But his views on monetary policy have not been firmly established.
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From this example, the high-end car park became firmly established.
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Matter firmly established as the continuation of the 1960s civil rights movement
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New York and New Jersey were firmly established as cousins in dispute.
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Even so, the box-office takeaways for 2018 are already firmly established.
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It's a firmly established French tradition, and there is rarely much deviation.
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The link between PTSD and such "life-threat" events was firmly established.
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Today, he is firmly established among the highest level of global music superstars.
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The Moneyval report said the AIF's supervision of the IOR "is now firmly established".
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Those two are firmly established; there may be many others yet to be discovered.
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Since then it has firmly established its calamitous impact on the country's tree stock.
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Their exile families are more firmly established in the United States than Afro-Cubans.
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The first, that is, once the world's most famous skateboarder's identity has been firmly established.
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Rochlin's model relies on existing data from countries where the tick has firmly established itself.
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But his exact role on the night of the attacks has not been firmly established.
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Case law has firmly established that sexual violence is an issue of gender-based discrimination.
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Five years later, these grapes, if not yet household words, are at least firmly established.
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Still, Mr. Trump's affinity for Mr. Duterte, and other strongmen as well, is firmly established.
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With his soapbox more firmly established, Esmail says it's time to take on the encryption debate.
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After the decolonisation and the massive influx of Muslim immigrants, Islam was firmly established in France.
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Xavier is firmly established in the top 10 and is enjoying a five-game winning streak.
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He started his own snowboard brand and is firmly established among the legends of the sport.
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If Palmer amaranth is firmly established, costs could increase by up to 50 percent, Hartzler said.
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"Compared to 10-20 years ago, the SDF is more firmly established in society," Nagashima said.
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Second, the next president must take office with the rules firmly established, well-known and public.
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But it has since been firmly established that Time Lords can change gender when they regenerate.
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But why Kennedy failed to report the accident for so long has never been firmly established.
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The World and The Perfect L.U.V. Tape, which firmly established him as a newcomer to watch.
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The Heat employed LeBron James, who had firmly established himself as the game's most dominant player.
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Hamburg has long been home to a firmly established community of some 8,203 leftists and anarchists.
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In practice it meant destroying a firmly established local economy and bringing in rule by outsiders.
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The racial discipline gap is now a firmly established reality in Arkansas and around the country.
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Because Article 50 has never been invoked, some details of the process have never been firmly established.
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As it stands, GoPro is going up against the likes of DJI, which has firmly established itself.
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Yes. Dr. Siegel's research has firmly established that mammals are attracted to plants that will alter consciousness.
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A little over two years later, that division is firmly established among the UFC's older weight classes.
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Firmly established on the global racing calendar, the World Cup continued at Nad Al Sheba through 22017.
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Greece is more firmly established as a member of the euro and is running a primary fiscal surplus.
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Our nation's founders believed that the firmly-established constitutional principle of religious liberty makes us a stronger nation.
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In the '80s, the social order was firmly established, and it was old and straight and male and white.
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After the electoral defeat of the PRI in 2000, freedom of expression became firmly established in the mass media.
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Tommy John's Go Anywhere Performance shirt has firmly established itself as a permanent fixture in my work-shirt rotation.
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What we can say for certain is that kit sponsors are a firmly established part of the football landscape.
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By 1988, Little Saigon was already firmly established, with multitudes of Vietnamese shops, restaurants and businesses lining Bolsa Avenue.
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Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris are a firmly established item these days, engaging in all sorts of couple-y behaviors.
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But it will run up against fierce resistance from a small army of firmly established companies already doing just that.
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By the time he did so, in 415, Britain's status as the troublemaker of the Roman world was firmly established.
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With these thrifty habits firmly established, they picked up one simple trick to ensure they never go over their budget.
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By 1952, the kits flew off the shelves and Craft Master has firmly established itself in the midcentury hobbyist market.
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It is a rarity among operas of that era: firmly established in the repertory, beloved by musicians and audiences alike.
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At age 53, she has firmly established herself as an essential contemporary painter whose virtuosity is passionately admired by younger artists.
