They work cooperatively to shake down cities to build stadiums.
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The chance for both countries to develop cooperatively is improved.
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Rajan describes how ranchers benefit by handling livestock trespass cooperatively.
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And we're working on it, I might add, cooperatively with Mexico.
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We always played cooperatively, and we only played in ranked mode.
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We can maximize our security only if we work cooperatively together.
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We have worked cooperatively with Twitter who understood this from the beginning.
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We look forward to working cooperatively with Austin's family toward this transition.
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The Mississippi Democrat and the acting secretary have previously worked together cooperatively.
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"We have worked cooperatively with CFTC to resolve that matter," she added.
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The multiplayer component, which allowed players to play cooperatively, was especially popular.
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Lead counsel said they had worked tirelessly and cooperatively for all plaintiffs.
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The goal is to live as cooperatively and as peacefully as possible.
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What better way than to cooperatively stage a condemnation of Russian actions?
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Whales also travel in groups — theirs are called pods — and hunt cooperatively.
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As with any major tragedy, we will work cooperatively with the authorities.
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It's heartening to see people coming together peacefully, cooperatively, and above all, effectively.
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The two have worked cooperatively together on a range of China-related issues.
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Mr. Reider pays nominal rent, and the three operate the supper club cooperatively.
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"The parties are working cooperatively with the CMA and will continue to do so."
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Efforts by residents to try to organize and cooperatively buy the town have fallen flat.
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February 2016: South Korea pulling out of a cooperatively-run complex between the two countries.
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He understood that working in complex urban centers meant forcing competing entities to work cooperatively.
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Chimpanzees use tools extensively compared to bonobos, and also cooperatively hunt small monkeys as prey.
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YouTube was quick to issue a statement, noting that it would "work cooperatively with the authorities."
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It&aposs in everyone&aposs best interests to do so and work cooperatively with the president.
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The City's plan is to work cooperatively with restaurants to ensure straws are available by request.
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So you really want to get your Team Mystic buddies together and come and attack cooperatively.
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It remains our strong preference to engage cooperatively with Qualcomm's Board of Directors and management team.
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International Paper has indicated it was willing to move quickly and cooperatively to engage with Smurfit.
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"USAID expresses appreciation to SIGAR for working collaboratively and cooperatively with USAID personnel," one letter seethes.
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We are encouraged that the administration has recently agreed to work cooperatively with the EU and Japan to address China's damaging practices cooperatively, including in the WTO, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Group of 22019 (G-7), G-20 and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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They also worked cooperatively with Trump's lawyers and lawyers from the Trump Organization to conduct the review.
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Players explore it cooperatively, unearthing the narrative and learning the ropes before entering the online PvP fray.
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My board members disagree Board members should work cooperatively and have vigorous discussions prior to any vote.
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And such a cooperatively shared private greenspace would be all but impossible to recreate in Manhattan today.
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We are doing the paradigm of working cooperatively, so everyone can gain something, everyone can learn something.
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"We will continue to work through this process civilly and cooperatively, and plan to continueour professional life together."
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The County was working cooperatively with the FBI when it reset the iCloud password at the FBI's request.
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With ten companies, even if you don't have good labour laws, there is an impulse to work cooperatively.
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They give soldiers a chance to demonstrate their valor and loyalty, to work cooperatively, to show utter selflessness.
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It's also a powerful day to discuss plans and commitments, thanks to Venus and Saturn working cooperatively together.
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" He added, "It remains our strong preference to engage cooperatively with Qualcomm's board of directors and management team.
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When he gave them toys to play with, they wielded them in frustration; overall, they played less cooperatively.
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"We're working very cooperatively with leadership" on taking action on the Lee and Khanna bills, Pocan said. Rep.
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For example, thanks to a newly introduced feature, Margaritelli said, the units are able to network and learn cooperatively.
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We will continue to work through this process civilly and cooperatively, and plan to continue our professional life together.
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CPSC and Samsung are working cooperatively to formally announce an official recall of the devices, as soon as possible.
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You can take the beasts either on your own or cooperatively with groups of up to four players online.
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And once you begin to play together cooperatively with a group of people, it's much like a softball game.
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"We will continue to work through this process civilly and cooperatively, and plan to continue our professional life together."
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For years, Paris traveled around the South helping black farmers hold on to their land and build wealth cooperatively.
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" "We even identified candidates selected by the White House we could support to demonstrate our willingness to work cooperatively.
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"I am pleased that we were able to resolve our differences and move forward cooperatively, as friends," he said.
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"The County was working cooperatively with the FBI when it reset the iCloud password at the FBI's request," it said.
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" Andrés agreed, saying: "I am pleased that we were able to resolve our differences and move forward cooperatively, as friends.
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"Turkey is a NATO partner with whom the United States has every intention of continuing to work cooperatively," Pompeo said.
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Effective law enforcement requires us to work cooperatively with all local, state and federal partners, and with private sector stakeholders.
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Think a pack of wolves cooperatively hunting down prey or a family of beavers collecting materials to build a dam.
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And being allowed to stay in the group and benefit from it is reliant on our reputation for behaving cooperatively.
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A strong EQ is the foundation for working cooperatively with a group and creating a sense of cohesion at work.
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Police at first worked cooperatively with protesters, said Tobias Garnett, a human rights lawyer on the group's legal strategy team.
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Having to work cooperatively with other managers is inevitable when every CEO wants to "break down silos" in a company.
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Only during a national security or economic crisis do lawmakers suddenly discover the ability to act cooperatively with one another.
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Joe Staten If we're going to have a big space that's best to explore cooperatively, let's really double down on it.
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Gray, a moderate with a track record of working cooperatively with Republicans, looks like a good bet to knock out Rep.
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"The County was working cooperatively with the FBI when it reset the iCloud password at the FBI's request," reads the tweet.
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At their best, campaigns offer an environment where creative operatives have latitude to solve problems cooperatively and defend the campaign's values.
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Business and government working cooperatively could use combined market power to force a major change in how we finance health care.
