It's unclear if Congress will get onboard for the mission, however.
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" The redesigned items are featured in an exhibit, "Get Onboard: Reduce.Reuse.
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Snapchat wants basketball fans to get onboard with its latest augmented reality feature.
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Joe Walsh: Yeah, the Republican Party had better get onboard or they're done.
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Competition to get onboard would usually be a skirmish for the big engine makers.
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"There is a protocol to not allow anyone singularly to get onboard an aircraft," Soucie said.
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If they tell their leaders in their companies, "Please get onboard here," that's going to help too.
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"It did take them a little bit of time to get onboard with national value," Travis said.
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First, they made him touch down in a field so others on the breakout team could get onboard.
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However, that doesn't mean he wouldn't get onboard to unite the band at some point in the future.
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When you create a common purpose among the entire team, employees are much more inclined to get onboard.
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A two-thirds vote is required to convict, which would mean 20 Republicans would need to get onboard.
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If you're looking to get onboard without splurging on AirPods, the AVANCA Minim True Wireless Earbuds are a great option.
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Once both users get onboard, you can get to chatting without worrying about exchanging your numbers or social media profiles.
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The latest star to get onboard is Nick Jonas, who just launched his own premium tequila brand, Villa One Tequila.
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Our Kourt sources say she's determined to live life on her terms, and Scott will just have to get onboard.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, ACCESS is looking to cut down on the types of animals that can get onboard.
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Kim might have been sending a signal to internal audiences: get onboard with better relations and denuclearization – or else, the official said.
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The whole idea behind making space travel fun is to entice people to get onboard for Musk's journey to Mars, he said.
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But now there's a great, relatively affordable way to get onboard 4K with a projection-based setup, thanks to Optoma's new UHD60.
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Possibly recognizing how messy this process could become, Trump has already made overtures to Democrats to get onboard with this evolving tax plan.
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So moderate Republicans who reluctantly get onboard with AHCA could end up coming back later to ask for more money, Upton said Wednesday.
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So that's one side to this reality we're aiming for—but it was hard for some people to get onboard with that that entails.
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Still, in 2019 it's sort of difficult to find a compelling reason for anyone with a functioning smartphone to get onboard with the touch.
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Industry, consumers, and animals all benefit from an end to animal testing for cosmetics, and the time has come for the U.S. to get onboard.
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It's critical they use storytelling skills, involving personal stories about having the disease or being helped by a nonprofit, to inspire donors to get onboard.
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So exclusive are these eggs that when MUNCHIES tried to get onboard with a picking expedition we were told we'd have to wait until next year.
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And now they seem to be on the cusp of some kind of victory, with city hall poised to get onboard, the New York Times reports.
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Why this matters: The future of the tax bill likely hinges on whether Senate deficit hawks can get onboard with increasing the debt in the next decade.
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Now that we have cleared up your mother's misconceptions about HPV and diet, I hope she can get onboard supporting you in the ways that you need.
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That puts it in line with the most common subscription services already in operation, though it will be upsetting to iPhone owners who might want to get onboard.
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Turns out Owen's sister didn't get onboard the lost chopper because Riggs was being supportive, but because Riggs was cheating on her and she wanted to get away.
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Carr has also launched #PlasticPatrol campaigns, combining free paddle-board lessons with clean-up operations of waterways, canals and harbours across Britain, to encourage local communities to get onboard.
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And perhaps more politicians will also get onboard with direct messaging as things move forward — an option they have to turn on themselves, as a Facebook rep has told us.
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But once you get onboard, you're able to help like doctors, and improve Medicare and make it more robust, and so that is a really rewarding thing to work on.
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There, more elders and a group of around nine youth from Kingcome Inlet dressed in their regalia get onboard and collect on the bow as the boat continues its journey.
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As he pushed his tax reform initiative, Trump made repeated overtures to Democrats, even traveling to red states represented by Democratic senators to pressure them to get onboard with his tax proposals.
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Developers will also need to get onboard with adding rumble to all of these accessories and the return might not be very high for adding such functionality in for a niche user base.
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That's why I can't get onboard with or cheer on the Justice Department's decision to seek to kill Roof for allegedly having killed nine people last summer in Charleston's Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church.
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He picks bar fights, reprograms an unwinnable training simulation so he can win it, and fakes an illness to get onboard the starship he wants, even though he hasn't graduated from the academy yet.
