Trump wants to demonstrate to white moderates that he's not a dyed-in-the-wool racist and to demonstrate to his base that he's unafraid to walk through the valley of the shadow.
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It will also demonstrate to your interviewers how you problem solve.
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They did demonstrate to us that they had that kind of expertise.
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Prince inserts absurd, winking details to demonstrate to the audience that it knows.
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It would also, presumably, demonstrate to authorities that they don't need to get involved.
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Demonstrate to your kids how to value money by valuing it yourself, she says.
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What we really wanted was freedom: freedom to demonstrate, to express ourselves, to criticize power.
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Chinese authorities, in particular, have sought to demonstrate to Europe that economic reforms are coming.
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And so, that means continuing to demonstrate to them what we bring to the table.
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She wanted to demonstrate to her students that seeing Mr. Obama was worth the wait.
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He must demonstrate to every stakeholder that the company is — and will be — fully trustworthy.
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"We acknowledge that individuals have a right to demonstrate to support a cause," Gray wrote.
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I wanted to show him off, to demonstrate to these people that he was splendid, too.
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It would demonstrate to them that their efforts, blatantly targeted at minority Americans and Democrats, worked.
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One aim is to demonstrate to Mr Trump and his supporters that global rules do matter.
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"Our priority is to demonstrate to the ASN that our reactors can operate safely," Girre said.
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The Bordeaux trade has worked hard to demonstrate to this group that good, inexpensive Bordeaux exists.
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The plan is to demonstrate to Mike that he is actually the fish, not the fisherman.
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The Saudis also want to demonstrate to the world that they are giving peace talks a chance.
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They also want to demonstrate to voters they can govern effectively and deserve to remain in power.
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To demonstrate to potential homeowners the futility of renting, Fred wallpapered a model home in rent receipts.
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What better time than now to demonstrate to the world the advantages of China's system and embrace?
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They want you to demonstrate to their satisfaction that you understand what you did to hurt them.
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So we need to demonstrate to people that we stand with them, not with the wealthy and powerful.
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There's stuff the network has to demonstrate to her as well insofar as their commitment to the show.
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It's more of a way to demonstrate to the public, and to Congress, that its tactics aren't shady.
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We have to be able to demonstrate to them the possibility of having meaningful relationships with other women.
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Over time, I've identified four traits that demonstrate to me that someone can make the change they desire.
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Freeland said the world had to demonstrate to North Korea that it was united in condemning Pyongyang's actions.
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Turns out you can demonstrate to push your candidate/party platform w/o disrespecting the WOC on stage.
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Eubank said Abraham's visit helped demonstrate to Syrians that there is still some U.S. commitment to the region.
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Even so, it had propaganda value, to demonstrate to the Soviet public how dangerous and immoral foreigners are.
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There's also just the feeling of wanting to demonstrate to people that this stuff actually does work as written.
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He wanted the industry to work together to demonstrate to the international market the power of Egypt's technology sector.
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Alexander said there was a need to demonstrate to markets the scale of the opportunity for investing in cities.
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Bert and Ernie are characters who help demonstrate to children that despite their differences, they can be good friends.
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Macron hopes to demonstrate to Trump the willingness of France to play a broader role in global security affairs.
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Macron hopes to demonstrate to Trump the willingness of France to play a broader role in global security affairs.
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Hence, Theresa May can demonstrate to Trump that action on climate change does not have to damage the economy.
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California is poised to demonstrate to the nation that ambitious goals, combined with intelligent planning, can yield exceptional results.
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It can demonstrate to lawmakers and to prosecutors that services for sex workers need not be tied to arrests.
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"With this law we demonstrate to the entire world that Puerto Rico has credibility again," Rossello said on Sunday.
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Usually, IGs have a burden to demonstrate to prosecutors that they have done their homework before DOJ will engage.
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We're better served to be able to demonstrate to people that carrying a handgun doesn't make you more safe.
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Private hire operators must meet rigorous regulations, and demonstrate to TfL that they do so, in order to operate.
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This order only makes sense from an administration that wants to demonstrate to its constituency that it doesn't like Muslims.
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"Breakthroughs, even if partial, would at least demonstrate to market participants that rational solutions to concerns are possible," it added.
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Hammond said the anti-terrorism topic can help demonstrate to the Trump administration the value of cooperating through multilateral organizations.
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And if you demonstrate to your employer you can solve that problem, they're going to give you a bigger problem.
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"It is critical to demonstrate to members on both sides of the isle how detrimental this bill is," she said.
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"We don't need to demonstrate to the rest of the world how backwards we are in our thinking," he said.
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They need to demonstrate to voters at home that they are different on the question of immigration than the president.
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Without testing, the North cannot demonstrate to the world it has a weapon that can truly reach the United States.
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The Great Green Fleet was to demonstrate to the world that the US was taking leadership in alternative energy supplies.
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MUNGER: WELL, A BUNCH – DEMONSTRATE TO THE SHAREHOLDERS, THEY PROBABLY GOT SEVEN OR MORE GOOD YEARS COMING OUT OF WARREN.
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John F. Kennedy needed to win primaries to demonstrate to the Party that voters didn't mind that he was Catholic.
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"We must demonstrate to potential foes that if they start a war, we have the capability to win," Mr. Carter said.
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A breakthrough on Macedonia might demonstrate to the rest of the region that no outstanding issue is too difficult to solve.
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There are three bits of information over the last two weeks that demonstrate to me that Putin may already be winning.
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Bring everything you have, because we are going to demonstrate to the world what a complete shyster and liar you are.
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Such a committee would also demonstrate to shareholders and employees alike that AT&T is acutely focused on addressing these issues.
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He kept a low profile while he tried to demonstrate to constituents that he was serious about his new political career.
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By showing the full scope of polling results, the media can demonstrate to its audience that polling is an inexact science.
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It marks the first real chance for his lawyers to demonstrate to senators that his conduct doesn't warrant removal from office.
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Likewise, academia and industry must demonstrate to the American public the current and future value of advanced biosciences to U.S. prosperity.
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Highlighting divisions with Trump while failing to fulfill major campaign promises would demonstrate to voters that Republicans can't govern, he warned.
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In storming of the SCIF, GOPers seemed determined to demonstrate to the president that they are committed to his extreme methods.
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It needs to run large-scale clinical studies to demonstrate to industry stakeholders that its technology is both sensitive and accurate.
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" "Bring everything you have, because we are going to demonstrate to the world what a complete shyster and liar you are.
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As a result, Russia aims to demonstrate to the West that, despite its limited capabilities, it is not to be trifled with.
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New and old arenas are encouraged to adopt sustainable practices that demonstrate to fans both the environmental and economic benefits of sustainability.
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We call upon the international community to stand together and demonstrate to North Korea that its reckless actions must have serious consequences.
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But first, operators must "demonstrate to the FAA that risk to the uninvolved public does not exceed a threshold level," he explains.
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He needed a way out that would demonstrate to his base that he was committed to building the wall more than ever.
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If poverty and fear are all one needs to demonstrate to get into the U.S., millions more will soon be heading north.
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The prime minister needs to demonstrate to the Indian people that he's capable of managing India's relationship with the other Asian giant.
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Clinton has called out specific corporate players for criticism, trying to demonstrate to voters how she would approach corporate misbehavior as president.
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This interest will demonstrate to employees that their boss actually cares about them, making both parties more invested in their working relationship.
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Ultimately, expressive eyebrows are "a biological mechanism to demonstrate to other people what we're genuinely feeling," Spikins says, somewhat similar to blushing.
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It would not hurt for her to demonstrate to voters that she was showing the office some respect by meeting with him.
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Moreover, this is an opportunity for Iraqi leaders to demonstrate to the Iraqi people that this administration no longer will tolerate corruption.
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If it wanted to cut production, it would have to demonstrate to the investors that they would financially benefit from the move.
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" Logic Technology Development, owned by Japan Tobacco Inc, said it will demonstrate to the FDA "that Logic markets its products only to adults.
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The coup—if it's going to succeed—would likely be an attempt to demonstrate to the world that this isn't our guy anymore.
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On November 5th he will open a huge trade show in Shanghai designed to demonstrate to the world that China's prosperity benefits all.
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Abe said he was convinced that, with Trump and Mattis, the United States and Japan could demonstrate to the world their "unwavering alliance".
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It can also demonstrate to residents that decriminalizing a certain behavior doesn't jeopardize public safety or bring with it any particularly dire consequences.
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This would demonstrate to the regime the power of the U.S. arsenal and the ongoing price it would pay for further weapons tests.
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It's as if the man is on a mission to demonstrate to voters the staggering magnitude of his social vulgarity and emotional ineptitude.
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Now, it is under pressure to demonstrate to its lenders that it has a realistic strategy for flourishing in the ultracompetitive toy industry.
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Mr. Reich said that some onus was on Mr. Biden to demonstrate to Mr. Sanders that he is sufficiently devoted to progressive causes.
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Since launching her presidential campaign, Clinton has been eager to demonstrate to her mega-donor her unequivocal support for his No. 1 issue.
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At the very least, pushing back with a threat will demonstrate to them that this is not just fun and games for you.
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Merán plans to demonstrate to the court that his client poses no flight risk due to his "family, social and work ties," he said.
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Nuclear tests are crucial to perfect sophisticated technologies and to demonstrate to the world that claims of nuclear prowess are not merely a bluff.
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In order to demonstrate to the jury that Haraway was dead, the prosecution had to provide evidence independent of Ward and Fontenot's taped confessions.
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"We want to demonstrate to the Holy Father that our two nations, and our two sister cities, embody 'Two Nations, One Faith,' " said Seitz.
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And to answer my objection you would have to demonstrate to me the relevance of the congressman's sexual activity to his oath of office.
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Passing the National Defense Authorization Act is an opportunity to demonstrate to allies and adversaries alike that we are serious about defending this country.
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So we sort of demonstrate to the world the worst case scenario with the United States that, every time there's an election, forget it.
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The short time frame between the two has really undermined the Iranian position of strength it may have wanted to demonstrate to the Americans.
