It behooves every cat owner to learn to "speak cat".
|
|
So it behooves him to stand up for the President.
|
|
It behooves us to accept this paradox and understand it.
|
|
It also behooves both leaders to end the spat soon.
|
|
It behooves travelers to do their research before their stay.
|
|
It behooves him to make sure this thumb gets better.
|
|
Obviously it behooves producers to know about the contestants' STI status.
|
|
It behooves companies claiming to be progressive to enact progressive policies.
|
|
" He added: "It behooves both sides to keep the government open.
|
|
And so it behooves anybody who's running to just be nice.
|
|
But there's a self-awareness to A$AP Ferg that behooves him.
|
|
It behooves a certain America, because it is the more responsible country.
|
|
I think it behooves them to reach out to the next generation.
|
|
So, just like any other insurance policy, it behooves you to shop around.
|
|
Justin Lin, who may direct "Space Jam" The project also behooves Warner Bros.
|
|
Words have meanings and it behooves a dictionary to remind us of that.
|
|
Of course, it behooves Google to pitch Pixel Buds as a competitor to AirPods.
|
|
It's a point it behooves Democrats to hammer home, and they did, many times.
|
|
Since her husband is secretary of the treasury, it behooves her to find out.
|
|
Today, it behooves humanity to save what is left of this incomparable being's population.
|
|
It goes without saying that it behooves both countries to maintain the best relations.
|
|
And therefore I think it behooves us to always know, where are our payments going?
|
|
Continuing to charge at the electoral windmill rarely behooves a candidate's long-term political prospects.
|
|
Short of that, it behooves us to come up with ways to broach this divide.
|
|
In both cases, it behooves lovers of freedom of the sea to help defend the system.
|
|
It now behooves America, whatever the outcome next month, to address that anger mixed with fear.
|
|
But it behooves us to look a bit below the surface of this conscious, benign curiosity.
|
|
It behooves Macron to arrive with several compromises that Trump could seize on as personal victories.
|
|
As a consequence, it behooves Almirola to strive for every point he can get on Sunday.
|
|
I think it obviously behooves you to build the capability to tap into all of these functions.
|
|
"It therefore behooves our federal government ... to fully focus on preparing for this new eventuality," Sullivan added.
|
|
It behooves governors to tout their accomplishments and the foundation on which they have set their states.
|
|
It therefore behooves every Democrat, even those who might prefer a Sanders nomination, to back Hillary Clinton.
|
|
Yet it behooves Democrats to join the fight on behalf of people who have been victimized enough.
|
|
"It behooves people to look at the legislation with extra caution," said the group's president, Ted Stroll.
|
|
And kindness behooves you, because you've got to come back the next day and do it again.
|
|
"We're the losers now, so it behooves us to break out of that bubble more," he said.
|
|
It behooves him to build on the reputation that NASA has of being a non-political technical agency.
|
|
So it behooves you to do some research and estimate the total cost of traveling on competing airlines.
|
|
If the private sector can accomplish a task, it behooves the government to stay out of the way.
|
|
Should differences arise, it behooves us all to discuss them with respect and a keen sense of equality.
|
|
It behooves us all to wait to see if other sources or outlets confirm Kim Hyok Chol's untimely demise.
|
|
Your early salary is the foundation for future earnings, so it behooves you to learn the art of negotiation.
|
|
It behooves this series, then, to actually remember that this kid exists and not just write him in Fast 9.
|
|
"It behooves upon America to work closely with the Republic of the Philippines, especially on this serious matter," Duterte said.
|
|
And it behooves you as a politician to explain to people why you think it's the right thing to do.
|
|
It would behooves us to remember the indomitable spirit of this Modernist masterpiece and all it still has to offer.
|
|
It behooves him now to restate that commitment; everywhere else in government, toxic factionalism is the order of the day.
|
|
It behooves anyone who lives comfortably in a gender binary to listen to people who live outside of that binary.
|
|
Unless you really need to use the physical card, it behooves you to use Apple Pay whenever and wherever possible.
|
|
A public apology leads to good publicity, so it behooves the two parties to reconcile while they have something to promote.
