His mom wants to make sure Ryan is in control.
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When green, the driver knows Super Cruise is in control.
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President Trump leaves little doubt that he is in control.
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It's frustrating, but I do know God is in control.
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Most of the time, only one set is in control.
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Here's one interspecies friendship where the tiny guy is in control.
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But it is unclear who is in control on the ground.
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No matter which party is in control, raising taxes is inevitable.
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It's a fascinating dynamic, because Abigail is in control the whole time.
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It is the patient who is in control of the dying process.
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But, whether it does or not, I know God is in control.
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"#SDF is in control of Daesh encampment area in #Baghouz," Bali said.
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She is in control over her career and that is so important.
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More than ever before, Iran is in control of its own destiny.
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Your body is in control, and it knows exactly what to do.
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The GOP is in control of the House, Senate, and executive branch.
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All photos courtesy of Daily Vice Skye Sweetnam is in control now.
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It says, again and again, that she is in control of her appearance.
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ISIS is in control of hills between Sahaji and Mosul, Iraq's second city.
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That mismatch fueled claims that tech money is in control of the city.
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"Maybe God is in control and he's gonna make America burn," she muses.
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I think, to me, the important thing is, the teacher is in control.
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This tension over who is in control of Baloch's life drives the book.
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"The candidate is in control of his campaign," Manafort told Fox News recently.
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Have you lost your minds -- who is in control of your twitter act?
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I can do whatever I want with it, no one else is in control.
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God is in control just like your doctors and whatever is good for Aldrin.
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C. David Harrison preached that Christ is in control and sufficient in all storms.
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In contrast, 52 percent of Canadians think their government is in control of immigration.
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The complicating factor is that, well, Spurs may think it already is in control.
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But this makes for a rather profound conundrum: Who is in control of Tay?
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But that doesn't mean he is in control or will get what he wants.
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"She is driving, she is in control, and she went off the cliff," he says.
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She is in control despite the rejection, a revolutionary move in romantic comedies even now.
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"It helps us believe that somebody is in control, that somebody is calling the shots."
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Beyoncé is more famous, sells more albums and clearly is in control of her career.
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The president is in over his head and desperate to pretend he is in control.
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They seem a clear message from a government determined to show it is in control.
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"Who is in control of the oil fields—the United States or Russia?" he asked.
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The reality is that national longevity is in control of the people, not the physicians.
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"The government is in control" says Turkish President Erdogan to large crowd in #Istanbul https://t.
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To many outside America, this does not look like a strong leader who is in control.
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In every other place, someone else is in control: the mainstream media, the politicians, the elite.
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"I can only tell you that I'm happier now my daydreaming is in control," she says.
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The only thing he is in control of now is the TV remote — and my mother.
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Jackson is in control of his own public and fan relations as part of their deal.
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Most Hong Kongers interpreted that to mean Beijing is in control and won't let her quit.
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If he wants to talk we can talk, but it's me who is in control here.
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He steps inside another Audi RS 7, but this time he's the one who is in control.
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They are not very clear about who is in control of the places that they are from.
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But in the end the GOP is in control in the Senate, so his nomination should pass.
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This year, after about a decade of waiting, the company finally is in control of the Tesla.
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Today we're more likely to focus on conversations around diversity or who is in control of storytelling.
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However, just because the party is in control does not mean that it has things under control.
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But it can be very paralyzing when someone is in control of where your future may go.
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We think we are indispensable to God, but he is showing us that he is in control.
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Genish supports the idea of a single network provided TIM is in control of the merged entity.
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"Amtrak has a beautiful defense — the freight railroad is in control of all the infrastructure," he said.
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The reality -- which Giuliani readily conceded -- is that Mueller is in control of the timing here, not them.
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It's about learning to let go and realize that the universe is in control of my fate, not me.
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But there are also areas where neither is in control, and those can be dangerous to move around in.
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The driver of the lead truck driver is in control, and the other trucks in the convoy follow automatically.
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An asymmetrical relationship—who has the ball now, who is in control then—determines the flow of the game.
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Whatever your spiritual beliefs, you become more aware that someone or something else is in control and not you.
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" Manafort, for his part, told Fox News: "Well, first of all the candidate is in control of his campaign.
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At night, no one is in control; for unknown reasons, violence tends to erupt on Friday and Saturday nights.
