Will they have a role in the solution in Syria?...
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Should Congress have a role in authorizing a nuclear strike?
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Regulators have a role in supervising how they are marketed.
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Did Flynn have a role in or encourage that unusual decision?
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Though lesser-known, sharks also have a role in Greek mythology.
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So they should have a role in shaping what that future is.
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Did Trump's campaign or his associates have a role in this timing?
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Could Huck become godfather (or have a role in the child's life)?
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Keegan, are you going to have a role in Jordan's wedding ceremony?
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Consumers have a role in making sure that the products are better.
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She's the first dog to ever have a role in the office.
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They're all very distinctive, and importantly, have a role in the community.
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Pubic hair may also have a role in dispersal of normal odors.
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Do you think Congress should have a role in authorizing a nuclear strike?
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We all have a role in that, it's not just law enforcement alone.
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Amy Klobuchar, have suggested that Congress could have a role in reviewing it.
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James will have a role in their future, for better or for worse.
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Rinaldi will also have a role in the U.S.T.A.'s player development program.
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Urias could have a role in the playoffs, working out of the bullpen.
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Even those who have a role in making decisions can find this frustrating.
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Do you think punk can still have a role in bringing people together?
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We should always have a role in that kind of action that takes place.
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According to IMDb, he's also rumored to have a role in Avengers: Infinity War.
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The computer scientist Alan Kay did not have a role in the video's development.
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Lawmakers, employers and workers all have a role in the fight for fair pay.
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"The Department of Justice doesn't have a role in this process," he told CNN.
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Turkish firms were also to have a role in the maintenance of the jets.
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But it did find that e-cigs do have a role in helping people quit.
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But it won&apost have a role in determining how much each victim will receive.
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You'll also have a role in helping to plan and execute our annual Congressional Caucus.
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He told Reuters that Tsvangirai could have a role in government if Mnangagwa became president.
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"It's something I want to continue to have a role in for the indefinite future."
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"We all have a role in supporting the social benefit of the internet," said Bucholz.
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So I'll have some role, but I don't have a role in framing the questions.
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In your individual careers, Jessica, you have a role in the next "Fantastic Beasts" movie.
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"New Yorkers need to understand that they have a role in stopping this," he said.
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And he is expected to have a role in any Trump legislative push, including repealing Obamacare.
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We offered the opportunity for every co-worker to have a role in the new organization.
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Protests against Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic appeared not to have a role in the bank's decision.
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Train-operating companies (TOCs) should have a role in running the tracks they use, he says.
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I wanted to ask whether you think Congress should have a role in authorizing nuclear strikes.
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State-lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP) could have a role in the plan, it said.
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Gallagher: I think it makes it clear Reggie really, really did have a role in this.
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Prince George and Princess Charlotte will be there — and they'll have a role in the ceremony!
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Amazon fulfillment workers, trash collectors, and fast food cooks all have a role in our society.
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MacDowell will have a role in the upcoming Hulu adaptation of "Four Weddings and a Funeral."
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Disney is also considering whether Mr. Murdoch's son James will have a role in the company.
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And it may have a role in art — although at this moment, the role is limited.
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LOS ANGELES — Dr. Who star Alex Kingston will have a role in Netflix's upcoming Gilmore Girls revival.
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The circuit appears to have a role in the process of expressing learned defensive responses to sounds.
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The president said the bureau doesn't have a role in the circumstances now facing senators (The Hill).
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Look, live sports is probably still going to have a role in people's consumption habits moving forward.
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But Berlusconi's Forza Italia was likely to have a role in a likely coalition government, he said.
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Do wine consumers have a role in encouraging producers to take stronger steps to combat climate change?
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But Pence does not have a role in the impeachment trial, kicking the issue over to Roberts.
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Other banks, including Dubai Islamic Bank , will also have a role in the deal, said the sources.
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CANADA'S TRUDEAU SAYS CANADA EXPECTS TO HAVE A ROLE IN THE INVESTIGATION OF THE UKRAINIAN JET CRASH
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The move built on previous buzz that she may have a role in a Trump White House.
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"You can collect pollen off of mosquitoes, indicating they may have a role in pollination," she said.
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Hydrogen could have a role in light and heavy transport, heating, steelmaking and synthetic fuels for jet aircraft.
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There's lots of things in your community where they'll have a role in the opposition and the resistance.
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The Civil Affairs Ministry will have a role in rooting out bad or illegal behavior, including banning groups.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA), he doesn't believe private health insurance should have a role in the American system.
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The theory that bacteria like P. syringae have a role in causing precipitation, however, has never been proved.
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For technology and AI to benefit us all, we all need to have a role in creating it.
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"It is possible that blockchain will have a role in the future of any of those," he said.
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Ms. Chao declined requests to discuss whether the federal government should have a role in fixing the bridge.
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Prosecutors would still have a role in prevention efforts under the new policy, including arranging after-school programs.
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The former True Blood actress, 36, will have a role in the upcoming fifth season of Showtime's hit drama.
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With proper knowledge of common human trafficking misconceptions, you can have a role in breaking the cycle of misinformation.
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It is true, however, that the federal government did have a role in encouraging states to adopt the standards.
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Julie Andrews may not be in Mary Poppins Returns but she does have a role in another blockbuster film.