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The stage was set for Cuomo to get onboard with his least favorite green substance this summer, when his state's Department of Health issued what amounted to a tacit endorsement of the idea of legalization.
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Dropping nerd shibboleths like "Trump is a Dalek" announces one's belonging to a particular tribe and subconsciously encourage those who would regard themselves as members of the same group to get onboard with the sign's stance.
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"Listen, everyone has to get onboard because I'm the f—ing main deal," Healy said as he paraphrased what he told his longtime friends over dinner that night, shortly after they had discovered he was smoking heroin again.
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Before Mr. McCain, an Arizona Republican, announced that he was jetting in to cast what is expected to be a vote in favor of starting debate, President Trump spent Monday ratcheting up pressure on Republican senators to get onboard.
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In a recent speech endorsing his primary rival, Sanders went so far as to urge his supporters to get onboard with Clinton's White House bid—a message he is expected to repeat when he addresses the convention Monday night.
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For its part, the NRA can either get onboard, stop its vicious attacks on those working to save lives, and return to its roots, or it will find itself even further along the road to becoming a relic its former members once celebrated.
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"To meet a challenge of this kind, you need a shipping company willing to invest, port authorities willing to allow LNG operations in their port and, most importantly, an LNG supplier like Total that is willing to get onboard," explains Farid Trad.
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To increase the appeal of the initiative, Beijing should explain its intentions, publish a list of belt and road projects and introduce some profitable pilot schemes to lure initial investors to get onboard, Zhao Xijun, a finance professor at Renmin University in Beijing, said.
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At the restaurant Christianshøjkroen, the threesome enjoy a fountain of homemade schnapps before heading over to Svaneke smokehouse and stocking up on smoked herring, which they turn into a Danish open-faced sandwich classic once they get onboard the ferry back to the mainland.
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Now might just be the time; a confluence of factors, including a lot of great software that eschews mistakes made by early movers, as well as dramatic decreases in the cost of entry for VR-capable computers, have made it a good time to get onboard the virtual train.
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Over his 30 years in the industry, he has come to exert the sort of reality-distorting effect on gamers that Steve Jobs did on electronics consumers, with an almost supernatural ability to persuade people to get onboard with ideas that would seem totally preposterous coming from anyone else.
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I hope Selma's equine enthusiasts get onboard with the law, but more than that, I wish we could go back to a kindler, gentler, more compassionate America, where no one needs to tell you to put a diaper on your horse; you just do it because it's the right thing to do.
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She compares sex these days to exercise or clean eating, explaining that we live in an age where there are so many options and myths around these things—and so much social pressure to get onboard with them that they can quickly turn from something that's supposed to be fun to just another stick you use to beat yourself up with.
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The administration is shifting the focus of the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program (TPPP) more toward abstinence education, and groups will have to get onboard if they want to continue receiving financial support from the federal government For some grantees, these requirements could clash with laws in their states, and with the approaches they have decided are best suited to addressing teen pregnancy rates in their communities.
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What made propagating urges so compelling, at least for me, was that it cut to the heart of a fundamental internal struggle: the clash between the shortsighted impulses that drive our daily behavior (checking email until it becomes ''too late'' to go to the gym) and the long-term aspirations that might make us genuinely happier if we could only persuade the petulant toddler in our minds to get onboard.
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Puff, Sheldon Plankton, Bubble Bass, and an old man to go over the plans for SpongeBob's surprise birthday party. Patrick is tasked with taking SpongeBob on a sightseeing tour while the rest decorate SpongeBob's house for his party. Patrick walks to SpongeBob's house while Plankton hides in his pocket so he can grab SpongeBob's keys. The aquarium-style bus for the tour arrives on schedule and both SpongeBob and Patrick get onboard.
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A dinghy was successfully launched containing Petty Officer Francis Barns and seven others. Barns threw out everything he could from the dinghy and managed to get onboard four more survivors, including Percey. Three of these had to stay in the water holding the side of the boat for three hours until the sea had calmed enough to get them aboard. It was reported that another sailor, reaching the boat after an exhausting swim, saw that "if he added his weight all would be lost, so he said "It's one for many, good-bye all," and he loosed his grip, sinking to rise no more".Agnes Weston: My Life among the Bluejackets, James Nisbett: London, 1909.
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