But you know something, changing course, changing course in New Jersey is never easy.
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" Asked if he applauded the president for changing course, Smith responded that Trump is "changing course like a drunken sailor.
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Is President Trump changing course — again — on gun control?
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There is no indication of Trump changing course on the border.
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Has he thought of diversifying or changing course in any way?
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Now he's changing course to keep their users inside Facebook's ecosystem.
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Worth $847, this game-changing course is available for just $29.
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Changing course so dramatically, and so quickly, requires incredibly precise guidance.
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Apple quickly reversed the decision, and was applauded for changing course.
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Far from changing course, they are doubling down on hyper-globalization—deepening
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They acknowledge that changing course can be scary, as well as exciting.
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Don't worry about Didymoon changing course to hit Earth or anything like that.
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So why, then, is the Fed changing course on shrinking the bond portfolio?
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NATO should see itself as a flexible organization capable of changing course rapidly.
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Mr. Orban shows no sign of changing course with European parliamentary elections looming.
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Pilots do their best to avoid it by adjusting their altitude or changing course.
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So I do not buy into the happy, fuzzy narrative that they're changing course.
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For now, Republicans don't appear to be changing course; this is just another scare.
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That starts by changing course on how his administration treats American who are Muslim.
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Both first lady Melania Trump and Nielsen reportedly had roles in the changing course.
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Big multinational VCs have a history of changing course in their global investment strategies.
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The problem is that outreach didn't work, and now the administration is changing course.
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Chuck Schumer and Senate Democrats aren't changing course, despite all those second-guessing them.
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Chinese officials have been changing course after their initially slow response to the virus.
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So there did seem to be a lot of changing course along the way.
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But when Mendes appeared on the screen, she considered changing course for the pop star.
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As a consequence, when that pole star suddenly winked out, we didn't consider changing course.
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Other analysts reckon the bank should take one final shot at inflation before changing course.
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It's clear that Shine, Trump's latest communications chief and former Fox News executive, isn't changing course.
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In an interview earlier this month, Newhouse praised Perdue for listening to lawmakers and changing course.
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Perhaps it was the impossibility of not changing course when presented with such an obvious landmark.
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The administration started changing course today and Congress can pass legislation today — let's get this done.
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But because Keurig machines were designed specifically for the pods, changing course soon seemed virtually impossible.
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The country's former Prime Minister Gordon Darcy Lilo said changing course could boost investment to the country.
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" Slightly changing course, he then says, "And I hope that she continues to be an excellent mother.
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After weeks of relative inaction, the Trump administration has spent the past few days rapidly changing course.
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So, we worry that changing course now will make us look lazy and quick to give up.
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Changing course on the legal battlefield may not be looked upon kindly by judges, legal experts say.
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Trump on Monday signaled he has no intention of changing course despite the pressure from his party.
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Changing course on these important programs would negatively impact the business community, our economy and American workers.
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And imagine changing course, and the burdens that would accrue, in the midst of another potential terror attack.
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But the key to keeping their boats afloat is not completely changing course to follow Facebook's siren call.
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Global stock markets initially fell on Wednesday after Trump's surprise win before changing course in the European afternoon.
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"Make no mistake that the administration is changing course because people spoke out," the fundraiser's Facebook page said.
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A book about the periphery must feel like the periphery: working its way around, changing course, never there.
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She takes the girls' hands and holds tight, changing course, crossing Central Park West to Central Park South.
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Rather than changing course, Brownback said, Myanmar authorities were "doubling down" by opening a new front in Kachin state.
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Conservatives are "tired of being burned by politicians who claim to be against amnesty" before changing course, he said.
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Changing course While his popularity is down, Heydarian doesn't think that the Duterte administration is in a death spiral.
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Still, comments from Haley at the U.N. on Wednesday underlined the sense that the Trump administration is changing course.
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While the band is expecting a few jabs for changing course on "Rock of Ages," it's ready for anything.
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He did not mention changing course on the most business-friendly overhaul of the French labor market in decades.
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Wang, a private coal trader who had planned to buy U.S. coal from Runhe, said he was changing course.
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After years spent believing "bigger is better," America's professional sports teams are changing course and building smaller, more intimate venues.
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Asked whether Souki's dismissal has altered Cheniere's plans, Shear shrugged off the notion the company is planning on changing course.
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In his book, "Changing Course," Clint Bolick documents the manpower shortage that existed in the aftermath of the Civil War.
