The World Health Organization named vaccine hesitancy as one of the top threats to global health in 2019, and there have been major measles outbreaks in Washington and Oregon due to vaccine hesitancy.
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He was surprised the hesitancy came from the Viacom side.
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If that's the reason for Mueller's hesitancy, I get it.
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But was that a note of hesitancy in her voice?
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Americans have a lot of hesitancy around genetically modified anything.
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You can respond without hesitancy that you've reached your limit.
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"You always find pockets of hesitancy for sure," he says.
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What you're seeing is some hesitancy but not any major declines.
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Critics say Obama's method led to hesitancy and underestimated US influence.
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But Obama's critics say his hesitancy only emboldened the Iranian regime.
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It turns out that my hesitancy has a genuine scientific basis.
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But Mr. Frank had not relayed that hesitancy to his colleagues.
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The poll suggests, however, some hesitancy developing among potential Democratic voters.
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Still, the hesitancy wasn't just about abstract issues of justice, either.
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Trump critics argue that his hesitancy will only further fuel suspicions.
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Despite Mr. Joyce's initial hesitancy, the chain embraced drive-through sales.
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Stewart on Tuesday addressed some lawmakers' apparent hesitancy to extend the bill.
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"There's a lot of hesitancy to take on these cases," said Singas.
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Despite my hesitancy to trek to Brooklyn, the bar is actually awesome.
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This is the first year that vaccine hesitancy has made the list.
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There's another reason for my hesitancy to credit what I'm seeing tonight.
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In North America and Europe, the most common reason is vaccine hesitancy.
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And his trade negotiators, despite some hesitancy at Treasury, are equally tough.
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Such hesitancy prompted harsh words from Mr. Trump during the presidential campaign.
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" But, he added, "There is a hesitancy there, and I understand that.
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I know there's some hesitancy, but I'm optimistic that it is possible.
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There's some hesitancy among some free market activists about aligning with Bannon.
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And although I understood her hesitancy, I still felt disappointed about her rationale.
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"Vaccine hesitancy is increasing," study author Dr. Anders Hviid said in an email.
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Advisers around him wanted Pence, but Christie saw Trump's hesitancy as an opening.
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Democrats will use any delay or hint of hesitancy to stir up trouble.
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Facebook's rollout of the cryptocurrency Libra has been met with political hesitancy globally.
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The measles outbreak comes as hesitancy toward vaccines has grown across the country.
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The far left is denouncing imperialism; the far right is complaining about hesitancy.
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These films and popular books have helped fan the flames of vaccine hesitancy.
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This piece has been updated to include statistics on vaccine hesitancy in the US.
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Whenever anyone noticed a little hesitancy in my voice, they could rewind the tape.
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Her hesitancy to give interviews and allow media access has barely subsided over time.
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When it came to aid, youth activists had a practical reason for their hesitancy.
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"Given our national conversation, I expected there to be some hesitancy," Ms. Harless said.
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Washington's hesitancy to stand up to Beijing Even so, America has sustained considerable geopolitical losses.
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Or will hesitancy over ending friendships across the aisle limit the ferocity of the resistance?
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After doing a bunch of research and reading the ingredients, naturally I experienced some hesitancy.
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Hesitancy by Arturo Vidal and David Alaba meant they made no challenge on Saúl whatsoever.
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Stephen Simon, one of the funders behind the Center for Open Recovery, understands the hesitancy.
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Jackson's hesitancy to campaign on full repeal was in fact shared by many Republican leaders.
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The W.H.O. has listed vaccine hesitancy as one of the top threats to global health.
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Which leads me to the second major factor in the hesitancy to demand Fairfax's resignation.
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Many Twitter users supported Princess Anne's gesture, interpreting it as her hesitancy to greet Trump.
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And it's adding an extra bit of hesitancy to the pros' trip through the course.
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Gimlet cofounder and CEO Alex Blumberg believes the hesitancy is a symptom of an ongoing disconnect.
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Yet this hesitancy to act continues to leave the "good guys" two steps behind the meddlers.
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In the interviews for this album, you showed some hesitancy to get back into touring mode.
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Six GOP House members openly expressed their frustrations with Ryan for his hesitancy to support Trump.
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There's no hesitancy to call somebody else out to say listen, 'This really is not you.
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The reasons behind this increase are complex, WHO wrote, but vaccine hesitancy is a major factor.
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Mathis decided to try something different when Graycie showed hesitancy about eating her breakfast one day.
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If only Facebook could banish false vaccine posts, the problem of vaccine hesitancy would go away.
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This year the World Health Organization added "vaccine hesitancy" to its annual list of health threats.
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"There's a lot of hesitancy, but there's resiliency," said Jack Ezon, the owner of the agency.
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The New York Times previously reported on Apple's growing hesitancy on pursuing self-driving car technologies.
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We can, if we take that country's lessons about countering vaccine hesitancy and denial to heart.
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Callimachi: But what kept me going is I could also hear the hesitancy in his voice.
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Doctors are susceptible to other diseases, such as alcoholism and addiction, so why not "vaccine hesitancy"?
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Immelt's hesitancy led to the liquidity crisis GE faced in 2008, triggered by the banking collapse.
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In 22000, the World Health Organization called vaccine hesitancy one of the top threats to global health.
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"We knew from other outbreaks in the same community that there was increasing vaccine hesitancy," she said.
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Who can blame car companies for their hesitancy to leap in with the same enthusiasm as Tesla?
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Vaccine-hesitant parents were about twice as likely to emphasize purity and liberty as low-hesitancy parents.
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And now, despite internal hesitancy, NASA is considering commercial alternatives for getting astronauts to the moon's surface.
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First dollar coverage removes virtually all financial hesitancy to consume both low-yield and higher-cost services.
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The smart-home sector is vibrant with startups and big firms betting that the hesitancy is temporary.
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The WHO also announced that vaccine hesitancy is one of 2019's top 10 global health threats.
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Help came from indie giant Arts & Crafts, which acted as a distributor, but not without some hesitancy.
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"We're really seeing hesitancy," said Diane Ramirez, chief executive of Halstead, which also released a new report.
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There is some hesitancy from experts, however, after "Chapter Two" pulled in only $10.5 million on Thursday.
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The World Health Organization listed vaccine hesitancy as one of the top 10 global threats of 2019.
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I put this last question to Mr. Campbell and Mr. McCoy, and I could sense their hesitancy.
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This hesitancy can lead to medical mishaps, with pregnant women left helplessly awaiting the outcome of complications.
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"For my parent's generation, or even my generation, there's hesitancy in what we let out," she said.
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There is just a hint of hesitancy at the start, with percussively repeated notes and sputtered trills.
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To be clear, turnout is not the only reason for moderate Democrats' hesitancy to endorse these policies.
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As those protests have grown, Republicans have shown an increasing hesitancy about the pace and scope of repeal.
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The reasons for this rise are complex, and not all of these cases are due to vaccine hesitancy.
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There's also hesitancy among doctors to recommend the vaccine, in part because of the sexual stigma around it.
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All about red lines The Emir of Qatar went public with his frustration at US hesitancy in Syria.
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So every once in a while, if there's a bit of hesitancy, I can say 'hey, remember Volbeat!
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The World Health Organization recently categorized "vaccine hesitancy" as one of 2019's top threats to global health.
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She doesn't give the pastor an immediate response but goes home and struggles with her hesitancy and fear.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) this year listed "vaccine hesitancy" among the ten greatest threats to global health.
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The ball dropped in front of left fielder Raimel Tapia, who has shown hesitancy coming in on balls.
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It wasn't until a friend pointed out her hesitancy that Wassenaar realized how risk-adverse she was being.
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There's no deliberative rendering, no hesitancy in the marks, and no built-up palimpsests of reconsidered past decisions.
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More recently, financial firms have shown a willingness to put resources toward the public cloud, but hesitancy remains.
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However, there will be another outbreak in the near future unless we addresses the trend of vaccine hesitancy.
