The N.C.A.A. has since recommended dialing back contact significantly in practice.
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He was among the economists dialing back their expectations for 2019.
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Dialing back expectations for Fed hikes was a "major change," Bokobza said.
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Dialing back to 23.5, we find evidence of a more concerning trend.
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Those companies are now dialing back H-20173B applications and hiring more Americans.
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Gavin Newsom has called for dramatically dialing back the formidable high-speed rail project.
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But its imminent market debut has now become an exercise in dialing back expectations.
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His administration is also dialing back its enforcement of anti-discrimination laws and regulations.
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Dialing back your communications helps the less technical feel served while you still maintain control.
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In this study, aerobic exercise appears to have lengthened people's telomeres, almost dialing back time.
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While other autonomous car makers are dialing back expectations, Musk and Tesla are dialing them up.
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More notably, the retailer was able to boost its sales performance while dialing back on promotions.
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Microsoft has been steadily dialing back its plans for Cortana over the past couple of years.
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They started spending aggressively again, after dialing back in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
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The polling data revelation, especially, sent the Trump camp dialing back their blanket "no collusion" claims.
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Crude has since spiked 22% in just three weeks on signs that OPEC is dialing back production.
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In his later years, Prince showed no signs of slowing down or dialing back who he was.
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Despite the explanations, and despite Twitter dialing back the algorithm, the accusations of liberal bias continued to rage.
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"In an era when the government is dialing back regulations, this seems like an odd anomaly," he said.
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Read more tonight from The Hill's Scott Wong about the dialing back of words from both the men.
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Party City is dialing back its Halloween City footprint from 333 stores last year, to roughly 275 in 2016.
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The United States has recently come to its senses and begun dialing back on the number of male prisoners.
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Analysts said the Saudis and the Kuwaitis might compensate for any increases by dialing back output at other fields.
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They would be required to take concerted steps to cut greenhouse gas emissions, like dialing back fossil fuel-fired generators.
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But subdued inflation has left the BOJ well behind its U.S. and European counterparts in dialing back crisis-mode policies.
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You might not be able to turn your phone off, but dialing back the news and social media will help.
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Santa's replacement, cousin Gabe (Billy Eichner), seems out to destroy Christmas by dialing back on the number of "nice" kids.
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If past is prologue, such a sharp dialing back in risk could be the start of a global credit crunch.
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Where the bank was hoping to begin normalizing policy, markets now expect it to be on hold or even dialing back.
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He said "there has been no dialing back" of the recommendations due to objections from industries that use steel and aluminum.
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However, this week the New York tycoon appears to be dialing back on some of his earlier hardline anti-immigration stances.
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Coach on Tuesday became the latest accessories label to say that it's dialing back its presence in these highly promotional shops.
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But soon, Juul Labs will give users the option of dialing back the amount of nicotine they suck into their lungs.
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Trump began dialing back his support in remarks at the Heritage Foundation on Tuesday night, though he didn't fully back off.
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It's not just about Brexit There are others reasons why Japanese companies are dialing back their commitments to the United Kingdom.
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Now Mayor Baraka said the city will start dialing back on bottled water distribution and will continue to test the filters.
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Amazon began dialing back Restaurants in November, when it shuttered the service in London -- the only non-US location where it operated.
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"We felt like we were prudent in dialing back our '19 guidance," said Chief Executive Dan Dinges on a call with analysts.
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The company has already started dialing back the number of goods it sends to department stores, a strategy it had previously announced.
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I will pay you a reasonable fee to reduce your demand by 22023 percent around that time, by dialing back nonessential processes.
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The Trump administration is dialing back the U.S. commitment to an international initiative that sets transparency standards for oil and mining revenues.
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Facebook very deliberately made news distribution its business — even if it's dialing back that approach now, in the face of a backlash.
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The ride-hailing company's anticipated stock market debut on Friday has become an exercise in dialing back expectations, our tech correspondents write.
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Despite some opposition from governments in Europe and Asia, many oil firms have already started dialing back purchases in anticipation of U.S. sanctions.
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The New York Times, citing two top administration officials, reported that the president may be dialing back his previously staunch support of Pruitt.
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So far this year, it is down nearly 20173 percent amid worries about trade tension and foreign central banks' dialing back of stimulus.
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At this point, investors are realizing too late that they should have taken a step back, and now they're dialing back on risk.
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In the meantime, the company has been trying to soften its image by, for example, dialing back some of its aggressive promotional tactics.
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At the same time, Jet's social-media activity has slowed to a near halt, signaling that it may be dialing back marketing efforts.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration's Environmental Protection Agency is indefinitely dialing back enforcement of regulations and fines for companies during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The news of Ford's expanding test program comes as other automakers are dialing back expectations about when self-driving cars will go mainstream.
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Significantly, Germany's defense minister criticized Trump from the podium for dialing back American diplomacy with budget and staff cuts at the State Department.
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Lundgren told CNBC that he "applauds" both Kors and Coach for dialing back their distribution, saying their products are sold in too many locations.
