Yet that hardly guarantees a glide path to the nomination.
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Instead, she's on a glide path to a big promotion.
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He knew Kavanaugh was on a glide path toward confirmation.
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" She said she has to see if the "glide path is too steep.
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Some members consider the Youth Army their glide path into the regular army.
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A victory in Iowa is not necessarily a glide path to the nomination.
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"We are on a glide path now for a Phase 1 deal," Navarro said.
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If Trump prevails there, he could be on a glide path to the nomination.
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After Super Tuesday, Trump appeared to be on a glide path to the nomination.
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You don't adopt that rule if you think things are on a glide path.
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We aren't assuming there is a glide path just because we did well last time.
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Last year, the market was at the end of a long smooth glide path higher.
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But as it descended, the unexpectedly high winds pushed the drone off its glide path.
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If he wins both, many believe he'll be on a glide path to the nomination.
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"It transformed my life and created possibilities for me and a glide path," he says.
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And the autopilot is being rewritten to prioritize low speed over staying on the glide path.
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Trump in the hopes that it would stop him on his glide path to the Republican
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In some cases, opposition to projects on this same glide-path has actually killed them, however.
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Federal spending is currently on a glide path to a debt crisis and — ultimately — fiscal ruin.
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The impeachment trial is now effectively finished, and Trump is on a glide path toward acquittal.
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PG&E faces the same decision and will likely end up on the same glide path.
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We are now on a glide path to repeat the existential nightmare that such weapons created.
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And he could be sort of on that glide path to confirmation if he&aposs the pick.
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And Rubio is hardly on a glide path to the nomination as it enters more conservative terrain.
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Yet that is shorter than the seven-year glide path pushed by centrist Republicans, such as Sens.
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His nomination appeared to be on a glide path after a largely noncontroversial confirmation hearing last week.
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As an anonymous accuser, her allegations weren't going to change Kavanaugh's glide path to the Supreme Court.
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The Vanguard target-date fund glide path slowly increases retirees' TIPS investment to more than 10 percent.
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"Regardless of coronavirus, regardless of the strike on Soleimani, the U.S. and Iran remain on an escalation glide path, and an escalation glide path is going to necessarily feature peaks and troughs of tension between the US and Iran and its partners and proxies in the region," he said.
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" Some conservatives, such as Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, have signaled an openness to that so-called "glide path.
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Most financial advisors buy into the idea of the decreasing-risk glide path that target-date funds follow.
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But crisis averted does not mean America is on a glide path to a better relationship with Tehran.
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The mix of investments and the shift in allocation, sometimes called a glide path, vary greatly by plan.
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Brokenshire has warned the parties that they are on "a glide path to greater and greater UK government intervention".
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Much of the past year seemed to imply a smooth glide path for both the TPP and the renminbi.
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Minnesota Congressman Keith Ellison is on a glide path to becoming the next chair of the Democratic National Committee.
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A strong performance by Sanders in those delegate-rich contests could put Sanders on glide path to the nomination.
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Remember last week, when Brett M. Kavanaugh seemed to be on a glide path to becoming a Supreme Court justice?
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The approach of a recession looks and feels an awful lot like the glide path to a soft economic landing.
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Mr. Trump's luck was to inherit an economy that had been on a steadily improving glide path since around 2010.
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That gives us the confidence to be on the glide path to ... having this vehicle in the market in 2021.
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"The glide path refers to how the reduction of that will be achieved and what it will look like," Vedi said.
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He could conceivably bully all of them into line, and place Obamacare on a glide path to oblivion over their objections.
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The latter will help maintain the economy's glide path in 2018 as the demand-side stimulus of the tax cuts abates.
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Centrists are also pushing for a longer glide path for phasing out federal dollars that allowed 31 states to expand Medicaid.
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Until Sunday evening, however, it seemed that Trump was on a glide path to acquittal by the end of the week.
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"We're on the glide path, slowly, towards positive free cash flow," Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said on the company's earnings call.
