It seems that the US is in no hurry, though.
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"I am in no hurry," Trump said on Twitter Friday.
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After lunch, the president seemed in no hurry to go.
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But he had been in no hurry to turn pro.
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Fans encircling the field were in no hurry to leave.
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So Disney is in no hurry to have you cancel cable.
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But he seems in no hurry to stop talking to John.
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Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren sounded in no hurry to tighten.
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Their abductors were in no hurry, clearly unafraid of being caught.
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But USCIS seems to be in no hurry to do that.
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I'm in no hurry to stop talking about my sex life.
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He's still young, he's in no hurry and he's showing that.
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And he is in no hurry to announce he's a Democrat.
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He added that he was "in no hurry" to attack Iran.
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The series is in no hurry to dole out its secrets.
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Rashmi is in no hurry to get married but Guddu is.
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And he's in no hurry to get on the property ladder soon.
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The company also said it was in no hurry to raise cash.
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They add the woman was in no hurry to leave his home.
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He added that he was in no hurry to reach a deal.
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Ms. Pollard was in no hurry to end conversations with uncommitted voters.
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But Dowd indicated that he's in no hurry to make a decision.
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Mr. Anderson said he was in no hurry to monetize the site.
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Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren certainly sounded in no hurry to tighten.
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And they say management appears in no hurry to fix the problems.
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I'm not afraid of death, but I'm in no hurry to die.
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The latter was a limit I was in no hurry to accept.
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And he is in no hurry to announce that he's a Democrat.
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But Lester and his teammates were in no hurry to get going.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has signaled she is in no hurry to impeach.
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Just yesterday, Uber's CEO implied they are in no hurry to go public.
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Bob Menendez's federal corruption trial is in no hurry to declare a mistrial.
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Mr. Yardeni remains optimistic about stocks, but he's in no hurry to buy.
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And Jeff Osterfeld, the company's founder, is in no hurry to change that.
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Despite the ongoing debate, central banks are in no hurry to raise rates.
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And though I am in no hurry, I have three more granddaughters to go!
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But judging from the queues, it seems Jio is in no hurry right now.
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Madden shrugged, unbothered by the question but in no hurry to answer it, either.
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Even Trump said on Wednesday that he's in no hurry to order the supplies.
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The finance ministry has said it is in no hurry to issue another Eurobond.
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Officials in Brussels seem in no hurry while the British Parliament gives confusing signals.
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But he also said he was in no hurry to meet Mr. Kim again.
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And needless to say, the Democratic establishment is in no hurry to condemn Vance.
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For her part, Ms. Arnold is in no hurry to reach any particular narrative destination.
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But he has also said he was "in no hurry" to negotiate with North Korea.
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That's why the Moroccan authorities have been in no hurry to get rid of them.
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"I&aposm in no hurry," he said, according to David Drucker of the Washington Examiner.
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He's returned full circle back to a time before grime, and he's in no hurry.
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The Bank of Japan on Thursday suggested it was in no hurry to boost stimulus.
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The Bank of Japan on Thursday suggested it was in no hurry to boost stimulus.
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Boris Johnson's Brexit extension letters are in, but Brussels is in no hurry to respond.
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His payments startup is valued at $5 billion, but he's in no hurry to IPO.
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An epic three and a half hours, The Irishman is in no hurry to get anywhere.
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She's in no hurry; she just lets her voice unwind, twist, and sink into the bass.
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I was in no hurry to get married, have kids, I've always put my career first.
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Peters, who has served in previous Labour and National governments, appeared to be in no hurry.
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But once Superman is helpless, Batman is in no hurry to deliver the coup de grace.
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The Poles, Swedes, Danes, Hungarians and Czechs seem in no hurry to adopt the single currency.
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"I'm in no hurry, I have acting, and my actings are doing really great," the president.
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Pelosi is in no hurry to help Trump's reelection campaign, as a trade victory may do.
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Beijing student Wang Yue, 26, said she was in no hurry to buy an iPhone 29.
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That is yet another sign the bank is in no hurry to begin raising interest rates.
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His voice mail box is full, but he is in no hurry to clear it out.
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Still, its leaders appear to be in no hurry to commit to a timetable or venue.
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As we first reported, Justin and Hailey are engaged, but in no hurry to get married.
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And yet he hasn't endorsed anyone in the primary, and appears in no hurry to do so.
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Running an epic three and a half hours, The Irishman is in no hurry to get anywhere.
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Most politicians are in no hurry to force through changes in a system that directly benefits them.
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Shhh....My son doesn't play Fortnite Why I'm in no hurry to have Rosie from The Jetsons
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But Democrats, who hold the majority in the lower house, have indicated they are in no hurry.
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This led some analysts to conclude the Fed would be in no hurry to raise interest rates.
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The two men have not spoken for months, saying they are in no hurry to discuss strategy.
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But unlike Jeb Bush, Rubio is in no hurry to engage The Donald -- at least not yet.
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Future contenders are in no hurry to take over a shaky government and a tortuous Brexit process.
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Given low inflationary pressures, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) is in no hurry to tighten its policy.
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The Reaper comes for us all, of course, but he was in no hurry for Mrs. Calment.
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But Trump may be in no hurry to embark on negotiations that might bolster Iranian clerical leaders.
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When the Bank does start to tighten policy, it will be in no hurry, the poll found.
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Trump, like other first ladies before her, has made it clear that she is in no hurry.
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"If things deteriorate because of concerns over the coronovirus, we are in no hurry," the person added.
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But TCL, on the other hand, has made it clear that it's in no hurry at all.
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So far Britain has been in no hurry to do so, lending some support to the pound.
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Blankfein became CEO in 2006 and until Friday had indicated he was in no hurry to leave.
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"I'm in no hurry to get this one done," he said of the puzzle in front of him.
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The majority House Democrats are in no hurry to bring the deal to a vote in the chamber.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has said France was in no hurry to reach a deal with the Mercosur.
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Besides, Germany, with a weakened chancellor, is in no hurry to act on the objectives it agreed to.
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Likewise Frank Bainimarama, a former navy commander, seems in no hurry to hand the helm to anyone else.
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While "all options are on the table" in Venezuela, Trump seems in no hurry to use military force.
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Airbus is also still studying a possible larger A350-2000 version, but is in no hurry, Leahy said.
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I was in no hurry as I stood up to pick the thistles out of my left palm.
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It's safe to say, the hotel chain is in no hurry to start making hacking accusations against China.
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Ms. Weisberger assured her friends that she was in no hurry to occupy the coffin in the corner.
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He soaked in the applause, in no hurry to head back to Washington where investigators and enemies awaited.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: Skies remain largely clear and winds are in no hurry to die off.
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Siena's paintings and drawings have become a maze of marks that he seems in no hurry to escape.
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His paintings and drawings have become a maze of marks that he seems in no hurry to escape.
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But let's just say I'm in no hurry to combine my friend groups just for the hell of it.
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But it is important to recognize why the government has been in no hurry to find a durable solution.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he was in no hurry to sign a trade deal with China.
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His approval of a three-year time horizon suggests he is in no hurry to break up their partnership.
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In fact, there are a lot of mysteries that the writers of "Westworld" appear in no hurry to disgorge.
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Meanwhile, the White House is in no hurry to ask Congress to draft a relief package for Puerto Rico.
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Chinese regulators said they were in no hurry to withdraw funds used to shore up local stocks last year.
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It's possible that will change, but Democratic senators on Wednesday appeared to be in no hurry to make promises.
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It also is in no hurry to bring on the side plots that American political dramas love so much.
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They are in no hurry and, like others, wary of overpaying—reasonable enough in light of shale firms' falling value.
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Jackson was in no hurry to make a hire, saying last month it could be May, or could be July.
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A top Syrian Kurdish politician told Reuters last week that the United States appeared in no hurry to leave Syria.
