NP: AT&T buys Time Warner, and it's Comcast, NBC massive.
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But the agreement signed on Wednesday buys time for all parties.
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The distraction buys time to save the hostage or defuse the bomb.
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Slowing the highly contagious bug buys time to develop a vaccine or medicines.
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But in his view, that only buys time for vaccine and therapeutic development.
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It raises funds, targets districts, buys time for campaign ads, and develops the message.
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Extending the New Start Treaty buys time for the administration to seek new agreements.
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While slowing the rate of decline buys time, it can be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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But introducing new antibiotics into a broken system won't solve our problem; it merely buys time.
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"The deal buys time and running room until Kraken is on stream," FirstEnergy analyst Stephane Foucaud said.
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This buys time, even after the fraud is committed, before victims figure out what is going on.
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And by seeking protection from the judicial branch, the executive branch believes it also buys time, McConnell hinted.
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The deferral, however, buys time for parents and DMD advocacy groups to put more pressure on the FDA.
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Better governance buys time, opens up political space for the negotiations, and strengthens the government's hand in them.
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If so, the detente buys time—America can hardly strike while its South Korean ally tries to revive long-frozen dialogue.
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Yeah, so AT&T buys Time Warner, promptly announces they're shutting down this service that most people have never heard of.
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Hooking up with a sponsor buys time and convenience, but at some expense (eg, a cut of "interchange" fees from card transactions).
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It buys time for Mr. Kim to keep tinkering with his bombs and missiles, albeit without the testing necessary to perfect them.
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Popular bookmarking service Instapaper is temporarily closing off access to European users, as it buys time to adjust to Europe's tough new data law.
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Meanwhile, Republicans say the Alexander-Murray bill buys time as they work toward another push for Obamacare repeal at some point down the road.
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The process also "buys" time for families to decide whether or not to continue with more advanced treatments, such as surgery or hormone therapy.
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A more "benign" one where he renews waivers while restating his opposition to the deal, which buys time for separate nuclear negotiations with North Korea.
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Building sea walls buys time, but eventually the water will come, and with it corroded infrastructure, unusable farmland, public health disasters, destroyed homes and businesses.
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And I think one of the key questions should be, well, if AT&T successfully buys Time-Warner, will they give more money to HBO?
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"It would be a transactional deal that constrains North Korea's capabilities and buys time for a transformation, just like the Iran deal did," says Litwak.
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It is willing to do what Leicester, for example, has been doing for a couple of years: to accept that youth buys time, but also needs it.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Tuesday about concerns for CNN's journalistic independence if AT&T buys Time Warner misidentified the buyer of The Washington Post in 24637.
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A gift card that 'buys time' Frank Zona, who owns three hair salons in the Boston area, has created a new gift card called the Curve Initiative.
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But a second benefit of flattening the curve is that it also buys time to ramp up testing and understand where and how the disease is spreading.
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But flattening the curve buys time for health providers to obtain more tests, beds, and ventilators, and to bolster their arsenal of supplies and treatments to combat the coronavirus.
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When a translator is present, the source can make eye contact with him or her, so a laptop is less disruptive, but translating also buys time for handwritten notes.
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Flattening the curve, on the other hand, buys time for US healthcare providers to obtain more tests, beds, and ventilators; bolster their arsenals of supplies; and research potential treatments and vaccines.
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NEW YORK, March 11 (LPC) - Boeing Co plans to borrow the remaining balance of its most recent loan as the airplane manufacturer buys time to return to profitability, sources told Refinitiv LPC.
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Felicia Marcus, head of California's State Water Resources Control Board, says conservation saves money and buys time; better water-use monitoring would help still more, as could more projects to collect run-off.
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Demanding an in-depth study buys time for the administration to seek Senate confirmation of appointees to a long list of unfilled trade policy-making posts, then decide what its exact trade priorities will be.
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Also, it buys time for a vaccine to be developed, says Catherine Troisi, an infectious disease epidemiologist at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston and the former assistant director of the Houston Health Department.
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If AT&T buys Time Warner two of the companies on that list will represent huge conglomerates that own both the transport layer and the content that travels over it, giving them lots of power to strong-arm competitors.
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The landmark deal buys time for the Anglo-German chip designer, which relies on Apple for three-quarters of sales, to reinvent itself as a more diversified firm that will target new markets such as the Internet of Things.
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The facile "It's either war or talks" argument perilously preempts the probability that protracted negotiations between the two sides only begets a greater calamity, as Pyongyang buys time and money with which to perfect its nuclear and missile capabilities.
