Medical benefits is a central component of most contract negotiations.
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Drawing has always been a central component of Whitney's work.
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A central component of this plan relies on Chinese assistance. Amb.
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Reagan made reform a central component of his re-election campaign that year.
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" The court described lawful self-defense as "the central component of the right itself.
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Their dynamism is going to be a central component of any future revitalized U.S. economy.
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The mandate is a central component of ObamaCare of which Democrats are protective and Republicans critical.
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A vibrant left has always been a central component of any successful era of social reform.
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Energy resources are a central component of the natural resource base – that is, of national wealth.
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The mandate is a central component of ObamaCare of which Democrats are protective and Republicans critical.
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Medical aid in dying is a natural and central component of patient-centered, end-of-life care.
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Transistors are electrical switches, today based on these semiconducting properties, and the central component of computer processors.
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Trump is facing mounting questions over his position on illegal immigration, a central component of his campaign.
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Liquid was still the central component of the plan, but now dieters were allowed the occasional chewable meal.
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A central component of airport security around the world is a guarded perimeter around a "sterilized" secure area.
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But its past highlights a central component of its present and future: Facebook isn't going to fix itself.
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As a result, having a strong lineup of heroes is a (the?) central component of a successful deck.
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Electability and winning in the general election have been a central component of Biden's campaign during the primary.
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"Trying to do away with state licensing would be gutting a central component of the Flores Settlement," Gilman said.
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The actual ability to place phone calls isn't the central component of the iPhone (or really, any smartphone) today.
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Violence is not a central component of what we do and it's definitely not the only thing we do.
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It is, quite clearly, a central component to the way in which whites interpret the political and social world.
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Race relations in the United States have been a central component in many of this year's major news stories.
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This central component of the campaign was released when "La La Land" opened the Venice Film Festival in August.
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A central component of our North Korea strategy is persuading China to exert its decisive economic leverage on Pyongyang.
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Bing comes as a central component in the latest OS, and some users report difficulty switching to competing search options.
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That's a mouthful—so it's best to think of it as a central component to the American particle physics laboratory.
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Universal child care would be a central component of such a structural transformation, but it would be only the beginning.
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To the extent that bureaucracies stand for the impartial application of the law, they're a central component of a democracy.
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The city of Philadelphia, vibrant in history, culture and contemporary art, is a central component and companion to the program.
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It is meant to be a central component in an overhaul of city jails intended to combat pervasive abuse of inmates.
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While the commercials have long been a central component of the Super Bowl, it's unprecedented for them to get this political.
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The song is a central component of the video, emphasized by the fact that it is presented without any overlaid narration.
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Paul's primary demand, according to his office, is to substantially reduce the central component of the bill sponsored by GOP Sens.
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Clinton and Obama ran on health care reform because it was a central component to the Democratic Party platform for decades.
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The science is clear: Treatment with approved medications (methadone, buprenorphine and extended-release naltrexone) must be a central component of treatment.
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Some say blasting him publicly will only make him dig in on protectionist measures, a central component of his 2016 campaign.
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The proposal spells out the details of a central component of the climate plan released by Bennet, a 2020 presidential candidate.
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But Trump and the current White House have supercharged the process, making it a central component of relations with these countries.
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Identifying and supporting those Sunnis has become a central component of the American intervention and will be critical to retaking Mosul.
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The campaign's central component is a website assuring readers that Waymo's cars are both perfectly safe and the way of the future.
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He also noted that Trump has not completed the border wall that was a central component of his 2628 White House bid.
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Victims must be helped to obtain justice, which should be a "central component" of any negotiated settlement ending the war, they said.
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According to the University of Pennsylvania's Martin Seligman, a leading happiness researcher, achievement (or accomplishment) is a central component of well-being.
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The central component of the new legislative package would be to permanently extend the tax changes for individuals from the 2017 law.
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That is a very central component of Palestinian identity and the Palestinian narrative, and it happens to be an internationally recognized right.
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But our new technologies also mean that there's one central component we might have the power to remove from government completely: the politicians.