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And Chief Justice John Roberts, hardly a staunch advocate of abortion rights, will be in no hurry to undermine them.
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Duterte says he is in no hurry to discuss that ruling and will do so only when China is ready.
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But Fernandez is in no hurry to attempt more than the three quads he currently showcases in the longer program.
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Productivity data last week indicated subdued inflationary pressures, underpinning expectations the Fed will be in no hurry to raise rates.
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It left its benchmark overnight interest rate unchanged and suggested it was in no hurry to tighten monetary policy further.
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Publicly, Chinese officials say the trade war's effects are controllable and they are in no hurry to reach a deal.
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Inflation has been short of the Fed's 2% goal, leaving the U.S. central bank in no hurry to hike rates.
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But Brainard says it appears to be in no hurry: The review's initial 22020-day deadline has been repeatedly extended.
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My sister, of course, my gorgeous sister with her handsome husband, she was in no hurry to correct the misunderstanding.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's remark that he was in no hurry to sign a deal with China nevertheless raised some concerns.
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Many Chinese academics think it can be only a matter of a few years, but the government seems in no hurry.
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Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones, tells CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Tuesday the Fed is in no hurry to move.
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"What we have said is that we are in no hurry to turn round on QE," McCafferty said on LBC radio.
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The Fed left its benchmark overnight interest rate unchanged and suggested it was in no hurry to tighten monetary policy further.
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But it sounds like the company is in no hurry to make that switchover, so the target might slide a bit.
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No word on how long Kourtney and Younes will be in Italy, but they seem in no hurry to get back.
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Another game that's in no hurry to get from point to point is Old Man's Journey, from Austrian team Broken Rules.
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President Donald Trump and the Republican Party, who have majority control of the government, are in no hurry to reopen it.
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I am in no hurry to move on to "the undiscover'd country from whose bourn no traveller returns," as Hamlet says.
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The majority view showed the BoE remained in no hurry to follow the U.S. Federal Reserve which raised rates on Wednesday.
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She had broken up with the boyfriend from the N.Y.U. party but was in no hurry to find a new one.
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James J. Blanchard of Michigan has been in touch, urging him to support Mr. Biden, but he is in no hurry.
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James J. Blanchard of Michigan has been in touch, urging him to support Mr. Biden, but he is in no hurry.
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It has now raised just over $300 million, and for now is in no hurry to raise any more, he said.
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"We're in no hurry to settle for a bad agreement," said Steven Swanson, president of Swanson Group Inc in Glendale, Oregon.
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Driver was standing against the wall, his hands in his pockets, clearly in no hurry to supplant Baumbach at the microphone.
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A different official said the White House was in no hurry and wanted to consider all factors before making a decision.
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But there are still eight contestants left on The Masked Singer — and they're in no hurry to reveal their true identities.
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Still, Lowe is in no hurry to put up rates, recently saying the Board saw no "strong case" for a move.
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It said it was in no hurry to form a coalition as official results will not be released until May 9.
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I am in no hurry, our Military is rebuilt, new, and ready to go, by far the best in the world.
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With Nolan and Joy in no hurry to pump out season three, we'll have plenty of time to think about that.
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Ample oil inventories near record highs on ships and land have left buyers in no hurry to lock down new crude supply.
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But he also points out that the court, and in particular Chief Justice John Roberts, seem in no hurry to overturn Roe.
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A hike from the Federal Reserve would help by lifting the U.S. dollar, but officials there seem in no hurry to act.
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They reconnected the next year and got engaged again, but as we reported they were in no hurry to tie the knot.
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Mr. Trump said that while he was willing to meet with Mr. Kim for a third time, he was in no hurry.
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It is not that he cannot run, or doesn't want to; he is just in no hurry until he has to be.
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If Tognon is in no hurry to greet the gentrifiers, it's because he has seen what happens when a place transforms overnight.
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Still, I was in no hurry to go, and somehow cajoled the draft board to postpone my call-up until autumn. Sept.
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In common with other Iranian officials, Dehghan suggested that Iran was in no hurry to retaliate and would choose its targets carefully.
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That's why, arguably, the Europeans (more specifically, the Germans) and the Chinese are in no hurry for a trade deal with Washington.
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He said plans to postpone an IPO were also influenced by the fact the company is in no hurry to raise cash.
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In no hurry to get back to whatever I'd been doing, because nothing was more important," she said in "The Trump Card.
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But the president said recently that he was in no hurry to force North Korea to give up all of its weapons.
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The drugmaker also said it was in no hurry to do any deals, after losing out in its bid to buy Switzerland's Actelion.
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The drug maker also said it's in no hurry to do any deals, after losing out in its bid to buy Switzerland's Actelion.
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Without Ronaldo, Portugal seemed in no hurry to rush the ball forward, happy to see the game descend into a cagey, tactical battle.
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The U.S. central bank's statement accompanying the decision implied that it was in no hurry to follow on from its December rate hike.
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Even so, the European Central Bank (ECB) seems in no hurry to fulfil these hopes, in part because of the euro's recent surge.
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He rowed back from that line slightly today, saying the company is in no hurry to get its brand name back on handsets.
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There's a phalanx of emergency personnel pulled over in a small parking area, yet the various men in uniforms are in no hurry.
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The bank, whose decision was unanimous, signalled it was in no hurry to raise them further with an uncertain Brexit on the horizon.
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Senate Republicans are signaling they are in no hurry to move legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare after it passed the House Thursday.
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But King said he's "in no hurry for the Goodlatte bill to come to the floor" because it has two components of amnesty.
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Some of the remaining speakers were over 100 but in no hurry to let a New York-based composer in on their secret.
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Ferragamo seems to be in no hurry to appoint a successor to Mr. Giornetti, preferring instead to rely on an internal design team.
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The Jaguars are in no hurry to dispatch their awful head coach, so why should it be any different with their cratering quarterback?
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The Fed on Wednesday left its benchmark overnight interest rate unchanged and suggested it was in no hurry to tighten monetary policy further.
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Having witnessed up close the carnage that Trump could inflict on imprudent financial institutions, Waugh was in no hurry to repeat the experience.
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Apple was in no hurry to make the jump to 4G and LTE, and it waited until the iPhone 5 before doing so.
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On Thursday, U.S. Treasury yields fell, pressured by increasing market bets that the Federal Reserve is in no hurry to raise interest rates.
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Sources close to the newlyweds tell TMZ ... Priyanka and Nick are waiting to start a family, and we're told they're in no hurry.
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But the devil will be in the details, and the ECB is in no hurry to lay all of its cards on the table.
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Last week, productivity numbers indicated subdued inflationary pressures, all of which underpinned expectations that the Fed will be in no hurry to raise rates.
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Even as the Dodgers' clubhouse cleared out quickly after a Game 2222 loss to the Cubs, Puig seemed in no hurry to go anywhere.
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We're in no hurry," to schedule a second meeting between himself and Kim Jong Un. "We're very happy how it's going with North Korea.
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Assad's government, which holds its strongest position on the battlefield since the early days of the war, is also in no hurry to compromise.
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This book has a lot of drastic scene changes, is packed with minor characters and is in no hurry to get where it's going.
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Russia also appears to be in no hurry to cut production, which is at the record level of roughly 11 million barrels a day.
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Courts could expedite proceedings to an extent, but thus far they have shown themselves in no hurry to render final judgments in these disputes.
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But after having lived with the material for so long, he was in no hurry to understand why it was so meaningful to him.
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It added that, while the Reserve Bank of Australia was in no hurry to raise rates, the next move would still likely be higher.
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The insurer added it was in no hurry to set up a EU base and saw itself staying in Britain for the foreseeable future.
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But it does not necessarily put them at odds with the Fed, which may signal it is in no hurry to keep cutting rates.
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The Bank of Japan on Thursday suggested it is in no hurry to boost stimulus; the Bank of England meets later in the day.
