Schwartz and Carrey are clearly the driving forces of this movie, and it takes far too long for those two driving forces to begin interacting.
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Showgirls have a kind of attitude — they're driving forces.
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Those three lawmakers were driving forces behind the immigration rebellion.
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Who were the driving forces behind its initial push toward success?
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He's also one of the driving forces behind the Chuitna mine.
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The driving forces behind coal's slump will only accelerate, in IEA's view.
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Chile and Colombia have been the driving forces behind the bloc's formation.
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The driving forces behind those projections are myriad, according to the report.
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Peace and innovation have been the driving forces of this spectacular progress.
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Advertising and magazine publishing became driving forces in the new economic boom.
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One of the major driving forces of the effort, California Republican Rep.
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Lust and shame were the driving forces behind much of Roth's fiction.
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Immigration was one of the driving forces behind the 21.9 Brexit referendum.
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And how are these driving forces shaping current political and existential crises?
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Quanta Magazine: What sort of questions have been driving forces in your career?
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Efficiency and safety are the driving forces behind the use of remote towers.
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Private equity funds have become one of the driving forces behind the rally.
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And Google will almost certainly be one of the driving forces behind that transformation.
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Wolf Alice's Ellie Rowsell has been one of the driving forces behind the event.
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The mayor has harnessed the power of the city's "driving forces", music and football.
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Teggart was one of the driving forces behind the emergency debate earlier this week.
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I would say that none of those things are driving forces for him anymore.
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Health and environmental reasons are the driving forces behind the popularity of this diet.
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What was it like being one of the driving forces behind a women-led story?
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Neural networks and other forms of AI are often the driving forces behind this shift.
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Under Goldwater's watch, diversification and experimentation have become the new driving forces of Archie Comics.
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A commitment to a goal and grit seem to be the driving forces behind recovery.
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Mr. Reed, a drummer and club proprietor, is one of the scene's major driving forces.
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Her convictions, ethics and determination were driving forces behind Britain's becoming a leading world power.
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The European Union will stall if one of its driving forces is in chaos or hostile.
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Today, the action sport industry is innovating because of two main driving forces: GoPro and YouTube.
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Bitter disgust for the powers that be is one of the driving forces behind Trump's popularity.
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Weaning Britain off energy imports is one of the driving forces behind government support for fracking.
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Germany and France have been the driving forces of European integration for over half a century.
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Pain, a somewhat popular concept, is one of the main driving forces of One Tree Hill.
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Also not at all clear: Who the driving forces are behind the Tsunami Democràtic protest mask?
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In the sixteenth century, the printing press became one of the great driving forces of history.
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One of the driving forces behind Walmart's e-commerce sales growth has been online grocery orders.
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But now the driving forces behind them have changed, giving them a whole new importance for Cramer.
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Mike Lee, a Utah Republican, were driving forces behind the criminal justice reform package Congress passed Thursday.
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I feel hopeful that new players and pressure from customers will be the driving forces of change.
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Economists have long pointed to "skill-biased technological change" as one of the driving forces behind inequality.
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Tumblr grew on virality and was one of the big driving forces behind the rise of GIFs.
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Vincent and Frankie aren't necessarily the driving forces behind the feminism in the show, but they are integral.
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The international environment for North Korea will deteriorate, and the internal driving forces for economic development are limited.
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Bushnell has spoken to the magazine about the driving forces behind her recent split with former fiancé Higgins.
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First, President Donald Trump put forward an ambitious proposal to address the driving forces of the opioid crisis.
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Underlying inflation is below the inflation target, but the driving forces indicate that it will rise further out.
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What are the driving forces behind this significant shift in voter attitudes toward abortion and other social issues?
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It remains one of the easiest avenues for fraud, and one of the driving forces behind low-level cybercrime.
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Wagner and Shor were the driving forces behind Obama's analytics team, famous for bringing Moneyball-style analysis to politics.
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Different European nations have different driving forces behind their populist, nationalist voices — all to varying levels of electoral success.
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The driving forces behind the rally: the GOP bill would repeal the ACA's taxes and change individual insurance markets.
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Families are, many times, the driving forces behind a protracted death and the consequent addition of pain and suffering.
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If our era is the next Industrial Revolution, as many claim, A.I. is surely one of its driving forces.
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And it's scary when you consider how observant M. Night was to the everyday driving forces behind toxic fandoms.
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This optimistic outlook for PGHD is one of the driving forces behind the industry-wide move to cloud computing.
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However, the driving forces behind Hodel's argument are the visual similarities between Man Ray's work and the Black Dahlia murder.