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Trump needs to be rebuked to demonstrate to the country that the rich and power are not completely immune to the whims of justice.
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But it could also demonstrate to his fans that he&aposs serious about continuing to use makeup both for artistic expression and for business.
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But they have an opportunity to demonstrate to a trial court judge, a federal district court judge, why this ban doesn&apost apply to them.
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Your participation will demonstrate to the FCC and your elected representatives in Congress that you and millions of other Americans care deeply about this issue.
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"We think it's as good conditions as any to demonstrate to people that high-quality journalism is something to be paid for," Levein told Bloomberg.
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Instead, the musician has attempted to demonstrate to the world that he is a totally changed man you can let your kids look up to.
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Fairphone started as a campaign to demonstrate to big tech companies that it was possible to have a more transparent, fair, and ethical manufacturing process.
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I honestly believe that with Tim Ryan as Democratic Leader, we can demonstrate to middle class workers that we really do care about them too.
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He said firms would have to test their tolerances and demonstrate to their supervisors that they had concrete measures in place to deliver resilient services.
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She was an aspiring writer, and she presumably wanted to demonstrate to her husband and his friends that she, too, could excel at their game.
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Then they have to latch onto whatever insane socialist proposal will demonstrate to the activists their leftist bona fides, and commence with emphatic virtue signaling.
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The historic meeting in Poland this month is a chance to reset, build consensus and demonstrate to Iran that their unacceptable behavior carries uncompromising consequences.
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However, even as it moves to implement the JCPOA, Iran has taken provocative steps meant to demonstrate to domestic audiences that Iran has not capitulated.
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"We have never done anything other than demonstrate to a bunch of idiots that when they talk about Nazism, they better learn about it first."
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There's a need for a concerted effort to use the power of social media to demonstrate to Congress that it must respond and respond quickly.
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A lot of us thought that he would demonstrate to the white community that black people were competent to manage a city of that size.
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It will enable the left to demonstrate to both the American people and the international community that it is serious about the rule of law.
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He said the purpose of the proposal was to demonstrate to the federal government that Louisiana knows what it wants to do with the money.
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So you have to work really hard to demonstrate to people that you have intellectual capabilities and that you're a valued addition to the team.
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"The sheer duplicity of her conduct is quite extraordinary and should demonstrate to everyone how poorly the allegations against Mr. Weinstein were actually vetted," he said.
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I think I can demonstrate to you that neither Mueller&aposs case against Trump nor your case against Hillary Clinton amount to an obstruction of justice.
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Saudi Arabia and its OPEC and non-OPEC allies are keen to demonstrate to a skeptical market that output cuts are finally drawing down bloated stocks.
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Sure, you might have a gorgeous classic Eames chair, but how can you improve on that and demonstrate to visitors that you're on the cutting edge?
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I think he's under a lot of pressure to come up with some things that he can demonstrate to the president that he's working on it.
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Some hard bargaining lies ahead, not least because Europe's leaders are keen to demonstrate to other potential waverers that exiting the club carries a heavy price.
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Kavanaugh, Caravans and Khashoggi demonstrate to the majority of Americans just how much America's values and America's image are in decline under Trump and the Republicans.
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Then demonstrate to your potential colleagues how your unique professional experience makes you particularly well-suited for this role, and a "must have" for their team.
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The best companies demonstrate that they will not tolerate sexual harassment and demonstrate to employees that they will investigate and deal with it if it occurred.
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Not only will this give you vital information that'll help you to continue to course-correct, it'll demonstrate to your manager a genuine desire to improve.
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Concerned that he would be blamed, he decided to try to demonstrate to Mr. Mueller that he and other White House lawyers had done nothing wrong.
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The Project was created in part "to demonstrate to those who destroy world heritage that their efforts are in vain," states digital humanities specialist Harold Short.
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The firm is seeking to demonstrate to the news media that Mr. Kabila does, in fact, intend to step down and hold free and fair elections.
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The arrival of such goods would also demonstrate to the Iranian public that the West isn't intent on simply pressuring it without an end in sight.
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The mission this year, according to Ed Lee of the NYT: to demonstrate to advertisers that Netflix and other streaming services still don't rule the roost.
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"We will take additional significant steps, including new sanctions to demonstrate to North Korea that there are consequences to its unlawful and dangerous actions," Power said.
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The governor will need to demonstrate to the Treasury, Homeland Security and the White House, why exactly this is a proper use of American taxpayer dollars.
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Talk of punishing Britain so as to demonstrate to other members of the club just how terrible the consequences of leaving would be has indeed largely evaporated.
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"Private hire operators must meet rigorous regulations, and demonstrate to TfL that they do so, in order to operate," the transportation regulation agency said in a statement.
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That same data can also help companies like solar panel providers demonstrate to potential customers how much money they would save, making it easier to sway them.
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This could all be just a short-lived scare tactic from a Trump administration trying to demonstrate to the Chinese government its willingness to take drastic measures.
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That is important because Beijing is seeking to demonstrate to Washington "they're not so desperate for a deal that they'll just roll over on anything," Rudd explained.
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A pro-government mob entered the parliament building during the meeting, in a clumsily stage-managed attempt to demonstrate to television viewers that a popular "revolution" continues.
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By restricting shipments, Saudi Arabia hopes to reduce U.S. stocks and demonstrate to skeptical traders that the long-awaited rebalancing of the global market is finally underway.
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Not only do those photos represent great memories, they demonstrate to others that social media isn't real life—and no one is expected to look picture perfect.
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It will demonstrate to his benighted people that his power is not to be challenged and that his nuclear weapons have given North Korea status and influence.
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They have to meet government targets for enrolling pupils, but they do not have to demonstrate to parents or anyone else that the children are learning anything.
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Mr. Ai says he wants to see family and friends, but he also wants to demonstrate to the Chinese authorities that he has not abandoned his homeland.
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The speech was the latest effort by Mr. Trump's campaign to demonstrate to voters that he can lay out detailed policy prescriptions to problems confronting the nation.
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By restricting shipments, Saudi Arabia hopes to reduce U.S. stocks and demonstrate to sceptical traders that the long-awaited rebalancing of the global market is finally underway.
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There is a modest step still available to Mr. Obama to demonstrate to the world that he is willing to acknowledge what has taken place at Guantánamo.
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The relevant exemption statute requires that any company applying for exemptions must demonstrate to regulators that their vehicle is as safe as any other on the roadway.
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That solidarity across communities is incredibly meaningful now as it will demonstrate to members of Congress the severity of this issue and wide consensus on acting now.
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"Perhaps crucially it would demonstrate to the EU parliamentary support for what the prime minister is asking for," she told parliament during the debate on the legislation.
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For each case, scientists have to demonstrate to the FDA that other treatments haven't improved the patient's health and explain how phages will get the job done.
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The goal: demonstrate to NASA that the spacecraft&aposs escape mechanisms that can whisk astronauts away from a failing rocket or other emergency arises during their ascent.
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This is a crucial moment for Washington -- a chance to demonstrate to the American people that our government still works and that our leaders can still lead.
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"We have never done anything other than demonstrate to a bunch of idiots that when they talk about Nazism, they better learn about it first," he said.
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" Trump said the new tariffs "uphold a principle of fair trade and demonstrate to the world that the United States will not be taken advantage of anymore.
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U.S. military intelligence officials have long said that Baghdadi's death-cult vision of an Islamic state requires him to demonstrate to his followers that he can control territory.
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" Napolitano, who has been critical of Kavanaugh in the past, suggested that Kavanaugh's decision might have been a "way to demonstrate to Dianne Feinstein that he's open-minded.
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Well, as I say, it's an education process, because what we try and demonstrate to them is that, actually, they will see real money coming out of this.
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Hawaii allows only people who work in security or who can demonstrate to law enforcement officials that they have an "exceptional case" to carry weapons, concealed or openly.
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President Trump called on the international community "to confront this global threat and publicly demonstrate to North Korea that there are consequences for their very, very bad behavior."
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Either way, it will ultimately be up to our leaders to demonstrate to the American public that fear must never be the primary driver of U.S. foreign policy.
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We urge our new president to demonstrate to the world the foresight and courage for which American presidents of both political parties have been praised in the past.
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To demonstrate to investors the great potential of this growing market, he first built up a clientele that provided Torch with sufficient recurring revenue and low churn rate.
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Mr. Guelman had a grandiose vision of transforming Perm to demonstrate to Russia's other lethargic provincial cities how they could become vibrant cultural capitals in their own right.
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It's one of the reasons we did this public option plan, to demonstrate to the country we could get better coverage at a cheaper cost with public involvement.
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"The Russians called their bluff, and now the Saudis are trying to demonstrate to the Russians what the cost is of a lack of cooperation," Professor Hertog said.
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It was also a message to the FARC, who needed to show real contrition in order to demonstrate to Colombians the authenticity of their commitment to the agreement.
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To obtain a search warrant, prosecutors must demonstrate to a judge that they have probable cause to believe that the premises to be searched contain evidence of crime.
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More important, banks had to demonstrate to regulators that such trades were for permitted purposes and were not the product of some clever trader's hunt for enhanced returns.
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Even most of Trump's other big-deal executive orders often seem to be more bark than bite, PR-friendly maneuvers to demonstrate to Trump's base he's working hard.
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" Trebek then invited all cancer survivors to the stage "to demonstrate to the world through the media covering this event that there is hope — that we can beat it.
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Greenberg said in her statement that the guild's disciplinary action needed to be transparent to demonstrate to aspiring artists that sexual harassment was not tolerated in the animation industry.
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Law enforcement needs to demonstrate to the public that it is possible to allow the government to have limited and exceptional access without compromising the security of encrypted communications.
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"We call upon the international community to stand together and demonstrate to North Korea that its reckless actions must have serious consequences," said Susan Rice, Obama's national security adviser.
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Further, to prove that Elizabeth was unlawfully removed, he'd need to demonstrate to a jury that Cummins employed "force, coercion, fraud or something to that effect," the prosecutor said.
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"The crackdown was intended by hardliners to demonstrate to (Iranian) President (Hassan) Rouhani and to Washington that a broader opening to the West ... would not be tolerated," Clapper wrote.
