What I'm saying to you is don't de-emphasize your music.
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Both vehicles de-emphasize buttons and knobs in favor of screens.
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Or if you're looking to tour, de-emphasize where you stay.
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The Slate team members will de-emphasize the horse race number.
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What skills does Google prioritize, and what skills does it de-emphasize?
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The sale is part of IBM's ongoing effort to de-emphasize its legacy businesses.
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He wanted to focus on the coffee chain's core values and de-emphasize growth.
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Indeed, GM has decided to de-emphasize the environmental benefits in its marketing campaign.
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He said the company will "de-emphasize" other device areas, but declined to identify them.
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When you de-emphasize brilliance or intellectual ability, you help to get more women involved.
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Facebook said it would de-emphasize sensationalist stuff last November; YouTube followed suit in June.
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To support any of them, you choose to emphasize certain facts and de-emphasize others.
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Instead, the company will de-emphasize the prominence of these items in users' News Feeds.
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You can't de-emphasize the importance of Burning Man on the history of Silicon Valley's interest.
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Kerrest hopes to continue to de-emphasize Okta's services businesses, its other revenue driver outside subscriptions.
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Among his suggestions for reworking the company's internal culture was that Google should "de-emphasize empathy".
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So new products, new customers and we can de-emphasize products that aren't performing so well.
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The first option, to de-emphasize race and culture, may simply be impossible at this point.
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NEW ECB GUIDANCE WILL EMPHASIZE CONDITIONS NEEDED FOR RATE LIFT-OFF, DE-EMPHASIZE DATE COMPONENT: SOURCES
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You might think that painting welded-steel sculptures a uniform white would de-emphasize their seams.
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The main focus of Android Wear 2.0 is to de-emphasize the watch's reliance on the phone.
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With so many power arms in the bullpen, Kluber said, he understands why teams de-emphasize starters.
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The club reduced contact at practices and changed tackling techniques to de-emphasize head-to-head collisions.
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Then, in June something unexpected happened: Facebook decided to de-emphasize news and articles in its News Feed.
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Some have been known to employ noisy brass sections or buzzing bees to de-emphasize the required information.
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The first one announced a general overhaul for the feed, which will de-emphasize news and other commercial content.
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The change to de-emphasize viral videos, responsible for the 50-million-hour daily decrease, was just one change.
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Or do you think we're going to change the way we do communication and sort of de-emphasize sound?
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Alibaba said on Tuesday that it would de-emphasize that figure, saying it would no longer report it quarterly.
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It might be deliberate, but it also seems evident they have no idea what to emphasize or de-emphasize.
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In other words, Apple's strategy to de-emphasize hardware sales and bet more on subscription services seems to be working.
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The bottom line is not to de-emphasize the crime and to be more creative in how punishment is distributed.
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Place names were changed — so, too, were textbooks — to de-emphasize Muslims' contribution to India and play up Hindu teachings.
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These two preschools in Sweden -- Nicolaigarden and Egalia (meaning 'equality' in Latin) -- go to great lengths to de-emphasize gender.
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Or when it decided to show more posts from friends and family, and de-emphasize content from publishers and brands?
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Thus, a change in facilities or other structural changes that could de-emphasize journalism would not be out of the question.
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Vice talked to executives and employees about why they de-emphasize and hide certain content rather than just taking it down.
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The portfolio managers then eliminate the those with the worst emissions, de-emphasize the lesser performers and overweight the better ones.
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Neither idea is original, but means the company "will de-emphasize net profit generation" until it can implement the new strategy.
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I bring my keyboard in when I need it, but we de-emphasize people being chained to a specific work space.
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Colleges may try to de-emphasize the SAT/ACT in their rhetoric about the holistic process they employ in making admissions decisions.
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Of course, any move to de-emphasize the role of primary elections in the nomination process will be denounced as undemocratic elitism.
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The shift, which will de-emphasize content from publishers and brands, is the most significant overhaul to the News Feed in years.
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While I'm sure many users would love to see Samsung dump Bixby or de-emphasize its presence, the company's doing no such thing.