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The Panaray system even levels out satellite radio, dialing back the overly sharp tones and injecting a bit of life into the clinical sound.
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With polls showing that the presidential race has shifted firmly into Hillary Clinton's favor, she is dialing back the number of her public events.
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Both sides agree that repealing or dialing back the Johnson Amendment seemed improbable at best as recently as a year and a half ago.
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But now GOP lawmakers are dialing back their direct criticism of the president — instead working with Trump, dinging Democrats and trying to move forward.
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The Fed had been dialing back rate hike expectations this year, even as job creation numbers had been trending solidly and inflation had picked up.
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October 26rd, 25: Matthew cooled off a bit over the weekend, dialing back to a Category 27 as it started to take aim for Haiti.
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Interior is also pushing for more roads in wilderness areas, dialing back conservation plans for wildlife, and selling leases for Arctic oil and gas drilling.
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Inflation blew past expectations in Europe to hit a three-year high, keeping pressure on the European Central Bank to start dialing back its stimulus.
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Common Defense is an organization that advocates for dialing back the U.S. military's role overseas and has more than 20,000 members, according to The Intercept.
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"That way it's a more natural part of your growth as an employee," and won't just be seen as your dialing back, said Ms. Brody.
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As Trump's personal lawyer and international wrecking ball, Giuliani shows no sign of ending his mischief-making in Ukraine or dialing back his bizarre behavior.
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HanesBrands missed its fourth-quarter earnings estimates in February, largely because brick-and-mortar retailers have been dialing back their inventories and buying fewer HanesBrands products.
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Wells Fargo has been running down financial crisis-era mortgage portfolios and dialing back lending in other businesses like autos where it sees too much risk.
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In light of the growing economic gloom, it would seemingly behoove Mr. Erdogan to moderate his foreign policy, dialing back the anti-Western policies and language.
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Investors have been dialing back riskier positions and buying bonds over the last week, worried about the coronavirus and the economic uncertainty it may lead to.
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She has called out regulators for dialing back certain elements of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform law and failing to crack down on risky lending.
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Ghosn will have to work miracles to revive the brand in North America, and that's a key reason why he's dialing back his commitment to Nissan.
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Investors have been wondering whether weaker growth and inflation in the euro zone this year would test the ECB's resolve in dialing back its aggressive stimulus measures.
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So, after getting approval from an ethics committee, the researchers put naked mole rats in atmospheric chambers — basically, sealed tubes — and started dialing back the oxygen levels.
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The two men have begun to take different paths in recent episodes, with Daryl on a merciless, take-no-prisoners rampage, and Rick dialing back the aggression.
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And elsewhere in the industry, retailers who years ago expanded overzealously are now dialing back their store fleets, in an attempt to revive their own store productivity.
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Mnuchin said on Sunday the United States and China had agreed to drop their tariff threats, and China on Monday praised a significant dialing back of tensions.
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The company is dialing back on the amount of merchandise it has available in department stores, which should help it to sell more products for full price.
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Part of the Trump administration's dialing back of pressure on China has been due to North Korean aggression, which Trump hopes China will help the U.S. solve.
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That's because the federal government picks up the entire cost of expansion for the first three years before eventually dialing back to covering 90 percent of costs.
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Later, Johnson delicately registered his objections to the trade escalations, saying the U.K. is in favor of "trade peace" and would support dialing back the trade war.
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His campaign was built on the idea of returning America to a mythical golden age, dialing back the clock to an era before free trade and automation.
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Apple later went after template-based apps, too, before dialing back its policies over concerns it was impacting small businesses' ability to compete on the App Store.
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Another 40 percent cited monetary easing, with many calling for dialing back the Bank of Japan's massive monetary stimulus, while 28 percent sought tweaks to fiscal policy.
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The weakness in wage growth could also reinforce market expectations the BOJ will lag far behind major peers in dialing back its massive stimulus program, analysts say.
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Oil producers across North America may be looking at dialing back their investment plans amid plummeting oil prices in recent weeks, but BP's Middle East chief is unfazed.
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The question to decide is whether to extend an 80-billion euro per month asset purchase program, due to run out in March, or start dialing back stimulus.
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Despite Elon Musk's boast that he will put over a million robot taxis on the road by the end of next year, most operators are dialing back expectations.
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Subdued inflation has left the BOJ well behind other major central banks in dialing back crisis-mode policies, leaving it with little ammunition to battle the next downturn.
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In his interview Wednesday, Trump dismissed the notion that he has had to work at dialing back his tone in order to win over some of those voters.
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"The BOJ should be dialing back stimulus to prepare tools to deal with the next recession, which could come around 2019," said former BOJ board member Sayuri Shirai.
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Inflation remains well below its 2 percent target even as the economy enjoys solid growth, keeping it from dialing back stimulus despite the rising costs of prolonged easing.
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But there are also new economic reasons to buy locally made goods: Consumers who are replacing or looking to upgrade are dialing back in light of China's slowdown.
