Hewing to official rules, they have been more cautious about using debt.
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Local efforts have also proliferated in countries still hewing to the Paris accord.
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" • "Inside the company, he has preached the importance of hewing to measurable results.
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There is a culture of responsibility, of hewing to rules, of extreme risk aversion.
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Ms. Sippel said hewing to industry opinions was impeding progress on the ePrivacy effort.
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In Shaheen's case, Trump stayed silent, hewing to his practice of not criticizing the Kremlin.
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But hewing to its most bipartisan roots, the Rules hearing was largely free of fireworks.
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Bea's way of hewing to the literary life is one of the book's most likable qualities.
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Before the final vote, senators laid out their positions on Trump's impeachment, mostly hewing to partisan positions.
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The court, evidently, cared nothing for facts or truth; what matters is hewing to the regime's agenda.
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Drawing contrasts with those rivals, while hewing to his own political compass, doesn't come naturally to Booker.
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The dishes here are well executed, but much less surprising in their hewing to more contemporary tropes.
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While Clinton has failed to inspire, her instincts and ideas will keep us hewing to basically the right course.
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One way to safeguard the City would be for Britain to become a rule-taker, hewing to European financial regulation.
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With director Peyton Reed returning, Ant-Man and The Wasp is likely to key hewing to that same light tone.
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This was in part to create leverage to try to force Trump into hewing to a more orthodox policy course.
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We need to recognize that in vast stretches of this country, hewing to these positions doesn't make someone a conservative.
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In a statement, he said Sunday that the protests were "legitimate and, if hewing to the rules, should be respected."
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That frenetic pace dominated play, hewing to the Penguins' strengths in the first period and accentuating their blunders in the second.
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The drivers affix their gear to the carts and join the flow of traffic, hewing to lanes demarcated across the floor.
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Joanna Howe, an associate professor of law at the University of Adelaide, said that Australia was hewing to a similar argument.
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But hewing to campaign promises about cutting fees, regardless of performance, is not serving as a proper fiduciary to North Carolina pensioners.
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He has made it very clear that hewing to established case law is not a top priority here (sad face, Merrick Garland).
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Hewing to the court's words while subverting their spirit, Republican state lawmakers set to redrawing the map with no input from Democrats.
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Relevance and influence in this world come from outlets dogmatically hewing to the president's diktat and embracing his enemies as their own.
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Rather than surgery, they first offer laboring women "supportive care," hewing to the recommendation of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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Despite such setbacks, Ford constructed an American-style town, which he wanted inhabited by Brazilians hewing to what he considered American values.
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Mr Mattis is hewing to an older tradition: one in which America gains from being predictable and leading a rules-based world order.
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At his rally in Fletcher, he offered a slightly more restrained version of his typically freewheeling speech, largely hewing to his prepared remarks.
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Human Natures Two lyrical books, each rooted in history, weave together memoir and environmental consciousness hewing to both your route and your interests.
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Even so, this handful of Republicans might be hewing to leadership on the tax bill, but they do so at their own political risk.
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Such a bill would have moved the ball forward on some key conservative objectives, while also hewing to the broad contours of public opinion.
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In a primary where some of the loudest voices are often hewing to the left, Bullock wants to bring America back to the center.
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Three woven baskets were affixed above the bed, each hewing to the color scheme of blue, cream and the dark brown of the flooring.
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Al-Baghdadi evaded capture for nearly a decade by hewing to a series of extreme security measures, even when meeting with his most-trusted associates.
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Whether consciously hewing to a premade plan or not, the White House's sequence of policy decisions effectively engineered a border crisis with clear political benefits.
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Barack Obama won by promising hope and change, but he governed by hewing to the market-friendly version of liberalism staked out by Bill Clinton.
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Hewing to the practice of other recent Supreme Court nominees, Judge Kavanaugh declined throughout his confirmation hearings to address his views on Roe v. Wade.
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The lack of finish infuses them with a tactile presence while asserting that sophistication can be achieved while hewing to the handmade and, more importantly, homemade.
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Games look a little bit "softer" in 4:3, hewing to a closer approximation to how they looked on tube TVs of the '80s and '90s.
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I believe that if you are embracing Donald Trump's point of view and the base's outrage, you are not hewing to facts most of the time.
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On its website, the M.T.A., hewing to its own criteria of when to list signal failures posted such breakdowns 66 times during the same time period.
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Again hewing to the darker side, the Dutch animator Jorn Leeuwerink's deceptively childlike "Flower Found!" creates an allusive pastel nightmare of mistaken identity and mob injustice.
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Many Republicans appeared reluctant on Wednesday to take on Mr. Trump, hewing to the administration's line that criticism of Mr. Comey's tenure was a bipartisan affair.