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Like Marc Benioff buys Time Magazine, Laurene Powell-Jobs is buying, she bought a big piece of the Atlantic, she bought a bunch of movie studios, really interesting ones, one called Macro and it focuses on stories of people of color.
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The producers of "Empire," Fox's second-highest-rated drama, announced that Jussie Smollett's character would not appear in the final two episodes of the show's fifth season — which essentially buys time to figure out what to do with his character.
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But this is the same issue that AT&T has if/when it buys Time Warner: All of the content that makes the entertainment company valuable only has value if everyone can get to it, regardless of which carrier/cable company they use.
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In each of these cases, preventing access to firearms is only one piece of the puzzle—hopefully, one that buys time for the subject of an order to get the support they need to navigate what may well be a temporary crisis.
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"What it does more than anything else is it improves sentiment and buys time for fiscal authorities to figure out the response to the economic consequences of the virus," said Solita Marcelli, deputy chief investment officer for the Americas at UBS Global Wealth Management.
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One suggested that they look not only at whether mergers harm customers, but also at whether they hurt sellers, like the small vendors that Amazon has pushed from the market; another essay urged regulators to block "vertical" mergers of businesses that operate at different points along a supply chain—say, if AT&T, which distributes cable TV, buys Time Warner, which makes it.
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In private, Harper's political adviser, Charlie Halloran (William Frawley), warns him that doing so would be disastrous for his upcoming reelection bid. Harper buys time by hearing evidence. Doris quarrels with Fred when he quits his law firm to defend Kris. Fred calls Macy as a witness.
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Darren engaged in combat against Ant-Man while Ant-Man buys time for Sondheim to transplant another heart to Cassie. Darren is ultimately forced to flee with his son when the Pym Particles now in his body caused him to shrink down.Ant-Man Vol. 2 #5.
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The JAMA article was very straightforward: chest compression buys time until the external defibrillator arrives on the scene. As the authors write in the article, "Anyone, anywhere, can now initiate cardiac resuscitative procedures. All that is needed is two hands". However, respiration received relatively little attention in the 1960 JAMA article.
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Inside Glaewecestre, he finds Osferth, Aethelflaed, and the bishop who burned Uhtred's barns. Uhtred sets fire to all of Cnut's boats but one, which Osferth takes to reach King Edward. Uhtred buys time by tricking Cnut into believing that he killed Cnut's daughter. Enraged, Cnut pursues Uhtred and his greatly outnumbered band.
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But the struggle occupies US forces and so buys time for the United Kingdom, which was of course the Prime Minister's plan in the first place. Mhari keeps her job and is congratulated, and the novel ends with her contemplating her future with her fiance in the new nightmarish world unfolding before them.
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She refuses and tells him to leave. Kevin pulls a gun and pours gasoline all over the store, with the intent to burn it down. When he hesitates, Katie buys time by faking sympathy for him and agreeing to return home with him. When he lets his guard down, she pushes him into the water.
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"Joe Cole's late winner buys time for Roy Hodgson at Liverpool". The Guardian. 3 January 2011. On 17 February, Cole played his first match under new manager Kenny Dalglish in a 0–0 draw against Sparta Prague in the Europa League, in which he came on as a first-half substitute for the injured Fábio Aurélio.
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Jai, as Lakshmi, buys time by telling Durgaprasad that 'she' is married but 'her' husband has left 'her' and got converted into a Christian named Joseph. Lakshmi also convinces Durgaprasad that 'she' is still waiting for 'her' husband. On the other hand, Jai tells Hari that Banwa is Lakshmi's husband Durgaprasad. He also tells Hari to harbour no feelings for Lakshmi.
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Before he could kill her, Odin arrives in his new armor and buys time for Frigga to destroy the Black Bifrost Bridge where its blast seemingly kills them both while defeating Malekith's forces.War of the Realms #4. Marvel Comics. It turns out that Odin and Frigga survived where Malekith the Accursed is torturing them with the Venom symbiote at Stonehenge.
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This allows Jenny to show herself and give chase while Steve buys time to free himself. Jenny evades the gang and finds Steve, but is unable to nurse his fatal wounds. She finds an engagement ring, leading Steve to propose even as he is in severe pain. Jenny runs off to find help and accidentally steps on a large spike.
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The auction begins. The item for sale immediately before Cordelia's lot number comes up is the Tak horn from the hapless Kungai. Hank brings Cordelia to the podium, where she stands aghast while Barney opens the bidding for her lovely seer's eyes at $2,000. While Angel and Wesley zero in on her location, Cordelia buys time by inciting a bidding war between two patrons.