|
|
It behooves these three Democrats to once again vote across the aisle for their own sake to keep their Senate seats.
|
|
Which is why I also think it behooves the LGBTQ community to know its own background and care about its roots.
|
|
It behooves American business to ensure its voice is heard now and heard clearly, without the mixed messages of the past.
|
|
So, it behooves you to keep your eye on the future and how you want your own professional trajectory to evolve.
|
|
It behooves us all to champion the success of the Hispanic community because it will ultimately be the success of our nation.
|
|
It therefore behooves Washington to test to the utmost the possibility of accelerating positive change in Venezuela without resorting to military measures.
|
|
It certainly, in playing this part, behooves the actor to seek out friends, to seek out ways to not feel that way.
|
|
For those of you fortunate enough to have missed it, it behooves us to inform you that Donald Trump is in town.
|
|
If you're going to give away a service for free, it behooves you to be very clear about how you're making your money.
|
|
If people are flocking toward private messaging, it behooves Facebook to integrate its services so that's it's easier to create one massive network.
|
|
It behooves us to keep saying 'me too,' to keep being healed from it, and for these predators to be brought to justice.
|
|
After all, without customers, these brands wouldn't be able to succeed as they do, so it behooves them to listen with open ears.
|
|
"At some point it behooves both countries to reach an understanding," said Stephen Massocca, senior vice president at Wedbush Securities in San Francisco.
|
|
"At some point it behooves both countries to reach an understanding," said Stephen Massocca, senior vice president at Wedbush Securities in San Francisco.
|
|
We are of the world in the world and write about that world and therefore it behooves us to get out there and talk.
|
|
For something as essential as notifications, it behooves Google not to mess around with the interface too much, unless there's something genuinely great here.
|
|
So it behooves companies like IBM that plan to be part of the enterprise world for decades to come to plan for it today.
|
|
It behooves a city to use SeeClickFix to make its 311 app more widely adopted than phone calls—or even replace call centers altogether.
|
|
BUT YOU KNOW SOMETHING, IT BEHOOVES US TO EVEN OUT THAT FOOTPRINT AND DEAL WITH A – AND WIDEN OUT OUR INVESTOR AND CLIENT BASE.
|
|
" It behooves citizens then, she said, to "just be a little more environmentally conscious when you go out and de-ice your own sidewalk.
|
|
"It behooves us to do it now and not wait till next year," WRA President and CEO Kristine Hillmer told the Milwaukee Business Journal.
|
|
" Although "no party in this case has asked us to reconsider these precedents," he concluded, "at some point, it behooves us to do so.
|
|
In countries like China and Saudi Arabia, by contrast, foreign shareholders only win insofar as it behooves the local government to keep them happy.
|
|
Amid the understandable outrage being expressed on social media, it behooves a calm-head to highlight what we do not yet know about the incident.
|
|
It, therefore, behooves the current climate change-denying administration to clean house and try to find some kooky (or greedy) scientists that agree with them.
|
|
At the very least, it behooves a serious social scientist to try to control for other factors before blithely asserting that the election was tainted.
|
|
Nevertheless, it behooves us all to acknowledge Mr. Zuckerberg's willingness to take responsibility for Facebook's grave errors and to make sure they don't happen again.
|
|
Thus, it behooves all of us to keep in mind the possible symptoms of appendicitis so that early diagnosis and nonsurgical treatment might be possible.
|
|
It's possible that this principle is wrong, but it behooves people who think past-altering time travel is possible to explain how to avoid paradoxes.
|
|
However, it behooves us to make the observation that policies, such as internment camps, are violations of the Constitution (in the form of denying due process).
|
|
Because advertisers have no shortage of female endurance runners with which to communicate, it behooves them not to take another 50 years to change the conversation.
|
|
AND BY THE WAY, EVERY INDUSTRY IS GOING THROUGH THIS AND I THINK IT BEHOOVES US ALL TO GET A SET OF RULES WE CAN UNDERSTAND.
|
|
It behooves us a nation to reacquaint ourselves with those who serve to protect us — not just during Fleet Week, but every week of every year.