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Credit is a central component of spending, allowing you to obtain goods and services today with a promise to pay for them later.
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And it's because every game gets a central component wrong: The key to blackjack, the thing that makes it interesting, is the betting.
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The misuse of chat rooms has also been a central component in many recent cases where market manipulation, collusion, or "spoofing" was involved.
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The Fix is blessed with an exceptionally talented team of reporters, and it will remain a central component of The Post's political coverage.
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Gillibrand has made it clear she intends to focus on the power of women and families as a central component of her campaign.
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And second, understand most people want to work and denying them the option deprives them of the central component of being a responsible citizen.
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The health care bill, whatever its merits, was not a budget, or a central component of anyone's conception of what a budget should be.
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The grenade launchers that were the subject of Mr. Schroeder's analysis are the central component of a reusable weapon system commonly called RPG-7s.
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Trump himself has called for an overhaul of the legal immigration system and a crackdown on illegal immigration as a central component of his presidency.
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This "state mandate" would replace the controversial federal mandate — a central component of the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare — that the Trump administration recently canceled.
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Real estate developer Richard LeFrak LeFrak, a longtime friend of Trump's, is in charge of a central component of the president's infrastructure bill: vetting projects.
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Successive administrations in the United States, led by Democrats and Republicans alike, have embraced liberalized trade as a central component of the nation's foreign policy.
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Heavyweights such as Huawei are also involved in deploying 5G mobile technology — a central component of China's digital economy — worldwide under the Digital Silk Road.
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Facebook in recent months has made its Live feature - which allows anyone to broadcast a video in real time - a central component of its strategy.
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Facebook this year has made its Live feature, which allows anyone to broadcast a video directly from their smartphone, a central component of its growth strategy.
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Nearly every significant regulator has voiced concerns about the need for heightened monitoring of the practices and it has become a central component of market surveillance.
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Their marriage is a central component of the film, both in the professional sphere, where they share a case, but also on a more personal level.
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While publishing will remain a central component of the business that Girlboss is building, Amoruso says that the brand encompasses much more than a content play.
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So yes again, hurricanes have now become a central component of what I call the climate swerve: the powerful shift in our awareness of climate truths.
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The central component of the plan to finance the proposed rate cuts is deeply opposed by even more Republicans than currently have problems with their Obamacare plan.
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The Trump administration is moving to make the United States the world's leading exporter of natural gas as a central component of both energy and trade policy.
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There's an obvious opening for the Biden campaign to make the president's attacks a central component of his campaign, especially with his emphasis on his own electability.
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But doing so would largely be giving up the central component of their leverage to force an immigration deal -- the Republican desire to substantially increase defense spending.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - The misuse of chat rooms has been a central component in many recent cases where market manipulation, collusion, or "spoofing" was involved.
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Why it matters: Apple has made user privacy a central component of its design and pitch to consumers, drawing a sharp contrast with companies like Facebook and Google.
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During his run for office last year, Trump made his disdain for NAFTA a central component of a populist message designed to engender support among working class Americans.
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Affordable homes must be a central component of that agenda so that families like Jennifer and Dylan can once again rest easy and feel secure in their home.
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Paul's primary demand, according to his office, is to substantially reduce the central component of the bill: block grants to states with money to spend on health care.
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HOUSTON — The Trump administration is moving to make the United States the world's leading exporter of natural gas as a central component of both energy and trade policy.
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It was also panned for using questionable math and offering minimal detail about the president's tax plan, a central component in Mr. Trump's plans for improving the economy.
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Avocados can level-up your toast, infuse your smoothies with protein and satisfying texture, and serve as the central component of the most perfect appetizer on the planet, guacamole.
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Rubio: It's no surprise that Rubio, who has long been a vocal leader in the call to repeal Obamacare has made that the central component to his healthcare plan.
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Energy resources are a central component of the natural resource base, and that is why it is essential that the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) be finalized and ratified.