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Frank Munsey bought the paper in 1923.(27 May 1923). FRANK A. MUNSEY BUYS N. Y. GLOBE, FOUNDED IN 1793, Chicago Tribune, Retrieved November 19, 2010(4 June 1923). The Press: Mr. Munsey Buys, Time (magazine), Retrieved November 19, 2010 Munsey, who consolidated a number of papers, then merged the Globe into the New York Sun, thus ending the "oldest daily newspaper in the United States" at that time.
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Batman doesn't find out until the GPA tells of him of Blank's purpose. While OMAC handles Shrapnel, Batman interrogates and fights Equinox. Shrapnel is eventually brought to justice by OMAC and the previously clumsy Buddy Blank buys time for Batman to stop a nuclear meltdown by distracting Equinox after reverting from his OMAC form. In "The Power of Shazam", OMAC is among the heroes that is taken over by the Starros.
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The robbery does not go as smoothly as hoped, because Regas neglects his part of the preparations in order to take Sister Augustine prisoner. When the gang meets, she blurts Goddard's name, revealing his deception. He pleads for them not to kill her, then buys time by starting a fight. As police arrive, this turns into a shoot-out in an industrial district, ending in the death of all the gang members.
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On 15 December, the government considered an amendment to the constitution. This amendment moved the deadline for Constituent Assembly elections from 15 December 2007 to 12 April 2008,Sudeshna Sarkar, "Nepal government buys time with April poll promise" , Indianmuslims.info, 15 December 2007. and changed the membership of the Constituent Assembly: the seats for the proportional representation system were increased to 335 and the members nominated by the prime minister were increased to 26 from 17.
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He buys time for himself and old buddy and they go to retrieve the diamonds. The duo turn up at Senthil Nathan's den, where they manage to create confusion by luring the gang members to the diamonds. Senthil Nathan is embarrassed to see that not one member of his gang is loyal to him. During the melee, another twist occurs where an old henchman of Senthil Nathan reveals that Raja isn't Senthil Nathan's son.
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The radio tower for KBJA, shared with KKAT (AM) Previous logo with the Spanish format KBJA (1640 kHz) is a commercial AM radio station licensed to Sandy, Utah, and serving the Salt Lake City metropolitan area. The station is owned by United Broadcasting Company. KBJA broadcasts a talk radio format. Much of its schedule is paid brokered programming where the host buys time on the station and can sell advertising to support the show.
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Koko bears a grudge against her because she killed Echo, one of Koko's subordinates, a few years ago. She later goes against Bookman's order and repeatedly attempts to kill Koko, killing R when he buys time for Koko to escape. It is implied that she commits suicide when she sees the B-52 sent by Koko coming for her in the mountainous region of Iraq, though her ultimate fate is left somewhat ambiguous.
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William returns to the tournament to face Adhemar in the final match, but Adhemar cheats with an illegally sharpened lance, seriously injuring William. Entering the final pass, William is losing by two lances and must unhorse Adhemar to win. He demands to be stripped of his armor while Chaucer buys time by performing the introduction of William that he omitted earlier. William, unable to hold the lance due to his injuries, asks Wat to strap it to his arm.
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Thereafter, every two minutes, another person is killed. After several people die, the group realizes that the technology allows them to use hand gestures to vote for who dies, while arrows on the floor show each person their own vote but not others'. They attempt to all boycott the vote, but someone is still randomly selected to die. Following someone's suggestion, the group buys time to think by deciding in advance to eliminate the elderly for the next selections.
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Relocating to Las Vegas, the disfigured Ben is tracked down by former New U Technologies client Cassandra Mercury, owner of the Mercury Rising casino, who wants revenge for his failure to cure her daughter Abigail's terminal disease. Ben buys time by telling Cassandra he can develop a cure in exchange for a lab and resources. He lives and works in the Mercury Rising casino, identifying himself as "Peter."David, Peter (w), Bagley, Mark (p), Dell, John (i).
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Seventeen-year-old Dion Starfire has lived on a backwater planet, Syrac 7, with Platus Morianna for his entire life, but that life is about to turn upside down as Sagan has finally found them. Platus contacts Mendaharin "Tusk" Tusca, the son of an old friend, and pays him to take Dion off-planet. Platus himself stays behind and buys time with his life. Tusk and Dion travel to the planet Vangelis to seek the advice of General John Dixter.