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The insurer added it was in no hurry to set up an EU base and saw itself staying in Britain for the foreseeable future.
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That means more of the same — "sluggish" economic growth, a Fed in no hurry to boost rates, and what could be a tricky investment landscape.
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So far, I have written only about the works in the front room of the gallery, as I was in no hurry to leave them.
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The government is in no hurry to relax these controls: a new, lower ceiling on withdrawals from ATMs abroad went into effect on January 1st.
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VW's head of strategy, Thomas Sedran, told Reuters last month that the German group was in no hurry to find a new owner for Ducati.
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Because HSBC has a fully licensed subsidiary in France it is in no hurry to set up businesses elsewhere to protect access to European markets.
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The central bank earlier this month maintained its view that Japan's economy is expanding moderately, signaling that it was in no hurry to expand stimulus.
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In early afternoon, the Fed announced it was leaving interest rates unchanged, and issued a statement implying it was in no hurry to raise rates.
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She added that the company is in no hurry to sell the rest and will bide its time so it can get a good price.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Sunday that he is "in no hurry" to name official replacements for several Cabinet-level positions in his administration.
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Yet, due to rising rents and capital appreciation, these investors — including those Wall Street-funded institutional investors — appear to be in no hurry to unload.
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Hudson, who is currently a coach on NBC's "The Voice," told Essence magazine last year that she was in no hurry to become a bride.
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"I am in no hurry, but things look very good," Trump wrote in a post on Twitter, referring to ongoing talks between Washington and Beijing.
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"I'm in no hurry for the Goodlatte bill to come to the floor, I do not support it," the immigration hard liner told The Hill.
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While insurers say they do not plan to fight the Republicans' efforts to repeal the law, they are in no hurry to see it unwound.
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TanTan's daily active users have doubled since December 503, he told me, and most of its female users, he believes, are in no hurry to marry.
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Iggy Azalea and Nick Young's kids won't just be bicoastal -- they'll be bicontinental if she has her way ... she's just in no hurry to have 'em.
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But Trump said he was "in no hurry" to cut a deal and Chinese state media warned there was no guarantee an agreement would be reached.
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The council has been rocked recently by political scandal and some alderman say they're in no hurry to do the bidding of a lame duck mayor.
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The continent's greying leaders are in no hurry to leave, a sentiment expressed funkily by Mr Bongo in his 1977 song "I wanna stay with you".
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But oil ministers have since said other metrics should be considered such as oil industry investment, suggesting they are in no hurry to end supply cuts.
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Short maturities held steady on the view the Fed is in no hurry to raise rates following the U.S. central bank's latest policy statement on Wednesday.
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Indeed, with corporate profits at both cyclical and historic highs, companies have been in no hurry to raise wages, a conundrum that has defied economic orthodoxy.
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On Thursday, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda reinforced expectations that the BOJ was in no hurry to move away from its ultra-loose monetary policy.
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In February he said Britain's economy faced "twists and turns" on its road to Brexit, suggesting he remained in no hurry to consider higher interest rates.
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President Trump has said on several occasions that he is in no hurry, a statement that could well get added to the list of his prevarications.
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But Gorman, 57, is in no hurry to leave, and because they are close in age, there is no guarantee that Kelleher will eventually replace him.
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Slow tempos seemed even slower and woozier, even with flickers of trap percussion; echoey samples went drifting across the beat, in no hurry to arrive anywhere.
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"Legion" is in no hurry to fast-forward to the action stuff, allowing space for the viewer to learn its rules and for characters to develop.
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The vast majority of American households don't have a Roomba or any other robot vacuum cleaner and seem to be in no hurry to buy one.
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The data came after the central bank last Friday cut its inflation assessment, meaning the BOJ will be in no hurry to begin tapering its massive stimulus.
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Both Mapa and Roces say the central bank will be in no hurry to reduce RRR given that recent cuts have not translated to bank lending activity.
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Poland is in no hurry to adopt the euro, with Szczerski saying that the flexibility of national exchange rates allows for a greater control of economic development.
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Faced with a long catalogue of problems, and having won two general elections last year, Mr Tsipras is in no hurry for another test at the polls.
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With inflation in Japan remaining moderate, the country's central bank is in no hurry to tighten its monetary policy, analysts said before the release of BOJ's statement.
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He told reporters on Sunday that he's in "no hurry" to replace a handful of Cabinet members serving in an acting capacity, saying he appreciates the flexibility.
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Given the volatile performance of Uber, one of Postmates' chief food-delivery rivals, on the public markets, the company may be in no hurry to go public.
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The Rams are sticking with Case Keenum, a placeholder for Jared Goff, this year's No. 1 overall draft pick — whom Fisher seems in no hurry to promote.
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The Blue Jays' hitters were in no hurry to see Luis Rivera, their third-base coach, unless they were slapping his hand on a home run trot.
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The strong GDP data came after U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank was in no hurry to decide on future interest rates hikes.
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Bank of England policymakers have said that interest rates may need to rise sooner than markets expect, but traders are in no hurry to shift their expectations.
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Analysts said the delay was longer than market participants had expected, raising concerns that Japan was also in no hurry to weaken the yen currency through monetary stimulus.
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On Thursday the BoE raised interest rates to a new post-financial crisis high of 0.75 percent but signalled it was in no hurry to raise them further.
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Given the horrors endured by many Rohingya now living in refugee camps it would be unsurprising if they were in no hurry to return to their old home.
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But after a brief breakout earlier in the month, oil is staying stubbornly in the old $40 to $50 range and seems in no hurry to break out.
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Khan's abrupt departure did not necessarily signal he had been passed over to become Credit Suisse CEO as Thiam has said he was in no hurry to go.
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When Harrison and Stephen were no longer in the picture, and Abby went on to work for the White House, OPA was in no hurry to replace them.
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Whereas last year he claimed the North Korean regime would begin removing its nuclear capabilities "very, very quickly," he said last week that he was in no hurry.
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America talks of Mars as its next destination, but seems in no hurry; and if Mr Musk's big rockets head there, NASA may pivot back to the Moon.
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With Netflix planning to spend up to $7 billion next year on content, HBO CEO Richard Plepler is in no hurry to match the company dollar for dollar.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen also sounded doubtful that a recent firming in U.S. inflation would be sustained, suggesting the central bank is in no hurry to tighten policy.
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"All this means is that inflationary pressure is modest, and the Federal Reserve will feel in no hurry to push through its next interest rate hikes," Lamb said.
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AEI officials declined to comment on any specific Ryan rumors but have launched a national search committee to find Brooks's replacement — and seem to be in no hurry.
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With illustrations that range in style from The Little Prince to Alex Gray, The Lion and the Roc tells a story with a pace that's in no hurry.
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FBI Director James Comey said earlier this month that his agency is in no hurry to finish its probe before the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia in July.
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But Senate Banking Committee Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.), who will be in charge of vetting McWatters, appears to be in no hurry to move on the nomination.
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Unwisely, those surplus countries love too much of a good thing, seem in no hurry to talk trade and are leaving Washington no choice but destructive trade warfare.
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After actively seeking a phase-one trade deal with China, he is now saying that he is in no hurry to strike a deal before the 2020 election.
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Tencent Music Entertainment is in no hurry to bring its popular social karaoke app to more international markets just yet, according to a senior executive at the company.
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Today Julius is in no hurry to leave, despite having one of the riskiest jobs on a chaotic mine site - handling mercury each day with his bare hands.
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Banks are in no hurry to launch an up to €11bn loan and bond financing to back Cinven and Germany's RAG Foundation's €33bn acquisition of Thyssenkrupp's elevators division.
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That could happen before Joshua next steps into the ring, with Fury's promoter Frank Warren having said that Hearn was in no hurry to set up a unification bout.
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Watts told Fox 5 the bear seemed to be in no hurry, hanging around for about two hours despite her efforts to scare it off with the car alarm.