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While postmodernism rightfully dispensed with the critical requirement of hewing to a logical and often reductive program, it also opened the floodgates to arbitrariness and pastiche.
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So far, though, his executive orders suggest he's hewing to the hard charging approach he used to fire up his core supporters at rallies around the country.
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"On the other hand, just by hewing to the traditionally minimalist role of presiding officer, Roberts did help bring a swift end to the trial," Binder said.
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The performances by Mr. Jennings and Mr. Stoll embody what's best in Mr. Hare's play, the ways in which seeming archetypes surprise by not hewing to type.
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Joe: I guess Mollie is not entirely hewing to type — she never seems too worried about Ken's high-risk avocation — but yes, the character was pretty shallow.
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Disillusioned, I found my way through Orto Botanico, an 18th-century garden and greenhouse and one of the main sites of Manifesta, hewing to the "Planetary Garden" theme.
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Other courting couples speak of love; Alfred Knopf and Blanche Wolf spoke of books, specifically their vision of establishing their own publishing house, hewing to the highest standard.
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The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), which is helping to keep Britain's Conservatives in power, takes a staunchly pro-Israel line, hewing to the hawkish end of the Israeli spectrum.
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It's long (nearly three hours of music) and, hewing to the conventions of Italian opera seria, it's structured as a seemingly endless series of so-called da capo arias.
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Eduardo Dias da Costa Villas Boas, then wrote on Twitter that the armed forces remained committed to hewing to the constitution, essentially swatting down speculation about a potential coup.
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This all raises the specter of homogenization: If you don't have listeners, advertisers won't stick around, so podcasts may end up hewing to a limited range of subjects and structures.
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As an organization, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has prided itself on hewing to a sense of tradition over the 90-year history of the Academy Awards.
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That's not entirely the fault of director J.J. Abrams, though he does deserve to be dinged for not hewing to one essential rule of good storytelling, at the very least.
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All they can do is make plain the choice America faces between hewing to ideals that everyone in public life once at least pretended to revere, or consenting to their defilement.
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Hewing to academic methodology, the monograph makes for rather dry reading, but it contains revelations that have led to controversial new attributions, irking some in the museum world and pleasing others.
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Sheryl Allen, a former Republican state representative who will back Mrs Clinton, hopes this year's race will open people's minds to voting for the best candidate, rather than hewing to tribal allegiances.
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Trump's top aide and other supporters said focusing on Clinton's gender was part of Trump's emerging strategy for the general election and that he had no intention of hewing to traditional rules.
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What I mean, with all of this, is not that Endgame is bad for hewing to the fantasy, designed more to cure the audience's grief at the characters' disappearance than the characters'.
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The government appears to be hewing to a strategy of waiting out Mr. Trump, possibly through his 2020 re-election campaign, even as the dispute has become a drag on the economy.
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On the other side is the evidence of Netanyahu's political dexterity — winning an election in 1996 by hewing to the center, winning a different one in 2015 by lurching to the right.
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Instead of hewing to the traditional first lady narrative with a traditional post-first lady line of clothing, she could use one of the many alt-narratives taking hold around her image.
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But with Trump hewing to a narrow course to the 1,237 delegates needed to the secure the nomination, and anti-Trump forces achingly close to denying him that, every state and delegate counts.
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Indeed even as Engel's character played the role of the "dumb one," hewing to certain expected gender roles (a step back for female characters at the time, perhaps), Georgette helped upend some stereotypes.
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Kay Hagan, for example, ran a cookie-cutter Democratic campaign to take her Senate seat in 2008, hewing to the middle and touting her credentials as a corporate lawyer and bank vice president.
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They're small details, but they pay off throughout the movie, the latter giving Wingard the opportunity to use new angles and more traditional cutting techniques while still hewing to the found footage concept.
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House Democrats, who won their majority largely by hewing to pocketbook issues such as healthcare and taxes, can do some real governance by using their power to tax to propose actual tax legislation.
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The way out of the double standard we apply to punishment is to reject the notion that true justice inheres in strictly hewing to a one-size-fits-all model of criminal sentencing.
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Centrally involved in the response to the disaster, Legasov was mostly a good apparatchik, hewing to the party line that operator error and not flaws in Soviet reactor design led to the explosion.
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The American story got richer and deeper over time, with many grave sins and slaughters, not least for indigenous peoples, but generally hewing to a spirit of growing inclusion and welcome for newcomers.
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She was 25 and Mr. Feiffer 52, and when he asked her to dinner, Ms. Allen, hewing to the journalist's code of ethics, waited until after the piece was published to say yes.
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It is rather because May's negotiators are hewing to a "hard" Brexit position despite the fact that the recent U.K. elections revealed little popular support for such a hardline approach to the European question.