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Allegations of a 'toxic' boardroom Carlson took on the volunteer role with some "hesitancy and trepidation," Nilsson said.
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PHIL LEBEAU: Are you seeing hesitancy by CEOs or executives to fly in to Hong Kong right now?
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The World Health Organization identified "vaccine hesitancy" as one of this year's 10 notable threats to global health.
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And the more this hesitancy grows, the more questions arise about whether anything will even pass at all.
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It's in the caution of her beats, the restrained restlessness of her melodies, the felt hesitancy of her vocals.
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Despite internal hesitancy, NASA is considering commercial alternatives such as Blue Origin for getting astronauts to the moon's surface.
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As recent polls have shown, key blocs of the crucial Obama coalition continue to show hesitancy about her candidacy.
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One explanation for the hesitancy of businesses to spend is pressure on earnings after several years of expanding margins.
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Many businesses anecdotally cite uncertainty related to the administration's drawn-out trade wars as a cause for their hesitancy.
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Early evidence has discovered that pockets in California are seeing the same vaccine hesitancy amongst college-educated white people.
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And now the World Health Organization lists vaccine hesitancy as one of the top 10 global threats of 2019.
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The Islamic State has no hesitancy about booby trapping mosques, hospitals, or pretty much any place, using human shields.
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When we hit such a passage, Karen could sense the hesitancy and fear that were choking off our musicality.
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"But then they won five out of six games, and there was some hesitancy on their part," Cashman said.
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This hesitancy is productive: She manages to accomplish quietly forceful reportage from material that could easily have been sensationalized.
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Vaccine hesitancy, is one of the biggest threats to global health in 2019, according to the World Health Organization.
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The reimposed sanctions led to a currency crash, rampant inflation and added to investors' hesitancy about doing business there.
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Fitting with her themes, Davis uses repeated beat panels to express hesitancy, uncertainty, or ambivalence, whether internal or situational.
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As a pediatrician, I encounter hesitancy about vaccines, vitamin K and other routine preventive measures on a daily basis.
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Vaccine hesitancy is one of the biggest threats to global health in 2019, according to the World Health Organization.
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Nothing in the minutes pointed to any significant hesitancy about continuing down the path of gradual quarterly rate hikes.
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Experts say negative attitudes may be due to controversies over suspected side-effects and hesitancy among some family doctors.
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The re-imposed sanctions caused a currency crash, rampant inflation and added to investors' hesitancy about doing business there.
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Some are now reporting increased demand, thanks to lower rates, but there is still a hesitancy in the overall market.
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But there was also some hesitancy to push higher-rated bond yields even lower without a fresh reason, analysts said.
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And the World Health Organization called "vaccine hesitancy" one of the top ten global threats to world health in 2019.
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As a professional, how do you put yourself in the mindset of someone who comes with hesitancy or needs inspiration?
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Rather, it came when Harris, an experienced prosecutor before becoming a senator, drilled into Sessions's hesitancy about answering certain questions.
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"I think there's a lot of hesitancy to turn over sensitive data," says Ryan Petersen, founder and CEO of Flexport.
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Biden has spoken frankly about both his interest in running for president and his hesitancy to jump in the race.
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"The reasons for this rise are complex, and not all of these cases are due to vaccine hesitancy," WHO said.
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Trump's aides blame the situation on Obama's hesitancy, which they say encouraged enemies to take advantage of the United States.
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The Age Factor As they await a decision about 2020, voters repeated one hesitancy about a Biden candidacy -- his age.
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Still, the reluctance to even call what he's doing an "impeachment inquiry" may be indicative of the political hesitancy here.
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O'Rourke had hit Buttigieg earlier this month over the mayor's hesitancy to back a mandatory buyback program for assault rifles.
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Despite measles being mostly preventable, the combination of the anti-vaccination movement and vaccine hesitancy places several communities at risk.
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My hesitancy will be around whether I'm investing enough, not whether I'm investing in the wrong things — at least, initially.
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A recent intensification of both vaccine hesitancy and the anti-vaccination movement has led to an increase in global infections.
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The moves were relatively modest, with one analyst pointing toward some market hesitancy to accept Trump's statements at face value.
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The question now is whether the populists will maintain their momentum or be blunted by a newfound hesitancy among voters.
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Vaccines The World Health Organization has now ranked "vaccine hesitancy" as one of 2019's top 10 global health threats.
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Even before measles started making news in 2019, the Madam Secretary team had an episode about vaccine hesitancy in the works.
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But it wasn't always, and Atwood's hesitancy to align herself unquestioningly and firmly with feminism as an ideal reflects that history.
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"I really don't want to go back to school," she said, citing her hesitancy to leave others to care for Camryn.
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"The reason why we have vaccine hesitancy in this country is because people don't remember how bad it was," Cullen said.
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His sulking, her hesitancy, everything about their professional sex lives seems to have shifted now that Paige has entered the picture.
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It has also begun to include an excerpt from the Wikipedia page about "vaccine hesitancy" under videos spreading false vaccine information.
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"The hesitancy or concern is that those kinds of efforts could detract from the overall mission of the organization," he cautioned.
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The World Health Organization named hesitancy over vaccinations as one of the top 10 greatest threats to global health in 85033.
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The World Health Organization named hesitancy over vaccinations as one of the top 21625 greatest threats to global health in 2900.
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Jeb Bush The former Florida governor got off to an indifferent start, his tendency toward hesitancy reasserting itself for a while.
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" Ms. Varsava concluded, with a bit of hesitancy of her own, that "he might have a proclivity for qualifiers in general.
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Although this kind of misinformation can endanger public health, it's not obvious that social media is substantially increasing overall vaccine hesitancy.
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A recent study found that even a small increase in what's diplomatically called vaccine hesitancy would have large public-health consequences.
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His hesitancy underscored what is now Ms. Klobuchar's biggest challenge in Iowa: translating curiosity, even traction, into support on caucus night.
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In addition, the World Health Organization (WHO) has deemed vaccine hesitancy one of the biggest threats to global health in 2019.
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So it's possible that anti-vax content may not be the major contributor to vaccine hesitancy that we think it is.
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The hesitancy of GOP elites to rally to Bush's side shows how much the Republican Party has changed since his brother's presidency.
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The story arc captured the risks of vaccine hesitancy — and it showcases the power of a fictional TV show to communicate facts.
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That hesitancy to commit is born, in no small part, from Republican senators being extremely cautious amid this anything-is-possible administration.
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But outbreaks are a steep price to pay for change, particularly because the consequences of vaccine hesitancy are so obvious, Hotez says.
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Last month, the World Health Organization included "vaccine hesitancy" on its annual list of health threats—alongside Ebola, HIV, and climate change.
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Participants were asked about their levels of vaccine hesitancy as well as the importance of particular moral values in their decision-making.
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" When Roy expressed hesitancy, Carter allegedly texted, according to the documents "You always say you're gonna do it, but you never do.
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"It's not as if the firm had any hesitancy in listing that agency [State] or any other on its reports," Marin said.
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Such fear and hesitancy is likely seeping into the Climate Solutions Caucus, said Steve Valk, the communications director for Citizens Climate Lobby.
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"Hesitancy around shopping on smaller screens has begun to dissipate," Taylor Schreiner, director of Adobe's Digital Insights division, said in a statement.
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That hesitancy is consistent with the company's longstanding ethos of extreme control, protectiveness over its creative properties, and adherence to family-friendliness.
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The platform will also place a new information panel that links to the Wikipedia entry on "vaccine hesitancy" before anti-vax videos.
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Trump is currently under fire for his hesitancy to denounce support from Duke, a former grand wizard in the Ku Klux Klan.
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Nor should hesitancy in unequivocally condemning a specific outburst of bigotry such as displayed by Congresswoman Omar ever be tolerated as well.
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As a survivor of childhood polio, I know firsthand the trauma of vaccine-preventable disease, which is why vaccine hesitancy terrifies me.
