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"It is not a critical moment, it is the critical moment," said Rep.
Critical moment 2017 is a big year for Hong Kong.
But he went before the microphones at a critical moment.
Still, this is a critical moment in climate change policy.
The Khashoggi affair is a critical moment to reverse course.
"This prize comes at a critical moment," says Sir Nicholas.
This is critical moment for the history of the internet.
This is a critical moment about choosing people over politics.
This is actually a critical moment for the White House.
The book was published in 22, at a critical moment.
It's a critical moment that will pass largely without fanfare.
Shapes' closure comes at a critical moment for UK nightlife.
"We know this is a critical moment for our company."
They're about to get to you—this is the critical moment.
At a critical moment, Franken actually did something selfless and correct.
National Clean Energy Week has now arrived at a critical moment.
But not when multiple pieces aren't operating during a critical moment.
These of course coming at a critical moment for his campaign.
Make no mistake: This is a CRITICAL moment in the campaign.
They deserve our respect and strong support at this critical moment.
Indeed, we may be at a critical moment to do so.
This is a critical moment for rule of law in our country.
This can be a critical moment: The agitation is screaming for attention.
But Tuesday's primary really will be a critical moment for the GOP.
Twitter's board is meeting Thursday at a critical moment for the company.
With Buffett scaling back his holdings, IBM is at a critical moment.
And here's the critical moment to say: how can it be otherwise?
He has reached a critical moment in the organization of his administration.
Mueller's agreement to submit a list of questions was a critical moment.
President Xi had telephone calls with President Trump, a very critical moment.
But in a critical moment, he may be the hero we need.
"This will be a critical moment," Mr. Khan said before Monday's vote.
At the critical moment, with supporting air and naval fire, we counterattacked.
That makes this the critical moment when heroic action could save them.
"I think today we are at a very critical moment," he said.
It shows the critical moment when the Galactic Republic became the Galactic Empire.
"Anybody who gets it understands that this is a critical moment," he said.
It's here, in this critical moment, that Mangold's film hits its greatest disconnect.
Trump's expected overhaul of the country's nuclear posture comes at a critical moment.
Haas' addition to Coinbase comes at a critical moment for the cryptocurrency industry.
The decision comes during a critical moment in the fight against Islamic State.
If he ends up becoming the nominee, this will be a critical moment.
This wasn't a story-critical moment or a climactic showdown with a rival.
Advocates of the environmental law agree that the proposals signal a critical moment.
But the trip comes at a critical moment for Mr. Trump's young presidency.
His bid for President came at a critical moment in our country's history.
It is a critical moment for equity with potential for long-lasting impact.
At the same time, the announcement comes at a critical moment in Facebook's history.
The debate comes at a critical moment in the early primary state sprint. Sen.
Locking down Ocasio-Cortez's support at such a critical moment has Sanders supporters elated.
The report stops at the most critical moment with regard to Social Security deferral.
This is a critical moment for the refugee crisis—both globally and at home.
It shows in this critical moment where caring is starting to shape into behavior.
Hyperbole or not, there's no doubt Britain played critical roles at the critical moment.
Once, right at the critical moment, the woman became a ball of golden light.
Regardless of the bill's fate, lawmakers are approaching a critical moment on health care.
Trump is in charge at a critical moment for keeping climate change in check.
But few seemed concerned with letting a critical moment in history pass them by.
" Murphy said the LAF "deserve our respect and strong support at this critical moment.
There, Rick finds him, for a critical moment the entire episode has been building toward.
Doing so "would provide a significant boost to the global economy at a critical moment".
It's a critical moment for Venezuela because a default is seen as hastening Maduro's demise.
Yost replaced Miller with Will Harris, setting up an unlikely matchup at a critical moment.
New York (CNN Business)Sears has reached a critical moment in its fight for survival.
Investors are also taking note of how companies choose to respond to this critical moment.
The Times is saying, essentially this: We are living in a historic and critical moment.
Still, the address should quell some concerns that he's been absent at a critical moment.
" That's "Bachelor" speak for "rudely interrupt a conversation at a critical moment for gamesmanship purposes.
It's a critical moment for the wealth management industry's efforts around recruiting and training talent.
The November 2018 staff meeting was a critical moment for Burke's plan to go legit.
WE KNOW THIS IS A CRITICAL MOMENT FOR OUR COMPANY, FOR THE SERVICE WE PROVIDE.
"Here to help, support, and amplify your voices in this critical moment," Billoo wrote on Twitter.
The allegations against Harvey Weinstein have sparked a critical moment for the conversation about sexual assault.
"It's a critical moment for antitrust hearings, hearings investigations, and oversight" she tweeted earlier this week.
At the critical moment, you need to be willing to lose it all ­to win big.
The controversies of the past week have also taken place at a critical moment for Republicans.
America has reached a critical moment of re-evaluation of our democracy — new ideas are welcome.
The GOP leadership's aggressive sales pitch comes during a critical moment for the Republican healthcare plan.
Trump's visit here marks a critical moment in the US-South Korea alliance -- and a test.
His goal is to make sure the eventual Democratic nominee is prepared for a critical moment.
They want it now, because they know that this is a critical moment in our history.
Global solidarity with Brazil's indigenous and environmental movements can make the difference at this critical moment.
For AT&T, the disclosure of its ties to Mr. Cohen comes at a critical moment.
Monday's debate is a critical moment for both candidates, as recent polls show a tightening race.
Endangered red state Democrats are facing a critical moment in deciding whether to vote for Rep.
I think this is a moment in time, a critical moment, where we reaffirm our mission.
The unannounced suspension of the data tool comes at a critical moment in the aid cycle.
Howland interviewed each of her subjects, offering further insight into this critical moment in Iraqi history.
So much, I'm 38 years old and I'm stepping into a big role at a critical moment.
"This is a critical moment for him to get behind this," another senior Republican congressional aide said.
"This week will be a critical moment for dialogue, resolve and action," says a UN environmental official.
"This is a critical moment in women's health care and politics more broadly," Duffy tells The Verge.
Full moons are a critical moment of release, and Pisces, you are getting something off your chest!
It is fitting that Sanders rises in defense of Mueller at a critical moment in American history.
There was a milestone in the botany world that shed light on a critical moment in evolution.
Mr. Boire's sudden departure comes at a critical moment for Barnes & Noble, the country's largest bookstore chain.
A player can suddenly dart in front of a ref's line of sight at the critical moment.
Call on Zimbabwe's political leaders to take responsibility for ensuring calm and restraint at this critical moment.
There is no secret desire, no "real" reason that remains hidden from us until a critical moment.
"This is a very critical moment," Yuan said on a conference call with analysts earlier this month.
I think, in many ways, we're at a really critical moment, but not just for Silicon Valley.
Right now funding for LWCF is uncertain and we are facing a critical moment to protect it.
The 2015 death of Ms. Bland, 28, was a critical moment in the Black Lives Matter movement.
The presentation comes at a critical moment for the House GOP's plan to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
Talking to an 8-year-old in a critical moment for our country was a risky move.
Contrary to Charlie's boasting and his chutzpa, he goes to pieces on the battlefield at a critical moment.
"This is a critical moment for him to get behind this," a senior Republican congressional aide told CNN.
The start of this testimony, which will be public, comes at a critical moment for Donald Trump's presidency.
Could the president have plausibly said the exact opposite of what he meant at such a critical moment?
It's not unlike the features on modern smartphone cameras that help ensure you don't miss the critical moment.
There is no more critical moment on the horizon for trans people than the November vote in Massachusetts.
William McRaven to run for governor of Texas at a critical moment in the history of our country.
Trump's claims aside, the president believes Republicans have been handed a potent political issue at a critical moment.
" He was reminding Americans, at a critical moment, of the first words of the Constitution: "We the People.
In this critical moment, Venus's pronouns change: he becomes she, a terrifying creature that threatens all of mankind.
At a critical moment for the Earth's climate, biologists, chemists and toxicologists are fleeing the Environmental Protection Agency.
The date memorializes a conflict that became a critical moment in the organized labor movement around the world.
Tehran's admission that it shot down an Iran Air airliner was another critical moment in the nation's history.
The committee's dissolution comes at a critical moment in the development of automated vehicles in the United States.
There was a surprising amount of unity on the stage, given this critical moment in the campaign: Sen.
It was a highly unusual move but the tech billionaire believes the country is facing a critical moment.
In addition to Kavanaugh's confirmation, Ford's testimony will be a critical moment in the unfolding history of #MeToo.
We have dissected the critical moment leading to each goal in order to fly you through the scene.
Here is a guide to the amendment process, and why it could be a critical moment for Brexit.
" Croatia defender Dejan Lovren (on the VAR penalty awarded to France): "That I think was a critical moment.
There is this critical moment in every artist's career where all they really need to do is survive.
This deal and the protest that facilitated it are a critical moment for progress in gender equity in sports.
It's also a significant escalation in white evangelicals' public support for Trump at a critical moment in his presidency.
"Knowing how much depends on bringing Americans together, we cannot risk alienating Americans at this critical moment," he said.
We must seize on this critical moment and build on the incredible progress that's been made in recent years.
"This is how you fight back," says one character as she confronts a digital foe at a critical moment.
In a sense they're too weird to engage with directly, given the sincere literalism of the current critical moment.
"We are at a critical moment in human history, when wrong choices could derail human economic progress," Rajan warns.
The Queer Art Mentorship (QAM) annual exhibition, Here & Not Yet, comes at a critical moment for the LGBTQ community.
But there is wide agreement that the BBC is at a critical moment in its nearly 94-year history.
They have also put Mr. Biden on the defensive at a critical moment in the Democratic presidential primary campaign.
Then, at a critical moment, it released thousands of emails stolen from the account of John D. Podesta, Mrs.
It was a coordinated effort by many Republicans who considered this a critical moment to blunt Mr. Trump's momentum.
Yet all are substantially weakened by nagging domestic problems at a critical moment when Europe needs a new direction.
However, after more than 33 1/2 hours on the bench, Baez delivered in the game's most critical moment.
All companies hit the critical moment, when their internal structures, like a teenager's old shoes, suddenly don't fit anymore.
Tom Brady threw an awful interception at a critical moment in the Patriots' loss to the Steelers on Sunday.
There's a critical moment when it's just right, the point of perfection when meat is well and truly ready.
If one believes in the significance of one's material, then this synthesis is a critical moment of a course.
Her article is a distraction at a critical moment when rights are being stripped from vulnerable communities every day.
"It is a critical moment, a defining moment for the future of the industry in California," Mr. Mikalonis said.
El Salvador is at a critical moment when there is a real opportunity to reform the country's abortion law.
For hospitals, it's a critical moment to test whether telemedicine technologies can be relied upon in moments of crisis.
Even to some of Mr. Trump's national security aides, that sounded like a significant retreat at a critical moment.
As I write, debate continues over whether Vimy marks a critical moment in Canada's development as an independent nation.
Additionally, the Emergent Fund makes it possible for any individual American to participate in strategic philanthropy in this critical moment.
What I'm feeling about this time we're in right now in this country, is that this is a critical moment.
Will she bail at a critical moment, if she decides that staying with the First Order no longer makes sense?
" And, just to be complete, SFF also recognizes the existence of a Danger Threshold, instead calling it a "Critical Moment.
In a critical moment, Simon asks Dwight whether they should just assume Negan is dead and carry on without him.
Nonetheless, this is an important paper that fills a void in our knowledge of a critical moment in avian evolution.
