Secretary of State Clinton worked collaboratively with our allies; Senator Clinton worked collaboratively with her colleagues in the Congress.
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My niche is in working collaboratively with the career counselors.
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I'd rather bring my vision collaboratively with somebody else's vision.
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Decisions about further testing and treatment should be made collaboratively.
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Playing collaboratively in No Man's Sky can be a hassle.
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I just wish you would just not work collaboratively sometimes.
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Did forum posters collaboratively weave it together from several different stories?
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Meyer and woods worked collaboratively on the installation from its inception.
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My editor and I collaboratively edit my stories inside Google Docs.
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Content can now be created collaboratively and knowledge shared without limits.
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It's a problem that he thinks needs to be solved collaboratively.
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But it is very much a relationship collaboratively with the franchisees.
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Having writers work collaboratively allows them to produce content more quickly.
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When done collaboratively, however, location tracking can contribute to adolescent safety.
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You can do it by yourself or collaboratively in real time.
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Emily: We come up with our ideas collaboratively, and then we brainstorm.
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They often work collaboratively with an Ob/Gyn and perinatologist, Zeidenstein says.
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Tesla worked collaboratively with Amazon to root cause the event and remediate.
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"I've been working collaboratively with other artists all my life," she says.
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There were seven or eight of us who kind of work collaboratively.
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"We were interested in working collaboratively with the Police Department," she added.
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It was one thing to work collaboratively in the 1950s and 1960s.
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All recommendations to the President are made collaboratively with all affected agencies.
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The upshot of this is that a successful president needs to govern collaboratively.
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Both sides pledged to work more collaboratively throughout the term of the contract.
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By working collaboratively we can help create a better internet for young people.
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"The C.E.O.s work collaboratively on hard problems," said Drew Olanoff, a company spokesman.
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"We're committed to working collaboratively with them," Mr. Doherty said of state officials.
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We are pleased to have worked collaboratively with Twitter on this constructive engagement.
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"I needed to work more collaboratively with the people around me," he says.
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"We are eager to work collaboratively together with New Jersey Transit," he said.
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That's why it's so important to me to work collaboratively from the beginning.
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You'll also be able to automate more tasks and work collaboratively with your team.
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They are really motivated by doing excellent work, and working collaboratively to do it.
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We intend to work collaboratively with FDA to address the issues in the letter.
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I have no problem with working collaboratively, especially in messaging that I believe in.
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Working collaboratively means fewer approvals and faster decision-making and testing of new ideas.
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Treatment decided collaboratively may not look like the treatment I initially think is best.
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We must work collaboratively and effectively to finally eradicate modern slavery in this century.
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I'm looking for energy, imagination, creativity and evidence of an ability to work collaboratively.
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"They are more effective at motivating others to work collaboratively and to achieve goals."
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This program sponsors a contest in which student groups work collaboratively on a business pitch.
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A better AI future built on diverse data sets requires both parties to work collaboratively.
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With class in session, she worked with the audience to collaboratively re-write the document.
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Research Too often, leaders forfeit their leadership position when trying to collaboratively make a decision.
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"I think that's a style that women gravitate to often -- working collaboratively," says Melbourne-Thomas.
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"Human Interest" is the 10th show he has curated solely or collaboratively in seven years.
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We, through our organization, work collaboratively with a whole range of organizations on the ground.
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Such grassroots approaches, developed collaboratively by groups such as Creative Interventions, Critical Resistance, and Incite!
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In reality, these agencies perform complementary functions and must operate collaboratively to protect American interests.
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PIR said it would "continue to work collaboratively" to address any outstanding issues with ICANN.
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Microsoft designers are now working collaboratively internally in what's described as an "open source" way.
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Public and private sectors should face facts and work collaboratively to bolster the retail market.
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Choose a menu collaboratively, one in which all the dishes emerge from the same larder, complementing one another, and then cook it collaboratively as well, so that if there is immense bounty on the table when you're done, no one has become exhausted preparing it.
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Social networking helps us, and we can collaboratively work and be more informative with each other.
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Jimenez stressed he would respect the IFT's autonomy and work collaboratively to chart the right course.
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It is only by combining data and working collaboratively that this very challenging detection was possible.
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And I would understand that getting there requires working closely and collaboratively with members of Congress.
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" He said the members would also "have to work collaboratively to build consensus for their decisions.
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Research on the technology is often done collaboratively by scientists and engineers all over the world.
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Some people naturally shine in leadership positions, while others excel working collaboratively alongside a large team.
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Various studies have shown that women tend to be less autocratic and to work more collaboratively.
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It has no single author; it's been written collaboratively by scientists over the past few centuries.
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"It's a space for students to work on interdisciplinary projects collaboratively or independently," Dufour told me.
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"We've worked collaboratively with the N.C.A.A. enforcement staff," said Bubba Cunningham, the university's director of athletics.
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" Ford spokeswoman Kerri Stoakley said by email on Monday the automaker would work "collaboratively with Unifor.
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On the contrary, it helps you define and solve problems more efficiently, creatively, and collaboratively.2.
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"USAID expresses appreciation to SIGAR for working collaboratively and cooperatively with USAID personnel," one letter seethes.
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As a federal contractor, we're familiar with our obligations and have worked collaboratively with the OFCCP.
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He also praised the government and ACLU for "really working collaboratively, which is absolutely essential" for reunifications.
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But I don't think ... Every company I talk to now delivers their products to their customers collaboratively.
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Well continue to work collaboratively with the FAA, Boeing and the Allied Pilots Association in this process.
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Sagrada Mercancía, a gallery and artist collective in Santiago, shared a statement written collaboratively by its members.
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"We're working closely and collaboratively with the Saskatchewan government to assist them with their preparations," Notley said.
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"We intend to work collaboratively with FDA to address the issues in the letter," the spokeswoman said.
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Lyft is making a big deal about working collaboratively with cities to launch its nascent scooter business.
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You'll learn the process and skills to collaboratively create a mural based on themes you care about.
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It added the North Mara technical team had been working "constructively and collaboratively" with the Tanzanian government.
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"We work collaboratively with our suppliers to help them achieve those targets," it said in the statement.
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We have worked collaboratively with NHTSA to understand their requirements and to improve these communications going forward.
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Imagine if we worked collaboratively and used research to guide us toward the best [policies for students].
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We'll continue to work collaboratively with the FAA, Boeing and the Allied Pilots Association in this process.
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Rather, it's a massive, collaboratively created platform, a large part of which is based on open software.
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Given that your work as Hauschka is a solo project, it must be interesting to work collaboratively.
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These collaboratively chosen songs can also stream through YouTube to your Apple TV, by way of AirPlay.
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The Trump administration has already taken a firm step toward working collaboratively to ensure fair trade rules.
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In these narrow passages, viewers find six blueprint-like digital diagrams produced collaboratively by the two artists.
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Let's bring together a network of people to think about this collaboratively and see where it goes.
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If the entrepreneur is not willing to engage collaboratively, it's very hard to do something about it.
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It's a space-themed game where users have to work collaboratively to restore an intergalactic satellite network.
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These are all worked out collaboratively with the couple and within the context of their everyday life.
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I'd never worked independently; I'd always worked collaboratively, so I had absolutely no idea what to do.
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Every year, young Cambodian artists work collaboratively with over 500 children to create large, glowing, moving, shrieking puppets.
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We do things collaboratively — this is not a singular decision coming just from myself or the executive team.
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"We've been working collaboratively with DHS for years, sharing information back and forth," the official told BuzzFeed News.
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Slack is designed to help businesses communicate better and more collaboratively so people can do their best work.
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But whatever the answer is we've got to do this collaboratively and we've got to do this now.
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Whiteboard users have been using the app to write out process flows, create tables collaboratively, and brainstorm presentations.
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In this game, two to four players work collaboratively to battle four diseases that threaten to end humankind.
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That original soundtrack, which he composed collaboratively with German musician Alva Noto, was nominated for a Golden Globe.
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Donors must act collaboratively, adopting shared strategies with a network of other actors—including nonprofits and other funders.
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That work echoed the way that strangers use the internet collaboratively to break down, interpret, and gloss communications.
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Wain: I also have optimism that I feel, collaboratively and creatively, we have so much more to go.
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As in "a•form," her works have often been developed collaboratively and rely on observation, communication, and improvisation.
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It's not like we were actually doing physical activity; it was us telling each other a story collaboratively.
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Our collective wisdom is perhaps one of humanity's greatest accomplishments, one built collaboratively across ages, geographies and cultures.
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In 1995, the computer programmer Ward Cunningham introduced the first wiki, a website that's collaboratively produced by users.
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It's an instructive case study in how local government leadership has to work collaboratively to make things happen.
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"As an industry, we have a lot to learn collaboratively," said Ms. Simo, the Facebook director of product.
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Microsoft's design team are now working collaboratively internally in what the company describes as an "open source" way.
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Any talk of a new wall serves only to underline our lack of imagination for solving problems collaboratively.
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Considering you've been recording collaboratively with your other bands, what made you pursue this as a solo project?
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KJ: Well, I think the fellowship challenges me to take more risks and think bigger and to think collaboratively.
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"eBay worked collaboratively with law enforcement agencies, providing them with the information necessary to support their case," eBay said.
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It was collaboratively created over the course of a month with Spotify and Cadillac employees working together in Detroit.
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But titans like Ronald Reagan and Tip O'Neill ensured that the two parties would work collaboratively when they could.
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The current Administration and Congress have worked collaboratively with NATCA and industry stakeholders and we have made limited progress.
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It has to be, the chef suggests, given that he's a Midwesterner working collaboratively with a mostly Midwestern staff.
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And since its curatorial decisions were made collaboratively, the result at least appeared to express a unified millennial position.
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From the smallest startups to giants like Microsoft, companies use the cloud-based service to work on code collaboratively.
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It was created in a Google spreadsheet, which can be edited collaboratively, and initially shared with a select group.
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The Joint Investigation Team was formed in 2014 by Australia, Belgium, Malaysia, the Netherlands and Ukraine to investigate collaboratively.
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Julie Ault is an artist, curator, writer, and editor who works both independently and collaboratively, often engaging historical inquiry.
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Collaboratively working with cutting edge companies and research partners helped us to develop One World Terrain rapidly and creatively.
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The next secretary must navigate this political space, cultivate allies and a sense of shared commitment and work collaboratively.
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There's also the collaboratively minded composer who, at 30, became the youngest winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Music.
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The newsrooms have agreed to set aside competition and work collaboratively given the public service this reporting will provide.
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From the beginning of their careers, these women worked collaboratively, and created opportunities to support the work of others.
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He praised The Berkeley Patriot for working communicatively and collaboratively with the university to schedule the Free Speech Week event.
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"The Japanese have the lead there, and we're working very collaboratively with them," acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said Friday.
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Warlock was written, collaboratively, by Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone, British fantasy fans who'd, back in 21986, founded Games Workshop.
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Among activists, some of which make vocal demands, Jana has a reputation for working collaboratively and often behind the scenes.
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"We work really collaboratively with performers to build the themes," rather than Capacity or other directors driving the entire vision.
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Such inclusions suggest the origins of his message were gradually—and collaboratively—formed through art, music, life and Jamaican culture.
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Another option is collaborative law, where the couple agrees not to go to court and works with collaboratively-trained attorneys.
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Couples need to understand how they ended up in this situation and then coolly, and collaboratively, find their way out.
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In cities and towns across the country, there are people who are courageously, selflessly, collaboratively, and thoughtfully creating positive change.
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He and Barneby, working collaboratively, discovered a number of rare plants, one of which was named after him — Cymopteru Ripleyi.
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One of the site's pages was a collaboratively constructed discography of everything they had ever recorded, no matter how obscure.
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In Maine, healthcare providers, homeless shelter operators, substance use treatment programs and law enforcement are collaboratively tackling the opioid crisis.
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Collaboration & TeamworkWorks collaboratively with stakeholders across levels, geographies, backgrounds, and cultures to improve decisions, strengthen commitment, and be more effective.