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Talking to an Olympic biathlete about how she trains for competition can offer a life lesson in managing stress and dialing back intensity and aggression in an instant.
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Advocates of the measure worry that its failure would deliver an embarrassing blow to Democrats, who have been railing against Trump for dialing back his own vaping ban.
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Analysts expect Iranian crude exports to fall by between 500,000 and 1.3 million barrels per day, with buyers in Japan, South Korea and India already dialing back orders.
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The Trump administration is dialing back regulations that locked carmakers into improving average fuel efficiency to 22 miles per gallon for cars and light-duty trucks by 33.
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The SoftBank fund responsible for bankrolling now-embattled WeWork is reportedly dialing back its hallmark high-risk investment strategy and doubling down on corporate governance at its current holdings.
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Coming in the wake of last week's weak retail sales report for July, the tame inflation reading could see financial markets dialing back their rate hike expectations for 2016.
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Referring to Japan's monetary policy, Brekk said there was no problem with the BOJ lagging behind its U.S. and European counterparts in dialing back stimulus given Japan's subdued inflation.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has struggled to dispel lingering market speculation the Japanese central bank will follow the footsteps of its U.S. and European peers in dialing back stimulus.
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McGuire has established his credentials as a savvy negotiator by gradually dialing back demands to replace Deckers' board after large proxy advisory firms said it was a risky strategy.
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Many are predicting AR tech will eventually eclipse VR, and Epson is well positioned to take advantage of it… as long as it keeps dialing back the dork factor.
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If instead you're suffering hangovers that ruin the following day without dialing back and taking heed of the consequences to your life, you can be at risk for alcoholism.
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Gorman, who took the helm in 2010, has defined his tenure by building out the wealth management business, dialing back bond trading and generally reducing risk across the franchise.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Dialing back military exercises is not currently on the negotiating table with North Korea, Joseph Dunford, Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, said on Thursday.
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The ECB will have a difficult task over the next couple of years: dialing back its unprecedented stimulus without hurting a banking sector still deeply divided along national lines.
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Did Sale have a serious injury, or were the Red Sox pampering him, dialing back his workload intentionally because he had a history of fading late in the season?
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Wines of The Times Producers in the southern Rhône Valley are dialing back the jammy flavors in this red wine, which veered for so long into fruit-bomb territory.
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U.S. retail sales increased less than expected in November as Americans cut back on discretionary spending, which could see economists dialing back economic growth forecasts for the fourth quarter.
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You should be contributing at least enough to receive an employer match, if you are eligible for one — even if that means cutting other expenses or dialing back your spending.
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And yet, subdued inflation has left the BOJ well behind other major central banks in dialing back crisis-mode policies, leaving it with little ammunition to battle the next recession.
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With years of unprecedented stimulus finally lifting inflation, the ECB has been dialing back support, but only by the smallest of increments, fearing that bigger moves risked unraveling its work.
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The move follows a trend by the Trump administration of stepping away from past federal assistance for Obamacare and, particularly, of dialing back resources for the upcoming open enrollment period.
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The company has been dialing back on government outreach in the United States, including lobbying, and last week it cut key staff there, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Washington (CNN)The top Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee is dialing back his threat to block Treasury Department nominees, saying he will allow hearings on three nominees to proceed.
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Yet as these shops have become more promotional, labels including Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren and Coach are dialing back their exposure, in an effort to wean customers off of discounts.
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The Trump administration is dialing back a sweeping ban on flavored vaping products the president promised three months ago, following strenuous lobbying from his political allies and the vaping industry.
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Dialing back expectations It's possible the warnings from Corporate America force the Fed to scale back its plans to raise interest rates several more times over the next few quarters.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Sunday the United States and China had agreed to drop their tariff threats, while China on Monday praised a significant dialing back of tensions.
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Exploration of this new tactic comes as vendors like Michael Kors and Coach are dialing back the volume of handbags they ship to department stores, which were perpetually discounting their products.
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Claudio Borghi, economic head of the League party, on Tuesday clarified that the government had no intention of leaving the euro, dialing back earlier comments on Italy's membership of the bloc.
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It's not clear what this week's shakeups will mean for these projects, or BitTorrent as a whole, but it certainly sounds like the company will be dialing back on media production.
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Piling up debt and deficits sets the stage for the third and concluding strategy: to lower the debt by dialing back Medicare eligibility, lowering the benefits and otherwise crippling the program.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Spooked by a market backlash, some European Central Bank policymakers are having doubts about signaling in July that they are moving closer to dialing back their easy money policy.
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Maisel—dialing back prices around Los Angeles to reflect the show's 1959 setting—proved so popular that police had to temporarily shut it down Thursday, according to a local ABC affiliate.
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News Analysis It is hard to discern a strategy that will accomplish the Trump administration's objectives: renegotiating the nuclear deal with Iran or dialing back Iran's malign behavior in the region.
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Emboldened Democrats might talk more about dialing back President Trump's signature tax cuts -- or, at the very least, not extending the cuts for individuals, which are set to expire in 2025.