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Clinton points out that she worked cooperatively with Republicans when she served in the Senate and would do so as president.
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The statement, which spoke of "working cooperatively" and "strengthening the relationship" between the two countries, was at odds with Trump's tweets.
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The cleaners, primarily immigrant women from Latin America, cooperatively own the Up & Go code and brand, launched publicly in May 213.
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"China acknowledged our shared objective to reduce the trade deficit which both sides will work cooperatively to achieve," the statement said.
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In dealings between people, the alternative to sacrifice is trade, whereby the parties cooperatively engage in voluntary exchange, to mutual benefit.
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"We will continue to work through this process civilly and cooperatively, and plan to continue our professional life together," their statement concludes.
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The package even comes with two classic PlayStation controllers, so you and a friend can go head-to-head or play cooperatively.
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"We're working cooperatively with the Air Force to make sure there's room for three players," Steinmeyer said in an interview with Reuters.
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The techniques are complimentary and work best when the techniques are applied consistently, cooperatively and when the two functionaries are constantly communicating.
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And the positives of seeing both parents working hard and cooperatively raising a family far outweigh the negatives of that missed event.
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"We have the greatest respect for law enforcement and have always worked cooperatively to help in their investigations," a company representative said.
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We are working cooperatively with these counties to ensure that this funding is used to help mitigate the impacts of this phenomenon.
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Researchers, governments and businesses must cooperatively develop ethical guidelines that help to ensure a responsible use of AI to the benefit of all.
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As we continue to track this matter, we hope and expect that Gimlet Media and the union will work cooperatively on this issues.
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The DC Metro Transit Police worked cooperatively with the FBI, and Young was investigated for 6 years, repeatedly meeting with an FBI informant.
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The Board has urged both parties to resolve the matter cooperatively and quickly, and the Board is taking steps to facilitate that process.
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"We have worked cooperatively with our communities, and they with us," said Edwin McCormack, a spokesman for the Westchester County executive, Rob Astorino.
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Further complicating the launch equation, the DOD program must operate cooperatively with other civil, commercial and international space launch programs, suppliers and customers.
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In January, they cooperatively launched a campaign called "Let's Listen Together" to highlight efforts made by teams and players in their local communities.
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Donor governments' role in the development sphere generally is to work cooperatively with the governments of underdeveloped countries to improve economies and infrastructure.
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"We have the greatest respect for law enforcement and have always worked cooperatively to help in their investigations," Apple said in a statement.
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"We believe it is the duty of a responsible ride-hailing operator to work cooperatively with regulators," said Bolt, another newcomer in London.
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In late September, NASA announced that it would work cooperatively with Russia's space agency Roscosmos on a space station that would orbit the Moon.
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Other titans like Facebook are similarly trying to get ahead of criticisms, voluntarily pledging greater transparency and promising to work more cooperatively with regulators.
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His prescribed path forward is heavier on suggestions for how we should think more cooperatively about the work of politics than on particular policies.
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"We work cooperatively with industry in the overwhelming number of cases," said Douglas Stearn, director of F.D.A.'s office of enforcement and import operations.
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In Mr. Trump's Washington, it's easier for a think-tank analyst than an elected member of Congress to deal cooperatively with a political opponent.
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In 2012, a research group at the University of Ohio set out to study how playing videogames cooperatively or competitively impacted subsequent cooperative behavior.
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He added that the administration would invoke the War Powers Act "if we need to" but would prefer to work cooperatively with private vendors.
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"We have the greatest respect for law enforcement and have always worked cooperatively to help in their investigations," the spokesperson said in an email.
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There's a decreasing number of areas where we can engage cooperatively and an increasing number of areas where we're going to have to confront Russia.
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One of the biggest challenges for the team was figuring out how robots could further imitate ants by working cooperatively to pull a heavy object.
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Among other changes, Unravel 2 will feature two Yarny characters, which means that either one player can control both, or two people can play cooperatively.
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And our ability to work cooperatively with government and regulatory agencies around the world is a hallmark of building this business for the global markets.
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" "We must all act cooperatively to expose the crimes of the Tehran regime and do whatever is needed to make sure they get the message.
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We are committed to working cooperatively with CARB and other regulators, and we plan to continue our discussions tomorrow when we meet with the EPA.
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This position works cooperatively on CBF priority regional issues with Headquarters and state office staff and serves as a member of CBF's internal Grassroots Team.
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That is, if "working" is defined by creating an environment in which Kim Jong Un has great incentive to cooperatively dismantle his nuclear missile program.
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When Alexis de Tocqueville toured America in 1831, he concluded that one secret of our success was our ability to solve problems collectively and cooperatively.
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The model is more popular in Europe, where the EU counts 250,000 cooperatively owned enterprises owned by 163 million people across the 28-nation bloc.
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Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the Republican chairman of the Judiciary Committee, will probably proceed carefully, given his need to work cooperatively with Ms. Feinstein.
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There are other small wireless ISPs in the area, but this is the only one cooperatively owned, governed, and operated by its more than 300 members.
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"We continue to work cooperatively with Cal/OSHA to understand the findings of their investigation and the basis for their citations," said Exxon spokesman Todd Spitler.
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Thursday's meeting before the Senate staffers was attended by several senators, including Democrat Dick Durbin, who told reporters that Trump Jr. appeared to be behaving cooperatively.
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"The parties remain committed to the transaction and are working cooperatively and expeditiously with the Federal Trade Commission and UK Competition and Markets Authority," Roche said.
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P.S.C. and Samsung are working cooperatively to formally announce an official recall of the devices as soon as possible," the agency said in a statement. "C.
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Constructive engagement would require Vietnam to say that cooperatively addressing this legacy is among its highest priorities in the bilateral relationship and spell out its goals.
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"The parties remain committed to the transaction and are working cooperatively and expeditiously with the FTC in connection with its review," Roche said in a statement.
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"Google continues to work cooperatively with the Italian tax authorities," a Google spokeswoman said on Wednesday, when asked about a possible settlement in the coming days.
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It has to be equal status contact where it's people working together cooperatively for common goals and it has to be contact that's sanctioned by leadership.