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"It seems to demonstrate to investors that management is looking to get the ship back on course, even if that means withholding executive compensation," said Morningstar analyst William Fitzsimmons.
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That's not only a win for diversity, but a way to demonstrate to the world that carrying a network dating show has nothing to the color of your skin.
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"Legitimate entities generally like to demonstrate to their investors that their money will be protected," Amy Spitalnick, spokeswoman for New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, said in a statement.
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The onus is on Azerbaijan to demonstrate to the U.S. and the international community that it truly wants to be a partner in peace with Armenia and the NKR.
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Encouraging this will help Google build connections to local businesses, as well as demonstrate to a wary Chinese government that its resources can still be put to good use.
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"I am going to demonstrate to the world that this electoral process is fraudulent," Velasquez told local radio in Bolivar, home to many of Venezuela's gold and diamond mines.
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"We are engaging in an all-hands-on-deck, coalition-wide effort to demonstrate to Senator Hawley that support for conservative judicial nominees is not negotiable," this person said.
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He used it to demonstrate to reporters and voters that he was in fact as electable as his competitor Hillary Clinton, seen as more experienced and "safer" on paper.
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Boeing has engines at the factory without the suspect parts, but CFM and Boeing "have to demonstrate to the FAA's satisfaction that the issue is not present," Jewell said.
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We find it baffling that parents would demonstrate to their children that in life major accomplishments can be purchased with cash, rather than earned through hard work and commitment.
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The sacrifice, she said, would have let the Chimú leaders demonstrate to their people the lengths to which they would go to appease the deities and protect the community.
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For blue states to remain competitive, it is certainly incumbent upon Democratic elected officials to demonstrate to voters how important high taxes are to the high functioning of the state.
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I hope Mr Trump treats this situation with the seriousness it deserves and works to demonstrate to the country that he has greater respect for women than this clip suggests.
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"I hope that Maryland's quick and decisive action ... will demonstrate to states around the country that this is a serious issue that can and must be dealt with," Lierman said.
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They then must demonstrate to the public and lawmakers that despite this possibility, it nonetheless is in our nation's interests to protect privacy by not allowing any limits on encryption.
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I hope Mr. Trump treats this situation with the seriousness it deserves and works to demonstrate to the country that he has greater respect for women than this clip suggests.
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Because it offers officials a way to demonstrate to the loser of an election and the public that yes, they really did get fewer votes than their opponent or opponents.
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By making a mildly witty remark, Hillary was able to put an end to the conversation, and also demonstrate to the show's listeners that she's not always a robot politician.
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Officials hope reviewing more comments will demonstrate to the judge that the administration gave adequate consideration to possible coverage losses, which the judge faulted them for ignoring in his ruling.
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And he wanted to demonstrate to national Republicans that he could win crossover support from women, Hispanics, black voters and Democrats, even in a state where they far outnumber Republicans.
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Based on his tweets, it is clear that Trump is eager to demonstrate to the world that he can make this work and accomplish what his predecessors failed to do.
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General Bajwa said Mr. Yadav told the Pakistanis to use a code phrase in communicating with the Indian authorities, to demonstrate to them who it was that they had captured.
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"[But] it's a temporary fix that should demonstrate to people how incredibly important it is for trans and non-binary [people] to have access to the medical treatments they need."
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So my advice is do a little research if you're not sure, but be more focused, because that'll demonstrate to an employer that you know what you want to pursue.
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This is seen an attempt by the prime minister to demonstrate to the EU that the country is serious about leaving even if it fails to reach a trade deal.
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During the appeals process the company may also seek to implement changes to demonstrate to a magistrate that it is fit and proper by the time of the appeal hearing.
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For you demonstrate to someone that you have any love feeling for this person not necessary have that it is this day every day, every moment you can do it.
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At the same time, they would need to demonstrate to the public that the Senate was taking its constitutional responsibilities seriously and not dismissing the House action out of hand.
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But it would also demonstrate to his supporters that Mr. Trump is a man of his word, putting American coal interests ahead of a global deal forged by Mr. Obama.
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"President Duda and I call on all nations to confront this global threat and publicly demonstrate to North Korea that there are consequences for their very, very bad behavior," he said.
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The occasion was staged for members of the community whose lives have been affected by gang violence, to show solidarity and demonstrate to the perpetrators of shootings that they are unafraid.
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" Texas Republican Will Hurd said the sanctions were "an important first step, but we must continue to demonstrate to Vladimir Putin, and other bad actors, that America won't tolerate this behavior.
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By removing the embargo as an excuse, the pressure falls squarely on the Cuban government to demonstrate to its people that it can grow through the existing socialist system and policies.
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The goal is two-fold: to fully prepare students for life after high school and demonstrate to military parents that their children are not being shortchanged academically by their continued service.
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But more than that, I want these students to demonstrate to their classmates, teachers, parents, administrators and the community at large that STEM education isn't just for the next Neil Armstrong.
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Swing vote Justice Anthony Kennedy disagreed but still voted with the conservative wing, and called upon future litigants to demonstrate to his satisfaction that partisan gerrymandering robbed them of fair representation.
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I was curious about what they were looking for in new hires, and what criteria were most important for a job candidate to demonstrate to increase their chances of being hired.
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A country willingly limits a class of weapons or the number of its nuclear arms, for example, to demonstrate to others that its ambitions are limited and it supports strategic stability.
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Still, I believe the tech is innovative enough that Nintendo should be pushing it harder — really demonstrate to developers why it's so sweet — instead of throwing in the towel so soon.
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She must demonstrate to the Banks children the nurturing potential of pleasure and fancy—"some stuff and nonsense could be fun," she sings—while gently encouraging them to mourn their mother.
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Yet her remarks made clear that she also sees political opportunity in her long-running feud with Mr. Trump, a way to demonstrate to Democrats that she will aggressively confront him.
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But Israelis are really going to take this thing to pieces and see whether they can demonstrate to the world that in fact is Iranian or operated by Iranians in Syria.
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Surely, he thought that he would be able to demonstrate to the world his lucidity and acumen, his grasp of the issues and his relish for rapprochement with his political adversaries.
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Their support for the long-sought changes may demonstrate to their voters, many who voted for Trump, that they can work with the President and not reflexively oppose anything he supports.
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"I got the A+, but all it did was demonstrate to me that if I was really smart I wouldn't have had to work so hard to get it," he said.
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A Senate version would allow automakers, within three years, to each sell up to 80,000 self-driving vehicles annually if they could demonstrate to regulators they are as safe as current vehicles.
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Experts say that those Canadian government sources might have actually been trying to provoke a reaction from investors to demonstrate to the Trump administration the perils of leaving the free trade agreement.
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Within three years, the Senate bill would allow automakers to each sell up to 80,000 self-driving vehicles annually if they could demonstrate to regulators they are as safe as current vehicles.
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His expectation, I think, was that I would tell a funny anecdote that would demonstrate to kids — hey, writers are people, just like you, and maybe someday you can be one, too.
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"We would be open to looking at a different structure in South Africa as long as I could demonstrate to all shareholders that it was something in their best interests," he said.
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Not only does it give you an opportunity to demonstrate to your interviewer that you took initiative, but you'll get a better idea if the company is the right fit for you.
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Under these circumstances, the European Union urgently needs to demonstrate to its citizens that it has the wherewithal to stand up for pluralism and the rule of law within its own family.
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Beijing intends to demonstrate to the American people that President Trump's 'America First' foreign policy comes with a cost: It is dangerous and risks real superpower conflict, not to mention economic crisis.
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Their support for the long-sought reform may also demonstrate to their voters, many who voted for Trump, that they can work with the president and not reflexively oppose anything he supports.
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And while the Saudis are confident they can restore production in the near term, confidence building measures are still needed to demonstrate to nervous nations that the market is stable, and resilient.
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The district's superintendent called the action "disruptive and against school regulations" in the letter, but clarified in a later statement that the students "have a right to demonstrate to support a cause."
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Your task is to demonstrate to Putin that you are a tough negotiator committed to pursuing American interests, and one that is not willing to offer concessions simply to win Putin's praise.
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But it did demonstrate to Australians how easy it is to participate in the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program —a free, simple home screening test sent to eligible people aged 50 to 74.
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I just don't think you understand Optimists argue that the sport provides multicultural role models, who demonstrate to a conservative audience that people of foreign ancestry can contribute positively to their chosen country.
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If they can get into one of them, then they'll call it a win and they'll be able to use that to demonstrate to themselves and their leadership that they have the capability.
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What we wanted to understand is, how can we still give a great opportunity or accessibility to our subscribers and, at the time, demonstrate to AMC that really they should be our partner.
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Vale said in a separate statement it would demonstrate to the court that the settlement agreed with the government represented the best way to repair and clean up the damage from the disaster.
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It was the second such test in a week and comes as the Air Force works to improve the Minuteman III missile's reliability and demonstrate to North Korea the U.S. nuclear deterrent capability.
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Each time the FISA warrant was renewed, the Justice Department would have had to demonstrate to a court that it had uncovered new intelligence showing that Page was having contact with foreign agents.
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Not for the first time, officials want to demonstrate to people at home and abroad that China, the world's second-largest economy after the United States, deserves a bigger role in global governance.
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But removing the outside consultants and lawyers would be a risky move for FIFA because the soccer body is relying on them to demonstrate to U.S. prosecutors that it is cooperating with them.
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"I hope Mr. Trump treats this situation with the seriousness it deserves and works to demonstrate to the country that he has greater respect for women than this clip suggests," Mr. Ryan said.
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If they choose to appeal, Uber will have the opportunity to publicly demonstrate to a magistrate whether it has put in place sufficient measures to ensure potential safety risks to passengers are eliminated.
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If nothing else, Mr. Xi and Mr. Kim, both masters of propaganda, can be expected to use the international media attention to demonstrate to Mr. Trump that they too are proficient deal makers.
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He has been looking for opportunities to demonstrate to his core voters that he is fighting to get it done, according to aides, and that he is being stopped by intractable political forces.