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And yet, despite this pattern of obfuscation —of promising transparency and then dialing back said promises—Congress is now debating a bill that would give immense power to that same agency.
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WASHINGTON, (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales increased less than expected in November as Americans cut back on discretionary spending, which could see economists dialing back economic growth forecasts for the fourth quarter.
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The world's most powerful man has made a virtue of shirking the expectation that America traditionally sets the world order, instead demanding allies do more while dialing back pressure on enemies.
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If drillers start dialing back reinvestment, annual growth rates could look more like 200,000 barrels a day, with better returns for shareholders, rather than 1 million barrels a day, said LeBlanc.
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Concern of triggering a renewed yen spike may also force the Bank of Japan to lag well behind its major peers in dialing back crisis-mode monetary stimulus, some analysts say.
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But now Boeing is trying to reassure everyone that they don't believe this is a worst-case scenario, the Times wrote:Late Wednesday afternoon however, Boeing issued a statement dialing back those fears.
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President Obama did express at least some criticism of Saudi Arabia's conduct in Yemen in his final days in office by postponing one key arms deal and dialing back some intelligence sharing.
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But Governor Haruhiko Kuroda reassured markets the BOJ will still lag well behind the Federal Reserve in dialing back its massive stimulus program, with inflation far from reaching his 2 percent target.
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The greenback rebounded against the yen after the Bank of Japan left monetary policy unchanged as expected, disappointing some traders who had thought it would hint at dialing back on monetary stimulus.
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Gavin Newsom announced this week that California is dialing back its high-speed rail project, originally meant to connect Los Angeles and San Francisco, because of an estimated cost of $77 billion.
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The euro rose towards 20.18-2941.70/80.16 month highs as the data was seen as keeping pressure on the European Central Bank to start dialing back stimulus measures as early as June.
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Once touted out as a potential $1 billion-a-year blockbuster product, Dengvaxia's initial sales last year were only 55 million euros ($65 million) and industry analysts have been dialing back expectations.
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Because the headset knows where you're looking, it can spend a larger share of computer's performance rendering what you see at the moment, while dialing back other images in your peripheral vision.
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This is all fairly low-stakes at this point, given the lack of established use cases, so dialing back from more advanced technologies to more approachable ones is probably the right call.
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The political strategy for Republicans after Trump's victory should have been obvious: Seal the working-class realignment with a dose of economic populism, hold the suburbs by dialing back the Trumpian excesses.
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But with inflation distant from its target, the BOJ has said it is nowhere near dialing back the stimulus, even as its U.S. and European counterparts eye an exit from crisis-mode policies.
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If nothing changes, states newly accepting the expansion would not get full federal funding after 2016 and instead would get payments that are somewhat less, eventually dialing back to 90 percent of costs.
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"A drop in refinery runs at the peak of summer driving season indicate refiners are dialing back amid faltering profit margins," said Matt Smith, analyst at New York-based oil cargoes tracker Clipperdata.
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The brightening economic prospects have stoked speculation the BOJ will follow in the footsteps of its U.S. and European peers in dialing back stimulus, a view BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has repeatedly dismissed.
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With inflation still well short of the bank's 2 percent target, the BOJ is nowhere near dialing back stimulus even as its U.S. and European counterparts eye an exit from ultra-loose policies.
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Inflation remains well below its 2 percent target even as the economy enjoys its longest growth run in 28 years, keeping it from dialing back stimulus despite the rising costs of prolonged easing.
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Venture investors have already started dialing back aggressive investment plans while moving ahead with previously planned deals, and founders of late-stage startups are scrambling to make ends meet without additional cash reserves.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 0.13 (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales increased less than expected in November as Americans cut back on discretionary spending, which could see economists dialing back economic growth forecasts for the fourth quarter.
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Analysts say there is little chance of the BOJ withdrawing stimulus any time soon given the worsening global economic outlook, meaning it will lag well behind the Fed in dialing back crisis-mode policies.
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Whatever the recruiter wanted to talk about won't change just because you didn't pick up on the first attempt, and it will also stay the same if you take a beat before dialing back.
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These include dialing back on the amount of logo merchandise in its assortment, giving store managers more control over what products to feature in their respective locations and shuttering one-third of its fleet.
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By slashing Medicaid and dialing back the financial assistance for people who purchase private coverage, the original bill was projected to lead to 22 million fewer Americans having health insurance in 2026, versus Obamacare.
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In recent weeks, the dollar has lost momentum on economic growth worries in the U.S. and a dialing back of rate hike expectations, benefiting emerging market currencies - with the MSCI emerging market currency index .
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But if the market plunge has taught you that your risk tolerance isn't as high as you once thought it was, dialing back your stock allocation may help you ride out storms like these.
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While China has been angered by North Korea's repeated nuclear and missile tests, it has also called for the United States and its allies to help lessen tension by dialing back their military drills.