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"The main priority is for countries to resolve trade disagreements cooperatively, without raising distortionary barriers that would further destabilize a slowing global economy," the report read.
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The Department of Justice will continue to work cooperatively with other intelligence agencies and with the Congress to defend our nation against similar current and future efforts.
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In a statement first released Saturday night, an FBI spokesperson said that San Bernardino officials were working "cooperatively" with the FBI when the iCloud password was reset.
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Although the circumstances surrounding space and Antarctica are different, it stands as an example of how the countries of Earth can act cooperatively in such a way.
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Howard Baker, and their five colleagues worked cooperatively in the pursuit of the truth around the Watergate scandal and toward the eventual healing of a national wound.
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Josh Kallmer, senior vice president of global policy at the Information Technology Industry Council, says the U.S. solution should be carried out cooperatively with Europe and Japan.
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" VW said it is "committed to working cooperatively with CARB and other regulators, and we plan to continue our discussions tomorrow when we meet with the EPA.
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And in the cities and towns and rural crossroads, free enterprise continues to flourish, while communities cooperatively craft new initiatives that make life better for us all.
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Given Mr. Sanders's history of acrimony with the Democratic establishment, some in the party are skeptical that he can be induced to work cooperatively with party leadership.
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"Federal, state and local authorities are working cooperatively and diligently to address this situation and help mitigate any additional health risks," Governor Chris Sununu said in a statement.
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But they are important tweaks that will have some drastic effects on how you play both cooperatively against the AI and against other human opponents in competitive games.
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All the content is independently made, and the cooperatively owned company seeks to distribute works through deals that are fairer to creators than what any other site offers.
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Sunscreen industry associations said they would continue to work cooperatively with FDA to determine what additional studies are needed to ensure the ongoing safety of sunscreen active ingredients.
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Many of his creations are cooperatively constructed, and like his Marine Observatory or Space Station, they often stretch what the game is capable of to its very limits.
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The most well-known cooperatively run enterprise in the U.S. is probably the NFL's Green Bay Packers, and other examples include outdoor apparel retailer REI and credit unions.
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That would be short of the goal of all members spending 2 percent, but it represents significant progress, especially if the money is spent more efficiently and cooperatively.
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" State government adeptly and comprehensively responded to Shumlin's call to action Multiple state and local actors sprung worked cooperatively to create a holistic, effective approach nicknamed "hub and spoke.
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It was an assembly of weird and capable equals making pieces cooperatively in the studio, frequently swapping instrumental roles; you couldn't tell what sound came from whom, or why.
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The game looks to be full of a number of horrifying-looking monsters to slay cooperatively, and the competitive multiplayer combat looks more like a traditional first-person shooter.
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"We are disappointed that Colin did not appear for his workout," the league said in a statement, saying it had made considerable effort to work cooperatively with Kaepernick's representatives.
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The parties remain committed to the transaction and are working cooperatively and expeditiously with the FTC and the CMA, Roche and Spark said in a joint statement on Tuesday.
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They live to the age of 20 and they are very intelligent—they are the only animals in the world, aside from wolves, that hunt cooperatively in a group.
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"It has been an enormously effective and indispensable tool in the United States' efforts, working cooperatively with Mexico, to address the migration crisis on our Southwest border," he wrote.
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Third, Congress and the Trump administration must work cooperatively to enable government agencies and other health care agencies and professionals around the U.S. to provide a well-coordinated response.
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Klobuchar has said she worked cooperatively with Sanders in the Senate but that he is too impractical and too radical in his spending to be a good presidential nominee.
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We know government doesn't have all the answers; through working cooperatively with the private sector, together, we can develop stronger defenses and partnerships to protect critical infrastructure against cyberattacks.
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The Department of Justice will continue to work cooperatively with other law enforcement and intelligence agencies, and with the Congress, to defend our nation against similar current and future schemes.
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What it is: A "cooperatively owned" music streaming platform rallying against the business of monthly subscriptions tied to apps like Spotify and Apple Music with their "Stream to Own" model.
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"This is one small example of how EPA will be working cooperatively with our staff and our outside partners to be better stewards of the American people's money," Ericksen wrote.
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That said, congressional action pushing the envelope a bit could be useful, as long as it includes waivers that allow the Trump administration to work most cooperatively with our allies.
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"Volkswagen wants to - in the special interest of customers - cooperate constructively and cooperatively hand in hand with the regulators as well as with the Federal Motor Vehicle Authority," VW said.
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The CICC is an intelligence center cooperatively run by various Brazilian agencies, including the police and military, and it can access streams from at least 723 mobile and stationary surveillance cameras.
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Along with the new interface and streaming, Microsoft is also adding some new accessibility options, including a new Copilot feature that allows players to use two controllers to cooperatively play together.
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Andrew Cuomo hosted the meeting and proposed a framework for moving forward that would allow Amazon to build in Long Island City and work more cooperatively with the unions, Appelbaum said.
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"If the Republicans will set aside this partisan, gun-at-your-head kind of approach, we stand ready, if they're willing to do that, to work cooperatively with them," Oregon Sen.
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Law enforcement has tools that are not available to the private sector to investigate crime, and we strive to work cooperatively with the victim companies to ensure they aren't further victimized.
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"We've worked hard to maintain relations and a dialogue with Russia on those issues and areas where we can work cooperatively toward a common goal, Syria is one," Sullivan told journalists.
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People do want politicians to cooperate, so Trump casting himself as willing to work cooperatively puts the onus on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to reciprocate (which she is unlikely to do).
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And to ensure the mode of production is in line with the values they espouse, the company is planned to be cooperatively owned and run, and funded entirely by the viewers.
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"The Migrant Protection Protocols ... have been critical to restoring the government's ability to manage the Southwest border and to work cooperatively with the Mexican government to address illegal immigration," they said.
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"Canada and the U.S. need to work cooperatively to achieve a long-term, stable solution in lumber trade that provides for a consistent and fairly priced supply of lumber," MacDonald said.