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That gives the likes of Sothic and CapeView a strong chance of becoming the driving forces behind changes at Gulf Keystone.
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Early-stage startup ingenuity is one of the driving forces shaping the rapid, radical changes taking place in mobility and transportation.
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Camm, the chief medical officer at Thiel Capital, is "really one of the driving forces behind this whole thing," Fernandez says.
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One of the driving forces behind the SHE E.T.F. is to have an impact supporting companies with women in senior roles.
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Others regard it as one of the driving forces behind widespread student protests against the French government's proposed labor law reform.
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The dire outlook is the result of a number of driving forces including global warming, habitat loss to cities and pesticide use.
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"Eric was one of the driving forces to quash the effort to reallocate out of Virginia back in August," the source said.
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We are still in the early innings of a major industry transformation with technology and regulatory changes acting as dual driving forces.
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This was one of the biggest driving forces behind its $34 billion purchase of open source software and services provider Red Hat.
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Yes, this affirms my point that these things we're not entitled to claim moral credit for are the driving forces behind success.
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In the works Since 2016 Driving forces Jaimie Monahan and Arik Thormahlen Cost About $12,000 Biggest Obstacles Weather, water temperature, wildlife, pirates
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My goal is to not stop improving at making compassion, gratitude, and respect for others the key driving forces in my life.
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To the Editor: Your article gives the driving forces for falling fertility rates, but not the one that is possibly most important.
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Consolidations are one of the driving forces behind the towering profits, because monopoly hospitals are known to charge more than nonmonopoly hospitals.
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Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont who caucuses with the Democrats and is one of the driving forces behind its current momentum.
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Among the driving forces for the market's sharp drop on Friday were disappointing earnings from key tech companies that overshadowed strong economic data.
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For better or for worse, that company has been one of the driving forces of the Spanish economy over the past few decades.
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And so, what was one of the toughest periods turns out to be one of the best driving forces to get this done.
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"Long-term common problems and trends in rich nations are the fundamental driving forces in the development of welfare state institutions," they concluded.
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"If you ask any health-care executive now, one of the driving forces in their business is government health-care programs," he said.
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Gallin's powerful clout in Hollywood transcended into politics as one of the Democratic party's driving forces ... raising millions for various candidates and causes.
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Ticket sales and in-stadium revenue were often the driving forces in site selection then, leading to situations that were less than ideal.
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Manuel Padilla Jr., chief of the Rio Grande Valley Border Patrol Sector, says the driving forces behind immigration remain the same: violence and poverty.
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Samsung, the giant maker of products as varied as cargo ships and smartphones, is one of the driving forces of the South Korean economy.
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It's one of the driving forces of popular music, and particularly hip-hop, that moments of genius frequently arise where you least expect them.
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Certain forms and motifs reappear in different mediums, and the give and take between photography and painting is one of the show's driving forces.
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So she became one of the driving forces behind efforts to establish communities, online and off, for people of color who enjoy outdoor sports.
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GIPHY's culture editor, Jasmyn Lawson — who, for the record, pronounces GIF with a hard "g" — is one of the driving forces behind the effort.
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Very few people realize that one of the driving forces in investing and markets today arose from the ashes of the crash of 1987.
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The driving forces behind this week's downturn -- trade war and interest rate fears -- were around before this week, and yet market volatility is spiking.
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Those two fears, as it turns out, quickly prove themselves to be the driving forces of this second season — for better and for worse.
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What kind of structures could you get when there's competing driving forces—one that wants polymers to separate and one that wants them to mix?
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That's one of the driving forces that I would call slightly negative from the human point of view, though not the scientist point of view.
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The country has been aspiring to reach middle-income status, and Rahman was seen as one of the driving forces helping Dhaka towards that goal.
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Though it might look like the FANG stocks — Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Google parent Alphabet — are the market's only driving forces, Cramer has found otherwise.
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Both the U.S. and China reduced coal production and consumption in 2016 and were the driving forces behind the fuel's decline, according to the study.
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Pettiness is one of the driving forces of humans as a species, meaning that we're all petty as can be—yes, even you (ESPECIALLY YOU).
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By shedding the concept of "terrorism," and looking at the driving forces behind specific militant acts, we can get at root causes and address them.
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In general, successive U.S. governments have railed against this sort of behavior from China, one of the driving forces behind the 17-month trade war.
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Yet despite the high profile praise of Operation Hoodsie Cup, there are troubling questions about the effectiveness and driving forces behind police community outreach initiatives.
