It requires the whole supply chain and consumers' joint effort.
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This content was a joint effort between Samsung and Viceland.
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A meal is a joint effort between cooks and eaters.
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Home maintenance was either a joint effort or jointly neglected.
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Tackling the problem needs to be a joint effort, he said.
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Cooper and Phillips formed their production company, Joint Effort, in 2014.
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Because you know that was a joint effort to present that plan.
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The report said details on the joint effort would be announced soon.
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Like I really think this is a joint effort on this character.
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Then there's Haven, the joint effort from Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase.
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The device is developed by Sprint, HTC, and Qualcomm in a joint effort.
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The joint effort is being unveiled as part of the MLK holiday weekend.
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Sony dropped a new trailer for its July 7 joint effort with Marvel.
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Fired-up collectors refer to the joint effort as the Bong-Puffer card.
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The mission is a joint effort by the European and Russian space agencies.
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The U.S. joined the agreement in 2011 after a joint effort from Sen.
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Similarly, "this is a joint effort to raise the women's game," he said.
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It "is a joint effort of Mexico and the United States," he said.
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The podcast, First Look's first, is a joint effort from First Look and Slate.
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We're told the investigation was a joint effort by ATF, NYPD and Homeland Security.
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Cruz and Kasich announced last weekend a joint effort to deny Trump the nomination.
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Hopefully current players will get together in a joint effort to connect the dots.
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It's a joint effort: half is music, the other half is the cover and design.
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When you're married, finding the right Social Security claiming strategy should be a joint effort.
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The joint effort would produce technologies that could lead to a cost-effective green transition.
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Ultimately, says Musk, funding this will be a joint effort between private and government resources.
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The program is a joint effort among the judiciary, district attorneys and the defense bar.
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The joint effort is estimated to have a value in the region of $2 billion.
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Called DuoSkin, the tattoos were created as a joint effort between MIT researchers and Microsoft Research.
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The investigation began as a joint effort between the FBI, Border Patrol and the sheriff's office.
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The company appears to have done a lot to make Libra an open, global, joint effort.
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The three-year investigation has been a joint effort of the States of Texas and California.
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This particular project is a joint effort of Harvard and the City University of New York.
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What distinguishes the latest campaign is that it is a joint effort by men and women.
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"The W.B.C. is a joint effort between Major League Baseball and the players' union," he said.
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Funding for the program — which was created as a joint effort between Hatch and Democratic Sen.
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A White House official told the AP that Trudeau's office had reached out about a joint effort.
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Still, Mr Rasmussen believes that a joint effort can make a difference while Mr Trump is president.
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So far, Ammann said, GM is focusing on the United States in its joint effort with Lyft.
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Training involves a joint effort of dog and owner, usually in groups of four to eight pairs.
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The project was a joint effort between the Turkish environment ministry and international animal charity Four Paws.
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The joint effort has raised $31 million for disaster relief, the campaign announced hours before the concert.
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The SEOC said the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force is the lead agency in the joint effort.
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Importantly, this joint effort does not compete with research at national institutions, but instead builds on it.
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He sang "The Itsy Bitsy Spider" as part of a joint effort to calm a baby pic.twitter.
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Russia and Saudi Arabia are leading the joint effort to limit crude production and prop up prices.
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ITALIAN PM CONTE SAYS GOVT MUST WORK TOGETHER TO PURSUE STRUCTURAL REFORMS WHICH REQUIRE JOINT EFFORT - NEWSPAPER
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The iris is mirrored in the oil painting (which was a joint effort between master and assistants).
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He has called the allegations a joint effort between the media and Democrats to discredit his campaign.
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S. relations and implement the consensus we have reached in a joint effort to advance China-U.
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A proper safety environment for any recreational activity, especially involving small children, must involve such a joint effort.
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The joint effort comes as Google employees and partners become increasingly vocal over company policies and government contracts.
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Lilly and Anthem, a major insurer, recently announced a joint effort to devise such "value-based pricing" arrangements.
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"This joint effort is a choice for stability and democracy, against corruption and fraudulent election," Celestin told reporters.
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The announcement of the joint effort comes even as there have been military tensions between the two counties.
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It's a joint effort between reality TV producer Lemuel Plummer and influencers Power, King Bach, and Amanda Cerny.
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Their appearance together follows a joint effort by the five living former presidents to support hurricane relief efforts.
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The MMGP was later restarted as a joint effort between Antares and LStar in December 2015, said Wharton.
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The joint effort has raised $31 million for disaster relief, according to an announcement made before the concert.
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A joint effort on assuring that technology remains in the service of liberty would be an obvious start.
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The companies, all titans in their respective industries, gave few details Tuesday when they announced the joint effort.
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The technology, a joint effort with Cornell University, was unveiled for the first time in Nature Machine Intelligence.
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The project was a joint effort between Oxford University and DeepMind, by Assael, Thea Sommerschield, and Jonathan Prag.
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The joint effort suggests Republicans will try to move quickly to scrap the rule, formally published on Tuesday.
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The creation of the character was a joint effort among Pascal and doubles Brendan Wayne and Lateef Crowder.
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T-Mobile made some adjustments to their cell phone network in a joint effort to solve the 911 issue.
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"This joint effort addresses crewmember concerns over safety during the coronavirus health crisis," the union said in a statement.
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Even with a huge name like Elgort involved, the project is a joint effort between Amazon and Warner Bros.
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The massive operation was torn down last week by a joint effort of law enforcement agencies in 40 countries.
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The Presidio Trust initially approved of the joint effort until it found some cause for concern in the proposal.
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We hope all sides will make a joint effort to earnestly preserve lasting peace and calm in outer space.
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The first of the studies to come from this joint effort was published Friday in the journal Science Advances.
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But wiring up the rest of Turkey will require a joint effort, said Vodafone Turkey's chief executive, Gokhan Ogut.
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Wars require people to sacrifice and to share responsibility for a joint effort larger than individual preferences and comforts.
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The outdoor hockey game in Oslo in mid-August was a joint effort with Lundqvist, who is from Sweden.
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A joint effort by several Congo and international medical organizations enrolled roughly 700 patients to try four experimental drugs.
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The calculator is a joint effort of 15 colleges, including Dartmouth, Pomona, Columbia, Williams, Wellesley, Rice and Colorado College.
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And some couples simply want to find new and convenient ways to make contraception a joint effort, she added.
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The companies announced their joint effort today, which will involve Verizon preloading Snapchat onto some of its 5G phones.
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Their concerns are to be taken up lobby groups planning a joint effort to pressure New Delhi to reconsider.
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This might especially be true of a couple like this, whose continued existence as a joint effort mystifies so many.
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Many state attorneys general have already announced a joint effort to challenge the decision as caused by anti-Mexican bias.
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"I think she believed it was more a joint effort in terms of the Battle of the Bastards," she said.
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Rakuten CEO Hiroshi Mikitani told reporters in Tokyo he hoped the joint effort could lead to cooperation in other areas.
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The ongoing investigation is a joint effort between the Parker County Sheriff's Office and the Texas Rangers, Arnett told CNN.
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Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boiko Borisov initially praised the "boys" by declaring that protecting the country's borders was a joint effort.
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He also cited a colossal joint effort among websites like Tumblr and YouTube to stop two antipiracy bills in 2011.
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When Ms. Hill returned home, the couple tried to figure out a way to make her recovery a joint effort.
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The series, a joint effort by Netflix and Discovery Canada, is refreshingly free of pretension, unlike some in the genre.
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CONI announced its 2026 Winter Olympics bid in August, pulling together separate proposals from three cities into a joint effort.
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Bezos, Dimon and Berkshire Hathaway's Warren Buffett recently announced a joint effort to reduce health care costs for their employees.
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"Today's joint effort shows that combatting this scourge remains a top priority for law enforcement agencies around the nation," he said.
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The joint effort suggests Republicans will be looking to move quickly to scrap the rule, which was formally published on Tuesday.
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To fix the problem requires a joint effort both from all of us and from these platform superpowers of Silicon Valley.
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The investigation, codenamed Operation Okesi, was a joint effort between Australian Federal Police, New South Wales Police and Australia's Border Force.
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On Tuesday, word leaked that Aurora and Volkswagen had discontinued their 18-month joint effort to build an urban robotaxi system.
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This is the first project that Todd Phillips and Bradley Cooper produced together under their recently formed production company Joint Effort.
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The first task in this joint effort is for your nations to deny all territory to the foot soldiers of evil.
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But looking closer at Keith's project—a joint effort between Harvard scientists and the company Carbon Engineering—there are troubling signs.
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"We need joint effort among Belt and Road countries to boost financing cooperation," Zhou Xiaochuan, governor of China's central bank, said.
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The former Alabama Supreme Court justice says the allegations are a joint effort between the media and Democrats to discredit him.
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The Concorde, a joint effort between England and France, flew at over twice the speed of sound from 413 to 2003.