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People close to him said his resignation from the board was swiftly decided to demonstrate to Uber employees that he wanted to adhere to the standards he spoke about in the staff meeting.
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Once Democrats demonstrate to voters the huge jobs and security benefits of these successful clean-energy policies, they will find voters ready to support additional policies and economic benefits of addressing climate change.
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Instead, Google will try to demonstrate to investors that it's more than just an ad tech company by showing off Google's non-ad revenue and the business that its moonshots are bringing in.
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"The framework places the responsibility on banks to demonstrate to the Bank and publicly their preparedness for resolution and that they have identified the risks to successful resolution," said BoE Deputy Governor Jon Cunliffe.
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But last year, when obtaining planning permission to turn it from farmland into a habitable plot with mobile homes and mains electricity, they had to demonstrate to officials that they pursued a nomadic lifestyle.
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Brown said such tests basically function as a paper trail; in other words, many advisors and brokers administer them so they can demonstrate to regulators that they are making suitable recommendations for individual clients.
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South Korea had just held its first democratic election in 19883, and the Olympics were a way to demonstrate to the international community its newfound identity as a modern economy and emerging global power.
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The DME Oman Crude Oil Futures Contract has struggled to demonstrate to investors the deep liquidity needed to rival Brent and WTI, and achieved a considerably lower volume of traded contracts since its inception.
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As the history of previous North Korea agreements and the Iran deal demonstrate, to be sustainable, the agreement should be a treaty, which will require two-thirds support — therefore, bipartisan support — in the Senate.
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Yet for all of the service's phenomenal growth, Snapchat's parent must still demonstrate to potentially skittish stock market investors that it has a path to profitability if its offering is to soar, analysts say.
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But in the end, Trump couldn't resist flexing his negative presidential power one last time before Christmas, to demonstrate to the world how far he could go when he wanted to get his way.
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There's no hard-and-fast metric I can pull out to demonstrate to you that, objectively, NFL games are boring or bad, but considering the NFL's ratings this year, I'm not the only one.
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"Giving these startups a real platform for them to demonstrate to the world that technology is not just about the cool social media kind of things, but it is solving really difficult human problems."
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How can we engage their intellect and their curiosity and demonstrate to them that there's a different kind of learning experience they can have in museums and specifically at the New-York Historical Society?
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The Black Panthers' use of open carry to demonstrate to police that they were standing up against "tyranny" inspired California to make open carry illegal — and helped spur a nationwide wave of gun control.
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From Des Moines to Dallas, advocates in all parts of the country have taken 283,054 actions to demonstrate to policymakers that foreign assistance saves lives, builds economies, and keeps us safe here at home.
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If the company is able to do that, and demonstrate to investors that its pledge to achieve adjusted EBITDA profitability in 2021 is within reach, "I think this stock could materially outperform," Mahaney said.
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"Kamala is working hard to demonstrate to Granite Staters why she is the best candidate to defeat Trump," he said, noting a series of interviews and events Harris attended in New Hampshire this weekend.
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"There is a large majority in our Conference that want to demonstrate to the American people that they intend to keep the commitment they made in four straight elections to repeal ObamaCare," McConnell said.
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Boeing pilots later conducted a certification flight with the FAA on March 12, two days after the Ethiopian Airlines crash, to demonstrate to regulators that the updated software met certification requirements, the official said.
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"I hope Mr. Trump treats this situation with the seriousness it deserves and works to demonstrate to the country that he has greater respect for women than this clip suggests," Ryan said in a statement.
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US officials feel that Russians likely want to extend their air defense envelope out to Dier Ezzor to demonstrate to the world they and the Syrian regime are in control of wide swath of Syria.
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It's an immediately accessible piece of fun, and a strong proof of concept that can demonstrate to a general audience how magical it can feel for a real environment to be digitally transformed around them.
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If a company can't demonstrate to us that the size of the market that its solutions address is reasonable (for us, that is usually north of a $1 billion-per-year market), we usually pass.
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I have prepared myself carefully for this battle and when I step into the ring at Coney Island I will demonstrate to Mr. Corbett's satisfaction that what he said about me was all 'con' talk.
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"This will encourage the North Koreans to really want to demonstrate to the international community that they can; therefore, they might actually one day detonate a warhead on top of a missile test," he said.
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It is possible to obtain a FISA warrant on a U.S. person, but Justice Department officials would have to demonstrate to the court that the individual was acting as an agent of a foreign power.
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That strategy, backers argue, would demonstrate to voters that they're making good on the campaign promises that won them the lower chamber last year — and remain focused on those bread-and-butter issues looking ahead.
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Biden welcomed his former foes Buttigieg, Klobuchar and O'Rourke with warm words as he tried to demonstrate to Democratic voters across the country that he -- not Bloomberg -- was the consensus choice to take on Sanders.
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Mr. Trump's instinct is to appeal to core supporters who he fears will leave him, and he is the one who wants to demonstrate to them that he is continuing a hard line on immigration.
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"I made it happen," Mr. Lombardo said, adding that instead of a payment, he sought only an executive producer credit to demonstrate to his daughters that their father was once somebody in the film business.
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But climate change is a slow-building, largely invisible threat, hard to explain or demonstrate to the general public — which is one reason lavishly funded climate deniers have been so successful at obfuscating the issue.
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Where it stands: The FTC would have to ask for an injunction against Facebook in federal court, and demonstrate to a judge that harm to consumers is likely if Facebook proceeds with its integration plans.
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If it is to succeed, the Iraqi government must demonstrate to the world that it takes responsibility for the actions of its officials, adheres to Iraqi, American and international laws, and pays its legitimate debts.
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I would add that ESPN also needs to demonstrate to Wall Street how quickly it can grow a new stream of revenues from digital services which might offset and then grow beyond lost linear subscribers.
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That would allow us to get the evidence that could lead to a conviction, or otherwise demonstrate to the public this President's culture of corruption so that we remove him through the polls in 6900.
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Thus, as a result of being biracial, they told us that they felt that they had to become "even more Jewish" to demonstrate to their skeptical questioners that they were indeed members of that tribe.
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Or at least, that certainly seems to be the case as all of your favorite queens of the catwalk from the '80s and '90s continue to demonstrate to the masses just how aging gracefully is done.
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Until now, we'd never seen it done in this particular way — and as another Tweeter wisely pointed out: Should all correct cooking skills be based off of what the pros demonstrate to us on the tube?
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It's all meant to demonstrate to Trump how important his friendship is to Japan, particularly as the country begins talks with the United States on a new trade deal and as diplomacy with North Korea continues.
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She can also use the talks as a way to demonstrate to EU leaders that she is trying to find a way out of the U.K.'s political impasse, according to Mujtaba Rahman at Eurasia Group.
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Snap says that part of its motivation for launching this feature is to allow users to share content from within the app to demonstrate to people who aren't already on the platform what it can do.
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It will be imperative for the incoming secretary to demonstrate to the troops, the services, the department, the president, Congress, the nation and our allies that he or she possesses the skills and characteristics to succeed.
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Maryland is a national leader in combating climate change and we intend to continue to lead the way and demonstrate to our neighboring states the great progress we can make in the fight against climate change.
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Analysts have speculated that the execution of the four Shi'ites was partly to demonstrate to Saudi Arabia's majority Sunni Muslims that the government did not differentiate between political violence committed by members of the two sects.
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President Zelenskiy needed to show U.S. support at the highest levels in order to demonstrate to Russian President Putin that he had U.S. backing, as well as to advance his ambitious anti-corruption reforms at home.
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The answer is simple: to make trade negotiations more complicated, to put President Donald Trump in a seemingly no-win situation, and to demonstrate to Hong Kong, Taiwan and surrounding areas who is master of Asia.
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Its goal is to not just become a force that can wage war beyond the Earth but to deter war, to demonstrate to enemies of the United States that attacking its space assets would be folly.
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We must demonstrate to the American people that in our system of justice all are equal under law, and that there are not two sets of rules, one for Donald Trump and another for everybody else.
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Faced with negotiations over Britain's planned exit from the European Union, she needed to demonstrate to Continental Europeans and to British voters that she had a powerful alternative source of support and trade across the Atlantic.
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President Zelenskyy needed to show U.S. support at the highest levels in order to demonstrate to Russian President Putin that he had U.S. backing, as well as to advance his ambitious anti-corruption reforms at home.
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President Zelensky needed to show U.S. support at the highest levels in order to demonstrate to Russian President Putin that he had U.S. backing as well as to advance his ambitious anticorruption reform agenda at home.
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"It's time for us to act and to stand together, and to demonstrate to companies and to the European Court of Justice and to all interested stakeholders that we've come a very long way," Pritzker said.
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"It will be a great policy failure and demonstrate to the world that we are not ready for the new reality of a smart and innovative China," said Lord, adding Huawei's products are "safe and secure".
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He scheduled votes for Thursday on two plans to end the stalemate, one on Mr. Trump's terms and another Democratic version, mainly to demonstrate to the president that he did not have enough support to prevail.
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"If I cannot get a declaration from [Levandowski] then, Your Honor ... We're going to demonstrate to you that we are not using any of these things that they say he may have taken," Uber's attorney said.
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Kevin Ring, vice president of Families Against Mandatory Minimums, a Washington advocacy group lobbying against federal sentencing minimums, said that Kaine, like Clinton, will have to demonstrate to black voters that he has "evolved" on the issue.
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The company is clearly hoping to get away with the Amazon model of reinvesting in growth, but eventually Uber is going to have to demonstrate to investors, public or private, that it knows how to make money.
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It's time for Graham and other MOX supporters to stop pretending this is real policy making and demonstrate to the American people that they can, in fact, be champions of fiscal restraint and cut blatant wasteful spending.
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Fearing defeat in November congressional elections and possibly their control of the House of Representatives, conservatives want to demonstrate to their voter base that they have been pushing forward on Trump's demands to clamp down on immigration.
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Sanctions are also convenient politically — on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue, going after a nation's economy is a visible way to demonstrate to the American people that their government is taking stern action to address a problem.
