.
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In the same interview, Trump dismissed criticism of his comments on the Fed and other agencies seen to be independent of the executive branch, arguing that he was simply sharing his long-held views.
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Facebook has said that the news tab would use a new algorithm and that its journalists would be independent of the employees who are signing publishers up to provide their news to the section.
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Mnuchin meets regularly with Powell and it is not unheard of for a Fed chair to meet with the President, though it is rare because the position is meant to be independent of politics.
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They wanted a promise that Judge Kavanaugh would be independent of Mr. Trump, asking him, for instance, to promise to recuse himself from cases arising from Robert S. Mueller III's investigation of the president.
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The country's prosecutor's office seemed uninterested in investigating and unaware that prosecutors should be independent of the president's office, said Claudia Paz y Paz, a former Guatemalan attorney general who was among the experts.
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His most willing accomplice in undermining the rule of American law appears to be Attorney General William Barr, who testified during his confirmation hearings that he would be independent of Trump and his whims.
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Moving forward, I suspect we will see more machine-learning and artificial-intelligence-based services that may connect to the voice-based assistants or the traditional operating systems, but will actually be independent of them.
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" The Education Department said it would continue to enforce other provisions of the law that require contractors to be independent of a private school and that the services they provide be "secular, neutral and nonideological.
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The FBI and its investigations are designed to be independent of the presidential administration, and FBI Director James Comey has insisted that politics will not influence any decision on whether to bring charges in the probe.
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Series 3 sounds like it's set to be a big revamp Most significantly, Apple is expected to add LTE connectivity to its wearable, marking the first time the Apple Watch can truly be independent of your iPhone.
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Powell's job has been complicated by the sustained attacks by Trump, who on Saturday suggested he might demote the Fed chief — a legally murky proposition, given that the Fed was structured to be independent of short-term politics.
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The two companies plan to offer an off-the-shelf face recognition system for smart home, smart retail, smart building and smart security applications, which will be independent of the user's mobile phone, AMS said in a statement.
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Here is Comey's account of some instruction he offered Trump over dinner on January 27: At one point, I explained why it was so important that the FBI and the Department of Justice be independent of the White House.
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Millman said the latest surge into Italy was unlikely to be due to smuggling gangs diverting flows of people in response to the EU-Turkey deal, since the Libyan smugglers were thought to be independent of those in Turkey.
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"The Justice Department needs a leader who will be independent of the White House and who is able to stand up to President Trump," said Senator Dianne Feinstein, the top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, in a statement.
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In the end federal prosecutors, who in Canada's system are supposed to be independent of politicians, decided to continue to prosecute the company rather than seek a settlement under a new law introduced by Mr. Trudeau's government last March.
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Another possible sticking point: The Cuban federation, which is required under Olympic rules to be independent of the central government, can still prevent younger players from leaving Cuba before they reach their 25th birthday or have six years of service time.
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Although the Supreme Court has never directly addressed whether such experts must be independent of prosecutors, the justices had long planned to hear arguments on that question next week in a case involving a prisoner from Alabama, James E. McWilliams.
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This risk of a massive backlash against Trump in suburbs with high numbers of college graduates has been apparent for years, but House Republicans largely avoided it in 22012 by distancing themselves from Trump and promising to be independent of him.
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Meanwhile, four former fed chairmen, including Alan Greenspan, have just released a joint statement through the Wall Street journal to press Trump, requiring the Fed to be independent of political pressure to make monetary policy that is truly beneficial to the U.S. economy.
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It is thought nocturnal erections can be used as a marker of an anatomical ability to get an erection (a sign that the essential body bits are working), as it was thought to be independent of psychological factors that affect erections while awake.
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With the ideological litmus test that President Trump has applied in making this selection, the American people are justified to wonder whether Judge Gorsuch can truly be independent of the president who nominated him, and the moneyed interests that hand-picked him.
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"City Hall's effort to impose red tape on our schools without authority shows that the de Blasio administration never really embraced the idea that charter schools are supposed to be independent of the district school system," Ms. Moskowitz, said in a statement.
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In his tweet on Wednesday morning, Trump also asserted that "we need more Republicans in 2018" and the GOP "must ALWAYS hold the Supreme Court," a notable choice of words, since the judiciary is supposed to be independent of the executive branch.