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Mark Sanford of South Carolina, a member of the Freedom Caucus, has said he has a "natural hesitancy" to support the tax.
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As a medical-school student and later as a primary-care physician, I encountered medical professionals who expressed hesitancy about vaccine use.
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With scandals erupting "on both sides of the aisle," Curran admits, he "became almost disgusted with my hesitancy" to tell the story.
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But elsewhere in the news conference, Trump expressed hesitancy at certain administration officials -- including former national security adviser John Bolton -- from testifying.
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A myriad of factors from vaccine hesitancy to supply chain breakdowns, especially in rural areas, have kept stubborn diseases like polio alive.
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"Of course [Democrats] want to make this play because Hillary is the women running, but I have no hesitancy as his candidacy."
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But the new rash of outbreaks has made clear that even small pockets of vaccine hesitancy and refusal can have grave consequences.
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Yeah. GSK… So, like I mentioned before, we're doing these partnerships with pharma partners, and we found that there's a real hesitancy.
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Following Schiff's letter, YouTube banned advertising on some anti-vax videos and added additional information panels about vaccine hesitancy to anti-vax videos.
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This week several Republican senators signaled their hesitancy over Moore, with one, Joni Ernst, saying it was unlikely she would support his nomination.
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"Vaccine hesitancy," as the WHO calls it, is the reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite vaccines being available (even free, in many countries).
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Alongside the hesitancy to get started, companies often have difficulty figuring out exactly which information to move to the cloud initially, Burden said.
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Politically, from what I can tell, he would have done well to accept Pelosi's initial hesitancy and taken this show on the road.
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Vaccine hesitancy contributed to a spike in measles cases across the globe between 2628 and 28503, UNICEF said in a report released Friday.
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The hesitancy on this move represented the myopic Russian nationalist view that globalization threatened to replace existing Russian industries with new Western enterprises.
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Work with Trump where possible; don't shift left The hesitancy to work against Trump was perhaps best and most immediately captured by Sen.
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"Not all missing doses are due to parents' vaccine hesitancy -- some can be related to lack of access to vaccination services," Dubé wrote.
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I've found that quite a number of people feel hesitancy or intimidation, even when there is a meaningful attachment involved with a piece.
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Among men especially, there is a hesitancy to speak up about problems until they reach the point where we cannot help but scream.
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During the last two decades, voters have shown little patience for political results and little hesitancy in voting political parties out of power.
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Aside from a crude tattoo, Libby's scars are largely invisible: a fear of loud noises and a hesitancy towards being put on a leash.
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But Coons sees a hesitancy — if not a fear — from many members of his own party of embracing religion and really activating those voters.
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Guyer said given the hesitancy over work requirements because of lawsuits, she would be surprised if many states apply for the block grant opportunity.
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For Trump's voters were not surprised at his hesitancy to disavow the hearty approval of a former grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan.
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There's no hedging or hesitancy in Cynthia's answers to her son's potentially awkward questions about her love life and rocky marriage to his dad.
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The hesitancy and blacklisting comes days after top White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow said that "positive surprises" could emerge from the trade talks.
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Instead, their hesitancy about committing violence has boiled down to, essentially, feeling bad about knowing they will one day have to commit violent acts.
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" According to Fox News, YouTube has also started putting informational panels on anti-vaccine videos, which link out to the Wikipedia page for "vaccine hesitancy.
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As a result, they found that an "apology" method — saying sorry, expressing hesitancy, or implying they'd rather not ask about suicide — was also less effective.
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"Anecdotally, political uncertainty is cited as a factor weighing on occupier and investor decisions, with hesitancy now extending to some areas beyond London," RICS said.
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"Vaccine hesitancy -- the reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability of vaccines -- threatens to reverse progress made in tackling vaccine-preventable diseases," WHO said.
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But if the death toll skyrockets and the economy stays dormant, Mr. Trump's hesitancy to take certain broad federal actions could expose him to criticism.
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Leading global health threats typically are caused by the plagues and perils of low-income countries — but vaccine hesitancy is as American as can be.
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Mr. Pierce's voice has always been unheroic, seeming to fight its own scratchy hesitancy, in songs that contemplate pain, confusion, loneliness, estrangement and uncertain hope.
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We've tried to ease some of the pain and hesitancy by seeking out some deals on these memberships to help you save a little cash.
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In 2019, the World Health Organization named vaccine hesitancy as one of the top ten threats to global health, alongside Ebola, HIV and air pollution.
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But, coupled with the upcoming election and other political uncertainties, that may not be enough to undo truckers&apos hesitancy to hire and invest more.
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Attack on NATO soil Trump's public hesitancy to rebuke Russia was on show In the Oval Office on Thursday when he was asked about Salisbury.
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To the Editor: I fail to see any connection between Melania Trump's apparent hesitancy to fulfill the role of first lady and a feminist message.
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Reasons for the exemptions weren't included but may involve "parental vaccine hesitancy" and how easy it is to get an exemption in any given state.
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And it failed to mollify right-wing rivals who say that Mr. Gantz's reluctant-warrior hesitancy and command miscalculations had actually cost Israeli soldiers' lives.
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The underlying sentiment is similar to the hesitancy of some black residents to call 911 on other black people: Will they get a fair shake?
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In in 1909, Houdini described his encounter with Evanion: With some hesitancy of speech but the loving touch of a collector he opened his parcel.
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With its underdrawing clearly showing hesitancy and a late-stage change in composition characteristic of an improvisatory way of working, it contrasts with Michelangelo's determined precision.
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Last summer, Spurgeon Elliot received his first trim at the age of 18 months from his mama — but it came with some hesitancy on her part.
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His dad's initial hesitancy about his son joining the family business led Vogel to pursue a masters in Criminal Research from the University of Central Florida.
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There are lots of different reasons why these measles outbreaks are happening, but health experts say the backslide has a lot to do with vaccine hesitancy.
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By framing "vaccine hesitancy" as a disease, we can address the paradox of physicians and other health-care providers who do not vaccinate or promote vaccination.
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"Vaccine hesitancy – the reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability of vaccines – threatens to reverse progress made in tackling vaccine-preventable diseases," the organization reports.
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"Our nation requires your leadership to stop this attack on our nation's health by addressing the spread of vaccine misinformation causing unwarranted vaccine hesitancy," he wrote.
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American adults' hesitancy to share how much they make can hinder healthy financial growth as a couple, said Andrei Cherny, co-founder and CEO of Aspiration.
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The World Health Organization called the vaccine hesitancy fueling measles outbreaks around the world one of the top 10 threats to global health of the year.
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But their hesitancy is unconvincing, as several past Game of Thrones characters have hoped to take King's Landing by force without being portrayed as moral monsters.
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The measles outbreak has helped clarify for many public-health professionals that the virus they're fighting isn't so much measles as it is vaccine hesitancy and refusal.
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Today, the World Health Organization says vaccine hesitancy is now one of the biggest threats in global public health, citing the 30% increase in measles cases worldwide.
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The World Health Organization named vaccine hesitancy — the "reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability" — as one of the top threats to global health in 2019.
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The fear of being added to the "rubber gun squad," or becoming an officer without a weapon, also adds to the hesitancy to reach out for help.
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Despite activists' high hopes for the nation's first democratically elected government, State Chancellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi has demonstrated hesitancy to speak openly on the issue.
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Such survivors have never been interviewed by authorities, because of the hesitancy of victims to come forward and the lack of resources for canvassing throughout the country.
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The Suns have had the luxury of gorging Booker on minutes, and he could be forgiven for some sloppiness and hesitancy as he works out the kinks.
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Legal experts told the Wall Street Journal that some of hesitancy on Privacy Shield may be due concerns that it could be soon invalidated, like Safe Harbor.
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Billionaire candidate Tom Steyer agreed that tech companies must be broken up or regulated, but he also expressed hesitancy about what that could do to the economy.
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"The positioning of the MQ-25 into the background and off to the side might also be interpreted as a certain hesitancy" by the Navy, Choi said.