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It's a possible experiment in Amazon's joint effort, along with Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase, to bring down health care costs.
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Our latest 360 video focuses on "Souls to the Polls," a joint effort by the N.A.A.C.P. and churches in North Carolina.
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As expected, a large group of state attorneys general announced on Monday a joint effort to investigate Google for antitrust violations.
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But that joint effort ended in July 2018, as Mr. Trump's aides balked at paying parts of Mr. Cohen's legal bills.
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Moore has denied the accusations, which he has called a joint effort between news outlets and Jones's campaign to discredit him.
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The news comes as Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and J.P. Morgan announced a joint effort to improve health care for their employees.
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DES MOINES — On Thursday afternoon, a coalition of left-wing grass-roots groups announced a joint effort to support Bernie Sanders.
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Notably back in October, the U.S.'s four primary carriers formed a rare joint effort to accelerate the adoption of RCS.
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Instead, it's a joint effort between Tel Aviv City Hall and Young Engineers, an organization that promotes learning with toy bricks.
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The project is a joint effort by artists to help keep Donald Trump from being the next President of the United States.
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The competition is a joint effort from the Norwegian government, the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (Norad) and several global nonprofit partners.
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According to the static image, the move was a joint effort that included the FBI, IRS and the U.S Postal Inspection Service.
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Developed in a joint effort between Army researchers and the Marine Corps, the hoverbike has been in the works since summer 2014.
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The report comes a month after the first joint effort by key anti-slavery groups to estimate the number of victims worldwide.
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French finance minister Michel Sapin said the joint effort should be followed by even tougher measures against countries that will not comply.
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According to Forbes, there are 800 items in total, and the exhibit is a joint effort between 33 museums spanning 7 countries.
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Solomon, who attended Apple's Monday event unveiling the card and other new services, addressed the joint effort in a memo to employees.
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The malware believed to be launched in a joint effort between the United States and Israel sabotaged the Iranian nuclear arms program.
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This led to regulators scuppering Disney's joint effort with Alibaba, a local e-commerce giant, to promote its content online in China.
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Robot Shuttle is a joint effort with a French company called EasyMile, which is providing the technology and the EZ10 bus itself.
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One proposal could involve a joint effort to target Islamic State fighters in Afghanistan, buttressed, in select cases, with local ceasefire zones.
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The practical concerns driving most young Syrian recruits to join ISIS can be remedied with a comprehensive joint effort focusing on development.
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The ExoMars 2600 spacecraft, a joint effort by the European and Russian space agencies, is to arrive at the red planet today.
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I should remind you there was a coach before me, and what is happening now is the result of a joint effort.
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The technology, which was a joint effort with Cornell University, was the subject of a paper published Monday in Nature Machine Intelligence.
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He would like to see a joint effort by the various leagues and law enforcement to root out racially-charged fan behavior.
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All five living former presidents of the United States have launched a joint effort to raise money for relief following Hurricane Harvey.
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And President Barack Obama's first special envoy, George Mitchell, spent months in 2009 trying to enlist Arab partners in a joint effort.
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The school, which is a joint effort of the LeBron James Family Foundation and Akron Public Schools, will benefit at-risk children.
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Last year the northern Colombia birding trail opened, a joint effort involving Audubon, the United States Agency for International Development and Colombian NGOs.
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The new report is a joint effort backed by the CIA, FBI and NSA and draws on intelligence gathered by all three agencies.
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Ford and Volkswagen are expected to announce the next step in their joint effort to develop the vehicles of the future on Friday.
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Curiously, the FCC-Congress joint effort to throw a powerful set of new privacy regulations into the trash didn't make the Chairman's list.
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The final summit declaration repeated earlier condemnations of "terrorism in all its forms" and devoted several paragraphs to joint effort to fight terrorism.
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Our thought bubble: It's easier to have such a joint effort between companies and law enforcement when a financial harm is being committed.
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Korotky and other Russian officials proposed that Rosfinmonitoring trade information directly with the US as part of their joint effort to defeat ISIS.
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OurMusicMyBody, a joint effort between nonprofit organizations Between Friends and Rape Victim Advocates, created anti-harassment guidelines for Pitchfork, Lollapalooza, and Riot Fest.
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"We therefore need a joint effort by banks, supervisors, regulators and national authorities to address this issue in an orderly manner," Draghi said.
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Envision Healthcare – Envision is a takeover target of a joint effort from hospital operator HCA and private equity firm KKR, according to Reuters.
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Its latest answer, a joint effort with China's prestigious Tsinghua University, is a cheap silicone sheet that goes on top of smartphone screens.
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The highly unusual meeting was intended, according to organizers, to forge a joint effort against religious violence, and to promote peace and coexistence.
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On the trim campus of Cornell, a joint effort with Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, three buildings are up and running so far.
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The disputes with the United States have frustrated European leaders, who are eager for a joint effort that might pressure Beijing for change.
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The Magdalena Ridge project is a joint effort between the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology and the Air Force Research Lab.
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Beyoncé and JAY-Z took home the best urban contemporary album honor at Sunday's 2019 Grammy Awards for their joint effort, Everything Is Love.
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The report is a joint effort between the Health Effects Institute and the Institute for Health Metrics and Evalution's Global Burden of Disease Project.
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Facebook, Twitter — The two have joined more than 30 other companies in a joint effort to keep fake news from spreading over social media.
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But ECB President Mario Draghi appeared to extend an olive branch on Tuesday, calling for a "joint effort" between regulators, supervisors and national authorities.
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The show, a joint effort between Recode and MSNBC called "Revolution: Google and YouTube Changing the World," is scheduled to air soon on MSNBC.
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One of the best known results of that bipartisan cooperation was their ultimately unsuccessful joint effort to comprehensively reform the United States immigration system.
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The four ads represent the initial salvo in a $20 million joint effort by Emily's List and Priorities USA, the super PAC supporting Mrs.
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Working with the United Kingdom, a joint effort should target the finances of Putin's ruling elite and devote resources to identifying Putin's own wealth.
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On Monday, the Federal Trade Commission and the Federal Communications Commission announced a joint effort to assure that businesses are safeguarding their customers' data.
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It is a joint effort between Stanford and Duke Universities and Verily, a life sciences company owned by Alphabet, the parent company of Google.
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The police said the operation was a joint effort between local police, British and Cypriot law enforcement agencies, and help from Europol and Eurojust.
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The ambitious project is a joint effort with the Foundation for Jewish Heritage, and will provide an assessment of each building's significance and condition.
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The conference was a joint effort between Young Americans for Freedom and the American Conservative Union, the latter of which still operates the event.
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Moore has denied the allegations, which he calls a joint effort by Jones's campaign, the Republican establishment and the media to discredit his candidacy.
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Mueller's team is reportedly looking into the joint effort from the party and the campaign to reach out to voters in key swing states.
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Like the HCTI, these programs should be a joint effort between public health agencies, academic institutions, and community businesses and organizations, the study authors said.
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The joint effort, which debuted in the Bay Area last year, is expanding to Los Angeles and San Diego, and soon to D.C. and Philadelphia.
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The resolution, to be introduced Monday, is a joint effort of members of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, the moderate Blue Dogs and newly elected Democrats.
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The pre-inaugural bash is a joint effort between the Republican Party of New York and the Great America Alliance, an advocacy group supporting Trump.
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"If you want to be fair or objective, the headline should be 'Unprecedented Joint Effort Between State and City on Major Priorities,' " Mr. Cuomo said.
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He noted that the report was originally a joint effort by the Senate and House Intelligence committees and, as such, should be released by them.
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The joint effort comes as Amazon pushes aggressively into the home furniture category, one of the few remaining consumer markets that has escaped its grasp.
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The process of placing refugees in the United States is a joint effort among federal and state agencies as well as nonprofit refugee aid groups.
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Now, through a joint effort between Coloradans for Civil Liberties and the Independence Institute, FASTER training will be available to Colorado educators starting this month.
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Envision Healthcare (EVHC) is a takeover target of a joint effort from hospital operator HCA (HCA) and private equity firm KKR (KKR), according to Reuters.
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Another issue in the talks is how the companies value VW's autonomous technology assets that will be added to the joint effort, the sources said.
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"A total of 10 potential attackers have since been successfully deported in a joint effort with the affected German states," said one of the sources.
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Through this joint effort between Vaseline, Direct Relief and Davis, vital medical supplies are provided to people struggling with poverty or emergencies around the world.
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That includes intelligence gathered in a joint effort known as "Five Eyes" that involves the United States, Canada, Britain, Australia and New Zealand, he added.
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He has called for a joint effort by Egypt and the European Union to try to mitigate the effects of climate change on Egyptian antiquities.
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France and Germany made a joint effort to get an extension of the deadline for sanctions as Rusal owns major assets in Europe, the source said.
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The global startup network Startupbootcamp recently announced its expansion to Latin America by launching a dedicated fintech program in Mexico in a joint effort with Finnovista.