|
|
The shift behooves regional countries to show greater respect for Chinese interests, he says, particularly as they sense a weakening of America's influence in the region.
|
|
This is an extreme case, but it behooves the person setting up the trust to put in provisions that would allow a trustee to be replaced.
|
|
Since America's founders modeled it on the Roman example, Watts, a historian, warns that it behooves us to understand what went wrong over 2,000 years ago.
|
|
But I think that it behooves us to take it seriously, because so many people do draw meaning and value from it in their everyday lives.
|
|
"I believe that it behooves the federal government to actually act in a more united manner," Kraninger said at a Senate Banking Committee hearing last week.
|
|
There is proof that as a society we will be better off if women are making more money, so it behooves the men to use their voice.
|
|
If you are fortunate enough to find remote workers who do their job consistently well, it behooves you to pay them fairly and treat them with respect.
|
|
So it behooves you, after your stay, to leave honest feedback and to rate various aspects of the property on a scale of 1 to 5 stars.
|
|
It behooves Congress to act now, and, in so doing, save taxpayers billions of dollars, while also protecting the health coverage of 500,000 U.S. citizens in Puerto Rico.
|
|
It behooves us to measure or at least calibrate how each candidate's plan might affect the industry currently supporting the health insurance needs of almost thirty million Americans.
|
|
But whether he gets that or not, it behooves Americans to know that the crisis at our border has a source, and that Trump continues to inflame it.
|
|
With huge economic stimulus packages being floated to fight the economic downturn, it behooves Congress to set aside any thought of cutting back NASA and the Artemis program.
|
|
"While we're preaching tolerance in the country, it kind of behooves all of us to find a middle, that's just very unpopular right now in this country," he said.
|
|
And if you're the star of a major kaiju movie like, say, this weekend's Pacific Rim Uprising, then it behooves you to know a thing or two about them.
|
|
For the time being, it behooves enterprises to take an 'everything but the kitchen sink' approach to gain an edge in recruiting, but that mentality might not last forever.
|
|
Regardless of future developments, it behooves all members in Congress to take note of the growing impatience in Puerto Rico with Washington's perennial procrastination to address the status question.
|
|
"While we agree that telecommunications and connectivity are serious problems in our country, it behooves us to scrutinize the China deal," the House minority bloc said in a statement.
|
|
It behooves those that favor independence for Puerto Rico, in any of its variations, to recall that citizenship follows sovereignty, as the 2007 Bush White House Report correctly indicated.
|
|
Once you've got that all important enthusiastic consent to turn someone else into your toilet, it perhaps behooves you to have a further conversation setting out rules of engagement.
|
|
Search is sort of the star of the show, and it behooves Google to remind users and would-be sponsored-placement buyers just how important and "good" it is.
|
|
"I think it behooves the candidates to really come and campaign here because of how competitive the process is," said Jessica Proud, a spokeswoman for the New York Republican Party.
|
|
So it behooves us, as we celebrate his centenary, to consider what we can do -- both as individuals and collectively -- to keep fighting for the freedoms he held so dearly.
|
|
To navigate the world of "wild surmise" in which the critical mind so often dwells, it behooves the critic, Professor Hartman said, to hew a path through the textual landscape.
|
|
"That attitude of constant learning behooves anyone who wants to be in technology, because every day there is something new and you will fall behind if you don't have that attitude."
|
|
In devising a solution, it behooves us to draw on the experiences of people who crafted the unsuccessful 1986 immigration reform bill and look abroad at the immigration disaster in Europe.
|
|
It behooves us all as Americans to ensure that he can quickly fill this critical Cabinet position – and no one is more uniquely qualified than Congressman Time Price for the role.
|
|
While there may yet to be a consensus on the clearest path forward, it behooves the creators of culture to continue to hold accountable the distillations of their own artistic output.
|
|
But sometimes a small desperate part of me thinks that if our country is going to be awash in firearms, maybe it behooves the left to learn how to use them.
|
|
But whether we know we're buying the right insurance, at the right price, is less clear, and it behooves us to look closely at the fine print before we sign on.