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On Monday, Iran said it would soon stop abiding by a central component of the nuclear deal, the limit on how much enriched uranium it is allowed to stockpile.
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The permanent migration program has been a central component of the country's successful economic growth, said Chris F. Wright, a senior lecturer at the University of Sydney Business School.
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This brings us back to the Trump administration's plan, which threatens to abandon this central component of reform and release the duopoly back into private control -- unless Congress acts.
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" The court found that the law did not fall into a historically unprotected category and instead implicated the "central component" of the Second Amendment — "the right to self-defense.
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Promises to Keep provides a glimpse into a small fraction of Pakistani performance art in the making, which is a central component of Naseer's practice as an artist and curator.
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WMPs issued by banks and other financial institutions, such as trust companies, have been a central component of China's murky shadow banking sector, which the government has struggled to contain.
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This month's NCA echoes another report published this fall from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), which specifically identified carbon pricing as a central component of combating climate change.
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Mr. Obama plans to make the My Brother's Keeper Alliance, a spinoff of the project he started in 2014, a central component of his life and work after the presidency.
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Experts say the World Cup is a central component of a plan not only to develop the country physically, but also to increase its name recognition on the global stage.
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Tech is a central component of Vision 2030, with emphasis on building a digital infrastructure and expanding into e-commerce, migrating government services online, and increasing investments in emerging technologies.
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President Obama prevailed in a major campaign to prevent Congress from rejecting the agreement, and for better or worse, the Iran nuclear deal will occupy a central component of his legacy.
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Macron has made climate change and lowering greenhouse gases a central component of both his domestic and foreign policies, only to face dramatic failure at the hands of his "yellow vest" countrymen.
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The retail offering is a central component of Britain's plans to end its ownership of the lender, and the government has said it hopes to proceed with an offering as markets improve.
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To remind you, I had no functioning "Group Critique" class, the central component of an MFA degree, for which I was registered to meet twice a week for three hours each session.
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The public's views on immigration have gradually become more liberal over all in recent years, even as President Trump has made his opposition to immigration a central component of his political persona.
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Manchin, Heitkamp and other Democrats oppose the proposal to lower the corporate tax rate to 20 percent, a central component of the GOP bill, but they say they are willing to negotiate.
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On Monday, Iran announced that it would soon stop honoring a central component of a 2015 nuclear deal, the limit on how much low-enriched uranium the country is allowed to stockpile.
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Furthermore, Latinx indigeneity becomes even more difficult to define when we consider the traumas of migration and deterritorialization that are such a central component of the Latin American diaspora in the United States.
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The central component of Snapchat's political coverage is the "live story," which is a carefully edited piece that uses a few of the tens of thousands of videos uploaded daily by Snapchat users.
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"Stop sales of diesel and gasoline vehicles in 2025" it says, noting that the four political parties have come to an agreement about making this a central component to the country's energy plan.
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Right now, the classic princesses seem to be getting all the attention, in large part because Disney has made the sequence such a central component of their Ralph Breaks the Internet marketing campaign.
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A central component of the models that mainstream economists have used for decades is that the inflation rate is shaped by the amount of "slack" or unused capacity in the economy, especially unemployment.
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"If we are going to treat voting as the central component of our democracy, we need to be far less cavalier about taking people off the rolls," she said, according to the newspaper.
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A central component of the program is to incentivize students to graduate on time, because the longer they remain in school, the more expensive it becomes and the more debt they take on.
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Al-Udeid is a central component to America's air war capability, and is now sitting on Iranian territory, or at least that is how Tehran and Doha see the American base, licking their chops.
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When white supremacist organizations crop up in tellings of American history, they appear and recede from the story quickly, a footnote about racism to be overlooked, not a central component of the American story.
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"It's not lost on any of us that a central component of what he said when he ran in 2016 has to be addressed in a meaningful way," he said in a recent interview.
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"He understands that the building of the wall was a central component of the campaign and it's very difficult going into the '18 cycle not having built it," one source close to Trump said.