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But like elsewhere in the country—indeed, even abroad—Health Commissioner Oxiris Barbot said the city is still battling misinformation that raises vaccine hesitancy in Orthodox communities.
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Still, all these years later, hesitancy or refusal to get vaccines is one of the biggest threats to global health, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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In the United States, vaccine hesitancy is contributing to three public health threats: the return of measles, deaths from influenza and needless future cases of cervical cancer.
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It's through community organizing and petitioning that Virginia and her contemporaries, Shondae (Amirah Vann) and Robert (Michael Beasley), bypass their Congresswoman's hesitancy to push for radical change.
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All this means that the decision over impeachment is inherently a political one — and Democrats' hesitancy over it has, for the most part, been political as well.
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It's that hesitancy to creatively dive into art without fear of getting it right that Cleveland-based developer Jarryd Huntley wanted to examine in Art Club Challenge.
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The World Health Organization recently named vaccine hesitancy — the "reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability" — as one of the top threats to global health in 2019.
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The organization included "vaccine hesitancy -— the reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability of vaccines" -— on its list of 10 big threats to global health in 2019.
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American officials also expressed hesitancy about sharing intelligence with the Nigerian military, fearing their ranks had been infiltrated by Boko Haram, an accusation that further infuriated Nigerian leaders.
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The Jewish community was upset not just by the vandalism but by the police's hesitancy to install security cameras, and by the allegedly lackadaisical response of the government.
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" He added that "the Trump administration's hesitancy to impose secondary sanctions, like that of previous administrations, is simply giving de facto immunity from US law to Chinese violators.
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The hesitancy was in part due to the fact that Netanyahu heads a caretaker government, having failed to form a coalition after an inconclusive national election in April.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill have released a flurry of statements in recent days saying that they disagreed with Trump's hesitancy to say Russia meddled in the 2016 election.
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Joseph Votel Tuesday, accusing America's top military commander in the Middle East of discrediting President Donald Trump's position after Votel expressed hesitancy about working with Russia in Syria.
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Pelosi said as much herself when she claimed that one reason for her hesitancy to begin impeachment proceedings was that the public did not understand how impeachment works.
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Over the phone from his home in Miami, he discussed his hesitancy, fueled by both health issues and fatherhood, and how making himself scarce has improved his legacy.
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The World Health Organization has listed "vaccine hesitancy" as one of the 28503 threats to global health in 22019, specifically noting a 30 percent rise of measles cases.
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I do think prior to the CEO being named there was some hesitancy to people joining the company or staying at the company, because there was great uncertainty.
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The woman did not contact the police until two years later, and McCaster said she expressed hesitancy that day out of fear that her parents would find out.
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Despite any possible hesitancy, educators generally saw the election as an opportunity for developing critical thinking skills, media literacy and an understanding of the United States political system.
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Nonetheless, enough parents plug their ears that the World Health Organization lists "vaccine hesitancy" — a euphemism if ever I heard one — among 10 global health threats in 2019.
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"There has been a hesitancy on the part of these regulators to regulate because they don't want to grant these businesses a seal of approval," Mr. Collins said.
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Ada Louise Huxtable, the architecture critic for The New York Times, while expressing some hesitancy about the building, praised the union for not merely commissioning a drab box.
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Coming from the worlds of music videos and video games, rather than art films, Bloch and his band spoke earnestly, and with little hesitancy, about revolutionizing cinematic narratives.
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Such resistance has been described as "vaccine hesitancy" and was listed by the World Health Organization in its list of Top 10 Threats to Global Health in 2019.
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The tension over the last year has not surprised American athletes who have expressed frustration at what they call global officials' hesitancy to discipline Russia for systematic cheating.
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In January, the World Health Organization named vaccine hesitancy — the "reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability" — as one of the top threats to global health in 2019.
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We can see this aesthetic of insignificance played out in mainstream media's hesitancy to cover the pipeline protests (aka #NoDAPL), while the Bundy family's armed standoff made front pages.
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Critics of Obama's policy on Syria have said that his hesitancy to involve troops has allowed Russia to intervene militarily, although Moscow has been influential in Syria for decades.
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The firms say the buybacks show faith in their share prices, but some skeptical analysts see a hesitancy to invest that may signal the economy is sliding toward recession.
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When I finally did talk with her, she said she understood my hesitancy, but discouraged cis allies from allowing fear of saying the wrong thing to justify complete silence.
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But there is more hesitancy about where gains will be focussed; many think betting against the Chinese yuan or South Korean won may make more sense than the euro.
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Meanwhile, despite its implemented changes, Facebook continued to show recommended content associating vaccines and autism, CNN reported, and Instagram searches for vaccines still turn up pages promoting vaccine hesitancy.
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In January, the World Health Organization named vaccine hesitancy — the "reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability" — as one of the top threats to global health in 2019.
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Of note here is the consistency of the works: there is little hesitancy or the feeling of groping towards something; it is as if her style arrives fully formed.
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Given the hesitancy of the SEC to do anything over the last several years, however, we fear President Trump's memorandum is simply a move to return to status quo.
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No one has, so Sanford is reconsidering his hesitancy to mounting what he acknowledged would be a difficult campaign aimed more at framing the debate than winning the nomination.
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Or John F. Kennedy: his civil rights advocacy is highlighted, but many Democrats ignore the depths of political calculus and extreme hesitancy with which JFK approached civil rights issues.
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YouTube over the weekend said it will demonetize channels that promote anti-vaccine content, and link to the Wikipedia entry on "vaccine hesitancy" before videos that promote such views.
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Such hesitancy by drug companies is going to need to be overcome, experts say, especially since a crowded world can expect an increasing number of deadly encounters with microbes.
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"There is a natural hesitancy on the part of many Americans to call the President-elect of the United States a racist, and I understand that fully," Potok says.
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Last year, the World Health Organization labeled what it called "vaccine hesitancy" one of the top 10 threats to global health, citing a 30% increase in measles cases worldwide.
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Amy Klobuchar's hesitancy to endorse a fracking ban, and her endorsement of natural gas as a "transition fuel"—both sensible policies, on the merits—made her look unfashionably cautious.
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That split second of hesitancy became decisive, though, as a German player slid onto the goalkeeper's deflection and produced the goal that gave her team a 1-0 victory.
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The World Health Organization has ranked vaccine hesitancy — the growing resistance to widely available lifesaving vaccines — as one of the top 10 health threats in the world for 2019.
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By season's end, Earn's hesitancy reveals itself as a key piece of the series' mission to underline the black experience in America with hefty doses of surrealism and comedy.
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Does a person who sees a thread on Twitter discussing the pros and cons about vaccination, does that cause hesitancy for a parent deciding to get their child vaccinated?
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The World Health Organization has deemed vaccine hesitancy -- the reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability of vaccines -- as a top 10 threat to global health in 2019.
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The World Health Organization identifies Vaccine Hesitancy as a top 10 threat to global health, where it shares a place alongside climate change, Ebola, and antibiotic resistance, among others.
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There are several reasons for vaccine hesitancy: worries about side effects, cost, moral or religious objections, fears about a debunked link to autism and lack of knowledge about immunizations.
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But the WHO warns that this approach can also provoke vaccine hesitancy -- "not necessarily because of safety or other concerns, but due to resistance to the notion of forced vaccination".
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Earlier this year, the World Health Organization named "vaccine hesitancy" — the "reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability" — as one of the biggest threats to global health in 2019.
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The billionaire hedge fund legend, who founded Omega Advisors in 1991, also discussed why he sold out of Citigroup and Netflix, as well as his hesitancy to invest in Tesla.
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The researchers said that they conducted this study after their 2002 study on the same topic — published in the New England Journal of Medicine — because of the continued vaccine hesitancy.
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Another factor that could be driving a few extra sales for U.S. soybeans in recent weeks is the hesitancy of Brazilian farmers to sell amid its strengthening currency, the real.