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At the heart of the Field of the Cloth of Gold was an attempt, by both men, to simultaneously express their kingly kinship and to more implicitly demonstrate to the other the might of his fighting force.
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"I think we have a reasonable basis to believe right now that the impact is material, and we're looking to Yahoo to demonstrate to us the full impact," Craig Silliman, Verizon's general counsel, told reporters in Washington.
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But ultimately, if the FTC came knocking, it's going to be the brand's and the influencer's responsibility to demonstrate to the FTC, 'Don't worry about it, no one's confused here, everyone understands that we're all working together.
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Sebastián Liste's photographs of a ruined Aleppo are heartbreaking and demonstrate to me the all-too-common consequences of one ruler's outsize ego, the resistance to negotiation, the problems with nationalism and the colossal stupidity of war.
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If the United States and our NATO allies are willing to work with these countries as they join together on cyber, we could demonstrate to them (and our mutual rivals) that we are in this effort together.
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Posturing as a statesman being undermined at home by amateur politicians, she demanded a clear mandate from the voters to crush her opponents and demonstrate to European leaders that she was backed unequivocally by the British people.
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I became very familiar with this process: A big business promises thousands, hundreds or even dozens of jobs and waits for offers from mayors and governors eager to demonstrate to voters that they are bringing them jobs.
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These videos demonstrate to students how to step outside of their personal reader-to-text experiences and examine literature from a wider lens — to see a story, memoir, essay or poem from the perspective of its creator.
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EDF would have to demonstrate to nuclear safety authority ASN, that it is properly managing the aging reactor, while improving safety and environmental levels, taking into account new measures place since the 2011 Fukushima accident in Japan.
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His challenge is like Williamson's: In an election in which Democratic voters are desperate to defeat Trump and uneasy about nominating a political novice, he needs to demonstrate to the broader electorate why he should be taken seriously.
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Hyman says while she won't check out entirely, in contrast, she wants to demonstrate to her employees that they can really take the three months of paid leave and two months of flexible leave that the company allows.
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"I think we have a reasonable basis to believe right now that the impact is material and we're looking to Yahoo to demonstrate to us the full impact," Verizon's lawyer Craig Silliman said in a statement to reporters.
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Zuckerberg, who founded Facebook in his Harvard University dorm room in 2004, is fighting to demonstrate to critics that he is the right person to go on leading what has grown into one of the world's largest companies.
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Updating the law with trafficking will help in efforts to collect data and "demonstrate to the community and to other governments, to the public at large that there's a problem here and it's reaching crisis levels," she said.
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"We want to demonstrate to people how much progress has been made to our overall mission, which is to deploy this technology at very large scale and the most complex environments with the right safety," Ammann told CNBC.
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With the second public comment period coming to a close last week, it is imperative that we join together from all different segments of this great state to demonstrate to the Administration that Alaskans overwhelmingly support OCS development.
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" Her "sheer duplicity," he said, "should demonstrate to everyone how poorly the allegations against Mr. Weinstein were actually vetted and accordingly, cause all of us to pause and allow due process to prevail, not condemnation by fundamental dishonesty.
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Many business leaders say they recognize climate change as a serious problem and that they are under pressure to demonstrate to their customers and employees, as well as governments and regulators, that they are doing something about it.
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Most of the ERI money is being used to demonstrate to the world that the US can be relied on to intervene in the event of a major security challenge from Russia — and be effective when it does.
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It is essential that US authorities provide substance and demonstrate to EU stakeholders that the system is in place and works effectively so that this instrument ensures real and effective protection to EU data according to EU standards.
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Leadership analysis might give clues Hong Kong protests present Trump, Xi with painful choices MORE needs to demonstrate to his people that he stared down Goliath and has tangible reassurance that the United States will not preemptively strike.
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" The United States, he added, had deliberately provoked the episode in the Philippine Sea in an effort to "demonstrate to us the supposed strength of the American fleet and lawless behavior in the wide expanse of global seas.
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"President Zelensky needed to show U.S. support at the highest levels in order to demonstrate to Russian President Putin that he had U.S. backing, as well as to advance his ambitious anti-corruption reforms at home," Holmes said.
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As the American experts on Ukraine all testified in the impeachment hearings, Mr. Zelensky needed a meeting with Mr. Trump both to strengthen his position against Russia and to demonstrate to his people that they are not alone.
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These urban centers can demonstrate to the rest of the country how a majority of the voters can respect the minority, and vice versa, by bringing decision-making closer to the people and by holding officials genuinely accountable.
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" The cable also says that a visa applicant "seeking medical treatment in the United States must demonstrate to the consular officer's satisfaction that they have both the means and the intent to pay for all treatment-related costs.
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A few simple metrics can demonstrate to investors the health and viability of your company, and they can show you which levers to pull that will best optimize your company for investor interest (and secure a higher price).
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But if we all wore them, Jews and non-Jews, men and women alike, perhaps we could demonstrate to the haters in our city that an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us.
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"The speed which the governor called the session, the partisan demands for floor votes, the roadshow all demonstrate to me how the whole thing is just an election year stunt," Cox said at a news conference following the adjournment.
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If the boost to growth would be less than stellar—the EU projects a long-term GDP increase of 0.76%—a deal between two economic giants would still demonstrate to the world that globalisation can survive an American retreat.
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Researchers enact and enforce social codes, just like the cool kids' lunch table did, to demonstrate to the wider world who they are, what they stand for, and also who they're not and what they definitely don't stand for.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgarian prosecutors said on Monday they would investigate wealthy Bulgarians who drive luxury cars or own expensive real estate, part of a drive to demonstrate to the European Union that the country is serious about tackling corruption.
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That is called "implementation day," and it is crucial to Mr. Rouhani, who wants to demonstrate to voters that he has succeeded in getting oil and financial sanctions lifted, and Iranian funds unfrozen, ahead of a critical parliamentary election.
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"China's strategic goal is to frustrate US and maintain division of peninsula," Lee said, adding that the US must continue to demonstrate to both Beijing and Pyongyang that all options remain on the table through shows of military force.
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Gathering intelligence But before Manis and his FBI colleagues could launch a full federal investigation in Idaho, agents had to demonstrate to the US attorney general the presence of a real threat to the United States and its interests.
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Under the regulation, companies mining noncoal minerals like gold, silver, copper or lead would have to demonstrate to the EPA that they can afford cleanup costs once the mine is closed, through mechanisms like bonds, insurance or self-insurance.
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"I think we have a reasonable basis to believe right now that the impact is material, and we're looking to Yahoo to demonstrate to us the full impact," Craig Silliman, Verizon's general counsel, told reporters in Washington on Thursday.
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For Phillips, Ms. Adriana's exhibition announces the house's ambitious plans to bring its jewelry department to the same level as its contemporary art and design business, and demonstrate to its young, urban clientele that jewelry also can be collectible.
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"President Zelensky needed to show U.S. support at the highest levels in order to demonstrate to Russian President Putin that he had U.S. backing, as well as to advance his ambitious anticorruption reform agenda at home," said Mr. Holmes.
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"One of the big reasons we decided to go forward with the agreement was to demonstrate to the South Koreans, North Koreans and Chinese that the U.S. was committed to this relationship for the long haul," Mr. Green said.
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According to a representative for LWC, a primary reason for the letter was to emphasize that the workers' campaign is not anti-semitic; another was to demonstrate to the workers that they do have allies within the Jewish community.
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Finally, if you registered as an LLC to protect your liability, intermixing your business and personal finances can demonstrate to a court that there isn't a clear line between the two, and someone could come after your personal assets more easily.
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One of the things I've told my team and the people we work with is our ability to demonstrate to the market that we can be marching toward profitability, which is an indicator we will be one of the ones standing.
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They believed Ukraine under Zelensky was a more trusted ally than previous Ukrainian regimes, and that a visit between Trump and Zelensky could demonstrate to the Russian government that the US embraced a free Ukraine, according to two of the sources.
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After finishing three modules, the system locks down for six weeks, during which time employees are expected to demonstrate to their supervisors what they've learned while on the job, said Pippa Pomeroy, Wal-Mart's senior director of HR strategy and training.
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The source told CNN that the Ukrainians drafted the statement to demonstrate to Trump and Giuliani, who they knew had influence with Trump, that there was a new team in Ukraine with Zelensky that was committed to cleaning up corruption.
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If nothing else, said Mr Timmermans, the decision to place the issue in governments' hands would demonstrate to sceptical Poles that the EU's troubles with their leaders amount to more than the fevered imaginings of "one madman in the commission".
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"We are in favor of a reversal in the burden of proof to the effect that in the future, banks will have to demonstrate to the satisfaction of their supervisors that they don't pose a systemic risk," von Weizsaecker told Reuters.
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"This is first and foremost a personal moment for her — but it also helps demonstrate to young women that holding leadership positions needn't be a barrier to having children (if you want to)," Nicola Sturgeon, the first minister of Scotland, tweeted.
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"If you wanted to demonstrate to the international community that you were a responsible member of it and you were genuinely interested in regional peace and security, these are not the sorts of missiles you would be test launching," she said.
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" The U.S. president said North Korea had behaved in a "very, very dangerous manner" and he called on all nations "to confront this global threat and publicly demonstrate to North Korea that there are consequences for their very, very bad behavior.
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"What you saw locally was the local people, the community... using the trucking operation as a lever really to demonstrate to the national government that the security situation on the ground had to improve," Tullow's Chief Executive Paul McDade told Reuters.
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For the Fernández-Fernández and Macri-Pichetto tickets the primordial goal is to demonstrate to elites and voters that they are well-positioned to achieve a first round victory in October or to force a runoff and be victorious in November.
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There's even a baffling moment in which Ani, who is theoretically close friends with Jessica, decides to sleep with her friend's rapist, which is supposed to demonstrate to the audience that she sees something inside of him that is worth saving.
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"I used the videos to demonstrate to the court that we had severe concerns about those practices and evidence to support our contention," said Ms. Dallaire, whose law firm was involved in a few other cases involving Dr. Davis-Boutte.