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Cipollone and Sekulow will be the driving forces behind the president's defense, the substance of which has been closely guarded leading up to the trial.
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He was also one of the main driving forces behind pinning the blame for the 2011 Benghazi attacks on then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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It's one of the driving forces of skateboarding as a culture, the DIY spirit to 'build your own, whether it's a spot, company, zine, etc.
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Though it might look like the FANG stocks — Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Google parent Alphabet — are the market's only driving forces, Jim Cramer has found otherwise.
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He explained to an audience at the Cannes Lions advertising festival, that local Chinese brands, ecommerce and mobile are the driving forces behind its increasing sales.
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Art and design are still driving forces in Italy's fashionable second city, but an unlimited transit pass might now be a wiser investment than designer shoes.
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It has long been known the U.S., and California in particular, have been driving forces behind the demand for Tesla Model S and Model X vehicles.
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HONG KONG — Samsung, the giant maker of products as varied as cargo ships and smartphones, is one of the driving forces of the South Korean economy.
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President Raul Castro's son Alejandro, one of the driving forces behind Cuba's declaration of detente with the United States, greeted friends and relatives after the show.
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Barry Jenkins and Tarell Alvin McCraney, the driving forces behind "Moonlight," one of the year's best movies, led parallel lives in the same poor Miami neighborhood.
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The ELD mandate was one of the driving forces for organizing the strike, as many truckers said the electronic log forces them to speed against the clock.
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Li Shuo, a Beijing-based policy adviser for Greenpeace, says China was one of the "major driving forces" behind the consensus that was forged at the meeting.
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Funnily enough, the more hardened qualities in the character truly came naturally, once she did the work of looking at self-hatred and shame as driving forces.
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The difference in temperature between the Arctic and the mid latitudes, where we live and it's warmer, is one of the driving forces of the jet stream.
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Mr Liu was one of the driving forces behind a report entitled "China 2030", published in 2012 by his Development Research Centre (DRC) and the World Bank.
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Mahindra is one of the driving forces on the Formula E circuit, which holds its New York race this weekend, and is well versed in EV production.
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Kaye's one of the group's driving forces curating events that combine music and film with exciting results, including re-scores to films like Kwaidan and Jurassic Park.
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"Investors have all this cash they need to use, particularly the French, who are the driving forces behind most of the deals right now," one banker said.
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They said the driving forces behind inflation trends have changed, and that the digital age posed further challenges for central bankers when it comes to tackling inflation.
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He is playing to tangible evidence that his poor press and the disgust of establishment politicians are still the driving forces of his appeal among his base.
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But simple carbohydrates, particularly sugar, are the real culprits in the modern diet, and are the driving forces "behind the diabetes and obesity epidemics," Mr. Leonhardt writes.
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The driving forces of this disruption include the "decline in retail renewable electricity prices," along with plummeting costs of batteries, in which technological efficiencies are improving exponentially.
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In an interview, he noted that the flows of refugees leaving war-torn countries like Syria was one of the driving forces of instability in the region.
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The driving forces of the package are a new national emissions trading system that will place a monetary cost on carbon dioxide, the most common greenhouse gas.
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That being said, Broward County's numerous shortcomings are unexpectedly, and paradoxically, some of the primary driving forces behind one of its greatest untapped secrets: its hardcore/punk scene.
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Executives across the company have faced heightened scrutiny in recent months as reports of widespread data leaks led critics to question the oversight and driving forces within Facebook.
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The designer Daniel Hechter served as the club's president for five years in the 1970s, and is regarded as one of the driving forces behind the team's foundation.
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Poor health infrastructure, low awareness, civil disorder, complacency and a backlash against vaccinations in some cases were driving forces in these recent measles outbreaks, according to the agency.
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That's really one of the driving forces for us to keep going, for us to take those people out of isolation (and) drag the bucket list out of them.
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Steve Bannon, the former White House Chief Strategist, was one of the driving forces behind the Moore campaign, and vehemently defended the candidate despite the accusations of sexual impropriety.
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The New York Times reported that Cohen, along with Russian-born American real estate developer Felix Sater and Ukrainian lawmaker Andrii Artemenko, were the driving forces behind the plan.
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Speaking publicly for the first time since that call, Jonas argued that "the very significant decline over many months in oil prices" was one of the primary driving forces.
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In his time at the White House, Bannon was one of the most controversial staffers, and was generally perceived as one of the driving forces behind Trump's nationalist ideology.
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The managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned Thursday that tensions sparked by a U.S.-China trade war could damage the driving forces behind global economic growth.