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"I think a three-year glide path or a five-year glide path is not going to make a big difference in terms of whether states are able to keep the expansion going," said Cindy Mann, who served as the federal director of Medicaid during the Affordable Care Act's administration and is now a partner at Manatt Health.
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Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota described it, appears to have set the retired Marine Corps general on a glide path to confirmation.
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Hillary Clinton, who just three days ago seemed on a glide path to a date with history, is suddenly on the defensive.
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Still a lower growth rate than the House beginning in 2025 and a three-year glide path for phasing out Medicaid expansion.
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But more likely, he said, he expects the "escalation glide path" to proceed as it would without the world facing a pandemic.
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Pompeo&aposs assertion that the JCPOA guaranteed there was a "glide path for Iran to have a nuclear weapon" was also misleading.
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But it could also go the other way, where Trump is too strong and is on a glide path to the nomination.
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He said he hoped the next central bank head would continue the "glide path" on gradually raising interest rates established by Yellen.
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The company implies that this could be limited if UK politicians could offer a clearer glide path to the business environment post-Brexit.
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Rob Portman, a Republican from Ohio, has proposed a seven-year "glide path" that would more gradually phase out the federal match funds.
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"Hensarling wants to be a purist, but there needs to be a glide path" for flood insurance recipients, said one Florida GOP lawmaker.
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" This includes presidential candidates who have stated that the public option "will be a very natural glide path to the single payer environment.
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Barr appears to be on a glide path to confirmation after easily clearing the Judiciary Committee along a party-line vote on Thursday.
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The central bank's job is to keep growth on a stable glide path, sacrificing booms to fend off high inflation and job-costing busts.
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They need some predictability, a glide path to a low-carbon world, and they can't afford to just sit back and hope it happens.
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He cautioned investors to watch out for a similar "glide path" in existing markets for the company in Europe in 2020, like the Netherlands.
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She also said the Trump policy is counter to the "very long glide path" of the U.S. reducing its emphasis on nuclear weapons use.
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If the world had begun gradually phasing out carbon emissions several decades ago, a gentle glide path toward carbon neutrality would have been plausible.
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As recently as last month, Marco Rubio was snarkily assuring reporters that he was going to stay on a glide path to private-sector obscurity.
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With the security provided by assets, rather than just income, they and especially their children are on a glide path for a gilded financial future.
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Just over a week ago, Kavanaugh appeared on a glide path to confirmation -- but then Ford's accusations started to emerge, further polarizing Washington's rancorous politics.
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The "Choose Medicare" Act (Merkley and Murphy): Merkley described his bill with Murphy as, potentially, a glide path to true single-payer Medicare-for-all.
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"Be aware of the heavy stock allocations in the early years of the glide path," said Patrick Stark, CFP, director of financial planning at RS Crum.
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A merit-based system that gives green card preference to higher-skilled workers could provide an easier glide path for immigrants qualified to fill tech jobs.
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EPA would thus make it easier for Trump's EPA to do away with the endangerment finding, and create a glide path for gutting air pollution regulations.
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The hearing could be pivotal to Kavanaugh's confirmation, which was on a glide path until Christine Blasey Ford came forward publicly with her accusations on Sunday.
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The bottom line: We've got a decade or so to get climate change under control, and there is no such thing as a gentle glide path.
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While the Marshall Plan helped restart Europe's economy, it did not provide a glide path for the United States to avoid a long-term security entanglement.
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The senators want "a smoother glide path, rather than an abrupt cutoff," of Medicaid expansion funds that the federal government provides in 31 states, he said.
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Most Republicans blame that shutdown -- and the role then-Speaker Newt Gingrich played in it -- for Clinton's glide-path reelection victory over Bob Dole in 1996.
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House Democratic aides described the language as a "glide path" from the current level of 49,000 detention beds to Obama-era levels of 35,000 or fewer.
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The bill ends Obamacare's Medicaid expansion in 2020, with no "glide path" that Republican senators like Ohio's Rob Portman and West Virginia's Shelley Moore Capito previously demanded.