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Letter To the Editor: The strong showings by Democrats in the last two special elections for the House, in Georgia and Kansas, should demonstrate to all candidates, especially Republicans, that voters are angry at the actions of the Trump administration.
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"The visit will serve as an opportunity to demonstrate to future generations our resolve not to repeat the horror and suffering of war as well as an opportunity to showcase the reconciliation between Japan and the United States," he added.
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Another is to refuse to sell generic drug makers the samples of brand drugs that they need to conduct tests in order to demonstrate to Food and Drug Administration regulators that a generic is as effective as the brand name drug.
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Poland's Deputy Foreign Minister Konrad Szymanski said Warsaw would soon publish an explanation of some 13 laws PiS has passed on the court system to demonstrate to other EU states it acted to rid Poland of the vestiges of communist rule.
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"The fact that he continues to remain unaware of the inappropriateness of his actions or words demonstrate to me he may well be an ongoing danger or risk to the community," she said Wednesday, according to the New York Daily News.
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Strong support for the amendment - if it is put to a vote on Tuesday - will allow May to demonstrate to the European Union that changes to the backstop could be enough to allow her to get parliamentary approval for a deal.
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The US should continue with show of force exercises near North Korea to demonstrate to the regime that it will pay a heavy price for any aggression to our allies in the region, such as the B-1 nuclear bomber overflights in September.
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"I think being able to demonstrate [to investors] that we are a company that is able to deliver multiple growth engines and is able to incubate and execute upon a few different opportunities, I think that's a really important story," Harford told Recode.
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Christie was never indicted in the Bridgegate scandal, but defense counsel for those who were sought Christie&aposs cellphone to demonstrate to jurors the governor&aposs involvement in the plot to shut down lanes near the George Washington Bridge for political retaliation.
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And even if you won't personally be hitting the books, there's still something about this time of year that inspires grand plans of reinvention and finding new ways to demonstrate to everyone you know just how much you've really changed over the summer.
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"We are wearing headscarves showing our support, love and solidarity, and hope that by everybody doing this it will demonstrate to Muslim women ... that they are one with us," said Robyn Molony, 65, with a group of friends wearing headscarves at Hagley Park.
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"We need to demonstrate to the Iranians that we are working to uphold the (nuclear) agreement in the face of U.S. sanctions, to keep them in, but also saying that we can only move so far, so fast," a third diplomat said.
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He also might wish to demonstrate to everyone around him -- both in his own country and in the region -- that he is a strong leader who can intimidate the United States, the country which every North Korean is told to hate from birth.
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For the US, a deal would shore up the UK's decision to leave the EU, which Trump famously supported, and would demonstrate to the world that the US was serious about negotiating new bilateral trade deals and not just solely pursuing protectionist polices.
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"It is the challenge of this government to demonstrate to Congress that this is a thing very close to terrorism, or it could be said in some circumstances is terrorism, and to have a more severe application of the law," Garcia told reporters.
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"The challenge for us internally ... is to be able to demonstrate to the world that what [Sears has] built is something that can stand up against the best competition that's out there," Lampert said Tuesday, ahead of the company's annual shareholders' meeting.
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That typically requires prosecutors to demonstrate to either a judge or jury that the individual has a "mental abnormality" or personality disorder that impairs their ability to control themselves, and that they would therefore be likely to engage in violent acts if released.
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In March, scientists from the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) brought one of MegaVision's multispectral imaging systems to Dubrovnik to demonstrate to conservationists, researchers, and government officials how the technology can be deployed to reveal ancient text and preserve fading medieval manuscripts.
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Again, the purpose of this "rocket docket" is to incent private sector license holders to develop business plans—again, plans that they have the burden ultimately to demonstrate to be in the public interest—to repurpose current licenses for a higher-value use.
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"We want to demonstrate to people how much progress is made to over our overall mission, which is to deploy this technology at very large scale and the most complex environments with the right safety," said Dan Ammann, president of General Motors.
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We have the opportunity to demonstrate to the world what real free trade looks like, the type of trade that President Trump has urged, based on zero tariffs and zero manipulations of regulations that give one side or the other an advantage.
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This smaller-scale agreement would serve as a valuable placeholder on the way towards more intensive negotiations in the future, all the while forcing Pyongyang to demonstrate to the international community that it is in fact willing and able to meet its commitments.
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"The sheer duplicity of her conduct is quite extraordinary and should demonstrate to everyone how poorly the allegations against Mr. Weinstein were actually vetted and accordingly, cause all of us to pause and allow due process to prevail, not condemnation by fundamental dishonesty."
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"If confirmed, one of my highest priorities will be to better demonstrate to the public, Congress and the media the importance of our mission to homeland security and public safety — and why our agency's existence should not be up for debate," he said.
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FISA warrants require the approval of top FBI and Justice Department officials, and law enforcement has to demonstrate to the court that there is reason to believe that the subject of the investigation may be acting as an agent of a foreign power.
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Everyone's tweets and posts condemning the NRA and the politicians who carry their water are fine, but they don't do much more than make you feel a little better and demonstrate to your friends that you're on the right side of the issue.
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These signals are critical in showing not only U.S. awareness of the stakes and potentially readiness to help Belarus return to Europe, but also to demonstrate to Moscow that the U.S. and presumably our allies in Europe will not tolerate such aggression.
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Demonstrate to your boss how much easier communication and file sharing could be on cheaper, more secure cloud storage and introduce simple systems that everyone can use, with easy-to-follow guidelines that even entry-level employees can manage without getting lost. 4.
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It is an immediate way to not only demonstrate to an audience that you don't care about the material loss of an object, but also show that you are willing to engage in a violent act against your own property to nail the point home.
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" Obama said that the US would work with Asian allies, the UN Security Council and international partners to implement existing measures and "take additional significant steps, including new sanctions to demonstrate to North Korea that there are consequences to its unlawful and dangerous actions.
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" House Speaker Paul Ryan, who said he was "sickened" by Trump's comments, went on, "I hope Mr. Trump treats this situation with the seriousness it deserves and works to demonstrate to the country that he has greater respect for women than this clip suggests.
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"The sheer duplicity of her conduct is quite extraordinary and should demonstrate to everyone how poorly the allegations against Mr. Weinstein were actually vetted and accordingly, cause all of us to pause and allow due process to prevail, not condemnation by fundamental dishonesty," Braffman added.
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It wasn't all that long ago that much of the press was writing off the Surface line as little more than a proof of concept for the company — a way to demonstrate to consumers and manufacturers alike what could be accomplished with Windows 10 .
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"We're not only natural in how we source our products and how they're made; it's important for us to demonstrate to people that the herb can be a natural part of life, which was the way Bob viewed it," says Zack Hutson, Marley Natural spokesman.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Lisk, the decentralized blockchain application platform based in Berlin, said on Wednesday it has opened its financial records to the public in the interest of transparency and to demonstrate to its thousands of investors its intent to make its project work.
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Ms Tsai should swiftly demonstrate to President Xi Jinping that her priority is not to seek to upset the balance across the strait but to take on domestic concerns: build more affordable housing, fix the crisis in the pensions system and raise the minimum wage.
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Those spending the funds (grantees or sub-grantees) must demonstrate to the federal government that the money is being spent for its intended purposes, that it is not being wasted or spent recklessly, and that any vendors or partners follow suit, among other requirements.
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Act by doing something that you think will ease those feelings, like developing a safety plan, prepping a go bag, or even just talking to a friend about it—something that will demonstrate to yourself that you're addressing your anxiety in an appropriate way.
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One time, way after that, when I was defending a guy facing drug charges in federal court, I actually used the M&Ms thing to demonstrate to the judge just how small of a quantity we were talking about, and it really made the point.
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Now, he has a better shot of losing than winning, but the fact that he has any shot at all should demonstrate to Democrats that more non-white voters entering the electorate is no guarantee of a massive shift in their chance of victory.
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"A new Special Representative... would be a lasting legacy of the World Humanitarian Summit and demonstrate to vulnerable countries and communities that we take seriously one of the greatest security threats of our generation," Waqa said during a roundtable on natural disasters and climate change.
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"If confirmed, one of my highest priorities will be to better demonstrate to the public, Congress, and the media the importance of our mission to homeland security and public safety — and why our agency's existence should not be up for debate," Vitiello said. Sen.
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The NSA must be able to demonstrate to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court that, not only is every target of data collection both outside the United States and a non-American citizen, but each is associated with one of three specific national security categories.
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Ebadi also puts Iranian involvement in the Syrian civil war into context, arguing that Iran's leadership not only wants to advance its geopolitical interests but also aims to demonstrate to its own people how a popular uprising at home would be mercilessly struck down.
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"The sheer duplicity of her conduct is quite extraordinary and should demonstrate to everyone how poorly the allegations against Mr. Weinstein were actually vetted and accordingly, cause all of us to pause and allow due process to prevail, not condemnation by fundamental dishonesty," Brafman concluded.
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Parents interviewed at a range of campaign events said they often felt like this political moment resembled a tawdry reality TV show, and they brought their children to see the 2020 candidates to try to demonstrate to them that politics can be something different.
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The pressure to complete that difficult task will mount in the days ahead as the October 1 fiscal year deadline approaches and Republicans, who control both chambers on the Hill, try to demonstrate to voters they can govern effectively and deserve to remain in power.
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Much as Mr. Trump's aggressive rhetoric about North Korea — like his threat at the United Nations to "totally destroy" the country — appeals to his core supporters, Mr. Kim needs to demonstrate to his people that he is not backing down from foreign threats, analysts said.
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Not only is the former vice president under immense pressure to win South Carolina, a state he has long portrayed as his firewall, but he must also demonstrate to the other Democrats in the race that he is the preferred candidate of African-American voters.
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But legal analysts say that Mr. Weinstein's defense lawyers will have to demonstrate to Justice Burke that the officers were connected to the investigation that led to the current charges against Mr. Weinstein and that the allegations of misconduct are relevant to the case.
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"In the end, really what this is, is an opportunity to collectively demonstrate to American society that even though we disagree and even though others may disagree, it is possible to come together on common ground and solve big problems like this," he added.