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The question of whether Russian entities interfered in American politics was not up for debate; that has already been firmly established.
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There's a reason Discovery has firmly established the late great Commander Georgiou, who fought violence at every turn, as its conscience.
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Although its present-day popularity has been firmly established, its history and impact — rooted in the late 1960s — cannot be ignored.
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"The conversation about concentrated economic power is now firmly established within the political narrative and the elite media narrative," she said.
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From CEOs to engineers, astronauts, artists, and taxi drivers, we have firmly established our roots in all facets of this country.
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Careful users of language are hesitant to use the newer — and typically broader — uses of terms before they've become firmly established.
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His fate would depend on a long-shot appeal, which focused on a narrow and not firmly established matter of law.
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Energy watchers are closely monitoring Brent, which has pulled back from recent multiyear highs but remains firmly established above $80 a barrel.
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The icing on the cake was that it firmly established the connection between what actors wear and what they have to say.
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It's a good thing we've firmly established that a president must leave their business ties behind if they want to hold office.
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"We all want answers and we believe that with patience and focus, the truth will be firmly established," the police statement said.
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"We all want answers and we believe that with patience and focus, the truth will be firmly established," Monday's police statement said.
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She doesn't need tabloid approval because she's firmly established as an enduring figure in her own industry, so why shouldn't she laugh?
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By the beginning of this season's finals — the Australian term for playoffs — he had firmly established himself as a solid role player.
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Manufacturers who want to engage in this process already have a lot of legacy hardware, embedded software and firmly established production lines.
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The number of Mexican dead has never been firmly established, but it was certainly much greater in both absolute and relative terms.
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The research adds to the mounting evidence of a link between the virus and microcephaly, which has not yet been firmly established.
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So even if you live in a state with a firmly established posthumous right of publicity, I hope you trust your surviving heirs.
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Other researchers have cautioned that larger, longitudinal studies are necessary before telomere length can be firmly established as a key indicator of aging.
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The short film celebrates the thinking and technological advancements that firmly established Samsung as a brand loved by many people around the world.
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Busch: When I was firmly established as a downtown crossover artist, Don got in touch with me; I didn't know him at all.
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The contents consisted of objects whose categorical boundaries — in natural history, zoology, archaeology, ethnography, geology and so on — were not yet firmly established.
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As U.S. health authorities have cautioned, the causal relationship between Zika virus infection and birth defects and neurological disorders has not been firmly established.
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But unlike many of those tech companies, Mr. Ulukaya is giving his employees a piece of the company after its value is firmly established.
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Under the leadership of Karl Lagerfeld, who served as the creative director from 1964 to 1984, the brand's signature brazen femininity was firmly established.
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In 2009, firmly established in the city, he was eager to buy the restaurant beneath that small office when it came up for sale.
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The Toronto Raptors are firmly established in second place in the Eastern Conference while the Miami Heat have surrendered their spot in the top four.
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It launched aggressively into international markets and firmly established itself as a major player in the highest echelons of Hollywood, with the budget to match.
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It firmly established "black-ish," if there was any doubt, as a sitcom that's not just timely but up to the challenge of its times.
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So it's only a matter of time before a broader cultural and legal definition of where the line is with deepfakes is more firmly established.
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More than two weeks after the election, no winner has been firmly established, though authorities say the incumbent, Juan Orlando Hernández, won the most votes.
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Yet a more sinister side to our perpetual outrage on Twitter also firmly established itself these past 12 months, amid the more light-hearted shaming.
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Now, Duvall is a National League All-Star, a 24-homer hitter and firmly established as the No. 23 hitter in the Cincinnati Reds' lineup.
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The South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI), a government research organization, recommended the temporary ban because it said leopard numbers could not be firmly established.
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By 1958, the year in which Questioning Minds begins, Kenner, although only four years Davenport's senior, was much more firmly established in the literary world.
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The sheer scale of NASA's 60-year mission to study Earth is why conclusions about climate change caused by human activity are so firmly established.
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If that's not bad enough, though, it's almost certain that an invasive species of tick, newly discovered last year, has firmly established America as its home.
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But it wasn't until she scored the lead role as FBI agent Alex Parrish in ABC's hit series Quantico that Chopra firmly established a global presence.