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"And regarding voting in the Knesset [Israel's parliament], we are in no hurry on this matter… We may come to an agreement on this" in 5 or 10 years.
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President Donald Trump said he was in "no hurry" to attack Iran, the morning after after he called off missile strikes against the country with 10 minutes to spare.
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But Canadian officials, who note increasing political pressure on Trump from U.S. business and labor circles to keep NAFTA as a trilateral arrangement, said they were in no hurry.
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Iaconetti, 30 and Haibon, 29, have been friends since meeting on Bachelor in Paradise three years ago and say they are in no hurry to walk down the aisle.
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The U.S. February jobs report last week showed a drop in wages overshadowed strong jobs growth, feeding views the Federal Reserve was in no hurry to hike interest rates.
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And if Biden wants to coast to victory, he should be in no hurry to pick off his lesser opponents who don't pose a clear threat to him anyway.
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"Based on today's lackluster sales report, policy makers will be in no hurry to raise interest rates," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
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It must have been coming from a loudspeaker on the roof of a car that was slowly wending its way up the slope, seemingly in no hurry at all.
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Conway, who was laid off from his Pennsylvania location two weeks ago, is "in no hurry to go back in the middle of an epidemic," he told Bloomberg News.
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Of course, Alphabet has been crystal clear in recent years that it's in no hurry to figure out how to turn these projects into viable, money-makers anytime soon.
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"Many people have asked how we are doing in our negotiations with North Korea — I always reply by saying we are in no hurry," Mr. Trump tweeted on Friday.
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He went from demanding that North Korea rapidly and completely disarm to saying he was in no hurry, as long as Mr. Kim stopped testing nuclear bombs or missiles.
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Addie's companionship awakens other urges, but "Our Souls at Night" is in no hurry to confirm the hunches of the audience or the suspicions of the town's nosier citizens.
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Bond markets have taken comfort over the past week in signs that ECB rate-setters are in no hurry to commence an immediate change in the bank's policy stance.
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Trump has said a second summit with Kim is likely to take place in January or February, though he wrote on Twitter last week that he is "in no hurry".
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While traders bid the Aussie higher, economists said the RBA would be in no hurry to raise rates anytime soon as it remained watchful on risks to jobs and housing.
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The BoE dampened down that speculation this month when signalled it was in no hurry to raise rates, in part due to its view on the lower equilibrium interest rate.
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Virginia is in no hurry to score points, but it is dead set on taking the best shot it can, whenever that might happen to be in the shot clock.
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In a conference call with reporters, CEO Ivan Glasenberg also said the company was in no hurry to restart zinc production that it shut in to help boost the market.
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The BoE dampened that speculation this month when it signalled it was in no hurry to raise rates, in part due to its view on the lower equilibrium interest rate.
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Williams' head of performance engineering Rob Smedley said last month he hoped a decision on the driver would be made by Christmas but that the team was in no hurry.
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She argued that the Fed may not want to wait seven years to raise rates again, but that the central bank is probably in no hurry to hike them either.
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These virtual currencies have crashed before, but this time they seem in no hurry to gain back lost ground, largely because recent evidence has revealed problems with the new technology.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to conclude its December meeting on Wednesday afternoon by signaling it's in no hurry to do anything to change its neutral stand on interest rates.
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While the Fed is expected to stay on a path of gradual tightening, the Bank of Japan is forecast to be in no hurry to exit its ultra-easy monetary policy.
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" Mr. Shelby did not respond publicly, but earlier this year stated the obvious when he said that "I'm in a primary right now, so we're in no hurry to hold hearings.
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Earlier, stocks had slumped after U.S. President Donald Trump said he was in "no hurry" to sign a deal as higher tariffs on $21 billion of Chinese goods went into effect.
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Since the start of the year, Powell has said the US economy remains steady, arguing he's in "no hurry" to raise rates amid a number of risks to the global economy.
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As for the wedding, Vonn has said the two are in no hurry ... this could be one of those super long engagement things, but both seem to be okay with that.
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Trump said last month he was in no hurry to name a new defense secretary after Jim Mattis quit over policy differences, and he has praised the acting secretary, Patrick Shanahan.
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But recent indications suggest the ECB is in no hurry to end its programme, the election of President Emmanuel Macron has helped soothe concerns and worries on Italy have also faded.
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In Elliott's case, however, the league appears in no hurry to make a determination: its investigation of Elliott for domestic abuse has lasted eight months without the hint of a resolution.
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While this has largely been achieved, ministers have said other metrics should be considered such as oil industry investment, suggesting they are in no hurry yet to wind down supply cuts.
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A central purpose of their expatriation was to escape the burdensome rules and customs of the native land, and they were in no hurry to assume a foreign set of obligations.
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The Fed could add more fuel to the rally today, when the central bank is expected to leave interest rates unchanged and say that it's in no hurry to raise them.
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One reason that Democrats are in no hurry is their bitterness over Mr. McConnell's refusal last year to hold a hearing on the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Merrick B. Garland.
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" Trump also said that he is in "no hurry," touted the US military as "by far the best in the world" and said he had imposed new sanctions against Iran "last night.
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Annual headline inflation is also expected to slow amid lower oil prices.. Productivity data last week indicated subdued inflationary pressures, underpinning expectations the Fed will be in no hurry to raise rates.
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But he also said he was in no hurry and that followed a paper earlier in the week in which he argued rates in general would prove be lower than previously expected.
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Commercial Bank is exploring the sale of its 40 percent stake in Abu Dhabi-listed United Arab Bank, but the CEO said the bank was in "no hurry" to complete the deal.
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Hedge fund managers have been selling crude and fuels despite intensifying U.S. sanctions on oil exports from Iran and Venezuela and signals Saudi Arabia is in no hurry to replace lost barrels.
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In economic news, minutes from the Reserve Bank of Australia showed policymakers were in no hurry to raise interest rates in the country just because other economies were doing so, Reuters said.
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Given lingering global risks such as a possible flare-up in trade protectionism, the central bank has been seen as being in no hurry to tighten its exchange-rate based monetary policy.
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The Bank of England pushed interest rates above their financial crisis lows last week, but signalled it was in no hurry to raise them further with an uncertain Brexit on the horizon.
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Minutes released on Wednesday showed that the Fed, which hit pause in its easing cycle following a rate cut in October, is in no hurry to reassess the path of interest rates.
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Minutes released on Wednesday showed that the Fed, which hit pause in its easing cycle following a rate cut in October, is in no hurry to reassess the path of interest rates.
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Unlike her friend Djuna Barnes, whose "Nightwood" (1937) remains an early classic of lesbian literature, Abbott was in no hurry to proclaim her sexual predilections or to make art out of them.
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Ms. Weisberger, I should add, is quite healthy and in no hurry to shuffle off, though she did worry that she might die before the FUN-eral, which would have ruined everything.
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Still, given lingering external risks such as a possible flare-up in trade protectionism, Singapore's central bank is seen as being in no hurry to tighten its exchange-rate based monetary policy.
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Other economists said they still thought the BoE was in no hurry, given the slowdown in Britain's economy this year and the doubts about what leaving the EU in 2019 will mean.
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Yet tycoons that funded the last big push around 2008, when growth was booming and supply shortages in energy and other areas were expected, are in no hurry to jump in again.
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Powell has been trying to carefully thread the needle by saying the US economy remains steady, arguing he's in "no hurry" to raise rates amid a number of risks to the global economy.
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"Big Little Lies" thus works on multiple levels, mixing its jaundiced view of these one-percenters with not just a whodunit but also a why-dunit that it's in no hurry to reveal.
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The euro has been weighed down recently by comments from some European Central Bank officials suggesting the ECB is in no hurry to wind back its stimulus given the spectre of low inflation.