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It may not have the titular crafting of the main game, but it does have a similar social element: you'll be able to play Dungeons cooperatively with up to four people.
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Many traditional financial advisors have decided to work cooperatively with robo advisors rather than try to compete with them directly, and this strategy has helped streamline the process and reduce costs.
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One unusual proposal on the table for investors to consider: a request for Twitter's leadership to investigate the possibility of making Twitter cooperatively owned by its 236 million monthly active users.
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One unusual proposal on the table for investors to consider: a request for Twitter's leadership to investigate the possibility of making Twitter cooperatively owned by its 313 million monthly active users.
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"Added Rosenstein: "The Department of Justice will continue to work cooperatively with other law enforcement and intelligence agencies and with the Congress to defend our nation against similar current and future efforts.
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Yet, conspicuously absent throughout the film and the denouement is the US. This intentional omission is likely a reference to the real-life failures of the US to cooperatively address environmental issues.
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First is to convince Defense/Joint Staff that the function now performed by POLADs can be fulfilled in many cases by Embassy diplomats working cooperatively with the senior defense officer in country.
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Consider what is being done to rip health security from millions of people, rather than work cooperatively to get us to a system modeled after what most Americans know and love: Medicare.
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Mr. Obama reaffirmed his belief in working cooperatively with other governments on international issues and said he does not think America can or should impose its system of governance on other countries.
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Avis included the SRS nominees to show "willingness to work cooperatively with a significant shareholder to advance the best interests of all shareholders," lead independent director Leonard Coleman said in a statement.
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The farm, which later became known as the Endless Mountains Farm, operated as an artists' colony that was cooperatively owned by writers and artists like Ms. Richards, Remy Charlip and Burt Supree.
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"While there is no foolproof method to prevent the FedEx name from being used in a scam, we are constantly monitoring for such activity and work cooperatively with law enforcement," FedEx added.
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Here's what the company told Pete Williams at NBC: "We have the greatest respect for law enforcement and have always worked cooperatively to help in their investigations," Apple said in a statement.
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"The Department of Justice will continue to work cooperatively with other law enforcement and intelligence agencies, and with the Congress, to defend our nation against similar current and future schemes," he said.
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December 10, 2016 - John McCain, Chuck Schumer, Lindsey Graham and Jack Reed issue a joint statement calling on Congressional Republicans and Democrats to work cooperatively on securing future elections and stopping cyber attacks.
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The statement described the SM-3 Block IIA as "a new, developmental interceptor that is not yet fielded by either country," but being developed cooperatively to defeat medium- and intermediate-range ballistic missiles.
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Diplomatic and military efforts must continue unabated toward that goal; first through ongoing engagement with China and Russia to cooperatively pressure the North Koreans to suspend and ultimately surrender their nuclear weapons program.
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"Working cooperatively, private-sector participants and central banks can incorporate innovation that may be able to strike the right balance of improving the technical networks without adversely generating financial stability concerns," Quarles said.
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It could also address those who cooperatively live in its dorms, those who kindly eat in its dining hall, those who rely on the support of on-campus internet to complete their coursework.
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Mark Toner, a spokesman for the State Department, said that Washington would raise the issue with India, and he urged New Delhi to "work transparently and cooperatively" in enforcing laws regulating foreign aid.
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Sanders wants to expand funding for municipal, nonprofit, and cooperatively owned broadband providers through the Green New Deal and calls for the funds to go toward creating union jobs, echoing Biden's infrastructure plan.
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"Despite our best efforts to work cooperatively with the U.S. government, it has now become clear that CFIUS will not approve this merger," MoneyGram Chief Executive Alex Holmes said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Nonetheless, GTM thinks that if robot vendors work more cooperatively with module vendors, costs come down a bit more, and some big incumbents get in the game, the market has a lot of headroom.
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Upending core protections in the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and removing the incentives for companies to work cooperatively with government and nonprofit partners to protect our nation's birds from harm, does a profound disservice.
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Cruz has kept a lower profile this year and worked cooperatively with Senate Health Committee Chairman Lamar AlexanderAndrew (Lamar) Lamar AlexanderThe Hill's Morning Report - How will Trump be received in Dayton and El Paso?
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San Francisco-based Airbnb in a statement said it saw this agreement as a step forward for its hosts, with both sides agreeing to work cooperatively on ways to address New York City's housing shortage.
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In the utopia that Scholz, Schneider, and dozens of contributors illustrate, the technologies we've come to take for granted—from Uber to Amazon and Airbnb—would be refashioned as cooperatively-owned and collectively governed entities.
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Rather than five heroes, it was more like five fingers of a hand to the AI. Interestingly, OpenAI also discovered lately that Five is capable of playing cooperatively with humans as well as in competition.
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"Honda will work cooperatively with the Department of Justice with regard to the recent emissions agreement reached between the State of California and various automotive manufacturers, including Honda," the automaker said in an emailed statement.
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"We hope to work cooperatively with the state of Alabama in ... ensuring that the state's facilities keep prisoners safe from harm," said Vanita Gupta, the head of the Justice Department's civil rights division, in the statement.
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" The FAA letter, from the associate administrator for aviation safety, Ali Bahrami, said he wrote to "emphasize the importance of ensuring cooperatively, in accordance with FAA standards, the highest level of safety in the airline's operations.
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" White House spokesman Josh Earnest said China had "unique influence over the North Korean regime" and added: "we ... certainly are pleased to be able to work cooperatively and effectively with the Chinese to counter this threat.
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"We shall have to struggle peacefully and democratically and cooperatively to ensure that our hospitals cannot be forced to offer abortion and euthanasia," he told the Fota VIII International Liturgy Conference in Cork, Ireland, in 2015.
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Volkswagen continues to work cooperatively with the U.S. Department of Justice, the Environmental Protection Agency and the California Air Resources Board on a comprehensive national resolution of all remaining environmental issues arising from the diesel matter.
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She said policymakers and multilateral institutions needed to work cooperatively to deal with the implications of the Brexit vote, and noted that only Britain can trigger the formal divorce proceedings — European politicians cannot force their hands.