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A series of texts after the Madrid meeting show a joint effort between senior diplomats and Giuliani to co-author a public statement with Zelensky's office.
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OpenMind began as a joint effort between Interactive Deep Dive and the immersive art collective Meow Wolf, which had a broad presence at this year's SXSW.
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But when I met Brian and the team, I knew it would be a truly joint effort to run our customer operations how we envisioned it.
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It will indeed require a joint effort and strategy sharing to defeat election interference, especially if Facebook, Google and Twitter want to avoid heavy-handed regulation.
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The group's display also featured a machine gun-mounted carbon fiber drone, which Bannai said was a joint effort among many of Edge Group's 25 companies.
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The former Alabama Supreme Court justice has vocally denied the accusations, which he calls a joint effort between the media and his opponent, Democrat Doug Jones.
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One of the largest botnet infrastructures in the world was finally annihilated in a joint effort by law-enforcement authorities and cybersecurity researchers in 30 countries.
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In 2016, Mr. Bignone was sentenced for his role in Operation Condor, a joint effort by right-wing dictatorships in the region to track down dissidents.
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"My government is willing to present to our Congress ... the initiative and budgetary proposal to contribute economic resources and experiences in this joint effort," he wrote.
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Russia and Turkey had already been involved in a joint effort to establish a cease-fire in Syria — one that does not involve the United States.
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In a joint effort with the RNC, Trump campaign spokespeople and surrogates "will be fanning out on cable TV, radio and local TV," the official added.
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Investing in our communities, building a diverse global workforce, and investing in green technology needs to be a joint effort between the public and private sector.
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In theory, there could be cooperation against terrorism in the Middle East, but neither side is willing to make any concessions to have a real joint effort.
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Any joint effort could be similar to Japan's F-2 program, where Lockheed Martin teamed up with MHI to develop a fighter jet based its F-16.
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That was a joint effort between the Treasury Department — led first by Paulson under Bush and later by Timothy Geithner under Obama — and Ben Bernanke's Federal Reserve.
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Europe and Japan are off to MercuryA joint effort between the European and Japanese space agencies, called BepiColombo, will see a spacecraft launched towards Mercury in November.
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A joint effort with the National Nuclear Security Administration, the project's intent is to accelerate American supercomputing power to exascale by 2021, by building computers like Aurora.
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The as-yet-unnamed project will be a joint effort from Fowler, a former Uber engineer, the production company Good Universe, and Hidden Figures screenwriter Allison Schroeder.
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It also said the joint effort with Rivian is in addition to Ford's plans to work with Volkswagen to develop a number of vehicles, including electric ones.
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Environmental activist Tom Steyer on Tuesday pledged another $15 million to his joint effort with labor unions to develop a coordinated ground game for the Democratic ticket.
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Its creation was a joint effort between Jancke; Larry Zitnick, who developed the handwriting beautification and ink rendering technology; and others on Microsoft Research's Advanced Development Team.
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The partnership is the latest joint effort between a large bank and a financial technology startup focused on modernizing finance through more user friendly and efficient technology.
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The company points to a joint effort of its algorithm manned by 75 data scientists, and the 3,000 stylists it employs as the reason behind its success.
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To make Mobile View possible for every game, NBA Digital (the joint effort between the league and Turner Sports) set up a camera in every NBA arena.
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"I'm the guy who cleans up the floor at the end of the night, but it's a joint effort between the three of us," Santulli told me.
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Instead of its current military-heavy strategy, the U.S. needs to focus its efforts on a comprehensive joint effort that couples aid and development with military power.
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Farmers Insurance, the third-largest property insurer in Texas, plans to use Kespry drones to assess damage in a joint effort with on-the-ground claims adjusters.
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It's a joint effort by biologists from the United States and Mexico to up the population of the Peninsular Pronghorn, a sadly in-decline species of antelope.
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The coalition is a joint effort with Farmers for Free Trade and will target Republican members of Congress in five states - Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Indiana and Tennessee.
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The news comes immediately after the two released "FeFe," a candy-coated joint effort that's managed to amass 32 million views on YouTube in only two days.
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Despite its dismissal of Trump's concerns, China still wants a joint effort with the U.S. to reduce drugs in circulation — regardless of the trade tensions, per Liu.
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The remains flown out on Friday were the first handed over since a joint effort by American military experts and North Korean workers between 1996 and 2005.
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The '70s-inspired show - dubbed "TommyNow" - rolled out the "TommyxZendaya" fall 2019 collection, Hilfiger's second joint effort with the 23-year-old American singer and "Euphoria" star.
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The '70s-inspired show - dubbed "TommyNow" - rolled out the "TommyxZendaya" fall 2019 collection, Hilfiger's second joint effort with the 23-year-old American singer and "Euphoria" star.
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"This symbolises the close relationship between Taiwan and the United States," Wu said, adding that the two countries hoped their joint effort would benefit the international community.
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The Saudi crown prince requested the call to discuss a joint effort to shed light on all aspects of the death, Anadolu reported, citing Turkish presidential sources.
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It added that it expected a joint effort by OPEC and Russia to withhold supply to push Brent oil prices "above the mid-$60 per barrel level".
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Trump's clean sweep on Tuesday comes just days after Cruz and Kasich announced a joint effort to strategically divide some of the upcoming races to stall Trump's momentum.
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But even her own understanding of the pieces she played was, she wrote, the product of a lifetime of joint effort that started with her marriage in 1947.
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A joint effort should help hasten the effort to find a vaccine for humans as quickly as possible to respond to the ongoing emergency posed by the virus.
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The Fernandina Giant Tortoise was located through a joint effort by the Galápagos National Park Directorate (GNPD) and the U.S.-based Galápagos Conservancy's Giant Tortoise Restoration Initiative (GTRI).
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Photo: APHouse Democrats and Republicans have found common ground in their joint effort to uncover precisely what Equifax knew prior to revealing an incredible data breach last month.
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Jonathan Swan hears that the two had a productive conversation on the agenda, and bonded over their joint effort to nominate and confirm conservative judges across the country.
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The fuel efficiency standard is for medium- and heavy-duty engines and vehicles—a joint effort from the Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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Symphony was created in 2014 when a consortium of 15 financial institutions led by Goldman Sachs came together in a joint effort to change the way traders communicate.
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We've reached the end of 1st And Future — a sports-centric startup competition thrown as a joint effort between the NFL, Stanford's Graduate School of Business, and TechCrunch.
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Knight is still very much needed, but hopefully current players will get together in a joint effort to connect the dots and build a stronger and bigger community.
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In the absence of federal government orders, the joint effort is still working toward producing ventilators, because it knows there will be customers around the world for them.
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Hangzhou-based Geely and CASIC will "pool their capabilities", the statement said, but it did not give details on their investment in the joint effort or a timeframe.
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Upstarts like Tesla (TSLA) and new combinations, such as the joint effort by General Motors (GM), SoftBank (SFTBF) and Honda (HMC), could also shake up the industry's future.
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"Health promotion through sports and physical activity should be a joint effort of all stakeholders," Astrid Junge of the Medical School of Hamburg in Germany said by email.
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"This joint effort has produced a thorough set of results that provide reasons to be optimistic with respect to the capabilities of DLT within payment systems," they added.
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And if there is more of a joint effort to stir the economy of Europe, I think that that region of the world will be in good shape.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday called the U.S. case against Atilla a "political coup attempt" and a joint effort by the CIA and FBI to undermine Ankara.
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The fallout from a joint effort by Congo and Uganda to defeat the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) will compound Africa's worst displacement crisis and further stretch meager humanitarian resources.
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The new initiative is a joint effort between Estonia's Ministry of Social Affairs, the National Institute for Health Development, and the Estonian Genome Center of the University of Tartu.
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Symphony was created in 2014 when a consortium of 14 financial institutions led by Goldman Sachs acquired Perzo, in a joint effort to change the way their traders communicate.
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The Apple Card website still remains unchanged, so Apple isn't ready to accept applications for the card, which it's bringing to market as a joint effort with Goldman Sachs.
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Symphony was created in 2014 by a consortium of 15 financial institutions led by Goldman Sachs that came together in a joint effort to change the way traders communicate.
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The Respira Sano program, a joint effort between CCV and San Diego State University, sends health workers on home visits to consult families on how to best protect themselves.
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Now, thanks to a joint effort between Swedish developer Peltarion and the Scandinavian Lulu Art Group, there's software out there that can come up with its own sweet moves.
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Auto parts maker Delphi (DLPH) and Israel's Mobileye (MBLY) are putting an Intel (INTC) chip at the heart of their joint effort to produce self-driving vehicles by 2019.
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Many months in the making, this joint effort from ILMxLAB and The VOID is backed by Disney and features one of the most well-known franchises of all time.
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The series — which is a joint effort from Sky, HBO and Canal+ and also stars the likes of Diane Keaton — will be airing on Sky Atlantic in October 2016.