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In no hurry to take another public beating, it seems Facebook is now more than willing to rapidly respond to any bad PR, at least until CEO Mark Zuckerberg makes his Congressional debut.
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Analysts expect any further steps to be gradual as policymakers weigh their impact on economic growth, and believe the PBOC will be in no hurry to raise the policy lending rate for now.
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The last thing America needs in the cruel and unforgiving world in which it operates is a guy who doesn't know what he doesn't know -- and seems in no hurry to find out.
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Those comments came two days after Clark's agent told ESPN his client was in no hurry to sign an extension, as the defensive end planned to maximize his earnings on his next contract.
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Playing down talk of possible coalition options, Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo said the Socialists would try to govern alone, while party president Cristina Narbona said it was in no hurry to decide.
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No wonder the chief executives of JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America are in no hurry to give up their posts, much to the frustration of their direct reports.
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The latest drop in the dollar saw it add to recent losses that came after U.S. central bank chair Janet Yellen indicated she was in no hurry to tighten monetary policy last week.
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Although ECB officials have said they are in no hurry to ease monetary policy in the wake of the Brexit vote, hopes for further monetary easing have helped underpin sentiment towards peripheral bonds.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday that while his meeting with China's President Xi Jinping was far better than expected, he was "in no hurry" to cut a trade deal.
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U.K. prime minister David Cameron said on Thursday that he was in "no hurry" to call a referendum if the terms of the renegotiation of Britain's relationship with the EU was not right.
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Yet Yale appears to be in no hurry to rename its Raymond and Beverly Sackler Institute for Biological, Physical and Engineering Sciences, or its Richard Sackler and Jonathan Sackler Professorship of Internal Medicine.
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Last week, the nine members of the Monetary Policy Committee voted unanimously to push British interest rates above their financial crisis lows but signalled they were in no hurry to raise them further.
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The central bank emphasized on Thursday that it was in no hurry to reduce its holdings, and reiterated that it would not begin to raise interest rates before the end of next summer.
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STOCKHOLM, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Sweden's central bank is in no hurry to tighten monetary policy after January's figures showed the pace of inflation slowing, central bank Deputy Governor Cecilia Skingsley said on Monday.
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Jordan also said the SNB was in "no hurry at all" to normalise monetary policy and planned to maintain its expansionary policy as long as necessary to maintain appropriate monetary conditions in Switzerland.
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But despite the weight of some of the accusations, the Saudi authorities had been in no hurry to put the men to death, allowing some to languish in prison for a decade or more.
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The strengthened on Tuesday after the Reserve Bank of Australia kept interest rates on hold and hinted it was in no hurry to ease monetary policy further on signs of reasonably strong economic growth.
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At a gathering of farmers and food producers last week, Macron said he was in no hurry to conclude by the end of the year trade negotiations that have dragged on for 18 years.
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The show seems in no hurry to advance its road-to-fame premise, but I'd be content to watch these guys wander around town for quite a while before Paper Boi makes it big.
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The euro managed to touch a 5-1/2-month high of $1.1438 last Friday after U.S. central bank chair Janet Yellen indicated she was in no hurry to tighten monetary policy last week.
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Meanwhile, on Wednesday, President Donald Trump said he was in no hurry to come to a trade deal with China and gave no indication of when he would meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Gertjan Vlieghe, who was one of the strongest advocates for Bank of England stimulus before and after June's Brexit vote, suggested the BoE would be in no hurry to either cut or raise rates.
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The US appears to be steadily building a case against Iran in the wake of devastating strikes on Saudi oil sites over the weekend, but President Donald Trump is in no hurry to respond.
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Afterwards, Hiddink, delighted that Chelsea had moved into 11th place under his soothing stewardship, reported that he was in no hurry to bring captain John Terry back into action after his recent hamstring injury.
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The plant's single bud, which spanned the full length of my hand, was clearly in no hurry to open, pink filaments still tightly ribbing it from stem to tip an hour after we arrived.
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"Sanditon," however, falls squarely into the "Masterpiece" wheelhouse, and once people with a taste for such fare get a taste of its sumptuous amenities, one suspects they'll be in no hurry to check out.
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Yet minutes of the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) July meeting showed policy makers remained watchful on risks to jobs and housing, suggesting they were in no hurry to lift interest rates anytime soon.
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Sluggish wage growth has been cited as one reason the Bank of England is in no hurry to raise interest rates despite inflation holding steady above its 2 percent target for a second month running.
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Also on Thursday, the Bank of England is set to signal once again that, with the economy struggling to regain momentum, it is in no hurry to raise interest rates from their all-time low.
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The bank's top shareholder Compagnia di San Paolo is in no hurry to reduce its stake to around 6 percent from 9.4 percent now in line with regulatory requirements, chairman Luca Remmert said on Wednesday.
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Despite potential pressure to nail down a date and location as soon as possible, Lemon said he and Malone are in no hurry, adding that he doesn't want to get caught up in the logistics.
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Shift Joe Biden is in no hurry to stop serving his country, but there is one thing he's excited to regain shortly after his term is up: the chance to get back behind the wheel.
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Trudeau made clear later he was in no hurry, telling legislators in the House of Commons that Ottawa wanted to carry out public consultations on the proposed retaliatory tariffs to make sure they were appropriate.
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There was no commitment to the much-vaunted freeze on output, with Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih stating they are in no hurry to limit output, although it is a possibility for the future.
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It wasn't long ago when James suffered a heart attack ... prompting him to take to YouTube and say he's "seen the other side" and it's beautiful, but he was in no hurry to get there.
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Read more great stories from Small Humans: Shhh....My son doesn't play Fortnite Why I'm in no hurry to have Rosie from The Jetsons 10 apps to help your kids learn to control their emotions
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China's markets have struggled to make headway amid growing perceptions that the central bank is in no hurry to ease policy soon, for fear of adding to already high debt levels and stoking asset bubbles.
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The safest thing for OPEC may be to leave output unchanged in the near term and monitor the situation ("OPEC in no hurry to decide if extra oil needed to offset Iran", Reuters, May 9).
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Their re-election indicates that despite a dramatic shift in relations with the United States and tentative economic changes, the leaders of the Castros' generation are in no hurry to make room for new blood.
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Macron said last week that France was in no hurry to a deal with Mercosur by the end of the year, a goal the Commission has set, noting that the mandate dates back to 1999.
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WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday that while his meeting with China's President Xi Jinping was far better than expected, he was "in no hurry" to cut a trade deal.
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A statement by the Governing Council included several phrases that would normally be taken as indications that the central bank was in no hurry to put the brakes on the growth of the eurozone economy.
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The short answer is this: If, as widely expected, Merkel remains the head of government and retains Wolfgang Schaeuble to serve as finance minister, Germany will be in no hurry to initiate euro area reforms.
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South Korea is in no hurry to set up an advanced missile defense system designed to protect its shores from North Korean aggression despite fears of another intercontinental ballistic missile attack from its northern neighbor.
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Both India and Pakistan have a lot of blood on their hands in Kashmir and seem in no hurry to resolve their disagreement, which is rooted in the psychosis resulting from the subcontinent's bitter partition.
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Also on Thursday, the Bank of England is set to signal once again that, with Britain's economy struggling to regain momentum, it is in no hurry to raise interest rates from their all-time low.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Italy is in no hurry to bring the European Union's free trade agreement with Canada to a parliamentary vote, its farm minister said on Monday, suggesting its opposition to the deal may be easing.
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In a morning note, analysts at ANZ said comments from U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on the weekend that the central bank is in no hurry to raise rates had helped to boost riskier assets.
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The U.S. central bank held interest rates unchanged and, while it left the door open to a hike in June, its statement implied it was in no hurry to follow on from its December rate rise.
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Shot in 663 on grainy, black and white, silent 16-millimeter film, "DARA I" captures the German-born, Miami-based Ms. Friedman languorously awakening in bed, lighting a cigarette, in no hurry to greet the day.