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The case, filed in April in Federal District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, complicates an effort by a group of dealers who have been trying to work cooperatively with Volkswagen to win financial support.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Saturday, before Turkey's sanctions were announced, that "Turkey is a NATO partner with whom the United States has every intention of continuing to work cooperatively," the AP also reported.
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The residents bought their groceries cooperatively, had a group scheduling system for things like cleaning, and set up an assortment of sometimes whimsical committees (one was called the Anti-Contempt Society) to keep things running smoothly.
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"We must reset the vapor category by earning the trust of society and working cooperatively with regulators, policymakers, and stakeholders to combat underage use while providing an alternative to adult smokers," Crosthwaite said in a statement.
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Described by colleagues as a savvy political operator, Mr. McAleenan worked cooperatively with Obama administration officials but later embraced Mr. Trump's agenda, which included unshackling Border Patrol agents from restrictions that the previous administration had imposed.
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In a statement to The Stranger, a Facebook spokesperson said that the company was "working cooperatively with the PDC in an effort to resolve this matter," but it hasn't made any changes to its policies so far.
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Opening the debate, Mats Granryd of the GSMA, said that we must turn "uncertainty into opportunity" by taking stock of the many forces that are shaping our lives and then plan wisely and cooperatively for the future.
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Thursday's aggressive and dangerous maneuvering of a Russian warship near the USS Farragut in the North Arabian Sea portends so — and does not bode well for any substantive U.S.-Russian effort to cooperatively resolve these core issues.
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It will take a serious and coordinated effort by Congress and the administration to begin to address today's nuclear risks effectively, and cooperatively, with Russia even as we hold Russia accountable for its interference in our elections.
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"This resolution demonstrates the benefits of working cooperatively with EEOC and serves as a model for businesses committed to truly leveling the playing field where opportunity is not circumscribed by one's gender," she said in a statement.
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We are making tremendous progress on these fronts, including working cooperatively with states to improve air quality throughout the country, accelerating the cleanup of contaminated lands in the Superfund program, and incentivizing repairs to the nation's water infrastructure.
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The source also said the two funds, which together hold more than 6.7 percent of Knowles and are seeking to nominate two new members to its board, are still prepared to work cooperatively with the company on solutions.
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Nevertheless, there is a widely shared desire that the United States maintain and expand its alliances, work cooperatively with other countries, support humanitarian operations and the United Nations, and strengthen our military while avoiding overseas deployments wherever possible.
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"Chipotle has been working cooperatively with the city to ensure we have systems and processes in place to comply with the law, so we believe the filing of charges was unnecessary" said Laurie Schalow, Chipotle's chief reputation officer.
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"We have spent years protecting whistleblowers and working cooperatively with this specific Committee, but we are disappointed with Senator Burr's position, especially given his personal track record of doing the right thing in the past," the lawyers added.
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" A Cigna spokeperson said the company continues to "work cooperatively with the DOJ and the states to discuss the many benefits of the Express Scripts transaction and remains confident that the merger will close by year-end 2018.
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What needs to happen is that we need to move quickly to resolve the existing liabilities, and then we need to work cooperatively with the state to come up with a reasonable, rational and fair construct going forward.
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Representative Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, was more tempered in his assessment of Twitter's briefing, saying in a statement that the firm expressed a desire to work cooperatively with investigators and conduct additional analyses.
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" A group representing the three major U.S. airlines and airline unions said in December that "what is now clear is that Qatar Airways has no intention of playing by the rules and of working cooperatively with the American government.
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Pruitt, a Republican and Oklahoma's current attorney general, sought to frame his vision for the EPA as one that lets states take the front seat more often, and works more cooperatively with states than it has under President Obama.
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The U.S. Institute of Peace is helping Tunisia's police with new training to turn a system that was a feared enforcement arm of the former authoritarian regime into one that serves the people and works cooperatively with local communities.
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" But in the months since the incident, the couple have continued working together professionally and told PEOPLE in a statement, "We will continue to work through this process civilly and cooperatively, and plan to continue our professional life together.
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"We must reset the vapor category by earning the trust of society and working cooperatively with regulators, policymakers and stakeholders to combat underage use while providing an alternative to adult smokers," said new CEO, K.C. Crosthwaite in a statement.
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"We must reset the vapor category by earning the trust of society and working cooperatively with regulators, policymakers, and stakeholders to combat underage use while providing an alternative to adult smokers," Juul CEO K.C. Crosthwaite said in a statement.
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"We must reset the vapor category by earning the trust of society and working cooperatively with regulators, policymakers, and stakeholders to combat underage use while providing an alternative to adult smokers," said Juul CEO KC Crosthwaite in a statement.
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For example, very small nudges in language can influence behavior: If a laboratory task is called The Community Game, people play more generously and cooperatively than they do if the exact same task is called The Wall Street Game.
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At a news conference last week, he sat on a stage with the mayors of Oakland, San Francisco and San Jose, who praised him for working cooperatively with their cities and the many agencies that provide services like security and transportation.
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Imagine a tiny, tiny robotic system covered over by even tinier biomolecular arms (flagella) working cooperatively as a "bacterial surface" to move the biobot from place to place, and then, just as importantly, imagine an algorithm that can steer the thing.
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"We were instrumental in bringing Brent on board as the new CEO of Forest Labs a few years ago and worked cooperatively and constructively with him to help increase value for all Forest shareholders," the activist investor said on his website.
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"We must reset the vapor category by earning the trust of society and working cooperatively with regulators, policymakers, and stakeholders to combat underage use while providing an alternative to adult smokers," Juul CEO K.C. Crosthwaite said in a statement Thursday.
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Democrats are hoping to behave cooperatively and refrain — for now — from injecting the nominee fight into the rest of the Senate's anemic legislative agenda in an effort to appear reasonable at a time when Republicans want the Senate to function.
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Although inadvertently, the longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history has revealed the genius of our federalist system, in which the federal, state and local governments work cooperatively to solve problems and improve the quality of life of all Americans.