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He couldn't decide because it's a borderline impossible task, but he did namecheck Wretch 32 and Avelino's joint effort as containing some of "hardest" verses to bless the booth.
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Upstarts like Tesla (TSLA) and new combinations, such as the joint effort by General Motors (GM), Softbank and Honda, also could shake up who wins the future of cars.
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I listen to what they say and I'm of the mind that it's a joint effort, it's me and you, it's not my artwork on you, it's our artwork.
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This joint effort was symbolic, and it suggests a world where, at least for a time, it's possible to work together in a constructive way toward a common goal.
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The joint effort by Mobileye, Intel and BMW to develop an autonomous driving platform that can be used by other automakers has a new partner: Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA).
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DAKAR (Reuters) - A long-awaited multi-national military force in Africa's Sahel region has begun operations to counter escalating Islamist insurgencies, participants in the joint effort said on Thursday.
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But in docs, obtained by TMZ, she says she and Pac made a deal in '93 that the song would be a joint effort and she'd have equal ownership.
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The exhibition, a joint effort of the college and Jacob's Pillow, is to include artwork and photographs and more than 30 costumes and accessories pulled from original touring trunks.
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They were part of a study conducted by the Natural History Museum of Denmark, a joint effort of the University of Copenhagen, Aarhus University and North Carolina State University.
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Setting the record was a joint effort between Sian Chay Medical Institution, Ang Mo Kio GRC, Sengkang West SMC CCCs, and Neo Garden in Singapore on May 12, 2017.
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For proof of that, look no further than the joint effort between Netflix and Ben & Jerry's to create a brand new ice cream called (wait for it) Netflix & Chill'd.
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The Department of Labor's 2017 report, a joint effort of the Census Bureau and Bureau of Labor Statistics, will be a welcome and needed audit of this growing workforce.
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Originally, the space agency was supposed to provide a launch vehicle for the mission, which was a joint effort with the European Space Agency to look for life on Mars.
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Clinton has called for a more inclusive environment within American society and for a joint effort between the U.S. government and Muslim countries to battle the spread of Islamist militancy.
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The initiative is a joint effort between the city and the George Kaiser Family Foundation (GKFF), an organization that works to tackle the most pressing problems in the Tulsa community.
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The published document was a joint effort between Google's DeepMind and Oxford University's Future of Humanity Institute, which as its name suggests, wants there to be a future for humanity.
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Both tycoons have teamed up several times in the past, the most recent being a joint effort to buy ketchup maker H.J. Heinz Co for $23.2 billion three years ago.
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The companies said a limited number of customers will be able to try out the joint effort in the first part of next year, with broader availability later in 2018.
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In their first joint effort, Roma's feminist protestors, rallying against an unlawful arrest, are joined by Cleve's gay male friends, creating a group much bigger than the organizers believed possible.
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Beyond the Frame: Chasing Perfection is part of a joint effort between Samsung and Viceland that examines how virtual reality is enhancing our lives and the world we live in.
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The fund was launched in 2016 and it is a joint effort between Australia-based venture fund Aura and Singapore's TNB Ventures, which has a history of corporate innovation work.
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A joint effort by two experimental European collectives, Belgium's TG Stan and the Netherlands' Dood Paard, this "Art" doesn't have marquee stars and will be performed in French with supertitles.
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While the two senators have abided by a de facto nonaggression pact, they are not in frequent communication and there's no indication that their camps have discussed any joint effort.
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The full name of the airline was Italian International Airlines, a joint effort between the United Kingdom through British European Airways — a precursor to British Airways — and the Italian government.
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For good measure, Trump said he'd work with Putin on a new joint effort to combat election hacking, a comment that would be laughable if its implications weren't so dire.
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Another Republican source who deals with the joint effort between the campaign and the GOP told CNN it's also under consideration to do a more formal pivot to down-ballot races.
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But these scopes form part of an even more ambitious project: the Square Kilometer Array, a joint effort to build the world's largest telescope, spanning the continents of Africa and Australia.
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With King Salman, Mr. Xi visited the Yasref oil refinery, China's largest investment project in Saudi Arabia, a joint effort between Sinopec, the Chinese state-owned energy giant, and Saudi Aramco.
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Almost a year ago, Mountain View announced a joint effort with mobile carriers to push the next-gen SMS standard, with a plan to include an RCS-messaging client in Android.
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"The two sides will further expand our defense exchange and security affairs cooperation in a joint effort to meet security challenges and uphold regional stability," Wang told a news conference Thursday.
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The Thirty Meter Telescope, named for the diameter of its primary light-gathering mirror, is borne of a joint effort of the California Institute of Technology and the University of California.
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Although pitch calling is a joint effort between the catcher and pitcher, Eiland said the final decision on what to throw will continue to fall on the man on the mound.
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"I urge my colleagues to join Senator Schatz and me in our joint effort to help thousands of Americans suffering from a wide-range of diseases and disorders," Hatch said Wednesday.
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In 1993, a group called the International Sonoran Desert Alliance (ISDA), representing the 603 "nations" of Ajo, as they referred to themselves, imagined and began a joint effort, which continues today.
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Austin police also released a report on racial profiling The report was the result of a joint effort between Austin's Office of Police Oversight, and the Office of Innovation and Equity.
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A joint effort by four young academics and critics—Sarah Chihaya, Merve Emre, Katherine Hill, and Jill Richards—The Ferrante Letters is a collection of their correspondence about the Neapolitan novels.
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The pair announced Sunday a joint effort in order to keep Trump below the 1,237 delegate threshold needed to lock up the nomination, prompting a contested Republican National Convention in July.
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If the agreement holds, it may solidify Mr. Assad's grip on the country's western ridge and lead to a joint effort by Russia and the United States against Islamic State militants.
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"Today's joint effort shows that combating this scourge remains a top priority for law enforcement agencies around the nation," said Andrew Smith, the director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other top oil producers led by Russia have since the end of 2016 made an unprecedented joint effort to curb output and support prices.
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The project will be a joint effort between American and Mexican energy companies, and its growing roster currently includes former Texas Governor Rick Perry, and multibillionaire Carlos Slim, according to Mother Jones.
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"Haze fighting is a joint effort, it is more effective when companies come together," said Bustar Maitar, Southeast Asia forest director at the Center for International Policy, a Washington-based think tank.
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Tentatively titled Project Rap Rabbit, the rhythm game is coming to both PlayStation 4 and PC, and will be a joint effort between Masaya Matsuura's NanaOn-Sha studio and Keiichi Yano's iNiS.
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The research trip, a joint effort by the Save the Tasmanian Devil Program, The University of Sydney, and the Toledo Zoo, was funded in part via a crowdfunding campaign with 106 donors.
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A joint effort between the Navajo Nation Museum and The Walt Disney Studios, the translation has been in the works for more than a year, said Navajo Nation Museum Director Manuelito Wheeler.
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The operation is part of a joint effort by Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda against the group after the suspected ADF attack on a base manned by Tanzanian peacekeeping troops.
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Mr. Michel's spokesman, Barend Leyts, said Belgium's decision also was part of a joint effort with the Netherlands, Belgium's close ally, to battle the Islamic State, also known as ISIS and ISIL.
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Funding for the program — which was created as a joint effort between Hatch and Democratic Senator Edward Kennedy in 1997 — expired at the end of September; Congress has yet to reauthorize it.
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Bush was in Washington and met with Afghan first lady H.E. Rula Ghani to promote their joint effort calling for the advancement of Afghan businesswomen as part the US-Afghan Women's Council.
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At the news conference, which laid out their vision for a joint effort to curb climate change, Obama got a chance to discuss people's plans to relocate to Canada following his election.
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One crucial component was the simultaneous development of the Multics operating system — a joint effort of M.I.T. and corporations such as General Electric and Bell Labs, under the auspices of Project MAC.
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This is their first joint effort, and already a standout: While the menu is almost identical to those found at other Ethiopian restaurants, the flavors are brighter and the textures more distinct.
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A joint effort could signal a profound shift in relations between the Trump administration and California, which have been locked for years in tense battles on everything from environmental regulations to immigration.
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Solomon himself contributed to the joint effort by sharing unpublished drafts of his columns with Toensing, diGenova, and Ukrainian-American businessman and Giuliani associate Lev Parnas, according to the New York Times.
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In 2016, to address the crisis of patient-brokering, Aronberg, the state's attorney for Palm Beach County, established the Sober Homes Task Force, a joint effort between prosecutors and local law enforcement.
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Tackling the disease required a joint effort, with management of the disease in camels, perhaps with a vaccination, coupled with public health measures in hospitals, Lindmeier told reporters at a regular U.N. briefing.
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The percentage of C-suite executives who are women has risen to 21%, up from 17% five years ago, according to the latest Women in the Workplace survey, a joint effort of LeanIn.
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It's easy to understand why this joint effort makes so much sense: Ikea's expertise is in creating furniture and other things that belong in the home, but it's got no clue about sound.