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"But we are in no hurry to take measures similar to central banks of other countries...such as interest rate cuts or quantitative easing polices," Yi said in a briefing ahead of the country's 70th anniversary.
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"For the big picture the election result is hardly relevant," Commerzbank currency strategist Ulrich Leuchtmann said, noting expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve is in no hurry to raise rates was making the Aussie an attractive option.
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When the attack spreads to the CIA base, they defend it with the weapons they have, holding out against a much larger, better-armed force while frantically calling for backup that seems in no hurry to arrive.
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Iger's in no hurry to move content from ESPN as long as there are still nearly 90 million U.S. households paying for some form of bundled subscription pay TV. This reality has created a dilemma for Disney.
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While policymakers have said that benchmark interest rates may need to rise sooner than markets expect, traders are in no hurry to shift their expectations, with futures markets pricing in no rate hikes well into late 2020.
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Spurling, author of an acclaimed two-volume biography of Matisse, was evidently in no hurry, because "Anthony Powell: Dancing to the Music of Time" came out in Britain only last year and now in the United States.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected a request from Democratic states to quickly consider the case; Mr. Trump and his Justice Department had made it clear to the court they were in no hurry to resolve it.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. lumber mill owners said on Thursday they were "in no hurry" to reach a softwood lumber deal with Canada that fails to limit Canadian producers' share of the U.S. market to a strict percentage.
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The Bank of Japan kept monetary settings steady on Thursday and maintained its upbeat view on the economy, suggesting policymakers are in no hurry to boost stimulus even as global risks threaten to scupper a fragile recovery.
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Sterling briefly and only modestly rose after the Bank of England hiked interest rates above their financial crisis lows and signalled it was in no hurry to tighten policy further with an uncertain Brexit on the horizon.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell sparked a huge stock market rally after he delivered just the message investors wanted to hear — that the Fed will be flexible on policy and it is in no hurry to raise interest rates.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday said he was in no hurry to sign a trade deal with China as Washington imposed a new set of tariffs on Chinese goods and negotiators ended a second day of talks.
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But a senior industry official said that Brussels appears in no hurry to take legislative steps to guarantee continuity in contracts, preferring instead that British insurers open hubs in the bloc or transfer the policies to entities there.
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Against the , the dollar hit a more than one-week high after comments by Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda reinforced expectations that the BOJ was in no hurry to move away from its ultra-loose monetary policy.
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Huffing, snorting and in no hurry to move, the big-horned bovines occasionally meander across the Khmer-American Friendship Highway, the dusty, 140-mile route linking Phnom Penh's factories with the port in the coastal city of Sihanoukville.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling rose modestly on Thursday after the Bank of England hiked interest rates above their financial crisis lows but signalled it was in no hurry to tighten policy further with an uncertain Brexit on the horizon.
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Last month, Thyssenkrupp CEO Heinrich Hiesinger said the group was in no hurry to make any strategic decisions with regard to its Materials Services unit, adding it was currently focused on the steel tie-up with Tata Steel.
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While policymakers have said that benchmark interest rates may need to rise sooner than markets expect, traders are in no hurry to shift their expectations, with futures markets pricing in no rate hikes until well into late 2020.
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The greenback has been on the defensive as views that the U.S. central bank is in no hurry to tighten monetary policy have held sway ever since Fed Chair Janet Yellen last week expressed caution towards hiking interest rates.
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OPEC, however, is in no hurry to decide whether to pump more oil to make up for an expected drop in exports from Iran, four sources familiar with the issue said, saying any loss in supply would take time.
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Those with tickets packed the parking lots encircling the stadium in the customary tailgating ritual, but a sizable majority appeared in no hurry to get inside the building to watch a matchup of two of the league's worst teams.
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Against the yen, the dollar hit a more than one-week high after comments by Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda reinforced expectations that the BOJ was in no hurry to move away from its ultra-loose monetary policy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Australian dollar strengthened on Tuesday after the Reserve Bank of Australia kept interest rates on hold and hinted it was in no hurry to ease monetary policy further on signs of reasonably strong economic growth.
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President Trump is in no hurry to resolve the trade dispute with China, he is adamant about imposing tariffs on Mexico, and farmers and companies are trying to figure how to withstand them for months or years, not weeks.
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In its quarterly economic outlook, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) also said unemployment would have to be moving "materially higher" to warrant another cut in interest rates, adding to the impression it was in no hurry to ease again.
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Meanwhile, sterling retreated from a two-week high against the dollar as the BOE's decision to leave rates unchanged at 0.75% reinforced the view that UK policymakers are in no hurry to raise rates amid concerns about ongoing Brexit negotiations.
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"Inflation is clearly below 2 percent, the ECB is in no hurry to lift rates any time soon," Marc Brutsch, economist at Swiss Life insurer said, predicting a 1.7 percent rate in 2018 and a drop to 0.83 percent this year.
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Fearful of a potential public backlash about the removal of some of the popular elements of Obamacare, such as insurance for pre-existing conditions, senators are in no hurry to pass the bill and may end up drafting their own legislation.
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EQT is in no hurry to finalize the banking mandate or go to the market and would "definitely not" list in the first quarter of 2019, said one of the sources, who declined to be named as the information is confidential.
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The purchases from Brazil, rather than the United States, show that China is in no hurry to buy U.S. products in the wake of last week's phase one trade agreement that U.S. President Donald Trump hopes will be signed next month.
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The moves higher in global stock markets have been accompanied by a recovery in oil prices to over $48 a barrel, receding worries about the Chinese economy, and the U.S. Federal Reserve indicating it is in no hurry to tighten policy.
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Some commentators have speculated that Salvini might try to capitalize on his popularity by ditching 5-Star and seeking fresh elections at the head of a conservative bloc, but his handling of the Rixi case suggests he is in no hurry.
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Kuroda, however, said last week after the BOJ kept policy steady that economic improvements alone would not trigger a withdrawal of stimulus, reinforcing expectations that the BOJ was in no hurry to move away from its ultra-loose monetary policy.
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The U.S. dollar fell, hitting one-week lows against the euro on Friday after a drop in U.S. wages in February overshadowed strong jobs growth and supported views that the Federal Reserve was in no hurry to hike interest rates.
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Yet it became clear that lawmakers—even those like Congressman John Boehner, the Republican speaker of the House, who had loudly demanded that Obama seek formal congressional authorization—were in no hurry to take up Obama's proposal or pass an alternative.
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As a result, Democrats say their congressional leaders should be in no hurry to compromise with Republicans on immigration or Trump's demands for a wall on the Mexican border, infrastructure or spending matters ahead of a possible shutdown this week.
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The greenback has been on the defensive as views that the U.S. central bank is in no hurry to tighten monetary policy have held sway ever since Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen last week expressed caution towards hiking interest rates.
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That's the Damon Lindelof feeling, familiar to anyone who watched his work as a co-creator and showrunner on "Lost" and "The Leftovers," two puzzle-box shows that sowed confusion and teased out questions they were in no hurry to answer.
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That's the Damon Lindelof feeling, familiar to anyone who watched his work as a co-creator and showrunner on "Lost" and "The Leftovers," two puzzle-box shows that sowed confusion and teased out questions they were in no hurry to answer.
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House Democrats showcased their selection of impeachment prosecutors and the ritualistic delivery of the articles of impeachment across the Rotunda while Senate Republicans treated the matter like a hot potato, appearing in no hurry to take possession of the charges.
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Maharashtra mills are in no hurry to export due to bets on a further jump in international prices and forecasts that the state's production will nearly halve to 5.5 million tonnes this season, said a dealer at an Indian export house.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen has made it clear she is in no hurry to raise, which has halted a dollar rally in its tracks and sent it sliding against a basket of currencies, such as the euro and the Japanese yen.