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Buyers, sellers and brokers are slowly adjusting to this new reality, which might explain why your broker suggested changing course.
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But Trump's conduct here is so flagrant, so lawless and so abusive that Pelosi is now changing course on impeachment.
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Johnson himself might come to realize the consequences of such an ambitious promise and end up changing course — or not.
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After years of nationalizing businesses and setting consumer prices, however, Maduro is now changing course while retaining his socialist rhetoric.
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"Shame on those who manipulate what I've allegedly said on fascism," he said on Twitter on Wednesday, before changing course.
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Instead of changing course, Exxon actively sought to disprove climate science, because recognizing its validity would be bad for business.
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One of the sources said the private oil and gas producer explored options to go public in 2011 before changing course.
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Changing course The GGWSSI is listening to the experts and adapting its approach, according to the Initiative co-ordinator Elvis Tangem.
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For a while, some Russians and foreign leaders thought the country was really changing course and that Medvedev had genuine autonomy.
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Major oil producers meeting in Abu Dhabi on Sunday signaled that they were considering once again changing course and cutting production.
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But if past is prologue -- and it almost always is, since we humans don't change all that much -- Moore ain't changing course.
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A week ago, for example, Pence rowed back on Trump's blacklist of some media outlets, saying the campaign is discussing changing course.
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And like that bill, the REACH Act is less about changing course than about entrenching reforms the Obama administration has already initiated.
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The U.S. should seek to negotiate from a position of strength with Putin — changing course on Crimea would only achieve the opposite.
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The Independent reports pilots are changing course because they can receive better pay as well as stable working hours for commercial airlines.
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In tech, some days you are the titans of capitalism, plotting a world-changing course with your fresh ideas and disruptive vision.
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The tanker, named Aris 13, sent out a distress call on Monday before changing course towards the port town of Alula, Reuters reports.
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Jane Wyatt's life, as comic readers have known it for the last 20 years, is changing course: On Friday, she is getting married.
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But HBO's "Veep" — one of the shows you'd think would be most inclined to satirize a vulgar, egotistical U.S. president — isn't changing course.
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The corporate environment reflects forces, along with the changing course of global central banks, that could further add to the choppiness of markets.
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But since admitting defeat and changing course has never been Hollywood's style, it looks as if they're doubling down on their futile efforts.
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The announcement was another turnabout for Mr. Trump after a week of changing course on an array of domestic and foreign policy matters.
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Washington (CNN)Ivanka Trump is changing course and will become a government employee in the coming days, a White House official told CNN Wednesday.
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Changing Course Both neuroscience and behavioral psychology support the most optimistic part of this whole discussion: that both our brain and behavior is malleable.
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The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday and gave no indication that it was changing course on its rate-hiking path ahead.
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But some health policy observers are worried the Trump administration is changing course with minimal transparency and eyeing radical changes to Medicare and Medicaid.
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Between 2015 and 2016, the U.S. saw an 11 percent uptick in pedestrian deaths, and there's no sign that the trend is changing course.
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The MTA had to ignore most of this because it had already made its decision, and changing course would cost a lot of money.
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Still, Shlesinger has a habit of changing course just when you least expect it, and she backs up her observations with some killer impressions.
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"Today the Education Department announced that it will reverse its single loan servicer plan – and I'm glad that they are changing course," she wrote.
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The non-OPEC heavyweight has warned the group must tread carefully to ensure it does not end up changing course by 180 degrees every month.
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Cramer expects the only thing that can stop the market's recent plunge is the Fed changing course on interest rates or Trump ending his tariffs.
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After a few months of wishy-washy statements on net neutrality indicating that the company had largely given up on it, Netflix is changing course.
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Changing course is critical for Yik Yak, which has declined in monthly users and on the iOS and Android app charts the past two years.
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We'll see how much Game of Thrones leakage HBO can stand before changing course, but for now the company seems content to weather the storm.
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Selected photographs from each workshop are on display in NOMA's current exhibition, Changing Course: Reflections on New Orleans Histories, on view until September 16, 2018.
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With the casting of Clare Crawley as Bachelorette, it finally seemed like The Bachelor franchise was changing course from its increasingly younger crop of contestants.
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But Biden also vowed not to return to Obama's initial ideas and implicitly Obama himself rejected this approach by changing course during his second term.
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Trump officials: First Amendment at stake The Trump administration is supporting Janus in the case, changing course from the Obama administration in the 2016 case.