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General Electric and Rolls Royce are the two finalists to initially supply engines but a joint effort to develop a Sino-Russian engine for the Craic CR929 was announced at the Zhuhai show.
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Many celebrities are reacting with shock and disdain to reports that President Donald Trump plans to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement, a joint effort among nearly 200 nations to combat global warming.
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There was a lot of noise about CurrentC when it was first revealed in 2014 as a joint effort from dozens of large and small retailers after what looked like years of planning.
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The country's entire internet is effectively "surrounded" by its Great Firewall of China, a joint effort by the state and tech and telecommunications companies to censor the web in accordance with Chinese law.
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Chinese internet giant Tencent, which also owns Riot, operates the Chinese LPL, while the LCK in Korea is a joint effort between Riot, the Korea e-Sports Association, and two local television channels.
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The sensing ability of that joint effort provided what the researchers call a "projected baseline distance"—the effective field over which data is collected—of 7.9 Earth diameters in length, or 62,000 miles.
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Some coalition members say Google holds a corresponding amount of sway over the agenda of the group, a joint effort between media companies, ad tech firms, major brands, and their respective trade groups.
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The joint effort, first reported by Reuters earlier on Thursday, could prove difficult as descendants of former Campbells Soup Chairman John Dorrance own a combined stake of about 41 percent in the company.
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However, in exchange for their service to their communities, their own government through a joint effort by the federal, state and local effort called the Counter Intelligence Program or COINTELPRO covertly attacked them.
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The report, a joint effort between the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health and the Royal College of Physicians, said air pollution had been linked to cancer, asthma, heart disease and diabetes.
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" Their sentiments were echoed by another local chair who described the state's joint effort stating, "My little county really can't take credit for [high turn out] you know it is a team effort.
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British regulators have proposed a joint effort with counterparts in the bloc to ensure continuity for insurance and derivatives contracts, but Woods said there has been no response from the EU27 so far.
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The first attempt by civil defense authorities was a joint effort between radio and television broadcasters and government planners in the early 1950s, known at the time as Conelrad (CONtrol of ELectromagnetic RADiation).
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These days, he's most focused on the BRAIN initiative, a joint effort with DARPA, the National Science Foundation and other organizations to improve our rudimentary understanding of the brain and its myriad disorders.
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Styled like a gentleman's club, the bar, a joint effort with the high-end department store Globus, serves cocktails like the Aviator, a $26 concoction of Aviation American gin, Champagne and lavender syrup.
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Pence's comments come the same day United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley said she is "done" discussing North Korea and that any solution to its aggression must be a joint effort with regional partners.
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The United Nation-sponsored Libyan government of Fayez Serraj also needs to do its part in what must be a joint effort by concerned countries that places the welfare of African migrants foremost.
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Around roughly the same time, Google fielded tough questions at a separate meeting about its work on Project Maven, a joint effort with the Defense Department involving artificial intelligence and military drone footage.
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Upstarts like Tesla (TSLA) and new combinations, such as the joint effort by General Motors (GM), SoftBank (SFTBF) and Honda (HMC) to develop fully autonomous vehicles, are also shaking up the industry's future.
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That made it nearly impossible to identity the composers until the museum digitized its collection, allowing Herrmann to sift through a huge database to discover the joint effort that had been sitting unnoticed.
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And I think it's well-flagged, and I don't know whether we'll have anything concrete to say about that in February because of course, it is a joint effort with us with our partners.
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New York (CNN Business)Volkswagen and Ford on Friday will announce the next step in their joint effort to develop the next generation of vehicles in the face of huge disruption to their business.
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On January 15, Target is introducing Pixi's new 11-piece collection, which was developed in joint-effort with four influencers — making it one of the largest scale collabs we've seen in a long time.
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Stories of Human Kind: Searching for Home is a joint effort from Save the Children, Johnson & Johnson and Facebook, focusing on the lives of refugee families at the Tempelhof refugee camp in Berlin, Germany.
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The money comes from existing backer 500 Startups and new investors Asahi Medialab Ventures, DG Lab Fund (a joint effort from Japan's Digital Garage and Daiwa Securities), Mobile Internet Capital, internet ad firm Septeni.
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To put in layman's terms, the joint effort focuses on chips and will make it easier for TCL devices to incorporate into Xiaomi's operating system, where an expanding universe of third-party gadgets reside.
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Lew Eisenberg, the current finance chairman for the RNC, will serve as the national finance head for the joint effort between the Trump campaign and the RNC, according to sources familiar with the plan.
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The project, a joint effort with automated advertising network Rubicon Project, will consist of a shared set of advertising packages including desktop, mobile and video ads that brands can bid on in real-time.
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But NBA Digital (a joint effort between the league and Turner Sports) has also broken out additional offerings that cost less money, like team-specific subscriptions and the option to pay for individual games.
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"Resolving this issue requires all relevant parties, especially parties that bear major responsibility and play a key role in this issue, to work in the same direction and make a joint effort," he said.
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"These figures spell a setback to the joint effort by OPEC and some non-OPEC countries to curb their output," said Abhishek Kumar, senior energy analyst at Interfax Energy's Global Gas Analytics in London.
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As it turns out, this was less a star than some kind of incandescent globe, meant to signify, as noted in the Saudi embassy tweet, some kind of new joint effort to combat terrorism.
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The joint effort between the sailors at COMSUBPAC and the University of Hawaii has resulted in delivering necessary supplies to submarines that can save time and money, allowing us to stay in the fight.
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OPEC, Russia and other producers are in the midst of a joint effort to force a rebalancing of the oil market, with prices climbing to two-and-a-half-year highs in recent weeks.
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One problem, he said, was that the Education Department was allowing principals to ignore the improvement plans that were created at each school through a joint effort of administrators, union chapter leaders and parents.
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Their latest venture, splayed across Club Underground in Cologne is a joint effort that reflects the pair's joy in working as a team, as well as livening up a public space with accessible art.
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The joint effort, confirmed Tuesday via a signed letter of intent, will see both partners work together on a messenger RNA-based vaccine that will seek to prevent people from contracting the new coronavirus.
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The Dignity Memorial Homeless Veterans Burial Program is a joint effort by funeral homes and the US Department of Veterans Affairs that aims to provide burial services for homeless veterans, according to its website.
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In 19693, one of thousands of minor planets discovered by the Palomar-Leiden Survey, an American and Dutch joint effort, was named for Beverly and Raymond Sackler to celebrate their commitment to astronomical research.
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It's a joint effort by the two tech giants to get their mobile technology in the hands of more workers who spend their days and nights navigating hospital hallways, supermarket aisles and airplane cabins.
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They were provided via the Dilley Pro Bono Project by the Immigration Justice Campaign, a joint effort by leading immigrant advocacy and legal groups to provide access to legal support in immigrant detention centers.
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The quadcopter — which is nicknamed the "hoverbike," though it's meant to be unmanned — has been in the works for more than two years as part of a joint effort between the Army and Marine Corps.
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New to the show this year was a joint effort between the awards and Facebook Gaming to showcase an increasingly global presence, and short segments aired between game announcements while crowd members checked their phones.
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Edward Markey is calling on President Donald Trump to engage in direct negotiations with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as part of a proposed joint effort with China to reduce North Korea's nuclear threat.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday condemned a U.S. sanctions-busting case against a Turkish bank executive as a "political coup attempt" and a joint effort by the CIA and FBI to undermine Ankara.
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"This wildlife crime is taking place both in the Republic of Cyprus and the (British) Sovereign Base Areas, making it very clear that a joint effort is necessary to address this persistent issue," BirdLife said.
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Their first joint effort was styling Rihanna's 2007 "Umbrella" music video, which featured computer-generated water splashes and a series of good-girl-gone-bad ensembles (a leather romper, a low cut baby-doll dress).
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"It marks the start of the UK's economic fightback — an unparalleled joint effort by enterprise and government to help our country emerge from this crisis with the minimum possible damage," she said in a statement.
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It was founded on the conviction that a potent joint effort by the democracies of Europe and North America was the most effective way to deter and counter Communist expansion and prevent World War III.
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It requests documents from Flynn's consulting firm and from two businesses that Flynn worked with to promote a U.S.-Russia joint effort, financed by Saudi Arabia, to build nuclear power plants in the Middle East.
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The MH-139 is a military version of the Leonardo AW139 helicopter and will be the product of a joint effort between Boeing and Leonardo and the MH-139s will be manufactured in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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The joint effort by End Citizens United and Gillibrand's group, Off the Sidelines, is slated to kick off later this month with a voting rights-focused roundtable in Los Angeles, the groups announced on Thursday.
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Symphony was created in 2014 when a group of financial institutions led by Goldman Sachs came together in a joint effort to reduce the cost of market data and communications between staff and with customers.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono have reconfirmed how the two nations will work together, in coordination with South Korea, in a joint effort to achieve a denuclearized North Korea.
