The uncertainty is deliberate on the part of the Fed.
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Netshoes' shareholders are scheduled to deliberate on the transaction on Friday.
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Note: it's possible the Senate moves to deliberate on the motions.
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Communication was another big thing that we were very deliberate on.
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Now, it's up to Congress to deliberate on its own appropriations.
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Panels of five members will deliberate on cases it chooses to take.
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We've been very deliberate on which Cabinet nominees to go all-in on.
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When the jury went in to deliberate on the verdict, it was nerve-jangling.
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Lawmakers will deliberate on the matter when they resume sittings on Tuesday this week.
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The White House counsel's office continues to deliberate on the legality of the step.
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Was that deliberate on your part, to give the story a feeling of finality?
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"The same five-judge panel will deliberate on this and make a judgment," he said.
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TONY TATA, RETIRED BRIGADIER GENERAL: Well, I think that is deliberate on the president&aposs part.
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It was extremely deliberate on Guillermo's part to establish the tone of the film going in.
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Secondly, to deliberate on the ways how — as quickly as possible — to reverse the decision somehow.
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In the meantime, the United States and its European partners continue to deliberate on a punitive response.
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I certainly think it's appropriate for FSOC to deliberate on whether Fannie and Freddie should be designated.
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It will just be one more data point for us to consider when we deliberate on a race.
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The data came as Federal Reserve officials gathered for a two-day meeting to deliberate on monetary policy.
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The task faced by the jurors as they began to deliberate on Thursday centered on what was deeply uncertain.
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Then, the home secretary and his team of advisers will have to deliberate on the decision and issue a judgment.
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The company has been treading lightly as U.S. regulators deliberate on how they might police certain uses of the technology.
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So genre allows us to reflect and deliberate on matters that we might not otherwise, if they weren't slightly disguised.
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Even as the justices deliberate on this case, shocking new reporting offers critical support to opponents of the administration's position.
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"The entire process is very deliberate on our part to not use fillers and sweeteners and things like that," Kim says.
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"I'm one to deliberate on decisions, especially of that magnitude, but this one just felt like the right decision," he said.
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It may have helped that there were no reported casualties, which some experts say could have been deliberate on Iran's part.
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The filibuster provides senators the opportunity to deliberate on the issue and creates pressure on the majority to permit a vote.
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The uptick in inflation is likely to be welcomed by Fed officials when they meet next week to deliberate on monetary policy.
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The stunt drew attention to the majority party's refusal to deliberate on the issue, and it showed O'Rourke's willingness to upend convention.
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"The judges took over 10 days to deliberate on this and this is the unanimous verdict of the five judges," Rasheed said.
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Bhumjaithai said it accepted the invitation and its executive committee would deliberate on policies with a view to forming a government soon.
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Newman told the court he would allow jurors to deliberate on a verdict for as long as they were still willing and able.
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Fed officials are scheduled to meet next Tuesday and Wednesday to assess the economy and deliberate on the future course of monetary policy.
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On December 19, they should be given the resources and support by relevant state agencies to fully deliberate on the issues before them.
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Brazilian judge blocks Lula appointment -- but fight far from over The court will meet Wednesday to deliberate on whether to approve his assignment.
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Fed officials are scheduled to meet on Tuesday and Wednesday to assess the economy and deliberate on the future course of monetary policy.
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WHO's Tedros said he wouldn't hesitate to convene another meeting in the near future to deliberate on whether the outbreak constitutes a PHEIC.
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Zifkin: Obviously entering into Canada, we learned a lot through our expansion and we were very deliberate on which markets we're expanding to.
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Judges will then deliberate on a winner, and three of those 10 startups will walk away with tickets to the next TC Disrupt conference.
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Policymakers deliberate on the exact language that will be used to describe their decision, possible versions of which will have been circulated internally beforehand.
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Koizumi says it was "deliberate on our part" that the Switch's logo contained only outlines of the Joy-Con controllers, without a screen in between.
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The jury will deliberate on five felony counts of property destruction, along with two misdemeanor counts of engaging in a riot and conspiracy to riot.
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Last month's uptick in inflation is likely to be welcomed by Fed officials when they meet next Tuesday and Wednesday to deliberate on monetary policy.
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But how can the Senate credibly and effectively fulfill this obligation without making any effort to gather information about nominees and deliberate on their qualifications?
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The 28 EU leaders would deliberate on his proposals in the afternoon and meet him again to discuss them over dinner, an EU official said.
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It was as if there is no secure place from which to view Jio's work, and this I feel was deliberate on the artist's part.
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He said it could be delayed until 2021 if both houses of parliament don't get a chance to deliberate on it before next year's elections.
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The institution's chief economist said last week that the central bank would deliberate on how it will wind down its bond-buying program at the meeting.
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They continued to deliberate on suspect Katherine Magbanua's guilt or innocence, but they could not reach a verdict, so a mistrial was declared in her case.