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"China acknowledged our shared objective to reduce the trade deficit which both sides will work cooperatively to achieve," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in a brief statement, highlighting a rare point of consensus.
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"We are disappointed that Secretary Dunlap has chosen litigation and conflict over working cooperatively and in a bipartisan manner to achieve the important goals of this commission, which is to ensure confidence in our voting system," Kossack said in a statement.
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"We are actively looking into reports that scooters manufactured by Okai may break and are working cooperatively with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and the relevant agencies internationally to get to the bottom of this," the Lime spokesperson said.
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At every stage of the game, all of the best gear is found inside its walls, ensuring that even if you just want to enjoy the game cooperatively, you'll need to spend some time in the Zone to remain competitive.
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In Germany's fragmented retail banking sector, were savings banks and cooperatively owned lenders have a combined market share of about 70 percent, the savings banks benefited from stronger sales of investment products to their customers, offsetting lower profits from loans.
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First, South Korea's leaders have for decades consistently tried to establish multilateral cooperative security institutions in Northeast Asia, both to promote greater regional cooperation and to encourage larger neighbors to cooperatively pursue common interests rather than unilaterally pursuing regional self-interest.
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"When I read that tweet, it was in reference to the mayor of San Juan, not to the people of Puerto Rico," said Rossello, who has made a point of working cooperatively with Trump's administration on aid for the island.
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" When Jeremy observed the games, he saw that the inmates were not just passing the time, they were learning to work cooperatively and building character, "I firmly believe gaming can help to combat the rampant mental illness in our prison system.
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" The spokesman said Bloomberg would work cooperatively with China on issues of mutual concern such as climate change, adding that he "will always say and do what he thinks is right for America, regardless of the impact on his business.
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"We must reset the vapor category by earning the trust of society and working cooperatively with regulators, policymakers and stakeholders to combat underage use while providing an alternative to adult smokers," Mr. Crosthwaite said in making the announcement on Thursday.
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Pruitt has redirected EPA's efforts away from "ideological crusades," making huge strides in returning the agency's focus to the core functions assigned to it by Congress: working cooperatively with states to ensure the nation's air, waters, and lands are cleaner.
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Even in the current Congress, committee members note that the panel was at times able to set aside internal rancor to cooperatively debate matters such as the reauthorization of the FISA surveillance program and matters related to the intelligence community's budget.
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For example, on a daily basis at a college campus, the delivery robots will be required to navigate and negotiate terrain and paths, the latter of which have pre-defined social navigation rules that enable people to cooperatively move throughout the landscape efficiently.
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"We have no comment other than to say that Volkswagen continues to work cooperatively with E.P.A. and CARB to resolve these issues as quickly as possible with approved remedies for the affected vehicles," the company said, referring to California's Air Resources Board.
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"While we can't comment on any specific user without their permission, it's our policy to work cooperatively with law enforcement to discontinue service when the customer is determined to be in violation of law," a Cloudflare spokesperson told Motherboard in an email.
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"I am hopeful that this signals the opportunity at least for Iran to work more cooperatively with nations around the world to advance their interests and the interests of people who are looking for peace and security for their families," he said.
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But in its statement to NBC News, the IRS described the meeting as "productive and timely" and said "governments around the world are working together cooperatively" to respond to the information released in the Panama Papers, with JITSIC playing a coordinating role.
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"We can do it cooperatively so we can burn time when we're out of session or if they won't agree to that, we can stay in session 24 hours," he told The Hill, asked about the schedule for the rest of the week.
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In the event that the LPAC chooses to replace me, I will work cooperatively with my replacement to transition these responsibilities in a way that maintains the integrity of the mission the entrepreneurs have and the resources we have committed to them.
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"The entire Detroit council is to be applauded for working cooperatively together and with the mayor's office to provide a fiscally sound future for the city while continuing to meet our obligation to provide services to our citizens," Hill said in a statement.
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European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker is visiting the United States Wednesday to try to head-off 20-25-percent tariffs of imported autos and auto parts, giving President Trump another opportunity to work cooperatively with the EU on critical trade issues.
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That leads to Marohn writing: As a voter, as a property owner within a municipal corporation, as a person living cooperatively with my neighbors in a community, I can respect that some people prefer development styles that are financially ruinous to my city.
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"We urge all Georgian stakeholders, including the government, all political parties, and civil society, to work cooperatively in a calm and respectful manner to move forward in line with our shared commitment to strengthening Georgia's democracy," the embassy said in a statement.
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I learned that, when natural disasters like floods, droughts and tornadoes hit, rural citizens are often in the greatest need of help, and it almost always comes through the generosity of the federal government working cooperatively with state and local governments and the private sector.
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This decision was made in part to give e-cig makers and the FDA itself the opportunity to thoughtfully and cooperatively figure out the 'rules of the road' in a budding new industry that Gottlieb himself believes is to the benefit of public health.
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The B2B dashboard is supposed to help marketers and salespeople see which campaigns and approaches are working and which ones aren't with the goal of finding ways for these two groups to work more cooperatively and smarter than they typically have in the past.
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On Wednesday, MTA, a cooperatively owned telco with about 30,000 customers, announced the construction of a new 100-terabit-per-second fiber-optic line between North Pole, near Fairbanks, and Alcan Border, where it will connect with Canadian carriers, and ultimately the Lower 48.
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Like presidents Bush and Obama, who both dealt with their share of natural disasters, the Trump administration must work cooperatively with state and local officials, first responders, and others in the effort to rescue families still suffering in the aftermath of these powerful hurricanes.
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"The Migrant Protection Protocols, implemented pursuant to express authority granted by Congress decades ago, have been critical to restoring the government's ability to manage the Southwest border and to work cooperatively with the Mexican government to address illegal immigration," a Justice Department spokesperson said.
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Asked what progress has been made, Wray said that the FBI is working more cooperatively with social media companies than it was in 2016, nothing that much of the work countering foreign countries on social media has to come from the private companies themselves.
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It told Switzerland's third-largest bank, which is owned cooperatively by 1.9 million customers and is not listed, to conduct a detailed analysis of converting into a limited company "since a company's legal form and group structure have a significant impact on corporate governance requirements".