At this critical moment in her campaign, Clinton and her team must take great care to address black Americans' concerns.
This Sunday's presidential debate marks another milestone for this election cycle and a critical moment for Native American communities nationwide.
Apple's iPhone launches are always closely watched, but this year's event comes at a particularly critical moment for the company.
"It is a rather critical moment of Francis' papacy," said Sandro Magister, a Vatican expert at the Italian weekly L'Espresso.
The agenda comes at a critical moment in which the movement for black lives has become part of mainstream discussion.
The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was a critical moment, prohibiting election practices that discriminate on the basis of race.
There's lots of things that can come in or out, but right now is really the critical moment to see.
It appears Trump is determined to conduct a secret meeting with Putin, with no Americans present at this critical moment.
She also stressed that the new factory represents a critical moment for GM as it moves toward electrifying vehicle production.
Crucial questions When senators get their first look at the FBI summaries, it will be a critical moment for Kavanaugh.
The change comes at a critical moment in the agency's effort to rein in abuses in the student loan industry.
Five years later, prosecutors used this critical moment to establish Lay's criminal intent and secure his conviction on fraud charges.
Surgery was a definitive intervention at a critical moment in a person's life, with a clear, calculable, frequently transformative outcome.
Instead, after waiting more than 3 1/2 hours on the bench, Baez delivered in the game's most critical moment.
They arrive at a critical moment for the development of AI and for America's position as the global standard bearer.
"This is a critical moment for Hong Kong," the Hong Kong Professional Teachers Union said in a post on Facebook.
The primary obstacle is immigration, he says, and the relationship will remain at a "critical moment" until a solution is found.
"This is a critical moment to organize civil disobedience and to voice our demand for democracy and human rights," Wong said.
Jaime and Brienne In a critical moment of character development, Jaime Lannister sleeps with a woman who isn't related to him.
At a critical moment, Hablik transposed the ideals of German Romanticism to proto-Space Age fetishism for a utopian, technological society.
Islamic State's territorial defeat in Syria marks a critical moment for Kurdish forces who partnered with Washington to fight the jihadists.
In fact, Trump credits the changed political atmosphere for his success at a critical moment in the campaign late last year.
She feels a range of emotions about what's happening in what she sees as an absolutely critical moment for the planet.
Shelby has shown by speaking out again, at a critical moment, only days before the election, could have a decisive impact.
It is possible that Shelby's courage and clarity at this critical moment saves Alabama from the horrible consequences of electing Moore.
The critical moment came in 1990, when record federal deficits were spooking investors and prompting demands that the hemorrhage be stanched.
And as CNN's Van Jones noted on Tuesday night, Biden is doing so at a critical moment for the Democratic Party.
The election comes at a critical moment for a country of 200 million people and for a region stressed by war.
First, he did not want to penalize the other members of the Astros at such a critical moment in the season.
At this critical moment, we need nurses to be on the frontlines, caring for patients, not sidelined, recovering from COVID-19.
Moon said a second summit between Kim and Trump will prove to be the "most critical moment" for North Korea's denuclearisation.
Yet the country's political elites remain enmeshed in their parochial interests, unable to unite around new leadership at this critical moment.
I'm grateful that we created a product that gives a sense of human connection to millions people during this critical moment.
Vice health minister Kim Kang-lip told a briefing that it was a "critical moment" in the country's COVID-19 crisis.
Below is a video that SpaceX tweeted, which shows the critical moment the Crew Dragon separated from the Falcon 9 rocket.
The man who did recognize that failure and warned against it at a critical moment in American history was Eugene McCarthy.
"Signing the deal is not the critical moment," said Jeffrey Schott, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
But there is no swooning like they all recalled from 2008, when they helped boost Obama's candidacy at a critical moment.
But there is no getting away from Brexit as Mr. Johnson approaches a critical moment in discussions with the European Union.
At this critical moment for freedom's future, the West should not allow Prague's gesture — or the anniversary itself — to go unnoticed.
The lawsuit comes at a critical moment for Uber and its main competitor, Lyft, as both companies rush to go public.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's favorite report card on his presidency may be failing him at a critical moment.
We are deeply grateful to the Clooney Foundation for standing with us at this critical moment in our country's fight against hate.
Prosecutors argued that Mr. Papadopoulos's repeated lies during a January 2017 interview with investigators hampered the Russia investigation at a critical moment.
It represents a critical moment in an institution known for being both archaic and arcane, especially on matters of transparency and accountability.
This is such a critical moment in our cultural history that I'm surprised more fictional time travelers haven't attempted to fix it.
Still, GM executives warned workers earlier this year that the company was experiencing "a critical moment" in the country amid heavy losses.
Since we are reaching a critical moment with North Korea as well as Iran, Tillerson's resignation would send a particularly urgent message.
As the U.S. prepares transitions power to a new administration, it is a critical moment to re-examine its relationship with Malaysia.
At a critical moment in the game, when Hader was pitching, old tweets from his high school years began to surface online.
This is a critical moment if we are to make impact on the epidemic of gun violence, an emergent public health crisis.
His double-barreled approach has sometimes misfired, but it did generate the requisite sense of urgency at a critical moment for antidoping.
Trump had the biggest speech of his life coming up in a few hours, a critical moment for a fractured Republican Party.
"Europe can do and must do more, and we request that it does much more in such a critical moment," he said.
This is a critical moment for C.M.S., which now must decide how tightly to hold on to the legacy of its founders.
But this is a critical moment— if my campaign can't raise $800,000 by October 31st, my campaign will be silenced for good.
Still, the briefing — and indeed the strike on Soleimani itself— marks a critical moment for the 0003-year-old four-star general.
The postgame answers revealed — as if confirmation were needed — that the Indians were not on the same page at a critical moment.
The future of America's first nationwide broadband network for firefighters, police and other first responders is at a critical moment this summer.
We are now at a critical moment when zero tolerance for domestic violence, sexual assault and sexual harassment must be the norm.
Republicans who have fought with Lee in previous instances are delighted to have him as an ally at such a critical moment.
He will take over the Justice Department at a critical moment, with the special counsel's Russia investigation said to be wrapping up.
We are at a critical moment in the farm bill, as the Senate and Congress are negotiating a final package in conference.
It was seen as a critical moment of healing and the movement focused on establishing an equal and harmonious coexistence in the future.
Disney+ is expected to mark a critical moment in the fierce streaming wars between the likes of Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video.
Such tough talk could jeopardize a critical moment in US-China relations: Trump hopes to sign a trade deal with Xi next month.
But the popularity of those games undoubtedly fueled a lot of growth and engagement for Facebook at a critical moment for the company.
But even some of the most devoted Sanders fans view Brazile as a unifying figure at this critical moment in the general election.
" The Washington Post said it "captured a critical moment for the country," while Britain's Daily Mail website called it "an iconic arrest photo.
The Western Hemisphere is going through a critical moment, marked by the best chance for a democratic transition in Venezuela in a generation.
"I am convinced that at this critical moment, Nancy Pelosi remains the right person for the job," Maloney said in a statement Thursday.
And have we missed a critical moment to fix destructive trade policies dating back to China's accession into the World Trade Organization (WTO)?
A critical moment in the process, Clinton aides said Tuesday, was the meeting between the two candidates last month at the Washington Hilton.
The $10,000 level is a key turning point for this digital asset and a critical moment for the crypto-currency space in general.
"It comes at a critical moment with all these rezonings by the de Blasio administration in low-income communities of color," he said.
And it's a critical moment for Sanders to try to recapture momentum before the contest shifts to Florida and Illinois the following week.
"This is a critical moment in the growing outbreak of COVID-19 in King County," the county said in a statement on Thursday.
"This is a critical moment in the growing outbreak of COVID-19 in King County," Seattle and King County said in a statement.
The most critical moment yet in the nearly two-decade history of SpaceX, the rocket company founded by Elon Musk, is almost here.
It could be a critical moment for daily fantasy sports websites, which are already the focus of intense scrutiny from state-level policymakers.
The critical moment came in June 2015, when Sonia and Jeffrey Sachs pitched the idea to John Mahama, who was then Ghana's president.
Andrew M. Cuomo, whom he had publicly accused of a "vendetta" against him earlier that year, a critical moment in their yearslong feud.
U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati was part of the federation's negotiating team, another sign that the talks could be approaching a critical moment.
"[It] is a critical moment for all of us, I hope the US government can consider what's best for American companies," he added.
While not itself notorious for economic corruption, Hezbollah has positioned itself, at this critical moment, as the guardian of Lebanon's self-serving establishment.
The battle for GKN, which Melrose narrowly won almost a year ago, could be a critical moment in UK corporate and political history.
Though the military advances were tenuous, government forces said that Tuesday represented a critical moment in their weekslong offensive to retake western Mosul.
For Biden, the decision to turn to Ricchetti for assistance with campaign fundraising comes at a critical moment for his 2020 presidential run.
"We are at a critical moment in the development of autonomous technology," said Chris Spear, president and CEO of the American Trucking Associations.
For black gun owners, this is a critical moment to take a stand for our Second Amendment right to own and carry guns.
Cohen helped persuade Falwell to issue his endorsement of Trump's presidential candidacy at a critical moment, they said: just before the Iowa caucuses.
And this is an especially critical moment for that transition, as Elizabeth Warren has overtaken Joe Biden as frontrunner, who appears to be fading.
"You need to build a foundation, so when the critical moment comes, you would have bargaining power," Wong said of Hong Kong's democratic movement.
Being able to give my mom the care she needs, and spend more time with her at this critical moment, is priceless to me.
Elections are often a critical moment for oppressive behavior from governments — Uganda, Chad and Vietnam have specifically targeted citizens — and candidates — during election time.
While the six principles are powerful and scientifically validated "weapons," they didn't spotlight the most critical moment of any persuasive exchange: the moment before.
Scorpio season is all about letting go, and the full moon in Taurus on November 12 is a critical moment for release this month.
Now Census Director John H. Thompson has announced he is leaving at the end of June, exacerbating a leadership vacuum at a critical moment.
This is a critical moment in retail: the moment when Crate and Barrel and this other retailer compete for the consumer's attention and money.
That's because the president is reportedly at a critical moment in his decision-making about whether to stay in or leave the Paris agreement.
"All of the sudden, everybody realizes we're in a critical moment in our country," labor leader and civil rights activist Dolores Huerta told ITK.
It's such a critical moment for both the birds and the crabs that the beach is completely closed off to people for a month.
Scientists have finally pieced together an origin story for the weird geologic pimples—and it reveals a critical moment in the Red Planet's history.
At this critical moment, Venezuela needs to reestablish representative democracy and reopen their economy; billions of dollars of financial support are available to them.
The New York Yankees pitcher Joba Chamberlain learned this nine years ago today during a critical moment in the playoffs against the Cleveland Indians.
Speaking to Mixmag, NTIA deputy chair Alexander Proud has resolved that fabric will win its appeal, labelling this a "critical moment" for UK clubbing.
Levi's appointment comes at a critical moment for the Justice Department, which is facing questions about its independence from the White House under Barr.
Curators are forced to watch and wait as news unfolds each day, hoping things will slow down long enough to capture a critical moment.
The scientific evidence disproving these rumors matters because the conspiracy theory could persist and undermine trust in public health authorities at this critical moment.
The contests, which has been dubbed "Super Tuesday Two," will mark a critical moment for Sanders following Biden's rise on Super Tuesday last week.
In a short biography written for the Journal of Child Neurology in 2001, Dr. Rapin recalled a critical moment in her work on autism.