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The drop in prices paid by services industries could attract attention from some Federal Reserve officials when they meet on June 13-14 to deliberate on monetary policy.
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It mightn't be deliberate on Nintendo's part (although, come on, it probably is), but that is straight out of 1991's SNES entry, A Link to the Past.
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"Once we get closer to April, there's probably about a 40 to 50 percent chance of a military escalation whether accidental or deliberate on either side," Kazianis said.
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Mr. Essiedu was politely reluctant to dwell on this, preferring to deliberate on the differences between Edmund and Hamlet and speculate on the boundlessness of Shakespeare's imaginative geography.
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ERC is set to deliver its opinion next week, after which, if it is approved, the competition authority will deliberate on whether to allow or block the operation.
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The court has not convened since the day before last month's election, when it had been due to deliberate on a last-minute request to delay the vote.
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Tuesday's weak housing report came as officials from the Federal Reserve were due to gather for a two-day meeting to assess the economy and deliberate on monetary policy.
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And, as the U.S. Supreme Court continues to deliberate on sport wagering, and whether the practice should be legal nationally, Carstanjen said this will only continue to increase revenue.
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"That's going to be a very consequential decision and one that I'm going to reserve judgment on until we've had a chance to fully deliberate on it," Schiff said.
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After closing arguments, they'll deliberate on the remaining claims - tortious interference with contract against Andrea Swift and Frank Bell, as well as Swift's counterclaim of assault and batter against Mueller.
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The audit committee should deliberate on the issue and communicate its views to the management and the auditor and the company should disclose the views to stock exchange, SEBI said.
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But on Wednesday, Senate President Eunicio Oliveira and Senator Fernando Bezerra Coelho, a key figure in the privatization, said the Senate would not deliberate on the matter until Oct. 9.
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They include citizen panels that evaluate ballot measures in Oregon, participatory budgeting practices now in use in 40 countries, and citizen assemblies that deliberate on electoral reform in British Columbia.
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The call was, however, canceled and instead the ITF said the Davis Cup committee, comprising eight members and chaired by Egypt's Ismal El Shafei, will deliberate on the matter on Wednesday.
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"The real one truthful point in this ISP lobbying effort is that DoH does represent a fundamental shift in the way the web works; and that's deliberate, on our part," Erwin said.
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The uptick in inflation is likely to be welcomed by Fed officials when they gather next week to deliberate on monetary policy, though a rate hike is not expected at that meeting.
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A general assembly of the Financial System Council, an advisory panel of the prime minister, will be convened in early April to have experts deliberate on these issues and recommend necessary measures.
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Grupo SBF said shareholders of Netshoes are scheduled to deliberate on the transaction on Friday, and added it had sweetened the offer because of Netshoes' weak financial condition and short-term liquidity concerns.
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I took these questions to my friend Peter MacLeod, who founded a Toronto-based consulting company called Mass LBP, which convenes panels of citizens to deliberate on public policy decisions affecting their communities.
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Tim speculates now that this was deliberate on Sean's part because he wanted to get moved to a place that, unlike the Hazelden Betty Ford program at the time, would let him smoke.
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These new requirements were deliberate on the DNC's part; a move to be more inclusive of grassroots candidates, after some argued the party tried to stack the deck for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Grupo SBF said shareholders of Netshoes are scheduled to deliberate on the transaction on June 14, and said it had sweetened the offer because of Netshoes' weak financial condition and short-term liquidity concerns.
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Speaking in Washington on Saturday before heading to the U.S. presidential retreat at Camp David, where he said he would deliberate on Iran, Trump said the U.S. government was imposing new sanctions on Tehran.
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The youth soccer team trapped in the Tham Luang Nang Non cave complex in Thailand won't be rescued on Saturday, CNN reports, as officials deliberate on the best course of action to get them out.
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The standing committee of China's parliament, the National People's Congress, is currently in session and will also deliberate on amendments to water pollution legislation aimed at cracking down on those caught tampering with monitoring data.
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Supreme Court justices will deliberate on Wednesday whether the proposed governance rules related to the sale of exploration contracts by the company, which has been challenged by Brazil's Workers' Party, should be maintained or repealed.
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Uber and Deliveroo execs faced questions from a UK parliamentary committee today as the government continues to deliberate on changes to employment law to account for the rise of gig economy work facilitated by tech platforms.
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The law also proposes that there needs to be a separate court to deliberate on cybercrimes, asks for an office under the Attorney General for matters of cyber offences, and someone trained specifically to handle these cases.
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In case you haven't been following, Johnson suspended — or "prorogued" — Parliament back in September for five weeks, which severely narrowed the time frame members of Parliament had to deliberate on Brexit before the impending October 275 deadline.
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Park remains in the presidential Blue House, not far from the protest site, stripped of her powers while she waits for the Constitutional Court to deliberate on the parliamentary vote, and rule whether to uphold it or not.