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"Have you lost your minds -- who is in control of your twitter act?" wrote former GOP delegate David Ramadan.
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" Adds Nina, "Just believing that God is in control and that he knows what he's doing is a big help.
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The worry is that, until it is in control of its own destiny, that is all it will be allowed.
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"So long as Turkey is in control of these areas, it has a responsibility to investigate and end these violations".
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David McAuley, the founder of Bitpower, a specialist power consultancy, said he believes EirGrid is in control of the network's development.
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Confidence: High High pressure is in control through much of the holiday weekend, bringing dry conditions and eventually a warming trend.
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But if Facebook were to ever turn south, this would ensure Zuckerberg is in control of the company's strategy moving forward.
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Choose a safe word (have fun with this!), and remember that the submissive one (the person getting spanked) is in control.
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Still, because McCain is in control of the defense budget, it would be "wiser" for Trump not attack him, Spoehr acknowledged.
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That money could someday be brought home and taxed, but Apple is in control of whether or not that actually happens.
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Because, if the concession guy is in control, water will go from two bucks to five bucks when you're not looking.
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Who is in control of that attention, and how we can wrest it back, is a central question of our age.
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The Sphinx clearly is in control, yet her domination is gentle: femme-fatale imagery is edging into a more nuanced mode.
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The Iraqi government is in control of the militias in "95% of cases", Abdul Mahdi said at a televised Cabinet meeting.
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I'm not sure of his mental state, but I know that he doesn't portray someone who is in control of his facilities.
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One moment, Ford tells Bernard he is no longer pulling any strings and that Bernard is in control of his own path.
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And as long as the G.O.P. is in control of Congress, that party will have its hand on the nation's spending levers.
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Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains, who is in control of the negotiations, has cited "good quality jobs" as one factor in the talks.
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There are moments where I certainly felt a sense of hopelessness, especially about the industry and who is in control of it.
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Indeed, a bare majority of Americans, 51%, say it's bad for the country that the Republican Party is in control of Congress.
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The suggestion left unsaid in the reporter's question is that Lam isn't really running Hong Kong and that Beijing is in control.
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"In a time of feeling like everything is out of control, it's nice to know that God is in control," she adds.
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BuzzFeed and Huffington Post called out Rick Perry specifically for being easily bamboozled when he is in control of the nation's nukes.
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It could happen at any moment and again, there's nothing we can do about it but pray that everything is in control.
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Manual driving is a step below self-driving cars, where a driver is in control of a vehicle with self-driving technology.
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In two-player mode, one person is in control of Mario, while the other takes on the role of his sentient hat, Cappy.
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Purists will contend that true virtual reality is an environment you can move around in, where the viewer is in control the scene.
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The final prong concerns the fact that the broader government is in control of people intent on enabling Trump, complicit in his wrongdoing.
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"God is in control, and I know that my son and my daughter-in-law are in the arms of Jesus," she said.
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Yet he is in control, so gentle even the Pistol Annies and Garth Brooks dial it down and even Keb Mo is tolerable.
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It also emphasized a key problem in leaderless protests: When no one is in control, whoever shouts loudest tends to get their way.
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The Republican Party, which is in control of Congress and the presidency, is internally fractured and incapable of advancing a coherent policy agenda.
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No matter how severe the scandal, Congressional investigations of a presidential administration almost never happen when the president's party is in control of congress.
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And on top of that, the Commander is in control of XCOM's budget, tasked with making sure that no one goes into the red.
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On October 5th the army declared victory in Hawija, leaving IS in control of only a sliver of land along the border with Syria.
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We have improved our phone verification process and introduced new challenges, including reCAPTCHAs to validate that a human is in control of an account.
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"This delay is yet another indication that the extreme Tea Party is in control of the Republican majority," Van Hollen wrote in a statement.
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"Colby is in control of himself and control of his at-bats as much as anybody on our team," Houston manager A.J. Hinch said.
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The I.T. guy is in control, threatening to hack the boss' planes and actually hacking his car and making it crash under a tunnel.
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"This delay is yet another indication that the extreme Tea Party is in control of the Republican majority," Van Hollen said in a statement.
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But Maura is in control, too, and there's dominance in the way she reaches beneath the water: with this one woman, she's wanted, competent.
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At the point you start to realize what the effects are, you've already built it, and somebody else probably is in control of it.