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"We've worked closely and cooperatively with leadership of the United Steelworkers to develop a plan that will help us work through the restart process in the safest, most efficient manner possible while enabling longer-term collaboration designed to improve the plant's competitiveness," Burritt said.
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"Chipotle has been working cooperatively with the city to ensure we have systems and processes in place to comply with the law, so we believe the filing of charges was unnecessary," Laurie Schalow, Chipotle's Chief Corporate Reputation Officer, said in a statement at the time.
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As I mentioned earlier you can play single-player using both Joy-Con, one in either hand, But by handing a Joy-Con to a friend you can also play cooperatively, and in that mode one player would control Mario and one player would control Cappy.
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Canada is already moving ahead with passing its own legislation to implement the US-Canada preclearance agreement, and a failure by the U.S. this year to pass implementing legislation would make many question our commitment to working cooperatively on border security with one of our closest allies.
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To truly put the interests of America first as it relates to this trade issue, NAHB believes the U.S. and Canada need to work cooperatively to achieve a long-term, stable solution in lumber trade that provides a steady supply of lumber at a reasonable price.
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"The Migrant Protection Protocols, implemented pursuant to express authority granted by Congress decades ago, have been critical to restoring the government's ability to manage the Southwest border and to work cooperatively with the Mexican government to address illegal immigration," a Justice Department spokesperson said in a statement.
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"We continue to be concerned about the health, safety and well-being of the individuals remaining on our property and have been working cooperatively with city, county and state officials and local non-profits to increase capacity at local shelters and help create good temporary housing options," Garcia said.
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"These results are unacceptable," Juul Labs CEO KC Crosthwaite said in the release, adding, "that is why we must reset the vapor category in the US and earn the trust of society by working cooperatively with regulators, Attorneys General, public health officials, and other stakeholders to combat underage use."
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"These results are unacceptable and that is why we must reset the vapor category in the U.S. and earn the trust of society by working cooperatively with regulators, Attorneys General, public health officials and other stakeholders to combat underage use," K.C. Crosthwaite, CEO of Juul, said in a statement.
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That does not put one in mind of F.D.R. The Dutch can reach consensus on painful social questions because they've spent the last thousand years working cooperatively to build dikes; the climate accord adopted last year came after a full year of discussion among representatives of all interest groups.
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"With respect to the Fair Workweek Law, Chipotle has been working cooperatively with the city to ensure we have systems and processes in place to comply with the law, so we believe the filing of charges was unnecessary," Laurie Schalow, Chipotle's chief reputation officer, said in a statement.
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"These results are unacceptable and that is why we must reset the vapor category in the U.S. and earn the trust of society by working cooperatively with regulators, Attorneys General, public health officials, and other stakeholders to combat underage use," Juul CEO KC Crosthwaite said in the statement.
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For example, the Good Behavior Game, a simple way to teach elementary school students how to work cooperatively, returned more than $31 for every dollar invested, thanks to the prevention of substance use, crime, depression, anxiety, and suicide attempts and to the increased rate of high school graduation.
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" As he said at a press conference on March 8, "At the end of the day, the issue is not precisely whether a government has chosen to decriminalize or not to decriminalize; it is whether the government is still working cooperatively to reduce the harm caused by the product.
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Cooperatively owned grocery stores help to build and generate wealth within the community, as well as stave off the threat of a "food desert," a condition the USDA defines as any area lacking in fresh fruits, vegetables, and other whole foods, as a result of chain grocery stores abandoning those communities.
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THEY HAD A VERY UNFORTUNATE INCREMENTAL FOOD SAFETY ISSUE AT ONE STORE WITH ONE SICK EMPLOYEE AND THAT'S CAUSED PEOPLE TO LOSE CONFIDENCE IN THE COMPANY, BUT WE LIKE CHIPOTLE, WE THINK THERE IS A LOT OF POTENTIAL THERE, AND WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO WORK VERY COOPERATIVELY WITH THE MANAGEMENT.
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" She said the hospital is "willing to work cooperatively with OCR to identify any ways in which we can further support our employees' conscience and religious rights, in a manner that is consistent with high-quality patient care, and the other legal and ethical obligations we have to our patients.
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"We nonetheless remain willing to work cooperatively with OCR to identify any ways in which we can further support our employees' conscience and religious rights, in a manner that is consistent with high-quality patient care, and the other legal and ethical obligations we have to our patients," Mackin added.
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A 1954 Supreme Court decree compelled New York City and the states of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware to work cooperatively to divvy up reservoir water in a way that satisfies the city's water demands and also meets a broad array of needs throughout the entire Delaware basin.
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"So we hope to have talks about how we can work cooperatively to lessen those threats to Turkey but ultimately achieve the objective in Syria, which is the full and enduring defeat of ISIS, the de-escalation of violence in Syria," and progress with peace talks that stabilize Syria, Tillerson said.
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"JUUL Labs understands the urgent need to continue resetting the vapor category and earn trust by working cooperatively with regulators, Attorneys General, public health officials, and other stakeholders to combat underage use and help adult smokers transition away from combustible cigarettes," Kevin Harris, a spokesperson for the company, said in an email.
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We should chuck the whole mortgage interest tax deduction scam, prohibit lenders from borrowing to people in the areas that are going to be underwater due to climate change, institute an extremely large (up to 20133%) inheritance tax on the Jeff Bezoses of the world, and support and nurture affordable cooperatively owned and financed housing.
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Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity GOP group targets McConnell over election security bills in new ad Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (R-Mo.), is "working cooperatively with sites like eBay and StubHub to prevent these sales, as it has done in the past," she added.
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"These results are unacceptable and that is why we must reset the vapor category in the U.S. and earn the trust of society by working cooperatively with regulators, attorneys general, public health officials and other stakeholders to combat underage use," said K.C. Crosthwaite, who became chief executive of Juul in September, after leaving Altria.
