So most of these postings may be vacant for the forseeable future.
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Vice President Michel Temer will now takeover as president for the forseeable future.
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Basically, you're going to be the host with the most for the forseeable future.
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But thanks to President Donald Trump's travel crackdown, that hope has for the forseeable future been dashed.
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Once he began bashing Caban in the head, it was forseeable that Caban would try to call for help.
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Getting people to strap used AR hardware to their face for demos seems like a tough sell for the forseeable future.
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If they deliver a large pre-election spending for households that will enable the RBA to stay on hold for the forseeable future.
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ET. St. Louis Fed President James Bullard stuck to his perspective that only one interest rate hike will be necessary in the forseeable future.
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Ready-to-drink cocktails, which includes seltzer, will continue to grow for the forseeable future, according to a recent report from industry group IWSR.
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Israel would remain in control of security for the Jordan Valley and the Palestinian territory under the plan, at least for the forseeable future.
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There was no way out and I think, obviously, the end has come and I don't think there was any other outcome that was forseeable.
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But Bowser also offered a quick reminder, one he's likely to repeat many times in the forseeable future: don't put too much weight on the name.
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As part of this plan, Chen told The National that there would be no devices for the forseeable future running its own proprietary BB10 operating system.
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" On the heels of that interview, which was met with widespread criticism, Andrew announced that he was stepping back from public duties "for the forseeable future.
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Ready-to-drink cocktails, including spiked seltzer, are growing and will continue to grow for the forseeable future, according to a recent report from industry group IWSR.
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While the app will continue running (with minimal updates) for the forseeable future, half of the team will be integrated into Pinterest's product engineering team, the company said.
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"Refrigeration and cold storage are really big issues, and will be for the forseeable future," says one former federal emergency response official who asked not to be identified.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR Since JPM's SR and SRFs are '5' and 'NF', respectively, there is limited likelihood that these ratings will change over the forseeable future.
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ICYMI, food establishments across the country have shut down their dine-in operations for the forseeable future as states order closures due to the novel coronavirus and COVID-19.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR Since JPM's Support and Support Rating Floors are '5' and 'NF', respectively, there is limited likelihood that these ratings will change over the forseeable future.
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SunPower Chief Executive Tom Werner in a conference call predicted "intense competition for the forseeable future in mainstream power plants," adding that some companies were selling panels at below cash cost.
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LONDON, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Britain's markets watchdog has fined Tesco 16.4 million pounds ($21.4 million) for failing to protect account holders at its bank from a "forseeable" cyber attack two years ago.
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ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT MAKING PIZZA DELIVERY AT NEW YORK&aposS FORT HAMILTON ARRESTED BY ICE He said Villavicencio&aposs release is necessary because his imminent removal from the U.S. is no longer reasonably forseeable.
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Unsurprisingly, the Huskies dropped out of the rankings as a result, and their light schedule over the next few weeks all but assures they'll stay out of the top 25 for the forseeable future.
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The ability to squeeze more and more cash out of each user in its established Western markets, while steadily earning more in developing countries where it's still growing, shows Facebook has strong earning potential for the forseeable future.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRs AND VRs Given what Fitch perceives to be a sustained, challenging operating environment for TRMK with higher operating costs relative to its size, Fitch does not expect upward rating movement for TRMK in the forseeable future.
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In 2012, McFarland told senior officials at the Treasury and Federal Housing Finance Agency that Fannie and Freddie had become sustainably profitable and expected to remain that way for the forseeable future, according to Matthew McGill, attorney for Perry Capital.
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Following the backlash from his interview with BBC Newsnight on Sunday, the Duke of York said in a statement that he "asked Her Majesty if I can step back from public duties for the forseeable future," to which the Queen agreed.
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With Joel Embiid entrenched as the Sixers starting center for the forseeable future and Nerlens Noel emerging as one of the game's most efficient supporting bigs, Okafor has become an afterthought; in his last seven games, Okafor has picked up three DNP-CDs.
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Mr Evans is realistic enough to accept that for the forseeable future, there will be many passionately-told narratives in the world; he is also struck by the fact that digital animation and virtual reality make it easier than ever to invent new ones.
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Monetary policy is in "a good place," Evans told the Economic Club of Indiana, using a phrase that Fed Chair Jerome Powell and others have also used to signal they see little need to adjust the level of interest rates in the forseeable future.
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"Major non-NATO status is a real feather in the cap of many nations ... in a sense it would essentially cement the US as the guarantor of Saudi security for forseeable future," said Nicholas Heras, a Middle East Security Fellow at the Center for a New American Security.
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For almost 30 years - despite rising production, large swings in oil prices and improved technology - Riyadh had annually reported the same number for reserves at around 261 billion barrels, according to a statistical review by BP. Plans for the Aramco IPO were shelved last year for the forseeable future, sources told Reuters.
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Forbes reported that "roughly 280 million masks from warehouses around the US had been purchased by foreign buyers [on March 30, 2020] and were earmarked to leave the country, according to the broker—and that was in one day", causing massive critical shortages of masks in the US. Masks were still in short supply in late September, eight months into the pandemic. The Defense Production Act powers that averted a ventilator shortage were not used as extensively to increase N95 production, despite outcry from healthcare workers. Even though 3M has increased domestic production from 20 million to 95 million masks a month, they say "the demand is more than we, and the entire industry, can supply for the forseeable future." N95 manufacturers and other companies have been reluctant to invest more in domestic mask production because manufacturing in the United States is not profitable for them.
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