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Shares of Nike managed to set a record high despite trade headwinds because the company is in control of its fate, CNBC's said Wednesday.
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"A vacuum where no one is in control will always be the most dangerous location we should be looking at," says a senior Israeli officer.
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"The consumer is in control," Nick Thomas, co-founder and president of Finicity, one of the companies powering the data collection behind these new products.
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Suleyman, however, argued that the company has protocols in place to ensure who is in control of the data (in this case, that's the hospital).
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I think that's what is amazing about this, is that I get to sit back and watch it happen, but the audience is in control.
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Instead of planning for impeachment, Nadler is thinking about the kinds of oversight investigations he might conduct if he is in control of the committee.
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He is in control, but not explosive; he can shoot, but he is not lethal; he can dribble, but his driving is perfunctory and harmless.
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The letter said employees could "rest in knowing that God is in control" and that Hobby Lobby may have to "tighten our belts" moving forward.
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"Our policy positions have not changed, our outreach efforts have not changed based on who is in control of Congress or the Administration," he said.
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"I am not sure that anybody is in control at the moment," said Tim Bale, a professor of politics at Queen Mary University of London.
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This is "we say jump, you ask how high" diplomacy in action — which is effective for showing who is in control of the negotiation process.
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The GOP is in control of the House, Senate, and White House, but Republicans still need bipartisan support in the Senate to pass a spending bill.
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In fact, in the little time they spend together, Trevor is in control, shepherding Joelle around campus and "teaching" her without ever really listening to her.
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So far, all of this assumes China is in control and is trying to steer its currency sharply weaker to help boost its economy with exports.
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Where the season will go is really anyone's guess at this point, though the Season 5 finale made it clear that Claire is in control now.
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That means the customer is in control of when and how they're talking to our clients and Messenger has been a key part of that evolution.
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But whichever party is in control, the end result is usually the same: tough choices are moved to the far side of a two-year horizon.
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As much as you may suspect that Leung is possessed, you also feel that she is in control of every word she places on the page.
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Shares of Nike managed to set a record high despite trade headwinds because the company is in control of its fate, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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Having defeated his party's moderate wing in two successive leadership contests, the latest only last summer, for now Mr Corbyn is in control of his departure date.
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"The person who blocked the original account is in control, and must initiate contact with the new account in order for them to interact normally," Davis wrote.
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NHTSA also said in the report that drivers could be confused about whether the system or the driver is in control of the vehicle at certain times.
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"The person who blocked the original account is in control, and must initiate contact with the new account in order for them to interact normally," Davis added.
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But it has been the defining conversation surrounding her career and her image, and just how much Del Rey is in control and aware of said image.
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However, Spitznagel believes the market isn't pricing in a rate hike because there is collective psychology that the Fed can keep things going and is in control.
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At the start of Secret Empire, Captain America, brilliant tactician and soldier that he is, was in charge of Hydra, and Hydra is in control of everything.
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And it's not just the drivers, "when the driver is in control and puts their seat belt on, it influences everyone else in the vehicle," she said.
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However, the regulator will open the marketing business to competition, said Satpal Garg, a PNGRB board member who is in control of its commercial and monitoring responsibilities.
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Allison Harell of the University of Quebec found that voters are more tolerant of immigration if they feel that their country is in control of its borders.
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They also betray an unease about working for large companies and, perhaps, a deep-seated human desire to know that someone is in control, whatever the tactics.
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The reality of today's Congress is that in the House of Representatives, the Freedom Caucus is in control of the Republican agenda — with Meadows at the helm.
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"Nobody knows who is in control," said one diplomat, describing overlapping systems of authority at the local, state and federal levels that make it difficult to organize aid.
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Democratic lawmakers promised that California would eventually get the funding it needs, even if it means waiting until the party is in control of the House next year.
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But whichever party is in control — and no matter whom the president is — members of Congress will have the opportunity to restore the nation's faith in our government.
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Only limited aid can flow to the area as long as Hamas, considered a terrorist group by Israel, the United States and the European Union, is in control.
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Last week's events, North Korea's missile test, the insults to Great Britain, and this story all indicate that at present nobody is in control of our overall policy.
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They cried and raised their hands in prayer as they sang of how God is in control, and that no matter how bleak the situation, things will get better.