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Ryu spokesman Estevan Montemayor says the council member's office has attempted to bring Waze to the table to work collaboratively.
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" Teva Pharmaceuticals said, "We are committed to working with the healthcare community, regulators and public officials to collaboratively find solutions.
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Nonetheless, he believes Britain's domestic regulator, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, can still work collaboratively with the EMA.
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Police officers should be accountable public servants who work collaboratively, transparently, and fairly with all of the communities they serve.
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Anil Dash is the chief executive of Glitch, the creative community where millions of people collaboratively create and share apps.
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Sharing data and working collaboratively across the web, scientists are quickly analyzing genetic samples, helping to shape the public response.
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Both companies are creating software that many different hardware manufacturers can use, while developing the technology collaboratively with hardware partners.
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Her 25-year-long project "An autobiography of Miss Wish," collaboratively documented one woman's struggle with addiction, abuse, and recovery.
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The statement said the administration "hopes to work collaboratively" with Congress to better understand why it is pushing those changes.
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But where higher, stronger or "elsewhere" are clearly justified and within our means, then we should collaboratively pursue such measures.
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What I've always enjoyed is working collaboratively, working in teams, sharing credit, that the whole is greater than the individual parts.
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These types of spaces can bring civic innovators, entrepreneurs, technologists, and philanthropy together to collaboratively find solutions for the public good.
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They allow federal agencies to work collaboratively with one another, with state, local, and tribal governments, and with the private sector.
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Working collaboratively with a broad range of stakeholders, the WHO's efforts have had incalculable benefits to global health and economic development.
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We must solve problems collaboratively, in the moment, using society's ears and eyes and the best tools that we can find.
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If there was a challenge, it was looked at collaboratively, and you were jointly thrilled when you all got it together.
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"We will continue working collaboratively and professionally to deliver justice to victims of crime in Manhattan," the statement read in part.
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Ship was created collaboratively by Betches Media, a lifestyle company for millennial women, and Match Group, which owns Tinder and OkCupid.
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"Our staff is working together collaboratively to try to reach agreement," he said without going into detail about the actual legislation.
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In these spaces students are learning how to tinker collaboratively with a problem and keep trying until they find a solution.
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The only plausible solution is to collaboratively work out a system for sharing driving and riding the bus in equal measures.
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The Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, from March through September 2014 displayed drawings collaboratively made by visitors while present in the museum.
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"We work collaboratively with cities throughout the world on clear, progressive rules for home sharing," an Airbnb spokesperson said in a statement.
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Jana, founded by Barry Rosenstein two decades ago, has built a reputation for working collaboratively with target companies and rarely nominates directors.
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Tanya worked collaboratively with the people she photographed to create a set of performed portraits, diary, testimonies, and a human rights record.
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The city did offer to "work collaboratively" with the Justice Department to develop "a reasonable and feasible plan" and listed nine proposals.
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We're ecstatic the show has found a home at CBS and look forward to working collaboratively to engage its millions of viewers.
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Trying to edit collaboratively and comment in the cloud version of Apple's Pages word processor is much harder than in Google Docs.
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Process-wise, Lucia and Millar work collaboratively with call and response, each one upping the ante as they go back and forth.
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"It [Airtime] is the only product that let's groups of people collaboratively experience the same content at the same time," he says.
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Understanding that different groups in design, product or engineering have different approaches and philosophies can help teams achieve successful outcomes more collaboratively.
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This is a globally distributed database, which is maintained not by a single actor, such as a bank, but collaboratively by many.
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The public policy organization Dēmos has worked collaboratively with states and, when necessary, sued to get them to abide by the statute.
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GitHub is a cloud service that programmers use to store their software projects, share them and work on them collaboratively in teams.
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Existing law thwarted innovation by preventing public universities from working collaboratively with private companies to turn new scientific breakthroughs into marketable products.
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Chin's work, says the foundation, involves "collages, sculptural objects, animated films, and video games to large-scale, [and] collaboratively produced public installations."
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The program, known as "Loudoun Inmate Focused Treatment," or LIFT, is administered collaboratively by LCSO personnel and Loudoun County's Mental Health clinicians.
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The Joint Investigation Team was formed in 2014 by Australia, Belgium, Malaysia, the Netherlands and Ukraine to collaboratively carry out the investigation.
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" HHS spokeswoman Evelyn Stauffer said the agency is "working collaboratively with the committee to produce the documents requested as soon as possible.
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Keri Smith created a novel in which you collaboratively work together to write the story and gain control of what happens next.
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Here, members of both parties have identified a problem, and then worked collaboratively to craft a solution that will make life better.
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Gugenheim is open to developing her ideas collaboratively with interested performers and aims to have each performance turned into a short film.
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Work collaboratively with governments, nongovernment organizations, and peers to understand the latest security threats and ways to work together to put out fires.
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But Woolard said unilateral action by just one country had its limits, and the FCA will seek to work collaboratively with international counterparts.
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We have a team that works collaboratively – we have no offices and all sit together – to brainstorm interesting story ideas, angles, and events.
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It incorporated multimedia, email, a chat system, and a class notebook where Blacksburg middle school and high school students could collaboratively contribute content.
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And, Clara Vu, of Veo Robotics, explains some of the challenges of designing "cobots", robots that work collaboratively with humans on manufacturing tasks.
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Producers will pitch stories, book guests, script and edit segments/episodes, and will work collaboratively with other members of the podcast production team.
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Massive Discord groups sprung up almost immediately formed to collaboratively crack the clues, with Tom Warren of The Verge orchestrating much of it.
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PG&E "must work collaboratively with the public sector, and make safety, risk management, governance, accountability, and transparency its top priorities," BlueMountain said.
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Then there's Eco, an online game which tasks players with collaboratively creating an advanced civilization albeit one in tune with its natural surroundings.
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Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin should take a lesson from their predecessors and work collaboratively to prevent the situation from becoming worse.
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This is a multifaceted public health challenge, and we look forward to working collaboratively with government entities to be part of the solution.
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"We intend to vigorously defend ourselves in this litigation while continuing to work collaboratively to combat drug diversion," said a spokeswoman for AmerisourceBergen.
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The projects will include collaboratively constructing enormous puppets and building a three-dimensional map of the island, as well as making observational drawings.
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Work collaboratively with NHC's Communications Department to articulate policy priorities to NHC members and stakeholders through press releases, publications and social media. 9.
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"We work collaboratively with cities across the globe, leveraging our technology and resources to help solve their most pressing issues," a spokesperson said.
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The deal mentions working collaboratively with farmers and livestock owners to reduce greenhouse emissions but does not mention cows — let alone murdering humans.
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Working collaboratively, which was such a delight, with Richard King, our sound designer, and Richard would give me amazing tracks of the ocean.
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President Trump must now recognize and embrace the values of diversity, equality and inclusion and work collaboratively with leaders from business and government.
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Those arrows go both ways, and to achieve results, of course, to achieve results collaboratively because telling people what to do doesn't work.
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The Obama administration's digital initiatives have allowed people to influence legislation, collaboratively innovate with government agencies and, most importantly, participate in their government.
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When we're able to collaboratively change the form and function of an object with a violent and complex history, it can be powerful.
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Warner is considering subpoenaing Twitter to get it to comply with the investigation, but said he would prefer to work collaboratively with the company.
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With new management and a board that worked collaboratively, Air Products is "now the most profitable company in the industrial gas industry," he said.
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"As always, Nissan will continue to work collaboratively with NHTSA and Transport Canada on all matters of product safety," Nissan said in a statement.
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A new ecosystem of tools has emerged to support these new ways of working, enabling product design teams to work collaboratively and more efficiently.
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" Kalanick statement: "Today the Board came together collaboratively and took a major step forward in Uber's journey to becoming a world class public company.
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As a company grounded in science, we must balance patient access to FDA-approved medicines, while working collaboratively to solve this public health challenge.
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"It's nice that you can be a historian and to work collaboratively on something that has such contemporary relevance at the moment," Ludlow said.
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The family works collaboratively and their dynamic shines through by way of how lovingly she speaks about the relationship she has with her mom.
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We know this is not a national policy at Starbucks Corporate and we look forward to working collaboratively with them on this important dialogue.
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In many of its early efforts, CMMI engaged collaboratively with these stakeholders in testing quality improvement and payment reform efforts on a small scale.
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Indeed, the compromise they worked through collaboratively was not what any individual member of the Senate would have written if given a free hand.
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Abdullah said late on Thursday that Ghani did not deserve to govern as he had failed to work collaboratively or to enact electoral reforms.
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"Lyft has a long track record of working collaboratively with policymakers, including the SF City Attorney, on important issues," a Lyft spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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We're funding elements of 100 different agencies now, working collaboratively toward these four goals," and "we partnered with F&M to measure our success.
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The game-changer will be when we look at what we can achieve collaboratively and collectively as much as we what we do individually.
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Furthermore, and this is a looong conversation, talking with like-minded people is how we make sense, collectively and collaboratively, of what's going on.
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Basically I was asking four established artists to withdraw their own identities and assume that of Hatsune Miku collaboratively—"inhabiting" her in a way.
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We will need to develop a better capability for countries to move more quickly and collaboratively to address these issues on a recurring basis.
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Collaboratively, we were envisioning a "bench-to-bedside" approach whereby lab research translates into clinical testing and then to standard practice and improved care.
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We take compliance with federal and state regulations seriously, and we are committed to openly and collaboratively adapting new models to each state's landscape.
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"By working collaboratively with these retailers, we've created a way for businesses to take proactive steps to prevent scams," Underwood said in a statement.
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We're also working collaboratively more often, meaning that reporters in places as far apart as London, Washington and San Francisco sometimes write stories together.
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Jana Partners has built a reputation for working collaboratively and behind the scenes over the nearly two decades since Barry Rosenstein founded the company.
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He "worked collaboratively with other politicians to create a more livable city," not pushing pipe-dream proposals, but initiatives that were practical and effective.
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Ginsburg praised retired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor for putting "country above party and self-interest" and working "collaboratively to solve problems," the Post reported.
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It's a question that I believe must be answered collaboratively by a diverse group of technology creators, public sector officials, business leaders and regular people.
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" "The work of the Milwaukee 85033 Host Committee is critically important--but that work cannot be accomplished unless members of the staff can work collaboratively.
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Viewers can collaboratively punch a Nazi, assemble a taco, or decide which celebrities will get a visit from a stop-motion Grim Reaper in 2017.
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But it's also worth considering the refrain that writer and editor collaboratively produce: What lives at the core of the stories you tell about yourself?
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Citizen development has the power to bring together a community of designers, developers, governments and corporations, enabling them to solve key issues and innovate collaboratively.
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Change was possible, Moller said, but much of it may close within the next 10 years if the U.N. cannot work more effectively and collaboratively.
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The senior producer will pitch stories, book guests, script and edit segments/episodes, and will work collaboratively with other members of the podcast production team.
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Professor Eugene O'DonnellFormer NYPD officer and professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice Obviously, this is best addressed collaboratively between NYPD and the organizers.
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The San Francisco-based company is a cloud service that developers use to build software projects, share them and work on them collaboratively in teams.
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We must move beyond domestic political polarity and nationalistic animus to collaboratively address new and emerging risks with lessons learned from a decade of recovery.
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Google is releasing Hangouts Chat this week, a service that allows users to message each other privately or in groups, and work collaboratively on projects.
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"The USDA must stop killing kittens, and I hope to work collaboratively with the agency towards that goal," Bishop, of Michigan, said in a statement.
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To address this crisis, we must act collaboratively to restore and reconnect essential habitat, remove invasive species, address diseases, reduce pollution and confront climate change.
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Failure to work collaboratively to address medical data vulnerabilities would be failing the patients — the millions of Americans — who rely on these life-sustaining devices.
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Mr Bohli, who told the former McKinsey consultant he wanted to see more ambitious cost-cutting, has stressed his desire to work collaboratively with management.