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Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has repeatedly said the BOJ is in no rush to follow other central banks in dialing back its crisis-mode stimulus, with inflation still well below the bank's 20.9 percent target.
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The automakers this year have been deliberately dialing back sales to rental-car companies, which often generate little to no profit, while struggling to keep retail sales from sagging further, according to industry analysts.
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Despite the teething problems with Flipkart, Meena said Walmart has been smart about the bets it's made, under McKenna's leadership, like dialing back its UK operation and partnering with local player Rakuten in Japan.
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And today, Reuters reported that the bureau is dialing back an investigation of how Equifax failed to protect millions of consumers' personal data in a massive cyberattack on the credit-reporting firm last year.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank reaffirmed its ultra-easy policy stance on Thursday but dropped a promise to increase bond purchases if needed, taking another small step in dialing back its extraordinary stimulus measures.
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Subdued inflation has forced the Bank of Japan to maintain ultra-loose policy even as the economic recovery gathers momentum, suggesting it will lag behind its global peers in dialing back its crisis-era stimulus.
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The results come as the ECB prepares to start dialing back its monetary stimulus after years of ultra-low interest rates and massive bond purchases, paving the ground for rate hikes further down the line.
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"Oncologists have been getting much smarter about dialing back treatment so that it doesn't do more harm than good," Steven Katz, a University of Michigan researcher who examines medical decision-making, told The Washington Post.
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However, you should still be contributing at least enough to your retirement plan to receive an employer match, if you are eligible for one — even if that means cutting other expenses or dialing back your spending.
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Dialing back a bit, from 2010's fourth quarter to its first quarter in 2011, Facebook's revenue stayed flat, implying that it managed to meet its holiday-bolstered quarter in the following period through sheer growth.
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Investors are dialing back hopes that U.S. President Donald Trump will swiftly enact his agenda, with a Thursday vote on a health-care bill a litmus test which could give stock investors another reason to sell.
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Yellen's dovish comments and the prospect of the Fed dialing back the pace of interest rate hikes have created a short-term opportunity, but investors should be wary of taking on too much risk, Rosenberg said.
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As Washington fiddles, China is investing billions in U.S. startups with cutting-edge products that could have military applications at the same time it is dialing back investments in less critical American industries such as entertainment.
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The ECB has been dialing back stimulus for months and expects to end a 2.6 trillion euro asset purchase scheme in December, arguing that it has done enough to sustain growth and the rebound in inflation.
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US and European flyers are also less likely to come into contact with a plane that has visited China recently as more and more airlines are dialing back or temporarily canceling their services to the region.
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The rose to a five-month high on Tuesday on the back of broad-based selling of the dollar and speculation the Bank of Japan could be close to dialing back record levels of monetary stimulus.
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Mr. Paulson listed several initiatives he'd like to see passed as quickly as possible, including what he called the "dialing back" of unnecessary regulations, reforming corporate taxes to make US companies more competitive and renegotiating trade agreements.
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The Japanese yen and the Swiss franc remained firm against the dollar with both currencies set to gain nearly one percent so far this month against the greenback signaling investors were broadly dialing back on risky assets.
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The Japanese yen and the Swiss franc remained firm against the dollar with both currencies set to gain nearly 1 percent so far this month against the greenback signalling investors were broadly dialing back on risky assets.
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The slew of upbeat data may offer relief to BOJ policymakers, who are increasingly worried about the demerits of ultra-easy policy but wary of choking off a budding economic recovery by dialing back stimulus too quickly.
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"We're dialing back on both of [the conventions], just because clients have dialed back on both of them," said one Republican strategist who only planned to be at the GOP convention for a day and a half.
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It's sign-up season for the Affordable Care Act, but the Trump administration isn't making it easy — cutting the enrollment period in half, slashing advertising and dialing back on counselors who help consumers get through the process.
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Amamiya echoed Kuroda's remarks on Tuesday that debate of an exit from easy policy won't happen unless inflation hits his 2 percent goal, seeking to dispel speculation the BOJ will follow global peers in dialing back stimulus.
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What is affecting investment sentiment and long-term plans for companies is that they are uncertain about how to execute their five-year strategy plans, he said, and that is why companies are dialing back on spending.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar's rally is largely over, according to about two-thirds of currency strategists polled by Reuters who said a dialing-back of rate hike expectations has diminished the greenback's edge over its peers.
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As the BOJ lags well behind its U.S. and European counterparts in dialing back crisis-mode policies, some BOJ policymakers have openly warned of the rising cost of prolonged easing, such as the hit to bank profits.
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By dialing back the degree of his threat to encompass only the region, while dangling the possibility of peace and reconciliation, Kim has conditioned Seoul and Washington to accept Pyongyang's smaller threat as a fact of life.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Thursday a deal could be reached next week with companies to end a contractual dispute over several natural gas pipelines, dialing back hopes for a quicker resolution.
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While soft inflation keeps the BOJ from dialing back its radical stimulus, some BOJ policymakers have openly voiced concern over the rising cost of prolonged easing such as the negative effect of near-zero rates on bank profits.