All of which made Wednesday's Democratic debate, in which Bloomberg squared off against his rivals for the first time, feel like a critical moment.
Rather, they are offerings that arise from below, things given from one person experiencing a state of emergency to another, at the critical moment.
"We do think this is a particularly critical moment," said Aviva Aron-Dine, senior counselor to Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell.
But Ellison still faces skepticism from some quarters over whether he's the right person to lead the party's rebuilding efforts at this critical moment.
WASHINGTON — On Christmas Eve in 2009, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was awake before dawn to personally monitor a critical moment in the nation's history.
International rights group Human Rights Watch told the UNSC delegates in a letter Wednesday that their visit came at a "critical moment" for the country.
As the country grapples with extreme bans on abortion that seek to limit women's autonomy and empowerment, this is a critical moment for CEO leadership.
" Former deputy assistant secretary of defense for East Asia Abraham Denmark called Yun's departure "a huge loss for the U.S. government at a critical moment.
Scott's board appointment will help Qualtrics at a critical moment in growth and operations and will likely boost interest among top leadership in her circle.
It's an attempt to capitalize on a critical moment in the health care battle, as the Senate moves toward repealing at least parts of Obamacare.
This week is arguably the most important of the year for the big auction houses and comes at a critical moment in the art market.
Hood didn't hesitate to put the offense on his shoulders at a critical moment and it helped erase all traces of his earlier shooting slump.
He's confronting a critical moment -- which would daunt the most experienced, popular and statesmanlike President -- with little to no political juice to achieve his aims.
Obviously, the closer to the final vote that information is released, the greater its accessibility at the critical moment – and the more powerful its impact.
Yet Fury rose, summoning strength at the critical moment of his comeback from a 2 ½-year ring absence amid bouts of drug abuse and depression.
" Former deputy assistant secretary of defense for East Asia Abraham Denmark called Yun's departure "a huge loss for the U.S. government at a critical moment.
"This is a critical moment for me and for my company; we need a place to work, to belong," Ms. Tanowitz said in a statement.
Mr. Hodge's sentencing comes at a critical moment in the case that has drawn in dozens of parents and coaches and was announced last March.
"The eyes of the world are on El Salvador and @nayibbukele at this critical moment," he added, in a post on the committee's Twitter account.
NOW, THAT GOOD DEPENDS UPON TRUST AND DEPENDS UPON US EARNING IT. SO, AT THIS CRITICAL MOMENT, WE KNOW THAT WE NEED TO ESTABLISH TRUST.
That's why I must be able to count on the help of God-fearing conservatives like you to stand with me at this critical moment.
The company's most critical moment actually had its roots in the end of 2015, and it's something that may be of even more importance in 2017.
We are at a critical moment in history and there are three things I know to be true: Where there is anger, there is underlying pain.
The U.K.'s exit from the European Union, scheduled to occur in March, is at a critical moment as negotiators try to conclude talks before November.
Given the changing relationship between citizens and government, now is the critical moment to form nontraditional alliances and more deeply engage with people with dissenting viewpoints.
It was the critical moment: To swallow or to spit up a pile of partially digested truffles in the middle of a soul-shaking spin class?
The $10,000 level when it happened was a key turning point for this digital asset and a critical moment for the crypto-currency space in general.
Cancellation is a critical moment in the customer lifecycle rivaled only by the moment of purchase, and yet it remains a blind spot for most companies.
The Trump administration is meeting in Warsaw today with leaders from dozens of countries at a critical moment in the effort to stop Iran's dangerous behavior.
The demands were a "shot of energy" at a critical moment in the negotiations, said Jake Schmidt, international program director of the Natural Resources Defense Council.
Think about it: They live out in the ocean, often far from shore, where scientists can't easily camp out and observe them at the critical moment.
I wrote recently that the next two weeks would be an absolutely critical moment for Trump's presidency, for the broader Republican Party and for the country.
Experts agree President Donald Trump's handling of the crisis will be the most critical moment in his presidency so far and could alter his reelection chances.
In one really telling, pivotal, critical moment in his life, "The overseer is going to kill me by beating me," because that was a real fear.
Trump's comments also come at a critical moment of negotiations on the format and scope of an interview between his representatives as the special counsel's office.
Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii), who resorted to a controversial decades-old talking point that pro-choice supporters say only further stigmatizes abortion at a critical moment.
The $22,22 level when it happened was a key turning point for this digital asset and a critical moment for the crypto-currency space in general.
"Bourbon is at a critical moment right now," said Kaitlyn Soligan, co-founder of Matson & Gilman, a company that runs high end tours of bourbon distilleries.
What the U.S. wants: Mr. Trump has lowered expectations to an extent that even some of his aides see a significant retreat at a critical moment.
And yet there I am, taking a critical moment to jet-pack them out of the maelstrom when I should be calling down an orbital strike.
"In such a critical moment, I'm grateful to US companies, as they've contributed a lot to Huawei's development and showed their conscientiousness on the matter," Ren says.
He cited Russian aggression, the conflicts in Syria and Iraq, and the rise of ISIS as fueling the sense the summit is occurring at a critical moment.
This has become, I guess, a critical moment, a turning point in Alabama history where it will define what it's going to be in the 21st century.
"Two paths appeared before me: becoming a deadlier version of my father, or setting aside his bad example forever," Marroquin writes about his critical moment of reflection.
"We cannot afford, at this critical moment in time, to have leaders in office that do not believe in the modern science of climate change," DiCaprio said.
This is a critical moment for China's first-generation of players who grew up under parents and teachers who too easily dismissed all kinds of video games.
"This is a critical moment in Zimbabwe&aposs democratic journey," said Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, former Liberian president and a leader of one of the international observer missions.
"The most critical moment in my creative and personal evolution was when I stopped trying to figure out what I'm doing and just do it," Amelia muses.
It's important for the left to make room for new voices and fresh legs, but the opposition's ranks lack an accomplished, inspirational leader at this critical moment.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This year's Queer Art Mentorship (QAM) annual exhibition, entitled Here & Not Yet, comes at a critical moment for the LGBTQ community.
As the midterm elections come closer and the Mueller investigation rapidly advances, American democracy has reached a critical moment and the Republican Party faces a serious decision.
The Hill's Alex Bolton explains to host Alexis Simendinger why it's a critical moment for Trump and who Republicans need to focus on for their tax bill.
The indictments came at a critical moment when Nixon's support had weakened significantly as a result of investigative reporting and the revelations from the Watergate congressional hearings.
But, at this critical moment, the Trump administration and Republican congressional leadership have turned away from regulatory and statutory leadership on climate — ceding the issue to Democrats.
This comes at a critical moment when citizen groups and advocates for good government are demanding change in all three countries and are starting to see results.
"In such a critical moment, I'm grateful to U.S. companies, as they've contributed a lot to Huawei's development and showed their conscientiousness on the matter," Ren said.
President George H.W. Bush (1990) George H.W. Bush was commander in chief at a critical moment in world history: the Soviet Union literally crumbled during his tenure.
John Kasich on Sunday as Mr. Kasich rallied voters in his home state of Ohio, whose primary has emerged as a critical moment in the Republican race.
"At this critical moment in time, no other witness present in the apartment, including Mr. Graham's grandmother, had a view of Mr. Graham," according to the statement.
As "Nasdaq 23,23" was a critical moment in the dot-com rally, the $25 trillion result for the firms that we call the "Big 5" is notable.
"We cannot afford, at this critical moment in time, to have leaders in office that do not believe in the modern science of climate change," he added.
"Although this is not a viable large-scale strategy for a cure, it does represent a critical moment," said Anton Pozniak, president of the International AIDS Society.
The nomination comes at a critical moment for the E.P.A. as the agency prepares to repeal a sweeping climate change regulation known as the Clean Power Plan.
South Korea reported 813 new cases of coronavirus on Saturday in what the vice health minister called a "critical moment" in the country's battle against the virus.
South Korean officials are calling the increase a "critical moment" in the virus's spread, and have warned people to practice "social distancing" for the next few days.
South Korean officials are calling the increase a "critical moment" in the virus's spread and have warned people to practice "social distancing" for the next few days.
They're both lonely warriors who reached a critical moment this year: the time when they had to speak up for their achievements and call out their haters.
The first phase of the new line, which cost about $235 billion, is opening at a critical moment, with subway ridership reaching its highest level since 1948.
"This is really a journey and we're reaching a critical moment in a journey to grow our Party, to grow trust, to unite our Party," Perez said.
So, this is just a part of my nature, and I think everybody else's nature, to offer oneself at the critical moment when the emergency becomes articulate.
In the most important sense, at a critical moment in American history, Schumer is the indispensable leader in opposition to the worst abuses and dangers of Trump.
The result is a president who already viewed himself as his own press secretary has essentially taken on that role at a critical moment for his administration.
Trump, always one to eschew tradition, left the role vacant for nearly two years amid this critical moment for humans and the planet, before appointing meteorologist Kelvin Droegemeier.
South Korean Unification Minister Cho Myoung-gyon, who is due to meet Biegun on Friday, said the nuclear talks would face a critical moment between February and March.
Employee onboarding isn't all desk balloons and company T-shirts — it's a critical moment when new hires begin integrating into the culture and workflows of their new company.
"We are at some sort of critical moment, a crossroads, for bond and equity markets," said Marie Owens Thomsen, global head of economic research at Indosuez Wealth Management.
Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechA critical moment in NASA'S Juno mission has been postponed while engineers at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory attempt to sort out a mysterious engine issue.
The move will come just in time for the holiday shopping season — which, for many device companies is a critical moment to ship as many units as possible.
At this critical moment for rural entrepreneurs, National Entrepreneurship Week should be a spotlight on the unique challenges and opportunities that exist for founders in small-town America.
President George Herbert Walker Bush, perhaps the best one-term president who ever served, was the right person at the right moment at a critical moment in history.
"@realDonaldTrump's decision to abdicate American leadership during a critical moment in our effort to advance a denuclearization agreement with North Korea is particularly senseless, disturbing & dangerous," Pelosi tweeted.  .
At this critical moment, the international community needs to use its leverage so that any peace agreement includes fundamental rights guarantees and mechanisms to ensure they are protected.
At a critical moment in Sacramento, days before the state legislature voted on a controversial bill to classify gig-economy workers as employees rather than independent contractors, Sen.
An argument can be made that this was the critical moment in the game, and that Maddon was highly justified in bringing in his closer under such circumstances.
For everyone else, the limited time they will have to speak will be a critical moment to introduce themselves and their visions for America to millions of viewers.
The president's decision to abdicate American leadership during a critical moment in our effort to advance a denuclearization agreement with North Korea is particularly senseless, disturbing and dangerous.
But he will certainly make the case that the country cannot afford to do without him over some gifts of cigars and champagne at such a critical moment.
"I'm still angry, in some sense," he said, citing certain colleagues in the agency who he felt had not defended the integrity of science at a critical moment.
Other presidents and other nations will have spewed more carbon into the atmosphere, but none will have insured, at such a critical moment, that carbon's reign is extended.
This video explores the history that led to this critical moment, and why the relationship between the US and China isn't exactly what was predicted 20 years ago.
At the most critical moment in modern British history, its political parties -- and especially the one in power -- have chosen memefied promises and unsubstantiated one-upmanship over integrity.
The most painful memory for Chris is watching television as a kid when he thought he should have been with Mother at a critical moment in her life.