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SoftBank has held discussions with Elliott and is aligned on improving shareholder value, Son said, adding that while open to potentially buying back shares, he was in "no hurry" to sell part of a 26% shareholding in Alibaba to fund buybacks.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said he was in no hurry to sign a trade deal with China as a new set of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods kicked in, dashing hopes the world's top two economies would salvage a last-minute trade deal.
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French President Emmanuel Macron had said he was in no hurry to do a deal with the beef-exporting Mercosur countries of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay and succeeded in pushing trade onto the agenda of an EU leaders summit in Brussels.
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He spent more than 227 hours in the camera at Kaaterskill Falls, which required an especially long exposure time because of its distance from the falls and the abundance of green, which is in no hurry to leave its trace on photographic paper.
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The startup has been funded by a $120,000 seed from YC so far, which the co-founders reckon will see them through the rest of the year — and they say they are in no hurry to raise another round at this stage.
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But in an interview published in The Star daily on Sunday, Najib, who has led the country since 2009, suggested he was in no hurry to call for a vote, and remarked on the current lack of a "feel good factor" among Malaysians.
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The firm is in no hurry to finalise the banking mandate or go to the market and would "definitely not" list in the first quarter of 2019, said one of the sources, who declined to be named as the information is confidential.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar fell, hitting one-week lows against the euro on Friday after a drop in U.S. wages in February overshadowed strong jobs growth and supported views that the Federal Reserve was in no hurry to hike interest rates.
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The bank is able to launch another similar selldown following the expiry in August of a 90-day lockup period after the May transaction, but sources close to Barclays said the bank is in no hurry to complete the sale this year.
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The dollar fell against a basket of currencies on Friday on weaker-than-forecast data on housing and consumer sentiment, while the yen weakened after the Bank of Japan kept interest rates steady and signaled it was in no hurry to tighten policy.
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In June, sterling fell and then rose as Carney made two speeches in eight days in which he seemed to change the emphasis of his message away from being in no hurry to consider a rate hike to saying one might become necessary.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England pushed interest rates above their financial crisis lows on Thursday, but signalled it was in no hurry to raise them further as Britain heads for Brexit next year with no clear plan for leaving the European Union.
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But as our society appears more polarized than ever, and as Washington seems in no hurry to heal this divided country, executives are finding themselves in the unwanted position of trying to play the role of uniter — or in some cases, picking sides.
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STOCKHOLM, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Sweden's central bankers are in no hurry to raise the benchmark rate again after a hike to 0.0% in December even if inflation were to overshoot the target, minutes of the most recent meeting, published on Friday, showed.
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Hong Kong shares rose, tracking most Asian markets, as the U.S. Federal Reserve appeared to be in no hurry to raise interest rates, although major indexes gave up some gains by midday after the Bank of Japan held off on expanding monetary stimulus.
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SoftBank has held discussions with the fund and is aligned on improving shareholder value, Son said, adding that while open to potentially buying back shares, he was in "no hurry" to sell part of a 26% shareholding in Alibaba to fund buybacks.
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I've seen the entire first season, and it's clear that the show is in no hurry to get to the part where crack has become an epidemic across American cities, and all of the characters are forced to cope with what they've done.
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The company's chief executive told Reuters in an interview last month that PTT is in no hurry to lock in new long-term LNG contracts as it monitors domestic gas output and the growth of renewables over the next 2-3 years.
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Elsewhere, top oil exporter Saudi Arabia raised its crude oil prices for June to its Asian and European customers, and cut prices to the United States, a signal that Riyadh is in no hurry to boost oil supply ahead of an OPEC meeting next month.
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Then, early this year as concerns rose about the economic outlook, the Fed began saying in its policy statement that it would be "patient" about rate changes, meaning that it was in no hurry to alter rates because of concerns about the economic outlook.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, however, is in no hurry to decide whether to pump more oil to make up for an expected drop in exports from Iran, four sources familiar with the issue said, saying any loss in supply would take time.
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"I thought he was very charismatic, and he answered a lot of good questions and I thought he had some very fine opinions," Scherr said, noting that she's seen more than a half-dozen candidates already and is in no hurry to commit to one.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street ended little changed on Friday, taking a breather following a five-day winning streak, while the dollar rebounded against most currencies from earlier losses tied to expectations the U.S. central bank is in no hurry to raise interest rates.
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Bjoergen first took part in the Olympics in 2002, winning a silver medal in the relay and, though she was delighted to reach Bjoerndalen's mark of 13 medals 16 years later, she is in no hurry to be consigned to the history books just yet.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Deflationary pressures in China eased further in May, relieving some pressure on cash-strapped companies, but consumer inflation was cooler than expected, suggesting the central bank will keep policy supportive in coming months but be in no hurry to cut interest rates further.
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ECB asset buys are scheduled to run out next March but its cautious signals suggest the bank is in no hurry to decide whether to extend or start winding down the program then, suggesting that a decision will be pushed into the fourth quarter.
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With President Bashar al-Assad, backed by Russia and Iran, regaining territory and the rebel-held area in the north from which many refugees fled enduring barrel bombs and chemical attacks and partly controlled by jihadist insurgents, Syrians are in no hurry to return, however.
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The bank has been in no hurry to raise rates, and, with uncertainty over the referendum on the U.K.'s membership of the European Union in June, many anticipate it will wait and watch for any impact from the decision on the UK economy.
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In a series of early-morning tweets, Trump said he was in no hurry to launch a strike and that U.S. economic sanctions designed to force Iran to curb its nuclear and missile programs and its involvement in regional wars were having an effect.
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In a social media post, Russian youth climate activists in the Fridays for Future group welcomed the new plan but said "as always, the Russian government is in no hurry and is turning a blind eye to the sky-rocketing average temperature on the planet".
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Congressman Duncan Hunter seemed in no hurry to get back inside to the Christmas party at a Capitol Hill Mexican restaurant thrown by a Norwegian weapons company, so we each lit up another cigarette, and he called me a bitch for smoking Marlboro Lights.
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Inflation is now above the BoE's 2 percent target but it has indicated that it is in no hurry to raise rates, despite the fact that it expects consumer price growth to rise to as high as 2.8 percent in around a year's time before falling back.
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WICHITA, Kansas, June 23 (Reuters) - Aircraft parts maker Spirit AeroSystems Holdings is in "active dialog" with top customer Boeing Co to replace a long-term supply agreement that expired last year but is in "no hurry to get a deal done", Spirit's incoming CEO said on Thursday.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin called the two-day talks that ended in Washington "constructive," lifting sentiment that was earlier weighed down by President Donald Trump saying he was in "no hurry" to sign a deal as higher tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods became effective.
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Signaling the central bank was in no hurry to raise interest rates, Wilkins said global events, such as Britain's vote to exit the European Union, have undermined confidence and there continues to be more slack in the labor market than the overall unemployment rate would suggest.
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Trump earlier said he was in no hurry to sign a trade deal with China as Washington imposed a new set of tariffs on Chinese goods and negotiators ended two days of talks aimed at salvaging an agreement aimed at ending a 10-month trade war.
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Timothy Graf, head of macro strategy at State Street Global Markets, told CNBC via email that improved European data would likely support the euro and risky assets over the rest of the year, but said the central bank was in no hurry to rescind its accommodative policy.
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The dollar may see further gains against the yen, especially after Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda last week indicated the BOJ would be in no hurry to dial back its massive stimulus programme, said Tan Teck Leng, forex analyst for UBS Wealth Management in Singapore.
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Bill Reinsch, the head of the National Foreign Trade Council, said business groups plan to spring into action... But Senate Banking Committee Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.), who will be in charge of vetting McWatters, appears to be in no hurry to move on the nomination.
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Mr. Cohn is among a handful of senior executives who have held sway atop Goldman since before the financial crisis, and he is among the last of them to leave, even as Lloyd Blankfein, the chief executive and chairman, seems in no hurry to step down.