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Having more than half of the possession or "territory"—the amount of time spent in an opponent's half—is often cited as proof that a team is in control.
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Even once the airspace is reopened, though, the U.S. military may be reluctant to restart operations until it is certain who is in control of the Turkish armed forces.
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AFRIN, Syria (Reuters) - The flags that fly over Afrin are both Syrian opposition and Turkish, but there is little doubt who is in control of this battle-scarred city.
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However whether it's the detailing of masculinity, religion or friendship, the biggest takeaway from the film is the idea each one of us is in control of our life.
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That idea is appealing, of course, because it creates the illusion that someone is in control of the general chaos that defines even the most rarefied level of soccer.
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But, since Kim is in control of the after party this year, there's no telling which of the other family members will sneak in and make a late night appearance.
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Further complicating matters, auto manufacturers source ECUs from many different suppliers, meaning that no one player is in control of, or even familiar with, all of a vehicle's source code.
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No single company is in control of AI. Therefore, incumbent companies can build platforms customized for their own industries, and, using AI, can monetize their proprietary data, the study said.
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"The safest thing to do would be [to produce] a system where either the car is in control under all conditions or humans are completely in control," Cummings told Recode.
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"For me even if there was a ceasefire and the regime is in control of the area and they said there would be reconciliation, I can't trust that," he said.
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John W. Nicholson Jr., commander of the international military force in Afghanistan, noted in early February that the government is in control of only about two-thirds of the population.
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Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains, who is in control of the negotiations, told reporters the two sides were still talking and - for the first time - he revealed some of the details.
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Another popular phrase amongst QAnon believers is "trust the plan," aka the master plan that Trump is in control and the deep state globalist cabal will be removed from power soon.
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Whatever the mechanism, whoever is in control of that policy, it has to be refined so that we are killing the people we want to kill and not innocent collateral damage.
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The top Democrat on the banking panel said that he expects the committee will get more done in the new Congress, regardless of which party is in control of the chamber.
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It's about a woman who is in control of her own life, knows what she wants and isn't afraid to be aggressive (in actions or language) to get what she wants.
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"While we do not know for certain what the future holds, or how long this disruption will last, we can all rest in knowing that God is in control," he wrote.
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"Martial law is when civilian authority is incapacitated and cannot function," Cohn told me, and a military officer is in control of the three functions of government (legislative, executive, and judicial).
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If Republicans want a chance to maintain power in Washington, they have to create and take advantage of opportunities to show it makes a real difference which party is in control.
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An issue with some Instagram account takeovers, however, is that the hacker sometimes also has access to the victim's email account or is in control of their phone number, as well.
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I believe other large investors will similarly have no interest in investing significant amounts in Atlantic City or New Jersey as long as Sweeney is in control of the Senate, he said.
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For Germany to begin to think differently, and cut France some slack, Mr Macron must first convince the government in Berlin that he is in control and determined to reform his country.
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"I believe other large investors will similarly have no interest in investing significant amounts in Atlantic City or New Jersey as long as Sweeney is in control of the Senate," he said.
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Betty is in control and tells the Black Hood she already gave the Sugar Man's name to the police.. It was the Red & Black Advisor/Teacher from South Side High: Mr Phillips!!
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I mean, we have to go a little further in that question, the consumer is in control of everything because if you don't choose to have that device you don't have it.
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"These companies have more than recovered their costs as indicated by their profitability and market cap," said the board member, Satpal Garg, who is in control of its commercial and monitoring responsibilities.
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"While we do not know for certain what the future holds, or how long this disruption will last, we can all rest in knowing that God is in control," Green allegedly wrote.
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The 2017 tax law is making US debt spin out of control, but Republicans, who once complained about skyrocketing deficits, aren't likely to do anything about it while Trump is in control.
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" Maas is characteristically mystical on the subject of the album's timing: "This is going to sound really silly, but I don't always know who is in control of art, or the arts.
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I think that "politics of haste" helps explain why we see more legislative error when one party is in control of Congress: They're trying to get a lot done, so they're less careful.
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That's why it really doesn't matter which party is in control in Washington, both are 100 percent likely to spend more money than the federal government has coming in to the U.S. Treasury.
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The fact is that QAnon's base assertion — that Trump really is in control of everything — is an inherently strange one to make when the Trump administration does, actually, control the entire federal government.
