It's de-emphasizing its pay-TV service as it focuses on digital media.
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Instead focus on eating whole, real foods and de-emphasizing the processed, packaged stuff.
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But we can mitigate this by de-emphasizing the attacker's ethnic or religious identity.
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The curators' installation recognizes Murray's heterogeneity by decidedly de-emphasizing the serialism in her work.
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It also lets users enhance features (for example, de-emphasizing your nose or minimizing blemishes).
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Now numerous publishers tell Recode that Facebook is de-emphasizing live video when it talks to them.
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When presented with similar patterns of racial disparities, Airbnb responded by de-emphasizing user photographs on the site.
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De-emphasizing like counts could reduce potential bullying or make people feel a bit better about their feed.
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She's already looking forward to the general election, taking on Trump in speeches while de-emphasizing attacks against Sanders.
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Broadly speaking, this can be achieved by de-emphasizing racial and cultural issues, or by re-emphasizing economic issues.
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Facebook is mulling a Collections feature that would highlight only curated publishers, according to Business Insider, de-emphasizing viral clickbait.
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He said Fairfax was de-emphasizing acquisition-driven growth, but assured shareholders that would not limit the company's overall performance.
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Walgreens still sells tobacco products, though it's now in the process of de-emphasizing them, which has cut into sales.
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One concern is that de-emphasizing functional directorates could lead to different U.S. policies for different regions of the world.
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Many leaders aspire to build inclusive organizations, but attempt to do so by unwittingly de-emphasizing diversity and promoting homogeneity.
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Another area to watch is whether Mr. Clayton's views on the F.C.P.A. result in de-emphasizing investigations in this area.
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That fact, and the increase in high-end offensive skill players, has affected personnel decisions, de-emphasizing good penalty killers.
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It's unclear whether Amazon plans to shutter Souq altogether or is just de-emphasizing it to focus on its main site.
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Planned Parenthood argues the new requirements emphasize abstinence and natural family planning, while de-emphasizing the FDA's approved methods of contraception.
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Yet despite the risks of racialized politics for the Democratic Party, it often finds itself incapable of de-emphasizing the issue.
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At one point, he emphasized prioritizing what friends and family shared on Facebook and de-emphasizing content from publishers and brands.
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Carter's approach to hiring is an example of de-emphasizing "culture fit," as management experts begin sounding the alarm on this practice.
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It's almost as if de-emphasizing his role in the title scene has liberated him, letting him just be a wrestling machine.
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Some high-volume shelters cannot afford time for evaluations, much less daily walks for dogs; others have begun de-emphasizing their significance.
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The company's executives indicated last quarter it would be de-emphasizing 30-day free trial memberships and focusing more heavily on paid memberships.
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Low-risk alternative therapies to low back pain are important, as doctors are also focused on de-emphasizing medications and operations for treatment.
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Trump last month called Twitter "discriminatory" and accused the company of "shadow banning" prominent Republicans by de-emphasizing certain accounts from search results.
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At the same time, the US opioid epidemic has resulted in the DEA de-emphasizing marijuana operations, according to DEA spokesperson Russell Baer.
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The changes are intended to prioritize posts that inspire "meaningful interactions" between friends and family, while de-emphasizing passive posts from publishers and brands.
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This "may be de-emphasizing the role that the exchange rate plays in easing financial conditions," the bank said in a note on Friday.
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It announced in July that it will release all titles for the U.S. college market first digitally, de-emphasizing the more expensive paper textbook.
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In contrast to previous elections, Republicans in close races this time around are de-emphasizing ObamaCare repeal efforts and shifting the discussion to Medicare.
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Against this backdrop, elite colleges have been talking about de-emphasizing admissions criteria that are strictly numerical and prone to student-to-student comparison.
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Ford plans to reallocate about $7 billion to increased development and production of trucks and SUVs, while de-emphasizing less profitable cars and sedans.
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Ford sees the writing on the wall, especially in many foreign markets where governments are de-emphasizing or moving to ban gasoline-powered vehicles.
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Life under Google has sometimes been rocky for the business, including a de-emphasizing of Zagat content in favor of Google's own collected recommendations.
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They do not fault him for de-emphasizing his past rejection of Mr. Trump, observing that he has not explicitly disavowed the remarks, either.
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Under the Obama administration, the mission was focused squarely on making energy cleaner and less emitting, a goal that the Trump administration is de-emphasizing.
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That's part of why the Perfect Sidekick has no mirrors—by de-emphasizing the aesthetics of fitness, the gym cuts down on that physical pressure.