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Facebook, for its part, has said that the news tab would use a new algorithm, and that the team of journalists vetting the stories would be independent of the employees who are in charge of signing publishers up to provide their news to the section.
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The FAA's reputation has "been damaged in part because I think there is a perception, particularly among other regulatory agencies, that the FAA is not proven to be independent of Boeing, that it has not exercised its regulatory oversight in an aggressive manner," Goelz said.
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"In our culture today, girls are taught from grade school that we tell them that what is most honorable in life is a career, and their ultimate goal in life is simply to be able to grow up and be independent of anyone or anything," said Harris.
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So Facebook instructing an 'oversight board' of its own making to do anything other than smooth publicity bumps in the road, and pave the way for more Facebook business as usual, is like asking a Koch brothers funded 'stink tank' to be independent of fossil fuel interests.
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Zuckerberg claims the election research commission will be "independent" of Facebook and will define the research agenda, soliciting research on the effects of social media on elections and democracy April 10: Per its earlier announcement, Facebook begins blocking apps from accessing user data 90 days after non-use.
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"It (the government) will use every resource in its command to pressurize, manipulate, misguide media or any other voice which seeks to be independent of the government," said Khare, who was for some time the prime minister's press secretary in the Congress Party government that lost power to Modi and the BJP in 2014.
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And so the reality is that his promise to fund his campaign himself and therefore to be independent of the demands of donors will come a cropper immediately were he to get the nomination; just as he has been chasing dollars his whole life, so will he continue that pattern in the political arena.
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Because Bigelow is purchasing whole trips aboard the SpaceX capsule, its schedule would be independent of NASA's, and the stays could be longer, perhaps 30 or 60 days, said Robert Bigelow, the chief executive of Bigelow Space Operations and Bigelow Aerospace, a sister company that has an experimental inflatable module currently docked at the station.
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Mr. Barr's dueling performances underscored tensions inherent in the role of the attorney general, pitting the ideal that the nation's top law enforcement official should be independent of politics and enforce a neutral understanding of the rule of law against the reality that he or she is politically appointed and part of any administration's team.
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Incisive questions from the committee today included sceptical scrutiny of Facebook's claims and aims for a self-styled 'Content Oversight Board' it has said will launch next year — with one Irish legislator querying how the mechanism could possibly be independent of Facebook , as well as wondering how a retrospective appeals body could prevent content-driven harms.
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"It just means that if you're describing some physics right, then it should be independent of what kind of 'rulers' you use, or more generally what kind of observers you are," explained Miranda Cheng, a theoretical physicist at the University of Amsterdam who wrote a paper with Cohen and others exploring the connections between physics and gauge CNNs.
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It will therefore also mean that European citizens will be able to move freely to and from the U.K. But there have been reports that some government officials want EU citizens entering the U.K. to register with the authorities during that period, and for the U.K. courts to be independent of the European Court of Justice.
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For weeks the people of Hong Kong have waged peaceful protests against a government that is supposed to be independent of China under the "one country, two systems" model agreed when the territory reverted to China from the UK. Protests started against a bill that would have allowed extradition to China, where the legal system is beholden to the Communist Party-controlled regime.
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She worked with me to file a complaint with my Title IX coordinator, who connected me with free counseling on campus, spoke to my professors about allowing me extensions on my school work, issued a no-contact order between my rapist and me, and had my scholarship moved to be independent of any department so I was able to continue my education.
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Though it raises way more questions than it resolves — not least how a board whose existence depends on the underlying commercial platform it is supposed to oversee can possibly be independent of that selfsame mothership; or how board appointees will be selected and recompensed; and who will choose the mix of individuals to ensure the board can reflect the full spectrum diversity of humanity that's now using Facebook's 2BN+ user global platform?
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Farah, lillie and trapani for election to board at company's 2017 annual meeting of shareholders * Tiffany & co - jana partners and trapani have agreed to customary standstill and voting commitments * Tiffany & co - additionally, pursuant to agreements, jana partners and trapani are committed to be independent of each other going forward * Tiffany & co -jana partners llc, which together with francesco trapani owns approximately 5.1 pct of tiffany's outstanding shares * Tiffany - in accordance with mandatory retirement age, one current director will not stand for reelection at 2017 annual meeting of stockholders * Tiffany & co - trapani will join search committee formed by board of directors to oversee co's previously announced search for new ceo Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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