At a critical moment, he actually led the stampede, as the first Obama administration official to openly embrace marriage equality during the great Obama flip-flop of 2012.
Not to mention recent cases in other cities in which officers "forgot" to turn their device on in time to capture a critical moment, or even at all.
At a critical moment in the campaign, after Trump's comments about groping women in a 2005 video came to light, Pence wavered, but ultimately decided to stick by Trump.
But in that critical moment as the world watched, Powell said Wednesday that interest rates were "just below" neutral signaling that the Fed may slow its aggressive rate rising.
As journalists rushed from one place to another gathering statements, it became obvious that, while the Syrian negotiations had reached a critical moment, trust was in desperately short supply.
The new Democratic-held House voted Nancy Pelosi its speaker on Thursday, vaulting the representative back to the pinnacle of her power at a critical moment for her party.
When he busts out Goodnight Moon for a dramatic, emotional reading at a critical moment, the entire film threatens to fall down the gravity well of its own idiocy.
With 19 million Americans eligible to vote for the first time in 2016, there's never been a more exciting, or critical, moment to get involved in the political process.
To suggest that similar tendencies are at work within Democratic Party is to engage in magical thinking at a critical moment in U.S. history that demands exactly the opposite.
The decision represents the critical moment in the sequel ... the payoff for millions who watched the first installment in outrage as Brendan and co-defendant Steven Avery were convicted.
"I'm proud to serve as Acting President to facilitate a smooth leadership transition in this critical moment for Planned Parenthood and the patients and communities we serve," Johnson tweeted.
On Tuesday, with his White House in uproar, he was sitting down with his lawyers to answer written questions posed by Mueller -- a potential critical moment for his presidency.
In this critical moment, both parties should offer to publicly reveal the source of all of their donations, but it's hard to see either of them doing it willingly.
The House Judiciary Committee is hauling in some of tech's fiercest critics and defenders for a hearing that will be a critical moment in the panel's bipartisan antitrust probe.
But we must not let memories of that fine moment in journalism obscure a crucial reality: We need all the institutions of government to function at this critical moment.
The second reason is because we're blessed with a great people — people who at every critical moment of choosing have put the interests of the country above their own.
At this critical moment, when anything feels possible for good or for ill, we need to imagine how things can change for the better and to prevent future catastrophes.
"In this critical moment in our nation's history, the stakes are too high," Robin Chappell Golston, president of Planned Parenthood Empire States Acts, said in a statement last week.
And an improbable late stand by a defense that yielded 613 yards — 505 passing by Brady — produced the most critical play at the most critical moment of the season.
Neo, the film's protagonist, faced a critical moment when he realized he was not alone and then learned to transcend the bounds of the society he was born into.
The South Korean government has cautioned that the country is at a "critical moment" in attempting to combat the coronavirus, urging people to avoid religious services and political gatherings.
But more recent evidence suggested that one or more Fouga Magisters could have flown a combat mission or harassed the DC-6 at a critical moment on its approach.
For Bloomberg, the debate comes at a critical moment -- he is surging in national and Super Tuesday (March 3) polls amid massive personal spending on ads (and everything else).
Allowing these women to tap into their Social Security at such a critical moment in their lives will result in less reliance on other social programs, saving taxpayers money.
This tiny but critical moment was indistinct in the current cut, because Riley ran out of time on the day of filming and had to shoot the sequence elsewhere.
That rally proved a critical moment in the rise of the "alt-right," a loose alignment of fringe groups centered on white nationalism and emboldened by Trump's 2016 election.
The negotiations come at a critical moment for Mr. Trump's economic agenda and the global economy, which is beginning to slow in part because of the president's trade policies.
Shown at a critical moment in the U.S. history—the election of President Barack Obama—Trinket recently resurfaced at the 2015 BET Awards during Kendrick Lamar's Alright performance. Pope.
European Council President Donald Tusk canceled a trip to Israel and the Palestinian Territories planned for this week due to a "critical moment" in Brexit negotiations, an EU official said.
I was so conditioned to be ashamed of any weight gain and proud of every loss, that even then, in that critical moment, it was all I could think of.
It's an exciting time, with Coinbase and crypto in the public eye more than ever before, but that also means it's an even more critical moment to stake our position.
"It is a critical moment for our economy, but we are not in a dead end," Vice President Eshagh Jahangiri was quoted as saying by the state news agency IRNA.
Issues around the proper treatment of workers in the game industry are reaching a critical moment, with reports about ungodly work hours and numerous layoffs coming at an increasing clip.
The decision to support Heitkamp for co-sponsoring a deregulation bill could also prove to be a critical moment in the battle for her own Senate seat in North Dakota.
Matt Bevin (R) is facing a critical moment today, as every county board of election in the state will convene and recanvass the results of his expected loss to Gov.
The Ohio primary on Tuesday, a winner-take-all contest with 66 delegates, is a critical moment in the effort by Mr. Romney and other Republicans to stop Mr. Trump.
At this critical moment, Maddon brought in closer Aroldis Chapman, who has preferred to open an inning on the mound and has not done as well when inheriting base runners.
This was a moving ceremony, reminding us of a critical moment in history and celebrating the contributions of those who fought gallantly and gave their lives to save the world.
"We're at a critical moment where abortion bans are flying through state legislatures," said Elizabeth Nash, a state policy analyst for Guttmacher, a reproductive health organization that supports abortion rights.
"This trial is a critical moment in the search for justice for the families and friends of the 85033 individuals who lost their lives on July 17, 2014," he added.
What they're saying: Activists and politicians who oppose leaving without a deal are outraged that Johnson has taken the extreme step of undercutting Parliament's power at such a critical moment.
Democrats filibustering Gorsuch's nomination will do nothing to improve our brand at a critical moment when we need to — and have the opportunity to — look like the adults in Washington.
The inspector general's review comes at a critical moment in federal opioid litigation: A consolidation of nearly 2,300 cases from cities, counties and tribes nationwide seeking reparations for the epidemic.
The Nevada caucuses — and Buttigieg's post-election warning — mark a critical moment for opponents of Sanders, who risk getting washed away in a wave of momentum following Sanders' latest win.
Parnas's text messages are the clearest indication yet of what Giuliani and his team were paying attention to online during a critical moment that would eventually lead to Trump's impeachment.
While we disagreed on presidential primary candidates last year, we could not agree more that this is a critical moment for women in this nation and for the Democratic Party.
Now, Johnson's government is threatening to withdraw Channel 4's license — a move critics say is an attempt to intimidate a major broadcaster at a critical moment in U.K. politics.
A critical moment loomed on Saturday, when Venezuela's opposition, led by Juan Guaidó, vowed to deliver tons of donated humanitarian aid from abroad, against the orders of President Nicolás Maduro.
"The negotiations are now at a critical moment and all our efforts must be focussed on working with our European partners to bring this process to a final conclusion," she said.
Dedicated denial of service (DDoS) attacks: A critical moment — the end of a fundraising quarter, day of a debate or night of a nominee's convention speech — can yield presidential candidates millions.
The endorsement comes at a critical moment for Biden, whose possible fourth-place finish in Monday's Iowa caucuses could reshuffle a race where he has been leading in national opinion polls.
For Eugene Chung — who set the foundation for Oculus Story Studio and VR experiences like Lost before moving on to found Penrose — Allumette comes at a critical moment for VR storytelling.
"The negotiations are now at a critical moment and all our efforts must be focused on working with our European partners to bring this process to a final conclusion," she said.
"We are at a critical moment in the development of self-driving technology," Republican E&C leaders wrote earlier this spring, requesting the committee take up AV legislation again this session.
Newton appeared to give a less-than-fully-committed effort toward recovering his own fumble in a critical moment, for which he was mercilessly ripped by fans online after the game.
At this critical moment, Democrats and Republicans should come together to ensure that America is just as committed to helping Colombia secure peace as we were to helping Colombia wage war.
The barb from Lewis comes at a critical moment in the Democratic battle, just hours before Sanders and Clinton take the stage for the last Democratic debate before the Nevada caucuses.
The Man Who Does Nothing trips me at a critical moment, triggering the game's special "Hey, I was tripped!" stumbling animation, but the AI referee decides not to call a penalty.
Everyone in that White House briefing room is trying to get Sanders to explain two contradictory statements -- both relating to a critical moment of both Trump's presidency and the Mueller investigation.
The convoy eventually departed, but it was at this critical moment that one of the vehicles carrying three of the US soldiers killed in the ambush became separated from the group.
He argued that the global system that America had invented, and sacrificed for during World War II and subsequently was at a critical moment, and warned against isolationism, withdrawal and nationalism.
At this critical moment, despite competing interests of their own, they need to join the Philippines in endorsing the tribunal decision and then proceed, if necessary, with their own arbitration cases.
"Knowledge and Wonder" was painted in 1995, a critical moment in Mr. Marshall's career, when his ambitions grew to match those of European history painters depicting myths, battles and colonial domination.
Advocates for the poor and career HUD officials say that Mr. Carson, a retired neurosurgeon, and his political appointees have begun weakening the department's fair housing division at a critical moment.
This move was hailed by anti-nuclear activists, but criticized by some environmentalists: At a critical moment in the fight against climate change, it took away a working clean power source.
The gentler curve results in fewer people infected at this critical moment in time — preventing a surge that would inundate the healthcare system and ultimately, one hopes, resulting in fewer deaths.
Mr. Netanyahu's truncated visit came at a critical moment in Israeli politics, when his legal woes are multiplying and he faces a fierce challenge from Benny Gantz, a retired military chief.
The president's announcement on the Golan Heights last month came at a critical moment, when Mr. Netanyahu faced a rising opponent and damaging new disclosures in the corruption cases against him.
"Bernie Sanders has built a powerful multi-racial, multi-generational movement and we're excited to join the campaign at this critical moment in the Democratic race," said DFA Chairman Charles Chamberlain.
Alan M. Noory, a Kurd who teaches social science at American University of Iraq Sulaimani, said the vote would rupture relations with the United States and Baghdad at a critical moment.
We need timely, accurate information flowing within countries and across borders so that political leaders, health policy experts, and the public at large can make informed decisions at this critical moment.
His threat to withdraw from the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement could unravel a pact that has made the world safer and could undermine America's reputation for trustworthiness at a critical moment.
"I think this is a huge loss for the US government at a critical moment," Abraham Denmark, the director of the Asia Program at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
It makes sense, at this most critical moment, to take a serious look at the art of the 1980s, its political fury and layered poetics, as an anchor in the storm.
China's leader, Xi Jinping, said on Wednesday that China is in a "critical moment" of its fight against the coronavirus epidemic as the death toll and number of infections continued to soar.
Voters went to the ballot Tuesday to choose their new representatives for the House and the Senate — a critical moment to understand the future of policymaking under the presidency of Donald Trump.
Every year, the Future of Life Institute gives the $50,000 Future of Life award to somebody whose actions at a critical moment in history saved countless lives — and maybe even saved humanity.
With the danger of war in Korea over nuclear weapons and inflamed tensions with Russia over mass murder in Syria, the Trump presidency stands as a house divided at a critical moment.
"The critical moment was we were heading out to one of our demos, and we got stuck on the side of the road – it blew a tire," Rodrigues explained in an interview.
The event proved a critical moment in the rise of the "alt-right," a loose alignment of fringe groups centered on white nationalism and emboldened by President Donald Trump's 2016 presidential victory.
At this critical moment of change in the retail industry, I believe in the future of our all-channel model and we are adapting to meet the evolving needs of our customers.