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Donnelly buys time by accusing Hourani of orchestrating the September 11 attacks as a false flag operation to justify the US-led invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, and of planning another similar attack in Paris. To his own surprise, he turns out to be correct. Russell concludes that Hourani's position is immoral. Fraser hears about the disturbance at Morgan's flat and tips off Rottenberg and Kerver, who have already realised the connection of Hourani, Hogue, and Russell to the New American Century.
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At the same time, Summerlee reopens the cave using explosives, allowing the explorers to flee the village when Achille condemns them. Roxton is stabbed by one of the ape men, but buys time for the others to leave. Roxton seemingly succumbs to his wounds and is mourned by the villagers. Challenger, Summerlee, Malone, and Agnes return to the Amazon but encounter a crazed Kerr and realise he sealed the cave to prevent anyone from finding it, believing it to be forged by Satan because of the ape-men.
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At the end of the anime she regains her Mental Model form. In the Cadenza movie, she regains her ship after negotiating as a messenger to the Japanese government of the vibration warheads' codes with the help of Hyuga's skills and enters combat to save I-401 from the fog's student council and buys time in order for I-401 to defeat Musashi. She was originally equipped with a Super Gravitational Cannon, but her rebuilt ship instead used two large drills borrowed from the old base on Iwo Jima, much to Takao's annoyance.
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After Thor was rescued from Jotunheim and is placed in the infirmary, Odin wakes up and demands to know where Frigga is. Captain America tries telling Odin that he can't go fighting while injured. Iron Man reveals that he, Shuri, and Screwbeard the Dwarf created an armor that is a mixture of uru and vibranium for Odin to assist him in battle. Before Malekith can kill Frigga, Odin arrives in his new armor and buys time for Frigga to destroy the Black Bifrost Bridge where its blast seemingly kills them both while defeating Malekith's forces.
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ABC and ESPN reportedly paid an average of about US$400 million a season. Technically, ESPN pays the NBA for its broadcast rights and "buys" time on ABC to air select games (this is noted in copyright tags during the end credits at the conclusion of the telecasts, saying "The preceding program has been paid for by ESPN, Inc.") In all, the contract allowed the NBA to increase its rights fees by 25%. In June 2007, and again in October 2014, the NBA renewed its television agreement with ESPN, as well as TNT, with the current contract extending through the 2024-25 season.
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Frigga hears that Valkyrie is dead, Captain Marvel and the Agents of Atlas are fighting Fire Goblins in China, the Venom symbiote is being tortured by Malekith, Thor is recuperating, and Laufey is at the ruins of the Statue of Liberty swatting fighter jets. Frigga is busy fighting off the endless hordes when Malekith throws the Venom symbiote as a spear at Frigga's stomach. Before he could kill her, Odin arrives in his new armor and buys time for Frigga to destroy the Black Bifrost Bridge where its blast seemingly kills them both while defeating Malekith's forces.War of the Realms #4.
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Jason admits that the CEO of Synco paid him to get Scott to put the anti-oil banner on the tank so they could all be framed for the explosion. Jason grabs a gun off one of the CIA agents and buys time for Scott and his group to escape; he is then, killed by the agents. Anthony and Scott realize that Garber may have been placed at Synco by a rival company to sabotage the business. Anthony hooks up some fuel canisters to the top of a car, and drives toward the volcano, planning to destroy it.
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The Resistance party then travels to the base's thermal oscillator to plant bombs and destroy it, leaving the weapon itself vulnerable, though in the process, Han Solo reunites with his son. Rey, Finn, and Chewbacca watch on as Han Solo implores Ben to return to his family and abandon the dark side, but Kylo Ren kills his father per the urging of Supreme Leader Snoke, hoping it will give him power. Instead, Kylo Ren finds himself only further lost in conflict and is struck by a bolt from Chewbacca. Nevertheless, it buys time for Poe Dameron and his squadrons to attack the base and perform bombing runs on the oscillator.
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On January 22, 2002, the NBA signed a six-year deal with The Walt Disney Company and Turner Sports, which renewed an existing deal with TNT and allowed ABC and ESPN to acquire the rights to air the league's games. ABC and ESPN reportedly paid an average of about US$400 million a season. Technically, ESPN pays the NBA for its broadcast rights and "buys" time on ABC to air select games (this is noted in copyright tags during the end credits at the conclusion of the telecasts, saying "The preceding program has been paid for by ESPN, Inc.") In all, the contract allowed the NBA to increase its rights fees by 25%.
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