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Bayer's supervisory board is due to follow suit and meet on Wednesday to deliberate on Monsanto's response, the sources said, adding that it is still possible that the deal hits a snag with the board of either company.
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It is also time for members of Congress to gain back the confidence that they can quickly and effectively deliberate on legislative solutions, bring those policies before committee, and finally send them to the floor for a vote.
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To ensure that the platforms do not favour their own products, oversight groups could be set up to deliberate on complaints from rivals—a bit like the independent "technical committee" created by the antitrust case against Microsoft in 2001.
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Not only can Democrats highlight the differences between the parties on policy, they can connect the dots by stressing how the endless tweet storms and rally rages simply don't allow the nation's leaders to deliberate on these vital matters.
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The president of the European Council said he would visit the Greek-Turkish line on Tuesday with the Greek prime minister, and the European Union announced an urgent foreign ministers' meeting sometime this week to deliberate on the crisis.
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Shareholders in Petrobras, as the company is known, will deliberate on the 54.7 billion reais ($14.1 billion) in planned expenditures in 2019, 47.788 billion reais of which will be dedicated to exploration and production, the company said in a statement.
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FDA staff members on Friday asked the panel to deliberate on whether the painkiller should be approved for the proposed indication, and if it should carry a label that shows the product is less subject to oral, nasal and intravenous abuse.
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They challenged the presidential orders that revoked 370 and 35A and argued that the democratic process was not duly followed in this unilateral decision-making, since Kashmir was not given the chance to deliberate on the outcome per its constitutional right.
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And a lot of the characters don't behave in a way that is necessarily sympathetic, and that is entirely deliberate on Sarah's part, because she's interested in taking them on a journey where they have redemption, and they overcome their shortcomings.
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"If he can deliberate on a meaningful trade deal with China, the adverse effects we've seen on fixed investment spending, the adverse effects we've seen on business confidence will reverse and that should obviate the need for the Fed to act," said McCarthy.
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Britain: Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who flew back to London from the United Nations General Assembly, said the Supreme Court was "wrong" to deliberate on a political question during his address to Parliament, capping a combative day of shouting and finger pointing.
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As Congress and the administration continue to deliberate on changes to our health care system, we ask them to remember a simple principle: that all Americans deserve to be able to access a primary care physician near their homes when they need it most.
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Op-Ed Contributor WASHINGTON — In February 1945, in the twilight of World War II, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Joseph Stalin and Winston Churchill convened in Yalta, a Russian resort town in the Crimea, to deliberate on the direction of the war and the peace to follow.
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All of us need to rediscover what our representatives are for: to study the questions we are too busy to study ourselves and to deliberate on them, in committees and in the legislature, while consulting with us, whenever they can, about what is right for the country.
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"The very nature of the assistance means that from time to time there will be contentious discussions between the providers of the aid (the EU, ECB and the IMF) that will deliberate on debt relief and haircuts; words which are not consistent with stable fixed income investing," he said.
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A group of legislators who gather in Brussels to deliberate on the problems confronting the transatlantic partnership, this body seeks to uphold the same values that are supposed to underpin the transatlantic alliance: democracy, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, independence of the judiciary and protection of minorities.
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But I think the idea is– I don't think we want to end up in a place where we have very different norms in different places, but you want to have some sense of representation and making sure that the body that can deliberate on this has a good diversity of views.
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As she begins negotiations next year Mrs May will have no mandate more nuanced than that conferred, informally, by the referendum: take Britain out of the EU. It would make sense for Parliament to deliberate on the next steps before the talks have begun, rather than afterwards, as the prime minister's proposed timetable implies.
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" The report is expected to include the administration's attempts to block officials from testifying before the committees to allow the Judiciary Committee — which would ultimately be tasked with drawing up articles of impeachment that could potentially come to the floor — to deliberate on whether "an article of impeachment based on obstruction of Congress is warranted.
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"The notion of being chief equality officer — now that was very thoughtful and deliberate on Salesforce's part and on Marc's [Benioff] part versus being chief of diversity or chief of inclusion because you can have a diverse workplace or a diverse culture in many parts of America that are very diverse but are hardly inclusive and there's hardly equality," Prophet told me.
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In fact, when Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, was seen wearing an Alemdara evil-eye necklace and then a bracelet during her trip to Africa this fall — the latter (was it deliberate?) on the day when the public learned she had filed suit against a British newspaper for publishing a private letter — it became clear that the style had entered the fashion mainstream.
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As the 10 All Stars gather backstage and the top two queens, Roxxxy Andrews and Tatianna, deliberate on whom to send home, the discussion quickly pivots from talk of strategy (as Tatianna suggests) to the fact that sending home a beloved queen — or one who might be a threat down the line — could have reverberations outside the show, with angry fans going after them on social media and beyond.
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