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SCL Group is a U.K.-based behavioral research firm that has reportedly worked with the Department of Defense in the past; its subsidiary Cambridge Analytica was a central component of the Trump campaign's winning strategy.
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He has made opposition to a single-payer system like "Medicare for all" a central component of his campaign recently, directly challenging Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York.
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President Donald Trump began the first week post-shutdown with a seemingly odd (for Trump) and random endorsement of Bible study in public schools, an issue that's never been a central component of his agenda.
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If you're in a similar situation and sat here reading the internet, there is, thankfully, a cure: "go outside, find some time to do something"—which, really, has always been a central component of Tyler's career.
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While Mr. Bederow has never stated the encounter was consensual, he said the D.N.A. "does not speak in one way or the other to the central component" of the woman's claim — that she was forcibly raped.
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Money, lobbying, campaign and super PAC contributions, and the stacking of legislative and judicial power in favor of oligopolies, are now a central component of the system of legalized corruption that characterizes American politics and governance.
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As Republicans meet to discuss potential paths forward on tax reform, one major consideration is what existing deductions might be eliminated to offset the lowering of tax rates–a central component of any anticipated reform package.
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But supporters of separation believe they have new momentum now that President Trump has come out in strong support of the privatization model, making it a central component of the White House's recent "infrastructure week" initiative.
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The Education Department has made deregulation a central component of its first year under DeVos, including rescinding guidance on the rights of disabled students and moving to limit the scope of civil rights investigations at schools.
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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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A few years ago he noticed that live brass bands, which had been a central component at Carnival, were on the wane, so he got one together and started leading it in the processions every year.
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The upshot, sources said, was that Rosenblum saw Nylon's historically queer sensibility as more of a special topic than a central component of its voice and planned to remake it as a general-interest women's fashion site.
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Quist tried to make the health care debate in Washington a central component of his campaign, but Gianforte didn't fully embrace the Republican House-passed bill from the beginning, arguing it was rushed and not fully baked.
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As the Costs of War Project at Brown University's Watson Institute has noted, the full costs of America's post-220006/2202 wars, of which Iraq is a central component, have now reached the astounding sum of $2628 trillion.
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In short, the 2012 Romney voters who did not vote for Mr. Trump have views that are pretty distant from the emerging Republican consensus that drove Mr. Trump's victory and has been a central component of his presidency.
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The proposal is a central component in Democratic Governor J.B. Pritzker's effort to raise revenue to address the fiscal problems plaguing Illinois, which suffers from a structural budget deficit and has the worst credit rating of any U.S. state.
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In recent years, many companies and investors have committed to focusing on the environmental impact of business, but none of the largest investors in the country have been willing to make it a central component of their investment strategy.
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Turning more of the eatery's restaurants over to franchisees is a central component of McGuire's plan for change at Buffalo Wild Wings and instrumental in his statement that the company's share price could triple if a number of changes were made.
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After its spontaneous appearance in the Twickenham stands, it persisted, taking on a life of its own, and eventually the Rugby Football Union, the governing body for the sport in England, embraced it as a central component of its marketing.
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The obsessive focus on a handful of overeager college organizers and professors is a mistake; it obscures the undeniable fact that organization around group identity has helped create a number of vital political movements that are defending liberalism's central component parts.
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But when I discussed this with James Croft—a humanist community organizer who has also been deeply engaged in movement and online atheism for many years as a speaker and blogger—he emphasized that Spencer's atheism is a central component of his worldview.
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Many of the 2711,22 agents of the U.S. Border Patrol, once a quasi-military organization tasked with intercepting drug runners and smugglers, are beginning to feel hated by critics of the Trump administration's border policy, of which they are a central component.
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"The prime minister sees rugby league as a central component of his soft-power plan as China's influence in the Pacific grows," said a senior rugby league official who declined to be identified as he is not authorized to talk about the plan.
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In its first formal response to the killing of Qassem Soleimani in a drone strike at Baghdad airport, Iran said on Sunday it would abandon limits on its enrichment of uranium, further breaching a central component of the deal it struck with six major powers.