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The big picture: Xi, 64, has set an incredibly ambitious foreign policy, and more firmly established China as a rival to U.S. influence around the world.
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Absent that interest, the course will be directed by the most firmly established interests around the president — in this case, the congressional GOP and his family.
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Where felines have already firmly established their role as beauty influencers (seriously, what would we do without the cat eye?), dogs haven't had quite the same impact.
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It's a long discussion, but it's a rare in-depth conversation with an entrepreneur who has firmly established himself as a disruptor in more than one industry.
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Regardless, the win firmly established Seaman as a deserving member of the best team in grand prix racing – and made him something of a star in Germany.
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Winston Churchill argues that it was his ancestor who made Queen Anne great and it was his military victories that firmly established Britain as a world power.
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But by the time nationalist leaders threw the world into two cataclysms of destruction and ethnic cleansing, the emotional power of the nation had been firmly established.
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Manchester City, which as recently as 1999 was playing in the third tier in England, is now firmly established among a group of world soccer's elite teams.
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He had, in recent years, been firmly established in the top five, even the top three, but he had always found himself behind Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Without descending to overt mimicry, Hanks captures Rogers's body language and vocal intonations, and his own firmly established reputation for niceness adds an important element of credibility.
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It also firmly established in my mind the importance of randomized controlled trials, and the great potential for meta-analyses, which group individual trials for greater impact.
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Eleven years later Rashad Evans feels as firmly established a part of the UFC firmament as the Octagon itself: one of those figures who's always been there.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was established by President Richard Nixon in 1970, and its impact firmly established in its early years by its first administrator, William Ruckelshaus.
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So Watson is firmly, firmly established as the silver thread that runs through those cognitive solutions, and you can see all of that in the 'Cognitive Solutions' performance.
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Hip-hop scenes started to sprout up in bigger cities, but the epicenters of the genre were firmly established in Moscow and St. Petersburg, where they remain today.
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That effort saw Vasquez explore a darker, more industrial sound, channeling bands like early Nine Inch Nails and Skinny Puppy, with Vasquez already firmly established bedroom gothic aesthetic.
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While Eminem's skills as a rapper had been firmly established prior to the movie's release, 8 Mile allowed him to come into his own as a handshake artist.
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As we come into 2018, streaming has firmly established itself as one of the dominant modes of music consumption, and almost certainly the dominant mode of music distribution.
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The breakout performer for the Dodgers, who has firmly established himself as the team's leadoff batter, was sitting on a fastball and got one right down the middle.
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It took a few more decades before the work of Kepler and Galileo firmly established the beginnings of the scientific revolution to which we owe the modern world.
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"The Amazon rainforest is firmly established in the psyche of many for decades now, and rightly so -- it's suffering a desperate plight of its own," Gardner told CNN.
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Pompeo has also firmly established himself as a critic of the Obama-era Iran nuclear deal, which Trump has called "the worst deal ever" and sought to dismantle.
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And while it has never been firmly established who issued the order to kill the royal family, the man the historian was referring to was Sverdlov, not Lenin.
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Mr. Trump and the Catholic Church are opposed to state actions like the Reproductive Health Act — even though they merely codify existing federal law and firmly established practices.
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GLAAD did get an apology out of him for the latter incident, but by that point, Hope had firmly established himself as an old, out-of-touch bigot.
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The legendary open mic night in Leimert Park, which developed and spawned its own collective of brilliant and experimental rappers, was already firmly established when Mike showed up.
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The high holiday is now so firmly established in the popular consciousness that it's often commercialized by corporate companies like Burger King and Chipotle to sell junk food. Sigh.
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By 2002, when the Boston Globe blew open the child sex abuse scandal that had festered within the Catholic Church, the understanding of repressed memories was more firmly established.
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The link between climate change and hurricane frequency has not been firmly established by scientists, but rising seas and scorching heat seem to worsen the damage the storms incur.
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By the time he was pondering eternal life, he had already firmly established his scientific legacy, so he could risk working on topics he knew would be considered frivolous.
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Which is one reason voters last year ended up with a choice between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, two candidates who were already firmly established in the public consciousness.