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At a briefing on Wednesday, Onishi said this wouldn't mean Toyota will de-emphasize sales of conventional gas-electric hybrid cars in China.
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Maybe the show will de-emphasize this aspect as it continues; maybe it's only trying to set our expectations before it subverts them.
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It doesn't change reality -- it's just a way for them to de-emphasize something the rest of the world knows is going on.
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"From our perspective, being in the starting lineup, to the extent that we can de-emphasize it, that's a good thing," Zaidi said.
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While the Shadrachs try to de-emphasize racial differences for their daughter, Katerina was immediately drawn to Harris on television, her father says.
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Facebook also strained relationships with many publishers last year when it changed the algorithms behind its news feed to de-emphasize news stories.
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This egalitarian format would de-emphasize pre-existing notoriety and highlight the qualities of assertiveness, vision, eloquence and policy fluency that contribute to leadership.
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If sports are involved, "choose teams randomly," he says, and, for younger children, de-emphasize competition altogether, promoting activities like dancing or yoga instead.
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During his first campaign, Mr. de Blasio promised to de-emphasize test scores, end the school grading system and put a pause on closures.
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It also demonstrates a desire to boost military might and de-emphasize diplomatic reductions that will reverberate in foreign capitals of friends and foes alike.
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New CFPB leadership is likely to de-emphasize or discontinue the use of its abusiveness authority, focusing instead on using its deception and unfairness authority.
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They de-emphasize their physicality, often stooping as they smile excessively and even raise the pitch of their voices so it won't sound too commanding.
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Trump's decision to de-emphasize the state threats that matter most goes against years of Pentagon assessments and reflects a dangerously isolationist approach to global affairs.
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Most social networks are so desperate to keep users on their apps that they restrict or de-emphasize the ability to promote your other web presences.
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The company has changed its News Feed algorithm to de-emphasize political news, and has hired thousands of moderators globally to spot rumors and extremist content.
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John Herrman takes a skeptical look at social networks' proposals to de-emphasize public engagement metrics: Likes and retweets used to be translated into signals for people.
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The company will "de-emphasize" Adobe Flash in its Chrome browser and by December, Adobe Flash will no longer be turned on by default in Chrome. 8.
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Having representative viewpoints is important for those designing and testing our products, but the benefits are less clear for those more removed from UX. De-emphasize empathy.
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The changes in rules are expected to de-emphasize kicking as a defensive tactic and provide greater incentive to keep the ball in play and score tries.
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Though I'm not 100% sure that if I was less "mobile" I would want to become bffs with someone who wants to "demoralize diversity" and "de-emphasize empathy".
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In such a school you might even de-emphasize the G.P.A. mentality, which puts a tether on passionate interests and substitutes other people's longings for the student's own.
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"This idea that there was an effort to de-emphasize injuries for some sort of amorphous political agenda doesn&apost hold water," the spokesman said, according to Reuters.
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"Though still expanding today, Amazon could terminate or, at the least, de-emphasize its relationship with Sprouts once its acquisition of Whole Foods closes," Goldman warned on Friday.
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There is widespread fear that the incoming Department of Justice will both de-emphasize enforcement of civil rights laws and intensify programs that criminalize and profile communities of color.
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The failure prompted Warner Bros to shake up the team in charge of DC movies and galvanized an earlier decision to de-emphasize the interconnected nature of the films.
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I thought they might decide to de-emphasize sports, perhaps forming a subset of Division I that did not view itself as in competition with the Power 5 conferences.
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I think the existential threat for any company is when you lose focus on the customer and if you de-emphasize inspiring the people who work at the company.
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He stepped in with multiple platforms and multiple investments, some of which he's keeping, some of which he's made decisions to de-emphasize or not to allocate capital to.
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While The_Donald had posted rules, it did not have a clear mechanism to report or de-emphasize content that was inappropriate, and violent content was not being flagged, administrators said. .
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But since he was elected in 2013, the pope has sought to de-emphasize culture war issues like abortion in order to promote his pastoral, inclusive vision of the church.
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His emphasis on shoring up the existing agreement runs counter to the Trump White House's strategy, which is to de-emphasize the nuclear accord and focus on Iran's other behaviors.