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It's not that technology doesn't have a role in affecting our behavior; it's just not where the story starts.
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The U.S. is a permanent member of the Security Council and will have a role in nominating a candidate.
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Internet infrastructure providers, such as Voxility, can and should have a role in removing extremist and terrorist material online.
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Lawmakers are not the only ones who will have a role in any changes, but their participation is crucial.
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"All she's saying is that Democratic institutions have a role in structuring corporations, not just Wall Street," he said.
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So far, the Aedes aegypti mosquito has not been reported to have a role in the recent outbreak, PAHO reported.
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But Pence does not have a role in the Senate's trial, as Chief Justice John Roberts is the presiding officer.
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The most illegally trafficked animal globally is often overlooked — and you can have a role in making its hardship known.
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At some point I think they really do have to understand they have a role in this, in civic society.
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Of the eleven states that will elect governors this year, seven will have a role in the map-making process.
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The European parliament does not have a role in banking supervision decisions, although it can ask the ECB for information.
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"We are not saying that big influential accounts didn't have a role in the spread of false news," Vosoughi says.
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Star Wars fans the world over greeted Friday's news that Fisher would have a role in Episode IX with wistful excitement.
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However, Rhee says Viv's technology is planned for future updates to Bixby and doesn't have a role in the initial release.
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An official with Russia's military general staff said other countries may eventually have a role in enforcing the de-escalation areas.
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The actress will have a role in Steven Spielberg's new film adaptation of the musical and serve as an executive producer.
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" The commission also says it does "not meet with the campaigns, nor do the campaigns have a role in moderator selection.
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Orrin Hatch, who chairs the Senate Finance Committee, told CNN, adding the Senate plans to have a role in trade negotiations.
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" Ms. Young-Scrivner believes that Godiva could have "a role in people's lives on a daily basis, if not more frequently.
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I am asking your opinion: do you think that a man with his past should have a role in Italy's future?
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Facebook doesn't have a role in the smart home yet, despite having its tendrils in so many other facets of our lives.
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But Pence does not have a role in the Senate's trial, as Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts is the presiding officer.
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Hill is responsible for ensuring that financial markets are properly regulated and supervised and have a role in implementing the banking union.
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THAT YOU AS A BIG INVESTOR WOULD HAVE A ROLE IN PICKING THE PERSON WHO SHAPES THE POLICY COULD BENEFIT WALL STREET.
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In 33, for the first time, players and the news media will also have a role in choosing the All-Star starters.
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In the above exchange, Clinton suggests that she didn't have a role in ensuring that she received a certain amount from Goldman.
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Government may well have a role in this, but the obvious funders are insurance companies: they, too, have much to gain from prevention.
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"Rick's not a speechwriter and he doesn't have a role in the campaign's speechwriting process -- we have other people for that," he said.
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In other words, APT28 creating some phishing URLs to target people that have a role in the US political apparatus is nothing new.
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"I believe we all have a role in addressing these global challenges," he says in the video, just before the winner was announced.
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But executives at the payment companies said that rather than staying away from Libra, they wanted to have a role in its creation.
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Mr. Mnuchin, whose department oversees the I.R.S., will have a role in deciding whether to honor Democrats' request for the president's tax returns.
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Here's to hoping that our profession never forgets that we have a role in bending Martin Luther King's arc of history toward justice.
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Although staff members believed Bannon wouldn't have a role in website content, he continued to parachute into editorial decisions any time he wanted.
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It will require creative thinking and innovation from all who have a role in the planning, programming, design and delivery of our infrastructure.
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All the species showed variation in the same area, DNA that appeared to have a role in regulating genes for the pigment melanin.
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Roberts reiterated in his decision that the courts do still have a role in those cases, as well as "one-person, one-vote" cases.
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In addition to locating spying submarines, the ship could also have a role in supplying other U.S naval vehicles and running logistics in operations.
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Mr. Azar has suggested that private companies — pharmacy benefit managers — should have a role in negotiating prices for drugs under Part B of Medicare.
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"People just look for ways to blame the victim to bolster their belief that government shouldn't have a role in people's life," Rosenberg said.
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How can we facilitate a rebuilding process that takes into account communities' real needs and empowers marginalized residents to have a role in recovery?
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It's likely that all of these have a role in determining when, in real life outside the lab, our sense of smell works best.
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Even if historians were not responsible for creating these problems, the prevailing narrative seems to be that historians have a role in solving them.
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"As citizens, we have a role in activating public space," said Elvira Dyangani Ose, the Creative Time senior curator who worked on the project.
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But the Justice Department has argued for months that the courts should not have a role in the matter because it would become politicized.
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Sources familiar with the move say Appleton will have a role in Apple's evolving approach to the enterprise marketplace, though her precise title wasn't clear.
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More broadly, she said, "we believe we can have a role in bringing women into more leadership roles" and help keep women in the workforce.
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Vox asked seven Republican senators whether they took Trump's tweet seriously, and whether they believe Congress should have a role in launching a nuclear attack.
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She and Levine talked about whether she'll potentially have a role in choosing his second child's name, too — and given their history, anything is possible.
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This was the same strategy statehooders employed in 22019 and 2012; which explains the need for DOJ to have a role in the first place.