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During the run-up to the 2016 election, for instance, conservatives criticized the company for de-emphasizing certain news sources in its 'trending' news section.
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The Sanders wing long ago won the debate about de-emphasizing the use of force, ending "forever wars," prioritizing diplomacy and bolstering relationships with democracies.
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During the run-up to the 2016 election, for instance, conservatives criticized the company for de-emphasizing certain news sources in its "trending" news section.
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Another government could engage in a straightforward project of de-emphasizing the caste system, trying to dislodge dated and extremely discriminatory ideas of purity and contamination.
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Publishers, nonprofits, small business and many other groups rely on the social network to reach people, so de-emphasizing their posts will most likely hurt them.
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But with the company de-emphasizing sharing to the News Feed, some people — particularly in North America — have begun to opt out of posting daily birthday greetings.
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If it succeeds, it's easy to imagine Medium eventually de-emphasizing its core blogging product, which represents a large and risky bet on the declining desktop web.
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Verizon has in recent years been de-emphasizing its wireline business, which employs most of the striking workers, in favor of its more profitable wireless phone service.
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But that's not a drawback for Mr. Bel, who has cleverly and irreverently been stripping dance to its essentials, often de-emphasizing learned technique, for 22 years.
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The company said it was trying to increase "meaningful interaction" by drawing attention to content from family and friends while de-emphasizing feeds from brands and publishers.
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Dorsey and the social media platform came under fire last month from President Donald Trump and other Republican lawmakers for the supposed de-emphasizing of conservative accounts.
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That approach, however, could be seen as de-emphasizing much of the work already undertaken by the six House committees investigating Trump, his administration and his businesses.
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NBIM has had success trading on IEX Group's alternative trading system, where orders are slowed by 350 microseconds, de-emphasizing speed in favor of larger trades, he said.
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Career prosecutors emphasized that new administrations reshuffle the Justice Department's priorities, de-emphasizing or shuttering projects that previous administrations had supported to devote resources to their own agendas.
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The company has been slowly de-emphasizing its own line of wearables for the past several years, and has not mentioned wearables on its earnings calls since 2014.
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Minority women in particular say they are concerned that the new attention to the white working class might mean de-emphasizing issues of race for fear of alienating white voters.
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In an executive memorandum last month, Trump reshuffled the Principal's Committee of the National Security Council, elevating his controversial political adviser, Stephen Bannon, and apparently de-emphasizing the role of the DNI.
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In an executive memorandum last month, Trump reshuffled the Principals Committee of the National Security Council, elevating his controversial political adviser, Stephen Bannon, and apparently de-emphasizing the role of the DNI.
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So I think that what has happened here is they've softened the song, de-emphasizing the militant aspect and emphasizing the song's lyrical side, to bring out the community-of-nations idea.
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What about making all college athletics LESS professional — downsizing and de-emphasizing the college programs, and shifting those who want to play professional sports to farm teams, where they would be paid?
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It's a logical move for the nation's largest wireless provider, which has been de-emphasizing its traditional wireline business and looking for new areas of growth as the mobile service market becomes increasingly saturated.
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In an executive memorandum last month, Trump reshuffled the so-called Principal's Committee of the National Security Council, elevating his controversial political adviser Stephen Bannon and apparently de-emphasizing the role of the DNI.
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"The government has clearly communicated a shift in focus to a trade-weighted currency basket, de-emphasizing the signal that the bilateral exchange rate versus the dollar carries," the bank said in a Friday note.
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Mandate of Heaven takes a different tack, de-emphasizing the mysticism surrounding the Yellow Turbans and focusing instead on the fact that it was apparently an unprecedented mass uprising across a wide swathe of China.
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Therapy and medication help to calm these overactive networks, and if nicotine can play a role in producing more extroverted qualities and de-emphasizing introverted ones, it could potentially be another tool for combating depression.
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The Pentagon reportedly removed numerous references to climate change from a report about U.S. military installations, de-emphasizing the Department of Defense's (DOD) focus on preparing for the effects of rising temperatures and sea levels.
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As a result, many of them end up developing inefficient growth strategies that lead to exorbitant monthly ad spends, extraneous acquisition channels, hiring (and later firing) ineffective team members, and de-emphasizing critical customer feedback.
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The plan was to integrate it into its mapping service, but life under Google has sometimes been rocky for the business, including a de-emphasizing of Zagat content in favor of Google's own collected recommendations.