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Moving to mDAUs is a way for Twitter to de-emphasize that view and to put a spotlight on more encouraging numbers: those that show Twitter is increasing its advertising base.
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To gear up for a major conflict with Iran, the U.S. would be forced to de-emphasize Europe's eastern flank, allowing Russia more time and breathing space to consolidate its position.
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MORE believed that the U.S. had to openly reject the clash of civilizations idea and sought to de-emphasize interventionist military tactics (despite ordering three times more drone strikes than Bush).
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The IMF has been recommending that Chinese authorities de-emphasize the quantity of growth to focus more on its quality and sustainability to allow the economy to better withstand shocks, Obstfeld said.
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He does make some recommendations, but they range from impotent ("Make tech and leadership less stressful") to hopelessly vague ("Allow those exhibiting cooperative behavior to thrive") to outright hostile ("De-emphasize empathy").
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Several also acknowledged that some of their videos represented the kind of cheap entertainment that Facebook has consciously chosen to de-emphasize, as it tries to prioritize high-quality and local news.
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He also signaled that the United States would de-emphasize human rights concerns in some of its interactions with other countries, saying that while U.S. values remain constant, its policies can adapt.
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Shenzhen-based Huawei's profit growth has been under pressure with its low margin smartphone business facing strong competition at home and abroad, forcing Huawei earlier this year to de-emphasize revenue growth.
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"I think it's a slippery slope on all those, that once you begin to weaken them, waive them in the name of streamlining and expediting, you de-emphasize certain laws," he said.
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The investment banking industry as a whole has to deal with the fact that many companies are delaying public offerings or opting for direct listings that de-emphasize the role of banks.
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"Fiat Chrysler has continued a relentless restructuring of its brand portfolio to de-emphasize areas where it couldn't make money," the analyst, Adam Jonas of Morgan Stanley, wrote in a research note.
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Drawn from an Italian resort island, the new name is meant to reflect the American fashion house's emphasis on glamour and luxury — and to de-emphasize a reliance on just one brand.
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His push for Medicare for All runs counter to the wishes of top Democrats like Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, and Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who are trying to de-emphasize it.
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I would de-emphasize the degree to which you had concluded, well before taking the job, that you wanted out of the industry: This makes it sound like you should have known better.
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And because U.S. officials who deal with regions are highly invested in maintaining relationships with other governments, there's also a concern they will de-emphasize issues such as human rights or ending corruption.
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Aides have also tried to de-emphasize the president's friendship with Chris Ruddy, the CEO of Newsmax Television, who, in a CNN appearance last month, criticized chief of staff Reince Priebus as ineffective.
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That created a risk that the central bank's daily fix of the yuan against the greenback - which has gradually weakened - could spark panic, despite Chinese authorities' attempts to de-emphasize its importance, Goldman warned.
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Trump has since moved to dismantle the U.S. Clean Power Plan (CPP), open up federal lands to fossil fuel exploration, reduce vehicle emissions standards and generally defund and de-emphasize environmental regulation and enforcement.
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President Obama's NPR was unique in that it moved to de-emphasize the role of nuclear weapons within U.S. security strategy and the prevention of nuclear proliferation and nuclear terrorism was a key objective.
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It's unclear how much Instant Articles are doing for publishers — particularly given Facebook's announcement this month that it plans to de-emphasize publishers' posts in the News Feed — but they have proven popular with readers.
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SO, SPECIFICALLY, WE'RE TRYING TO DO A COUPLE THINGS, A, TRY TO FIND WAYS TO GROW, TWO, DE-EMPHASIZE DEPENDENCE ON APPAREL AND, ALSO, TO FIND WAYS TO SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS IN A DIFFERENT JADED WAY.
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If Zuckerberg's statement on Thursday night is to be believed, he's decided to de-emphasize some of the business strategies that make Facebook mountains of cash and reimagine Facebook as a place for friends once again.
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In an attempt to clean up its act, Airbnb published an overview of reforms meant to address racism, which also includes a plan to "de-emphasize" photos in the booking process, as Motherboard reported last month.