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AI and ML have been the driving forces in key offerings like Translate, Lens and, of course, Assistant, which the company is looking to truly distinguish from the competition.
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Editor-in-chief Elaine D'Farley says the growing support for marijuana legalization and an increased awareness of the potential benefits of cannabis are the driving forces behind this movement.
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Norah Casey, a businesswoman and journalist who was one of the driving forces behind the event, said that more than half of those in attendance had come from abroad.
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Publicly measurable indicators—including views, retweets, or likes—are "one of the driving forces in radicalization," says Whitney Phillips, a media manipulation researcher and associate professor at Syracuse University.
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In the eyes of many, the driving forces behind the growth during the "neoliberal" era after the fall of the Berlin Wall have been greed, egoism and social irresponsibility.
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Indeed, Naspers investments in Movile (supplemented by co-investors like Innova, which participated in the most recent round) have been one of the driving forces sustaining the Brazilian startup community.
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There's a lot to describe: Baylor's expansion over the past two decades — alongside Antioch and, later, Magnolia — has been one of the driving forces behind the changes happening in Waco.
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He's also one of the driving forces behind what's being billed as an "unrestored" 231mm edition of Stanley Kubrick's 22017 film 20013: A Space Odyssey that's currently playing in theaters.
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"You can probably attract some curious players in the beginning, but you can't copy exactly the technology and the culture that are the driving forces of the game," he said.
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But a lot of VR innovation is now coming from demands on the enterprise side, which was one of the driving forces behind the development of the Vive Pro Eye.
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For a country known to have the largest proven oil reserves in the world, CNBC takes a look at some of the driving forces behind the growing importance of gold.
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This means it's generally in an employer's best interest to not be a dick about it, but as with all discrimination, the driving forces are ignorance and fear, not logic.
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Mike Roger (R-Ala.), chairman of the House Armed Services strategic forces subcommittee and one of Congress' driving forces on a space force, said he was "thrilled" with Trump's announcement.
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Joyce was hinting at a broader criticism often leveled at Harris's detractors—that racism and sexism, not real policy differences, are the driving forces behind the left's animosity toward Harris.
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Sources say Oath CEO Tim Armstrong and Joanna Lambert, GM of Finance & Tech, are the driving forces behind the expansion, which has been in the works for a long time.
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These monkeys, the mountain, and the concept of a primate city are the driving forces of Nguyen's current solo show at Ground Floor Gallery, curated by Aljira Executive Director Dexter Wimberly.
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Todd Stern, widely considered to be one of the key architects and driving forces behind the Paris Climate Accord, is stepping down from his post on April 1 after seven years.
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Riots and misinformation have been driving forces here, with problematic interplays between the two—a rash of cases where misinformation went viral on WhatsApp in India and subsequently led to violence.
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Over the years, inquiries about her outfits (even the looks on Full House, which she admits can be "laughable" now) became commonplace, one of the driving forces behind the creation Staying Stylish.
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The acquisition was announced back in July, with scale and geographical breadth touted as the driving forces, along with a plan to expand product offerings including in the Internet of Things space.
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McCall believes in order to diversify the top earners' list, there needs to be change on the part of advertisers, who are the driving forces on what consumers see, expect, and idealize.
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Weaning Britain off natural gas imports is one of the driving forces behind government support for hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, which extracts gas from rocks broken up at high pressure with water and chemicals.
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The commitment to make the world we live in one where countries and peoples are bound by productive relationships and trade is one of the driving forces as to why I'm an entrepreneur today.
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Rather than Google, Facebook or Microsoft, increasingly Chinese duo Alibaba and Tencent are the driving forces behind the importing of large sums of capital and vast business experience into Southeast Asia's most promising startups.
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That's always been part of his guiding ethos as a musician, he's one of the driving forces behind JJUUJJUU, a genre-flouting Los Angeles band whose elliptical, droning riffs seem geared toward brain-expansion.
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As President Trump's first deputy national security adviser, she led the original interagency review of North Korea policy, and was one of the driving forces behind the president's across-the-board escalating pressure campaign.
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I think it is much more because it is the new industry, it is where you find the driving forces in our economy, and that would also traditionally be where you find most antitrust cases.
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Amazon has been one of the strongest driving forces behind the surge of e-commerce holiday sales around Thanksgiving, Black Friday, and the rest of the days leading to the end of the new year.
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Some users try to avoid such barriers by using illegal VPNs (or network access points.) What's next: New technology and shifting economics will also be driving forces in how the internet develops around the world.