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I believe this has to do with approaching criminal justice concerns collaboratively and applying the expertise and experience offered by government and non-governmental agencies.
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Multiple teams around the world are now working collaboratively on high-tech options for bringing back the northern white rhino, which is now functionally extinct.
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Now the company has no choice but to work more collaboratively with Starboard as it takes a much more meaningful role on the company board.
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Instead of wasting time and money on union-busting activities, employers should prioritize partnering with their workers collaboratively on improving their business and working conditions.
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The NIST Cybersecurity Framework is a set of guidelines collaboratively formulated to give companies a starting place for evaluating, preventing and responding to cyber risk.
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"We urge UK and EU negotiators to work collaboratively towards an orderly balanced Brexit that will continue to encourage mutually beneficial trade," the company said.
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Indeed, most members of Congress who have sought tours this year have worked with us collaboratively and without objection to schedule tours under the policy.
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" He added that the party would be "working collaboratively with our county chairs over the coming weeks and months to put together the statewide ticket.
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History shows that there have often been tensions between government and business, yet both sides have generally been able to work collaboratively during critical times.
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When callers are able to connect, there is a 76% de-escalation in risk of suicide once they start talking and working collaboratively with counselors.
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And, all of this took the work of thousands of scientists (one of the papers published Monday has 4,500 co-authors!), working collaboratively, world over.
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"It was their concept to paint Meghan as a princess, and we worked collaboratively on the sketch before final approval and then my painting," he explains.
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We hope to continue our detailed conversations with the ICO and other data protection officials, and we remain open to working collaboratively to address their questions.
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It's just fun to make noises, and it's fun to sculpt them into the exact shape that you want in that moment, especially doing so collaboratively.
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As this is an industry-wide problem, we work collaboratively with our industry peers and partners like NCMEC to actively monitor content uploaded to the platform.
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That's 125 free-loving folks short of what they needed to break the previous record, set when 500 people collaboratively boned in Japan back in 2006.
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The group also says that the airing of the information violated an agreement to work collaboratively and only inform the media after coming to a consensus.
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Bela is a self-contained audio processing platform, or a one-stop shop for translating code into sound, developed collaboratively by several researchers in the lab.
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By working more collaboratively in the future, the two companies say they hope to eventually produce vehicles capable of driving in any condition without human intervention.
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But you won't have to wait much longer to collaboratively plan your outings with friends in Google Maps because today, these collaboration tools are finally launching.
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In other areas of education, many classes have used VR tools to collaboratively construct architectural models, recreations of historic or natural sites and other spatial renderings.
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Finally, across our 3,007 counties there are participatory options and new partnerships between government and the people to work collaboratively as co-producers of public goods.
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We're looking forward to potential changes that Chairman Brady may look at, but we're working very collaboratively and our objective is to get tax reform done.
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According to statement from Apple spokesperson Josh Rosenstock, the Shenzhen base will allow the company's engineers to work "even more closely and collaboratively" with manufacturing partners.
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Working collaboratively toward that end is the aim of a new initiative called 2628 by 28500, with a goal of 6900 million employee owners by 2628.
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Al Cardenas and Mack McLarty are vice chairs of No Labels, a national group of Democrats, Republicans and independents working collaboratively to solve the nation's problems.
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The Deputy Executive Director works collaboratively with all other staff, including the Management Team members, Marketing, Publications, Web Services, Finance, Technology Solutions, Human Resources and others.
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"As a company grounded in science, we must balance patient access to FDA-approved medicines, while working collaboratively to solve this public health challenge," it said.
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D&D players, working collaboratively, can let their minds roam free through stories about brave warriors locked in combat with trolls, orcs, dragons and other evildoers.
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I was recently in a palace in France with 300 digital tech folks from 70-plus countries uploading open-source and working collaboratively on this sector.
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The most prominent work here is a three-dimensional wall-size crossword puzzle developed collaboratively with Ben Tausig, who contributes crosswords to The New York Times.
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At SMFA at Tufts, students, alumni, and faculty are working collaboratively to break down cultural gaps and engage underrepresented artists and audiences in the art world.
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Wolf cited recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in announcing the decision, adding that the US is "working collaboratively" with Mexico and Canada.
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It is a signature of his practice along with, paradoxically, his distinctive ability to work collaboratively, accepting and often incorporating feedback from all manner of sources.
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Generally speaking, open-source software is built collaboratively by developers inside companies, academia and even hobbyists, and is available for free or at a low cost.
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Link, whose role is to ensure the fund adheres to regulations, said Woodford was continuing to work with the firm "collaboratively" as the fund's investment manager.
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The Trump administration's approach to building a coalition against Beijing is a break from the old playbook of working collaboratively with allies to address mutual concerns.
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Hannah Bos and Paul Thureen wrote the new play, a world premiere, and Oliver Butler directs, but as usual, this group builds its shows very collaboratively.
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Let's try and think about how that happened and in what ways we were collaboratively maintaining some way of not knowing what we were feeling together.
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We recognize the challenges and pressures that our graduate students face, especially those related to housing and we hope to work collaboratively to address these challenges.
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" It added: "We hope you will join us — collaboratively and productively — in rebuilding an R.W.A. that serves its diverse and talented members well into the future.
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We continue to work collaboratively with the Office of Management and Budget, GAO, and the federal agency community to resolve the issues cited by the GAO.
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There is a great deal we can do collaboratively to remove health obstacles and create more supportive pathways for kids facing formidable social and economic challenges.
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Menlibayeva also works collaboratively, and her 219-channel video work with the Iranian artist Bahar Behbahani, "Ride the Caspian" (2011), was in the 'Active Forms' exhibition.
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"As a company grounded in science, we must balance patient access to FDA-approved medicines, while working collaboratively to solve this public health challenge," Purdue said.
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The whole episode sits uneasily with other comments the Lime VP made during the interview, as he sought to paint a picture of a collaboratively minded company.
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Stalling on an answer, said Augustine, could be a red flag that you're not accustomed to working collaboratively or that you're unable to "play nice" with peers.
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Sakoda can't disclose the precise size of the fund yet, but he told TechCrunch he's working very collaboratively with Cisco, including its corporate venture arm, Cisco Investments.
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This exercise "serves the purpose of allowing us to understand whether a candidate works collaboratively and how they react to feedback," shares Laura Nash, recruitment marketing manager.
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"Today the Board came together collaboratively and took a major step forward in Uber's journey to becoming a world class public company," Kalanick said in a statement.
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In addition, lobbying firms are frequently asked to work collaboratively with competing firms who may be able to offer different assets and resources to a specific campaign.
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The Green New Deal proposes to work collaboratively with farmers and ranchers in the United States to remove pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural sector.
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But collaboratively building the world of Death Stranding introduces a kind of collective power fantasy that is just as enticing as a new gun in a shooter.
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It's time for the many communities that are rolling up their sleeves and working collaboratively with land managers for the common good to take a leading role.
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California can provide a roadmap for how to bring together the myriad of stakeholders and their competing agendas to work collaboratively toward a common goal of resilience.
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Lundgren works collaboratively with artists, scientists, and writers on historically and socially engaged bodies of work, but his true passion is the poetic potential of the medium.
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Separately, SunEdison said on Monday it was working collaboratively with its two yieldcos to explore "value creation options" for the companies' Class B shares held by SunEdison.
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And, finally, the consistent and formal integration of the entire enforcement effort so that key agencies work collaboratively to ensure the integrity of the entire supply chain.
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For example, after working collaboratively with NATCA, the FAA has implemented a policy for certified controllers to more expeditiously transfer to facilities with the greatest staffing needs.
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We look forward to continuing to coordinate and work collaboratively with the top leaders in the Administration and across federal agencies to assess the best next steps.
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Headed up by Justin Vernon and members of the National, this musical collective and digital platform is committed to working collaboratively and keeping their events sponsor-free.
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However, if examined collaboratively across the disability and caregiver sector, common-sense caregiver preparedness represents perhaps the most effective means of improving ongoing community-level, pandemic resilience.
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What's more, lots of this software is actually developed collaboratively, created and maintained by an army of thousands, from unpaid volunteers to employees at competing tech companies.
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Certainly, in my days as chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, we almost always worked collaboratively across party lines and tried to avoid any public partisan disagreements.
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Intel and IBM have built their own blockchain solutions for enterprise clients as part of Hyperledger, a consortium of companies collaboratively working on blockchain solutions for businesses.
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Fourth, provide a relatively nominal amount of seed money to support state insurance commissioners and insurers to work collaboratively toward establishing self-supporting Maine-style reinsurance pools.
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The study on AI and mammography screening, run collaboratively between Google and a group of physicians in the UK, appeared in the most recent issue of Nature.
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" Kalanick said in a separate statement: "Today the Board came together collaboratively and took a major step forward in Uber's journey to becoming a world class public company.
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Tully said that the FDA has done a good job working collaboratively with various stakeholders around issues of cybersecurity, building relationships with vendors, clinicians, and independent cybersecurity experts.
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"There are so many questions about how Europe can act together collaboratively," James Bell, vice president of Global Strategy at the Pew Research Center told CNBC on Tuesday.
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This ranges from silly sticker apps like Mickey Mouse gifs to more sophisticated integrations, like paying friends through Messages with Square Pay or collaboratively ordering food from DoorDash.
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The hardware certainly makes it easier to work more collaboratively, but it's these software changes that will further transform this into a device for the future of meetings.
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Over the course of a week, the students learn basic techniques, then collaboratively imagine and execute a public mural on the side of a local gallery or business.
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Creative Mode, where players can go and create their own island and build their own work, including collaboratively with others, is now driving a large number of players.
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This new industry, which will impact sectors ranging from construction to retail and create thousands of new jobs, should be forged collaboratively by both private and public actors.
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"General Electric's choice to move to Boston is the result of the city's willingness and excitement to work creatively and collaboratively," said Boston Mayor Martin Walsh on Wednesday.
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The agency indicated a commitment to work collaboratively to address key challenges — including the need to engage patients in measure development and the creation of meaningful outcomes measures.
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To do this, Congress can strengthen the U.S. Forest Service tools to work collaboratively across boundaries, through the Landscape Scale Restoration program and their Hazardous Fuels program. 2.
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Groups as varied as the International Standards Organization, Underwriters Laboratory, ATIS, IEEE, and 85033rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP), to name just a few are working the issues collaboratively.
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They are useful to allocating limited resources, and the practice of collaboratively identifying uncertainties helps teams reduce blind spots and take constructive action in the face of uncertainty.
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By working collaboratively, the U.S. and Mexico would uncover the economic impact of extreme weather conditions and develop relevant technology to minimize future risks to U.S. energy security.
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Because Kurosawa liked his screenplays to be written collaboratively, all of Mr. Hashimoto's work for him was done with others, including Hideo Oguni, Ryuzo Kikushima and Kurosawa himself.
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The bar, run collaboratively by Mr. Gray and Su Wong Ruiz, the general manager, works best for diners who don't need a multitude of choices to be happy.
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"We are generally people who like to work collaboratively, who are patient and willing to listen," said Representative Carlos Curbelo, an at-risk centrist Republican from South Florida.
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Hundreds of parents and educators have worked collaboratively over the past year — largely avoiding the drama of District 3 — on a plan that will be presented this summer.
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This is why it is so useful for them to have an English as a Foreign Language teacher introduce the content and work collaboratively with the education professor.
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In a twist, the sought-after Donald B. Marron Family Collection will be sold collaboratively by Acquavella Galleries, Gagosian, and Pace Gallery rather than by an auction house.
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Also, the teams are separate insofar as that they are master planners, landscape architects, architects, interior designers and graphic designers where they all kind of work collaboratively together.
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While members of the Squad have seemed to relish fights with top Democrats, Jayapal has advocated for sticking to principles, while finding ways to work collaboratively with leadership.
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"It is 30 to 40 kilometers from the border of Saskatchewan, and we're working closely and collaboratively with the Saskatchewan government to assist them with their preparations," Notley said.