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The bank said it would "de-emphasize" all operations in Europe, the Middle East and Africa while sharpening its focus in Asia, excluding Japan, and the Americas, where it aims to increase business with corporate clients.
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The bank said it would "de-emphasize" its whole business in EMEA (Europe, the Middle East, Africa), while sharpening focus in Asia, excluding Japan, and the Americas where it planned to increase business with corporate clients.
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Twitter announced in June that it will identify and de-emphasize content from politicians that broke its rules: the offending tweet will be covered, and users will have to click on a link to view it.
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Given MBH's strategy to de-emphasize C&I and grow CRE loans in Florida, New York, and Houston, there is some concern that asset quality in this asset class, including construction loans, could deviate from recent trends.
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One of the choices we made, or I made, in the beginning was to de-emphasize the romance because we've seen: girl meets a boy, likes a boy, kisses a boy, boy loses girl, they get back together.
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The social network spent over $50 million paying both publishers and celebrities to create Facebook Live videos, only to de-emphasize much of that content and not renew many of those deals, leaving misguided publishers in the dust.
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There is now the possibility for builds where the right stat and ability choices can de-emphasize the focus on the headshot-palooza (which I love!) that is Destiny combat, allowing for new and more diverse ways to play.
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But his speech was the latest sign that the Chinese government would de-emphasize debt-fueled growth in the coming years and would instead sharpen its focus on solving thorny economic and social problems, including a surge in borrowing.
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What they're saying: According to Facebook product manager Tessa Lyons, the company is seeking to establish effective policies for dealing with content it doesn't want to outright ban or remove but does want to label as problematic and de-emphasize.
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Twitter also recently updated its policies on hateful conduct directed at religious groups and last month introduced a new policy to de-emphasize and label rule-breaking tweets from important sources like politicians, though this has not yet been used.
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What Democrats may be tempted to do, however, is to simply de-emphasize these issues, in the hopes that sheer anti-Trump hatred will get out those voters who cast a ballot for Obama but stayed at home for Clinton.
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If they insist on their kid playing at least one other sport to ensure an off-season from baseball and de-emphasize the competitive aspect of baseball until high school, that immediately increases the odds the child will remain healthy.
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One solution — indeed, the most practical solution — would be for UConn to de-emphasize or drop football and rejoin the Big East, which has been reconstituted as a basketball league and includes old Huskies rivals like Georgetown and St. John's.
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Yet in public materials, City Hall has seemed to de-emphasize the role of the police: The mayor's 36-page, full-color pamphlet announcing the plan offered a 15-point strategy; its new teams of detectives were listed as Strategy 11.
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For some people — those of us who can't help brushing against the margins — the logic, or stunning illogic, of our lives makes the decision to de-emphasize the arbitrary distinctions that sustain the American color-caste system that much simpler.
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Mr. Iyer carried some of that insurgent ethic with him in 2014 to Harvard, where he established a doctoral program in cross-disciplinary music studies and has been instrumental in persuading the music department to de-emphasize its core curriculum.
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Rather than act decisively by banning certain types of behavior and allowing others, Twitter's policy and engineering teams sometimes de-emphasize content and allow users to hide content that may be offensive but not explicitly against the platform's terms of service.
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Incidentally, those keeping score should chalk a big one up for Washington's new trade policy: Merkel finally relented last Saturday by promising to de-emphasize Germany's traditional export-led growth strategies — and to generate more spending by boosting domestic demand.
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In 2017, Google referrals were up by 17 percent, influenced in part by the rise of AMP pages (the mobile web-friendly page format that Google has been heavily pushing), and changes at Facebook to de-emphasize news posts over friends' posts.
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So, in seeking to paper over the erupting controversy about how many patients' medical records had been shared without their knowledge or consent, it appears the pair felt the need to publicly de-emphasize their parallel AI research intentions for the data.
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Sources told the WSJ that the Common Ground project would have brought together several different projects "meant to minimize toxic content and encourage more civil discussion," which included changes to how the News Feed was ranked, and to de-emphasize "hateful" comments.