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There's some evidence that one of the driving forces behind direct care's low wages is that women have worked in child and elder care without pay throughout history and thus are stereotyped as innately altruistic.
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They were the driving forces behind the rise of the Industrial Age, which led to vast improvements here and abroad in living standards and life spans, growing the global economic pie an astounding 50-fold.
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"At the same time, many contacts believe that other driving forces, such as digitalisation, increasing competition from abroad and the focus on climate and health are just as important for developments ahead," Norges Bank said.
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Film producer Hamish McAlpine, an art collector who was one of the driving forces behind the auction, said the Grenfell tragedy had had a huge emotional impact on Londoners, including the city's vibrant artistic community.
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Strong consumer demand has been one of the driving forces of economic growth as Spaniards who kept their jobs during a recession that ended three years ago spend on big ticket items like dishwashers and holidays.
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There's a reason most songs are about those subjects: they are our driving forces, the reason we unglue our eyes in the morning, take a breath of new-day air and plough onwards with our lives.
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Xi also said it was necessary for both sides to strengthen cooperation and work together in pursuit of new driving forces for global economic growth, and find out practical and feasible proposals to address global challenges.
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But as you gaze stupefied upon the continuing disaster, you can comfort yourself in the knowledge that you now understand the driving forces that are making it happen, thanks to the Big Chump Theory of history.
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In the lawsuit filed Tuesday, North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein (D) accused eight members of the Sackler family of being the driving forces behind Purdue Pharma and its work to deceptively market and sell OxyContin.
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In the lawsuit filed Tuesday, North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein (D) accused eight members of the Sackler family of being the driving forces behind Purdue Pharma and its work to deceptively market and sell OxyContin.
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The loss of Karen, we can infer, is one of the driving forces in Armstrong's life and career, in its own peculiar way, eventually leading him to walk on the moon in a rather melancholy finale.
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Google is built upon projects like the self-driving car: endeavors that push at the point of resistance for growth, where struggle and productive failure aren't consequences of the work, but rather the driving forces behind it.
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"Fortunately, in the United States, there are dissenting voices, people who are against Trump's positions," said Turkson, who is from Ghana and was one of the driving forces behind the pope's 2015 encyclical letter on environmental protection.
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But it also reflects the driving forces of contemporary times: Palestinian refugees poured into Gaza after Israel's creation in 1948 (the Nakba, or disaster, in Palestinian history), which among many changes augmented cuisine as an identity-maker.
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His intensity, passion, and power of persuasion were driving forces that were always on display — as were a supersize ego, a free-spending attitude, and a stunning disregard for traditional boundaries between personal projects and company business.
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What they're saying: Reception from environmental groups has been mixed, with the Sunrise Movement — one of the driving forces behind the Green New Deal — issuing a notably strong statement arguing that O'Rourke has walked back a previous pledge.
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Rather than a more community-centric zeitgeist, she points to economic conditions, rising student loan debt, and the lack of affordable housing in urban areas as the driving forces behind millennials' preference for low-commitment, short-term rentals.
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I worry that our representatives, on both sides of the aisle, are so removed from the reality of working-class life that they fail to see, and fail to understand, the true driving forces of working people's discontent.
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Garcia said reduced migration during summer heat played a role, but tighter immigration enforcement in Mexico and the MPP program were driving forces in the drop to around 125 releases per day from up to 700 three weeks ago.
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As June forges deeper into the Resistance, giving us more insight into the lives of her fellow Handmaids and the driving forces that keep them going despite every skin-crawling terror thrown their way should absolutely be a priority.
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Users have been downloading fewer apps for some time (and that is likely one of the driving forces behind Apple's imminent App Store changes.) But this may be more indicative of the App Store maturing, rather than cooling off.
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Indeed, one of his driving forces is pure comfort: The house is as convenient as it is cozy, equipped with very modern heating, controllable by cellphone app, but also with a jolly wood-burning stove in the living room.
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For these higher levels of optimism to continue, however, the Trump administration must deliver on campaign promises of tax reform and decreased regulations, two of the driving forces behind this renewed sense of optimism among businesses of all sizes.
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It is an elusive goal; it was one of the driving forces behind enactment of the Affordable Care Act, and we are yet to see whether Obamacare will be able to tackle the problem of rising health care costs.
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Cox is a great actress and definitely one of the driving forces behind the success of Orange Is the New Black, but she's one of only a few trans actors that have managed to reach that level of success.
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Carmack, whose company id Software was acquired by ZeniMax in 2009, was one of the driving forces behind the Gear VR. While the headset was released by Samsung, it's described as "powered by Oculus," with heavy software optimizations developed by Carmack.