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" He continued to state the Manhattan DA's Office is "confident" it can continue to work with police "collaboratively and professionally to deliver justice to victims of crime in Manhattan.
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PopSQL lets you hammer on queries collaboratively until they're working exactly as you want — then you can save them for future use and share them amongst your team members.
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According to a person familiar with the matter, Elliott is seeking to speak with Samsung's leaders and board, and work with the company collaboratively to implement its proposed changes.
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The San Francisco-based company is a cloud service that developers all over the world use to build software projects, share them and work on them collaboratively in teams.
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"We strongly believe that leaders across industries should work collaboratively to introduce self-driving technology in a way that positively impacts our cities," Lyft said in a blog post.
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"Our team continues to work collaboratively with the FAA, Boeing and the Allied Pilots Association," Leslie Scott, a spokesperson for American Airlines, said in an email to The Verge.
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Called Kayak Trip Huddle, the feature allows people to collaboratively decide on major decisions of a group trip, such as where to stay and what destinations to hit up.
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"In order to have real lasting peace that vindicates the tremendous loss that you see on this stage today, we have to have peace and justice collaboratively," he said.
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While the decision to curate collaboratively is presumably an attempt to de-privilege any one curatorial vision, the result is a curatorial vision that is hard to tease out.
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The goal of the summit, according to the FDA, is to get tech leaders to "discuss ways to collaboratively take stronger action" against the spread of illicit opioids online.
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Cassia and Sio wrote collaboratively, coming up with ideas and outlines in "a flurry of emails back and forth," and then each writer would choose sections to work on.
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The virtual reality tour of Rome at the heart of Rome Reborn started as a digital humanities project collaboratively developed by dozens of artists, classicists, archaeologists, and 3D modelers.
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One of the things that's really exciting for us at Blizzard is bringing all these great minds to the table to help build this league collaboratively with our owners.
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And we also need drug companies and insurers to work collaboratively so that innovation is preserved and access to advances in treatment is available to all patients in need.
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Peer supporters and licensed health care professionals should work collaboratively to offer client-centered services that aid mental health recovery as well as enhance choices, independence and well-being.
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Emily Coates, who directs Yale's dance studies program, was admiring an old photo of the performance when she was inspired to approach Rainer about collaboratively reimagining and restaging it.
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" Facebook's spokesperson added: "We hope to continue our detailed conversations with the ICO and other data protection officials, and we remain open to working collaboratively to address their questions.
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By deepening its bilateral relationship with Mexico, the U.S. has the chance to work collaboratively with its southern neighbor to share best practices as it modernizes its energy sector.
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Our letter today is organized as follows: Elliott looks forward to working collaboratively with the AT&T team to act on this opportunity and realize the Company's full potential.
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The Warriors insisted that Durant's clearance was decided collaboratively with the player and medical experts both inside and outside the organization — but was the team pushing for that clearance?
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" Spitters said "the risk to the general public remains low and the public health system and our health care partners are working swiftly and collaboratively to address this situation.
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Still, he designs his portraits collaboratively with his subjects, and the strong color and crisp shooting mostly honor them, especially the close-up frames that dispense with dreamlike stagings.
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So, a mid-course intercept option puts decisions about America's defense solely in American hands, saving joint efforts with our allies for those efforts that are best approached collaboratively.
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"We are ready to work collaboratively with President Trump, Congress, state and local leaders, unions and all the many institutions of civil society to create more opportunity for all Americans."
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We try to forefront ourselves as an element in an ecosystem rather than a standalone institution, letting those challenges seed other opportunities for working more collaboratively and evolving alongside others.
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It surely helps that the CNCF has managed to bring competitors like AWS, Microsoft, Google, IBM and Oracle under a single roof to collaboratively work on building these new technologies.
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"InMotion Ventures works collaboratively with its startups to provide the right amount of funding, with the right terms, on a case by case basis," says Jaguar Land Rover's venture arm.
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We work closely with international partners both in law enforcement and industry to share intelligence and work collaboratively to bring those involved in the sexual exploitation of children to account.
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In the context of the rich religious pluralism of the U.S., we must ask more broadly what the religious left can do collaboratively to affect change in American political discourse.
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The news is full of examples of the Whole Community demonstrating to Florence that we are individually prepared and our leaders are collaboratively working alongside communities to provide disaster resources.
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Such a policy should be centered on collaboratively working toward solving the multitude of problems in the Middle East, as it could underpin the strategic relationship between Riyadh and Washington.
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And Health and Human Services said yesterday that it would work collaboratively with Arizona to find an insurer who would want to jump into the market at the last minute.
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Graduate students engage in hands-on creative activities in the field, working individually and collaboratively to document and envision local spaces built upon values of cooperation, equity, justice, and sustainability.
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Work collaboratively with NHC members and staff focused on state and local housing issues to determine how national housing policy could better support effective state and local housing strategies. 7.
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"If the genie in the bottle were to grant me just one wish to combat international wildlife crime, I would ask that everyone work more collaboratively," Mr. Sellar has written.
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I think it would be necessary even if I were from Zambia, but my foreignness is highlighting and foregrounding the need to think collaboratively across every aspect of the filmmaking.
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"We are always eager to work collaboratively with all stakeholders to ensure riders can access affordable and reliable transportation and drivers can earn on their own schedules," a spokesperson said.
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As he worked collaboratively with a surgeon, he explained that CRNAs are trained to treat an extensive range of cases, from a routine tonsillectomy to a complex open heart surgery.
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"Lyft has a long track record of working collaboratively with policymakers, including the SF City Attorney, on important issues," Lyft spokesman Adrian Durbin said in a statement to The Hill.
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A good manager will be open to discussing your situation, and supporting you through the rough time, working collaboratively with you to address the stressors causing the burnout, says Caprino.
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While our opioid medicines account for less than 2% of total prescriptions, we will continue to work collaboratively with the state toward bringing meaningful solutions to address this public health challenge.
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"Our imminent risk policy requires a counselor to work collaboratively with the person on the line to come up with a safety plan and that both can agree upon," Sinwelski said.
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Wevorce, a new web-based divorce service, allows couples to collaboratively dissolve their marriage by leading them through the process without the burdenesome time and expense of a long court battle.
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Available for Windows, macOS, Android and iOS, the Aproplan app is designed to be used collaboratively by contractors, engineers, architects, and clients to facilitate communication, logging, and reporting of construction projects.
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"Nowhere to Hide" (22017, pictured), an immersive account of a male nurse working and raising a family in Iraq, was shot collaboratively by Mr Ahmed and the nurse himself, Nori Sharif.
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This Wroclaw, Poland-based company offers a sort of iPad-powered whiteboard that lets you collaboratively display drawings and text, equations, and even stamp out fun (and educational) clip art presentations.
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It is an example of a "distributed ledger": in essence, a database that is maintained not by a single actor, such as a bank, but collaboratively by a number of participants.
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This should include these nations working collaboratively to document the damage Chinese policies have done to their economies and to develop new global trade rules and norms that constrain such policies.
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This requires environmental groups and timber companies to collaboratively find new ways to manage forests, without getting drawn into the debates over climate change or the logging wars of the 1970s.
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Nedbank said on Monday it was "engaging collaboratively" with Old Mutual as part of the review, but advised shareholders to "exercise caution" when dealing in Nedbank shares ahead of the update.
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The leaders of those organizations have to figure out, both in their own actions and working collaboratively with government and all sorts of stakeholders, how they want to evolve their businesses.
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Kayim, who subscribes to the view that city AIRs should be compensated as consulting professionals, oversees Minneapolis's resident artists collaboratively with Intermedia Arts, a nonprofit deeply embedded in the local community.
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"We are concerned about a unilateral approach ... that threaten to undermine progress that we have made collaboratively with the Europeans to make the international taxation system fair," Earnest told a briefing.
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"Hundreds of students, faculty, staff, administrators and trustees have been working respectfully and collaboratively over the last several months to effect urgent, lasting and meaningful change," according to the university's statement.
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An important next step is to collaboratively construct industry standards that definitively assign accident fault and thereby prove the safety of driverless vehicles when collisions with human-driven vehicles inevitably occur.
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"The president and his cabinet are working collaboratively as we speak to create a budget that keeps the president's promises to secure the country and prioritize taxpayer funds," Mr. Czwartacki said.
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"The president and his cabinet are working collaboratively as we speak to create a budget that keeps the president's promises to secure the country and prioritize taxpayer funds," the statement said.
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These concerns prompted some oil and gas companies to work collaboratively with the environmental community and Colorado governor's office to develop and enact sensible, legally-enforceable methane restrictions and reporting requirements.
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Oisin Hanrahan, chief product officer at the $4 billion IAC brand ANGI Homeservices, previously told Business Insider that hiring managers test almost every job candidate on their ability to work collaboratively.
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"We&aposre aware that we have to work collectively and collaboratively with the United States and that, quite frankly, has been my point with the president since the very beginning," Trudeau said.
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As this is an industry-wide problem, we work collaboratively with our industry peers and partners like NCMEC (National Center for Missing & Exploited Children) to actively monitor content uploaded to the platform.
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Ooniprobe's test sites are, as The Atlantic points out, a list built collaboratively between OONI and Citizen Project and aim to catalog crucial services or controversial content most likely to be censored.
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Working collaboratively with Versace's Lucio Di Rosa, Roach says he helped design the dress after the Maid of Orléans came to him in a dream, riding a horse and waving a sword.
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"This process, and what this process has yielded artistically and collaboratively, has been nothing short of a revelation, a balm and an arrival for me," said Morissette, 44, in a press release.
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Though writing collaboratively is far from a new idea to anyone who has used Google Docs in the past, the behind the scenes video offers an intriguing look into the songwriting process.
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"Similar to most other clinical environments, our medical directors work collaboratively with our nurses who are involved in these cases and factor in their input as part of the decision-making process."
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In 6900, we had the opportunity to participate in a working group organized collaboratively by the National Institute on Deafness and other Communication Disorders (NIDCD) and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
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For software jobs to flourish evenly across the country, workers need adequate access to communicate and work collaboratively, especially since many software companies are global in nature and many employees work remotely.
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For around $30, you and a handful of friends/colleagues/strangers are "trapped" in some kind of space together and must collaboratively puzzle through a series of challenges to win your freedom.
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"We just talked about how the owners could come alongside us and we could, collectively, collaboratively, work together to actually create some change, real changes," Jenkins said afterward, flanked by other players.
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In the coming weeks and months, Facebook and Social Science One will continue working collaboratively to identify valuable privacy protective datasets across a wide range of areas related to elections and democracy.
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Be smart: Big tech companies are increasingly under pressure to work more collaboratively with news publishers and journalists to ensure that their algorithms and products promote more trustworthy and fact-based reporting.
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In fact, in the face of this broad movement dominating European politics in the next presidency, Donald Trump may be the in the best position to work collaboratively with Europe's new leaders.
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Similar to most other clinical environments, our medical directors work collaboratively with our nurses who are involved in these cases and factor in their input as part of the decision-making process.
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While policies and initiatives such as CARA and the (MHPAEA), can help increase access to quality care, I also see an opportunity for us to work collaboratively in establishing standardized outcomes measures.
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"This working group will include representatives from the league office and clubs and work collaboratively with leaders of club supporter groups and a cross-section of diversity and inclusion experts," Abbott said.
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"We cannot allow decisions that should have been made either solely by Congress or collaboratively between the legislative and executive branches to be made exclusively out of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue," McGovern said.
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She works slowly and collaboratively, discussing with the women how best to convey their feelings about their roots, while striving to avoid the visual clichés that are often associated with the region.
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"This process, and what this process has yielded artistically and collaboratively, has been nothing short of a revelation, a balm and an arrival for me," said Morissette in a previous press release.
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Benchling started out with free software for researchers to replace notebooks with an electronic records management system and a digital model of molecules that could be collaboratively updated by a team of researchers.