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You can cut down on this discomfort by dialing back the veggie consumption a bit: Try continuing to eat veggies as part of your lunches and dinners, but see if you can make your snacks less fiber-heavy.
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In particular, the euro has reached a three-year high against the dollar as investors anticipate the European Central Bank dialing back its economic stimulus efforts sooner than previously expected, which would mean higher interest on the euro.
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Within the animated film's universe, Belle's costumes sit uneasily; despite dialing back the 18th-century setting, enough of the silhouette remains elsewhere that we can tell her wardrobe has been pushed forward in time from everything around her.
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It remained to be seen what the Supreme Court would do, but the request for a review, which had the blessing of the president, appeared to open the door to dialing back at least some of its decision.
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After inflation in the eurozone hit the official target of 2 percent in February, economists in Germany said it was time to begin dialing back purchases of government bonds and other measures aimed at lowering market interest rates.
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Financial markets ignored Kuroda's reminder that the BOJ will maintain its massive stimulus in a sign of how nervous investors have become on when it might follow the footsteps of other central banks in dialing back crisis-mode stimulus.
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The company initially had high hopes for its dengue vaccine, touting it as a potential $1-billion-a-year-plus product, but initial sales last year were only 55 million euros and industry analysts have been dialing back expectations.
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Mr. Murphy said that the White House should use its leverage over the Saudis, and use the threat of dialing back some of this support to try to rein in a campaign that has been widely condemned as reckless.
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Mr. Fleischer said Mr. Trump's more inclusive tone in the video was the latest example of a pattern he set during the campaign of dialing back his impulse for fiery speech when he felt it was in his interest.
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She also displayed plenty of vocal dazzle, with pungent top notes, a simmering dusky low range and a prodigious ability to shape sound like putty, dialing back the intensity on a long note and letting it swell up again.
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"The real quandary now for the processed food industries is not just dialing back on salt, sugar and fat — which they're all doing — but figuring out ways to replace their ingredients with real stuff, like Brussels sprouts and broccoli," Moss says.
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The euro has been stuck in a tight trading range since November as broadening weakness in the euro zone economy has offset a sharp dialing back in expectations for interest rate rises by the United States Federal Reserve this year.
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CHINA China on Monday praised a significant dialing back of trade tension with the United States, with the government saying agreement was in the interests of both countries while state media trumpeted what it saw as China's refusal to surrender.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Dialing back the Volcker Rule that limits banks' ability to engage in speculative investments is a top priority for President Donald Trump's nominee for U.S. Treasury secretary, Steve Mnuchin, according to a document seen by Reuters on Monday.
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And while he may be dialing back his work on PUBG, that doesn't mean the game is winding down, with big projects like an evolving e-sports league and an ambitious remaster of the game's first map in the works.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan is set to keep monetary settings unchanged on Friday and reassure markets it will lag way behind the Federal Reserve in dialing back its massive stimulus program, with inflation stubbornly low despite a strengthening economy.
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And yet, subdued inflation has left the BOJ well behind its U.S. and European counterparts in dialing back its crisis-mode policies, leaving it with little ammunition to battle an abrupt yen spike that could derail an export-driven economic recovery.
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Given the press and praise Netflix's original TV series have been getting in contrast with its movies, dialing back on films in favor of shows seems like a logical move if the service wants the most bang for its buck.
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And yet, subdued inflation has left the BOJ well behind its U.S. and European counterparts in dialing back crisis-mode policies, and with a dearth of ammunition to battle an abrupt yen spike that could derail an export-driven economic recovery.
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Joe Antos, a healthcare expert at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, likewise said that Republicans dialing back ObamaCare's increased federal spending on Medicaid and moving to less generous financial assistance would likely mean a GOP plan would cover fewer people.
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And yet, subdued inflation has left the BOJ well behind its U.S. and European counterparts in dialing back crisis-mode policies, leaving it with little ammunition to battle an abrupt yen spike that could derail an export-driven economic recovery.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Sunday the United States and China had agreed to drop their tariff threats on billions of dollars worth of each country's goods, while China on Monday praised a significant dialing back of tensions.
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The ECB has been dialing back stimulus and plans to end its 2.6 trillion-euro bond-purchase scheme next month but said it would keep rates unchanged at least through next summer and keep policy loose for years to come.
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"The American people will not just sit idly by while he upends all the progress that has been made in dialing back the mass incarceration fueled by marijuana arrests and destabilizes an industry now responsible for over 150,000 jobs," Altieri said.
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When Scott Brown won in Massachusetts, it was possible to imagine the Obama White House learning something from the defeat, course-correcting on health care, passing a more modest bill, dialing back their ambitions, making a public show of being chastened.
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Separate data showed real wages fell for the third straight month in February, reinforcing the view the Bank of Japan's 2 percent inflation target will remain a distant goal and keep the bank from dialing back stimulus any time soon.