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The company said it was trying to increase "meaningful interaction" on its site by drawing attention to content from family and friends while de-emphasizing content from brands and publishers, including The New York Times.
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One reason the project recommended de-emphasizing A.P. courses is the presumption that it would give lower-income kids less of a disadvantage in the admissions race (because poorer school districts typically offer fewer A.P. options).
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Facebook, as one example, has been de-emphasizing how some pages (such as media sites) are coming up in their algorithms and there has been an overall push for companies to pay to promote their posts.
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" Why it matters: "Google is helping to drive a philosophical change in public education — prioritizing training children in skills like teamwork and problem-solving while de-emphasizing the teaching of traditional academic knowledge, like math formulas.
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Twitter executives on the earnings call said they were going to redistribute resources to focus on advertising products that were working and growing, which could lead to de-emphasizing other products that were already generating revenue.
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Another valuable and necessary development to come out of the Black Lives Matter movement is the de-emphasizing of black patriarchy and the equal acknowledgment of the suffering of black women and the black L.G.T.B.Q. community.
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The White House's overarching Iran policy is predicated on de-emphasizing the nuclear deal in favor of confronting Tehran on other issues, including its missile program and its support for extremist groups throughout the Middle East.
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When Facebook first launched Instant Articles in Messenger, some believed that the expansion would help boost the format at a time when the company was de-emphasizing publishers in the News Feed algorithm, putting them behind friends.
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Facebook has announced a series of changes to its News Feed as it looks to increase "meaningful interaction" on its site by drawing attention to content from family and friends while de-emphasizing content from brands and publishers.
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Angela Blum-Finlay, the bank's head of human resources, said that she had already begun de-emphasizing salary history in determining compensation beforehand, and that she was asking hiring managers to use competitive benchmarks for different positions instead.
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It is, first of all, wildly, ambitiously different: While it once again explores the failures of modern masculinity, it does so through a different lens, de-emphasizing the murder-mystery conventions in favor of a multicharacter urban drama.
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The online real estate website operator's better-than-expected performance came despite a 20 percent drop in display advertising revenue, with the company saying the drop is a result of de-emphasizing display ads and improving the user experience.
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While Cordish declined to give specifics about the announcement, it will direct resources toward vocational and apprenticeship programs, expanded accreditation and student aid for technical schools, and, in some cases, de-emphasizing the importance of 4-year college degrees.
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In the third big change to its News Feed in the last month, Facebook says it will push more stories from local news publications; previous shifts included de-emphasizing news and other commercial content and promoting more "trustworthy" publications.
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One can't help but wonder if a slightly more balanced approach—forcing opposing defenses to defend more of the court while de-emphasizing the offensive weakness of the team's young, sometimes D-League-level roster—might result in moderately better performance.
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Last week the Trump administration took a crucial step toward de-emphasizing the life and health benefits in this calculus when the Environmental Protection Agency said it would rethink a major regulation that restricts mercury emissions by coal-burning power plants.
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Over the course of the next several months, the team decided to rewrite 70 percent of the game, de-emphasizing Ryan and Amy's experience and focusing instead on scenes that directly involved Joel—caring for him, playing with him, attending to him.
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While the statement following this year's economic conference made no mention of the need to lower corporate leverage - in contrast to last year's readout - that does not mean China is de-emphasizing the deleveraging drive, said Yang Zhao, Nomura's chief China economist.
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"In the '90s he embraced the rise of cable TV. But by the early 2000s, after the dot-com boom went bust, Diller quickly started de-emphasizing his cable franchises and turning more attention to the web," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Turning the show into a showcase of up-and-coming talent and de-emphasizing legacy acts would make for a more dynamic telecast than the sorts of sluggish-heart-rate performances that veterans favor, and that rising performers are often pushed into.
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"Overall, the impression we get from the BOJ's latest policy statement is that the central bank is already de-emphasizing negative interest rates as a policy tool, in response to its poor reception by markets and the public," HSBC said in a research note.
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"We'll be looking most closely for whether we see any significant changes in the dot plots and even if, actually, there could be some de-emphasizing of the dots themselves," David Mann, global chief economist at Standard Chartered, told CNBC's "Capital Connection" on Tuesday.
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The Brewers' unconventional pitching strategy — de-emphasizing starting pitching by going to their bullpen much quicker in games — has created matchup problems for opponents, but the Dodgers are aggressively responding by using almost every hitter they have available over the course of nine innings.
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Uber should also encourage responsible drinking, which can include limiting the amount of alcohol that is available in the office, de-emphasizing alcohol as a component of work events, and otherwise taking appropriate action to discipline and address inappropriate employee conduct fueled by alcohol consumption.