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The former frontrunner who flamed out in Iowa and looked shaky at events across New Hampshire may indeed be on a glide path to an embarrassing defeat.
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Portman has long argued for a longer glide path for phasing out generous federal funding for expanded enrollment and expressed concerns about the less generous inflation rate.
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On Tuesday, CNBC eported that Twenty-First Century Fox and Disney are on a "glide path" for a Thursday deal announcement for Fox's movie and television assets.
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"My hope is that a longer glide path with flexibility will give the states and the governors the ability to extend the coverage to the population," Sen.
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Instead, with invocations of "Dewey Beats Truman," he's calling into question the consensus of survey research that shows Hillary Clinton on the glide path to 270 electoral votes.
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Depending on the glide path and allocation of the fund, you might need an investment that averages 8 percent annually to reach your retirement goal in 10 years.
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Should Republicans adopt this language, they will place Trump's government on a glide path to a shutdown and, eventually, to dealing Trump himself a defeat on the issue.
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Barr was largely on a glide path after he cleared the Judiciary Committee and a procedural vote without any missteps that threatened GOP support for his nomination. Sen.
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Does this mean that everything is hunky-dory, and that these technology and market shifts have put us on a glide path to staying below two degrees Celsius?
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After two bruising, exhausting presidential runs, surely it's appealing to him to have (presumably) a glide path to the Senate in a state where he's very well regarded.
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The announcement, made under pressure from lawmakers to fully examine the new claims, will delay what had been a glide path toward confirmation for President Donald Trump's nominee.
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Clinton loses here, she is still expected to win most Southern states that vote on Tuesday, which could put her on the glide path to the nomination without Massachusetts.
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The Rhodium Group analysis found that up to 21 states, including Texas, West Virginia, and Georgia, would have to do more under the plan than their current glide path.
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To find the average for your retirement date, see the asset class glide path on page 48 of Morningstar's report on the 2018 Target-Date Fund Landscape (bit.ly/2OeiMSF).
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More and more series were naturally driven toward an endpoint, like "Lost," for which ABC took the unusual step of setting a three-season glide path to its finale.
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Buttigieg has repeatedly characterized his plan as a "glide path" to achieving full Medicare for All, but retroactive billing could very well be a large pothole in the runway.
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So they put in the language they needed to reiterate that they are data sensitive in terms of their decision and they are not on some pre-ordained glide path.
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That strategy is the basis for target-date funds, which follow a "glide path" of decreasing allocations to stocks and increasing allocations to bonds as a target retirement date approaches.
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The Republican majority in Congress was on a glide path to the midterms, having passed tax cuts into law and backed off budget battles with a year-end funding package.
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The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) in 2014 implemented a three-year "glide path", the timetable for bringing down rates gradually, for telecoms companies, including Vodacom and MTN.
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We don't want to jack up insurance rates and cause a foreclosure crisis, and we want a smoother glide path to a better flood insurance program, and more accurate maps.
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It's time to get serious about mitigating the flood risk that millions of homeowners face around the country while keeping insurance rates on a gradual glide path to market rates.
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In background briefings, House Democratic aides described the language as a "glide path" from the current level of 49,000 detention beds back to Obama-era levels of 0003,000 or fewer.
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Almost 85 percent of Republican insiders said Trump isn't on a glide path to become the party's nominee, despite a 22-point win in the New Hampshire primary this week.
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With sporadically returning customers, marketplaces simply need to invest more in marketing to fill their coffers each year, and never quite get on the same glide path as a SaaS business.
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Despite Trump's steep climb to win 13,237 delegates before the Cleveland convention, Brookover insisted a contested convention simply wouldn't happen and that Trump was on a "glide path" to the nomination.
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With a corporate tax rate of 10 percent, low incorporation costs and a glide path for foreign companies to set up shop, scores of Greek companies are seeking shelter in Bulgaria.