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Molina is a significant and profitable player in the marketplaces, and its hesitancy indicates insurers will wait as long as they can before they decide to stay in or leave.
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The states' lenient vaccination policies allowed for rich white people's invocation of personal reasons to not vaccinate—as a result, vaccine hesitancy—and, so, vaccine-preventable disease outbreaks—have surged.
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Some potential tenants have expressed hesitancy to make a commitment until the carbon-fee question is answered at the ballot box, said Allyn Roe, the industrial park's chief operating officer.
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"I have to shift into gear," Kennedy said earlier, while he was ambling down a hallway, all six feet of him, along with his big brown hair and his hesitancy.
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Germany was outplayed by Spain on Wednesday and was fortunate to win, 1-0, when midfielder Sara Däbritz pounced on hesitancy in the Spanish goal mouth in the 42nd minute.
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That explains Obama's hesitancy to intervene in Syria, even when upward of a half million Syrians were dying in a civil war, or to put an occupation force in Libya.
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"As our nation's doctor, I urge you to issue a call to action on vaccine hesitancy in the United States and make this crisis a public health priority," Pan wrote.
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His answer walked a fine line between conservative outrage over the allegations about Facebook and a hesitancy among some of the right to exert oversight authority over a private company.
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In some way, she tells me, she was comforted to know that the very social hesitancy that had disenfranchised her growing up now served as her entry into a larger community.
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Dr. Murray tells PEOPLE that vaccine hesitancy is one of 2019's top 10 world health threats, and that New York and Oregon are both experiencing measles outbreaks at the moment.
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Taylor's texts raising concerns about the matter are certainly suggestive — as is Sondland's hesitancy to discuss it by text — but we're still missing further facts and evidence about what happened here.
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But despite this hesitancy - government officials are reluctant even to refer to Islamic finance by that name - Algeria is edging slowly towards offering banking services to suit more religiously conservative investors.
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Trump fully endorsed Moore on Twitter earlier Monday morning, despite his earlier hesitancy to throw his full support behind the embattled Republican candidate in the wake of explosive accusations against him.
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It also falls on a deadline set by Congress last year to formally to decide whether atrocities would be designated as genocide following widespread criticism of the administration's hesitancy to act.
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And when singers don't arrive with a fully formed idea of their characters, or the vocal resources to fill them, the machine's smooth planes coldly project their hesitancy into the auditorium.
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Only during Barack Obama's presidency has it seemed necessary to begin to tilt, or to pivot, or to rebalance, toward the Pacific (the semantic uncertainty mirroring the hesitancy of the policy).
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In a post this week, WHO listed vaccine hesitancy as one of the world's top health threats to combat in 2019, right alongside other major problems like HIV, Ebola, and climate change.
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Together, they found the morals of purity and liberty were most associated with vaccine hesitancy, shedding light on what people who refuse vaccines care about — and what may be holding them back.
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The survey results suggest that vaccine hesitancy in different countries is being driven by different factors — which means there will be no "silver bullet" to raise trust in vaccines across the globe.
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Bullock has said his previous hesitancy to support an impeachment inquiry came from his conversations with voters — he came away from those feeling the general public was not yet behind an inquiry.
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Schiff pointed to a recent CNN report that revealed searching for legitimate resources about vaccination on Amazon surfaced anti-vaxxer content as well, an issue he said could contribute to vaccine hesitancy.
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"I think some of the hesitancy in the market has to do with the potential government shutdown later this week," said Randy Frederick, vice president of trading and derivatives at Charles Schwab.
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Trump's hesitancy to disavow David Duke and the Ku Klux Klan at the precise moment when the Republican establishment went into full-scale panic about Trumpmania means they have made this point.
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Limited adoption has reflected Google's hesitancy to go as wide and big in distributing and marketing the Pixel as Apple, which launched its last two iPhone line-ups in about 50 countries.
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The reason for hesitancy, the source said, was the realization that a delay was always likely in the ongoing effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, also known as ObamaCare.
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"[One] potential argument was, 'Well, this is a fringe group and by calling it out, giving attention to it, you only give it oxygen,' " Hotez, who researches vaccine hesitancy, told The Hill.
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John Kasich of Ohio, who is running far behind his rivals in the race for the party's nomination, expressed new hesitancy on Sunday to support Mr. Trump if he becomes the nominee.
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" Added Shaheen: "There is tremendous hesitancy in transferring sensitive F-35 planes and technology to a nation who has purchased a Russian air defense system designed to shoot these very planes down.
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Netanyahu on Thursday hinted publicly for the first time at unease with Washington's hesitancy to take action, echoing statements in recent weeks from officials speaking off the record about Iran's growing boldness.
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Of course, users' hesitancy to post is bad for Twitter's growth and bad for advertisers, who need a steady stream of user-generated content into which they can insert their marketing messages.
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After a 30% increase in measles cases globally, the World Health Organization took the extraordinary step of including "vaccine hesitancy" in its list of Top 10 Threats to Global Health in 2019.
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Wagner sees a cultural hesitancy in the United States, compared with Russia, to train young girls to achieve great early success at the risk of injury and burnout in their teenage years.
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Rather, they introduce foreign (seemingly impossible) concepts, developers who appear to have eons more experience than you and increasing hesitancy over whether to ask a super basic question that might annoy your peers.
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There's definitely a bit more hesitancy and obviously from our perspective we're saying please come and join us, we will support you no matter what happens, we really believe this will be okay.
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The Cavs left him alone and dared him to shoot, and Barnes played with zero confidence and wince-inducing hesitancy, generally coming off like a cross between Milhouse Van Houten and LeToya Luckett.
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"Never say never, but there is a real hesitancy here in the U.S. to take rates below the zero bound," said Greg Peters, head of multi-sector and strategy at PGIM Fixed Income.
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The push to seal deals before interest rates head higher, and while investor demand remains insatiable, is offsetting the hesitancy caused by tariffs, trade wars and other political risks, bankers and attorneys said.
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At the same time, there may be a growing hesitancy among active fund managers to use passive funds at a time when ETFs are taking the vast majority of investor inflows, Rosenbluth added.
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But there still remains a hesitancy to adopt it, given the strict set of employment laws that companies must adhere to and the opacity of how the AI actually comes to a decision.
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If you at first feel that some of the performances are too tentative, you come to realize that this hesitancy belongs to characters who are forever hovering on the brink of decisive gestures.
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In addition to tackling vitamin K hesitancy and refusal head-on, we must pay heed to the upstream factors that make phenomena like vitamin K and vaccine refusal not only possible but popular.
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The leaked materials published by the Times also included thousands of text messages exchanged between platoon members, revealing some hesitancy to come forward about Gallagher for fear of retribution and threats of violence.
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Kentridge, the consummate creator and eraser of things, empowers hesitancy in a dance of visibility and disappearance, embracing the fluid and elusive elements of life while providing a stage that orders and spotlights.
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While the money and effort it would take for me to conceive a child no doubt affects my feelings about the matter, I think this hesitancy to have kids extends beyond my being trans.
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This year, WHO listed "vaccine hesitancy", or people who don't want to get the available vaccines for preventable diseases, among its top 10 threats to global health and specifically cited the global measles outbreak.
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The CEO said he was confident his company could take on competition from Impossible Foods, which relies on genetically modified soy seeds to produce its burger patties, because of consumers hesitancy surrounding those technologies.
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Soybeans and corn also ticked higher before the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) monthly supply and demand estimates, with uncertainty over the outcome of trade talks between Washington and Beijing contributing to market hesitancy.
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Mr. Trump took steps to mend that relationship on Friday, belatedly endorsing Mr. Ryan and calling him "a good man," but not before his initial hesitancy drew national news media attention to Mr. Nehlen.
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"We have learned through this process that there is a widespread, industrywide hesitancy to report harassment, and it is critical to our future that we work to build trust and transparency with one another."