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And yet, subdued inflation has left the BOJ well behind its U.S. and European counterparts in dialing back crisis-mode policies, and with a dearth of ammunition to battle any abrupt yen spike that could derail an export-driven economic recovery.
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Sources have told Reuters the central bank is set to raise its economic growth forecasts but cut its rosy inflation outlook next week, reinforcing expectations it will lag well behind major global central banks in dialing back its massive stimulus program.
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Signs point to head coach Sean McVay dialing back Gurley's workload and giving more carries to backups Malcolm Brown and Darrell Henderson Jr. Gurley should still be effective, but can he produce at the same level he did last season?
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Why it matters: The Russian wavering is a sign of tricky negotiations looming in Vienna next month with OPEC and allied producers will discuss dialing back production to prop up prices, which have tumbled by roughly $20 per barrel since early October.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan downgraded its assessment on inflation and its governor stressed his resolve to keep the money spigot wide open, reinforcing views Japan will lag well behind its U.S. and European peers in dialing back crisis-mode policies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Money markets on Friday were pricing in even less chance of a Bank of England rate rise in 2019 than on Thursday, with investors dialing back expectations of monetary tightening as Prime Minister Theresa May battles to salvage her Brexit deal.
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Beautification mode only on by default in certain markets in Asia going forward These improvements will all be welcome upgrades, especially dialing back the "beauty" mode that goes a little overboard with airbrushing your skin so that it looks soft and glowy.
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And if you want to paint a room in a Pantone-approved annual shade try dialing back to 2016's Rose Quartz doing business as millennial pink, which is no doubt lingering in home furnishings because it is more subtle and suitable.
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The Trump administration aggressively pushed for more fossil fuel development across the United States by opening up new lands to drilling and mining, attempting to bail out money-losing coal power plants, and dialing back environmental regulations that stand in the way.
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But BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda reiterated his resolve to maintain ultra-loose monetary policy until inflation is stably above its 2 percent target, a sign the Japanese central bank will not join its U.S. and European counterparts in dialing back stimulus any time soon.
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The choice of the new BOJ leadership will be crucial as it would set the path of monetary policy and affect how quickly the central bank could follow in the footsteps of its U.S. and European peers in dialing back crisis-era stimulus steps.
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The Palestinians have so far refused to come to the table and Trump now seems to be dialing back on the new embassy, saying he'd reduced the cost of the building from a $1 billion project to a smaller renovation that costs only $150,000.
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Khazanah earlier this year unveiled a plan to deliver more cash to the government by pruning its stakes in non-strategic assets and dialing back its offshore presence, while Temasek posted the smallest portfolio rise in three years for 2018 as divestment value exceeded investments.
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Some suggested that Saudi Arabia and its regional allies had ways of striking back at what they saw as a betrayal by the United States, by lessening their investments in the United States or dialing back their engagement in joint military and security programs.
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With the economy not yet on firm footing, economists expect Beijing to keep up its infrastructure building spree but are dialing back expectations for further broad policy easing by the central bank, which has cut interest rates and banks' reserve requirements repeatedly since late 2014.
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The test for Trump -- as to whether he can make good on his own pledge for unity and a dialing back of political rhetoric for even a single day -- will come tonight when he travels to Wisconsin in hopes of rescuing embattled Republican Gov.
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After years of movies devoted to having ever-larger groups of heroes race to stop increasingly powerful villains who want to control or destroy entire planets, this storyline could provide some needed relief by dialing back on the stakes and focusing on humor and character development.
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But he refrained from dropping hints on the timing of an exit and warned that it could take more time than expected to drive up inflation, suggesting the BOJ was in no rush to follow in the footsteps of its U.S. peer in dialing back stimulus.
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ZHENGZHOU, China, Nov 27 (Reuters) - China pork producer WH Group is dialing back growth hopes for its U.S. unit Smithfield in the mainland amid weak demand, with a new plant there operating at just a third of capacity and plans for another factory postponed, group executives said.
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But the critical savaging Fantastic Beasts has been getting doesn't give it enough credit for the way it resets the Potterverse's expectations, dialing back the darkness and establishing a new normal that leaves time for the things that were always fun and exciting about this world.
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Since early November, however, shares of Deutsche Bank have taken part in a broad rally of bank stocks, on hopes that the election of Donald J. Trump, a longtime and substantial client of the bank, would mean a dialing back of bank regulations in the United States.
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The bottom line is that people are going to be unemployed, an awkward reality in Europe, where the carmakers, states, and labor are far more entangled than in the US. To soften that blow, a narrative about dialing back capacity to invest in new technologies has developed.
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Without dialing back on the ferocity they've become known for—Matt "Punchy" McQuaid's krauty bass riffs and Matt Schulz's cavernous drums, for instance, sound larger than ever on the opening one-two blitz of "Chimes Broken" and "Tom Tom"—they've also embraced moments of real warmth.
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After a strong run in January, mainly on easing trade fears, the Federal Reserve dialing back on interest rates and largely upbeat earnings reports, Wall Street has got off to a strong start this month, even as disappointing forecasts from a number of U.S. companies are giving investors pause.