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Under the preferred stock agreement that mandated a downward glide path for retained capital ($1.2 billion in 2016, $600 million in 85033 and zero in 2018), the GSEs have spent wildly.
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Until last week, Judge Kavanaugh, a onetime George W. Bush White House official who now serves on the federal appeals court here, seemed to be on a glide path to confirmation.
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But I most dread the rhyming history we are plunged into now: the merciless pummeling of a woman who dares to obstruct the glide path of a conservative Supreme Court nominee.
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Democrats fear that Rao, 45, a conservative woman already attracting mention as a potential Supreme Court nominee, would have a glide path to the nation's highest court if she is confirmed.
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Still, you should understand your target-date fund's risk profile, starting with its glide path — the way the fund reduces its allocation to equities as the year of your retirement approaches.
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Senate GOP leaders have countered with a three-year glide path, starting in 2020, that would gradually drop the enhanced funding to the traditional match rate for expansion states over that period.
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One key to divining risk in a target-date fund is understanding its "glide path," the changing proportion of stocks, bonds and other investments held in the fund from year to year.
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Ms. Hyde-Smith, who was appointed to a seat in the Senate earlier this year, seemed until recently to be on a glide path toward winning the election in her own right.
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A frictionless border as exists today and as dictated by the 1998 good Friday agreement is a glide path out of the UK. For the DUP, the backstop risks accelerating that process.
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A warning for Biden Less than two weeks before the first Democratic 2020 debates, Joe Biden still leads in polls, but he's not on a glide path to the nomination, David Axelrod wrote.
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A win for Trump could secure him as many as 2202 delegates and put him on a glide path to the nomination on the first ballot at the Republican National Convention in July.
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Five years later, Warren would become a Democratic senator and a household name, but her academic work, online writing, and advocacy had already placed her on a glide-path to progressive-icon status.
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The results of this week's East Coast primaries—in Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Maryland, Rhode Island, and Delaware—put us on a glide path towards a general election that will pit Hillary Clinton against Donald Trump.
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Also under discussion is a proposed seven-year "glide path" that would phase out Medicaid expansion more slowly than the House bill would and would be a major win for moderates from expansion states.
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The regulator in 2014 implemented a three-year "glide path", the timetable for bringing down the rates gradually for telecoms companies, including Telkom, Vodacom and MTN, saying they were too high and hindered competition.
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Trump's supporters however argue that the deal puts the Iranians on a North Korea-style glide path to a nuclear weapon when it expires in 2025 -- a claim that proponents of the deal dispute.
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But it is possible to spot weaknesses that could snowball into crises if unforeseen events — from a trade war to a real war to a cybersecurity meltdown — knock the economy off its glide path.
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If that was the case, Barr took a significant risk in his interview: Top officials who rebuke the President -- such as ex-Attorney General Jeff Sessions -- face a painful glide path to the sack.
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To ensure a manageable glide path toward this goal, the deduction could be limited to 6 percent of a taxpayer's adjusted gross income in 2018, with the limit phasing down to zero in 2021.
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"We're not making any fundamental changes until 2020, because we need a long glide path for the insurance companies to get together for the states — their health commissioners — to get their act together," he said.
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This noble movement has succeeded in several high-cost cities, including New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Seattle, where wages are set to rise on a glide path to $21 in several years' time.
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If you're looking to de-risk there's a lot of plans that are on dynamic de-risking strategies or glide path strategies that are a very set structure of how they want to de-risk.
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Fidelity Freedom 2020 K (-2.693 percent) uses a more aggressive glide path; while some funds reach their most conservative allocation on the target date, the Fidelity fund does so 19 years after the target date.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation seemed to be on a glide path until two weeks ago, when a woman named Christine Blasey Ford came forward alleging that the judge had sexually assaulted her when they were both teenagers.
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The concern within Senate GOP ranks is that throwing an attorney general confirmation fight into that mix might severely complicate what they believe to be is the relative glide path that Kavanaugh is currently on.