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The verdict should encourage companies "to work collaboratively with critical voices and address legitimate grievances of migrant workers," said Surya Deva of City University of Hong Kong who participated in the U.N. group.
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"Now the way forward, in my view, is to face the issue squarely, collaboratively, through dialogue, trying to find sustainable solutions for this and other sectors where over capacity may exist," he said.
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Even if you work well collaboratively, you're always going to be hopping from one place to another to get to where you want to be, because you're most passionate about your own art.
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For four years, my colleagues and I have worked collaboratively in South Kivu province to support an unprecedented network of doctors, police investigators, lawyers and judges who respond to victims of sexual assault.
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Because designers are working collaboratively at companies like Airbnb, Spotify and Twitter, Studio will offer shared design systems where assets, hex codes, and other components of design are available from within the tool.
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It began with Alan Yu of Southside United/Los Sures a community based nonprofit that collaboratively created El Museo de Los Sures, and undertakes the rehabilitation and management of buildings in the district.
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"This process, and what this process has yielded artistically and collaboratively, has been nothing short of a revelation, a balm and an arrival for me," said Morissette, 44, in a previous press release.
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Decision-makers value sophistication, and the ability to work collaboratively with any of them is heavily dependent on the type of back-end "operational innovation" that is essential for effective implementation and rollout.
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"The president and his Cabinet are working collaboratively as we seek to create a budget that keeps the president's promises to secure the country and prioritize taxpayer funds," Czwartacki told the Washington Post.
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By testing their own opinions as they test the claims of others, our students learn to read attentively, listen carefully, reason effectively, question everything, think openly and flexibly, and work respectfully and collaboratively.
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The administration official did not rule out a potential effort to restrict California's authority at a future date but said the White House hoped to work collaboratively with the state on the review.
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Peltz will "work collaboratively and strategically to explore potential partnerships that would be the optimal strategic fit for successful entry into each of Aurora's contemplated market segments," Aurora said in a press release.
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The tech giant sends its best employees to the developing world for four weeks, which the company says helps them develop leadership and problem-solving skills, work more collaboratively and strengthens company loyalty.
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From the 21984s until well into this century he composed exploratory works, many of them created collaboratively, that mixed music, text, dance and other elements in ways not generally seen on mainstream stages.
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Mr. Osha described Providence's strengths as its proximity to New York and Boston and its "very active, collaboratively focused universities," which also include the Rhode Island School of Design and Johnson & Wales University.
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"This process, and what this process has yielded artistically and collaboratively, has been nothing short of a revelation, a balm and an arrival for me," said Morissette, 45, in a previous press release.
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Privacy regulators in every province and territory have also agreed to work collaboratively "to develop guidance for organizations including law enforcement on the use of biometric technology, including facial recognition," the statement said.
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Hassinger worked collaboratively with the Pearl City community to create a version of their "Tree of Knowledge" at the Boca Raton Museum of Art, its "roots" composed of twisted, flowing rolls of newspaper.
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"Canada has a long history of working collaboratively with the U.S. and invests significant resources in restoring and protecting the Great Lakes," Catherine McKenna, Canada's environment and climate change minister, said on Thursday.
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Under the moniker Lambastic — the name she uses when working collaboratively, in a satirical style — Meyer has issued a call on Facebook and via word of mouth, seeking contributions of used women's underwear.
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Part of the fun of fandom is building it collaboratively with others, seeing their takes on the universe you want to be a part of, and deepening your connection to that reality through debate.
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"One of the things that we do here at HSS, and that I hope is becoming more prevalent nationally, is we work collaboratively with our medical colleagues to try to address obesity," he said.
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The agreement, which essentially offers the hedge fund rights that come with having a board seat, is a first for ValueAct, a firm known for working collaboratively and behind the scenes with target companies.
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Update 5/29/18 5:13pm ET: "Lyft has a long track record of working collaboratively with policymakers, including the SF City Attorney, on important issues," Lyft spokesperson Adrian Durbin told Gizmodo via email.
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"There needs to be something more basic and universal where various industry players get together and collaboratively come up with approaches of doing business that are more inclusive of women and people of color."
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So it can get fierce in open markets that bring significant competition for drivers and riders, or work collaboratively with local government in places where a challenging regulatory landscapes requires a more nuanced approach.
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Empathy and appreciation of differences: In a world best characterized as volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous, our new President must have an ability to listen and work collaboratively with people of vastly different perspectives.
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As this is an industry-wide problem, we work collaboratively with our industry peers and partners like [the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children] (NCMEC) to actively monitor content uploaded to the platform.
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To this avail, Udacity brought out its M&A team for the first time to strategically acquire CloudLabs, a small shop building interactive coding environments that let groups collaboratively code from within their browsers.
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If team members hold back on sharing what works for them — or worse, resent a colleague's needs as opposed to working collaboratively and collegially — the team's chances for success on any level commensurately diminish.
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"We will continue to work collaboratively with our diverse community of drivers — and the legislators who represent them — to improve the quality and security of independent work," an Uber spokesperson said in a statement.
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"While we vigorously deny the allegations, we share public officials' concerns about the opioid crisis and we are committed to working collaboratively to find solutions," Purdue, the maker of OxyContin, said in a statement.
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The problem is the result of a defective part and was discovered during emissions standards compliance tests by the California Air Resources Board, which said Cummins "worked collaboratively" with the regulator on the recall.
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The trust is set up to work collaboratively with charities and other organizations to direct public donations to specific appeals and to distribute funds fairly and efficiently at the time of a national emergency.
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"Bow" is a duet for two men, Cheol-in Jeong and Jae-woo Jung, or a trio for them and a slim wooden bow, which they collaboratively string over the course of the piece.
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I have received assurances that the concerns I maintain will be addressed in the Senate, and for weeks I have been in contact with several offices there to make sure we are working collaboratively.
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In an in-person session, participants would normally build the still life collaboratively; since that isn't possible, online participants are also welcome to set up their own still lifes to give them more choice.
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Presented by Rebel Playhouse in association with the Tank, this theater piece, written collaboratively by the company's members, explores how AJ finally finds her voice through an imaginative game she plays with her friends.
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The grand old man of the movement is Chris Schanck, born in 1975, whose sculptural foil and resin furniture, built collaboratively in Detroit, is the subject of a current show at Friedman Benda Gallery.
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Trian's public push to oust McGarry is highly unusual for a firm that has put a premium on saying it works collaboratively with target companies and largely tries to stay out of the headlines.
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"This process, and what this process has yielded artistically and collaboratively, has been nothing short of a revelation, a balm and an arrival for me," Morissette said of the musical in a press release.
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America's top CEOs must not only provide leadership individually but also come together collectively and collaboratively to forge a prosperous path forward for all Americans by developing practical, real solutions in the nation's interest.
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"We continue to believe the smaller and simpler is better and look forward to working collaboratively with the board and management to help catalyze a turnaround," Mr. Icahn said in a news release on Thursday.
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Now, artists don't have to be in the same space — they can be across the planet, collaboratively working on a song at their own leisure by sending files back and forth using services like Splice.
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But arguably the biggest piece in the puzzle for whoever sits in the White House next year will be how to build and sustain a truly coordinated network of care that can share information collaboratively.
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I think we're very aware that not everyone will be able to play it in that way, so we're making sure that the single-player experience is just as rewarding as going through it collaboratively.
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The latest edition of the "New Oxford Shakespeare" has claimed that 17 of the bard's 44 plays were produced collaboratively, based on an analysis of how his contemporaries used "function words" like "and" or "with".
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"We are concerned about a unilateral approach ... that threaten(s) to undermine progress that we have made collaboratively with the Europeans to make the international taxation system fair," White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters.
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Rodriguez blasted Ackman's approach on television and called him a "spoiled brat," and Ackman revealed that the CEO had accidentally sent him an email in which Rodriguez cast doubt on Ackman's statements about working collaboratively.
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Working collaboratively online from different cities across the country, the four acquaintances began working off of a list of around sixty names that had been started by journalist Jeff Yang and passed off to Ajayi.
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Moulton said he viewed her letter agreeing to the changes ahead of the vote as "a great step in the right direction" and said he worked collaboratively with her on the language to the rules.
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AIS can be a rallying point for that collective defense, where -- with a large enough group participating -- organizations of all sizes, regardless of sophistication or investments, work collaboratively to defend our networks and our country.
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The announcement about Navarro highlights how the council "will work collaboratively and synergistically" with the National Security Council, the National Economic Council and the Domestic Policy Council, but it says nothing about the USTR office.
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Purdue said in a statement provided to VICE News: While we vigorously deny the allegations, we share New Hampshire officials' concerns about the opioid crisis, and we are committed to working collaboratively to find solutions.
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When a drug price is determined to be excessive, HHS will negotiate with manufacturers, prescription drug plan sponsors, and Medicare Advantage organizations to collaboratively work together to lower the cost of these drugs for seniors.
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Because the company believes that sending its top talents on these pro-bono assignments helps them develop leadership and problem-solving skills, work more collaboratively, strengthens company loyalty and entices millennials to join the company.
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Allred and Stefanik worked collaboratively with other senators and members of the House of Representatives to see if they could find a way forward—a way to help parents without further entangling the federal government.
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The idea behind Vurb was to allow groups to make social plans collaboratively through the search app, so helping users make plans with friends is one possibility of what the app will add to Snapchat. 6.
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This is also a productive day to get a little study group going, since Pluto and Mercury are both great at doing research, and for Virgo this can happen collaboratively at the beginning of this week.
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"We believe our cities need more efficient, affordable transportation options to make car ownership a thing of the past and look forward to continuing to work collaboratively with transit agencies to achieve this goal," Lyft said.
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Google also recently released an integrated Hangouts Chat for G Suite in February, which allows users to message each other privately or in groups, work collaboratively on projects, or plan meetings based on shared calendar availabilities.
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"We will target those who control, abuse and exploit others by working collaboratively with partners to ensure that Scotland is a hostile environment to this sickening trade," said Lesley Boal, a senior officer of Police Scotland.
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Santa Monica Shared Mobility Selection Committee Santa Monica Shared Mobility Selection Committee Lime says it's worked collaboratively with the city to design a program tailored to the needs of the Santa Monica community since day one.
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Mining involves a different level of interaction with raw materials like stone or sand, along with the need to work collaboratively with other humans and machines, all while navigating irregular and uneven paths or confined spaces.
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"Those comments, while lighthearted, were part of a discussion about how the United States and Mexico could work collaboratively to combat drug cartels and other criminal elements, and make the border more secure," the official said.
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Although you're granted more creative license under the third-quarter moon's romp through Pisces on Sunday, you'll need to make a conscious effort to be transparent and work collaboratively with supervisors or clients to maintain rapport.
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The forum was co-hosted by the Mexican and Colombian governments, and was collaboratively organized by the United Nations Development Programme and nonprofits including Panthera, the Wildlife Conservation Society, Conservation International, and the World Wildlife Fund.
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"Caesars Entertainment and CEOC are working vigorously and collaboratively with the parties on the details and documentation," the casino group said in a statement on Monday, adding it was "optimistic" that an agreement would be reached.
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It is not to imitate or replicate its development approach, but rather to dramatically modernize and upgrade our own economic diplomacy and development toolkit, and work much more collaboratively with our allies in Europe and Japan.
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"So far, we've gotten much of what we asked for and we look forward to continue to work collaboratively with New York City to improve the quality of life for their S.O.T.A. recipients," said Mayor Baraka.
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"There are consequences that will continue to come home to roost, so to speak, with China, if they don&apost find a way to work more collaboratively with all of the nations who have interests," he said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Straightforward in structure but visually confounding, the eight paintings in Relative Brightness, made collaboratively by Anoka Faruqee and David Driscoll, provide an understated retinal buzz with an undertow of genuine feeling.
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The hire highlights an evolution at Elliott, from an activist investor known for its aggressive tactics to one that also works collaboratively with management, sometimes for investment periods longer than is typical of the hedge-fund industry.