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The lighting around the Nissan emblem on the front grille and the rear diffuser glows when the car is in autonomous mode, signaling to other drivers and pedestrians that the computer is in control.
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But that ignores the fact that women often feel uncomfortable when male drivers incessantly talk to them, and it can get scary when it turns into unwanted flirtation, considering the driver is in control.
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The low hands, high head, and marching footwork which Cruz utilizes so well when he is in control of the distance, all allowed Garbrandt to land heavy counter blows when Cruz went on offense.
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The driver manages to keep a hand on the wheel for some of the initial heavy petting and oral sex, but for much of the three minutes of copulation, the software is in control.
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"RBS is the Jekyll and Hyde of the UK banking sector, and at the moment it's hard to see who is in control," Laith Khalaf, Senior Analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said in a note.
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Over the last several years, companies have been trying to create their own clouds that mimic the public cloud services, except they live behind the firewall and the company is in control of them.
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"The requested deposition, moreover, would be an exercise in futility," Clinton's lawyers claimed, since Clinton herself no longer is in control of her email server after handing it over to the FBI last year.
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The thrills of beauty, of sexual desire, of the relationship between artist and muse, aren't sparked by what's forbidden or who is in control, but are presented as continually being made up and reworked.
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There's a sense that somehow Bay is in control, that he is orchestrating all of this for your delight, that he genuinely wants to entertain you, and is willing to work to do it.
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It's not clear who is in control, and allegiances here are murky, since eastern Aleppo's fall back into regime hands has left all of the rebel groups crammed into this one area, jostling for position.
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Then it was on to Vancouver and Philly to record; the album, she says, became her rehabilitation, a period in time when she learned that ultimately, every person is in control of their own happiness.
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As I have written before, Republican protestants tend to talk about politics and the American public sphere by emphasizing a duty to participate — to vote — but downplaying what happens next because God is in control.
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But the comments have also stirred criticism, including from some Republican lawmakers, who assert that Syria will continue to be a magnet for extremists as long as Mr. Assad is in control of the country.
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With this one gesture, he's making sure this man knows that he is in control not only in the conversation at hand, but every future interaction between them for the rest of his time as pope.
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But I guess that might be scary for you, especially because with a film you get to control the speed at which we experience the story, and with a book the reader is in control. Yeah.
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Unsurprisingly, the guests were divided on some issues of power, but tended to agree on one thing: in most relationships, it's not a great idea if just one person is in control 100% of the time.
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"This delay is yet another indication that the extreme Tea Party is in control of the Republican majority," Rep Chris Van Hollen, the top Democrat on the Budget panel, said in a written statement on Monday.
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Thompson and O'Sullivan bring sensitivity and an observant touch to the weighty proceedings: There's no overwrought hand-wringing when Bridget decides to get an abortion, simply an assurance that she is in control of her life.
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When it comes to regime survival, Supreme Leader Khamenei is in control, and at his disposal are an ample set of loyal individuals and groups… [making] the current set of noise regarding regime change as premature.
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"This is the picture he wants to give... he is in control and finishing off the opposition in eastern Ghouta," said Nikolaos Van Dam, a former diplomat in Syria and author of two books on the country.
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The report offers a number of reforms for current driving laws, which the NTC believes are inadequate to address our self-driving future since all of these laws presume a human is in control of the vehicle.
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"The main idea, always, was to implement it in a way that the user is in control of what data is used, where, when, and how," Wißfeld said of his project, microG, in an interview with Motherboard.
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The series' directors use very precise, locked-down framing to make viewers constantly aware that Fleabag is in control of her story, even when she's not, because this is the way she's choosing to present it to us.
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He did it in sharp, tailored coats over layers of snap-crotch maillots — "sex where the woman is in control," he said — and jackets with curving, raised-seam shoulders in silver cowhide or shearling, like folded angel wings.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend... Tomorrow (Sunday): It's one of those days where cool air is in control to start, but much warmer air is just to the south and trying to work this way.
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That skill is not quite as enticing, quite as compelling, as listening to a preacher expound his great vision of what soccer can be; it does not fuel the belief that someone is in control of the chaos.
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"Part of this is Abbas showing he is in control and he is the boss," said Mahdi Abdul Hadi, director of the Palestinian Academic Society for the Study of International Affairs, an independent research institute in East Jerusalem.