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He was not a shy young man, but Olson, at that point firmly established as one of the game's top coaches, had the sort of gravitas that intimidated him.
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The size of the mother could not be firmly established due to the poor preservation of her remains, but Ichthyosaurs grew to upwards of 13 feet (four meters) in length.
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The scope of the movie increases exponentially, threatening to blow out the intricate sense of scale and delicate intimacy Jenkins firmly established throughout its first two-thirds of the film.
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Soon after my newspaper addiction was firmly established, the habit of reading spilled over to many typical children's series: the Hardy Boys, Jack London, the Great Brain, the Boxcar Children.
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By then, of course, the dehumanized caricature with the scarlet, clownish mouth was imprinted in the popular imagination and firmly established as the fixation of choice for Ku Klux Klansmen.
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Though this ran only for a few years at Vertigo before transferring to Avatar Press and getting retitled War Stories, author Garth Ennis firmly established its sensibility in this time.
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"It is firmly established that a sitting president is not afforded special protection from a civil suit regarding conduct before he or she entered office," wrote Daniels' lawyer, Michael Avenatti.
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But Kyle Odom would argue that he's "173% sane, 0% crazy" and has proof that "hypersexual" and "aggressive" martians are on Earth and firmly established at the highest rungs of society.
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It's been firmly established that she is an international superstar who can sing her ponytail off, has legions of devoted followers and last year weathered an extraordinarily tough time with grace.
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Trouvelot's North American legacy has been the mounting impact on forests of a pest that is so firmly established federal agencies make no bones about being able to wipe it out.
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As was firmly established in the recently dismissed lawsuit and in the indictment today, Roger's benign communications first take place many weeks after the alleged hacking events described in today's indictment.
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Once dismissed as "the baby blues," PND, also known as postpartum depression, is now firmly established as a mental health condition, and recognized as equal in severity to other depressive illnesses.
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But it may be an important comment on how we read social science that the humanity of her rural residents did not need to be so firmly established in her account.
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Other programs like DACA are even less certain because they are not firmly established in law, whereas the U Visa program is something that cannot be reversed from administration to administration.
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But the $24.9 million that Mr. Buttigieg collected — nearly $5.33 million of which came from small donors who gave less than $200 — firmly established his financial staying power in the race.
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For now, though, "This Is Us" has more than earned its three-hankie reputation, and having firmly established its characters, looks destined to wind up crying all the way to the bank.
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It's also really bad for Trump personally: It's now firmly established that if he loses the 2020 election, he could be charged if the next president's Justice Department opts to pursue it.
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While it may be unlovable, the ACA is firmly established — written into the costly software and strategic plans of hundreds of insurers, thousands of hospitals, and the 32 states that expanded Medicaid.
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Although the study has yet to be peer-reviewed, the methods used to detect the role of climate change in extreme events are becoming more firmly established in the climate science community.
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The measles vaccines are among the most extensively studied medical products we have, and their safety has been firmly established over many years in some of the largest vaccine studies ever undertaken.
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"Art and culture will emit the greatest positive energy," Mr. Xi said at the time, "when the Marxist view of art and culture is firmly established and the people are their focus."
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A two-player race for the year's fourth major was firmly established when both picked up a shot at No. 4 and Pornanong followed Hall in making a birdie at No. 6.
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"Perhaps now with wheat prices more firmly established at higher levels, the relative feed costs can support higher corn prices," said Tobin Gorey, director of agricultural strategy at Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
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"With our presence here firmly established, America is renewing its leadership in this region, and we are counting on our partners in Greenland and Denmark to lead with us," he will say.
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The Liberty: The Liberty was one of the first bars to open on the east side when the neighborhood started gentrifying, and it has now firmly established itself as a locals bar.
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The stability and pragmatism of Queiroz's seven-year reign, which will come to an end after the tournament with the Portuguese deciding to quit, has firmly established Iran as Asia's number one team.
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It does seem clear that the trends are firmly established for now, and longer term it's likely that India may become a net importer of fuel, as domestic demand growth outstrips refinery construction.