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" Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson took a different position, saying on "Fox News Sunday" that Mr. Trump had merely been trying to demonstrate to the Russian officials that he was "not going to be distracted by all these issues that are here at home.
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In my view, we would have been much better off if the strongest Democratic supporters of reform united behind the bill I have described, offering their colleagues from tougher districts the chance to demonstrate to their community bankers their support for their legitimate concerns.
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I took the opportunity to share my frustrations of the past five years in various media outlets for the sole purpose to demonstrate to the world that I too could manufacture "gossip/fakeness" and create a lot of unnecessary drama that simply didn't make any sense.
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Pinterest executives emphasize that their hope is to build an advertising business that not only touches users at each point of their buying lifecycle but demonstrate to brands that the ads they showed to them at the very beginning of their awareness led to a conversion.
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"I think being able to demonstrate [to investors] that we are a company that is able to deliver multiple growth engines and is able to incubate and execute upon a few different opportunities; I think that's a really important story," Uber COO Barney Harford previously told Recode.
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The U.S. should ensure that Turkey gets the intelligence and airpower support it needs to not get crossways with Russian and Iranian forces (or maybe to do just that), and to demonstrate to Erdogan that Turkey's real friend is NATO, and not Russia, China, or Iran.
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PERHAPS WE CAN DEMONSTRATE THE KIND OF COOPERATION AND KIND OF TRUST AND BUILD A BRIDGE BETWEEN OUR TWO COMPANIES THAT PERHAPS THE POLITICIANS CANNOT DO AT THIS TIME, AND DEMONSTRATE TO AMERICA AND TO CHINA THAT WE ARE MUCH MORE THE SAME THAN WE ARE DIFFERENT.
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The United States has the opportunity to defeat anti-Semitism once and for all, but first it must call it out for what it is and demonstrate to its offenders that those who declare prejudicial and bigoted remarks will be forced to face real and tangible consequences.
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Just as the United States has worked to make its commitment to real and tangible, European members now have an opportunity to demonstrate to the American people their commitment to our collective security and invest in the cohesion that NATO needs to thrive for years to come.
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An independent Chairperson could address several of these recommendations, particularly the need to serve as an independent check on Uber's management and the need to demonstrate to Uber's employees, partners, and customers that the Board is taking the investigation and the need for governance reform seriously.
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"The next weeks of talks will therefore likely be noisy, as the SPD will, at the very least, have to demonstrate to its own membership that it is negotiating hard," Carsten Nickel, deputy director of research at Teneo Intelligence, said in a note on Sunday evening.
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Schumer also told his troops to press McConnell on taking up election security bills and House-passed legislation like universal background checks for firearm sales, an effort to demonstrate to voters that Democrats still want to work on legislation despite the impeachment inquiry, the Democratic aide said.
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"In order to win the Democratic presidential nomination, candidates must demonstrate to Black voters — through policy solutions and moral conviction — an unyielding commitment to halting the rise of bigotry and curbing widening racial disparities in our economic, healthcare, and education systems," Shropshire said in a statement.
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And despite some expectations management, Mr. Devine betrayed some high confidence when he said that a convincing showing here, especially one that drew on independents and young people, would demonstrate to the Democratic establishment that it was Mr. Sanders who was able to bring new voters into the process.
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Some are banned for being too sexy, which is perhaps intentional – controversy is publicity – but all perfume ads are "sexy", dripping with wealth, trying to sell you a lifestyle rather than an actual scent, because – obviously – there's no way to demonstrate to the consumer what the perfume smells like.
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"I took the opportunity to share my frustrations of the past five years in various media outlets for the sole purpose to demonstrate to the world that I too could manufacture 'gossip/fakeness' and create a lot of unnecessary drama that simply didn't make any sense," Ayers says.
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Interestingly, when Robert said, "If the Targaryen girl convinces her horselord husband to invade and the Dothraki horde crosses the Narrow Sea... we won't be able to stop them," he was speaking of the very same same power Dany was attempting to demonstrate to Jon in this week's episode.
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Meserve says she's confident this will enable it to not only demonstrate to individual patients the efficacy of the prescribed treatment but also enable it to present findings to the wider medical community — with the aim of demonstrating "the safety and efficacy of telehealth" for this particular use-case.
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"I really think we need equality for all, and on top of that I'm a minority, so I feel this isn't just a march for women, it's also a march for minorities to demonstrate to the new president that he has to keep us in mind," he said.
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This is an opportunity for the incoming Trump administration to demonstrate to the American people that their nominees will be effective arbiters and protectors of equal rights under the law, civil rights, national security, environmental protections, health care security, educational opportunities, workers' rights, fair diplomacy and international relations.
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On the other hand, there may be some merit to acknowledging the existence of a selected program or programs, while preserving their details on a highly classified basis, to demonstrate to allies and potential adversaries that the United States remains in a class by itself as a military superpower.
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Neumann cashed out more than $700 million from the company in a mix of stock sales and debt — the S-1 says his last stock sale was in "late 2017" — not a great look for a founder trying to demonstrate to others why they should buy the stock.
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Ms. Collins said she had stalled the introduction of important bills because of the shutdown, and she stressed that the Senate needs to "demonstrate to the American people that we can work together on issues that really affect them," such as infrastructure, prescription drug pricing and retirement security.
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Those objectives are to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe; exact an increasingly heavy toll on Assad and his allies for prosecuting their offensive; create leverage for future diplomacy; and demonstrate to regional allies that we can be an effective, engaged and reliable partner, provided they're willing to do their share.
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"The final rule also codifies a requirement that B visa applicants who seek medical treatment in the United States must demonstrate, to the satisfaction of the consular officer, their arrangements for such treatment and establish their ability to pay all costs associated with such treatment," the statement read.
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Since this idea is an obvious non-starter, Pfaff advocates a program of "graduated release," in which a small number of inmates would be released at the age of forty, and then tracked, in order to demonstrate to the public how small the actual risk of re-offending is.
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Netflix will always owe a considerable debt to these two shows (as, for that matter, will streamers like Amazon and Hulu), which helped demonstrate -- to the public and, just as significantly, Hollywood talent and their gatekeepers -- that the service was a viable destination for premium series and marquee names.
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The leaders of the two nations have realized they "have a responsibility to demonstrate to other Asian nations that rules-based free trade is the best foundation for shared prosperity not just in Korea and Japan, but all across Asia and the world," Koll told CNBC via an email.
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Such a deal -- allied to the reforms we are making to our own economy to ensure wealth and opportunity is spread across our land -- can demonstrate to those who feel locked out and left behind that free markets, free economies and free trade can deliver the brighter future they need.
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"If someone has a view on how they would like to see something consolidated in South Africa, we are open to the conversation, but I would have to be able to demonstrate to all of our shareholders that it created value," he said after Anglo announced annual results in February.
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This week at CES, the international consumer electronics show in Las Vegas, a host of startup companies will demonstrate to global automakers how the sensor technology that watches and analyzes drivers, passengers and objects in cars will mean enhanced safety in the short-term, and revenue opportunities in the future.
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Legvold said Putin wants to demonstrate to the world that he knows how to swiftly and efficiently use his forces and then get out, in contrast to the United States and other countries engaged in messy interventions — a message he does not mind conveying to states in his immediate neighborhood.
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Trump came to support the criminal justice reform bill on Wednesday after White House officials were able to demonstrate to him that there is a growing coalition of support for the bill, representing people on different sides of the political spectrum and law enforcement groups, a senior White House official said.
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Nordstrom has formed a special committee of independent directors to review the bid given the family's 31 percent stake in the company, and it is not unusual for initial offers in such situations to come in low, as both sides seek to demonstrate to shareholders that tough negotiations are under way.
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US Air Force F-15s and F-35s, along with B-52 bombers, are now flying visible air patrols over the Persian Gulf, according to a US official, who said that the flights were designed to demonstrate to both Iran and US allies that US forces are in a deterrence mode.
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That possibility prompted speculation that Russia had acceded to the idea of a demilitarized zone to demonstrate to the United Nations and others warning against an offensive that the rebels do not want a peaceful settlement and must therefore be removed by force, as Syria has wanted to do all along.
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"Whether you're a large asset manager or whether you're hedge fund, private equity firm or small investment adviser, if you are buying data you need to be able to demonstrate to the regulators ... how you have an effective compliance program to control that that's material non-public information," he said.
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" JASON WARE, CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER AT ALBION FINANCIAL GROUP IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, "It seems that Powell is trying to, in a soft way, demonstrate to the market that the Fed continues to be aware of the downside risks and is actively willing to support the economic expansion as needed.
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Yet Pyongyang's decision to participate in the games, while also sending high-profile officials to the event, reflects not only North Korea's interest in sports as a pastime, but also an attempt to demonstrate to the world another side of the country, at least on a sporting and cultural level.
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"I think it is more important that the United States continue to demonstrate to the world that we value a free press, that we hold our close allies to high standards and that we will continue to stand for the basic values that define the United States," Coons said. Sens.
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"Beijing aims to demonstrate to the Taiwan electorate that the K.M.T. is the party best-suited in managing cross-strait relations, while at the same time maintaining informal channels of communication with the D.P.P. and third parties in order to remain abreast of their views and strategic thinking," Ms. Drun wrote.
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"Some people have said our pathway to the majority is to do well in working-class districts where Trump was able to win last year and demonstrate to those voters that they have been sold a bill of goods," said Achim Bergmann, a Democratic campaign consultant working on several House races.
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Corker said he would be willing to consider a sanctions bill soon after that if, as he expected, Tillerson does not demonstrate to the panel that there has been significant change by Russia in Syria, where Moscow has been supporting President Bashar al-Assad in that country's six-year-old civil war.
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No matter what, seeing a super-macho, hypermasculine leading man like Ryan Reynolds end up on the receiving end of a strap-on dildo will hopefully demonstrate to audiences that it's fun and totally okay to experiment with power dynamics during sex, as long as both partners are willing and consenting adults.
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A recess appointment not only would give Judge Kavanaugh a decent opportunity to restore his reputation, it would create needed space for intervening elections, wherein one side or the other can demonstrate to the people why they should be our governors when the long-term, tie-breaking Supreme Court justice is chosen.