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Alt data&aposs tough 2019Higher expectations were coupled with a change in focus for the sales team in 2019, sources said, which had to begin selling software services and tools, while de-emphasizing the research reports that many had made their initial relationships on.
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When I visited the company in 2012, full of questions about how it turned my methodical rating behavior into recommendations about what to watch next, Netflix's vice president of product innovation, Todd Yellin, told me the firm was "de-emphasizing" ratings in its algorithms.
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In an executive memorandum last month, Trump reshuffled the so-called Principal's Committee of the National Security Council, elevating his controversial political adviser Steve Bannon and apparently de-emphasizing the role of DNI, who under that order will only attend meetings when issues pertinent to his responsibilities are discussed.
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Expect publishers to be wary of Facebook's newest proposal, since it comes after multiple strategy changes: Facebook has alternately told publishers to give it their best stuff and let Facebook host that content directly on its site, and told them Facebook would be de-emphasizing the role of news content.
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In an executive memorandum last month, Trump reshuffled the so-called Principal's Committee of the National Security Council, elevating his controversial political adviser Stephen Bannon and apparently de-emphasizing the role of the DNI, who under that order will only attend meetings when issues pertinent to his responsibilities are discussed.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook has introduced sweeping changes to the kinds of posts, videos and photos that its more than two billion members will see most often, saying on Thursday that it would prioritize what their friends and family share and comment on while de-emphasizing content from publishers and brands.
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In an executive memorandum on Saturday, Trump elevated Bannon to the so-called Principal's Committee, while de-emphasizing the roles of both the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the director of national intelligence, who will now only attend meetings when issues pertinent to their responsibilities are discussed.
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It has been a rough 2287.5 for the bank and its new chief executive, Tidjane Thiam, who is facing a revolt from some of his employees after he suggested that Credit Suisse would start de-emphasizing investment banking after an unexpected $222 billion or so of trading losses in the last two quarters.
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In an executive memorandum on Saturday, Trump elevated Bannon, his top political adviser, to the so-called Principal's Committee while de-emphasizing the roles of both the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the director of national intelligence, who will now only attend meetings when issues pertinent to their responsibilities are discussed.
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Here's the whole thing: BlackBerry recently had to push back against a report that it was de-emphasizing the BlackBerry 10 operating system in its future, going so far as to put up this blog post "reiterating" its commitment to the OS. MobileSyrup also reports that the original creator of the BBM messaging system recently left the company.
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Notre Dame fans and Notre Dame haters — there have always been armies of each — offered theories: The university's leaders were de-emphasizing football as they sought to raise the school's academic reputation; good players didn't want to go to an all-male school; tradition alone could not attract enough talented athletes; the coaching was bad; all of the above.
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Since then the company has announced a raft of changes intended to combat this type of content — including systems to verify political advertisers; working with third party fact checkers; closing scores of suspect accounts around elections; and de-emphasizing news generally in its News Feed in favor of friends' based updates which are harder for malicious agents to game at scale.
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A shift that is now de-emphasizing licensing to customers intending to sell Sailfish-powered devices to consumers, such as India's Intex (always a high bar given how dominant Android remains with smartphone users globally); and emphasizing licensing customers intending to sell devices to corporates and governments (who may have more immediate/specialize data-security and government service integration needs, for example).
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The new kits — which it's collectively referring to as 'Kano 25' — signal a more mainstream trajectory for the London-based startup, de-emphasizing to a degree the tech enthusiast/maker community that orbits the Raspberry Pi (which powers its first product, a DIY computer) in favor of widening its appeal via a set of connected devices designed for digital natives to plug into the computers they are already comfortable using.
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Responding to reports of unrestrained alcohol use at Uber, clear guidelines on the usage of alcohol and controlled substances were also among the recommendations: Uber should also encourage responsible drinking, which can include limiting the amount of alcohol that is available in the office, de-emphasizing alcohol as a component of work events, and otherwise taking appropriate action to discipline and address inappropriate employee conduct fueled by alcohol consumption.
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The revelations have "raised various issues that I have already started to explore," Mr. Mulvaney said in an email, adding that he did not plan on "undoing the changes" he had made in the fair lending unit regardless of whether Mr. Blankenstein remained at the C.F.P.B. Shortly after he was tapped to head the anti-discrimination division, Mr. Blankenstein, 39, rebranded it to focus on policy, de-emphasizing its historic role as an investigations and enforcement unit.
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