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"There ought to be a glide path where you do not have a cliff that the House provides in 2020," when the expansion of Medicaid under Obamacare is abruptly ended, said Senator Rob Portman of Ohio.
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Many fear that moderates are getting WAY too much of what they want, including a so-called glide path for Medicaid, which will give expansion states more federal money for longer than the House's bill did.
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Turkey has been on a steady glide path to dictatorship for well over a decade, as Islamist ruler Recep Tayyip Erdogan has consolidated power, eliminated his political foes, and bought out or shut down critical media.
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While expected earnings for fiscal year 2015 and fiscal year 2016 fell dramatically once the actual year began, in what Johnson quipped was the "glide path of a crowbar," projections for 2017 earnings have remained upbeat.
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It's why white liberal pundits keep passionately telling us that we will be responsible for white America's decision to either continue embracing or excusing Trump's bigotry, unwittingly putting him on a glide path for re-election.
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At the beginning of this year, Mr. Trudeau's record, combined with flagging ratings for the leaders of the two major opposition parties, made it appear that he was on a glide path to win October's vote.
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Buttigieg's campaign argues that he has not changed his position, saying he has always supported Medicare for All as an end goal but that his optional plan allows for a gradual "glide path" in the meantime.
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Its stated goal was to deter Iran from being able to have a nuclear weapon system, when, in fact, it was a guarantee that there was a glide path for Iran to have a nuclear weapon.
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"To better inform our target glide path, I want to know what it truly costs to produce the aircraft," said Navy Vice Admiral Mat Winter, program executive officer for the Pentagon's F-35 joint program office.
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South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who wants to start with a public option as a "glide path" to a single-payer system, said it's not clear to him how else to get to Medicare for All.
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If that margin in Indiana holds on Tuesday, Trump would be on a glide path towards obtaining the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the Republican nomination on a first ballot at the GOP convention in July.
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What you'll see is a study glide path towards lower deficits as a share of GDP and the very tough spending outline, 5% spend and reduction, domestic spending across the board, it's just what the doctor ordered.
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Here's what's been presented to members on Medicaid, according to two Senate GOP aides, and more briefings on other policy areas are expected this week: It includes a three year glide path for phasing out Medicaid expansion.
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His campaign has been losing steam ever since he won the New Hampshire primary and the Nevada caucuses in February, that at the time looked like they might set him on a glide path to the nomination.
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Bernie Sanders is banking on a repeat of his 2016 upset victory here against Hillary Clinton to resurrect his campaign, but a big win for Joe Biden would put him on a glide path to the nomination.
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Those dreams were dashed on Thursday, when President Obama announced the immediate end of the longstanding policy under which any Cuban who made it to American soil was admitted and placed on a glide path to citizenship.
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This prospect isn't just speculation; this is a firmly stated virtue of the plan, that the public option will be so attractive that eventually everyone is on it—what Buttigieg calls the "glide path" to Medicare for All.
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They have asked the BoE to replace a blunt MREL threshold for mid-tier lenders with assets of 12-15 billion pounds with a "glide path" to make the requirements easier to meet over time as lenders grow.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — When Senate Democrats in 2013 drastically weakened the ability to filibuster presidential nominees, it seemed as if they were creating a glide path for a president whose party controlled the Senate to speed through confirmations.
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But even as the JCPOA took effect, critics understood that the deal was simply what Israel described as "a glide-path to the bomb," since all of its key guardrails against Iran's building a nuclear device eventually would expire.
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To do anything else would splinter the US-South Korean alliance -- which will be crucial to solving the nuclear crisis -- and could fracture global pressure on Pyongyang and put the US on a glide path toward a horrendous war.
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Mr. Johnson, now 55 and on a glide path toward becoming prime minister, was then a rising star at The Daily Telegraph, cranking out front-page scoops that verged on satire, portraying European bureaucrats as absurd, overregulating control freaks.
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is building a solid monetary policy record, broadly meeting intermediate targets of the glide path towards the medium-term inflation target of 4% +/- 2%, while easing policy in the previous two years where possible.