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This Saturday, the artists will host a workshop at the Institute for Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, for volunteers to collaboratively make hand-sewn pillows from recycled clothing donated by undocumented immigrants, the formerly detained, and their supporters.
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Though Sakoda declines to comment on the exact size of Cisco's investment or the fund's overall composition, citing SEC restrictions, he tells us he's working very collaboratively with the company, including its corporate venture arm, Cisco Investments.
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Tourmaline and Sasha Wortzel, who collaboratively wrote, directed, and produced the film, embrace the flexibility of Marsha's memories: Happy Birthday is animated by the feeling of a moment, instead of the particularities of a time and date.
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"For us, we see it as our first proof point that we can thoughtfully and collaboratively craft legislation that addresses the needs of these cooks, and is respectful and sensible from a public health perspective," Jorgensen said.
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I also look for people who are going to bring something to the table and who will work well collaboratively, but I don't want a group of people that just tell me what I want to hear.
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"We look forward to working with the Port Authority and all stakeholders to collaboratively develop procedures based on industry best practices and expertise that will enhance the customer experience going forward," Mr. Flint said in a statement.
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And I think the hard part for me is I've been working collaboratively with people on startups, on media companies, magazines, radio stations, all kinds of stuff in my life, and all of those things were collaborative.
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"I look forward to bringing fresh perspectives to the boardroom, and working collaboratively with (CEO) David and the rest of the board to drive sustainable long-term shareholder value at P&G," Peltz said in an email.
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Bob has worked closely and collaboratively with leaders across the different segments of our company, and I'm confident he will apply the same vision, passion and commitment to excellence in his new role as Chief Executive Officer.
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He also maintained that the White House was working collaboratively with the Republicans in the House and Senate on a tax plan and that all of the president's wishes might not make it into the final bill.
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Reaching across the aisle may seem old-fashioned, or even impossible in this day and age, but it really is the job of Congress to work collaboratively to create a solution that benefits and protects all Americans.
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While Ackman will lay out his case for improving performance at ADP on a conference call on Thursday, he said on Wednesday that if management had been quiet he might have worked more collaboratively with the firm.
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Ackman hit back on Monday in a filing which disclosed that Rodriguez had accidentally sent him an email intended for the ADP legal team in which the CEO dismissed Ackman's pledge to work collaboratively as not credible.
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He said he agreed to dial down the rhetoric and work collaboratively with Mr. Christie and lawmakers to fashion a new plan for bailing out the city that could involve the state's taking control of the city's finances.
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Unlike a traditional activist hedge fund that loudly agitates for changes to a company under the threat of replacing board members, Hudson Executive set out to work collaboratively with management teams, without the threat of a proxy fight.
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Creative inspiration by way of conversations with friends come about on Friday, as well, as the sun gently harmonizes with the planet of fantasy, Neptune, helping you to collaboratively work out a vision of a more sustainable future.
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These plans — developed collaboratively with input from scientists, private landowners, government agencies, conservation groups, outdoor recreation community, and industries — provide the specific steps necessary to ensure the survival of the full diversity of our nation's fish and wildlife.
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"After spending weeks trying to consult with you and work with your staff on a bipartisan basis, it is difficult to view the claim in your letters" about wanting to work collaboratively "as anything but hypocritical," Cummings wrote.
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"Those comments, while lighthearted, were part of a discussion about how the United States and Mexico could work collaboratively to combat drug cartels and other criminal elements, and make the border more secure," an official said. http://bit.
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The group on Tuesday filed a grievance against management for "improperly restricting" the ability to earn extra pay on some trips and has been vocal about its concerns regarding American's willingness to work collaboratively to resolve the issue.
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The series is collaboratively programmed by BAM's Associate Vice President of Film Gina Duncan, Senior Repertory and Specialty Film Programmer Ashley Clark, Repertory and Specialty Film Programmer Jesse Trussell, and Repertory and Specialty Film Programs Coordinator Natalie Erazo.
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"Our governments are now moving forward collaboratively to develop a framework and specific actions, including investments in green infrastructure, to meet the commitments we made in Paris in order to close the gap," McKenna said in the statement.
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Others, like Studio Moross and Studio Remote, work with artists more collaboratively, and are staffed by teams of designers capable of a wide range of styles, creating hand-drawn typography, interactive music videos, or elaborate live show visuals.
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They counted down from three before turning on the car lights so Ms. Madden could see it: A teardrop-shaped opal surrounded watermelon tourmalines and gray diamonds, designed collaboratively by Ms. Beresford and Misa Jewelry, a Hawaiian designer.
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Although Ola says its service is differentiated from competitors and it works more collaboratively with regulators, that differentiation may not be particularly clear to consumers who now face a dazzling array of ride-hailing apps to choose from.
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" Regarding agriculture, the resolution does not mention cows but focuses on "working collaboratively with farmers and ranchers in the United States to eliminate pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural sector as much as is technologically feasible.
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If a company is asked to produce confidential or proprietary business information, committee staff should proactively engage the company and work collaboratively to address relevance and security concerns and exclude from production information not necessary to the investigation.
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" Purdue, which manufactures OxyContin, also said in a statement, "While we vigorously deny the allegations in the complaint, we share the attorney general's concerns about the opioid crisis, and we are committed to working collaboratively to find solutions.
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Cook's comments aggravated White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough, who thought the iPhone maker was backtracking on its earlier commitment to work collaboratively on resolving law enforcement's encryption concerns, according to one person with knowledge of the situation.
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"In the coming days, we will make a determination about the status of the team's remaining schedule and we also will work collaboratively to determine additional actions aimed at education and positive culture building for the team," Samaan said.
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Generally, animation graduates are at an intern level when they complete their degrees, she explained, so the new course is designed to reflect a real studio environment where students can work collaboratively as well as develop their technical skills.
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Instead of traditional distribution, plans for these films depend on the producers—either slated to live on as editorial content (as National Geographic plans for The Protectors) or collaboratively with cultural institutions (The Shoah Foundation supports The Last Goodbye).
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"The Barneys New York Board and management continue to work constructively and collaboratively with a number of parties and are committed to reaching a mutually agreeable resolution to strengthen our business," a Barneys spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
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Eventually they began to work collaboratively on single images until they were invited to participate in a call-and-response platform by the curators of A New Nothing, where photographer pairs swap visual notes in ongoing image-based conversations.
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These investments in Canadian engineering and technical talent accompany moves made south of the border, too, including the acquisition of autonomous driving startup Cruise – whose team in SF works collaboratively with the technical assets in place in Canada, too.
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At that time, all three were doing impressive covers both individually and collaboratively, but it was Tori's now extremely dated covers of 2009 and 2010 chart-toppers like Rihanna's "Only Girl" in her bedroom that made my heart swell.
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Without such work, families "end up having this stress for months and years," said Juanita Molina, executive director of Tucson-based nonprofit Humane Borders, which works collaboratively with the Pima County Medical Examiner's office to connect relatives with information.
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"We remain focused on working collaboratively with our investors and continuing to execute on the re-organization of our firm to pave the way for continued long-term growth and value creation," Abraaj said in an email to Reuters.
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"I am appreciative of Administrator Pruitt's pledges to rural America, and I will continue to work collaboratively with the EPA going forward on this and other issues that help our farmers, manufacturers, landowners, businesses and communities," the statement continued.
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" To improve the use of forensic evidence in the courtroom, I observed that "[l]awmakers, prosecutors, defense attorneys and forensic scientists, collaboratively working together to implement the reform the NAS report recommended, have to be the beacon of change.
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"As a part of the Facebook Journalism Project, my colleagues and I will work collaboratively with news organizations across the spectrum to build new storytelling formats, local news communities, monetization options, and more," she said in a Facebook post.
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"I hope we can work collaboratively to get the answers the American people are seeking," Representative Eliot L. Engel, a New York Democrat who is in line to be the next House Foreign Affairs chairman, said in a statement.
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It was collaboratively created by designer Richard Vijgen (who previously made the Architecture of Radio app as a network "field guide"), documentary filmmaker Bregtje van der Haak (director of Offline is the New Luxury), and visual artist Jacqueline Hassink.
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Image: ScreenshotAgain, documents can be easily shared with others online, whether to edit collaboratively or just to view, though the whole sharing, collaborating, and commenting process is more finicky than it is with the online apps from either Google or Apple.
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This beta version of the exhibition will be planned collaboratively with a group of local residents, who will be given the opportunity to choose from other recent work by the artist, and to determine the new arrangement of the galleries.
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We are disappointed, however, that in the midst of good faith negotiations with many states, the Commonwealth has decided to pursue a costly and protracted litigation process... We will continue to work collaboratively with the states toward bringing meaningful solutions.
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"Once we understood the nature of their IP, we worked quickly and collaboratively with FinalStraw to remove suspected infringing listings, and continue to closely partner with them on the removal of the few that require additional analysis," the spokesperson said.
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We urge the authorities in the U.K. and Europe to work collaboratively to ensure a smooth transition to a new economic relationship between the U.K. and the EU, including by clarifying the procedures and broad objectives that will guide the process.
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Uber needs to back up the company's newly rolled out softer, safer image with concrete efforts to complement the innovation ecosystems already flourishing in cities outside of its hometown of San Francisco — and compete collaboratively in markets around the world.
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In response to the latest calls from European leaders to enhance online extremism identification and takedown systems, a GIFCT spokesperson provided the following responsibility-distributing statement: Combatting terrorism requires responses from government, civil society and the private sector, often working collaboratively.
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Anything you and your doctor are talking about is actually being live represented on the screen, so you can collaboratively build your plans and work together to really make sure it's personalized ... LG: And somebody is listening and typing, right?
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Using the means its artists know best, and collaboratively drawing on others' expertise and assistance, the works in Ecological Consciousness undertake vital, back-to-the-wall forms of thinking and doing that many people today are unable — or unwilling — to perform.
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The idea for the group&aposs TikTok actually came from another trend they were seeing on the platform: groups piecing together short voice memos of song lines — often, Backstreet Boys&apos "I Want It That Way," — to collaboratively make music.
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The images have been produced collaboratively by the avant-garde, psycho-magical, Chilean-French poet, composer, and filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky and his wife, Pascale Montandon-Jodorowsky (their nom de plume unites the spouses' first names via the three letters they share).
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Institutions of art can often seem like they exclude the residential communities that surround them — but SMFA at Tufts students, alumni, and faculty are working collaboratively to break down cultural gaps and engage underrepresented artists and audiences in the art world.
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"The committees have worked collaboratively with each other and outside stakeholders to reauthorize necessary FISA provisions that are crucial to national security and make significant reforms to enhance civil liberties and privacy protections," the official said Wednesday in a statement.
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Priya Gursahaney, 37, an obstetrician-gynecologist in Cincinnati, and her younger brother, Vivek, 33, who lives in Columbus, Ohio, both have "strong personalities" — her words — and collaboratively craft vacations that suit their mutual love of culture-rich cities and active travel.
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"We are pleased to have reached a constructive agreement with Elliott, our largest shareholder, and look forward to working collaboratively with Elliott to enable Arconic to realize the full potential of its great businesses," Arconic's board said in a statement.
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"The committees have worked collaboratively with each other and outside stakeholders to reauthorize necessary FISA provisions that are crucial to national security and make significant reforms to enhance civil liberties and privacy protections," a House Intelligence Committee official told The Hill.
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Instead, the document emphasizes massive public investment in wind and solar production, zero-emission vehicles and high-speed rail, energy-efficient buildings, and smart power grids, as well as "working collaboratively" with farmers and ranchers to move towards sustainable agriculture techniques.
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NHI was collaboratively curated by Roya Amirsoleymani, the Artistic Director and Curator for Portland Institute for Contemporary Art (PICA), and Kat Salas and Matilda Bickers of STROLL PDX, a harm reduction, outreach, and education group run by and for sex workers.
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Ministers from the region met in Senegal last week to adopt an approach to infectious diseases that will address human and animal health together, and see countries work collaboratively to contain outbreaks of diseases ranging from bird flu to Zika.