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He wonders whether future scholars may de-emphasize the Cold War as the most notable feature of the second half of the twentieth century, in favor of the economic rise of Asia, or some other historical development we have yet to recognize.
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The National Center for Fair & Open Testing lists 335 colleges that now "de-emphasize" applicant scores on the ACT and SAT test, although the drive to either abandon testing or to make it optional has been most successful in less selective regional colleges.
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But the overall effect is to de-emphasize the department's responsibility to enforce fair policing polices, said Jonathan Smith, a former official in the department's civil rights division and the executive director of the Washington Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs.
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"I think efforts to de-emphasize publishing over all other forms of science productivity woud go a long way towards cutting the oxygen supply of predatory publishers," Adam Marcus, cofounder of science watchdog blog Retraction Watch and managing editor of Gastroenterology & Endoscopy News, told Gizmodo.
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"He was going to de-emphasize the role of nuclear weapons in U.S. national security policy ... but in fact in the last few years he has emphasized new spending," said John Isaacs of the Council for a Livable World, an arms control advocacy group.
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Adam Schiff, a California Democrat, said on CNN's "State of the Union" that Trump had the "right message" on working with Muslim nations to fight terrorism, but decried what he saw as an attempt to "de-emphasize" human rights and the promotion of democracy abroad.
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Mr. Burke himself learned Spanish and sought to use modern technology to de-emphasize the necessity for reporters to be in the Vatican press office, a seemingly trivial innovation that democratized information and took some power away from the gossipy, and largely Italian, press corps.
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This grid may remind you of Strunk and White, or of George Orwell, who denounced a number of prose techniques that he thought were mainly used to confuse the audience for dystopian reasons — to diffuse and de-emphasize accountability and sow seeds of distrust.
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" Citing a response letter from UNC demonstrating the program's language enrollment, the ACLU argues that "nothing in the statutes or regulations governing the Title VI program at issue, however, requires funding recipients to de-emphasize the 'positive aspects of Islam' to the Department's satisfaction.
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I am reminded of these recruits, and many others like them, when I hear the Trump administration lavish praise on autocrats, when it tries to close our borders to refugees from war-torn countries and when Secretary of State Rex Tillerson proclaims that the United States must de-emphasize human rights.
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It's time for London's annual Gay Pride March, and while organizers of the march are trying to de-emphasize politics to make themselves more palatable to the public, a stream of buses arrives, each carrying a load of Welsh miners from the towns that had built relationships with the gay activists.
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Many of them showed Twain trying to de-emphasize literary aspects of the book, such as his use of alliteration, and make the words more true to Huck's vernacular, Bob Hirst, general editor of the Mark Twain Project, which researches and publishes authoritative editions of Twain's writings, said in an interview.
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The outsized reaction to the tweet underscores how the kingdom is taking a much harsher stance against what it perceives as Western interference in its internal affairs on issues like human rights, perhaps emboldened by Washington's willingness under Donald Trump to de-emphasize rights issues when it comes to its allies.
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"This is us changing our relationship with publishers and emphasizing something that Facebook has never done before; it's having a point of view," Ms. Brown said in February at a tech and media conference where she discussed how Facebook planned to de-emphasize low-quality news and could even begin paying some publishers.
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It is still exceedingly rare for a player over 40 to win a major—it's more common at the British Open, where the links layouts often de-emphasize distance and power—but every time someone presumes that Woods or Phil Mickelson are finished as true contenders at an American major championship, someone will bring up Nicklaus in 1986.
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Whether it's a whiz-bang Siri demo (proactively chatting with you about music on HomePod perhaps?) or an intelligently useful new feature (like using machine learning to de-emphasize spammy notifications), Apple has to actively fight the widespread belief that it's fallen drastically behind in AI, or WWDC 2018 will fall in the "L" column for the company, no matter how many cool new Animoji it tosses on the screen.
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The moves were widely viewed as tactical — three presidents could lobby more FIFA voters than one could — but also as political: part of an effort to de-emphasize the United States' role ahead of a vote to FIFA members still angry about a Department of Justice investigation that, since 2015, has led to the ouster of FIFA's top leadership and criminal charges for dozens of former soccer executives.
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