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But with Ms. Merkel already on a glide path out of power and Mr. Macron severely weakened by popular protests at home, their simultaneous decline is threatening to leave a crater at the center of Europe's decades-old project of unity.
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The Oregon College Savings plan was bumped to bronze from neutral after hiring a new program manager, overhauling its investment lineup and tweaking the "glide path" — the shift of stock investments to bonds as college approaches — for its age-based portfolios.
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" Mr. Buttigieg struck a similar tone early last year, repeatedly saying a public option would create a "natural glide path to a single-payer environment" that he said was the "the right place for us to head as a country.
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And that was in large part because it was overly hooked on polling that indicated a Hillary Clinton glide path, overly reliant on longtime sources who believed the rules of politics were immutable and too disconnected from too many workaday Americans.
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Bottom line: Wednesday could bring a lot of clarity to whether things are about to shift to a glide path -- top GOP aides think they're edging close to that point -- or it could become clear everything is officially falling apart.
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But according to Buttigieg, and others who propose similar plans, this kind of market-based tinkering will make a public option so cheap and so good that the insurance industry will simply collapse, creating a "glide path" to Medicare for All.
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But unless there is an abrupt Trump revival, another October surprise that could once again upend the race or a cataclysmic miss by the majority of pollsters, the Republican nominee seems to be on a glide path to defeat on November 8.
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Portman, a member of the Senate working group on the bill, has led the effort to convince leadership to accept a seven-year "glide path" -- a longer transition period in which Medicaid expansion state governors can figure out an alternative to the program.
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In the aftermath of Mr. Sanders's triumph in Nevada, the question that increasingly looms over the race is whether Super Tuesday, when 16 contests are held on March 3, will be the day he puts himself on a glide path to the nomination.
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For Republicans the global budget was to set a federal Medicaid baseline budget and then ultimately, in the Senate bill, increase it only at the rate of the consumer price index thereby reining in costs over a long-term glide path to sustainability.
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History suggests that such good news ought to translate into a political as well as an economic winning streak for the GOP heading into nettlesome midterm elections and even a glide path for a carefree re-election for President Donald Trump himself.
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But despite a surge in optimism that the coming year can set a smooth glide path to a free trade pact via a seamless period of transition, 2018 is studded with pitfalls to test the nerves of negotiators, businesses and millions of ordinary folk.
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And then if people like us are right, that that will be not only a more inclusive plan, but a more efficient plan than any of the corporate answers out there, then it will be a very natural glide path to the single-payer environment.
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Some supporters of the public option are selling their plan as a "glide path" to single-payer, the same destination as Sanders; Buttigieg has said he hopes to one day achieve single-payer by having Americans voluntarily choose to enroll in the government insurance plan.
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"The decision to cancel the planned summit and the manner in which it was done have the potential to put us back on a glide path to conflict," said Ned Price, a former CIA officer who served as National Security Council chief spokesman in the Obama administration.
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" It&aposs primary day in the nation's capital - WaPo: "Voters in the District are casting ballots Tuesday in a primary election that is likely to set Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) on a glide path toward becoming the first mayor to win a second term since 22003.
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Concerned about further division, and cognizant of the party's declining popularity and perceived disconnect from the street, Fatah cadre may opt to deny any quorum required to further entrench "old guard" interests at the congress; thus denying a smooth glide path to succession for current favorites.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE's glide path to a Senate acquittal on articles of impeachment just got bumpy.
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Hong Kong needs to be saved, and, while the glide path out of the crisis is uncertain, there are immediate steps -- beyond the withdrawal of the extradition bill -- that can be taken to cool down the protesters to the point that they will leave the streets.
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Salt Lake City (CNN)Mitt Romney said in a video announcement Friday that he will run for the US Senate from Utah, setting out on a glide path to Washington where he will likely play a central role driving the direction of the fractious Republican Party.
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"Something that just drops on a dime I think is disruptive to the insurance or to the people insured, so I think we've got to figure out similar to some of the proposals in the health care bill, a longer glide path, probably a couple of years," he said.