And, at a critical moment in the fight over abortion, they're betting this softer lens will help frame the issue in their favor and, ultimately, win over the next generation of voters.
How she handles Clinton's likely victory will either go a long way toward repairing damage from that episode or will increase scrutiny of her leadership at a critical moment in the race.
But let me admit that my absolute top take away was that at a critical moment in modern American history, our president managed to mention his winning margin in the Electoral College.
"Trump is dragging a dangerous misconception into a critical moment in his standoff with the Chinese," Chad Bown, an expert on trade at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, said last week.
Yang Guang, a spokesman for China's Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council, said the situation in Hong Kong had reached a critical moment and could not continue unabated.
Yang Guang, a spokesman for China's Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council, said the situation in Hong Kong had reached a critical moment and could not continue unabated.
David Shulkin, fired by the President on Wednesday, departs at a critical moment with big decisions about the future of veterans' health care and its health records systems waiting in the wings.
The dribble of oil exports has provided Mr. Maduro with foreign revenue at the most critical moment of the country's economic crisis, allowing him to adjust to sanctions and consolidate his rule.
"As one of our nation's premier public institutions, the University of Michigan is uniquely situated to host a debate experience of the highest caliber at this critical moment in our nation's history."
In the film's critical moment, the crew is driving to shoot and kill the Crips who just killed their beloved friend when Tre says he wants to get out of the car.
Even as players sanitized their fury by professing that they didn't lose because of the officials' oversight, they were mystified that it happened at all, to them, at such a critical moment.
Congressman Arthur Maia said in a written statement that Brazil is "living in a critical moment" and that until the political situation calms down, no progress will be made on the landmark reform.
PSDB deputy Caio Narcio said political stability and turning around the economy were more important than removing Temer, and that he could not turn his back on the country at this critical moment.
As more and more women continue to speak up about sexual harassment in the workplace, Sandberg acknowledged it's a "critical moment" in the world, but one that requires a better response from employers.
But the U.S. made its move against Huawei at a critical moment for the Trump administration's high-stakes trade negotiations, as a Chinese delegation arrives in the U.S. for talks that begin tomorrow.
"It's always a critical moment, because I have Christmas, her birthday and Valentine's Day in pretty short order, so I start shopping in November," the actor, 45, told Extra at CinemaCon on Wednesday.
A productive energy flows as Mars connects with Saturn on March 14, plus, the sun meets Mercury on March 14, which is a critical moment during Mercury's retrograde—an important perspective is gained.
The British government and business leaders have clashed over Brexit planning in recent weeks, with a senior minister on Sunday accusing companies of issuing "completely inappropriate" threats at a critical moment in negotiations.
Team became separated The convoy departed but it was at this critical moment that one of the vehicles carrying three of the US soldiers killed in the ambush became separated from the group.
"This is a critical moment in the club's storied history, and we're all grateful to have a new owner committed to return AC Milan to its former glory," Scaroni said in the statement.
Niki Christoff, a veteran not only of Capitol Hill but also Silicon Valley, comes in at a critical moment for Uber as lawmakers and regulators turn their eyes toward the burgeoning sharing economy.
"At this critical moment, while the world decides where to place its trust, we should not signal that Huawei and ZTE are anything other than a threat to our collective security," Barr wrote.
The quest to right the ship at the New York Philharmonic moved forward this week when the orchestra and its players reached a new three-year contract at a critical moment of reinvention.
Yet, at this critical moment for the reconciliation she seeks (being a Muslim made Ko Ni doubly vulnerable in a Buddhist-majority country), Aung San Suu Kyi chose not to attend his funeral.
Virtanen has not commented on the case, but lawmaker Tiina Elovaara from Blue Reform said in a blog that Virtanen climbed into the boot to keep the meeting secret at a critical moment.
"You need someone to tell you at the critical moment, 'You can do this,'" said Harold O. Levy, executive director of the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, which gives scholarships to low-income students.
"Trump is dragging a dangerous misconception into a critical moment in his standoff with the Chinese," Chad Bown, a trade expert at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington, said last week.
It's happened to the best of us: you're in the heat of a critical moment in a boss battle, throwing back cans of Mountain Dew Game Fuel to keep you going, and tragedy strikes.
China's leader, Xi Jinping, said on Wednesday that the country was at a "critical moment" in its fight against the coronavirus epidemic as the death toll and the number of infections continue to soar.
With Taliban offensives at a fever pitch and U.S. officials redoubling efforts to launch a peace process with the emboldened insurgents, Pompeo's meeting comes at a critical moment for the struggling U.S. war effort.
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Council President Donald Tusk canceled a trip to Israel and the Palestinian Territories planned for this week due to a "critical moment" in Brexit negotiations, an EU official said on Monday.
This is a critical moment for rebuilding, and a critical opportunity to listen to our local communities and leverage lessons from prior disasters to positively shape our cities and regions for generations to come.
"I am convinced that at this critical moment, Nancy Pelosi remains the right person for the job," Maloney, who represents a fairly competitive district in the New York suburbs, said in a statement Thursday.
The sit-down is scheduled at a particularly critical moment, with midterm elections looming in the United States and a special counsel probe tied to Russia distracting Trump at home (The New York Times).
The launch of Apple TV+ is a critical moment for Apple as it strives to sell content and services to its 900 million iPhone users, instead of just selling them computer hardware and software.
And an inward turn by Germany as it debates its response to the migration crisis and holds elections in a year's time could create a further leadership void in Europe at a critical moment.
Everett Dirksen, the Senate minority leader who at the critical moment in 1964 changed his mind and led 27 other Republicans to end a filibuster, helped the historic civil rights bill to become law.
At a critical moment in secret talks between Cuba and the United States that led to a detente in December 2014, it was Ortega who relayed messages between Pope Francis, Castro and then-U.
With an unusually large number of undecided voters late in the campaign, the letter hugely increased the salience of what was the defining critique of Clinton during the campaign at its most critical moment.
"Like so many other Democrats who are unifying behind Joe Biden's character and leadership, I'm excited to join the team at this critical moment," said O'Malley Dillon in a statement circulated by Biden's campaign.
Although critics often highlight Black Mountain College as a critical moment in Asawa's artistic development, her placement in this exhibition, adjacent to other Japanese artists, compares her aesthetic sensibility to other Japanese-American contemporaries.
The updated guidance addresses a controversy that recently arose about the agency's policies on the funds and comes at a critical moment for some White House staff who are racking up bills from attorneys.
Taken together, these three issues point to a critical moment, in which long-festering policy questions that have been years in the making have created a pivotal turning point for the US in Syria.
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Council President Donald Tusk cancelled a trip to Israel and the Palestinian Territories planned for this week due to a "critical moment" in Brexit negotiations, an EU official said on Monday.
At a critical moment, a group of his law clerks visited Leonard Leo, the executive vice president of the Federalist Society, the influential conservative legal group, to argue that he belonged on the court.
"At this critical moment, while the world decides where to place its trust, we should not signal that Huawei and ZTE are anything other than a threat to our collective security," Mr. Barr said.
The new offensive ratchets up pressure on Islamic State at a critical moment, with its fighters already battling an assault by Iraqi security forces on their remaining Iraqi stronghold in the northern city of Mosul.
"At this critical moment all stakeholders should be working together to address the North Korea nuclear challenge instead of creating problems for others," said Wang Dong, associate professor of international studies at China's Peking University.
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - European Council leader Donald Tusk said an EU summit in Brussels on Thursday will be crucial for the future of the bloc, with talks to keep Britain in the EU at critical moment.
GIF: JAXA/GizmodoA newly released video from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) shows the critical moment when the Hayabusa22 spacecraft made contact with the surface of the Ryugu asteroid for an unprecedented second time.
New acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker and the likely next House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, must quickly adapt to new circumstances and powers that have made them vital players at a critical moment of the intrigue.
At a critical moment in our history, some of our predecessors pledged their lives, fortunes and sacred honor to each other in taking actions, at great personal risk, to pursue the idea that is America.
HOUSTON — The Saudi national oil company is making a bid to significantly expand its operations in the United States at a critical moment in the always uneasy relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia.
The turmoil in Iraq, a country central to America's Middle East policy, comes at a critical moment in the region amid soaring tensions between Iran and the United States — both allies of the Iraqi government.
"We're in a critical moment for women's rights, with movements like #TimesUp and #MeToo inspiring women everywhere to take action," said Chief Creative Officer for Y&R North America, Leslie Sims, in a press statement.
There, I learned from abortion providers with decades of experience that abortion access is not a given, and I was inspired by their deep commitment to helping women at a critical moment in their lives.
The consensus around global prohibition and the whole punitive enforcement model is broken; the UNGASS is a critical moment for the world to consider a different way forward, for policy to catch up with reality.
"We have taken on a major audio archive of an outsider figure who was positioned uniquely at a critical moment in American history," said Sean M. Quimby, the director of Columbia's Rare Book & Manuscript Library.
The new show, which made its debut Friday night on Comedy Central, arrives at a critical moment for the Cellar, which has become the subject of controversy just as it tries to expand its empire.
He will most likely claim that he knows what he's doing, and that internal political dissent will make him look weak at a critical moment, points that his political and media allies will surely echo.
But after years of waiting for an opponent to crack at a critical moment, the Crimson Tide this season have become unglued in the two games in which teams had the talent to test them.
This is a critical moment for the Syrian Democratic Forces, which the American military says is 50,153 strong and which it has nurtured to roll back the Islamic State, also known as ISIS and ISIL.
For him, the critical moment of Friday was his long meeting with the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, which seemed to mark the reset in relations that Mr. Trump has been desiring for some time.
According to Ms. Fitzsimmons, the next critical moment for the subway will come this month, when the Metropolitan Transportation Authority releases its five-year capital plan, which will outline its priorities for 113 to 211.
Agreement on the rules, due at a meeting in Poland in December, "will be the most critical moment...since the outcome in Paris in 2015," said David Waskow, of the World Resources Institute think-tank.
"We are at a critical moment in the effort to help thousands of Puerto Ricans that urgently need aid and to assess the great damage caused by Hurricane María," Rosselló said in a statement Wednesday.
Debate about the security of Huawei's systems has come at a critical moment, with countries around the world preparing to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on expanding cellular networks to next generation 5G technology.
And so it makes sense, at this most critical moment, to take a serious look at the art they made at that time, its political fury and layered poetics, as an anchor in the storm.
Jason Del Rey, speaking with numerous employees at the company when it launched — from the rank and file to the executive level — compiled an oral history of this critical moment for the online shopping giant.
The crisis in 2001 seems to have fallen at a critical moment, throwing the entire nation into chaos, and fostering, among some, a desire to 'stick it to the man,' as hackers are wont to do.
And because this story was pitched to us, the story of these two brothers along with all the characters and people they knew during this critical moment, we had a chance to ask ourselves that question.
But Søberg assumes the role at an especially critical moment in Noma's history, just as the restaurant, having closed its original site, is actively reinventing itself in a new location slated to open later this year.
At a critical moment in secret talks between Cuba and the United States that led to a detente in December 2014, it was Ortega who relayed messages among Pope Francis, Castro and then-President Barack Obama.
Ainslie said Simmer's arrival in mid-November would bolster the team at a critical moment in their preparations for the next America's Cup in 2021, a campaign which will cost roughly 100 million pounds ($130 million).
It is remarkable that this acute bout of political naiveté, this mysterious failure of the faculties required to choose a preferred candidate, has afflicted members of only one major party, and at such a critical moment.