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The Heritage Foundation insists that a repeal could go beyond the revenue components of the bill and could also include an undoing of the mandates that require people to purchase insurance and medium and large businesses to provide it for their employees — a central component to Obamacare.
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Several sources familiar with the conversations said Cohn is cool to a central component of Ryan's tax reform plan, which would pay for lower rates through border adjustment, a concept that would raise more than $1 trillion over a decade by taxing imports while exempting exports.
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But hundreds of pages of legal documents, as well as interviews with former students and instructors, suggest the surveys themselves were a central component of a business model that, according to lawsuits and investigators, deceived consumers into handing over thousands of dollars with tantalizing promises of riches.
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They did show that an amino acid, the building block of the proteins which are in turn a central component of life as we know it, can form in lab models of early Earth conditions, according to the paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Affordable homes, a decent job to pay your bills, reliable child care when you are at work and the opportunity to go to a doctor and pick up your medication must be a central component of that agenda so that all families can feel secure, can thrive and prosper.
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The track club and Atlanta, long one of the country's distance-running hubs, had grand ambitions for showcasing their dedication to the sport when, in 2500, they made covering the expenses of everyone who qualified for the race a central component of their bid to host the event.
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Falsnaes is himself often a central component of his works, and his presence — whether loud, gesticulating and shouting, or intimate, staring at the viewer through a prerecorded on-tablet performance — has something of the motivational guru about it, a self-professed prophet with a hint of something even more unsavoury.
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By including a variety of high-fiber foods in every meal and snack you eat each day – a central component of "My 5" eating plan – you'll keep your weight in check by keeping yourself fuller for longer, and you'll add years to your life by lowering your risk of chronic disease.
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And so the drumbeating for intervention by Congress has been loud and uninterrupted for many months, as the central component of an effort by commonwealth politicians and their allies to force the creditors to accept terms far less favorable than those that negotiations less distorted by political pressures would produce.
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Reversing a trend in the final years of the Obama presidency, the Trump administration is auctioning off millions of acres of drilling rights to oil and gas developers, a central component of the White House's plan to work hand in glove with the industry to promote more domestic energy production.
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Even before Joseph Stalin's "revolution from above"—the crash-industrialization implemented through the late 1920s and early 1930s—early Bolshevik leaders like Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trotsky agreed that American industrial technology would be a central component of building socialism, and dismissed critics who argued that American capitalist forms would inherently corrupt Soviet socialist content.
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The remarks, made to a group of Japanese and Filipino businessmen in Tokyo, are the clearest signal yet that Mr. Duterte wants to renegotiate the 2014 agreement his predecessor reached with the United States to let the Pentagon use five Philippine military bases, a central component of the Obama administration's plan to bolster American influence in Asia.
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In the era of Donald Trump, candidates of both parties should be proud to run as reformers — but particularly Democrats, who can cast the issue not only as a central component of a broader progressive agenda, but as yet another example of just how out of touch with the country Mr. Trump and his administration are.
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Members of the caravan that moved to the U.S. in October and became a central component of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's messaging for the 2018 midterm elections benefited from help in Mexico.
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Senate Republican and Democratic negotiators are battling over a central component of 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's stimulus plan: sending out hundreds of billions of dollars in rebate checks to middle-income Americans.
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Peppered by skeptical questions from reporters, Mr. Mulvaney was remarkably nonchalant in conceding a central component of the Democratic case for impeachment: that the aid was delayed, in part, because of Mr. Trump's belief in an unfounded conspiracy theory that a Democratic National Committee email server hacked in 2016 may be hidden in Ukraine and could hold data showing that Russia did not interfere in that year's election.
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Over time, the overtness of the faith displayed by Christian bands largely diminished, following the path of other "crossover" artists like Amy Grant and King's X. But that didn't mean it wasn't still a central component of the project; while altar calls and concert-ending "God bless" still happened at occasional shows, it was often much more about deciphering cryptic lyrics and music videos that served as subtle nods to the piety of each band.
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