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"We're honored to have a role in carrying out the wishes of Joan Rivers and her estate," said Nick Thorn, president of Litchfield County Auctions.
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"All had so much potential, so much life ahead of them," Trudeau told reporters, adding Canada expected to have a role in the crash investigation.
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"All had so much potential, so much life ahead of them," Trudeau told reporters, adding Canada expected to have a role in the crash investigation.
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It could have a role in budget surveillance of the member states and could play a coordinating role in the orderly restructuring of sovereign debt.
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In royal tradition, uncles and aunts already have a role in the child's life, so godparents are usually friends of the parents or less direct relatives.
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And while he agreed that Congress should have a role in declaring war, he said that Mr. Trump would not need legislative approval to strike Syria.
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"It will be unacceptable for it to have a role in the political process any longer since it is biased in favor of Israel," he said.
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We will follow lots of its rules but will no longer have a role in making them, becoming what Mr Johnson rightly calls a "vassal state".
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So we, the Congress, clearly have a role in resourcing appropriately, making sure from an enforcement perspective we have the provisions in place that we need.
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The bill calls for states' governors to have a role in these state offices, which may make them more sensitive to ensuring constituents receive generous benefits.
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The Kurdish fighters will not have a role in retaking Mosul itself, but have been fighting back the terror group in northern Iraq for two years.
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Department of Homeland Security (DHS) — which oversees ICE — and the Justice Department advise HHS on its practices and have a role in enforcing overall immigration policy.
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One thing that all experts agree on is that opioids have a role in cancer pain, end-of-life palliation and some forms of acute pain.
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So why should the federal government today continue to have a role in nuclear energy development or, for that matter, any form of energy technology development?
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's top aides apparently have no idea whether he believes humans have a role in climate change or if it's even real.
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The academy's announcement comes after weeks of private criticism from members, and jockeying by the major record labels to have a role in the task force.
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He told the New Hampshire Union Leader that his security detail dictated his travel choices, and he did not have a role in the decisionmaking process.
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But it is fine to consider politics in the appointment of officials who have a role in making policy like, say, prosecutors and public information officers.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The United Nations said on Thursday it will not have a role in the Iraqi Kurdish referendum on independence planned to be held in September.
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And that has raised a host of new questions about what types of candidates and organizations should have a role in shaping the Democratic Party's electoral interests.
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Jeff Bezos is not in this clip from "Star Trek Beyond", which opens next week: But the Amazon CEO does have a role in the new movie.
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Why it matters: Higher levels of CO2 in the atmosphere can accelerate the effects of climate change, and oyster reefs may have a role in that process.
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Kobach does have a role in the administration, as co-chairman of Trump's commission on voting integrity, and that tenure alone has brought controversy and court challenges.
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Trump on Wednesday called for national unity in response to the incidents but has also argued that news media have a role in the current political discourse.
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The agency has urged people not to use e-cigarettes with marijuana ingredient tetrahydrocannabinol, saying the high-inducing component may have a role in causing the illness.
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Private insurers could still have a role in providing consumers additional elective medical services that they want to pay for individually, such as cosmetic plastic surgery. Yes.
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In that statement, she said journalists in her newsroom did not have a role in deciding which cartoons to publish, a decision left to the editorial board.
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The Taliban must have a role in Afghanistan in future, Iran's foreign minister said, but added that the hardline Islamist group should not have a dominant role.
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The agency has urged people not to use e-cigarettes with marijuana ingredient tetrahydrocannabinol, saying the high-inducing component may have a role in causing the illness.
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Wheeler-dealers bankroll the campaigns of professors competing to become deans, for example by throwing parties for students, who in some cases have a role in choosing them.
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Asked if Saudi Arabia will have a role in a proposed international maritime security coalition, Prince Fahd said the kingdom has been escorting ships in the Red Sea.
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"Congress specifically provided the president the authority to acquire Guantánamo Bay from Cuba, and Congress should have a role in any decision to relinquish it," Mr. Royce said.
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In both cases, the debate now focuses less on if these technologies will have a role in modern life but how (and how much) it will transform it.
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In their report, Mr. Mueller and his prosecutors seemed to agree that Congress might have a role in addressing Mr. Trump's obstruction, in the absence of formal charges.
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Asked if Saudi Arabia would have a role in a proposed international maritime security coalition, Prince Fahd said the coalition would continue to escort ships in the Red Sea.
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We are supposed to understand instinctively why "foreigners" shouldn't have a role in American elections, even though American elections affect the rest of the world to a frightening degree.
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Rotterdam alderman Adriaan Visser, who chairs the shareholders' commission, said in a statement that the result of the vote showed cities don't have a role in owning private companies.
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"Taiwan deserves to have a role in the United Nations, just as any other country in the world," Taiwan's foreign minister, Joseph Wu, said in an interview last week.
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Whenever a client mispronounces a style or calls it by the wrong name, stylists have a role in correcting them so that they leave with more context and knowledge.
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That case, which Mr. Clayton did not have a role in, involves potential violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, a crucial component of the S.E.C.'s enforcement arsenal.
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Trump and his attorneys are expected to have a role in the process once it moves to the Judiciary Committee, where articles of impeachment will be introduced and amended.