|
|
That is to say, the Red Sox from here on out will be riding with their bats, so it behooves them to turn a lineup nearly without holes to one completely without them.
|
|
It behooves us, and particularly the machine learning community, to start communicating about the potential implications and thinking through ways we could smoothly transition to an era where machines are smarter than humans.
|
|
With all our toxins and plastic and industrial waste bleeding into the blood of the world, it behooves humanity to salvage what is left of the seas and its great minds the cetaceans.
|
|
While it behooves political parties to tend to their cyber-security, it is not the job of presidential candidates — whether Trump or Clinton — to deter Russian aggression and defend America's democracy against Kremlin plots.
|
|
We are a country in which about 40 percent of voters seem to be solidly behind the president, and it behooves us to understand and even empathize with them, rather than indulge in caricatures.
|
|
Given how much Silicon Valley needs well-educated, tech-savvy employees, it behooves the entire industry to make a greater investment in fostering education — and not just with financial contributions, but with their technology expertise.
|
|
As we move into the era of commercial spaceflight, however, I think it behooves us all to remember that pretty soon things like a Valjoux 7750 movement will truly go the way of the dodo.
|
|
Whether or not the president panders to white supremacists—and there's a strong case that he does—it behooves him and his allies to deflect, change the subject, and, perhaps most effectively, to strike first.
|
|
" Mood for military action 'very high' Thae warned Amanpour that "the mood for possibility of military action is very high" in North Korea and that it behooves all involved to "avoid any possible nuclear conflict.
|
|
Since the Black Sea and its littorals have become contested zones between Russia and the West, it behooves us to think cogently about U.S. interests in the equally important Caucasus and how to defend them.
|
|
Once that letter gets sent, Trump will have accepted, in act if not in words, that Mueller is running a serious and important investigation, and that it behooves powerful people to give Mueller what he wants.
|
|
If Democrats' objective is to beat Trump, a man who has been accused of sexual assault by 19 women, it behooves the party to nominate a candidate who has a demonstrated understanding of gender and power.
|
|
And, you know, when you're this babyish in the industry, and you're still getting your name out there, I think it really behooves us to just keep working and to just get more under our belt.
|
|
Moreover, it now behooves every individual who loses a case in immigration court to challenge the decision on the basis that a rushing judge failed in his or her basic duty to adjudicate a case properly.
|
|
A president who speaks his mind, and not just when it behooves him to do so, who doesn't have to run a focus group or use data analytics to be able to form a simple opinion.
|
|
With diplomacy again at play in Syria's civil war, it behooves America to use the economic promise of the nuclear deal to boost the position of those who see Iran's future with the West, not the Kremlin.
|
|
Since we are living in a time in which the president of the United States has made an issue of American greatness, it behooves us to ask: Well, just what is it that makes a country great?
|
|
"I think it behooves investors to add a little defensive tilt to their portfolio, and I think health care ... checks all the boxes," he said Wednesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation," pointing to a chart of the XLV.
|
|
ERIC MULLEN, NEW YORK To the Editor: As President Trump and others take a victory lap for progress on a resolution to the crisis in Korea, it behooves us to consider the generalizability of the administration's approach.
|
|
The experience of the teacher matters: First-year teachers can be ineffective, she says, and it behooves parents to ensure that the instructors will be well-supported and mentored throughout the day as they learn to teach.
|
|
Given the now rapidly changing methods of monitoring and diagnosing the lethality of prostate cancer, it behooves every man told he has cancer in this gland to explore the most currently available management options before deciding on treatment.
|
|
"The diet has proven itself, and it behooves every one of us to eat more fish on a regular basis, to have half of our plate filled with produce and to enjoy the occasional glass of wine," she said.
|
|
With a new technology threatening to produce huge numbers of displaced workers, it behooves us to invest in unemployment and healthcare to make sure these people can stay on their feet while finding or training for the next opportunity.
|
|
It behooves me, now, to admit I had no sense of the magnitude of such an occasion, no understanding of Prince's legend, and little notion of the privilege it was to see him, or a Super Bowl game, live.