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Many people—including some of the Florida students themselves—point to white privilege and affluence as the driving forces behind these teens' ability to heighten awareness on an issue that others have been toiling at, with little recognition, for years.
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Professor Swers noted that Senators Gillibrand of New York and Claire McCaskill of Missouri and former Senator Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire were driving forces behind hearings and legislation on sexual assault in the military, even if their specific solutions differed.
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"By voting for a new supervisory board, Lagardère shareholders will give the group the means to free up the driving forces of the publishing and travel retail divisions and allow all stakeholders to benefit," Amber Capital said in a statement.
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"By voting for a new supervisory board, Lagardere shareholders will give the group the means to free up the driving forces of the publishing and travel retail divisions and allow all stakeholders to benefit," Amber Capital also said in a statement.
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With investors now pondering which of oil's current key driving forces will prove to be the dominant one — rising U.S. crude output or OPEC's adherence to its supply cuts — the relationship with equities and even the dollar is likely to erode.
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Perhaps they were inspired to forge a friendship despite their polarized ideological platforms, out of a shared wish to ensure that kindheartedness, empathy, and hope, rather than wastefulness, greed, and cruelty, continue to be the driving forces behind modern American society.
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Most significantly, the Kardashians have literally nothing to do with the broad driving forces — joblessness, resentment of Washington D.C., frustration with the status quo, Clinton's flawed candidacy, and swells of populism and xenophobia among them — that helped land Trump in the Oval Office.
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"I hope this victory brings down this failed project and leads us to a Europe of sovereign nation states," Nigel Farage, the leader of the UK Independence Party and one of the driving forces behind Brexit, said in his Friday morning victory speech.
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One of the driving forces behind the Army's hunt for fresh whirlybirds is that opponents are working harder to attack military bases using small drones, improvised explosives, and other strategies, so US forces are now being stationed farther away from the action.
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Boredom and loneliness have always been driving forces for Tyler's music, but over the last five years he has evolved from a troublemaking author of ultra violent fantasy, to a more traditional songwriter staring at their bedroom ceiling contemplating identity and sexuality.
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Dmitriev, one of the driving forces behind Russia signing up to a global oil production pact with the OPEC nations and some other non-OPEC producers, said that the deal reached almost two years ago plays essential role in stabilizing oil market.
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Antoine Arnault, an LVMH board member and the chief executive of Berluti who was one of the driving forces behind the model charter, has said the group will adopt a zero tolerance stance toward any agency that does not comply with its requirements.
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It underscores the fascination that women held for the artist — aside from some early works, they constitute the sole subject of Klimt's output as a portraitist — at a time when social emancipation and sexual freedom were among the driving forces of modernism.
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Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffTrump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Top moments from historic House impeachment debate Trump rallies supporters as he becomes third president to be impeached MORE (D-Calif.), have been the driving forces of House Democrats' impeachment proceedings.
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After the forecast of decline in global trade for two consecutive years, analysts have claimed that the global economy would pick up this year, in 2017 and the driving forces for the growth include energy stock prices and acceleration in its economic growth.
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Puerto Ricans still taking stock of the momentous power shift point to the deadly aftermath of Maria and the government's inability to provide for its citizens afterward as the driving forces behind the summer's unrest — along with continuing anger over widespread corruption.
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"The plan was, let's give the sheriff a new jail, and we'll get our mental health center," said John Davies, CEO of the Baton Rouge Area Foundation, a philanthropic development fund that was among the driving forces for the mental health center.
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What's on the table also reflects the driving forces of contemporary times: Palestinian refugees poured in after Israel's creation in 20133 (the Nakba, or disaster, in Palestinian history), which, among many changes, augmented both cuisine as an identity-maker and the territory's complex palate.
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Elena's progressive politics do cause her to butt heads with her parental figures quite often—her interactions with Lydia (her traditionally minded grandmother) and Penelope (her more understanding but often exhausted mother) become one of the main driving forces of conflict throughout the series.
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He said: And, Facebook's track record shows we can't trust the company to police itself, he said, adding: Of note: Harris has been one of the driving forces behind the Center for Humane Technology, which advocates a critical lens on how technology is impacting society.
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As we dug into her experience as an artist in the social-media age and her driving forces as a creative and a human, she laid out a holistic vision for buoying young women that's rooted in self-care, social awareness, and personal expression.
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Ms. Coddington is well known to those in the fashion industry — and indeed many outside of it, thanks to a fabulously upstaging turn in the 2009 documentary "The September Issue" and the memoir, "Grace," that followed it — as one of the driving forces of Vogue.