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The scandal hurt the reputation of JPMorgan Chief Executive Jamie Dimon, who at first downplayed the losses as a "tempest in a teapot" before changing course.
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Changing course from his earlier public declarations, Viall took to the Internet to defend Bristowe against the backlash from critics who she said slut-shamed her.
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Apple is changing course in how it treats tips collected within apps in what may end up being a mixed bag for developers and digital creators.
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The administration said it was changing course, partly because of concerns expressed by coastal communities that feared drilling could wreak havoc on tourism and commercial fishing.
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While Obama was bound to seeing the JCPOA through, Trump's hawks may not have the same inclination, perhaps even changing course in response to provocative gestures.
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HP appears to finally be changing course with some of its most recent models and finally adopting Precision trackpads, but sadly, this Spectre isn't one of those.
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It's said that the new administration may be changing course by pushing for a faster and cheaper return to the Moon before the end of Trump's term.
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Trump is less popular at this point in his administration than any previous president despite a generally benign economic climate, and shows no sign of changing course.
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According to ABC News, Phoenix police deemed the protest an unlawful assembly once protesters began changing course with intentions to block a major interstate in the city.
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"Changing course now is unfair to defrauded borrowers who were misled first by Corinthian and now by the department, and is likely to be challenged in court."
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If we are considering changing course — as everyone, including myself, seems to think we should — it's helpful to see what the actual choices are, warts and all.
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"I think you should run for President," Curtis, 60, said at the end of the interview, suddenly changing course after speaking about her own journey to sobriety.
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Equity markets fell the past two sessions amid a flight to safety, but look to be changing course as Monday passed with no new escalation in tensions.
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An oversilted river — a river with too much sand — is also prone to flooding and changing course, and strategic sand mining can help keep it on track.
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It has yet to produce any actual recommendations for changing course from Obama's nuclear policy, let alone led to any concrete changes in the US nuclear arsenal.
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On Monday night, Cramer said the only thing that can stop the market's recent plunge is the Fed changing course on interest rates or Trump ending his tariffs.
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Cramer has said repeatedly in recent weeks that only the Federal Reserve changing course on hiking interest rates or Trump ending his tariffs would halt the market plunge.
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Whether that rapprochement continues under President Donald Trump remains to be seen; as a candidate, Trump was supportive of Obama's approach before changing course and promising a rollback.
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Flashback: Steve Jobs was opposed to third-party apps for the the iPhone when it launched in 2007 — believing that web-based applications would suffice — before changing course.
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Throughout Sunday Sketching, Niemann uses clever drawings and his charming breed of humor to tackle tricky subjects like insecurity, money, and changing course while things are going well.
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The Federal Reserve opted not to raise interest rates at its January meeting and gave no indication that it was changing course on its rate-hiking path ahead.
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Overnight, the Fed opted not to raise interest rates at its January meeting and gave no indication that it was changing course on its rate-hiking path ahead.
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He has also supported bipartisan immigration reform in the past that granted a pathway to citizenship to undocumented immigrants before changing course and advocating securing the border first.
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Although there is some evidence he is changing course, such as his reversals on such controversial policies as his campaign stance against China, the verdict is still out.
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There comes a time in the evolution of social policy when law enforcement, science, medical authorities and the majority of the public reach a consensus about changing course.
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CNN, citing two defense officials, reported that the Russian ship, a surveillance and intelligence-collection vessel, came within 180 feet of the US destroyer before changing course.—U.
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Choosing the Right Mission : I earned two degrees in fine arts and took a position at a local architectural firm prior to changing course and entering the police academy.
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The Fed opted not to raise interest rates at its January meeting, as expected, and gave no indication that it was changing course on its rate-hiking path ahead.
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The Spanish Network for Immigration and Refugee Help, a non-governmental organization, accused the government of abruptly "changing course" in its immigration policies and "discriminating" against the new arrivals.
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If changing course and teaming up with the conservatives requires a change of leadership at the SPD, that would be unlikely before a party conference on Dec. 7-9.
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Changing course will not only require a more rounded and diplomatic approach than a tariff war, but also the voices of these farmers at the table, leading the way.
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The photographs work in dialogue with the multidisciplinary artworks of six contemporary artists in Changing Course, who explore the city's overlooked histories in honor of New Orleans' tricentennial celebration.