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By bringing people with similar interests together to dance, dress up, perform, and present themselves according to this or that aspect of their sexual orientation and identity, parties play a key role in fostering the kinds of friendship and emotional bonds that allow us to work cooperatively and support each other in other contexts.
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However, as first reported by Recode, federal officials were concerned that the company appeared to be bypassing the federal agency that typically handles safety-related recalls in the U.S. "CPSC and Samsung are working cooperatively to formally announce an official recall of the devices, as soon as possible," the agency said in a statement.
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And we have to find a better way of allowing people into this country who want to work, and if that means changing the immigration laws, Democrats that are stopping hysterical about this whole thing and craft some immigration policy that makes things less chaotic -- WILLIAMS: Well, let the Republicans work cooperatively on a bipartisan basis.
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"We continue to be concerned about the health, safety and well-being of the individuals remaining on our property and have been working cooperatively with city, county and state officials and local non-profits to increase capacity at local shelters and help create good temporary housing options," Delia Garcia, spokeswoman for Walmart said in a statement.
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"We must reset the vapor category in the U.S. and earn the trust of society by working cooperatively with regulators, Attorneys General, public health officials, and other stakeholders to combat underage use," said Crosthwaite, who took the helm in September after serving as a top executive at Marlboro maker Altria Group Inc, which has a 35% stake in Juul.
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In the few months remaining before November's election, it's vital for Democrats—and all who support progressive values, and a strong, growing, and fair American economy—to pull together to defeat Donald Trump and to elect principled leaders dedicated to working cooperatively to address America's many challenges, especially the challenge of promoting stronger and more inclusive economic growth.
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"We must reset the vapor category in the U.S. and earn the trust of society by working cooperatively with regulators, Attorneys General, public health officials, and other stakeholders to combat underage use," said Crosthwaite, who took the helm in September after serving as a top executive at Marlboro maker Altria Group Inc, which has a 35% stake in Juul.
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Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyAppropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Graham moves controversial asylum bill through panel; Democrats charge he's broken the rules MORE (D-Vt.), the panel's ranking member, praised Shelby for working cooperatively with Democrats on compromise bills, and jabbed the House for its more partisan approach.
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If China is willing to be transparent about its subsidies and other industrial support mechanisms, to work cooperatively to avoid large, damaging distortions, to demonstrably open its markets and act to protect IPR and technology, the U.S. may be able to lift some investment restrictions, avoid imposing massive tariff increases and work with China to reduce national security frictions.
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"While we have not yet reviewed the complaint, we remain focused on resetting the vapor category in the U.S. and earning the trust of society by working cooperatively with attorneys general, regulators, public health officials, and other stakeholders to combat underage use and convert adult smokers from combustible cigarettes," Juul spokesman Ted Kwong said in a statement.
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"We must reset the vapor category by earning the trust of society and working cooperatively with regulators, policymakers, and stakeholders to combat underage use while providing an alternative to adult smokers," said K.C. Crosthwaite, JUUL's new CEO, and a former executive at Altria, the Big Tobacco producer that owns a fair portion of the vaping giant.
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Juul hasn't reviewed the complaint yet but has been "focused on resetting the vapor category in the U.S. and earning the trust of society by working cooperatively with attorneys general, regulators, public health officials and other stakeholders to combat underage use and convert adult smokers from combustible cigarettes," Juul Labs spokesman Austin Finan said in a statement to CNN.
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Like Jenga, the animals and objects stack up and the game ends when the stack tumbles over (and in Beasts of Balance, a volcano erupts on-screen.) Unlike Jenga, there's a whole world that you're cooperatively building in the app, with animals and cross-breeds, which are enabled with special pieces (there are 150 beast combos to discover).
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Devin Nunes (R-CA), the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, who famously said during the campaign, "There is no evidence, absolutely no evidence, that the Russians are trying to influence the US election," needs to acknowledge he was grievously wrong and resolve to make amends to the American people by working cooperatively with the FBI and DOJ to aggressively pursue the case.
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" Understandably then, as reported by a joint task force of the National Association of Counties and the National League of Cities, many communities are already cooperatively bringing together health care professionals, drug makers and distributors, regulators, law enforcement officials and social service providers "to break the cycles of addiction, overdose, and death" as they work through "partnerships across ... local, state and federal levels.
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"While we have not yet reviewed the complaint, we remain focused on resetting the vapor category in the U.S. and earning the trust of society by working cooperatively with attorneys general, regulators, public health officials and other stakeholders to combat underage use and convert adult smokers from combustible cigarettes," Austin Finan, a company spokesman, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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But it was Mr. Kennedy, the fiercely liberal Democrat, whom Mr. McCain often saw as his partner and peer in the Senate, two men not afraid of raising their voices to make a point in the chamber but working cooperatively behind closed doors to keep the pressure on their colleagues to make a deal, as they tried to do on immigration.
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"The officers responding initially went to work right away, did the best they could to start getting larger limbs and people out from under the tree and then our partners at L.A. County Fire arrived shortly thereafter and we were able to cooperatively manage that scene and start getting victims out and getting victims triaged," a police official said at the press conference, which was posted to the LACoFD's Facebook page.
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If transatlantic trade negotiators had started with the premise that working cooperatively with European partners is a growing priority at this historic moment, they would have begun working months ago at heading off Friday's ratcheting up of the US-European trade dispute – with 10% tariffs on aircraft and 25% on goods such as cheese, wine and whisky -- realizing common cause would be required as talks with China near their end-game.
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And you have to think that some of the best and brightest minds, you know, not just in this country but in the world are trying to put their heads together to work, cooperatively, and everybody comes together when you think about this to try to save the life of, you know, children who are just really just relying on us and just poor things are so desperate in there to be able to survive.
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Viewers must pass the compact sculpture upon both entry and exit, the deceptively simple work a forceful reminder of the unbalanced historical and economic arrangement whereby the United States has mined the island for its resources for over a century, an arrangement that leaves the island flailing economically, without either the agency to right itself autonomously or the support to do so cooperatively with the U.S. A 113-minute film, "The Night We Became People Again" (2017) anchors the show.
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