|
|
"Because federal judges receive lifetime appointments and often serve through the terms of multiple presidents, it behooves a president — and benefits our democracy — to find moderate nominees who can garner some measure of bipartisan support," he wrote in his book.
|
|
Rigorous official and unofficial touring schedules didn't leave Flynn with enough time to finish a degree, but her incomplete major in entrepreneurship behooves her in her current station as Days N' Daze's booker and manager, so TSU wasn't a total wash.
|
|
So much can change between now and a few years, but if Milwaukee wants to keep their best player for the rest of his career, it behooves them to bring in another legitimate All-Star sometime over the next two years.
|
|
One simple way to help further this access is by sharing knowledge: simply, physicians learn from their patients and families, so it behooves us share dementia care experiences, both positive and negative, with friends and family members, clinicians and advocacy organizations.
|
|
The reason is that it behooves nobody, least of all its proud inhabitants, for Puerto Rico to become a permanent ward of a federal government which will have to provide the financing that the bond market would no longer deliver.
|
|
"It behooves anyone who is serious to speak to people in powerful positions in the different boroughs and the different counties," said Councilman Jumaane D. Williams, 41, of Brooklyn, who is thought to be a long-shot candidate for the speakership.
|
|
And once you've done that, it sometimes behooves you to go under the bar in such an artistically daring and intriguing way that your audience forgets it's sad it didn't see you at the height of your most pyrotechnically dazzling.
|
|
And at this historic moment when timid or myopic politicians balk at congressional oversight and resist an independent commission to investigate President Trump and possible collusion with the Kremlin, it behooves us to cherish the wisdom of such honest souls.
|
|
It behooves all of us… to bring greater familiarity and greater comfort, for passengers and other stakeholders who will be eventual users of this technology, to understand the benefits, the limitations, and also what it means going forward in the future.
|
|
As rebuilding commences following the twin catastrophes wrought by hurricanes Harvey and Irma, it behooves Congress to move proactively to protect American taxpayers from encouraging redevelopment in areas that, without federal assistance, may never have been developed in the first place.
|
|
"I think it behooves us and our Korean allies not to be charmed (and) consider North Korea for the regime it is and deal with it on the basis of fact, not charm," he told the House of Representatives Armed Services Committee.
|
|
As the evidence pointing to Weinstein's alleged behavior as an open secret just keeps piling up, it behooves us to ask ourselves how he, and the many others now accused alongside him, were able to get away with it for so long.
|
|
The concerns surrounding both encryption and data security are only going to get larger, so it behooves Google to do whatever it can to spur OEMs and carriers to do a better job of supporting the devices they have out on the market.
|
|
"Given that Russia and China are aggressively seeking to tie up commitments from countries in these future markets, it behooves the United States to take an active role in nuclear cooperation before countries are ready to engage in 123 agreements," Jones said.
|
|
But even if states decide to go ahead with "economic nexus" legislation, it behooves them to do so in a way that will not leave them scrambling to balance their budgets through other means when the optimistic revenue projections prove to be off.
|
|
"I think it behooves the smart and more forward-thinking firms to be involved in cryptocurrency," he said, "given the number of new services and business lines that will stem from it as this important new industry continues to build and institutionalize."
|
|
"If the computers of the future are not going to be made just in silicon but might be made in living matter, it behooves us to make sure we understand what it means to program on those computers," Microsoft exec Jeanette M. Wing said.
|
|
In light of NHTSA's development and approval of the MMUCC's 5th Edition, which is suggestive of the data that it is actually seeking for HAV safety analysis and rule-making, it behooves jurisdictions across the country to adopt the uniform crash reports offered therein.
|
|
I think a lot of it will depend on how wide of a margin the Republicans maintain in the House in terms of their positions of power and whether there's some contingent among them that thinks it behooves them to come to some compromise on immigration reform.
|
|
When you're playing baseball, after you get yourself on base, it behooves you to get a bit of a head start on each of the next at-bats, which your teammates will hopefully use to move you through and eventually back to home for a run scored.