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In the currency market, the Australian dollar AUD=D13 was the biggest gainer among major currencies after the Reserve Bank of Australia kept interest rates on hold and hinted it was in no hurry to ease monetary policy further on signs of reasonably strong economic growth.
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One senior U.S. official said the White House is in no hurry to distance itself from the crown prince despite pressure from lawmakers and the CIAs assessment that MbS ordered Khashoggis murder, though that could change once Trump gets a definitive report on the killing from the intelligence community.
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Zidane had been rumored as a possible replacement for Benítez since the Clásico defeat, but he had told reporters that he was in no hurry to take on such a job and that he felt that "a lot is missing before reaching the first team" of Real Madrid.
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With a strong card featuring three world titles fights the event is likely to sell out quickly, but McGregor, who claimed he is set to make $40 million this year, was in no hurry to reveal what he planned to do next if he does hold both belts.
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"The Fed chair is clearly in no hurry to undertake the next rate hike, in spite of the generally firmer tone of U.S. domestic data in recent weeks," Krishna Guha, head of the global policy and central bank strategy team at Evercore ISI, wrote in a note to clients.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE (R-Ala.), chairman of the Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, has said he's "in no hurry" to hold a hearing or a vote on the nomination.
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Now, things seem to be changing: As our society appears more polarized than ever, and as Washington seems in no hurry to heal this divided country, executives are finding themselves in the unwanted position of trying to play the role of uniter — or in some cases, picking sides.
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Kids covered under IDEA don't fit within this brave new education world that DeVos and her allies envision, and that's the real reason that she didn't know much about special education, and probably also part of why she was in no hurry to get that IDEA website back up.
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With little indication that inflation is set to rise meaningfully, the Fed — which has faced an unusual level of public criticism from Mr. Trump — is saying it is in no hurry to lift rates, which stock investors typically see as a kind of death knell for market rallies.
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Viewed alongside the court's refusal in February to let anti-abortion clinic regulations go into effect in Louisiana—a move that surprised many observers—this court's Solomonic ruling in Box signals a Supreme Court that is in no hurry to entertain serious challenges to Roe while a presidential campaign is underway.
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At the same time, she seems in no hurry to invoke Article 50 of the European treaty, which starts the formal withdrawal process, thus irritating not only "leave" activists in Britain but also European leaders like France's President François Hollande, who wants to get the divorce going as soon as possible.
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Yet he's in no hurry, as he ambles and chats with locals, and notices the minutiae that most of us overlook, from the metal bristles left behind by street cleaners, to DIY 9/11 memorials, to the love of using the letter "Z" in words like "cutz" on barber shop signs.
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Twitter is broadly understood to be a catalytic political force, but this understanding is usually half hunch — its relationship to the Arab Spring is still in dispute; its usefulness to Donald Trump will never be fully understood; and Twitter seems to be in no hurry to help figure it out.
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The contrasting outlooks for monetary policy in the United States and Japan contributed to the dollar's firm tone against the yen, analysts said, with the Fed expected to stay on a path of gradual policy tightening while the BOJ is seen as in no hurry to exit its ultra-easy monetary policy.
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Add that to the fact that China's in no hurry to ink a trade deal and North Korea just keeps testing missiles, and it's all beginning to hint at an unpalatable truth for Trump: The self-proclaimed dealmaker hasn't got much of a foreign policy legacy to show for all his bluster.
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Republican leaders in Congress are in no hurry to pass a bill to address the fate of the 690,543 unauthorized immigrants who were protected from deportation and allowed to work in the US under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which the Trump administration announced in September it was bringing to an end.
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With U.S. President Trump saying he is in no hurry to sign a deal with China, the United States raised its tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods to 25% from 10% on Friday, rattling financial markets already worried the 10-month trade war between the world's two largest economies could spiral out of control.
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Koichi Hamada, long known as a "reflationist" keen to have the Bank of Japan flood the economy with cash to kindle price rises, singled out the role of fiscal stimulus after a recent policy shift by the central bank was taken to mean the BOJ is in no hurry to boost its massive easing.
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In August the BoE pushed interest rates above their financial crisis lows, but signalled it was in no hurry to raise them further as Britain heads for Brexit next year with no clear plan for leaving the EU. The front-runner to succeed Carney is widely seen to be Andrew Bailey, the chief executive of Britain's Financial Conduct Authority.
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America worries it will lead to turmoil in the rest of Iraq, weakening the country's prime minister, Haider al-Abadi, and compromising the war against IS. KRG leaders say they are in no hurry to declare independence, but they do plan to head to Baghdad after the vote to hammer out the terms of the divorce.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE said Sunday he's in "no hurry" to name permanent choices for a handful of Cabinet positions being filled in an acting capacity.
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But House 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.) has emphasized that Trump gave Congress until March 5 to come up with a DACA fix, suggesting he's in no hurry to move on the issue before then.
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Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis promised on Monday in a one-page memo to top military leaders that "First and foremost, we will continue to treat every Service member with dignity and respect" — a position that, like previous Mattis statements, civilians widely interpret as a sign the former Marine Corps general is in no hurry to push transgender troops out.
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" He noted investor apprehension was high before next week's Buenos Aires bilateral meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, and added: "Following VP Pence's tough rhetoric at the APEC summit, making it clear that the Trump administration is in no hurry to end the trade war and calling on China to change its ways, that's perhaps no surprise.
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MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia said on Sunday during a visit to China that he would meet President Trump "as soon as the American side is ready" but insisted Russia was in no hurry to win readmission to the Group of 7 nations because it already belongs to a Chinese-led grouping that he described as more important.
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Following publication of NBC's report, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE wrote on Twitter that the administration is "in no hurry" in its nuclear negotiations with Pyongyang.
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Mike Huckabee (R) said his daughter, Sarah HuckabeeSarah Elizabeth SandersApril Ryan's bodyguard issued summons over alleged assault of local journalist Sarah Sanders: Democrats should 'quit lying and do their jobs' Biden pledges return to daily press briefings as president MORE Sanders, is in no hurry to run for governor of their family's home state after her tenure as White House press secretary, according to Politico.
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Like a video gamer uninterested in winning and in no hurry to advance to higher levels, he knocks around the corners and side streets of his invented reality, treating it the way he treated Hawaii in "The Descendants," wine country in "Sideways" and his beloved Nebraska in most of his other movies — as a picturesque, lived-in backdrop for the spectacle of human ridiculousness.
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If nothing else, it was a reminder of the world we live in, rather than the one the market has been trying to price in over the past six or seven weeks: A 2 percent economy, give or take, positive but uneven wage gains, a healthy but very mature auto cycle, businesses in no hurry to throw cash at capital investments and consumers prone to wide mood swings.
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My father's much-marked Bible (King James Version), which I keep there for companionship and to read; Volume 1 of "The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire," which I enjoy partly for the luxury of reading in no hurry, for I probably will never finish it; also "Venerable Trees," by Tom Kimmerer, about the surviving trees of the original savannas or woodland pastures of Kentucky and Tennessee.
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We know that members of the GOP Senate have told Trump not to fire Sessions, their former colleague, and that they would be in no hurry to confirm a replacement, thus leaving Trump with Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE as the acting attorney general; 20.
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No changes to text.) * Tencent plans e-payment launch in Malaysia next year * Tencent in no hurry to speed up overseas expansion - Lau * Aims to reverse trend, and export Chinese culture By Sijia Jiang HONG KONG, Nov 13 (Reuters) - China's biggest social network and gaming firm Tencent Holdings, which last week reported forecast-beating quarterly results, is close to making Malaysia the first foreign country to roll out its WeChat ecosystem, an executive told Reuters.
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The support comes as President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE signaled he's in no hurry to replace Pruitt, and as conservative commentators offer support on television and social media for an EPA chief who has sought to roll back regulations pursued by the Obama administration. Sen.
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