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"Today, Kim Jong Un is in control, and he has the same long-term task as his father and grandfather: to ensure the survival of the regime under the control of himself and his eventual familial successor," Lankov wrote.
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It requires either spending more money subsidizing Obamacare plans (not likely when Republicans control Congress) or regulating medical prices to drive down what people pay when they go to the doctor (not likely when any party is in control of Congress).
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The SUV is prowling the streets of Mountain View, California, but it's only after lead engineer Dmitri Dolgov flings his hands into the air that I realize he may be in the driver's seat, but the computer is in control.
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The three ruling parties - Merkel's Christian Democrats, their Bavarian allies, and the SPD - are eager to show voters that the government is in control of the refugee crisis before three state votes in March and a general election next year.
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The jihadist group is in control of most of Deir al-Zor province while the government is holding parts of the city, including a military airport - one of the few pockets of east Syria still held by President Bashar al-Assad.
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"It's important for the attorney general to reassure the American people, and speaking to the American president, that he is in control of the Department of Justice and that it is operating the way that it should be operating," he said.
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Ankara says Syrian Kurdish militiamen it views as "terrorists" and an extension of Kurdish insurgents inside Turkey, is in control of the town Macron demanded the civilian population be given full access to humanitarian aid in Afrin during the Elysee meeting.
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But for the first time since the outbreak, whoever is in control of the NotPetya wallet has definitely moved the money, giving a new reason to researchers, law enforcement, and whoever else is tracking the hackers, to scratch their heads.
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But the Chihuly case also opens up what many artists say is an uncomfortable and complicated debate about age, infirmity and the foibles of human nature where one person is in control, egos are large, and vast fortunes are being made.
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But to those on the Right (most likely) who believe no perception problem actually exists, I would say: Reread this article when a party other than your own is in control of the White House and preparing for re-election.
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This means that the customer is in control of their own keys as an organization, perhaps for things such as compliance, internal investigations, or securing their own keys rather than allowing Slack itself to handle them or users on a more individual basis.
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Daimler says it's the first Class 260 commercial truck with Level 2 autonomy (referring to the Society of Automotive Engineers' scale for self-driving definitions), meaning the driver is in control, but is supported heavily by the truck's technology in certain situations.
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The Senate would be the site for Trump's trial if he is impeached, and it would take a two-thirds majority of the Senate to convict him — an extremely high bar, particularly when a president's party is in control of that congressional chamber.
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Regardless of the environment and where she directs her gaze, Cappetta's self-portraits which she continues making to this day, capture a sense of confidence and self-possession—she is in control of her likeness, whether it's glamorous, fleeting, or somewhere in between.
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The guarding hand and economical punching and slipping form are both developments from the boxing ring for the lightning fast and dangerous action of punching range exchanges, a lack of them isn't an issue when Cruz is in control of the distance.
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"The safest thing to do would be [to produce] a system where either the car is in control under all conditions or humans are completely in control," Missy Cummings, director of Duke's Humans and Autonomy lab, told Recode in a previous interview.
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Last February, he released the first volume of The Future is Now, a collection of art all tied together by a particular vision of near-future where technology pervades, and a cheerfully oppressive government is in control of the residents of Robo-City 16.
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But now that he's out of prison and back with Darlene as Mr. Robot enters its season two endgame, I'm not entirely sure why we're getting this whole thing where both Elliot and Mr. Robot seem freaked out by how neither is in control.
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One of the consistent drivers of the ongoing lack of faith in government, regardless of which party is in control of Congress, is the bureaucracy in Washington and the workers who never seem to leave, even when they are clearly incompetent or have broken the public trust.
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At this point, the attacker is in control of all the information that node gets about the state of the Ethereum network, allowing them to push double-spends and otherwise manipulate the target node since it is cut off from any legitimate connections to the Ethereum network.
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Google, which has long been a proponent of a completely hands-free approach to self-driving cars wherein there's no confusion over who is in control, found that people are quick to rely heavily on technology once they see it works even in a limited capacity.
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It's possible to tell which personality is in control simply by the way he squares his shoulders or cocks his hips, and the performance becomes even more deft in the moments when we see him shift through personalities one after the other, in a kind of persona roulette.
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"The golden rule is to show that the government is in control and being open and transparent and available to answer questions," said James Sorene, CEO of the Britain Israel Communications and Research Centre, who ran the Department of Health's press office during the swine flu pandemic of 2009.