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Last year, the World Health Organization ranked vaccine hesitancy, a "reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability of vaccines," among the top 0.01713 health threats worldwide, alongside Ebola, H.I.V. and drug-resistant infections.
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"The biggest cause of vaccine hesitancy in this country is the lack of true vaccine science," said a Monday post from a prolific account, @_pro_facts_er_, that included a misspelled take on the Bidenism, #nomalarky.
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Why one attack is seen as a hate crime and the other is not That added hurdle of proving motive partly explains McConnell's hesitancy to legally define both shootings last week as hate crimes.
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Work through your creative blocks or any hesitancy to self-express by throwing perfectionism out the window and recognizing that your friends will appreciate your work no matter how high your personal standards are.
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And yet not long ago I noted that "the march toward a stable, peaceful and prosperous future is threatened" by the government's hesitancy in dealing with the past and its reluctance to tackle emerging tensions.
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There's a deep-seated cultural hesitancy around becoming a donor — traditional Chinese medicine associates high levels of semen with strength and vitality — even with incentives that range from thousands of dollars to a free iPhone.
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The hesitancy has angered Iran, which agreed to wide restraints on its nuclear activities under the deal and had expected a huge lift to its economy in return, an outcome that has yet to happen.
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In a passionate commentary on the establishment's hesitancy to embrace telemedicine, David Asch, a University of Pennsylvania physician, pointed out that the inconvenience of face-to-face care limits its use, but arbitrarily and invisibly.
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I do not know when I will be able to take the bread and wine without hesitancy with the members of my church, but when I do I hope that I match my son's joy.
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Not because the US has shown undue hesitancy in dropping bombs on Syria before now, but because of its refusal to let Syrians help themselves by allowing more refugees to move to the United States.
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We can point fingers at regulatory bodies and governments trying to restrict cryptocurrency from flowing freely across borders, or at risk-averse investors, but no single culprit is really to blame for hesitancy regarding blockchain.
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Given that the Ukraine whistleblower shared information that led to the president's impeachment, future hesitancy to be a whistleblower could very well occlude serious crimes or abuses of power, removing an important check on lawmakers.
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If you read hesitancy from me, it's not that we don't know where we're going or don't know how to do it, it's that there's a massive undertaking that we have to have very thoughtfully orchestrated.
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And even then, as Fatima Ali, a professional chef and Top Chef Season 15 contestant who specializes in "modern, eclectic Pakistani food," told me, there's some hesitancy from restaurant owners to identify as solely as Pakistani.
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But the combination of international sanctions, the various hurdles necessary for humanitarian assistance exemptions and the hesitancy of financial institutions to deal with North Korea have created "unintended adverse humanitarian consequences," according to Korea Peace Now.
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But it also failed to anticipate how Mueller's hesitancy would interact with the Republican approach, which was basically to insist that Trump did nothing wrong and yell a series of baroque conspiracy theories at Mueller. Rep.
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Leonard is eligible for a max contract extension with the Spurs, but there is hesitancy about giving that kind of contract to a player who might not be healthy and might not want to be there.
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My hesitancy toward a management position would no longer be translated into "Marissa lacks ambition," and instead would be considered as, "Marissa knows who she is, and we need to give her rewards she actually wants."
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The hesitancy, visible at events run by banks in London since, is part about practical barriers, part nerves around China's financial outlook and part its absence from bond indices that govern half of such portfolio investment.
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What I and others had read in Nick and Vanessa as hesitancy, lack of enthusiasm, and a contractual obligation to not tell the public that they've already broken up, my dad read as honesty and maturity.
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EDER You could definitely sense the political peril for people around this debate, and a hesitancy among Alaskan leadership to fully believe this is happening, because it's been so long that they've wanted it to happen.
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Mr. Ashbery was attracted to themes of hesitancy, doubt and uncertainty (John Keats was an early and lingering influence), and he wrote movingly if obliquely on the difficulties of self-perception and the burden of aging.
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"Given we believe near-term estimates likely need to come down further and a continued hesitancy to sign up for a long-term growth story, we are finding it harder to pitch the stock with conviction here."
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In his statement, Azar noted that the CDC has implemented an internal management structure to respond to the outbreaks, created toolkits to address vaccine hesitancy, and reached out to rabbinical and other associations with credible vaccine information.
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And save for some minor quibbles — such as about the low likelihood of Joanna contracting measles even though she'd had a single dose of the vaccine — he applauded the way the episode handled measles and vaccine hesitancy.
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This may help explain why the largest share of Trump supporters (55 percent) only "somewhat" felt that the environment is getting better — which may reflect a hesitancy to fully claim that the environment is improving under Trump.
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" In Ukraine, the agency has already begun providing "ongoing support to accelerate routine immunization across the country and address vaccine hesitancy, including additional efforts to stop the most recent outbreak that has claimed 30 lives since 85033.
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She is one of the few moderate Republicans remaining in the Senate and one of only two from New England, along with Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire, whom Mr. Trump, after some hesitancy, endorsed late last week.
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Throughout "Persian Garden" and "Infinite Worlds," her full-length album from 2017, there is a playful hesitancy to her singing, and to the way that her snarling electric guitar takes up the lines that she leaves unresolved.
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Cases are up 30 percent worldwide, according to the World Health Organization, which last month named vaccine hesitancy — the "reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability" — as one of the top threats to global health in 2019.
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Cases are up 30 percent worldwide, according to the World Health Oganization, which last month named vaccine hesitancy — the "reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability" — as one of the top threats to global health in 2019.
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The result of the seemingly perpetual barrage of lawsuits slows innovation through gridlock and a hesitancy to bring new products to market for fear of lawsuit liability, which can be crippling and diminishes investment in the cutting edge.
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Facebook's outsized power—it drives more readers to content than any other part of the internet—has weighed on media outlets, which have grown impatient with the social network's changing demands and hesitancy to monetize its video operations.
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In the cross-Channel car markets, the hesitancy of certain customers in relation to the effects of Brexit was slightly affecting the profile of reservations but Getlink remained confident in its traffic targets for the peak summer period.
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Europe last year saw its highest level of measles cases in a decade, and in January, the WHO named "vaccine hesitancy" - the reluctance or refusal to vaccinate - as one of the top ten global health threats for 2019.
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The United Nations children's agency said that hesitancy toward vaccinations in addition to "poor health infrastructure, civil strife, low community awareness" and complacency have led to measles outbreaks in both developed and developing countries across the world recently.
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You know, when I'm around straight women, unless I'm very close to them, I do feel this hesitancy or self-awareness of crossing over into space that I'm not supposed to because of that acknowledgment of my sexuality.
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The big picture: Kasich has long been a political opponent of Trump — despite his prior hesitancy to call for the president's impeachment — and said he was "very seriously" considering a 2020 primary challenge as recently as last year.
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What we've learned from the anti-vaccination movement is that strategies based on the idea that vaccine hesitancy and refusal are primarily a result of a "knowledge deficit" have been not only unsuccessful but at times even counterproductive.
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Some critics of the proposal, like Harvey, said the potential longer-term effect of making Medicare more sustainable is one reason some of the bigger healthcare groups have showed a "hesitancy to speak so vociferously" against the experiment.
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While there was a slight dip in tourism just after the shooting, Cathy Tull, the senior vice president of marketing, said that conversations with focus groups showed that the hesitancy to visit was not because of safety fears.
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Rubio, who has discussed the bill with the president, says there has "been zero hesitancy" from the White House on this and that the State Department has been working closely with Congress in helping craft the bill's language.
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Their narrative arcs are most absorbing when they falter in their respective virtues—when Frank, for instance, is thrown on his heels by an insubordinate senator or Claire allows some hesitancy or yearning to break across her face.
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Cases are up 30 percent worldwide, according to the World Health Oganization, which just last week named vaccine hesitancy — the "reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability" — as one of the top threats to global health in 2019.
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One notable finding in recent polling, however, is that support for Obamacare repeal among Republicans has dropped since the election — suggesting that there might be some hesitancy to dismantle a law that provides health coverage to 20 million Americans.