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I think it's somewhat of a false choice to have to choose between capitalism and supporting the private economy but also having government have a role in helping people's lives.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on a visit to India on Wednesday that the Taliban must have a role in Afghanistan in future, but not a dominant role.
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In royal tradition, uncles and aunts already have a role in the child's life, so godparents are usually friends of the parents or less direct relatives, so no hard feelings!
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So it's definitely the formulas that she likes and as far as color things like that, I'll help her, but I don't have a role in creation of the brand.
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In British tradition, uncles and aunts already have a role in the child's life, so godparents are usually friends of the parents or less direct relatives, so no hard feelings!
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The agency urged people last month to not use e-cigarettes with marijuana ingredient tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), saying that the high-inducing component may have a role in causing the illness.
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But according to Kaftan, U.S. officials including the envoy for Syria James Jeffrey told members of his party that it would have a role in international talks over Syria's future.
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The Rock dropped the news that Pam will have a role in the big screen remake Thursday night by posting a pic of them all hugged up on the set.
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Some diplomats blame Mr Kerry and Barack Obama for shifting their position on the fate of Mr Assad and accepting that he might have a role in a future transition.
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Bannon was named a member of the NSC's principal's committee last month, outraging many former officials who say that political advisers should not have a role in national security decision.
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"Congress specifically provided the president the authority to acquire Guantanamo Bay from Cuba, and Congress should have a role in any decision to relinquish it," he said in a statement.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson defeated his first party rebellion on Tuesday over a government decision to allow China's Huawei to have a role in building Britain's 5G phone network.
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Many international banks, including JPMorgan Chase, HSBC, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse, have been seeking to advise the kingdom and have a role in the eventual deal.
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But if agency and contingency have a role in history, there is a crucial turning point that deserves to be remembered: the strange nomination and career of David Hackett Souter.
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Many of us are married to, or partnered with, very good men who would never do any of this, but they have a role in a culture that is complicit.
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At the same time, if the jobs aren't where a displaced US worker lives, then government may have a role in helping them get to a city where the jobs are.
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Sir Bill Cash, a Conservative Brexiteer and chair of the European scrutiny committee, said the document is "self-contradictory" as European judges would still have a role in deciding British laws.
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Even in Britain's baffling constitutional crisis over Brexit, nobody seriously expects the queen, who in theory dissolves Parliament and appoints prime ministers, to have a role in sorting out the mess.
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Prosecutors would still have a role in prevention efforts under the new policy, including arranging after-school programs, but they would not be allowed to use those settings for intelligence gathering.
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Producers of a remake of the 1970s comedy "Animal House," were planning to come to Las Vegas for a day so Lewis could have a role in that film, she said.
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Nelson said the jurisdiction of federal agencies complicates matters: he thinks the Federal Communications Commission, as well as the Federal Trade Commission, should have a role in regulating social media platforms.
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President Donald Trump himself has famously expressed skepticism about whether humans have a role in climate change and his administration has repeatedly downplayed research and regulation aimed at mitigating its effects.
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A second question in the referendum, on whether a junta-appointed Senate would have a role in choosing the prime minister, was endorsed by 58.1 percent and opposed by 41.9 percent.
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But the European Parliament does have a role in shaping the direction of the EU. It must, for example, approve or reject an EU budget — and that's no small political cudgel.
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It takes some combination of institutions: marriage, religion, female modesty/gatekeeping (yup, females have a role in checking men), fatherhood, and to a lesser degree, police, lawsuits, human resource departments, etc.
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Americans who experienced severe pain had twice the odds of dying in the next two years; pain may even have a role in the recent uptick in mortality among middle-aged Americans.
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But other Democrats either think it's too big a political risk to disrupt health insurance for half the population or simply believe the private market should have a role in covering people.
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Since the announcement that Harry Styles would have a role in Christopher Nolan's WWII epic, Dunkirk, fans have been voracious in their quest to find any detail on the ex-Directioner's role.
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Not only has Perry gone back and forth on his views on climate change, but he actually said in an interview Thursday that fossil fuels have a role in preventing sexual assault.
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I'm talking about rethinking government in a way where government does have a role in supporting human beings because ultimately America is not an economy, it's a nation made up of people.
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In a conference call on Monday night, Cruz and his allies said the Texas senator wants to have a role in writing the party's platform but will not try to stop Trump.
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Yes, but: "Both countries see themselves as global players, and both countries want to have a role in Asia's future," says Aparna Pande, an expert on South Asia at the Hudson Institute.
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It's possible that Schumer asked her fellow comedian for permission, but since Kaling doesn't have a role in the episode, it could be that this is the first she's hearing of it.
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So, I think it is a kind of retreat from an ambition they had, which was not to just be a news source but to have a role in the public sphere.
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It was noted at the time that all stakeholders — the CENI, the government, political parties, civil society, donors and international partners — have a role in the proper execution of our electoral mandate.
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When asked about the impeachment proceedings Tuesday during an interview with New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan on satellite radio, Barr reiterated that the Justice Department does not have a role in them.
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Peters, Lily Rabe, and Sarah Paulson are the only three cast members to have a role in every season of the series, so it's particularly surprising that the actor is taking a break.
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Musk has earned significant criticism for his decision to stay on the councils in the past but has argued that it's "important" to have a role in shaping discourse at the White House.