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As we assess the market, product, competitive and talent dynamics, we see a perfect storm of enabling characteristics pushing beyond incremental innovation into the widespread disruption of the firmly established HR SaaS category.
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The reference points were the button-downs of the 1940s and '50s, when the Brooks Brothers shirt was firmly established as a crucial element of insouciant collegiate style, the more frayed the better.
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The satirical sketch show was Corbett's big breakthrough, introducing him to Ronnie Barker, with whom he formed the legendary comedy double act The Two Ronnies which firmly established Corbett as a household name.
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When Glassman opened Books of Wonder in 1980 in the West Village (it relocated a few times for additional space), the children's bookstore Eeyore's was already firmly established on the Upper West Side.
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These samples showed that the region experienced two episodes of extreme cooling—one that happened when these Mesolithic humans first moved into the area, and one that happened when they were already firmly established.
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It reveals how the synthetic cannabinoids market "was firmly established across all prison wings, including the 'drug free' recovery wing," with between 60 to 90 percent of prisoners in the jail regular Spice smokers.
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"The Longines Hong Kong International Races is firmly established among a select handful of the world's greatest international racing occasions," said Andrew C. Harding, the executive director, racing, of the Hong Kong Jockey Club.
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Read: A blood test before birth could predict your medical destiny Earlier discoveries Berger had already firmly established himself in the field after discovering, in 2008, the fossils of yet another new species: Australopithecus sediba.
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The early screening firmly established him as the central antagonist (more on that later) and loosely explored his connection to the Alchemax corporation and its mysterious reactor, another key component of the Spider-Verse puzzle.
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What is more firmly established, however, is that heat waves are one of the most certain impacts of human-caused global warming, since as average temperatures increase, the likelihood of heat extremes jumps even more.
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Now that Microsoft is on board, that dominance is going to be even more firmly established, and it could help Google make inroads into that Microsoft Graph, giving the company another shot at the enterprise market.
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When it comes to less extreme populism on the right, however, Germany is an exception in the European Union: it has no far-right party as firmly established as France's National Front or Austria's Freedom Party.
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U.S. forces are deployed with our local partners, the Syrian Democratic Forces, in that conflict, on top of which there's no process yet firmly established to build local security and governance in the wake of ISIS.
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Darwin meticulously and patiently spent more than twenty years assembling his argument and evidence for evolution before the publication of The Origin of Species, yet a large portion of society still rejects that firmly established theory.
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By the turn of the century Nuphonic Records had firmly established themselves at the vanguard of a nu-disco movement, releasing compilations by the likes of Loft legend David Mancusco, and Good Times' man Norman Jay.
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Played with brutal panache by Christopher Fairbank in the recent television adaptation, Walter is firmly established in the minds of the millions who have encountered him on the page or the screen as one of history's villains.
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The stability and pragmatism of Queiroz's seven-year reign, which will come to an end after the tournament with the Portuguese already having announced his decision to quit, has firmly established Iran as Asia's number one team.
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There is the end of Okada's legendary title reign and the questions of what comes next, with Okada so firmly established as an all-timer and so much still he can accomplish at just 30 years old.
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This, of all things, not only firmly established his life as a chef, but also convinced him to buy a bike upon his return to the States, despite not having a license or even a learner permit.
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By the 1970s, it was firmly established that the universe was expanding, so the next big question was whether the cosmos was fated to recollapse, destroying us all in a Big Crunch, or to simply expand forever.
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With a new crew firmly established and a new mission of scientific research to undertake, the USS Discovery could finally get out of the Sturm und Drang of season one and let Star Trek be Star Trek again.
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He won Iowa, then placed third in New Hampshire, but Senator Ted Cruz has firmly established himself as the class of the Republican field in at least one respect: by producing humorous, barbed and biting political campaign ads.
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With climate change also firmly established as a national-security risk - not just at the DOE, but at the Pentagon as well - Trump may find that Perry isn't someone who can easily rally the agency's ranks behind him.
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There is concern that there may be "a long-standing and in the economy firmly established system of agreements restricting competition in procurement procedures mainly in civil engineering and roadway construction in Austria," the prosecutors said in a statement.