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The European Central Bank's Governing Council has outlined a plan for winding down emergency stimulus measures and shows no sign of changing course, despite a plethora of new risks.
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As U.S. Skiing's surest bet to medal, the New Jersey native faced heightened pressure as well as the variables associated with outdoor competition, like weather and constantly changing course conditions.
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Republicans are changing course and going on the offensive against the women accusing Brett Kavanaugh, as voting on his Supreme Court nomination is expected to start as early as Friday.
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The first U.S. warship to visit New Zealand in more than 30 years was changing course Tuesday to help evacuate people stranded in a coastal town following a powerful earthquake.
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Naughton, the founder of 314 Action, was a "chemist by training," and she worked in breast cancer research and drug discovery before changing course to work for her family's business.
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How would Weld feel if he remains on the ticket, and Trump is elected by a very narrow margin, which he could have prevented by changing course and endorsing Clinton?
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But something is happening at the United Nations that proves that changing course is possible, and it holds important lessons for how the world considers issues in the Middle East.
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But the chances of President Obama changing course and approving military intervention in the closing months of his presidency are seen as slim, leaving the issue for the next president.
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Experienced pilots know that a sudden change in the angle of the light that comes through a cabin window can be the first sign that the pilot is changing course.
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It doesn't take too much insight to recognize that Ryan is embattled and defensive at the moment and has clearly dug in his heels with no intention of changing course.
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The president, who has not always had a close relationship with Mr. Ryan, may consider changing course and working across party lines to develop support for universal access to Medicare.
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George Foreman is changing course on Colin Kaepernick -- saying there's NOTHING wrong with his decision to protest and even hailing him as a "great football player" who belongs in the NFL.
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The only thing that can stop the market's recent plunge is the Federal Reserve changing course on interest rates or President Donald Trump ending his tariffs, according to CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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"We have a difficult time seeing how OPEC would in any way be swayed here in terms of changing course, in terms of policy," said Michael Tran, commodity strategist at RBC.
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That so many hedge funds remained bullish on Valeant despite months of turmoil — as questions were raised repeatedly about its accounting practices — reflects the difficulty managers sometimes have with changing course.
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W.H. Auden's "The Age of Anxiety" has devolved into an age of outrage whose citizenry has grown adept at justifying procrastination to the point of changing course to suit its comfort.
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"Me too," Jeremiah said and they swooped right like two birds changing course, leaving behind their small rectangle of freedom and allowing the burden of the city to swallow them whole again.
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Kelner filed a notice with the court Thursday that Flynn had fired his legal team and hired new counsel; Kelner didn't disclose who that would be, or why Flynn was changing course.
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The weaker data on construction and manufacturing dented the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields fell to their lowest level since April 1 after the Fed statement before changing course after Powell's comments.
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The GOP leader backed down from an aggressive timetable and new restrictions on evidence in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial, changing course after protests from senators like Republican Susan Collins of Maine.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump made it clear a day after firing national security adviser John Bolton that he will be calling the shots on US foreign policy and possibly changing course.
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But with many of the latest polls showing Moore regaining his lead on Democratic candidate Doug Jones, who has trounced him in fundraising, many Republicans are changing course ahead of the Dec.
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Axios' Alayna Treene reports that President Trump became obsessed with media reaction to the August stock drop, leading to him compulsively float tax cuts before changing course less than 24 hours later.
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While these are positive signs, a lot of uncertainty remains, including what Mr. Mattis proposes to do with transgender recruits and whether Mr. Trump is capable of changing course on this issue.
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But, there's one big problem: Every time you so much as think about changing course, a giant lump lodges itself in the back of your throat or you break out into a sweat.
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"We have a difficult time seeing how OPEC would in any way be swayed here in terms of changing course, in terms of policy," said Michael Tran, commodity strategist at RBC Capital Markets.
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But the president is famous for abruptly changing course in ways that most of his predecessors would have avoided — for example, the on-again, off-again, on-again summit meeting with North Korea.
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Constant reevaluation is the bedrock of good public health response, and changing course is actually a good thing—it means that officials are responding to new evidence and being nimble with their plans.
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And it's an all-too-rare instance of people in power being willing to change their minds — to decide that the embarrassment of changing course is better than doubling down on a mistake.
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President Trump has sent mixed messages on whether Mueller should testify, saying earlier in May that it was up to the attorney general before changing course and saying the special counsel should not testify.
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The most dangerous course of action is complacency — to continue to do things just because it is what we have always done or because there is red tape in the way of changing course.