"This is a critical moment in terms of analyzing that position," said JoAnn Falletta, the music director of the Buffalo Philharmonic since 1999, when she became the first female conductor to lead a major American ensemble.
"Bernie Sanders has built a powerful multi-racial, multi-generational movement and we're excited to join the campaign at this critical moment in the Democratic race," Charles Chamberlain, the group's chairman, said in a prepared statement.
On a floor where you've been introduced to connections among people like Merce Cunningham, John Cage and Robert Rauschenberg, it seemed like a critical moment to reintroduce a figure that has not had as much attention.
But at the critical moment when the nation is dealing with an out-of-control Republican in the White House, GOP members are leaving instead of standing up to a dysfunctional president of their own party.
In this insular ecosystem, the president is seen as a divinely anointed leader, sent by God to save America at a critical moment in history, when, supporters claim, their religious freedom is under attack by secularists.
The move appears to be the first time any cardinal has been defrocked for sexual abuse — marking a critical moment in the Vatican's handling of a scandal that has gripped the church for nearly two decades.
" Connie Willis on history: "History tends to focus on the kings and armies and stuff, but the truth is that so many things are simply the result of one person's action or inaction at a critical moment.
"We've reached a critical moment in which a new generation of mobile and cloud-based technologies have far outrun the laws that protect our safety and preserve our timeless and fundamental rights," said Microsoft President Brad Smith.
At a critical moment when the former president is again answering the call to try to energize his wife's campaign, even some of his admirers are wondering if he has lost some of that old Clinton magic.
BUCHAREST, Feb 15 (Reuters) - European Council leader Donald Tusk said an EU summit in Brussels on Thursday will be crucial for the future of the bloc, with talks to keep Britain in the EU at critical moment.
You can generally find a Steamy Romance Novel Kit on the auction house for around 8,000 gold, and using it creates one of several short, innuendo-crammed novels that always stop just shy of the critical moment.
Apollo 11 ran her software, and at a critical moment during the lunar landing demonstrated its reliability — and also the importance of good documentation — when it activated alarms related to receiving more input than it could handle.
But he defended his decision to travel to Riyadh and meet with Saudi officials, saying his trip was aimed at reinforcing ties at a critical moment, as the United States tries to ratchet up pressure on Iran.
WASHINGTON — The coronavirus outbreak is putting the resilience of the financial system to its biggest test since the 2008 financial crisis, a critical moment that comes as the Trump administration continues efforts to relax Wall Street regulation.
And those fans were on their feet, cheering for the visiting team, at what appeared to be the critical moment in the game: Fifth inning, game tied at 1, Rays at first and third with one out.
"In the Name of the People" pays homage to that campaign at a critical moment — ahead of an important party leadership congress this fall, and as his first term as president and party chief is winding down.
Whether reaching up or crouching down or rushing forward, the homes look frozen at a critical moment in their evolution, giving the unsettling impression that they might well lurch into motion the moment you turn your back.
At this critical moment in the global H.I.V. response, Congress is best advised to ignore President Trump's cruel, fact-free prescription and instead fully fund Pepfar and build on the progress made over the last 14 years.
But on Thursday, the second stop on a five-nation swing across Europe and Central Asia, Pompeo will set down in Kiev for a two-day visit, at a critical moment for relations between America and Ukraine.
The other is Biden choosing to compliment a Republican at a critical moment in the midterms, which could reinforce some of the skepticism about him among the progressive grassroots that plays a big role in Democratic primaries.
Ro Khanna, a first-term liberal Democrat representing parts of Silicon Valley, said he confronted Kessler in the briefing and argued that he was missing a critical "moment" -- marked by outrage and events like the rallying behind Sen.
Slack's deepening business with IBM, the chat app's largest customer, is a testament to its ability to win the trust and budgets of large corporations at a critical moment for the newly public company, according to industry analysts. 
Frazier's steal and Drummond's subsequent attempted punch, Flagrant 2 foul and ejection represented a critical moment in the Pelicans' 109-86 victory over the Pistons at the Smoothie King Center, which snapped New Orleans' three-game losing streak.
They triggered the abort sequence 55 seconds into the launch, a critical moment when, at an altitude of around 10 kilometers (6 miles), the rocket reached Max Q—the stage at which it endures the highest aerodynamic stress.
He and colleagues believe their miniature, cheap, open source, self-driving "platform" will give 33 scientists of all stripes chances to experiment with cutting-edge technology at a critical moment: before autonomous vehicles hit the streets en masse.
But the more critical moment came when Lenz pushed Harris to explain why the trans community should trust her when, as attorney general in 2015, she denied gender confirmation surgery to a transgender women in a California prison.
"At a critical moment for U.S. foreign policy, we hope that you will reconsider your strategic alignment with the Iranian government and give full support to our Middle Eastern allies," the lawmakers wrote in a letter to Kerry.
Their unexplained failure to appear in 2019 has puzzled some within the company, who told BuzzFeed News they believe Page and Brin should continue to stand up and be regularly accountable to their employees, especially at this critical moment.
"The craft beer community is at its most critical moment since its inception as larger brewing corporations have bought into our grassroots movement, irrevocably changing the marketplace," Bill Covaleski, founder and brewmaster of Victory Brewing, said in a statement.
"The MDC is at a very critical moment and the issue of transitioning to a new leader has been weighing heavily on president Tsvangirai," the MDC executive told Reuters, asking for anonymity due to the sensitivity of the issue.
Trump has always used chaos as a tool to disorientate his rivals but now risks wounding himself with his disruptive behavior, as a critical moment looms for his presidency with a generational tax reform bill on the Senate launchpad.
As the debate over America's health-care future continues to make headlines, now is a critical moment to reflect on the progress we have made and continue working together to extend quality, affordable health care to millions more Americans.
"This is absolutely a critical moment in terms of the focus and the answers that will come through these cases about the established scope of protections for transgender people," said Jennifer Levi, a lawyer with GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders.
Hentoff's 1957 review of Thelonious Monk's Brilliant Corners and his startling interview "Just Call Him Thelonious," both provided a much needed window into Monk as a person, musician, and composer at a critical moment in Monk's life and career.
"This is a critical moment and the international community needs to now give a helping hand to the Syrians in order to overcome the devastation and making sure that people who voluntarily decided to return can live normally," he added.
"Spring Budget 2017 is a critical moment for the government to show it is unashamedly pro-business, and that the Chancellor recognises that small businesses are the engines of job creation," Mike Cherry, the FSB's national chairman, said in a statement.
"In such a critical moment, I'm grateful to U.S. companies, as they've contributed a lot to Huawei's development and showed their conscientiousness on the matter," Ren said, according to the Global Times, a news outlet run by China's Communist Party.
"This is a critical moment in the state of Maryland and our number one objective is to make sure the next speaker of the House is one of our members," Legislative Black Caucus leader Darryl Barnes told the Washington Post.
You can be the generation that at a critical moment stood up and reminded us just how precious this experiment in democracy really is, just how powerful it can be when we fight for it, when we believe in it.
"The idea that at the most critical moment for our party and for country, party leadership is attacking the most energetic and the most bold of us and, frankly, our present and our future, is appalling to me," Simpson said.
In a post-film Q&A at TIFF, DiCaprio spelled out that intention: "We cannot afford, at this critical moment in time, to have leaders in office that do not believe in the modern science of climate change," he said.
No doubt the Versa was in the product pipeline long before Fitbit could have predicted it would be in this position, but the Versa does feel like it's coming at a critical moment for the digital health and fitness company.
"What happened yesterday was remarkable in a bad way for Trump but could be a critical moment for John," said Thomas Rath, who worked as a senior advisor to Kasich in New Hampshire when the governor ran for president in 2016.
JERUSALEM — Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Sunday defended his decision to meet with Saudi officials this week, saying his trip was aimed at reinforcing ties at a critical moment, as the United States tries to ratchet up pressure on Iran.
"Rodrigo, I would like to commend you on your success as ASEAN [Association of Southeast Asian Nations] chair at this critical moment of time," Trump said at the press conference in Manila, the last stop on his five-country Asian trip.
The gathering comes at a critical moment, as Trump administration officials race to finalize a Nafta rewrite in the next few weeks and prepare to meet again next week with Chinese leaders in hopes of forestalling a potential trade war.
The changes come at a critical moment for Biden's 2020 campaign, which is gathering momentum, adding to a delegate lead for the Democratic nomination and trying to build a machine capable of going toe to toe with Trump's well-prepared campaign.
The endorsement comes during a critical moment for progressives as an earlier rift between Sanders and Warren polarized their supporters and as Warren's campaign has sharpened its criticism of Sanders after receiving only eight delegates in the first four presidential primaries.
In other words, the Trump administration may have blocked the importation of some Covid-19 tests at a critical moment in the evolution of the pandemic on the strength of a piece of research that is no longer in the literature.
In fact, we stand at a critical moment where changes in the HIV epidemic, population needs, and the virus itself, as well as persistent gaps in reaching target populations, challenge us to rapidly adapt our approach and adopt new tools.
Lakhdar Bouregaa's release after six months in detention comes at a critical moment in the struggle between the leaderless opposition protest movement and the state, after last month's presidential election and the death last week of the powerful army chief.
" He added: "Today's opinion construes the Due Process Clause to permit a state to displace private sources of protection, and then, at the critical moment, to shrug its shoulders and turn away from the harm that it has promised to try to prevent.
The debates, which come at a critical moment when the polls have significantly tightened, gives her a big opportunity to demonstrate that she has a vision—that the expertise, that the data, that the political experience all add up so something bigger.
On Wednesday, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Kiir and Machar, who was reappointed to his old post this month, would face individual sanctions if they did not deliver on the peace deal, warning of a "critical moment for South Sudan's survival".
LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said Brexit talks were at a critical moment and that all efforts would be made to bring them to a conclusion after a framework for the future relationship with the EU was agreed on Thursday.
In a 2010 autobiography titled "The Critical Moment," believed to be on based on his diaries, Li seemed to try to distance himself from the military crackdown in 1989, with critics seeing an attempt by him to shift most blame to Deng.
The trip comes at a critical moment for the Trump administration and US allies, after escalated posturing from North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un and growing concerns that the country may mark its most important holiday on Saturday with its sixth nuclear test.
"I just spoke to Justice Minister Sergio Moro and he is already sending a prison intervention team to the state of Amazonas to help us in the critical moment with a problem that is national: the problem with the prisons," Lima said.
"We've reached a critical moment, and the chamber has had no choice but to ring the alarm bells," Tom Donohue, head of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said in a speech Tuesday that listed the items above as non-starters for U.S. business.
Reflecting on that critical moment in 1969, when he was able to prevent his superiors from aborting the moon landing, Mr. Garman said, "You don't realize until years later, actually, how doing the wrong thing at the right time could have changed history."
After the 2011 revolution, which helped bring Ennahda to power, the party seemed determined to cling on at all costs — until a critical moment in 2013 when the Brotherhood government of President Mohamed Morsi in Egypt was ousted by a military-backed uprising.
This is a critical moment for Greece and the European Union given that at the height of the Greek crisis there were questions if it would break away from the euro area and, thus, lead to the collapse of the entire euro zone.
Holed up in his pint-size office up a dark, winding staircase far from the noisy crowd, he exuded the quiet confidence of a man who had, at a critical moment, made the system work for him by evoking a bit of history.