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But you can see why he might be interested: he loves these summits for reasons of ego and vanity, he can demonstrate to the Europeans that he can do diplomacy, he can outflank the Democrats who have criticized his warlike position on Iran without giving up much in return or loosening sanctions.
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Bronzaft obtained three years' worth of reading-test scores from the school's principal—"I must say, he was an activist principal," she said—and was able to demonstrate to the city that the sixth graders on the track side of the building had fallen about eleven months behind those on the quieter side.
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None of this is to position myself as a perfect example of an environmentalist, but rather to demonstrate to people like me who read this column that it is never too late to start trying, that every small effort matters, and that you can do it in communities of late-reformers like me.
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Mahindra has built around 3,000 off-road Roxors and is using the model, which starts at around $183,000, to demonstrate to American consumers and dealers "acutely aware of our previous experience" here that the Indian automaker can build a reliable product before it launches mainstream models for use on American roads, Haas told Reuters.
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Here's how it went from airline status symbol to reject in just 10 years"We want to demonstrate to our members that we are committing to them for the long-haul and giving customers a lifetime to use miles is an exceptionally meaningful benefit," United's vice president of loyalty, Luc Bondar, said in an announcement.
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It was a chance for Trump to make a show of strength in his first meeting with top Democrats following Republican losses in the midterm elections and to demonstrate to his base that he's committed after securing an agreement for a Senate vote on criminal justice reform legislation panned by some law-and-order conservatives.
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"The movement has fundamentally changed, since people want to come to these to meet others, to feel a part of the team, so to speak, and to also demonstrate to the outside world that this a real movement and that we want a place at the table," Mr. Spencer said in an interview on Friday.
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"Surely the leadership of the Democratic Party must now see that the criteria chosen have not served to demonstrate to Democratic voters or to the Nation the breadth and depth of diverse talent in the field, and must reconsider the criteria for participating in, as well as the format for, future debates," Patrick said.
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"Sudan remains under a legal obligation to transfer these suspects to the ICC to stand trial unless it can demonstrate to the judges of the ICC that it is willing and able to genuinely prosecute them for the same cases," ICC chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda told the United Nations' 15-member Security Council in June.
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But what really confirms is the fact that Mueller got what's called a "no knock" warrant, which requires him to demonstrate to the judge that there's good reason why the FBI should not have to knock and announce their presence, and the only conceivable reason to do that is a concern about the destruction of evidence.
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"For me, Zapad represents an opportunity for the Russians to demonstrate that they are committed to security and stability in Europe also through transparency, by inviting media, by inviting observers, more than the minimums required by Vienna, to demonstrate, to show what's going on, to be transparent," U.S. lieutenant general Ben Hodges told reporters in Vilnius.
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In Seoul, Moon's professed anger at not being briefed on the total number of launchers in each THAAD battery may be a way for him to demonstrate to his constituents that he is still paying attention to the issue, while also finding some way to perhaps move to restrict or reduce the THAAD without directly confronting the United States.
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The race moved from trending toward a steady-if-not-impressive GOP victory to losable, mostly due to the failure of Republicans in the House to demonstrate to its own partisans that they had a healthcare plan, fine-tuned over 6 years of political fights, which could convince Americans that the GOP knows how to solve this vexing problem.
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In order to get the OK to raid Cohen's office, prosecutors would have had to get approval from high up — in this case from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein — and demonstrate to a federal magistrate both probable cause and the need for a warrant instead of a subpoena (such as a concern that Cohen might destroy evidence), Litman explained.
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Republican authors of the bill, including Senators Mike Lee of Utah, Charles E. Grassley of Iowa and John Cornyn of Texas, have been reaching out to try to win the backing of other Republicans to demonstrate to Senator Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican and majority leader, that the bipartisan measure has strong support on both sides of the aisle.
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But his predecessor, Dr. Ken Warren, who helped organize and participated in some of the meetings as acting director of the alcohol abuse institute, acknowledged in an interview that the scientists' presentations were meant to both "demonstrate to the industry that the study was feasible" and "to determine if they had interest in taking part" as funders.
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Taking it a step further, a Democratic Party based on urban cosmopolitan business liberalism runs the risk not only of leading to the continued marginalization of the minority poor, but also — as the policies of the Trump administration demonstrate — to the continued neglect of the white working-class electorate that put Trump in the White House.
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And you know, everybody needs a first job, but I also think if you can demonstrate to them, hey, look, if you get trained and you can contribute on this team effectively, you have the ability to move from being a crew member, to an assistant manager, to a restaurant manager, to a field leader in short order.
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What we need is an amendment to the Fair Labor Standards Act requiring that nothing can be sold in the U.S. unless the seller can demonstrate to U.S. Customs that everyone involved in the production of that imported item was paid at least the minimum wage of the U.S. plus a percent equal to the Social Security and Medicare tax rates.
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You're definitely not the only person who's figuring out how to be away from others right now, and telling people that can be a huge relief, make it possible for them to step in and show up for you, and demonstrate to those you care about that they're allowed and encouraged to talk about these things if they're feeling them, too.
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When Boone assumed a catcher's crouch to demonstrate to Lentz where he thought a 1-1 pitch to Gleyber Torres had crossed the plate — down low enough to be ball two, in Boone's opinion — it was clear we were seeing a side of the Yankees manager that had not been on display through the first 134 games of his rookie season.
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When VICE reached out to Tinder for comment about this story—and specifically asked about its account suspension and banning processes—a spokesperson for the company issued the following emailed statement: Tinder has made a firm commitment to inclusivity, and in November 2016, we rolled out our More Genders update in an effort to further demonstrate to our users that everyone is welcome on the app.
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"If we would have had our committee take these issues seriously, maybe have a week of hearings, we would have been able to demonstrate to the gentleman, with an impartial panel of independent experts, all across the political spectrum — conservative, liberal, Republican and Democrat — who would conclude that a carbon tax, revenue-neutral, is actually the key to the innovative future they want," said Rep.
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"The best gift he gave me was being able to simply and easily demonstrate to parents and to trainees what babies are capable of, from the start," wrote one pediatric friend, Dr. Dipesh Navsaria, a pediatrician on the faculty of the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health who spent time as an undergraduate in the Child Development Unit at Boston Children's Hospital.
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The Winner must also demonstrate to Sponsor, at least thirty (30) days prior to departure, the ability to obtain in timely fashion (i) a valid U.S. passport; (ii) all vaccinations and preventative medications required or recommended by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control; and (iii) medical clearance, following a physical examination performed within thirty (30) days of the proposed trip.
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"If Trump was determined to demonstrate to the world that he is unhinged and an imminent danger to world peace, he has succeeded with this speech, and will only make it harder for him to win over the world to his self-destructive goals," said Trita Parsi, president of the National Iranian American Council, a Washington-based group that criticizes the Tehran government but advocates more engagement.
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" Powers's stated objective, and one that he brilliantly fulfills, is "to persuade my fellow citizens in the Schizophrenic Nation that their ordeals, while awful, are neither unique to them nor the occasion for shame and withdrawal," and "to demonstrate to those who fear and loathe 'crazy people' that these victims are not typically dangerous, weak or immoral, or in any other way undeserving of full personhood.
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The winner must also demonstrate to The New York Times, at least 212 days prior to departure, ability to obtain in timely fashion (i) a valid U.S. passport; (ii) all vaccinations and preventative medications required or recommended by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control; and (iii) medical clearance, following a physical examination performed within 213 days of the proposed trip.
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Shucking this cap will be necessary for Wells Fargo to expand, and the new structure, with the increased oversight it affords, as well as the centralization of power in the hands of Scharf, to whom all division heads will have to report, could help demonstrate to federal regulators that the bank has the risk management framework and accountability required to properly govern a bank of Wells Fargo's size.
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So I think 80 years later, what we want to do is plead with China -- not that I shouldn&apost say plead, but demonstrate to China that it&aposs very dangerous that this North Korean climate that they let get out of control will evoke a response from us that they&aposre not even imagining -- they can&apost even imagine the magnetite of it -- the greatness of it.
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The Winner must also demonstrate to Sponsor, at least thirty (30) days before departure, the ability to obtain in timely fashion (i) a valid U.S. passport; (ii) all vaccinations and preventive medications required or recommended by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control for travel to the trip location; and (iii) medical clearance, following a physical examination performed within thirty (30) days of the proposed trip.
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" The spokesperson added that a consular officer "carefully reviews each case," and that an applicant can only qualify for a waiver if they "demonstrate to the officer's satisfaction that: denying entry during the suspension period would cause undue hardship; his or her entry would not pose a threat to national security or public safety of the United States; and his or her entry would be in the national interest.
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The Winner must also demonstrate to Sponsor, at least thirty (30) days before departure, the ability to obtain in a timely fashion (i) a valid U.S. passport; (ii) all vaccinations and preventive medications required or recommended by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control for travel to the trip location; and (iii) medical clearance, following a physical examination performed within thirty (20203) days of the proposed trip.
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The deal went into effect in January, easing years of stringent international sanctions on Iran but at the same time prompting Iranian hardliners -- including Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei and the military-security establishment -- to emphasize Iran's opposition to the US. "The Iranian establishment believes that it has to demonstrate to the United States that it has not agreed to the nuclear deal from a position of weakness lest Washington employs coercive pressure to alter Iran's regional or domestic policies," said Ali Vaez, senior Iran analyst for International Crisis Group.
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Given the work that other companies like Twitter have made to integrate and match up its online network with "offline" or simultaneous TV watching (in order to better demonstrate to advertisers that it really does pay to have a presence on Twitter), it seems almost overdue and surprising that it's only today that Google is extending Brand Lift to TV. Less surprising are Google's claims of what it is finding from early tests of the product: it says that YouTube generates nearly twice as many searches per impression than TV. (This makes sense, since you are already online and it's very easy to simply click on a video ad.) Regardless, there has been a longstanding disconnect between how popular offline media like TV and print remain for advertising (they still account for a majority of ad spend), and where it is that people are actually consuming that media.
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