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But once it got in the birds—and there's so many species of birds that are susceptible, I think it's over 300—every bird could have a role in keeping the virus going.
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The FCC, however, has said that it has the authority to do so and needs to have a role in the licensing process so that providers will not take advantage of the system.
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On Saturday, she retreated over her earlier insistence that Britain would not obey rulings from the European Court of Justice, accepting that the court could have a role in cooperation over security issues.
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Look, I'm not saying tech can't have a role in keeping kids healthy, but there's something about the idea of tracking your kids in such a heavy-handed way that just doesn't sit right.
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"Global real estate is an enormous part of the global economy, so it should have a role in an investor's portfolio," said CFP Daniel Kern, chief investment strategist with TFC Financial Management in Boston.
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Just because you go to those nice institutions, if you understand the plight of the regular working person and you think that they have a role in our economy, you are not an elite.
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We already know that British legend Jim Broadbent will have a role in the next Season, but — as usual — showrunners are keeping tight-lipped about new characters and plot-lines at this early stage.
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Natural gas may have a role in a clean energy future, but its optimal use will be as a premium fuel for fast-ramping power, only generating energy a few hundred hours per year.
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Corker said Sunday he did not have a role in writing the legislation and asked Hatch, the chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, to explain how the provision made it into the final bill.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg, a hard-line Brexiteer sometimes referred to as "the honorable member for the 18th century," suggested on Wednesday that the queen might have a role in resolving the country's constitutional dilemma.
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Brooks said that all of us, especially the Commander-in-Chief, have a role in stemming the tide of hate, whether its physical harassment or federal lobbying efforts to strip protections for marginalized people.
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"All oil producers should have a role in whatever decision is taken … everybody should play their part," the prince, who was previous head of the Saudi intelligence service and ambassador to the U.S., later added.
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Despite the Turkish incursion, which has sparked an exodus and killed scores of people, leaders of Future Syria Party hope it will have a role in shaping the next phase of Syria's recovery from war.
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Clinton wanted to remind voters that her husband was president the last time that people felt good about the economy—and even suggested that he would have a role in economic policy in her administration.
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Banks have a role in the initial construction phase and long-term debt financing, but Citi has also been putting in "a lot of resources" into supporting multinational companies involved in the initiative, he said.
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The Fed's move last month to raise interest rates might also have a role in the market's recent sensitivity to commodity prices, said Jodie Gunzberg, global head of commodities at S&P Dow Jones Indices.
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It's also a Marvel movie in 2017, so the Avengers obviously have a role in things—even Tony Stark pops in during the trailer to give Peter Parker a little advice about being a hero.
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"From the bedside to the boardroom, all nurse leaders have a role in creating a healthy work environment supportive of mental well-being," the trade group American Organization for Nursing Leadership said in a statement.
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The older brother was not seen as a threat, but if Kim did have a role in the murder the demonstration of North Korea's reach – and willingness to take risks – will resonate within the establishment.
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A 2015 survey by Asia Barometer found that most respondents in the country opposed checks on executive power, believed religious authorities should have a role in lawmaking and said citizenship should be tied to religion.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's decision to allow China's Huawei to have a role in its 5G networks does not affect the country's ability to securely share intelligence data, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said on Wednesday.
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He had been set to have a role in a film about the life of Italian real estate agent Alessandro Proto after Ronaldo's Trump Tower apartment in New York was chosen as a filming location.
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In a 2013 speech at the High Noon Club in Oklahoma, Pruitt said he believed the EPA does have a role in regulating the environment, but that it must be challenged when it oversteps its role.
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Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, a Trump adviser who could have a role in his administration, told Reuters that he recommended creating a database to track people from "terror prone" countries visiting the United States.
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Garlinghouse, who emphasized that Ripple is independent of the XRP token, said bitcoin will have a role in the future, but not one that will see it solve major problems, such as becoming a global currency.
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Meanwhile, members of Congress, led by Democratic Senators Gaylord Nelson and Hubert Humphrey, felt that it was long past time for Capitol Hill to have a role in decision-making when it came to weapons sales.
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The Benioffs are taking over a publication that has been hammered by ongoing declines in print advertising and newsstand sales; they won't have a role in day-to-day operations of the magazine or journalistic decisions.
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Trump's "apoplectic" exchange with Johnson took place after the United Kingdom said it would allow Huawei to have a role in the country's 5G cellphone networks, which the Trump administration sees as an intelligence risk (The Hill).
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READ: Why evangelicals are "ecstatic" about Trump's Jerusalem move "It will be unacceptable for it [the U.S.] to have a role in the political process any longer since it is biased in favor of Israel," he scorched.
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Trump has already suggested Kushner as a potential player in Middle East peace negotiations, and Kushner's wife, Ivanka Trump, is expected to eventually have a role in the White House despite not yet holding an official title.
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"I don't know the answer as to whether or not this regulation gives us the ability to have a role in that, but if it did that would be something I would be interested in," he said.
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But Medvedev, a longtime Putin ally, will still have a role in government, as Putin has placed him as the deputy chair of Russia's Security Council, a powerful body that advises the president on national security decisions.
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LONDON, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Britain's decision to allow China's Huawei to have a role in its 5G networks does not affect the country's ability to securely share intelligence data, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said on Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's Deputy National Security Adviser for strategy, Dina Powell, plans to resign early next year but will continue to have a role in Middle East diplomacy, the White House said on Friday.