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Rare works by Mr. Zorn here, that steadfast presence in what used to be called the downtown scene, and all hewing to the format of a notated piano part with improvised bass and percussion.
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Hewing to the idea that everything important in a musical must be characterized in song, "The Royal Family of Broadway" quickly blurs the distinction between its theatrical and nontheatrical characters — and thus nullifies their conflict.
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Several sources who spoke to The Hill noted that Sanders had also been an appealing candidate to working-class voters in his 220006 campaign, while hewing to a significantly more left-wing ideology than Biden.
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Now, the group has embarked on a project in Houston that veers off course from the original goal of fighting deep poverty (while hewing to the core idea that cash is the best kind of aid).
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Sky Hopinka's rapturous feature-length debut, małni—towards the ocean, towards the shore, which premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival, elaborates on his previous explorations of Chinuk Wawa while hewing to a more linear structure.
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This moment in history teaches us that democracy has always implicitly depended on political leaders hewing to democratic norms rather than sowing antagonism against society's vulnerable for political gain and labeling press criticism as fake news.
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Pope Pius XII was criticized for betraying the Jews of Europe during World War II: Hewing to what he described as a position of neutrality between the Nazis and the Allies, he never denounced Hitler's Final Solution.
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The charm of this approach is that it has allowed the pair to take an abstract and personal approach to runway clothes that can change from season to season without ever hewing to one aesthetic or rule.
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The White House, hewing to its isolationist foreign policy, proposed cutting State Department funding by 29 percent in the current year budget, but even the Republican-controlled Congress at the time all but jettisoned the administration's blueprint.
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Hewing to California's emissions rules will keep Colorado on the track the EPA set for the country as a whole during the Obama administration: Each automaker's fleet must get about 36 miles per gallon on average by 2025.
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" Or the violent appropriation of American Indian land after the Civil War: "The Homestead Act was the New Deal of that era, a bounty and economic independence awarded to citizens (with the definition of citizens hewing to white supremacy).
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I'm also not saying that the show is intent on hewing to certain comic book storylines that would make this all too predictable; if last year's events taught us anything, it's that The Walking Dead knows how to head-fake.
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When the New York Board of Health, in conjunction with the Milk Commission of the Medical Society of the County of New York, banned milkmen from growing beards in 1901, they were hewing to the new medical narrative on facial hair.
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Mr. Aucoin didn't write the libretto; instead, the text was a collaboration with the playwright Sarah Ruhl, closely hewing to her 2003 play, a modern-day take on the Orpheus and Eurydice myth which tells the story from the woman's perspective.
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Challenging clothing convention in, say, a media or advertising agency where "creativity" is prized is easier than doing so in more conservative service professions such as banking or law, where hewing to a traditional standard is often a core value.
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Their entire job is hewing to cultural beauty standards, and even if we can't help but emulate them, we know in the back of our minds that we will never wake up looking like Naomi Campbell, no matter how much Pilates we do.
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Anyone who pays call on the fugitive WikiLeaks founder is captured on CCTV, footage of which would be in the possession of MI5, Britain's domestic security service, including, presumably, any American libertarian scribbler more closely hewing to Stone's description of his interlocutor.
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Schama has a novelist's flair for narrative history and tends to stress certain continuities in his story; Kirsch, hewing to the written word, proceeds by offering detailed accounts of seminal texts from Deuteronomy to Sholem Aleichem that highlight the variety of Jewish experience.
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But the groundswell of popularity of the Nordic spas around Montreal, said Mikkel Aaland, author of the 1978 classic "Sweat," is less about hewing to some abstract standard of beauty and more a concrete response to lives increasingly lived in a virtual world.
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Rather than hewing to standard Democratic talking points—health care, for instance, or Donald Trump's erratic comments—Camilleri made charter school oversight and school funding his central issues, and in 2016, he became the only Democrat to flip a Republican state house seat in Michigan.
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Like other Fed officials, Bostic said he would tolerate "some overshoot" in the 2 percent inflation target, hewing to the Fed's "symmetric" view that after years of price increases that were below target, the central bank should not overreact to inflation slightly over its goal.
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Much about her is different from when she was young, but when a second mass murder casts a shadow over Celeste's life — and she quips about it — Corbet seems to be hewing to Marx's dictum that history happens first as tragedy and then as farce.
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Although the cable show, which has its premiere March 3, has a bigger budget, its quirky, intimate, extemporaneous feel echoes that of the web version — a show made in the mold of the host-driven travel-and-eat program, but hewing to only its most basic conventions.