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The US Department of Transportation is in the process of drafting guidelines that would aim to stop individual state laws on autonomous driving from getting out of sync, and there are still many questions to answer about who's liable in a crash when a car is in control of itself.
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According to the Times, which cited multiple people familiar with McConnell's efforts, the Senate leader has been talking with senior judges to gauge their plans for the future and telling them that the best time to retire is while the GOP is in control of the White House and Senate.
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Beyond her legislative proposals — which, depending on which party is in control of Congress, might have a hard time getting through — Warren would also be able to exert control through executive branch appointees and what is likely to be a regulatory push that moves in the opposite direction of what Trump has done.
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"I think the Mossos just arrested some people that retweeted the link to their personal info, or maybe just arrested some activisty/anarchisty people to pretend they are doing something," Phineas Fisher, or someone who is in control of their email address said, in an email shared by a source who asked to remain anonymous.
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Maduro's power is in control of territory, control over a wide array of armed groups (the Venezuelan armed forces, paramilitary groups, terrorist organizations, foreign mercenaries and special forces), and control over significant illicit revenue streams (in particular, drug trafficking and illegal mining operations) — with the exception of some parts of Venezuela controlled by irregular actors.
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But now, President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE is in control of all federal administrative agencies, having picked the heads of virtually every one.
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There are so-called journalists and Democratic leadership in the news every day telling people that the sky is falling; that literally Armageddon is upon us; that Mr. Trump and most working with him are committing treason; that a foreign nation is in control of the country; and that ethnic cleansing is unfolding at the border.
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Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab and Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt will lead as many as 12 cabinet ministers in defiant stand at the cabinet's weekly meeting, the report said, adding that they will call on May to insist on a system in which Britain is in control of how long it stays in any backstop customs union.
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While most analysts agree that the presence in the Chinese city of the People's Armed Police, a force under the military commission, is likely intended to send a message to domestic audiences that the government is in control and will not allow unrest to spill over the border, it has caused concern among many in Hong Kong.
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I keep thinking back to Elon Musk musing during a media call, as only Elon Musk can, that perhaps the fully autonomous cars of the future will have I, Robot-style retractable steering wheels: retracted for relaxed highway journeys when the car is in control, extended for when you want to have some fun on a twisty, back-country road.
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"Every time I get accustomed to low volatility, like we were towards the end of the Greenspan era, and we think we have all the levers under the control ... something erupts to remind us that the idea that anybody is in control of everything is hubris," Blankfein told CNBC's "Power Lunch " from the sidelines of the company's director symposium in Chicago.
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These maps are key for determining which party is in control of state, local, and federal seats for the next 10 years; after a wave of Tea Party Republicans were swept into office in 2009 and 2010, Republicans gerrymandered districts, all but ensuring their control of the U.S. House of Representatives and many state houses for the next 10 years.
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BLANKFEIN: WELL, EVERY TIME I GET ACCUSTOMED TO LOW VOLATILITY LIKE WE WERE TOWARDS THE END OF THE GREENSPAN ERA, AND WE THINK WE HAVE ALL THE LEVERS UNDER THE CONTROL AND THERE'S LOW RISK IN THE WORLD AND THE WORLD IS AWASH WITH LIQUIDITY THAT POUNCES ON EVERY ABORATION IN THE MARKET SO THINGS GO IN. SOMETHING ERRUPTS TO REMIND US OF OUR – THAT THAT IDEA THAT ANYBODY IS IN CONTROL OF ANYTHING IS HUBRIS AND THE WORLD DOESN'T PERFORM LIKE THAT FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME.
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According to a recent independent survey commissioned by Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, 63 percent oppose mass exemptions from current safety standards; 80 percent support minimum performance requirements for computer systems that operate driverless cars, similar to computers operating commercial airplanes; 87 percent want online information about AV capabilities; 75 percent oppose disconnecting steering, gas and brake pedals when the computer is in control; 81 percent support strong cyber security standards; and 84 percent support rules to ensure that human drivers are alert to be able to safely take control from the AV. The House and Senate bills have major safety gaps which need to be addressed to allow for the successful deployment of AVs as well as consumer acceptance of AVs, including: Congress stands at a critical juncture in the future development of automobiles.
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