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At the same time that there was a sense of resignation within some GOP quarters about Trump's glide path to the nomination, a number of GOP strategists pointed out that the party allowed him to succeed in large part by failing to coalesce around an alternative candidate last fall.
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"As to whether we will determine a new glide path or will then regulate certain aspects of the voice market, it's a decision that we will make and that will be in effect from October 1," Rubben Mohlaloga, an ICASA councillor and acting chairman told reporters in parliament.
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The hearing, which was scheduled under pressure from lawmakers who said they wanted to hear from Dr. Blasey, promises to become a riveting public spectacle — and one with potentially grave implications for Judge Kavanaugh, who until last week was considered to be on a glide path to confirmation.
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Possible top-tier candidates like Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders — who enjoy universal name recognition and have a more established political infrastructure — could also take the Hillary Clinton route and simply skip straight to their official candidacy if they don't feel like they need the glide path an exploratory committee provides.
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" The issue has been on Murkowski's radar screen, the senator said, and that "we would basically kick it back to our legislature who could vote to discontinue the expansion so we would not be part of that glide path that many of us have been trying to put in place.
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Senators from states that expanded Medicaid are seeking a "glide path" that would phase out the additional federal funding for the program over a period of seven years starting in 2020, instead of the abrupt cutbacks in the federal funding starting in 2020 that are called for under the House bill.
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With his upset victory in the Democratic primary for governor in August, Mr. Gillum, 39, has continued on a glide path to the party's upper reaches that began about a mile down the road, as a student government leader at Florida A&M University, before he was old enough to drink.
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After Mr. Murdoch "used the editorial page, the front page and every other page" of The New York Post "to elect Ronald Reagan president," as the Republican congressman Jack Kemp once put it, Mr. Murdoch won a regulatory glide path for his successful effort to build a fourth broadcast network, Fox.
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One such Red to Blue recruit, entrepreneur and former Air Force officer Chrissy Houlahan, is on a glide path to Congress with an uncontested primary and the chance to run in an open seat in a district Hillary Clinton carried, thanks to the redrawn map and the retirement of incumbent Republican Rep.
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The study assumed that those who invest in these college savings plans are in a 529 plan with an average moderate glide path — that is, one that's allocated 80 percent toward stocks at the start of the child's life and will gradually decline to zero equities once the child is in college.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE' (I-Vt.) upstart campaign began rallying support for single-payer reform, and threatening Hillary's glide path to the nomination.
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But just as the idea of providing financial assistance to the poor is an issue of real contention in actual partisan politics, the goal of providing a glide-path to a world of less work is something we can accomplish far short of utopian schemes for organizing and entirely post-work society.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Fitch's affirmation of WYNN and the Stable Outlook reflect our view that WYNN has a relatively clear glide path to reduce leverage to levels more commensurate with its 'BB' IDR by 2019, by which time Wynn Palace will be ramped up and Wynn Boston Harbor will be open a full year.
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Washington (CNN)The federal government is on a glide path to reopening Tuesday after Senate Democrats largely joined their Republican colleagues to vote for a proposal that will fund the government through February 8 in exchange for a promise from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to turn to the DACA program in very short order.
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"Take a version of Medicare," Buttigieg continued, "or something like it, make it available as a public option on the exchange, and then if people like me are right that this will, over time, become the most efficient and preferred means, then this will be a very natural glide path to a single-payer environment."
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"Each of the banks have to agree a glide path with regulators that sets out how, over the next two or three years, the bank will have a bigger substance, with more risk management capability, central functions beefed up and so on," said Vishal Vedi, Deloitte's financial services Brexit leader who is advising banks on making the move.
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Republican George H. W. Bush seemed to be on a glide path to re-election after the Gulf War in 1991, but then his former attorney general Dick Thornburgh lost to Democratic first-time political candidate (but civil rights hero) Harris Wofford in a special election that was called following the death of Senator John Heinz of Pennsylvania.