|
|
Yet, as our president repeatedly tantalizes huge crowds of supporters with vicious evocations of female and minority bodies in pain, it behooves us to remember some of the roots of this type of imagery and, beyond that, the devastating effects such dark rhetorical dreams can ignite.
|
|
It was "more expensive to set up [CreekSource] in the beginning, but our view is if we are going to be issuing CLOs and do a lot of business in the CLO market, it behooves us to establish something that is cheaper in the long run," Piedra said.
|
|
"Trump can fantasize about the wall, but at the end of the day, it's Congress that appropriates the money, and it behooves Congress to want an independent analysis to look at all the consequences before we throw money down a rabbit hole," said Mr. Grijalva, a Democrat from Tucson.
|
|
"Anybody who's going to spend a decent amount of money purchasing wine, whether it's pre-arrival or futures or even buying old and rare wine in the secondary market, it behooves the buyer to do a little bit of research online," said Maureen Downey, a wine expert and founder of WineFraud.
|
|
If indeed, some policymakers think that simply insulting and threatening recalcitrant states can induce them to commit suicide (as they see it and rightly so from their perspective) then it behooves lawmakers to explain why the military option will succeed here when it failed against Iraq, a vastly weaker antagonist.
|
|
" "There is considerable direct evidence," Nadler said, adding that "it ill behooves a President or his partisans to say you don't have enough direct evidence when the reason we don't have even more evidence is the President has ordered everybody in the executive branch not to cooperate with Congress in the impeachment inquiry.
|
|
Still, in honor of the first text message's 25th birthday, it behooves us all to pay tribute to the golden age of texting: Let's dig out our circa-2006 flip phones, down a few Mike's Hard Lemonades in our parents' basements, and engage in some good ol' fashioned "wyd"/ "nm hbu" text dialogues with our crushes.
|
|
Summarizing the lessons to be learned from the diverse tales in his book, Gladwell's main conclusions are that it would be disastrous if we stopped trusting people, that we should "accept the limits of our ability to decipher strangers," and that it behooves us to be thoughtful, humble and mindful of context when trying to understand people's actions.
|
|
It behooves all of us, as a country and as a society, to bring greater familiarity and greater comfort, for passengers and other stakeholders who will be eventual users of this technology, to understand the benefits, the limitations and also what it means going forward in the future, so it requires a national discussion, and I look forward to doing that with you.
|
|
Although there are no clear numbers (the last announcement happened in 2015 when Apple claimed seeing 1 million new iBooks users per week), there is some evidence that it behooves indie authors to at least support the platform and with the new iPad Author tools it looks like creators – and educators – will be able to create and distribute their own iPad-based texts.
|
|
The fact remains, eating animals contributes to climate change and, given that meat-eating also has profound negative effects on public health, other environmental issues (in Iowa alone, pigs produce as much excrement as more than 80 million people) and our farming culture (almost 40 percent of all corn is grown to feed confined animals), it behooves us to do less of it.
|
|
Your vacations may be ruled by school vacations and crunch times at work, but "if budget is your number one priority for travel in 22019, it behooves you to consider flying in winter months as nearly all major US cities boast their lowest median booking price in either January or February," said Kelly Sunderland, travel trends expert for travel site Hipmunk.
|
|
Forty years after institutional critique's high noon, 60 years after American neo-avant-gardes such as [John] Cage, [Jasper] Johns, and [Robert] Rauschenberg, and a century after 2543th–century European avant-gardes, it behooves artists to work with and through institutions, and even to build them, to think of themselves not on society's margins or at history's end, but rather as leaders and legacy leavers.
|
|
"And it ill behooves a president or his partisans to say you don't have enough direct evidence when the reason we don't have even more direct evidence is the president has ordered everybody in the executive branch not to cooperate with Congress in the impeachment inquiry, something that is unprecedented in American history and is a contempt of Congress by itself," Nadler added. Rep.
|
|
" Despite being friends with former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 85033 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE, who is the early front-runner for the Democratic nomination, Milano still said she doesn't think "it behooves anyone for me to come out so publicly so early.
|
|