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Why you should care: With or without trade bans, Huawei struggles to sell phones in the US, but it's been one of the driving forces behind some of the best smartphone innovations of recent years—not least cameras with multiple lenses and optical zoom.
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" Anthony Shorris, NYC's former first deputy mayor and one of the driving forces behind founding NYC3, had equally complimentary things to say about Brown: "He is comfortable in kind of a theoretical ambit, but also very ready to deal with the midnight phone call.
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But Rosi's vision of things is probably a bit too optimistic: if the posthuman includes a new emerging subjectivity, it is possible (but not a given) that we will see the coming of an anti-capitalist ethic where income and profit will not be the driving forces.
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After a multi-year struggle to maintain relevance in the consumer wearable market, Jawbone is now liquidating — and thanks to an injection of capital from a new, unnamed investor, some of the driving forces behind the original company are forming a new business called Jawbone Health Hub.
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Too often, in the technology industry, disruption is valued in its own right, without a thought that there may be consequences outside the purview of tech industry leaders — let alone teenage college students, who have historically been many of the driving forces between world-changing tech.
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Cliff Morrison - one of the driving forces behind the treatment center where the staff ignored ideas of clinical detachment and had physical contact with patients - said fear about the epidemic and suspicion about how it spread was one of the hurdles carers had to deal with.
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GQ had previously announced "Scream" and "Charmed" actress McGowan, an outspoken advocate on behalf of sexual assault victims, as the first female recipient of its Inspiration Award, saying her "openness about her experience has been one of the driving forces behind the #MeToo movement" against sexual harassment.
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The Eurogroup head himself was one of the driving forces behind the principle, first implemented in the bail-out of Cyprus in 2013 and later incorporated in EU rules, that creditors of insolvent banks should take a big hit before taxpayer money can be used to rescue them.
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And I think if it was the era where chemical businesses was those who sort of set the agenda, who was the driving forces in the economy, well then you find a lot of German cases on our table because a lot of our chemical industry is German.
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The story outlines how figures such as Kellyanne Conway, Steve Bannon, Kirstjen Nielsen, and Sean Spicer have faced blowback in public spaces while living in Washington, DC. Miller, who is one of the driving forces behind President Trump's "zero tolerance" immigration policies, has had perhaps an especially tough time.
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A new $124 million for Brazil's Movile proves that investors still see promise in Latin American tech As we wrote earlier, Naspers' investments in Movile (supplemented by co-investors like Innova, which participated in the most recent round) have been one of the driving forces sustaining the Brazilian startup community.
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The Azure, Office 365, and OneDrive platforms are the driving forces behind CEO Satya Nadella's long-term vision for the company in a world in which PC sales have shrunk and software like Office apps and the Windows operating system are either given away for free or sold through a subscription.
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"Add to this volatile mix," Buss continues, the evidence that men who attain positions of status feel "entitled" to greater sexual access to women — in fact that access was one of the key driving forces that led men over evolutionary history to have such strong status-seeking and resource-acquisition motivations.
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A look inside Jeffrey Epstein's real-estate portfolio, from the Florida and NYC mansions where sex trafficking reportedly took place to the private island in the CaribbeanIf Jeffrey Epstein's NYC mansion hits the market, its value will likely have 2 driving forces against it: A slow luxury market, and its tainted history
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A celebration of its rich history, as well as its dazzling roster of A-list tiara clients — from Empress Joséphine to Edith Wharton, were the driving forces behind Mr. Mansvelt's decision last fall to introduce the Musée Éphémère, a pop-up museum in the Chaumet headquarters that has since become a permanent fixture.
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"The driving forces would include an underlying increase in health care costs, the Trump administration's repeated threats to withhold $8 billion in promised subsidies, and uncertainty about ObamaCare's future, given the attempts to repeal and replace it with something very different," Bill Hammond, health policy director at the Empire Center for Public Policy, told The Post.
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Although, or rather just because, power is the unavoidable means, and striving for power is one of the driving forces of all politics, there is no more harmful distortion of political force than the parvenu-like braggart with power, and the vain self-reflection in the feeling of power, and in general every worship of power per se.
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Cultural tastemakers including Bob Colacello and Grace Coddington share stories of Lopez and his entourage — whose ranks included Jessica Lange, Grace Jones, and the Warhol superstar Jane Forth — painting a portrait of New York, then Paris, in the early 1970s as a moment where passion, freedom and fun were the driving forces behind the day's artists and designers.