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For Republicans, that was a relief: hewing to talk radio's sour, chauvinist world view is no way to win a general election (for all their clout, even the top-rated talk-radio hosts pull in just 13m listeners a week, most of them older white men).
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Surely such a decision would not be about hewing to the rule of law, as he recently showed that he has no qualms about actual lawbreakers: after all, he quickly pardoned former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who was convicted of criminal contempt only a month ago.
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Instead of hewing to the geometric formalism of stencils, randomness began to reign, perhaps inspired by enamel kitchen "speckleware" — first sold in the 1870s and still found on lobster pots and clam steamers — or the new vogue for spotted linoleum, invented in England around the same time.
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"The settlements are something that very much complicates, and always have complicated, making peace, so I think Israel has to be very careful with the settlements," Trump was quoted as saying, hewing to the position of previous US administrations that settlements are an obstacle to peace.
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Hewing to the classic coming-of-age-novel formula, "Green's" Green experiences a variety of awakenings — sexual, religious, familial, moral and not surprisingly racial — during the course of his sixth-grade school year (1992-93), all of which get relayed in first-person, present-tense, slanged-up narration.
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Mr. Abe had spent the past year cultivating a close relationship with President Trump and hewing to the United States' hard-line approach to North Korea, only to be caught by surprise when Mr. Trump abruptly accepted an invitation to talk with the North's leader, Kim Jong-un.
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" Don't forget Biden's roots in Scranton, Pa. Some think Bernie Sanders is better suited: "Several sources who spoke to The Hill noted that Sanders had also been an appealing candidate to working-class voters in his 2016 campaign, while hewing to a significantly more left-wing ideology than Biden.
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No idea is too grand for the Golden Knights' game presentation staff — not in this roller-coaster-on-a-casino kind of city, and certainly not for a group empowered with the creative freedom to envisage a spectacle representative of Las Vegas without hewing to its basest stereotypes.
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The pre-Lenten celebration of Mardi Gras, which this year falls on March 5, is a party that has long exposed the city's serious social divisions, with its parading groups, or krewes, largely hewing to divides between black and white, suburbanite and city-dweller, old money and new.
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Rather than hewing to an ideal beauty – the solution most often taken by artists to embody an abstraction – to depict "Italy," Valentin selects one of his usual models, but makes her majestic, transformed like a teenager on prom night, with a crenellated headdress, elaborate armor, and an abundance of red drapery.
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The game is known for hewing to astronomical accuracy whenever possible—by chance, it basically recreated TRAPPIST-1, a system of seven exoplanets NASA announced last year—but with this latest update, players can scan planets across the galaxy and hear sounds based on data picked up at an Antarctic research station.
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Pablo Heras-Casado, principal conductor of the Orchestra of St. Luke's, also from Spain's Andalusian region, prefers hewing to the composer's original vision, and so, in a concert on Thursday at Carnegie Hall, he paired the gritty voice of the flamenco singer Marina Heredia with the polished, smoothly-sensual sound of the orchestra.
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Bria Vinaite, Brooklynn Prince, and Valeria Cotto There are people who don't take to the ending of The Florida Project, when the movie breaks with the reality it has been hewing to for close to two hours — a reality that has finally become unbearable — and escapes into a heartbreakingly close-at-hand flight of fantasy.
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But with artists like Bobby Shmurda and Young M.A, a template of drill- and trap-inflected bangers has emerged, hewing to the gritty toughness and dark sound that made artists like Mobb Deep or The Lox come to represent the city but serving as an heir to that sound rather than a direct continuation of it.
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He set a dangerous precedent according to which people given the awesome and delicate responsibility of investigating their fellow citizens for crimes and misdemeanors can simply do whatever they please without hewing to the principle that everyone is innocent until proven guilty and no one should be talked about as though he or she were a criminal while being cleared of charges.
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Hewing to the request of the Gershwin estate to cast the opera with black singers, this production features the stalwart baritone Eric Greene as the disabled, utterly decent beggar Porgy, and the richly expressive soprano Nicole Cabell as Bess, a glamorous but troubled woman who struggles to break free of an abusive relationship with Crown, a cocky stevedore, fiercely performed by the youthful baritone Nmon Ford.
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If Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) refuses to agree to an estimated $10 billion in funding for cost-sharing subsidies, then Democrats will demand that the $15 billion in extra military funding be matched with an equal increase in supplemental funding for non-military programs — hewing to a standard they have long insisted upon.
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If Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) refuses to agree to an estimated $85003 billion in funding for cost-sharing subsidies, then Democrats will demand that the $15 billion in extra military funding be matched with an equal increase in supplemental funding for non-military programs -- hewing to a standard they have long insisted upon.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup MORE of Virginia, hewing to the party line of his running mate, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, declined to support even these modest abortion limits.
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