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In the end, the effect of the Nashville Statement's Dutch version has been to confirm that, outside a tiny minority, acceptance of homosexuality and transgender identity is too firmly established in Dutch society—and in Dutch Christianity—to dislodge.
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Hip-hop has flourished in South Korea since the early 90s, and at this point it's so firmly established in the culture that it feels like an entirely different genre from the American one from which it was derived.
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"Azar added that the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine was "among the most extensively studied medical products we have," and its safety has been "firmly established over many years in some of the largest vaccine studies ever undertaken.
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" By midcentury it was firmly established as a protest hymn, and its role as an anthem of the Civil Rights movement — even today — led the Library of Congress to declare it "the most powerful song of the 20th century.
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"We have firmly established our place in pop culture and as the No. 2100 music brand for kids with millions of kids and families listening to Kidz Bop every day," Victor Zaraya, president of Kidz Bop exclusively tells PEOPLE.
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Also not firmly established is the protective value of plant sources of omega-3s: alpha-linolenic acid found in flax seeds, walnuts and some vegetable oils, which could be an option for vegetarians and people allergic to fish. video
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Washington (CNN)Just a few months before President Donald Trump moved into the White House, his presence was already firmly established in downtown Washington, only a few blocks from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, at the newly opened Trump International Hotel.
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The streamlining starts with Hays, firmly established as the central character after a season that cast four big-name actors (Colin Farrell, Rachel McAdams, Vince Vaughn and Taylor Kitsch) as variations on the same hard-drinking, morally compromised antihero.
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Why it matters: That 13-point drop in just one month indicates Harris' post-debate "sugar-high" might not be aging well, despite the fact that she's firmly established herself in the top tier of candidates in several national 2020 polls.
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Not least, the Islamic State committed these atrocities at a time when the world has a set of firmly established laws and a permanent International Criminal Court in The Hague precisely to deter and punish those who commit such crimes.
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Perhaps when we get farther down the road (ahem) — when more vehicles are electrified, when car sharing is more firmly established, when the benefits of automation have proven out — we can move to full automation without the risk of carbon blowback.
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Other estimates are more conservative: "The only deaths that have been firmly established, either individually or statistically, are the 28 victims of acute radiation syndrome and 19863 cases of fatal child thyroid cancer," Wade Allison of the University of Oxford told New Scientist.
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But Germany has — like the British — seen little conclusive evidence to show that Beijing is behind the scenes pulling the strings — only that the company could be compelled to spy in the future once use of the technology has been firmly established.
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Now, having had my hands on a pre-release (but very nearly final in this case) build of the game for a third time, it's firmly established as one of my favorite games of 2016—and it's not even properly out yet.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - The stability and pragmatism of Carlos Queiroz's seven-year reign has firmly established Iran's as Asia's number one team, but the nation will go to the World Cup hoping to advance for the first time to the knockout phase.
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The federal government has argued in court filings that there is no support for the claim that Americans are constitutionally entitled to a protected climate, while the API has said climate science is not firmly established enough to support the teenagers' case.
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With more answers -- Stone's role as an attempted conduit between WikiLeaks and the Trump campaign is now firmly established by Mueller -- but lots more questions about who knew what when, and how high up in the Trump campaign hierarchy that knowledge went.
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He committed suicide in 1968, thinking his cause lost, just as Paul Ehrlich published "The Population Bomb," Earth Day drew millions into the streets in 1970 and a groundbreaking 1972 report, "The Limits to Growth," firmly established the argument he'd helped pioneer.
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By the time Xu purchased the club in 215, Dalian was firmly established as China's football city, and the chance to buy the team came at just the right moment for a young businessman keen to raise his profile beyond the boardroom.
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"For much of industry — from manufacturing to ag and services — the USMCA is going to bring a sense of relief that the terms of trade are firmly established," said John Murphy, senior vice president for international policy at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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While modern art has a firmly established tradition of objects that simultaneously hang on the wall and jut into space (think of Robert Rauschenberg's collagelike "Combines") and of monochrome, geometric canvases (see Carmen Herrera and Ellsworth Kelly) Ms. Sánchez does something different.