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See TWO GLASSES OF SANGRIA WITH PHOEBE ROBINSON Photo by Nidaa Aboulhosn Photographer Michael Lundgren works collaboratively with scientists, writers, and artists on historically and socially engaged bodies of work, but his true passion is the poetic potential of the medium.
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Despite the fact that the seven participating artists (Becca Van K, Carol McMahon, Christina Tenaglia, Claire Sherwood, Claudia Tienan, Diane Dwyer, Maddi LaVallee, and Susan Carr) collaboratively installed their work in LABspace's intimate interior, a surprising order and rigor prevail.
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"This is an important first step toward an orderly, fair and expeditious resolution of wildfire claims and a demonstration of our willingness to work collaboratively with stakeholders to achieve mutually acceptable resolutions," PG&E said in a statement provided to Reuters.
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A new project by Future Everything, the Barcelona Supercomputing Centre, the UK's Met Office, and data viz specialist and designer Moritz Stefaner looks at what art and design can collaboratively contribute to understanding and aiding the science of climate change.
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Jigarjian got involved with Baxter Street at CCNY through a friend and former teacher Allen Frame who invited her to join the artist-run board while she was still an MFA student in the program collaboratively run by ICP and Bard College.
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While this obligation to defend each other can sometimes escalate instances of online violence in remote communities, it also demands an active rather than passive approach to online risks, a collaboratively defensive attitude that may be key to communities developing their own responses.
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There are enough of us single-malt producers who actually know each other and work collaboratively that we formed a very informal working group about a year ago and have had a few discussions about where we want the category to go.
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"Although Shell and the Thai government have worked together closely and collaboratively on the matter, the different interpretations of the treatment of share sale transactions were not resolved within Shell and KUFPEC's agreed timeframe," a Shell spokeswoman said in an e-mail.
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"The mines technical team has been working constructively and collaboratively with the government of Tanzania to try to address ... concerns regarding alleged breaches of various environmental regulations and alleged discharges of a hazardous substance from the mine," Acacia said in a statement.
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"To meet what has been incredible demand for the GTF engine, we are working collaboratively across our entire manufacturing process to ensure maximum performance, and we are keeping our customers apprised throughout the process," company spokeswoman Sara Banda said in a statement.
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With authorities across the U.S. government working collaboratively to bring every tool to bear in investigations and enforcement matters, the risks for companies facing even a civil investigation – even those outside the financial sector and other tightly regulated industries – can be staggering.
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Staying on message, Voi says that key to its success to date is working collaboratively with city authorities across the continent, including developing a Code of Conduct in Stockholm "to help the city's multiple scooter-sharing operators work more safely and efficiently together".
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While a number of activist investors have called for the ouster of a CEO even at the outset of campaigns, Barington prides itself on working collaboratively with target companies and has run only seven proxy contests during its 18-year long life-time.
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"While we intended to meet as a team at the first opportunity we had this morning to collaboratively discuss a potential visit to the White House, we accept that President Trump had made it clear that we are not invited," The Warriors said.
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"We continue to work collaboratively with leaders from the trade waste industry taking to heart the belief that since running their companies in the city is difficult enough, they should not have to labor under unnecessarily burdensome regulations from BIC," Brownell said.
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Now is not the time to turn our backs on a proven and safe source of energy, but to embrace our options and work together to keep the United States in a position to work collaboratively with other nations around the world.
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Let's hear from Ms. Margolin: I was first introduced to crossword puzzles in college when my friends and I would attempt to solve the New York Times Sunday puzzle collaboratively, lingering over Sunday brunch in the dining hall, procrastinating instead of studying.
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To that end, take a look at the liner notes for nearly any album over the past 20 years and you'll see loads of names attached to a single track—from songwriters to producers—because that's how music is usually made: collaboratively.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, praised her government service on Tuesday, and said he hoped to work collaboratively with her and Mr. Trump on an infrastructure plan, which would have to make it through the Senate her husband leads.
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These career ladders and pathways support equity and the sharing of expertise, as the best teachers are encouraged and incentivized to work in more challenged schools, mentor new and struggling colleagues and work collaboratively to improve teaching and learning beyond their individual classrooms.
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Also another popular Google Doc, a 17-page document titled "Things You Can Do," is making the rounds in the wake of Charlottesville, and looks to foster a strong sense of community by collaboratively sharing helpful resources and ways to help those in distress.
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"Our core team is dedicated to operating within this hub for talent as we expand our Fuel services program, host events, and work together more flexibly and collaboratively than a traditional venture capital firm," says Menlo Ventures managing director Venky Ganesan in a statement.
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In Istanbul and at Pace, he extends this gaze to Arab culture, most dramatically with Mother Africa (2017) and Black is Beautiful (2017), both large (9 by 19-foot) freestanding walls consisting of Iznik tiles that Wilson produced collaboratively with a workshop in Turkey.
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Expedia, which owns home-sharing company HomeAway, did not respond to questions about whether it donates directly to any of those organizations, but it did issue a statement saying the company "works collaboratively" with various groups on policy, including organizations that work on property issues.
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He is currently working collaboratively with Dr. Henry Paulson, the head of Alzheimer's research at the University of Michigan, on a piece that he says will have something to do with protein aggregation in the brain, a process thought to be behind the disease's development.
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When tech execs meet with Trump administration officials this month, they'll split up into groups to "collaboratively develop ideas for how government can operate like a modern technology enterprise," according to the meeting agenda that was sent to invited execs and obtained by Axios.
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Patient-centric innovation should flourish, as plans would have the financial and member retention motives to work collaboratively with providers and members to deliver and receive appropriate and efficient wellness, illness prevention, and care management services; rising cost trends would be reduced as a consequence.
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" Tower Hotel, used annually as the base for the London Marathon, said in a statement: "We have worked collaboratively with the EHO (Environmental Health Officer) and the IAAF to investigate the origins of the illness and can confirm that the hotel was not the source.
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But Sesame Street has always utilized the arts as its own kind of exploratory education: the animated spots produced collaboratively with the Keith Haring Foundation; the Renoir painting exercise; the very French Salvatore Dada; the myriad instances in which the gang paints, writes, and cooks.
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"Our goal at R3 is to bring our members together with the strongest technology players and work collaboratively to evaluate and accelerate this technology to production using real-world use cases," said Tim Grant, chief executive officer of R3's Lab and Research Center.
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Kathryn Ranhorn, postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Anthropology at Harvard University, told Gizmodo that Garrod not only preferentially employed and worked collaboratively with local Arab women while at Mount Carmel, but publicly credited the women for ground-breaking discoveries made at the site.
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"I agree with the Catholic bishops who have said that local, state and federal officials should 'work collaboratively and prudently in the implementation of this deployment, ensuring that the presence of the National Guard is measured and not disruptive to community life,' " Brown said.
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I work closely with the same core team and we tend to work pretty collaboratively, almost more like a writers room, so a big part of the process early on is just talking out the ideas and feeling out how others respond to it.
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Previous experiments have allowed researchers to create an "organic computer" by wiring four mice brains together, shown that people can successfully complete a game of 20 questions via brain-to-brain transmission, and have monkeys collaboratively control a 3D arm model using only their thoughts.
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"In this unprecedented situation, the Japanese Ministry of Health authorities are working with us collaboratively on additional enhancements and approving new procedures as we adapt our process to the unique challenges of this situation," said Jan Swartz, president of Princess Cruises, in a statement.
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"Under Chairman Pai's leadership, the FCC has the opportunity to chart a path away from heavy-handed intervention in competitive markets and work collaboratively with Congress to create a modern regulatory agency that better meets the needs of consumers," Thune said in a statement.
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Second, we don't need more TSA screeners being deployed to wander the public areas, but the TSA does need to collaboratively engage with the airport industry to develop the best tactics and strategies to protect the public areas, rather than just telling airports what they should do.
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"When developing the current practice, the District worked collaboratively with parents, law enforcement and private safety/mental health agencies and legal consultants to ensure our safety measures reflected considerable input from both our local community and experts in the field of school safety," the statement said.
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Here's an excerpt (this email is long):Our company has been built on the principle of bringing together people from all walks of life to do amazing work by creating an environment where we trust each other, work collaboratively, and have a deep respect for one another.
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" Johnson said that earlier in election season she'd met with some of the other Democratic challengers running nearby in Georgia, promising that if they made it out of their primaries they would run their races collaboratively "because we don't have the bandwidth to do it alone.
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But while the site is promoting The Revenant, it might also want to promote the Geocacher's Creed, a collaboratively generated ethos that might get missed by newbies, treasure hunters, and people who just stumble across the prop packages after surviving a devastating bear attack of their own.
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"And since Elizabeth Warren is a thoughtful policymaker, this is likely the first salvo toward an engagement with the technology community to work collaboratively on issues that we all want to see solved and that some of us are dedicating our career in venture to help solving."
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By working collaboratively with national and subnational governments, civil society groups, religious organizations, and others to develop solutions to these challenges, the United States has an opportunity to deliver on the investments made since 9/11 and prevent radical Islamist extremism from infiltrating a crucial ally.
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NEW YORK, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Eighteen months after officially burying the hatchet in one of America's most bitter proxy contests, Procter & Gamble Co CEO David Taylor and billionaire investor Nelson Peltz proclaimed their mutual respect on Thursday, underscoring how activists and corporations can end up working collaboratively.
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The main pages are reserved for the Pickfords's wildlife photography, something they've been doing collaboratively for years, with previous books including the 1999 The Miracle Rivers: The Okavango and Chobe of Botswana and the 2014 Forever Africa: A Journey from the Cape of Good Hope to Morocco.
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The FDA is committed to doing everything within its resources and authorities to identify and remove unsafe products from the market, and we continue to work collaboratively with all of our stakeholders to help ensure that products marketed as dietary supplements are safe, well-manufactured, and accurately labeled.
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The top priority for Saudi Arabia, this major oil producer who experienced a volatile jump is taking the lead to cut to support oil prices and pushing the member states in OPEC, as well as Russia who is also in CUT DEALS, to cut collaboratively, reducing market price volatility.
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For athletes contemplating a vegan lifestyle, it's important to work with a registered dietitian (one who is certified as a specialist in sports dietetics, aka "CSSD," is ideal), who can collaboratively develop a meal plan that is vegan and supports overall health and athletic performance, Dr. Halliday says.
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Vilsack said the administration had succeeded in moving the needle in several ways: by working collaboratively — rather than via confrontation — for conservation, by stimulating new business in rural economies, by making climate action part of the culture at the USDA, and by helping poor people get healthier food.
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"The company will consider all avenues, including working collaboratively with the DENR, to facilitate the immediate resolution of this matter to ensure no disruption to our operations and our valued local workforce," the company said in a statement, referring to the Philippines' Department of Environment and Natural Resources.
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"Producing functional art objects allows us to work more collaboratively with the artists," explains Olivia Smith, director of Exhibition A, an online retailer of limited edition contemporary art prints and recently, some exceptional art objects by well known artists such as Katherine Bernhardt, Rob Pruitt and Bjarne Melgaard.
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At this year's International Astronautical Congress, NASA and Russia's space agency, Roscosmos, signed a joint statement expressing their intent to work collaboratively toward the development of a space station further out from Earth, orbiting the Moon, as a staging point for both lunar surface exploration and deeper space science.
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This AI built to play a game like it is similarly complex, and its interpretations and creations when you play it (as you can now) may seem eerily human — but it's also refreshing to have such an agent working collaboratively with you rather than beating you with superhuman skills.
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"We are in a new era of working collaboratively with the members of the Florida Pediatric Society and the Florida Academy of Pediatric Dentistry to achieve our mutual goal: achieving the best possible health outcomes for the children served by Florida Medicaid," said the agency secretary, Elizabeth Dudek.
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Ankura has not responded to Reuters queries "We are working collaboratively on a range of issues with investors in our Healthcare Fund while also preserving the Fund's vital mission of delivering affordable, accessible and quality healthcare to undeserved markets," Abraaj said when asked about how the money was handled.