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Prime Minister Theresa May sacked her defense minister, Gavin Williamson, this month over leaked claims that Huawei would have a role in the 5G network, putting Britain at odds with its biggest intelligence ally, the United States.
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"Women have a role [in the movement] in guiding the children and making them be supportive of their parents' views," Mayo explained, adding that women have long been involved—if also marginalized—in white nationalist activity in America.
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The unofficial pan-European EERC body set up by pilots could have a role in pan-European questions like the transfer of pilots between jurisdictions, but primary negotiations on working conditions would take place with national unions, Canestrari said.
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At the same time Pentagon leadership says the tests may reveal a new interceptor is needed, or that the F-35 may only have a role in detecting the just-launched missile and not necessarily also shoot it down.
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A take-home message from this analysis is that exercise should have a role in the treatment of erectile dysfunction, said Dr. Landon Trost, who is head of andrology and male infertility at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
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"While I don't have a role in those findings and coming up with those findings or making those recommendations as to how to go forward, I'll be briefed on it and I will be accepting their recommendations," she said.
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"It's an occasion for France to show that it can be an intermediary and have a role in the crises of the Middle East," Rima Tarabay, an adviser on European affairs for Mr. Hariri, said in a phone interview.
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"Since we had that drop to a record low in July, German bond yields have been pretty stable and oil prices will have a role in where we go from here," RBC's chief European macro strategist Peter Schaffrik said.
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At the start of the talks, Merkel underscored her expectation that Ukraine should continue to have a role in gas transit to Europe, and welcomed the start of discussions among the European Union, Ukraine and Russia on that issue.
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The law enforcement official said Kadirov was a friend of Saipov&aposs and may not have a role in the case at all, but authorities got suspicious because he "went off the radar" when they went to speak with him.
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The group said that its fighters "targeted a gathering of nationals of the Crusader alliance" -- suggesting they were going after not Indonesians but citizens of other countries, many of whom have a role in the far-reaching campaign against ISIS.
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TMZ Sports spoke with the retired NBA star -- who recently told us he has a plan to join the 3 comma club by age 50 -- and he reveals how the 49ers legend might have a role in reaching that goal.
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The issue confronting Howard and the other H.B.C.U.s is not whether they still have a role in a society where the formal segregation of higher education no longer exists; that is something commonly asked about black colleges, not by them.
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At any time, children and adults alike would have the right to "transfer out" of the household and into another (a right Firestone suggested the state might have a role in enforcing, much as it currently regulates marriage and divorce).
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Asked last week why the US believes the rights of Afghan women will be maintained once the intra-Afghan negotiating process takes root, a senior administration official pointed to the fact that women would have a role in that process.
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In this crisis, there will be very few "volunteer" opportunities, but the government will have a role in facilitating philanthropic support where it is needed most, linking people together and leveraging assets and resources in order to accomplish specific outcomes.
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Some of what was interesting to me in reading your work around this are the ways that corporations who may have a role in causing breast cancer benefit from making it a problem of not enough positive thinking, instead of carcinogens.
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At the Conservative Political Action Conference in February, Clarke spoke of his support for Trump's executive orders on immigration, and would have a role in related policy should he be be confirmed for a job at the department of Homeland Security.
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"The folks that win this year are going to be in office after the next census, meaning they are going to have a role in redrawing the district lines across the country," said Jonathan Martin of The New York Times.
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Pride, music, and celebration have a role in empowerment— but not when they're simplified for white audiences, not when they exist separately from politics, and not when they don't accomplish a damn thing in the other 11 other months of the year.
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I'm now in my late 60s, but I am still hopeful that I can live to see these numbers go in the other direction, and to think that responsible businesses run by responsible leaders will have a role in turning it around.
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She might approve some modest departures from the normal procedure to permit a special master to have a role in culling the documents, but the suggestion that Trump and Cohen should have a first pass at the documents seems to be a nonstarter.
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He said he hopes this theory will lead to a better understanding of how both humans and the natural world have a role in the spread of infectious disease, as well as the importance of looking beyond the immediate impacts of natural disasters.
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Though public opinion on climate change is divided (at least partly because a lot of people don't seem to grasp the scientific consensus around it), most Americans are concerned about climate change and think scientists should have a role in climate policy.
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An internal document prepared by Mogherini's service, which was also seen by Reuters, for her contacts with top officials from countries including Qatar, Iran and Turkey sticks to the same message: that Assad's opponents must have a role in the future of Syria.
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That astrocyte-based calcium surges have a role in the process by which neurons establish connections with each other is not in itself a new thing, and it's been suggested that astrocytes are a routine part of the brain's information processing functions.
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She believes that private insurers are welcome to compete with Medicare, but because Medicare is a nonprofit program, without shareholders or high C.E.O. pay, their prices will consistently be lower than private insurers, who will no longer have a role in health care.
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"The F.T.A. does not have a role in the daily operation of the service, nor was it involved in the decision by N.Y.C.T. to issue an interim safety certificate prior to [Second Avenue subway]commencing revenue service," Mr. Kulm said in a statement.