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Moderates are holding out hope that they'll see a more gradual "glide path" to end Medicaid expansion and that their leaders will find a way to make the tax credits more generous for low-income people, but nothing is set in stone leaving open a real question of if they'll be able to vote for what comes forward.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R-Ohio) said he wants a more gradual "glide path" for capping the expansion, an idea not popular with conservatives.
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Congressional appropriators, always happy to spend money together, seemed on a glide path to do so, until Mr. Trump intervened, insisting on using the bill to get a down payment on a wall at the Mexican border that even many Republicans are leery of and that he has long insisted would be paid for by Mexico.
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The emergence of California professor Christine Blasey Ford, and her willingness to testify to Congress about the allegations, unleashed a frenetic sequence of events Monday that threatened to unravel the confirmation process of President Donald Trump's nominee, who had seemed on a smooth glide path to becoming the man to enshrine a conservative majority for a generation.
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Moreover, it's hard to imagine that his recruits are immune to feeling entitled, or a little less than ravenously hungry: Alabama brings in heralded five-star prospects year after year, and many of them are from out-of-state, the types of players most often predisposed to expecting preferential treatment and a glide path to success.
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The Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act (CARA) appears to be on a glide path after Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) confirmed late last week that Democrats wouldn't block the legislation.
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The guidance is not only a call to do certain things today, but it actually lays out a glide path for future action by the department, and also helps our state stakeholders, our local stakeholders, the private sector, and others understand where we see the field of play and where we expect those actors to play in helping to guide the new technology into existence.
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While there's a history of resistance to gay marriage at many black churches, other factors could explain Buttigieg's lack of success with African-Americans, some of whom surely look at him and see what many white critics of his also do: a charmed 37-year-old on the kind of glide path to greatness (Harvard, a Rhodes scholarship, a stint as a consultant with McKinsey) that defines privilege.
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The combination of the Percoco verdict and Ms. Nixon's emergence — she has been in talks with two veteran Democratic strategists about the race; her wife just stepped down from a job in the Bill de Blasio administration; and she was recently spotted with what appeared to be a campaign video crew — has upended what for months had appeared to be a governor on a glide path to a third term.
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These plans share a commitment to core conservative principles: · making health coverage more affordable by removing regulatory and policy obstacles that discourage choice and competition; · encouraging personal ownership of health care by reforming the tax treatment of health care; · transforming health care coverage to low-income Americans by restoring Medicaid to a true safety net and offering a glide path out of poverty; and · modernizing Medicare to meet that program's demographic, fiscal, and structural challenges.
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But in two dozen interviews, with Mr. de Blasio's own aides and allies, city officials, leading political strategists and veterans of New York politics, there was near-universal agreement that though Mr. de Blasio is on more of a glide path to re-election in New York City than any mayor in a generation, he is still struggling to project his political voice in a job that has long produced towering national figures.
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"We know natural ice conditions are diminishing across the globe, particularly in Canada, and the loss of ponds, and what that means to limiting kids' ability to play the sport, these are things we are very concerned about," said Kim Davis, the executive vice president who oversees social initiatives at the N.H.L. "As we look at the future of the game, it's about getting more kids involved and creating a long glide path."
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Democrats — under intense pressure from the left to oppose Trump's entire agenda — are also warning that a current lawmaker shouldn't expect a glide path to confirmation, a veiled warning against picking John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (Texas), the No. 2 Senate Republican, who interviewed for the job over the weekend.
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My concern is that the vulnerabilities that have come to light in recent days — not only Dr. Blasey's precise allegation of sexual assault but also tales of the nominee's heavy drinking in high school and beyond, his disturbingly suggestive yearbook entry, and his buddy who could say a lot but who chooses not to talk — collectively have already started to drown out the vulnerabilities that should have made the nomination something other than the partisan glide path to confirmation that it was on when the first-round hearing ended.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's nominee for secretary of State, Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE, appears to be on a glide path to confirmation after a last-minute reversal Monday from Sen.
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