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With Resident Evil 7, Capcom took its 21-year-old series and gave it new life in first-person, dialing back on the grandiose scope that has hung over the most recent entries in the series and focusing on what the series did best in its earliest iterations: Horror.
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The speaker's comments splashed cold water on the impeachment push after the articles were filed Wednesday night -- though there were already signs conservatives were dialing back the push and want to use the threat more to pressure the Justice Department to produce documents pertaining to the Russia probe.
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Donna Brazile, the former interim chair of the Democratic National Committee, said she "found no evidence, none whatsoever" that the Democratic primaries were rigged in favor of Hillary Clinton, dialing back an earlier statement in a Politico tell-all that the DNC was "rigging the system" for Clinton.
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The investment moves by GPIF underscore the impact on markets from the policy divergence between the Bank of Japan, which has committed to low interest rates over the long term to stoke inflation, and global peers like the Federal Reserve that are dialing back stimulus and raising rates.
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"Since GDP growth in 1Q16 remained above the 6.5 percent target, it seems likely that policymakers will now focus more on averting a major bubble and dialing back leverage," wrote Chen Long of the research house Gavekal Dragonomics in a note on Monday following the April data release.
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The chaotic day was a U-turn from earlier this week when the administration applied new sanctions on Turkey in an effort to combat fierce criticism from Capitol Hill and when Republicans were dialing back their furor in an effort to get on the same page as Trump.
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At the same time that Trump's cast his campaign and Brexit as two expressions of a transnational populist revolt among globalized, deracinated elites, he's dialing back his boldest promises to restrict immigration into the US — the issue on which both he and the Leave campaign really gained traction.
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In contrast, investors have been dialing back expectations for further tightening from the Bank of Canada after the central bank held its benchmark interest rate steady at 265.2 percent last week and said it did not know when or how aggressive it would need to be to keep inflation in check.
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The yen has gained more than 6 percent against the dollar so far this year, partly on speculation the BOJ may follow in the footsteps of other central banks in dialing back stimulus, to the dismay of policymakers worried about the damage a strong yen could have on Japan's export-reliant economy.
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I just wanted to address that, as somebody who aspires to be president, would you be open to something many of your predecessors of both parties have not been, which is engaging with Congress about dialing back, to some extent, the latitude that presidents have to make these kinds of long-term deployments?
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The finished product stripped away some of the more 90s-sounding elements of the original, particularly by dialing back the muddy reverb that had been slathered on the guitars and by bringing Jeff Ament's bass lines way up in the mix; it also felt a whole lot closer to Pearl Jam's raucous live sound.
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Love's usage tends to drop in the playoffs, and even though the Cavs have nearly ranked as an average defense since the All-Star break with him on the floor (dialing back their desire to trap side pick-and-rolls has helped), Cleveland needs their second-best player to scorch Earth as often as possible.
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To do this, Zuckerberg says Facebook is dialing back its emphasis on "businesses, brands, and media" in its news feed and returning to promoting shared posts by users — essentially appointing its own individual users, rather than third parties, arbiters of the kind of content that succeeds on Facebook, and returning the platform to the "social" part of social media.
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Reuters reported on Sunday that Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE, the CFPB's acting director, has been dialing back the agency's questioning of Equifax officials and has not sought any subpoenas or sworn testimony.
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Reuters reported on Sunday that Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE, the CFPB's acting director, has been dialing back the agency's questioning of Equifax officials and has not sought any subpoenas or sworn testimony.
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"The feel-good factor appears to be driven by a number of factors including better than expected economic data, as well as the dialing back of trade tensions between the U.S. and China as the low-hanging fruit of a phase one trade deal was being signed off," said Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets.
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Reuters reported on Sunday that Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE, the CFPB's acting director, has been dialing back the agency's questioning of Equifax officials and has not sought any subpoenas or sworn testimony.
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Clearly the Obama presidency inspired an uptick in apocalypse-speak from certain Republican sectors, but this type of rhetoric is not unique to a single political era or party: Dialing back to 1964, Lyndon B. Johnson's campaign produced the famous "Daisy" ad, in which a little girl counted a daisy's petals, only to have her innocent fun interrupted by a nuclear blast.
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At first glance, the news that HUD Secretary Ben CarsonBenjamin (Ben) Solomon CarsonCarson's affordable housing idea drawing undue flak Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules it says are too lax MORE is dialing back an Obama-era regulation called "affirmatively furthering fair housing" is apt to be misinterpreted — as a move away from enforcing anti-discrimination laws.
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One thing that's interesting here is this trend that AltspaceVR is fitting into where VR developers are sort of dialing back and working to create cross-platform experiences that don't have to be as resource-straining as desktop-optimized apps but are able to reach greater audiences thanks to the greater accessibility of mobile VR. Samsung Gear VR has proven to be a really stellar first go at mobile VR and it will be interesting to see what comes next as mobile companies start to nail down key features like positional tracking and eye tracking.
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