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The analysis found no change in average pain intensity between the people who used cannabis and those who took dummy pills, therefore "this systemic review provides good evidence that cannabinoids do not have a role in cancer-related pain," the study authors stated.
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Carrillo says he hopes the cannabis industry can have a role in uplifting those who were impacted by the criminalization of cannabis, that states will wipe out cannabis-related convictions and that cannabis businesses will get rid of education requirements for candidates.
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Yes, this is his first major role for both film and television, but he did have a role in Amazon Prime Video's Jack Ryan playing CIA operative Tarek Kassar, one of Ryan's co-workers (it's unclear if he'll reprise the role for Season 2).
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"Such devices may have a role in giving us some idea about how the night's sleep was, but I am not sure if consumers can directly interpret the results," said Dr. Gholam Motamedi, a neurologist at Georgetown University Medical Center who has studied sleep medicine.
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According to Bill Cohan of Vanity Fair, she's getting back at her father, Sumner: What seems to be driving Shari Redstone is familial score-settling, a quest for victory over her father, who never wanted her to have a role in either Viacom or CBS.
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Hopes for the medicine had already been reduced after it failed in another study for treating a rare cancer of the eye in July 2015, although it may still have a role in a type of thyroid cancer and in cancers growing along nerve tissue.
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Many legal observers, for example, were struck by how poorly written the first versions of Trump's travel-ban executive orders were, and the Administration's initial attempts to argue that judges shouldn't even have a role in reviewing the orders failed badly in several federal courts.
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Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — Last Saturday afternoon in north London, Mohammed Kozbar, the general secretary of the Finsbury Park mosque, told an assembled crowd that all of us have a role in driving out those who seek to divide our communities and spread hatred.
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The signs of progress include: These actions reflect an increasing recognition that the management and disposal of used nuclear fuel is an issue that need to be addressed, particularly if nuclear power is going to have a role in the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Friday it too would ensure "legal restrictions" were imposed on the "American individuals and companies which have a role in aiding extremist and terrorist groups or contribute to the suppression and murder of the defenseless people in the region," IRNA reported.
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"Donald Trump's adult children cannot run the business and simultaneously have a role in Donald Trump's transition without the appearance President-elect Trump's decisions are for the good of the Trump Organization instead of the country," said Eric Walker, DNC deputy communications director in a statement.
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Doing so would help ensure that hospitals and doctors don't see massive revenue shortfalls under single-payer — but it would have the obvious drawback of increasing the bill's price tag, and thus triggering a bigger payroll tax hike that many Americans would have a role in paying.
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While Saudi Binladin Group is believed to have a future after a restructuring of its business, Saudi Oger is not considered to have a role in helping deliver Riyadh's plans to develop property, industrial and tourism projects to diversify the economy away from oil, the sources said.
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John Delaney (D-Md.), speaking during an infrastructure event hosted by The Hill and the Canadian American Business Council, said that the best path forward for infrastructure is likely across the Capitol, though that doesn't mean House lawmakers won't have a role in shaping Trump's proposal.
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Coal will have a role in the near future, he said, but eventually he expects it is an "industry that will disappear" despite efforts by the Trump administration to slash regulations on coal and to use subsidies to support struggling power plants that burn the fossil fuel.
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GEO Group is a long-standing service provider to the government and does not have a role in setting criminal justice or immigration policies and does not advocate for or against criminal justice or immigration enforcement and detention policies, a company spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
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The utility will announce in the coming days two acquisitions in the water sector, la Repubblica reported on Monday, adding the group is interested to have a role in the development of a broad band network in Italy and could join forces with Enel Open Fiber.
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The homeowners from East Taunton, Massachusetts, argued in a filing in U.S. District Court in Washington that they should have a role in the lawsuit because it is not clear the Interior Department will adequately protect their interests in the dispute over the proposed 151-acre project.
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Importantly, this strategy coordinates the activities of 17 government agencies that have a role in global water security, from the U.S. Department of State and USAID, to NASA, the Army Corps of Engineers, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and even the U.S. Air Force.
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"But I think the danger is ... sometimes you can just end up focusing on a really narrow little sliver of the world and to construe that as the entirety of the world," he said, adding that regulators don't necessarily have a role in addressing that issue.
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Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE suggested Congress might have a role in having the final say on the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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"We do believe that the bodies like FIFA sponsors and others and national football associations all have a role in highlighting these issues, in speaking out and to try and encourage and pressure the Qatar authorities to do what it said it would do," Cockburn said.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has called the Trump administration's decision on Jerusalem the "greatest crime" and a flagrant violation of international law, and said it was unacceptable for the United States to have a role in the Middle East peace process because it was biased in favor of Israel.
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At each polling place, each candidate is entitled to one poll watcher whose application has to be approved in advance by the local supervisor of elections, so both the campaigns and local government officials have a role in identifying the individuals who are allowed to serve as poll watchers.
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SHANGHAI — When the Pompidou Center first floated the idea of opening a Chinese outpost more than a decade ago, skeptics back home in France were still fiercely debating the question of whether the country's cherished national museums should have a role in promoting political and commercial interests abroad.
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In a 1997 essay for the Berkeley Technology Law Journal titled "Shifting the Possible: How Trusted Systems and Digital Property Rights Challenge Us to Rethink Digital Publishing," Stefik specifically references Barlow's comments, then calls them short-sighted, emphasizing that copyright did have a role in the digital revolution.