"The agency has developed an acute case of the slows, and it could not be a more critical moment," said Tara Raghuveer, deputy director of the National Partnership for New Americans, a coalition of 37 groups that held citizenship workshops around the country.
"We are in a critical moment, walking right up to the razor's edge," said Antonio Mourão, a four-star general who recently retired after suggesting last year, while in uniform, that a military intervention might be necessary to purge the corrupt ruling class.
AIDS experts said the case is a proof of the concept that scientists will one day be able to end AIDS, and marks a "critical moment" in the search for an HIV cure, but does not mean that cure has already been found.
But at this critical moment, the man who set Poland on its current course, and who has arguably done more to shape the country than any single politician since it broke free of Soviet domination three decades ago, has been largely absent.
And the most critical moment of the encounter, in which it appears that Mr. Richards raises a hand — the one holding a toy gun — toward the officers, and the officers start firing, may have been caught on only one of the officers' cameras.
The ruling comes at a critical moment for both Samsung and its home country, as Japan's decision last month to restrict exports of key chipmaking chemicals following a diplomatic dispute threatens to disrupt production of memory chips, South Korea's biggest export item.
Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's presidential campaign is hitting major bumps at a critical moment in the 2020 campaign.
The meeting described to Reuters by four senior sources from outside Hariri's Future Party captures a critical moment in the crisis that has swept Lebanon for the last two weeks as Hariri yielded to the massive street protests against the ruling elite.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Democratic White House hopeful Elizabeth Warren rallied a raucous crowd of thousands in New York City on Tuesday alongside former rival Julian Castro, whose endorsement a day earlier could boost her candidacy at a critical moment in the campaign.
New York (CNN Business)Leaked documents, provenance unknown, that seem to cast a political party in a negative light, appear online at a critical moment in an election campaign and are paraded in front of voters and the media by the party's rivals.
And it would lock Virginia into fossil fuels for decades at a critical moment for climate action, even though the demand for natural gas in the region is likely to fall as the costs of renewable energy and storage technologies continue to fall.
"You can be the generation that at a critical moment, stood up and reminded us just how precious this experiment in democracy really is, just how powerful it can be when we fight for it, when we believe in it," he said.
In recent days, a group of eminent scholars and clerics have asserted that the pope's unwillingness to pay attention to his critics is heralding the arrival of a "gravely critical moment", comparable to the Arian heresies which shook the early Church in the 4th century.
Relations with the EU have been further strained since the failed coup with European officials urging Turkish restraint in arresting and sacking officials and Turkey affronted by what it saw as a failure of its European allies to offer support at a critical moment.
"The time has come to take a drastic rationing measure against a group of about 15 malls who did not obey the law and are consuming without conscience at a critical moment due to the 'El Nino' phenomenon," he said, without giving further details.
Strengthened international sanctions at this critical moment can have a meaningful impact, through squeezing the cash flow to the government, punishing those that help keep it in power, and sending a strong signal of international support for a restoration of democratic institutions and institutions.
"She was definitely in a position to make a lot of money and the idea of her being at a critical moment essentially for her First Amendment right being taken away as something that she had every right to go after them," he added.
LE-PUY-EN-VELAY, France (Reuters) - Chris Froome's closest rivals missed a unique opportunity to win the Tour de France after the defending champion was dropped off the favorites' group at a critical moment in Sunday's 15th stage, according to three-time champion Greg LeMond.
This column is a code red alert to Democrats and a call to arms for the most popular and respected Democrats in America, such as Michelle Obama, to lead the charge for all hands on deck at a critical moment for America and democracy.
" During his commencement address, Flake not only slammed the White House, but also blamed Congress, saying it's "failing its constitutional obligations to counteract the power of the president, and in so doing is dishonoring itself, at a critical moment in the life of our nation.
Mr. Putin has made his move at a particularly critical moment, as the upheaval in Syria enters its sixth year and a United Nations mediator in Geneva tries to revive peace talks to stop the war, which has displaced millions and created a humanitarian catastrophe.
News Analysis WASHINGTON — Before it became the chief sticking point in a government shutdown drama that threatens to consume his presidency at a critical moment, President Trump's promise to build a wall on the southwestern border was a memory trick for an undisciplined candidate.
CHIP DISRUPTION The ruling comes at a critical moment for both Samsung and its home country, as Japan's decision last month to restrict exports of key chipmaking chemicals following a diplomatic dispute threatens to disrupt production of memory chips, South Korea's biggest export item.
Their emergence comes at a critical moment: In the past seven months, a number of male chefs and restaurateurs have been accused by former employees of making unwanted advances and fostering work environments in which men felt at liberty to grope women on staff.
To understand why Japan would turn to coal at this critical moment in history, we have to go back to 2011, when a magnitude 9 earthquake triggered a massive tsunami that towered more than 20 feet high and struck parts of Japan's Pacific coast.
"To leave the seat vacant at this critical moment in American history is a little bit like saying, 'God forbid something happen to the president and the vice president, we're not going to fill the presidency for another year and a half,' " Biden said.
" In his note introducing the strategy document, Defense Secretary James Mattis wrote, "This review comes at a critical moment in our nation's history, for America confronts an international security situation that is more complex and demanding than any since the end of the Cold War.
We had arrived at a critical moment, as Russia said there was only one day left to pass through a corridor it had provided for people to escape eastern Aleppo before the rebel side was flattened, a corridor through which precious few had passed.
In some ways, Amazon has a natural edge here— it collects tons of data from users about their actual shopping habits, not just interests or searches, and allows advertisers to reach users right at the critical moment when they're about to make a purchase.
By Andreas Rinke and Andrea Shalal BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives agreed on Monday to back Social Democrat Frank-Walter Steinmeier as Germany's next president, creating a vacancy at the foreign ministry at a critical moment in relations with Russia and the United States.
It will be the first formal summit meeting for Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin, who have spoken together twice on the sidelines of annual gatherings of world leaders, and it will come at a particularly critical moment, with midterm elections looming in the United States.
At a time when we have relatively light regulation for social media and how it handles data in the US, this could become a critical moment where we may start to see more calls and efforts to start to regulate this area of digital media more carefully.
That move disabled McGowan's ability to tweet, retweet, or like anything on Twitter at a critical moment: She had been using the platform to detail the alleged sexual misconduct of film mogul Harvey Weinstein, and to call for repercussions for such behavior and those who enable it.
The critical moment came in April 2017, when eight radio telescopes located in Antarctica, Greenland, South America, North America, Hawaii, and Europe all pointed their dishes to the black hole in the center of our galaxy, and to the one at the center of Messier 87.
How Clinton handles this critical moment could go a long way in determining how fiercely Sanders continues to fight ahead of the convention and how smooth a process it will be for Democrats as they transition from a bitterly fought primary to rallying behind their likely nominee.
Because someone defended me at that critical moment, and because of guidance from other true leaders, I was able to sharpen my mental and physical acumen and attain positions in the United States Embassy in Iraq and as a member of the personal staff for Lt. Gen.
The trial is one of the most closely watched proceedings in recent history, seen by many as a critical moment in the #MeToo movement, the global reckoning prompted in October 2017 after several women went public with allegations that Mr. Weinstein had sexually harassed or assaulted them.
The money, the article noted, was coming at a critical moment: Mr. Zelensky, a onetime comedian, had called ending the armed conflict with Russia in eastern Ukraine his top priority — a move that would likely only happen if he could negotiate from a position of strength.
Even if we draw zero conclusions about why these people and organizations were specifically targeted and whether any blame can or should be doled out to Trump for weaponizing partisanship and polarization, we are still dealing with an absolutely critical moment in the history of our politics.
By luck, a storm stirred the waters in the central and southern parts of the reef at a critical moment, cooling them, and mortality there was much lower — about 6 percent in a stretch off Townsville, and even lower in the southernmost part of the reef.
If this is the critical moment, the balance of our efforts should probably be spent less on long-term priorities questions and more on action — like political efforts to reverse course on dangerous human activities, and research on how to mitigate the immediate dangers of present threats.
At a critical moment in the film, just after the actor representing Mr. Taylor collapses in the flashing light of an epiphany, he picks up a Bible and turns to the 45th chapter of the book of Isaiah, which describes the anointment of King Cyrus by God.
While she dislikes the term "discovered" — "It's more like I highlight them in a critical moment" — her hand has helped the likes of the clothing designers Jonathan Anderson and Stella Jean; Sophia Webster, who creates footwear; and Sara Battaglia, who designs handbags, on their path to recognition and acclaim.
"We are at some sort of critical moment, a crossroads, for bond and equity markets," Marie Owens Thomsen, global head of economic research at Indosuez Wealth Management, said noting that while U.S. 10-year yields at 2 percent unequivocally favoured equity investment, this was not so above 3 percent.
"At this critical moment where our nationhood and our collective future is at stake, we remind you of your moral and political obligations to meaningfully reconcile with each other as well as with all other political leaders in our country," South Sudanese Civil Society Forum said in a statement.
The debate in Las Vegas comes at a critical moment for the Trump campaign: Clinton leads her Republican opponent by a healthy margin in the majority of national polls and appears poised to capture many of the decisive battleground states in the November election, according to most projections.
At this critical moment ahead of hundreds of House and Senate primaries, Mr. Sanders also argued that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and other national party organizations are not doing enough to support liberal grass-roots candidates who are running against Mr. Trump and backing a progressive agenda.
The nomination comes at a critical moment in diplomatic relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia, as the White House and Congress consider their response to the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, the Washington Post columnist who was killed at the Saudi consulate in Turkey last month.
The case is widely seen as a critical moment in Mr. O'Neill's tenure at the top of the nation's largest police force, an important test for a man who has staked his career on building trust between the police and black and Hispanic neighborhoods that view them warily.
To the Editor: As much as I, a progressive Democrat, love Al Franken, I agree with Michelle Goldberg that "Franken Should Go." This is a critical moment in politics in which the Democratic Party must seize the moral high ground and adopt a "zero tolerance" policy for sexual assault.
The crash comes as the nation observes the 75th anniversary of D-Day, the invasion of Normandy, France, on June 6 — which has been described as the most critical moment in America's efforts to help liberate Western Europe from the Axis powers during World War II. This story is developing.
Even as Willow lay in a hospital bed due to an injury she sustained while Angelus' (Angel's evil half) team kidnapped Giles, she never lost confidence in herself and in her abilities to help her friends—especially being able to restore Angel's soul at this critical moment in "Becoming: Part 2".
LONDON — Boris Johnson, the brash standard-bearer for a British exit from the European Union, won the contest to become the next prime minister on Tuesday, at a critical moment in his country's history and with less political clout than just about any of its leaders since the Second World War.
As officials play catch-up in the fight against sophisticated hacking and fake news operations, they fear Europe and its elections remain vulnerable at a critical moment: The region's decades-old project of unity hangs in the balance, challenged by populist forces within the bloc and pressures from Russia and beyond.
"At this critical moment, we need a deputy attorney general who knows the Justice Department, who has experience in criminal investigations and prosecutions, and who is committed to the Department's role of enforcing the law independently," U.S. Senate Democratic Whip and Senate Judiciary Committee member Dick Durbin said in a statement.
Just in the past 3 days, we've seen news that Mueller's team has interviewed the sitting attorney general, Jeff Sessions, as well as the former FBI director Jim Comey, and begun to talk to the White House about interviewing the president himself—all signs that Mueller's efforts are reaching a critical moment.
"If you talk to folks in the bath tissue category, the one thing we never want to happen is to run out of toilet paper in a critical moment," said Kim Sackey, consumer knowledge lead for retail at Georgia-Pacific, the Koch Industries–owned company that makes Angel Soft and Quilted Northern.