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NatWest's Walker predicts the BoE will ultimately end up having to cut rates twice next year but said Johnson's campaign promises of tax cuts and more public spending would add to hesitancy at the BoE about relaxing monetary policy.
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Cases are up 30 percent worldwide, according to the World Health Oganization, which just last week named vaccine hesitancy — the "reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability" — as one of the top threats to global health in 2019.
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Stephan Sonnenberg, a former Harvard lecturer who was hired to help design the law school's curriculum, said this hesitancy to embrace legal institutions, which some Bhutanese think encourage crime, had shaped much of his work over the last year.
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"The reality is that among mosques and temples, and immigrant-led congregations as a whole, there is oftentimes more hesitancy, because of the concern that they may become targets themselves, whether for ICE or hate groups," said the Rev.
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I had booked my boss, House Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.), to do a solo appearance and there was some immediate hesitancy to the request to allow Minority Leader Richard Gephardt (D-Mo.) to join him on the show.
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His hesitancy shows how many in Congress have come to rely on the NRA's largesse to help them remain in office -- and their fear of crossing a group legendary for its ability to get its supporters out to vote.
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In his former role as director of the White House medical unit, Dr. Jackson met frequently with Mr. Trump, winning the trust of a president who has shown no hesitancy to dispatch aides who have worked for other administrations.
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Despite widely available capital at low borrowing costs, the reality of sky-high valuations against a backdrop of economic and political uncertainties produced a sense of hesitancy among corporate borrowers and private equity sponsors to pull the trigger on transformative transactions.
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The findings, published today in the journal Vaccine, suggest that there isn't a "one-size-fits-all" approach to curbing the spread of vaccine hesitancy, according to the study's senior author Brian Primack, a professor at the University of Pittsburgh.
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The forgetting that Dr Fanta sees with respect to historical floods might also explain the recent rise of vaccine hesitancy and right-wing extremism, he suggests, as the survivors of now-preventable infectious diseases and Hitler, respectively, die of old age.
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Parks extended the novel and, in doing so, suggested the hesitancy and apprehension that the protagonist would have felt as he lifted the manhole cover and looked out upon the world, as Matthew S. Witkovsky points out in his catalogue essay.
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In a keynote speech at the National Retail Federation's annual conference in New York on Tuesday, William Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said this consumer hesitancy is one reason retail sales have been held back.
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"We were surprised to find that it was a largely white male and female dominated space and that we were met with hesitancy, almost stupor as to how we found out about the events," Pryor, Rapley and Antoinette, told VICE Impact.
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Let us check in with Peter King: King gives several reasons McDaniels was convinced, including the aforementioned hesitancy with Indy, as well as structural concerns within the Colts organization and, of course, the uncertainty surrounding Colts quarterback Andrew Luck's health.
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"She'd get me off to one side and say, 'Melvin, you're gonna at least have to announce your songs, and then thank the folks,' " Mr. Tillis said in a 19813 interview, recalling Pearl's response to his hesitancy about speaking in public.
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It's a move that is well overdue for Mr. Trump, whose long refusal to criticize Mr. Putin and hesitancy to act against Russia's malign behavior have raised suspicions that Moscow knows secrets it could use to blackmail the American president.
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In other words, we may be mistakenly treating what is largely a symptom of vaccine hesitancy as its cause — an example of a recurring pattern in which we fault social media for causing problems that it is merely making more visible.
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When I did get them on the phone, a worrying theme emerged: Scientists are so terrified of the public's vaccine hesitancy that they are censoring themselves, playing down undesirable findings and perhaps even avoiding undertaking studies that could show unwanted effects.
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His legislation to study a new design faded away, not so much from clashing passions over the flag's look or a partisan divide, but more, it seemed, out of indifference, hesitancy to upset the status quo and no perfect replacement.
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David R. Curry, executive director of the Center for Vaccine Ethics and Policy, told CNN that vaccine hesitancy, or anti-vaccine initiatives, have been increasingly able to use no cost and highly effective social media platforms to spread their message.
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Details of the platform that Intercontinental Exchange is working on have not been finalized and the project could still fall apart, given the hesitancy among big Wall Street institutions to be closely associated with the Wild West of virtual currencies.
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The reason given for its hesitancy, of course, is that it wants to protect low-income public pension recipients and ensure that any ultimate solution to the island's fiscal morass spares the middle class and below from any additional pain.
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It's one of the reasons those close to Mulvaney said his decision to remain out of sight has less to do with any hesitancy to defend the president and more to do with what Trump himself desires from his top aide.
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Now, a considerably larger number of anti-vax videos have an information panel that links to the Wikipedia page for "vaccine hesitancy", where it is described as "one of the top ten global health threats of 2019" according the World Health Organization.
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The book, in a lot of ways, is about a feeling of when you're either caught off-guard, or you're asked a question, and then there's a hesitancy or a feeling of anxiety or just a stunned silence, and then a ramble.
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Why it matters: The global health community is trying understand and combat pockets of anti-vaccination or vaccine hesitancy, which have recently led to some devastating outbreaks, such as from the highly contagious but preventable measles, even though vaccine injuries are rare.
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"What we were experiencing (before the switch) is we would get in a lot of proposals from consumer-facing brands for huge digital ad buys, then there would be hesitancy before we could actually close the insertion order," said Playboy CEO Scott Flanders.
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For Republicans, after a long period of hesitancy to engage on the issue, this proposal adds to the plethora of new plans to solve the paid leave problem, from tax credits to employers to increasing Social Security and health savings account flexibility.
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And while some on the left are clamoring for her to get aboard the Sanders train — whether or not it is headed to victory — one of Sanders's most important surrogates, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, suggested Warren's hesitancy was a teachable moment for the left.
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"Girls, at large, experience so much hesitancy and a normative drop in confidence over the middle school and high school years," said Andrea Bastiani Archibald, a developmental psychologist and the chief girl and family engagement officer for Girl Scouts of the USA.
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The consequences of vaccine-related misinformation taking over Pinterest and other, larger social networks is not theoretical: measles has had a scary resurgence around the world,and the World Health Organization now lists vaccine hesitancy as a top-10 threat to global health.
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My Shot Nick Paumgarten, in his piece about the recent measles outbreak in New York State, quotes Dr. Howard Zucker, the state's health commissioner, as saying that "we need to study vaccine hesitancy as a disease" ("The Message of Measles," September 2nd).
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Moreover, the president's earlier hesitancy with respect to the DPA could have the effect of undermining the trust that these firms might otherwise have had that the government would come to their rescue; a rash of declared bankruptcies could be the result.
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Titans HOUSTON — Texans coach Bill O'Brien acknowledged a justifiable hesitancy to use dynamic rookie receiver Will Fuller on special teams, but when the Texans needed a jolt and the moment felt just right, O'Brien rolled the dice and came up a winner.
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But there isn't really much groove to the music or the dance, and it was in this piece that some of the newer performers showed a small stiffness or a slight hesitancy that can be glaring within Brown's aesthetic of frictionless flow.
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The report by the UN special rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, Agnes Callamard, labels the hesitancy of Guterres to intervene without an official invitation from Turkey "absurd" and advises that he should be able to establish a criminal probe on his own volition.
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This latest hesitancy to deal with direct spending is perhaps not surprising given the president's consistent opposition to entitlement reform, or even past Republican opposition to Medicare cuts that were one of the few wins for fiscal conservatives in 2010's Affordable Care Act.
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Many studies have illustrated the numerous contributors that feed the gender wage gap: unequal distribution of family and home responsibilities; a hesitancy to negotiate job offers; and my own research, which recently revealed one of the many ways women's work can be downplayed or overlooked.
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As for Europe and the US, which saw large outbreaks this year in enclaves of vaccine hesitancy, it remains to be seen if today's scientific revelations prove a useful tool for public health officials and pro-vaccine advocates in the fight against vaccine misinformation.