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Makarim told reporters at the presidential palace that it was a "big honor" to join the president's cabinet, Reuters reported, adding that while his post has yet to be announced, local reports said he could have a role in the newly created Digital Economy ministry or in education.
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China, which is engaged in a massive regional infrastructure drive to boost trade, says the area where the road was being constructed is part of its territory, and that in any case India does not have a role in what it sees as a bilateral matter with Bhutan.
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Katharine Hayhoe, a climate scientist at Texas Tech University, told The New York Times in August that climate change might not increase the number of hurricanes, but that higher ocean temperatures could "have a role in intensifying a storm that already exists," because warmer waters provide more fuel for hurricanes to grow.
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But even those experts who believe that marijuana may have a role in helping people with opioid addiction say that much more research is needed, and that marijuana should not be a substitute for treatment with methadone or buprenorphine, which have been found to substantially reduce deaths among people addicted to opioids.
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The world is still years away from wide-scale 5G networks — which proponents say will bring a new generation of services connecting people and objects in the Internet of Things — but those hoping to have a role in that economy are getting themselves in place now to capitalise on them for when they do arrive.
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE instead, however, and Gingrich has since revealed he will not have a role in the president-elect's Cabinet.
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The Vatican newspaper and radio and other assorted media are oft-ignored outlets for papal speeches and church-focused content, but Mr. Burke and his supporters wanted the press office to have a role in shaping, or at least protecting, the pope's message on the front lines of social media, international media and global perception.
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"While technologies like pixels and cookies still have a role in the broader ecosystem, most were built for a single screen—neither pixels nor anonymous cookies were designed for the ways in which users increasingly watch content on YouTube, like on the mobile app or in the living room," YouTube director of product management Diya Jolly writes today.
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Though there are few randomized control trials on meditation and mental health, a 2014 meta analysis by Johns Hopkins researchers for the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality found that meditation, and in particular mindfulness, can have a role in treating depression, anxiety, and pain in adults — as much as medications but with no side effects.
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Though there are few randomized controlled trials on meditation and mental health, a 2014 meta-analysis by Johns Hopkins researchers for the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality found that meditation, and in particular mindfulness, can have a role in treating depression, anxiety, and pain in adults — as much as medications but with no side effects.
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So (pause) that is the relationship that we have with the government, it is a professional relationship and as an emerging market central bank we have a role in also performing other functions that some central banks in the developed world don't have, that relates to achieving some social objectives like financial inclusion and supporting small businesses and so on.
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Democratic strategist Jennifer Holdsworth said Friday that former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 2900 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE "absolutely" will have a role in the 220006 elections and will act as a "surrogate" for whoever becomes the party's nominee.
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Although it is not yet clear whether Goldman will have a role in the Aramco deal, the firm's asset-management business has a footprint in Saudi Arabia, it worked on the kingdom's international bond offering last year, and its president, Mr. Schwartz, flew in for the investment conference, speaking on a panel and holding more than a dozen meetings with clients and officials.
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"It's an odd time where we're shifting a bit from populism, where you want to represent underrepresented people that feel they didn't have a voice and you want to appeal to them, to a kind of demagoguery [where] you're labeling people as villains who may not have a role in the problem just to vilify them and improve your own prospects," Blankfein said.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE reportedly had a heated conversation with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson last week after the United Kingdom allowed the Chinese tech manufacturer Huawei to have a role in the U.K.'s 5G cellphone networks.
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There's so much to parse here: Trump wiggling around admitting regret for how nasty the campaign was; questions of a special prosecutor for Hillary Clinton; his infamous immigration stance; at least two declarations that he "easily" won the election (despite the fact he lost the popular vote); and the news that his daughter Ivanka will not have a role in his White House administration.
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IT'S AN ODD TIME WHERE WE'RE SHIFTING A BIT FROM POPULISM—WHERE YOU WANT TO REPRESENT UNDERREPRESENTED PEOPLE, PEOPLE THAT FEEL THEY DIDN'T HAVE A VOICE AND YOU WANT TO APPEAL TO THEM—TO A KIND OF DEMAGOGUERY WHERE IN ADDITION TO TRYING TO HELP UNDERREPRESENTED PEOPLE, YOU'RE LABELLING PEOPLE AS VILLAINS WHO MAY OR MAY NOT HAVE A ROLE IN THE PROBLEM JUST TO VILIFY THEM IN ORDER TO IMPROVE YOUR PROSPECTS.
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This is an increasingly big point of contention among conservatives, particularly social conservatives opposed to the "business wing" of the GOP and conservatives who are beginning to warm to the idea that in the absence of powerful religious institutions whose influence has waned as America has secularized, government has — or should have — a role in promoting the public good: happy families and towns with jobs and social structures that benefit their residents not just economically, but morally.
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Trump's candidates to run vital agencies include a nominee for secretary of the Department of Education who has waged a lifelong campaign against public schools, a nominee for secretary of the Labor Department who has argued against increasing the minimum wage and against overtime rules that benefit working families, a nominee for Environmental Protection Agency administrator who doesn't believe that our federal government should have a role in protecting our environment, and a candidate for Energy secretary who had promised to abolish — the Department of Energy.
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