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However, instead of installing that tech in the smattering of Microsoft stores across the country, sources told Reuters that Microsoft has had talks with Walmart about a potential joint effort that could give Amazon some competition.
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That's not the case, however; many of them are collaborations, and some people might be surprised to learn that the script for Young Frankenstein was a joint effort between Brooks and the film's star, Gene Wilder.
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Sisley, in joint effort with the University of Michigan, has also released an alternative, one-time survey in hopes of capturing more participants who may not be interested in or eligible for the long-term commitment.
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Weaver's comments come as the Department of Justice (DOJ) unveiled a public service announcement on Monday, as part of their joint effort with the Department of Housing and Urban Development to combat sexual harassment in housing.
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What I find myself thinking about, in particular, is climate change — an all-important issue we can't confront effectively unless all major nations participate in a joint effort, with last year's Paris agreement just the beginning.
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In New Hampshire last week, Mr. Biden said a better approach than Mr. Trump's go-it-alone trade war, which he said hurts working people and farmers, was to enlist American allies in a joint effort.
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Up the road in Benton City, high above the modest stucco bungalows that skirt the base of Red Mountain, is the glamorous Col Solare, a joint effort of the Italian wine giant Marchesi Antinori and Ste.
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A joint effort by two real estate developers, PN Hoffman and Madison Marquette, the Wharf is the culmination of a 23.5-year process to right the wrongs of previous generations of city planners and government officials.
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The two leaders agreed during a phone call that the move is worrisome for the region, the source said, adding that Turkey and France would make a joint effort to try to reverse the U.S. decision.
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"It was a joint effort," Anthony Greiter, the police department's Community Outreach Specialist, told MUNCHIES over the phone Tuesday afternoon, saying that the tweet in question was a two-hander between Greiter himself and a student employee.
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The services are supported by the Dignity Memorial Homeless Veteran Program, a joint effort by Dignity Memorial funeral homes, the US Department of Veterans Affairs, and veteran's groups to provide all unclaimed veterans with a final salute.
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"Aire D'attente" (French for "waiting area") was a joint effort between artist Thierry Boutonnier and architecture firm Fabriques Architectures Paysages to transform a neglected wasteland in La Confluence — France's first fully sustainable neighborhood — into an urban agroecosystem.
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But the industry believes it can help by pointing people toward treatment options and other partnerships, like a joint effort with the Drug Enforcement Administration to promote opportunities for patients to turn in unused or expired medications.
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Trade associations for companies with business interests in Cuba hope to persuade Trump to continue Obama's opening, and have been discussing a joint effort to press the Republican's administration, a person with knowledge of the talks said.
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Starting November 18, Note 7 owners will not be able to connect to mobile networks in New Zealand, courtesy of a joint effort by Samsung and the The New Zealand Telecommunications Forum (TCF) to "blacklist" the device.
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Currently, a joint effort of the American Cancer Society and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is trying to make these screening methods available to the 220 percent of Americans who have yet to be tested.
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Such a joint effort would be a new level of cooperation between the two powers in seeking a way out of the five-year-old Syria war, in which the Russians and Americans basically back opposite sides.
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WASHINGTON, April 14 (Reuters) - Europe's biggest nations launched a joint effort on Thursday to clamp down on tax evasion, responding to damaging revelations of financial wrongdoing by the rich and powerful in the so-called Panama Papers.
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The work of William L. Hawkins has been gathered in unprecedented scope for his first major museum exhibition, William L. Hawkins: An Imaginative Geography, the joint effort of CMA and the Figge Art Museum in Davenport, Iowa.
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The joint effort was launched in May by the cyberspace administration, the information technology ministry, the public security bureau and the markets regulator and will run until the end of the year, the official Xinhua news agency.
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This is the second year of N.H.L. preseason games in China as part of an agreement, a joint effort of the league and the N.H.L. Players' Association, to play games here in six of eight consecutive years.
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From 2009 to 2014, Mr. Ivanov led the Russian side of a joint effort with the Americans to combat drug trafficking in Afghanistan, part of an early Obama administration initiative to improve relations between Moscow and Washington.
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The campaign has excelled at small-dollar fund-raising online and at raising six-figure donations from wealthy individuals and corporations for a joint-effort fund-raising arrangement between the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee.
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Both sides recognized that neither would like everything in the bill—but that a collaborative effort would be better for both sides than the status quo—and that their joint effort would be better for the country.
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First launched in February 2013, the project was a joint effort between the entertainment industry and internet service providers (ISPs) intended to scare would-be pirates away from piracy with an escalating series of warnings and penalties.
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The chief executives of the world's supermajors sat in the airy Morgan Library for a forum organised by the Oil and Gas Climate Initiative, their joint effort to invest in technologies that will help mitigate climate change.
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It will not be a masses business only, but a joint effort between the few who will be designated to deal specifically with the Triage and the masses preparing for a new era of prosperity and respectability.
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According to Dr Schroeder, two European funding agencies—the commission itself, and the European & Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership, a joint effort by the EU, Norway, Switzerland and a group of drug companies—have already accepted the code.
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"I think we are doing the hard, smart, heavy lifting, moving out on implementation, and we are planning to scale," he added, noting that the development of hypersonics would be a joint effort between the sister service branches.
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The Turkish presidential source said Erdogan and Macron agreed during a phone call that Trump's move was worrying for the region and that Turkey and France would make a joint effort to try to reverse the U.S. decision.
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"It's a joint German-French program, and it's clear to everyone in the industry that it must also be a joint effort on the part of industry," said Airbus spokesman Florian Taitsch, when asked about the Trappier interview.
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The IRS touted its data security efforts ahead of the 2018 tax filing season on Tuesday during a briefing on the agency's Security Summit, a joint effort with state tax agencies and the private sector launched in 2015.
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About 40 million people were trapped as slaves last year in forced labor and forced marriages, according to the first joint effort by key anti-slavery groups to estimate the number of global victims of the escalating crime.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, Thiel gave $1 million to the pro-Trump super PAC Make America Number 1 and $250,000 to the Trump Victory Committee, a joint effort between the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee.
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The European Union and the United States are arguing in the World Trade Organization that China is not a market economy, while the EU, Japan and the U.S. announced a joint effort to work on related problem areas.
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The Turkish presidential source said Erdogan and Macron agreed during a phone call that Trump's move was worrying for the region and that Turkey and France would make a joint effort to try to reverse the U.S. decision.
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The New York Fed officials agreed to review any proposal Bangladesh Bank wrote up but they did not formally agree to a joint effort, and have not since worked on it nor heard from Bangladesh Bank, the source said.
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A joint effort launched a decade ago in the southwest has restored over 500 acres (202 hectares) of wetland in the River Rwizi catchment, while farmers have planted millions of calliandra trees which provide fodder and improve soil nutrients.
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Symphony is a cloud-based platform created in 2014 by a group of financial institutions led by Goldman Sachs Group Inc in a joint effort to reduce the cost of market data and communications between staff and with customers.
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Russia and Saudi Arabia touted their joint effort, and their broader relationship was front and center last year when a smiling Russian President Vladimir Putin met Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on the sidelines of the World Cup.
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In their latest joint effort for the LA-native's new song "H" the look is very Adventures of Baron Munchausen meets Vincent Price meets American Horror Story, featuring the most excellent trio of dancers WIFE (Diplo is a fan).
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The Lexus Sport Yacht that was revealed last year with its two V8 engines and a 49-mph top speed as a joint effort between Lexus's design team and Toyota Marine Division's engineering team is getting a major upgrade.
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The Wireless Emergency Alert system, which the NYC Office of Emergency Management used to send the text, is a four-year-old tool with a variety of potential uses — a joint effort of FEMA, the FCC, and wireless carriers.
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The party, which began as a local endeavor in New York in 1998, has grown steadily since but surged in 2017 by organizing, by its own estimate, something like 1,000 "Resist Trump Tuesdays" -- often a joint effort with MoveOn.
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Moore has refused to exit the race despite repeated calls from national Republicans for him to step aside in the face of the allegations, which he has called a joint effort between Democrats and the media to discredit him.
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"If we are going to take a step forward together it must be on the basis of joint effort and endeavor between the UK and the EU." Reporting By Andrew MacAskill, writing by William James, Editing by Alistair Smout
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The report, a joint effort between the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health and the Royal College of Physicians, said air pollution has been linked to wide range of diseases from cancer to asthma, heart disease and diabetes.
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Initiated and largely funded by the Terra Foundation for American Art, "Art Design Chicago" is a joint effort of more than 40 organizations, and will look at the city's influence and achievements across disciplines since the late 19th century.
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" He pointed to one example where this joint effort is paying off: "I can tell you it was very easy to pick up the phone and get 15 other governors to sign on to that declaration of emergency lawsuit.
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"Given that we are suffering the same problems we should organize a joint effort so that we can work more closely and effectively," Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández told reporters in the northern Honduran city of San Pedro Sula on Tuesday.