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Therefore, I believe our elected leaders in Congress should consider taking steps to improve our air and missile defense capabilities as quickly as possible – which may require making some tough decisions and changing course.
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But the growing recognition that acne is caused, at least in part, by a disrupted microbiome (and not, as the popular mythology goes, greasy foods or poor hygiene) means some doctors are changing course.
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It will take years to repeal the rule, and at the end of the day, the Trump administration will have to persuade a skeptical court that there is new information that justifies changing course.
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The Department of Homeland Security is changing course on a policy introduced last week that would have required all US citizens traveling internationally to have their faces scanned and added to a biometric database.
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New York (CNN Business)Saudi Arabian airline flyadeal said on Sunday that it will fly an all-Airbus fleet, changing course from a plan to buy up to 83 of Boeing's embattled 737 Max planes.
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His philosophy of "never retreat" prevented him from changing course; in China, nationalist pressure insisted that President Xi stand up to the Americans; while the EU was too preoccupied with Brexit to make a difference.
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The 2-year Treasury yield hit its highest level since June 2008 after the Federal Reserve showed no signs of changing course on its plans for further rate hikes despite recent turbulence in financial markets.
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Sherry Spencer allegedly agreed to sell the building before changing course and publishing a blog post asserting Gersh attempted to threaten her to sell the building as a way to force her out of town.
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"I don't think it will interfere with the timetable for that process," Johnson said, noting that the government planned to appeal the ruling and that there was no question of Britain changing course on Brexit.
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A trip that was supposed to take at most two days had actually taken four, because the captain kept changing course, and once even changed speedboats, to avoid run-ins with the U.S. Coast Guard.
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But it's a sign that the Fed was more aggressive than it needed to be in terms of raising interest rates, and slower than it should have been in recognizing its error and changing course.
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It initially adopted a strategy of allowing the virus to spread at a so-called "manageable" level, before suddenly changing course last week when modeling showed that could result in hundreds of thousands of deaths.
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Alex sees this as her chance to throw out some softball one-liners about feminism and the changing course of the show, but Maggie calmly tells her that she isn't doing some feminist fluff piece.
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Unable to communicate real feelings directly — he keeps telling us what he should have said as if that counted — he's like a mouse in a maze of emotions, banging into walls and instantly changing course.
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Frank Rose, a former senior arms control official at the State Department during the Obama administration, said Mattis appears to be taking a prudent approach by testing North Korea&aposs intentions to disarm before changing course.
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However, Trump's choice of Pruitt, a climate change denier and fierce opponent of regulatory overreach, showed his commitment to overhauling the EPA and changing course on climate -- all things he promised to do throughout his campaign.
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She then decided to target a livestock farm and wanted to form a team, officials said, before changing course again and saying she and her roommate planned to make a pipe bomb and were gathering materials.
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Finland's centre-left government, which took office in June, has said it would step up spending to boost the economy, changing course in comparison with the previous centre-right government which managed to curb spending slightly.
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Despite months of criticism over his handling of a corporate criminal case and treatment of a female cabinet minister — and continuing pressure over his environmental and energy policies — he is not paring back or changing course.
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Video of the incident, which was obtained by CNN, shows the Russian warship rapidly approaching the USS Farragut, coming as close as 180 feet to the US ship before changing course, according to two defense officials.
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Even as America was still chewing over Barr's summary of the Mueller report, the Trump administration announced that it was changing course and supporting a Texas judge's decision that would totally invalidate the Affordable Care Act.
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Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) referenced Trump's often-repeated promise during his 2016 presidential campaign that Mexico would pay for his border wall, hammering him for completely changing course and trying to put taxpayers on the hook.
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Meanwhile, Dudley said OPEC's ministerial committee was not getting anything "wrong" in changing course, it was just recognizing that circumstances surrounding Iranian sanctions had changed, with the U.S. granting exemptions to eight countries that purchase Iranian oil.
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They heard how the village was established in the 1970s after homes on the nearby Majuli Island, one of the biggest river islands in the world, were flooded through erosion and the changing course of the river.
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After President George W. Bush took office in January 2001, Hatch reportedly signaled that an unreturned or negative blue slip would not automatically halt action on a nomination, spurring Democrats to accuse him of unfairly changing course.
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"We model crypto approximately flat," said Jensen Huang, Nvidia's chief executive officer, meaning the company isn't changing course because it's expecting the value of cryptocurrencies and the resulting demand for graphics cards to go up or down.