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Now that large markets like the United States have been firmly established as lovers of coconut milk and peanut sauce, the Thai government has been making a push to increase the presence of Thai cuisine in new regions, especially the Middle East.
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At the age of 29 he is now firmly established as one of European football's most gloriously gifted players, but his means of getting there encompassed rejection, lower-league toil and, best of all, a stint as a shop assistant at a Nantes department store.
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It has been two years since the United Nations agency firmly established the 2020 deadline to reduce the sulfur content of maritime fuels to 0.5 percent from 3.5 percent, and all major global ports and shipping terminals have committed to using low-sulfur fuels.
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Mr. de Blasio has said his presidential run will not affect his ability to manage the largest city in the country, suggesting that as a mayor in the middle of his final term, his vision and direction for New York had been firmly established.
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We are pleased with their success in their first year of operation, where they have grown their revenue nicely and firmly established themselves as a serious player in feature phones and smartphones; Nokia branded mobile phones have leapt ahead of several other brands in only one year.
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Gregorius has had a torrid April and has firmly established himself in the heart of what may be baseball's most fearsome lineup, surrounded by Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton and Gary Sanchez, whose two-run homer gave the Yankees a 2-1 win over the Angels on Sunday.
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With little support for a robust border wall on either side of the aisle within Congress, Republicans and Democrats have moved on to detention, which is also expensive, and has implications for recent border crossers as well as immigrants with firmly established roots in the United States.
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In recent years, an overwhelming body of clinical evidence has firmly established that people living with H.I.V. who achieve and maintain an undetectable viral load — the amount of H.I.V. in the blood — by taking and adhering to antiretroviral therapy as prescribed cannot sexually transmit the virus to others.
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But his exact role during the attacks has not been firmly established, and investigators were hoping that Mr. Abdeslam would shed light on his actions that night, as well as on the wider network of Islamic State militants who carried out the attacks in France and the ones in Brussels four months later.
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" As they wrote in the exposé published in the journal Areo, "Scholarship based less upon finding truth and more upon attending to social grievances has become firmly established, if not fully dominant," within certain fields in the humanities, whose "scholars increasingly bully students, administrators and other departments into adhering to their worldview.
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The specifics and limits of Wonder Woman's powers are never firmly established, and the movie makes no attempt whatsoever to explain what, exactly, Ares is capable of, either: He shoots some sort of computer-generated energy from his hands, and he can also send chunks of runway and other large objects flying at his opponents.
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The White Sox firmly established themselves as a seller as the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline approaches following Tuesday's defeat, sending third baseman Todd Frazier as well as relievers David Robertson and Tommy Kahnle to the New York Yankees for reliever Tyler Clippard and three minor-leaguers, including consensus top-50 prospect Blake Rutherford.
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None of the eight U.S. banks with SIFI designations have made moves quite as significant as MetLife and GE, but certain disincentives for becoming larger have been firmly established for banks, mostly though the global systemically important bank capital buffers, the Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review program and the U.S. adoption of Basel III capital standards.
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With the smartphone firmly established in the late oughties as our definitive all-purpose personal device, capable of serving as everything from watch to game console to flashlight, any device that wasn't a smartphone suddenly needed a more compelling reason to exist in the eyes of consumers, and the results have been optimization of many things that before we hadn't really considered improvable.
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HWC's members' main projects were then shining brightly in the limelight: Guitarist Nick Zinner's Yeah Yeah Yeahs were a year removed from their breakout hit single, "Maps"; frontman Jordan Blilie and guitarist Cody Votolato were riding high off a pair of career-defining, immensely well-received albums with the Blood Brothers; and bassist Justin Pearson and drummer Gabe Serbian had firmly established themselves as boundary-pushing, theatrical antagonists as the rhythm section for The Locust.
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The most famous of these is perhaps the weird and eerie "Johny Johny Yes Papa" mashup meme that briefly took over the internet last summer, but one of the most recent popular riffs is a heavy metal edition by Norwegian guitarist Leo Moracchioli, who is known for his metal arrangements of pop songs: So the Baby Shark song is clearly here to stay, having firmly established itself in many corners of the culture, online and off, in all its incessant repetitive glory.
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