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"In an environment where there is a quick trigger by management to charge employees with insubordination, or to go after them if they report safety concerns, there was some hesitancy by employees to do anything other than go along with the program," Petru said.
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"The most devastating consequence of vaccine hesitancy, or inadequate vaccine uptake, would be a resurgence of fatal or life-changing vaccine-preventable diseases which are currently well-controlled, or are targeted for elimination," says the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control's chief scientist, Mike Catchpole.
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"Given the changing trends regarding increased vaccine hesitancy and refusal and consequent disease outbreaks, some countries such as Italy are introducing more mandates," said Heidi Larson, an anthropologist and director of the Vaccine Confidence Project and associate professor at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.
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"The rising vaccine hesitancy in France over the past several years -- which even now includes some members of the medical community -- has helped drive vaccine coverage among some children and young adults below immunity thresholds and led to rising numbers of measles and meningococcal disease cases, " the report says.
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While there are many contributing factors fueling these low numbers — including a shortage of mentorship opportunities for women and the prevalence of male leaders currently in the industry — the hesitancy of women like Schultz and Coors Beasley to climb the traditional corporate ranks plays a role as well.
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"The rising vaccine hesitancy in France over the past several years — which even now includes some members of the medical community — has helped drive vaccine coverage among some children and young adults below immunity thresholds and led to rising numbers of measles and meningococcal disease cases," the report states.
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"There was little sign in this data of consumer hesitancy ahead of the election that some retailers have blamed (Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts in particular but restaurant/bar sales did fall) for soft October sales, " Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group, said in a note.
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" The climax of these narratives necessarily involves a moment in which "the hero treats the heroine to some supreme act of tenderness, and she realizes that his apparent emotional indifference was only the mark of his hesitancy about revealing the extent of his love for and dependence upon her.
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With an increasing number of parents opting to deliver in non-hospital settings — a trend driven by many of the same factors driving vitamin K refusal, such as the desire for a "natural," personalized and low-intervention birth experience — vitamin K hesitancy and refusal are likely to grow.
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But the administration's hesitancy — six months after Trump signed an executive order in July to advance kidney care — signals the clout of Washington's potent health-care lobbies , which have managed in the past two yearsto fend off promises from Trump and Congress to lower drug costs and end surprise medical bills.
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More broadly, the way that Duterte, not Washington, brought the four-year Scarborough Shoal standoff to a close exposes a central failure in America's South China Sea policy: Washington's hesitancy to stand up to Beijing lest it spark a military crisis leaves regional partners vulnerable and open to China's entreaties.
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"There were all these anti-immigrant laws, and there was a hesitancy among many Hispanics to say it was racist or had racist intent," Mr. Gallego said, referring in particular to Arizona's 2010 law, which required law enforcement officers to determine an individual's immigration status during a stop or an arrest.
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Her hesitancy was based on a belief that impeachment is an extreme measure, only to be used when it can be done so with bipartisan backing -- and that if it is seen as a partisan endeavor, it could badly divide the country and create a volatile and dangerous political environment.
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"I love it because the one thing that we must do in this series that we need to do is go for it, and that just showed our no hesitancy, confidence, and willing to just kind of go for it," Raptors coach Nick Nurse said about the early slew of three-point attempts.
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To tackle the rising levels of vaccine hesitancy, WHO plans to push forward with the goal of eliminating cervical cancer with greater application of the HPV vaccine, and to finally stop all cases of polio in Afghanistan and Pakistan after promising results last year, when there were fewer than 30 cases in each country.
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The suburban rental market has always appealed to people moving to the area for a change of employment, but a hesitancy to buy seems more pronounced in the current uncertain market, with renters hedging their bets in case it turns out they don't stay in their jobs, said Helen R. Cusa, an agent with Halstead.
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"The conclusion of the investigators was he was obviously lying," Mr. Comey said, "but they saw none of the normal common indicia of deception: that is, hesitancy to answer, shifting in seat, sweating, all the things that you might associate with someone who is conscious and manifesting that they are being — they're telling falsehoods."
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Mr. Biden enters the debate having endured perhaps the worst month of his candidacy, a period defined by his slow and halting pushback against Mr. Trump — a hesitancy some early-state Democratic voters have noticed — and a time-consuming scramble for campaign donations at the end of a less than commanding fund-raising quarter.
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Thus, pediatric pain specialists hope that reducing or eliminating the pain associated with needles can potentially reduce what we now call vaccine hesitancy, encouraging parents to get those annual flu shots for themselves and their children, and generally taking away some of the fear that can get in the way of ideal health care.
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NFID medical director William Schaffner tells Axios that while the anti-vaccination movement doesn't impact flu vaccinations much, vaccine hesitancy can play a big role and is characterized by the World Health Organization as one of the top 10 "threats to public health" (as is the small but deadly possibility of a pandemic flu).
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He said he believes she is "either wittingly or unwittingly" carrying water for Russians with her non-adversarial stance toward Syrian strongman Bashar Assad and hesitancy to support impeaching President Donald Trump.. "From the very beginning, Tulsi has positioned herself to try to be a spoiler in every election that she's participated in this cycle," he said.
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Statements such as Janet Yellen's that the spillover effects through exchange rate changes are an "important factor" in designing monetary policy, the hesitancy of the ECB and the Bank of Japan (BOJ) to move more aggressively on negative interest rates after the G-43 meeting, and the relative calm in global FX markets, reinforced this belief.
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"My recollection was he was -- the conclusion of the investigators was he was obviously lying, but they saw none of the normal common indicia of deception: that is, hesitancy to answer, shifting in seat, sweating, all the things that you might associate with someone who is conscious and manifesting that they are being -- they're telling falsehoods," Comey said.
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Even allowing for the understanding that rich men, rarely subject to challenge, will not necessarily hold up ably under interrogation, Mr. Bloomberg still succeeded in surprising us with his lack of preparation, his unchecked peevishness and a hesitancy that must have embarrassed him most of all, given how thoroughly it put the viewer in the mind of middle management.
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The Daily Beast also reported on the State Department's hesitancy during Clinton's tenure to designate the group a terrorist organization, noting that a group of bipartisan members of Congress had also lobbied the department to put the group on the list, with some members saying that the designation would allow U.S. law enforcement personnel to work more closely with governments in the region.
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"There's a hesitancy I think on the part of Republicans to jump into a major policy without getting the cues from elites within the party and society as a whole that they're going in the right direction," said Steven Valk, a spokesman for Citizens' Climate Lobby, which organizes to bring Republicans and Democrats together on market-based solutions to global warming.
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" J. Michael Bitzer, a political scientist at Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C., said that as a practical matter, "the reluctant hesitancy but acknowledgment of North Carolina having these opportunities from the N.C.A.A. will hopefully start to smooth the waters in this state" and will, to outside businesses, act as a "signal to start putting North Carolina back on their plate of opportunities.
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In a two-hour town hall, the Nevada Republican was pressed to defend his positions on Planned Parenthood, his hesitancy to reject the GOP plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act, and even his Easter Sunday post on Facebook in which Heller quoted Ronald Reagan Heller was drowned out by chants of "yes or no!" and "answer the question!" when hundreds of crowd members saw his answers as evasive.
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And we think the hesitancy to spend more on SDOH programs could be due to the fact that health firms aren't clear on how to best extract value from social health data: For instance, nearly 49% of healthcare leaders say a lack of effectiveness metrics will be a barrier to integrating SDOH into care programs, while 41% say they'll be held back by needing to add the skill sets required to address SDOH, per a recent Change Healthcare survey.
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A 2017-18 survey indicated that the measles-vaccination rate for children in the state, before entering kindergarten, was more than ninety-seven per cent, but, in pockets of anti-vaccination sentiment, or of widespread vaccine hesitancy, as the more gray-shaded kind of reluctance is called, the numbers had fallen far enough to compromise what epidemiologists call herd immunity—that is, broad enough protection to cover even for the tiny minority who, for whatever reason, aren't vaccinated.
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