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Then again, the Nottingham-born designer is nothing if not pragmatic, having studied medicine for 10 years at the University of Glasgow before changing course and pursuing a women's wear master's at the Royal College of Art.
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U.S. President Donald Trump urged Americans last week to get vaccinated to prevent the spread of measles, changing course from remarks he made in 2014 when he expressed doubt about giving children government-recommended doses of vaccines.
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The franc dropped to 1.187 francs to the euro this week, its weakest level since then, but Jordan said changing course risked renewing upward pressure on the Swiss franc, whose strength weighs on Switzerland's export-reliant economy.
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West and Imax joined forces originally to live-stream one of West&aposs Sunday Service pop-up concerts, but West ended up changing course and making a short film instead (directed by British fashion photographer Nick Knight).
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Just weeks after Travel and Leisure magazine called Nicaragua's Corn Island "an underrated Caribbean paradise," the State Department pulled the families of its embassy personnel from the country, and cruise ships were changing course to avoid docking here.
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"A long-term and massive loss in trust among traditional voters threatens the conservative bloc," he told the Bild daily, adding Merkel's right-left national coalition had to win back support by changing course on its immigration policy.
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Roger Mason is changing course in his war against the BIG3 -- he just agreed to move his lawsuit against Ice Cube's basketball league out of a Delaware court and pursue his claims in arbitration ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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"It has unlimited range, so it can keep going like this forever," Putin said as the animation depicted a missile crossing the Atlantic Ocean and changing course to avoid US Navy warships, presumably equipped with anti-missile weapons.
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Changing course — you'll get the bad joke in a second — we also recommend a new translation of the Bhagavad Gita, a deeply reported profile of a Chinese immigrant to New York City and a biography of Tiger Woods.
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According to Refinitiv tracking data, the Adrian Darya, formerly called Grace 1, after changing course several times headed on Friday for Turkey's Iskenderun port, 200 km (124 miles) north of Syria's Baniyas refinery, the tanker's suspected original destination.
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After changing course, Irma, which was downgraded to a Category 2 storm on Sunday evening, is making its way up the western coastline, expected to make its next landfall in the Tampa Bay area instead of Miami as first predicted.
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U.S. sovereign bond prices remained lower Wednesday afternoon, but showed slight gains after the Federal Reserve opted not to hike interest rates at its January meeting and gave no indication that it was changing course on its rate-hiking path ahead.
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It is part of a new show at the New Orleans Museum of Art, "Changing Course: Reflections on New Orleans Histories," a collection of seven projects that, through September, puts the city's marginalized communities at the forefront of this institution.
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No changing course The President's determination to follow his instincts and reluctance to moderate his confrontational approach suggests that there has been little self reflection about the Democratic capture of the House that was fueled on a rejection of Trump by suburban voters.
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UBS Chairman Axel Weber warned on Tuesday that the beleaguered European banking sector was still facing many challenges, particularly on the regulatory and capital front, and that the European Central Bank (ECB) was likely to wait and see how its policies do before changing course.
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TRIPOLI, Dec 23 (Reuters) - An Afriqiyah Airways plane that was hijacked on Friday during an internal Libyan flight was diverted towards Malta, but turned back as far as Libyan airspace before changing course again and flying to the Mediterranean island, an airline official said.
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An active participant in his brother's harsh dictatorship who referred to himself as "Raúl the Terrible" for his role in political executions, he shows no signs of changing course on one-party control, human rights policy, or anything other than a light economic opening.
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Mr. Gantz, a former Israeli army chief who had vowed to bring Mr. Netanyahu's long rule to an end and fought him to a draw in three elections, said he was changing course to help bring the country together to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
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The bank has also been boosting its mortgage teams to prepare for higher volumes as interest rates decline following the Federal Reserve's two rate cuts, changing course after laying off about 1,000 employees in the division in 2018 in an attempt to save money.
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Will this contrast be rendered most vividly by nominating a candidate whose platform differs from the president's policies the most; one who can speak most articulately about changing course; or one who — through age, gender or race — represents the starkest departure from the president?
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Indian Ecommerce Giant Flipkart Buys Fashion E-tailer Myntra To Fight Amazon's Growth There were others that did not work out, like trialing app-only shopping, but these failures never deterred the team from taking chances and changing course if needed, while always capturing the lessons.