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"For a crime that has no respect for borders, we need a truly international response," May said at the event, which followed the publication of the first joint effort by key anti-slavery groups to estimate the number of victims worldwide.
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The creative and financial success of Homecoming leaves one big open question: Will it lead to a similar joint effort between Marvel and Fox, which holds the film rights to Marvel's X-Men (and, by extension, Deadpool) and Fantastic Four properties?
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BUENOS AIRES/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States, European Union and Japan are expected to announce a joint effort on Tuesday aimed at confronting China over its excess industrial capacity and other trade practices, a source close to the discussions said.
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Brazil's Prosecutor General Rodrigo Janot said on Tuesday the two countries had agreed in June to set up a task force to allow the rapid and simultaneous investigation of bribes paid by Odebrecht, but the joint effort has not taken off.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's southern California fundraiser Wednesday has already secured $6 million in contributions to the Victory Fund, the joint effort between the real estate mogul's presidential campaign and the Republican Party, according to a source close to the event.
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Erdogan spokesman Ibrahim Kalin described the visit as "fruitful and successful", adding that talks focused on counter-terrorism, the battle with Islamic State, and a joint effort by Iran, Turkey and Russia to stem the fighting in parts of Syria.
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Faces, Places, one of the year's most celebrated nonfiction films, was a joint effort between the accomplished French street artist JR and legendary Belgian film director Agnès Varda, whose work was central to the development of the French New Wave movement.
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Lawmakers Demand to Know More About Equifax&aposs Plan to Assist Victims of Humongous BreachHouse Democrats and Republicans have found common ground in their joint effort to uncover precisely …Read more ReadThe extent of Equifax's fuckup is already well documented.
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For the last ten years, the Merida Initiative has proved extraordinarily productive as a joint effort to combat organized crime, drug trafficking and money laundering in Mexico, though it has done nothing to mitigate the persistent American demand for illegal narcotics.
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But the DART project -- a joint effort between NASA and the John Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory in Maryland -- is for the asteroids that are too big to break up -- those that could have severe consequences for the Earth if they hit.
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Helping to bond the allies was a joint effort to decrypt Soviet intercepts that helped reveal that spies had compromised the US Manhattan Project to build an atomic bomb, said Kristian Gustafson, senior lecturer of intelligence studies at Brunel University London.
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" A study published last month that was a joint effort between Yale and the Department of Preventive Medicine of the University of Southern California observed that "videogames offer the opportunity to engage and educate youth through skill-building and role-playing.
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That's largely because the documentary, a joint effort with ProPublica, uses multiple directors to try to explain the byzantine topic of who owns the water from the Colorado River (and other sources) and the competing demands of urban populations and farmers.
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United for US Fund The United Way has set up the United for the US Fund -- a joint effort by labor unions, corporate partners, the United Way network, and nonprofits to help federal workers, contractors and others impacted by the shutdown.
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The news suggests the joint effort is starting to take a firmer shape, though it is still unclear if the group will also probe other tech giants that have been the subject of scrutiny from Washington, like Facebook, Amazon or Apple.
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"After the investigation was completed it was determined that this incident did not occur in Butler County, but we will make a joint effort to work with the adjacent jurisdiction to ensure this case is dealt with appropriately," Jones said.
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MORE, George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Jimmy Carter are leading the joint effort to inspire donors to contribute funds to the 501(c)(3) organizations United for Puerto Rico and The Fund for the Virgin Islands.
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Also look out for a joint effort by Niall Stanage and Amie Parnes on how Democrats are preparing to declare Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Amnesty International along with Egyptians Abroad For Democracy Worldwide have been working for the last year in a joint effort to lobby Congress to "oppose the death penalty in Egypt and to improve human rights," according to documents shared with CNN.
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The display of the traditional martial art of taekwon do was part of a joint effort with South Korea as the stadium filled up, and the host nation's segment was accompanied by a pop version of a traditional Korean folk song.
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On Tuesday, Russia and China announced a joint effort to address the North Korea crisis, with the first step an agreement by the United States and South Korea to freeze military maneuvers in exchange for Pyongyang's freezing its nuclear missile program.
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The video, Frank Lloyd Wright on Arrogance, is the latest in the Blank on Blank animated series, the joint effort of Quoted Studios and PBS Digital Studios that uncovers lost interviews and gives them new life with sweet and silly animations.
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It's called Operation Sabot, a joint effort led by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) involving the armed forces and other local law enforcement, that launched in 20103 for the sole purpose of destroying illegal marijuana plants across the country.
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It's called Operation Sabot, a joint effort led by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) involving the armed forces and other local law enforcement, that launched in 22010 for the sole purpose of destroying illegal marijuana plants across the country.
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In "Vital Signs," a collection of poems and photographs published by Heyday Books in 2013, Mr. Delgado, now 55, and Mr. McGovern, 58, made their first joint effort to "validate that our community is worth knowing," Mr. McGovern said in an interview.
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However, unlike recent titles such as The Designer's Dictionary of Color and The Secret Lives of Color, On Color, a joint effort between humanities professor David Scott Kastan and painter and writer Stephen Farthing, provides us with very little chromatic eye candy.
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Only the wealthiest 5 percent of households would end up paying more in new taxes than they got back in benefits, according to the center, a joint effort run by two Washington-based think tanks, the Urban Institute and the Brookings Institution.
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The United Launch Alliance (ULA), a joint-effort commercial launch service provider set up by Boeing and Lockheed Martin, succeeded in launching a U.S. Air Force communications satellite to orbit today, the fifth in a series of launches to form a constellation.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin agreed in a telephone call on Wednesday to make a joint effort to start the evacuation of civilians and opposition forces from eastern Aleppo as soon as possible, Turkish presidential sources said.
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The reason for that could be that it is currently only available on non-Samsung devices like the Raspberry Pi 2, but today would've been a good day to talk a bit more about a joint effort involving Windows 10 IoT core.
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Philippine Defence Secretary Voltaire Gazmin said the leaders agreed to share the best practices evolved by Indonesia and Malaysia during a joint effort to patrol the busy Malacca Strait waterway against pirates, as a model for three-way cooperation with the Philippines.
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"A joint effort is also needed to further improve the venture capital environment and regulations to allow successful market transfer of breakthrough innovations, as well as the foundation and growth of disruptive deep technology companies in Europe," the paper, seen by Reuters, said.
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Transport freight is only one target for the new joint effort — Nvidia and Volvo will also seek to build autonomous systems and vehicles that can handle garbage and recycling pickup, operate on construction sites, at mines and in the forestry industry, too.
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Most recently, an initiative known as POWER (Partnerships for Opportunity and Workforce and Economic Revitalization), a joint effort led by the Appalachian Regional Commission and EDA, assists those impacted by changes in energy policy, especially coal mines and coal-fired power plants.
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The stunt, which you can watch above, was a joint effort by The Yes Men and a Greek member of European Parliament, Stelios Kouloglou, who wanted to use satire to highlight the failures of the European Union's military approach to ending terrorism.
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The push to pressure Trump comes a day after the campaigns of Cruz and John Kasich announced a joint effort in several key upcoming states to deny Trump the needed 1,85033 delegates to clinch the nomination before the Republican National Convention in July.
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Today's launch was also a joint effort with private industry, since the ship it was on was actually a civilian cargo vessel, and the launch rocket itself was sponsored by, and named after a relatively new Chinese luxury car brand called WEY.
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Sondheim and Prince were an unstoppable Broadway duo; they'd collaborated on hits like Sweeney Todd (1979), Follies (1971), and Company (1970), and it was widely assumed that their next joint effort—the highly-anticipated Merrily We Roll Along—would be a smash, too.
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The project, a joint effort by the city's agencies, its Council and the Trust for Public Land, a nonprofit organization that works to protect natural land and create parks, is intended to improve Los Angeles's water quality and drought resilience, Ms. Repenning said.
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The joint effort by the country's major state-run financial newspapers to soothe jittery investors came after the central bank on Tuesday night said Governor Yi Gang had urged investors to remain calm, noting that ups and downs were normal in stock markets.
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The report, a joint effort between the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) and the Royal College of Physicians (RCP), said air pollution has been linked to a wide range of diseases from cancer to asthma, heart disease and diabetes.
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"We used to think that evolution moved at a glacial pace, but we now know that's wrong," said Dr. Losos, also the director of the Living Earth Collaborative, a joint effort of the university, the St. Louis Zoo and the Missouri Botanical Garden.
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The Manhattan Borough President, the New York City Council and the city's Cultural Affairs department announced Friday that they are providing nearly $2 million in funding for the historic building, in a joint effort to help restore its 1383-year-old floors.
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Mr. de Blasio said that testing in the city would begin Monday, as the city's health commissioner, Oxiris Barbot, announced a joint effort with the city's public health system and two private hospitals to create an "early detection system" and ramp up testing.
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"Over the past three days, a joint effort is underway to disrupt the momentum of the Taliban in Nawa District, because Nawa is becoming a growing threat for the capital of Helmand," said Abdul Karim Attal, head of the Helmand provincial council.