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Ankura has not responded to Reuters queries "We are working collaboratively on a range of issues with investors in our Healthcare Fund while also preserving the Fund's vital mission of delivering affordable, accessible and quality healthcare to underserved markets," Abraaj said when asked about how the money was handled.
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"Despite the fact that the House of Representatives decided to sue the Administration on this issue, our Department has worked collaboratively with Congress to provide information regarding this program, including by responding to letters, providing documents, and making four senior officials available for interviews," said HHS spokesman Ben Wakana.
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"American's NATO partners are worried that Donald Trump is going to leave the NATO summit, rush through his U.K. visit to go golfing, and then go and make a number of promises to Putin that won't really have been discussed or worked through collaboratively with Europe," Vinjamuri added.
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To that end, the Fenty Beauty House isn't an entirely new idea: TikTok "collab" homes, places where influencers come together to collaboratively create content, as well as communal housing for other content creators like YouTube vloggers and video game live-streaming stars, have been cropping up more and more.
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" Brown, a former Jesuit seminarian, wrote, "I agree with the Catholic Bishops who have said that local, state and federal officials should 'work collaboratively and prudently in the implementation of this deployment, ensuring that the presence of the National Guard is measured and not disruptive to community life.
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For students (and teachers), the updated version of the Classroom mobile app now features the ability to annotate documents collaboratively, making it easier for teachers and students to collaborate outside of the classroom, but also for students to sketch out math problems or create visuals to go with their assignments.
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"There are consequences that will continue to come home to roost" if China does not find a way to work more collaboratively with nations that have interests in the disputed region, the former four-star Marine Corps general said at the Shangri-La Dialogue, an annual security summit in Singapore.
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To build expert capacity in communities to address the present and future threat, jump-start community-based prevention, intervention, rehabilitation programs for violent extremism that are rooted in the public and mental health approach to violence prevention and are evidence and best practices-based and work collaboratively with law enforcement.
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Read more: Lyft is finally giving some drivers one of their most requested featuresIt's also a way for Lyft to work collaboratively with airports, an especially important tactic as many cities — like Los Angeles, Boston, and others — begin to move ride-hailing pickups away from the terminal curb to separate locations.
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While the media has reported rumors of bullying, SAPD has not yet concluded its investigation … We are working collaboratively with SAPD, awaiting the results of their investigation … Hazard Elementary School has a longstanding PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports) program and takes a proactive approach to promote a positive school culture.
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"We want our UK team of more than 7,000 people to have the best possible chance of future success, which is why we continue to urge UK and EU negotiators to work collaboratively towards an orderly balanced Brexit that will continue to encourage mutually beneficial trade," Nissan said in a statement.
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We don't expect to be able to prevent all cancers, but we hope that our roundtable will be the beginning of a Pan American effort to work collaboratively to identify common issues and develop specific strategies to prevent or reduce cancer incidence, or find it at an earlier, treatable stage.
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"While today's ruling from the Constitutional Court is a welcome development for free knowledge and the people of Turkey, there are other threats to our ability to continue to freely, openly, and collaboratively build the largest collection of knowledge in human history," the foundation wrote in a post celebrating the ruling.
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Imagine a country where every citizen has the ability to reach their full potential—a country where families and communities have access to the building blocks that sustain well-being and a foundation of supports provided by a range of systems working collaboratively across sectors that enable all to thrive.
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We work super collaboratively, so people do see Spark, specifically, Jeremy and I, as a unit that they are getting access to across the board, versus you are going to only talk to this one person and never anybody else at the firm and you're that one person's guy or gal.
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Some of the wisest business leaders realize that the only way to scale and remain competitive is to stick to their core competency — then, work collaboratively with other groups whose complementary core competencies can make a business process more efficient than by trying (and largely failing) to create such disparate capabilities themselves.
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"Vice Chairman Mark Warner concurred, saying the committee's investigation had found the U.S. was unable to "effectively respond or defend" against the attacks, but that today the U.S. intelligence community and election officials are taking steps collaboratively "to ensure that our elections are far more secure today than they were in 2016.
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So the least we can do for vulnerable animals — especially those of us who wield considerable influence over their welfare — is to always value their lives and qualities of life, as well as work collaboratively toward a future in which industries never victimize or cruelly exploit animals in the name of commerce.
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The following outstanding startups captured our interest and imagination to secure featured spots in Startup Alley's 10 different category pavilions: AI & Machine Learning Mobsting – Mobsting is a social video creation app that allows anyone to collaboratively create better video content Parla – Parla is an AI-powered English teacher, available in mobile application.
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Cows and climate change "working collaboratively with farmers and ranchers in the United States to eliminate pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural sector as much as is technologically feasible" This element has already been boiled down to cow farts, according to the President and that prematurely published set of FAQs.
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"Since 9/11, we and our Mexican and Canadian partners have worked to secure the North American perimeter by sharing information on people and goods coming to our countries, cross-referencing that information against terrorism databases and working collaboratively to identify potential bad actors trying to come to North America," Stodder said.
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Later, Spin pivoted to scooters, and today, the San Francisco-based company operates rentable e-scooters in nine cities and on five college campuses But while Spin touts its efforts to work collaboratively with cities, it was famously one of the startups that was denied a permit in its hometown after launching there in 2017.
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A lengthy report from the New York Times details how James Comey tried to keep the FBI from being too political in its investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails, but how his handling — a mix of acting independently, against the bureau's policies, and other times working collaboratively — had a lasting, partisan impact on the 2016 election.
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Instead of keeping other investors at an arms length to savor the best deals in the name of self indulgence, the investors that are a part of the VC 3.0 group regularly share notes on startups, split up events like demo days and collaboratively hunt to fill open roles at each others portfolio companies.
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" Working collaboratively, whether on editorial campaigns or promotional events for Suits, Sellers says the royal fiancée was a dream client in more ways than one: "She was so fun to work with because she was so in-the-know when it came to new products and brands – at times she would even teach me things!
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This emerging technology (Windows Ink from Microsoft and Interactive Ink from MyScript Labs are good examples) uses machine learning and contextual analysis to recognise anything that can be written or drawn by hand on a touch-sensitive screen, and then turns it into digital form ready to be searched, stored, shared, annotated and edited collaboratively.
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Facebook's old motto Airbnb, the $25 billion room rental startup, pledged late last year to work "collaboratively" rather than combatively with cities — paying its fair share of taxes, releasing mounds of data on its customers — even as sources close to the company previously grumbled to this reporter about personal disagreements with the regulations in place.
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"I really hope that we can have a conversation about solutions and I hope that conversation takes us in the direction of looking for ways that we can maybe work together collaboratively and apply some market pressure to force changes at social media companies, rather than looking to the government for solutions," Bluey said.
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The Senior Intergovernmental Affairs Officer occupies a critical leadership position in the Embassy of Canada working collaboratively with high-level internal and external officials, delegations and stakeholders to advance Canada's bilateral interests at the sub-national level in Washington DC, in the Embassy's territory (Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland) and across the United States.
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They have it in a lot of Oracle databases, and some of those Oracle databases are actually really big Oracle databases, and so what we've come to as an agreement to really bring all the benefits of Oracle out to AT&T, and we'll work together collaboratively as we migrate those databases to the Oracle cloud.
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"Ontario welcomes the federal government's leadership in renewing a national dialogue to enhance the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), and is committed to continuing to work collaboratively with the federal government, provinces and territories to make progress on a national solution that addresses the needs of future retirees," the two finance departments said in a joint statement.
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"As Legislative Liaison Blake will perform various duties for the Port, including increasing the Port's presence and visibility in Washington, D.C., with legislators, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Executive Branch, and other policy makers, along with working collaboratively with others to further the Port's agenda and to obtain public funding," a statement from the port authority says.
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And, uh, I-, I do-, I'm an optimist, I believe that rationality prevails, at the end of the day, and I think everybody would like to have a better world for their children than they had for themselves, and the best way to do that is for China and the US to come together constructively and collaboratively.
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You will work with the Executive Director of BCHC and the Vice President of de Beaumont Communications to collaboratively create a strategic communications plan — and be responsible for implementing it, including earned, digital, and social media; website content and management; writing and editing of issue papers, reports, blog posts, op-eds, press statements, and other such materials; and more.
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And I emphasize the importance of making sure that rhetoric will not be used in any dangerous way, and we will make sure we work collaboratively," Abbot said of the letter, which was dated the day before a gunman killed 22 people in El Paso in an attack the shooter said was in response to a "Hispanic invasion.
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" In 2011, while promoting a $127 million public-private partnership called the "Young Men's Initiative" between the city of New York and philanthropic organizations including his own, Bloomberg said that there was an "enormous cohort" of young black and Latino men who "don't know how to behave in the workplace where they have to work collaboratively and collectively.
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"We focused on trying to build bridges between sides that may not always see eye to eye, working collaboratively on one goal, and that is making sure that we are going to keep our students, our schools and our communities safer," Abbott, a supporter of gun rights, told reporters after the closed-door meeting that lasted about two hours.
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This is how we wind up with the kind of supreme disconnect between fans and writers like the one that has existed between Supernatural and its fan base for most of the show's interminable run on air: A substantial number of the show's fans are collaboratively creating a vision of a completely different show than the one being produced in the writers' room.
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So we were heartened when, in 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 State of the Union Address, he said he wanted to work collaboratively with Democrats, and to find common ground.
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Similarly, at his high school, race is discussed explicitly, with a focus on equity and social justice and a deep commitment to creating a learning environment that produces critical, well-informed citizens who have strong identities and see themselves as playing a role in collaboratively creating community; not being better than, or superior over other races or groups of people.
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Unlike Mr. Manafort's experience, my clients are forced to make decisions without knowing the evidence against them, often detained away from their families who would offer them solace, with limited access to private space, critical tools and technology to assist in their defense, and deprived the ease of working collaboratively with their attorneys that is so necessary for optimal representation.
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However, FedNow will also put the Fed at odds with some of the biggest banks in the world — including Wells Fargo, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Deutsche Bank, among others — that collaboratively own The Clearing House (TCH), which previously launched a system reducing processing times from a few days to under five seconds, per a senior vice president at the company cited by The Washington Post.
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Conceived of by Mattingly and executed collaboratively with a large number of people and organizations — the website lists "27 partner individuals and organizations" and 63 members of the "team" besides Mattingly — "Swale" is a floating food forest, a simultaneous dream and physical manifestation of what New York City might look like if food were considered not only an economic good, but a public one.
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Like Med Hondo (how has Toronto gotten a retrospective before New York?), Sidney Sokhona, and Oumarou Ganda, Alassane is a filmmaker whose obscurity here speaks to the distance between pioneering French documentarian Jean Rouch and the greater body of Francophone cinema from postcolonial Africa — in other words, the ongoing predicament that several of the most visible movies from this period of African history were made, albeit collaboratively, by a white man.
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Reporting to the Division Director, the State Policy Analyst will work collaboratively with AVMA staff and volunteer entities to conduct related research, assist in developing the AVMA's state-level agenda, and plan and attend approved programs and events designed to facilitate distribution of the AVMA's public policy perspective and to educate and assist state and allied veterinary medical associations with state-level legislative and regulatory issues that impact veterinary medicine.
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"We are working collaboratively with a wide array of groups—including many of those on this letter—plus frontline communities and members of Congress to develop bold Green New Deal policies that can tackle the climate crisis, create high paying jobs, and counteract racial and economic inequity at the speed and scale that justice demands," Ben Beachy, the director of Sierra Club's Living Economy campaign, said in an emailed statement.
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The model, in which the consortium coordinates teams of reporters around the world to work collaboratively on a single big source base, has been increasingly successful, aiding in investigations of international interest, like "Lux Leaks," which in 2014 exposed how Luxembourg had helped hundreds of international companies cut their taxes through preferential deals, and "Swiss Leaks," which a year later exposed how HSBC helped the rich evade taxes.
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