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Diplomacy by Twitter has not worked well in the past, and while the vehicle for communicating a potential change in policy is ill timed, it is also another example, like North Korea, of the President and his administration changing course on matters with potentially fatal consequences.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Thursday defended a cap on public spending, changing course overnight after his spokesman said the leader had asked his economic team to change one of its key fiscal rules aimed at reducing the country's deficit.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Thursday defended a cap on public spending, changing course overnight after his spokesman said the leader had asked his economic team to change one of its key fiscal rules aimed at reducing the country's deficit.
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When the curator Denise Murrell talks about Édouard Manet, she races through the details of his life, sometimes abruptly changing course to parse less-discussed aspects of his art — often in disbelief that she's among the few who have paid attention to these parts of him.
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To adapt to a constantly changing technological environment, the question becomes: how do you switch from moving like a steamship – setting course and continuing in the same direction for a long time – to maneuvering like a whitewater kayak – quickly changing course and adapting in the face of new obstacles?
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There's no way to to pull out of the coalition without jeopardizing American relations with Saudi Arabia, and despite plenty of evidence that Saudi Arabia isn't a reliable ally, the prospect of a fractious relationship with the wealthy petrostate might be enough to dissuade Democrats from changing course.
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Sent as Kim Jong Un's envoy to the Winter Olympics in South Korea in February, Kim Yong Chol told South Korean President Moon Jae-in Pyongyang was open to talks with Washington, the first indication North Korea was changing course after months of trading threats and insults with the United States.
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But there was a hope that over the long term Iran would change its fundamental behavior in the Middle East — an underlying bet behind the administration's decision to seek the nuclear accord — and a year later Mr. Kerry is conceding that at best an argument rages inside Iran about changing course.
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Environmental groups on Wednesday sued the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in Alaska federal court for changing course on Obama-era restrictions that had halted development of Alaska's Pebble Mine, a proposed open-pit copper and gold mine that could produce 70 million tons of gold, molybdenum and copper ore a year.
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Sent as Kim Jong Un's envoy to the Winter Olympics in South Korea in February, Kim Yong Chol told South Korean President Moon Jae-in that Pyongyang was open to talks with Washington, the first indication North Korea was changing course after months of trading threats and insults with the United States.
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While we're still caught up in the world of Dean Unglert's Bachelor In Paradise antics and Peter Kraus' stoic silence, The Bachelor is changing course and going for someone who has since been totally removed from the world of reality TV (aside from appearances on episodes of Hell's Kitchen and the Bachelor spinoff Bachelor Pad).
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The central bank will monitor the actions of the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank as well as look for signs of uncertainty in the euro zone - which could lead to a rise in the value of the franc - before changing course, said Peter Rosenstreich, head of market strategy at Swissquote Bank.
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This legislation would allow the interested and affected parties in private, multi-employer pension plans to work collectively to devise reasonable solutions to avoid, or at least delay, impact with the iceberg directly in front of them, rather than head full steam into it because the federal government currently prohibits them from changing course.
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UnREAL's second season might have been a mess, but it provided cheap thrills in its own right, too—sudsy twists buoyed by Appleby and Zimmer's stellar performances, two of the most notable dramatic performances on TV right now—and the finale's ludicrously shocking conclusion suggests that Shapiro and her team aren't changing course anytime soon.
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Read: Hungary's right-wing leader finally drove out George Soros' philanthropic group Since the law was introduced last year, supporters of the university have mounted frequent protests to defend the institution and at one time had hoped that the U.S., where there's vocal support for the university from Congress, might pressure the Hungarian government into changing course.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE momentarily said Thursday that he would repeal a key piece of the federal ethanol mandate, before changing course.
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Expectations: hook up with each other, see how we liked doing that in public, see how we liked being surrounded by people also hooking upAlso we said no changing course midway — we'd stick to what we settled on beforehandAnd if anyone got uncomfortable during, we'd respect that and leave the situation/party Him: I think our phrase was "let's get some air"Me: Haha exactlySo we were readyAnd I was really into the idea of making a threesome happen for youPlus I also like girlsI've always wanted to have a threesome too, but identifying someone outside of this context is really hard Him: Which of course made the meet-and-greet helpful Me: Yes, because we met the woman who would make all of our threesome aspirations come trueAnd it was easier to approach her at the partyI was def nervous when we got thereHim: As a quick aside, can we agree sushi is the perfect pre-sex-party dinner?
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