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One of the driving forces behind Trump's 2016 campaign was rolling back Obama's legacy and he has followed through by terminating his predecessor's program for young immigrants in the U.S. illegally, rolling back his environmental policies, curbing the U.S. détente with Cuba, scrapping his Pacific Rim trade deal and eating away at the Affordable Care Act.
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This idea continues the driving forces behind some of our earlier exhibitions that dealt with institutional architecture, like Taking Place, where we appropriated the renovation of the Kunsthalle Zürich as our exhibition, or our show Aeroport Mille Plateaux at the Samsung Plateau Museum in Seoul last summer, where we turned the exhibition spaces into an airport terminal.
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Just as mitochondria, organelles that have their own DNA, came from ancient bacteria that infected cells and developed a symbiotic relationship with them, "the condensed liquid phases that we see in living cells might reflect, in a similar sense, a sort of fossil record of the physicochemical driving forces that helped set up cells in the first place," he said.
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Van Alen, a former play who died in 12, was also one of the driving forces in creating the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, R.I. "Jimmy Van Alen would not have liked the confusion of different ways of concluding matches at the four Grand Slam events," said Steve Flink, an American tennis historian who met Van Alen several times.
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Breaking News220006Q 2202 GDP2628% consensus 28500%FY 6900% from 2628%Driving forces:+Consumption+Non-residential fixed investment+ExportsDrags-Residential fixed investment-Imports accelerated Note: its obvious fixing trade and building homes take 28503 well over 22019% GDP The most recent data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis sets productivity growth for 2017 at 1.24 percent on a year-over-year basis.
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"We don't know that but we do know though is that even when oil demand does peak at some point in the future, it isn't going to drop off a cliff because substitute-ability for oil in so many sectors is still elusive – shipping, aviation, trucking, petrochemicals – there are still huge driving forces (for oil demand)," Atkinson told CNBC's Squawk Box Europe in November.
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If Jeffrey Epstein's NYC mansion hits the market, its value will likely have 2 driving forces against it: A slow luxury market, and its tainted historyImages show inside Jeffrey Epstein's $12 million Palm Beach mansion where victims say they were paid for sex as minorsLegal battlesThe case against Jeffrey Epstein has officially been dismissedJeffrey Epstein was accused of sex trafficking young girls on his mysterious private island.
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Jay used to be one of rap's driving forces, yet as he settles into his role as a middle aged hip-hopper, he's becoming nothing more than a self-serving caricature, the rich uncle who pops into your life on occasion each year, looking a little more out of place each time, sporting last season's fashion trends and doling out ill-dated career advice.
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This bizarre cultural phenomenon alongside the ambiguity of the sign were some of the larger driving forces for the artist: "What drew me to the ubiquitous nail salon sign at first was the fact that I never had seen a version with a black hand, and second, that it's weird that this motif doesn't communicate whether the hand is receiving the rose or giving it," Erizku explains to The Creators Project.
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The exhibition, another rung in the Pacific Standard Time ladder, introduces an Anglophone public to a spate of artists working in Guadalajara, Mexico City, and Monterrey during this period, who often adopted a punk, do-it-yourself approach to art-making, and created work responding to local issues such as the 1999 student strike at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México and the migration of poor indigenous youth to crowded cities — as well as the contemporary driving forces of globalization and neoliberalism.
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Petter Nesser, a senior researcher with the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment and author of the recent book "Islamist Terrorism in Europe," noted after the Paris attacks that savvy jihadi recruiters can be a powerful pull: The European jihadi underground revolves around experienced jihad entrepreneurs, who recruit and socialize misfits and drifters, politicize grievances they may have, and employ them as tools for transnational militants, such as al-Qaeda and IS. Social despair may create a hospitable environment for recruitment, but in many cases social ties and loyalty to entrepreneurs are sufficient driving forces.
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Before his Hollywood success with "Midnight Cowboy" and "Marathon Man," this British director focused on the changing generational tide in his home country in three films with class, gender and sex as the driving forces: "A KIND OF LOVING" (1962), Mr. Schlesinger's feature debut, starring Alan Bates as a working-class man on his way to a white-collar job who is forced to marry his pregnant girlfriend (June Ritchie) and move in with his mother-in-law; "BILLY LIAR" (1963), featuring Tom Courtenay as an undertaker's assistant with a vivid imagination, and a breakthrough performance by Julie Christie; and "DARLING" (1965), with Ms. Christie as a model and actor in Swinging London who climbs the social ladder alongside a TV news reporter (Dirk Bogarde).
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