"If Greek organizations became a place where people could examine and unlearn toxic and restrictive gender boundaries, in an environment that allowed for safe and respectful self-expression, it could offer its members a chance to positively transform their views on gender at a critical moment in their social development," Safier told Refinery29.
His prospects reach a critical moment at a Thursday night debate in South Carolina when he tries to position himself as the consensus alternative to Trump and Cruz and distance himself from such establishment candidates as former Florida governor Jeb Bush and governors Chris Christie of New Jersey and John Kasich of Ohio.
"I must acknowledge that from the beginning I, as is the case for many Americans, did not give Sen Sanders as a candidate his fair share (of attention.)" The endorsement comes at a critical moment for Sanders, as he looks to cut into Clinton's strong support from among black voters in South Carolina.
"It was completely inappropriate for businesses to be making these kinds of threats for one very simple reason - we are in an absolutely critical moment in the Brexit discussions and what that means is that we need to get behind Theresa May to deliver the best possible Brexit," Hunt said told the BBC.
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 divide-and-conquer strategy to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is reaching a critical moment.
"It was completely inappropriate for businesses to be making these kinds of threats for one very simple reason - we are in an absolutely critical moment in the Brexit discussions and what that means is that we need to get behind (Prime Minister) Theresa May," the health minister Jeremy Hunt told the BBC.
"In a campaign cycle that has been nothing but a race to the bottom — at such a critical moment for our nation — and with so many who have tried to be respectful of a record primary vote, the time has come for Governor Pence to lead the ticket," Mr. Huntsman told the newspaper.
Tracy said Judge Moniz "already in a [King] Solomon way split the baby in half," when he decided to convict Carter of manslaughter not because of her texts to Roy, but for what she said to him on the phone at the critical moment when his plan to kill himself was in action.
That's true whether the behavior is best explained as a matter of moral turpitude or mental incompetence — of his eagerness to accept the word of a trained liar like Vladimir Putin over the consensus assessment of U.S. intelligence agencies, or of his inability to speak coherently at a critical moment in his presidency.
Though Mr. Babis survived the challenge, all sides agree that the conflict has become so venomous that it has paralyzed the politics of this small Central European country at a critical moment when populist forces are threatening to tear apart the democratic gains made since the fall of communism almost 30 years ago.
Mr. Trump's sudden announcement on peace talks came at a critical moment in the United States' long, drawn-out military venture in Afghanistan, a time when the country is mired in turmoil over disputed election results and Americans at home are increasingly tired of an operation that began shortly after the Sept.
"In a campaign cycle that has been nothing but a race to the bottom -- at such a critical moment for our nation -- and with so many who have tried to be respectful of a record primary vote, the time has come for Governor Pence to lead the ticket," Huntsman told The Salt Lake Tribune.
Let that sink in: After punishing a man who should be heralded as China's real first responder, the Chinese government is paying a top diplomatic official to take to a U.S. social media platform (that is ironically banned in China) and spread blatant lies as the United States faces its most critical moment yet.
Wade McMullen, of the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights organization, told NPR that "senior administration officials were engaging with Egyptian officials on Aya's case" at a critical moment that coincided with both Sisi's visit with President Trump in early April and the final moments before the couples' fate was to be decided by the court.
Obviously, if Trump is ousted from office due to blowback from voters who want to punish the party who enabled him -- or he is reelected and/or Republicans retake control of the House fueled by a wave of voter discontent about Democrats' impeachment push -- then historians will cite Wednesday's impeachment vote as a critical moment.
"Doing so will be beneficial to manufacturers of all sizes and types that rely on the tools that the Ex-Im Bank provides and will advance U.S. competitiveness in the global economy at a critical moment when overseas opportunities are increasing at a renewed pace," wrote Jay Timmons, NAM's president and CEO, in the letter.
"In a campaign cycle that has been nothing but a race to the bottom — at such a critical moment for our nation — and with so many who have tried to be respectful of a record primary vote, the time has come for Governor Pence to lead the ticket," Huntsman told The Salt Lake Tribune.
"I think this comes at a critical moment where there is enormous public concern about the growing dominance of some of the largest tech firms, at a moment when people are saying break them up, go after them with antitrust," said Gene Kimmelman, head of Public Knowledge and a former top antitrust official at the Justice Department.
"(J)ust as a cholera epidemic threatens to spiral out of control, IRIN has learnt that the nominal government of Yemen and its Saudi Arabian-led backers have moved to prevent journalists and human rights workers from travelling on UN chartered flights to the capital, further reducing coverage and access at a critical moment," IRIN reported.
"For us to take the ball down and score in a critical moment and then to get the ball back down the field for a chance to tie the game was definitely some growth," said Taylor, who completed a pair of passes to set up the potential game-tying field goal in the final 133 seconds of the loss.
As a result, Mr. Trump at a critical moment in the Ukraine saga sat down in the Oval Office with a European leader with a fiercely negative outlook on Ukraine that fortified opinions he had heard from his personal lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani, and from President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia repeatedly over the months and years.
" Now, Williams says, "there is kind of an agglomeration" of conservatives "with different concerns that are joined in the fact that they think that the Pope might be a danger ... And I think that there was a critical moment when benefit of the doubt ran out and some conservatives just said this is going in a bad direction.
So the photograph of President Trump's group of advisers at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida on Thursday night — released by the White House and edited "for security" in the words of Sean Spicer, the press secretary — was immediately scrutinized for what it said about who has the commander in chief's ear at a critical moment.
As an MIT Technology Review article noted from last year: Algorithmic bias is shaping up to be a major societal issue at a critical moment in the evolution of machine learning and AI. If the bias lurking inside the algorithms that make ever-more-important decisions goes unrecognized and unchecked, it could have serious negative consequences, especially for poorer communities and minorities.
Against this unprecedented presidential obstruction of evidence and sabotage of investigations, a growing list of widely admired and vastly respected administration insiders, motivated by a deep patriotism and alarmed by dangers to our national security, have been inspired to extraordinary profiles in courage at a critical moment in history by openly defying illegitimate orders to refuse to present evidence and testify before Congress.
Last month, Hunt said it was inappropriate for businesses like Airbus to issue warnings about moving jobs because of Brexit and that they should instead be getting behind May in her push for a good deal on leaving the EU. "Huge honour to be appointed Foreign Secretary at this critical moment in our country's history," he said in a tweet after his appointment.
The upheaval comes at a critical moment for House Democrats, who are preparing to test their 28500 political gains for the first time with 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 on the ballot.
Dramatic Video Shows the Moment Hayabusa2 Made Its Second Touchdown on the Ryugu AsteroidA newly released video from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) shows the critical moment …Read more ReadPhotographic and video evidence of both encounters suggests the efforts to gather materials were successful, but we won't know for sure until the probe returns its sample canisters to Earth in late 2020.
Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnChina is the United States's North Korea problem Pope appeals to world leaders to renounce nuclear weapons Trump must hang tough on North Korea MORE's disparaging response of recent days to Trump's call for a third summit comes at a critical moment, for the North Korean dictator is likely sensing U.S. weakness in light of recent administration actions.
The choice comes at a critical moment for the Philharmonic, which must raise large sums to renovate its home at David Geffen Hall and bolster its endowment; help oversee the hall's redesign; and find ways to hold on to its audience when it is driven from the hall for an estimated two seasons once construction begins, which is currently expected to be in 2019.
But for Amazon, a company that relies on capturing a user's interest in the absolute critical moment to execute on a sale, it seems important enough to drop that response time as close to zero as possible to cultivate the behavior that Amazon can give you the answer you need immediately — especially, in the future, if it's a product that you're likely to buy.
Krist, who wrote novels before turning to popular histories of Chicago ("City of Scoundrels") and New Orleans ("Empire of Sin"), marshals his considerable storytelling skills to capture Los Angeles at a critical moment: the period between 1900 and 1945, when an agricultural town of 100,000 people became a burgeoning city of 1.2 million, replete with new industries, a new identity and, crucially, newfound water.
Recall that one of the most iconic moments in American cinema -- the irredeemable villain (or so we thought at the time) Darth Vader saying to Luke Skywalker the fateful words, "No, I am your father" -- was less a snippet from a kickass action sequence than a critical moment in a previously-thought-he-was-orphaned teenager's lifelong quest to understand his origins and place in the world.
The schoolyard taunts underlined how the hearing, ahead of what appears to be Kavanaugh's likely confirmation, has become another battlefield in the vicious partisanship and complete lack of trust between the parties that is wracking Washington at a critical moment of the Trump era Booker's intervention followed a set of glowing reviews from liberals for another potential 2020 Democratic presidential candidate on the Judiciary Committee, Sen.
In accordance with the Inter-American Democratic Charter, when a country's membership is suspended — the last instance was Honduras, in 2009 — it loses "its right to participate in the O.A.S." When a country is excluded from the democratic nations of the Americas, that sends clear political, economic and commercial signals to the international community and major economic players at a critical moment: Regimen non gratum.
"In a campaign cycle that has been nothing but a race to the bottom — at such a critical moment for our nation — and with so many who have tried to be respectful of a record primary vote, the time has come for Governor Pence to lead the ticket," Huntsman told the Salt Lake Tribune after the audio of Trump discussing grabbing a woman "by the pussy" became public.
This is an effect of the organization of the international strike, that is not just an event but a creative process in which we map the global disobediences and resistances, we articulate concepts and struggles, we visibilize forms of exploitation and extractivism, and we construct a radical feminist perspective that is able to address this critical moment of humanity that threatens the very continuity of life on this planet.
This week will mark the 0003th anniversary of D-Day, or the invasion of Normandy, France, on June 6 — which has been described as the most critical moment in America's efforts to help liberate Western Europe from the Axis powers during World War II. It was a harrowing, bloody battle on the Tuesday in 1944, when more than 160,000 British, Canadian and American troops landed to fight Nazi Germany along the beaches of France.
As former U.S. Ambassadors-at-Large for War Crimes Issues in the Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE, George W. Bush and Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 85033 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE administrations, we believe this is the critical moment to follow through on both atrocity prevention and justice.
But the movement faces a major early challenge as the traditional three-month summer break approaches for most U.S. public schools at a critical moment in their bid to be heard by politicians in their home states and Washington, D.C. "The reason why this has been so huge (is that) we're in school, we talk to our classmates, we spread it around, everybody's around so it's kind of easier to show up," said Vivian Reynoso, 17, a junior at Tucson High Magnet School in Tucson, Arizona, who helped organize rallies for both nationwide demonstrations in the past month.
But the movement faces a major early challenge as the traditional three-month summer break approaches for most U.S. public schools at a critical moment in their bid to be heard by politicians in their home states and Washington, D.C. "The reason why this has been so huge (is that) we're in school, we talk to our classmates, we spread it around, everybody's around so it's kind of easier to show up," said Vivian Reynoso, 17, a junior at Tucson High Magnet School in Tucson, Arizona, who helped organize rallies for both nationwide demonstrations in the past month.
As the constant losers of the cable news messaging battle, the shock of Democrats over Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE defeating Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonSanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Trump rails against House Democrats, impeachment inquiry during campaign rally: 'It's all a hoax' Overnight Defense: Trump, Erdogan confirm White House meeting | Public impeachment hearings set for next week | Top defense appropriator retiring MORE has left them unsure of how to move forward and unable to rise to this critical moment in our history.

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