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The first conspiracy charge encompassed the broad range of financial and reporting crimes that Manafort was charged with, and the obstruction charge involved an alleged joint effort with Kilimnik to interfere with potential witnesses several months after he was first charged by Mueller's office.
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What they had was joint effort by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (DLCC), and Democratic Governors Association (DGA) to share data and field operations while identifying key districts whose underlying demographics were shifting in a more blue-friendly direction.
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The state of play: The traditional big brewers have lost market share in the U.S. as drinkers increasingly favor wine, spirits and craft beer, so a joint force of AB InBev, MillerCoors, Heineken and Constellation Brands had planned a joint effort to promote their products.
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The event was solely a fundraiser for Hillary for America, Clinton's campaign, not the Hillary Victory Fund, Clinton's joint effort with the Democratic National Committee and state Democratic parties, or Priorities USA, Clinton's high-dollar super PAC, according to Josh Schwerin, a Clinton spokesman.
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"Senior administration officials have stated in both public settings that the [memorandum of understanding] is evidence that progress is being made in the joint effort to fight terrorism and discourage terror financing," the lawmakers wrote in a letter to Tillerson, which was publicly released Wednesday.
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" Obama announced the launch of the Summer Opportunity Project, a joint effort with state and local leaders, community groups and businesses, to "get young people into their first jobs and create strong transitions between school years and from high school to college and careers.
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Then, it was Jacques Chirac who scored only 5773 percent - but benefited from a joint effort by all mainstream parties to block his National Front challenger, Le Pen's father Jean-Marie, to secure a crushing win in the runoff by 82 percent to 18.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Blackstone's Equity Office, a large U.S. owner of office space, said on Wednesday it will offer flexible leasing and workspace in a deal with co-working operator Industrious that promises further ties if a joint effort in Los Angeles proves successful.
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Although Stafford never again returned to the moon, he was the American commander of the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project in 1975, docking with Soviet counterparts in Earth orbit in a joint effort to redirect the space race toward an emerging détente between the world's superpowers.
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The joint effort of NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is a series of sophisticated, high-resolution satellites cruising a cool 22,000 miles above the Earth, providing a unique vantage point to track storms in the vast Midwest and Southern United States.
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Using an organizational tool called SameSide, whose launch coincided with the Women's March and a joint effort with RockTheVote, Women's March organizers are hoping to transfer excitement about the march into broader political engagement with local and national women's issues in this Presidential election year.
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The analysis from the Tax Policy Center, a joint effort of the Brookings Institution and the Urban Institute, finds that the top 1 percent of earners would get, on average, a $33,000 tax cut, or about 2 percent of after-tax income, from ObamaCare repeal.
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During the official working visit on Thursday, the two leaders will "mark 15 years of ... cooperation through Plan Colombia, the joint effort to create a safer, more prosperous future for the people of Colombia," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said at a news briefing.
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The IDMC report was launched in collaboration with the African Union in December to coincide with the anniversary of the Kampala Convention, a joint effort by a number of African governments to work towards the protection of internally displaced people which came into force in 2012.
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But even as Thug in particular has cemented his place as one of the best rappers in the world since 2014's Rich Gang: Tha Tour Pt. 1, a tape that has aged like fine wine, it's worth remembering that that project was a joint effort.
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One of the banks reportedly approached was JP Morgan Chase, a friend of the Bezos show that recently announced a joint effort (along with Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway) to build a healthcare company with Amazon, which the companies' own employees would be serve as guinea pigs for.
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Evacuating by bus Savannah and Chatham County officials said they provided the charter buses and school buses for low-income residents, the elderly and others without transportation through a joint effort that included the Chatham Emergency Management Agency, Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority and bus companies.
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The automaker's resources and expertise can definitely accelerate Solid Power's commercialization ambitions, and this joint effort will focus on sharing of R&D efforts as well, building on the extensive in-house work BMW has already done in the area of battery tech and electrification of vehicles.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - More than 22016 million people around the world were living as slaves last year in forced labor and forced marriages, according to the first joint effort by leading anti-slavery groups to estimate the number of victims worldwide published on Tuesday.
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"Strength lies in organization, in careful long-range planning and implementation, in consistency of action over an indefinite period of years, in the scale of financing available only through joint effort, and in the political power available only through united action and national organizations," Powell insisted.
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The creation of the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews in recent years -- a joint effort of international researchers, the Polish authorities and generous benefactors from abroad -- was a milestone in this process, as was the establishment of flagship JCCs in Krakow and Warsaw.
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It was borne out of a landmark joint effort by business leaders and diplomats from China and the U.S. — the world's No.1 and No.2 carbon emitters — to build a climate-resilient future following Chinese President Xi Jinping's 2015 meeting with former U.S. President Obama.
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The White Sox might be dysfunctional, but they're not deaf, as this second snippet from Crain's shows: Ciardelli said the design was a joint effort between the company's in-house creative team and the Sox, who suggested replacing the arrow with an image of home plate.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is sharing some of his campaign warchest with congressional Republicans ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, part of a joint effort with the Republican National Committee announced Thursday to protect GOP majorities in Congress and curry favor with Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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While several leading platforms have announced a joint effort to combat coronavirus misinformation, they should adopt a recommendation made last year by our colleague Kara Frederick, and join together in an "enduring disinformation-related consortium," modeled after the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism as the template.
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"The Time Is Now!" is part of a series called South Side Stories, which is backed by a grant from the Terra Foundation's Art Design Chicago, a joint effort of more than 60 organizations with over 25 exhibitions and hundreds of public programs in the city.
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WEST CHESTER, Pa. (Reuters) - Republican Donald Trump, on the eve of primary elections in five states that he is expected to sweep, launched blistering attacks on Monday on rivals Ted Cruz and John Kasich for their 11th-hour joint effort aimed at denying him the party's presidential nomination.
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The Global Atlas of Autonomous Vehicles in Cities, a joint effort between Bloomberg Philanthropies and the Aspen Institute, shows which city governments are testing AVs, and more importantly, it shows how few cities are preparing for the onslaught of self-driving cars that is expected in the next decade.
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At the interactive Cancer Moonshot booth, people will be able to learn and test technology that is being used in an ongoing clinical trial called ATOM-HP (Analytical Technologies to Objectively Measure Human Performance), a joint effort between the National Cancer Institute and the U.S. Department of Defense.
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While those super PAC efforts were under way — a joint effort of donors who had supported Bush, Rubio, Cruz and Kasich — the Kasich, Cruz and Rubio campaigns focused on a more targeted strategy of sweeping up delegates to deprive Trump of the 1,237 he would need to win outright.
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It's why projects like the joint effort between Honda and SoftBank to build a robotic driving assistant that aims to foster "friendship" might actually have more potential than other pairings between cars and computer companies that focus more on translating existing models of mobile computing to in-vehicle experiences.
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"Our record on human rights is clear," Meyer told Gothamist, "and we are confident that the joint effort by Mt. Sinai and Samaritan's Purse will save New Yorkers' lives while adhering to the values we hold dear by providing care to anyone who needs it, regardless of background."
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - More than 40 million people were trapped as slaves last year in forced labor and forced marriages, most of them women and girls, according to the first joint effort by key anti-slavery groups to count the victims of the often hidden crime worldwide.
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And at a recent tête-à-tête, he persuaded Mr Griffin to part with $10m to bankroll the joint effort by the Chicago Police Department (CPD) and the University of Chicago's Crime Lab, a research centre, to use data-analytics programs to predict and prevent violence in the crime-plagued city.
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Starting Thursday, commuters can take advantage of the Subway Library, a joint effort between the New York Public Library, Brooklyn Public Library, Queens Library, the MTA, and Transit Wireless, which provides subway riders with access to tons of material they can enjoy for free on the train for six weeks.
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A joint effort of Northern Triangle nations with the assistance of the United States and the Inter-American Development Bank, the Alliance for Prosperity was to be modeled on Plan Colombia, which in the early 6900s helped free Colombia from control of the drug cartels, increased security and fostered economic activity.
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Separately, Abu Hassan al-Muhajir, a spokesman for ISIS and a likely successor to al-Baghdadi, was reported killed in Syria on Sunday, though US officials have not confirmed the operation, which is believed to have been a joint effort by US and SDF forces, The New York Times reports.
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The organization — a joint effort of the Rent Stabilization Association, the powerful Real Estate Board of New York and two smaller industry associations — created its website in March, assembling testimonials from workers and landlords, many nonwhite or immigrants, who say that too-tight regulations would discourage property owners from doing upkeep.
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" • "They include a joint effort with the investigative branch of the Central Military Commission — the armed forces' supreme body — to extract and classify emotions in online video comments, and an initiative with the elite National University of Defense Technology to explore ways of collecting and analyzing satellite images and geographical coordinates.
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Even amid difficult relations on many issues, the US and Chinese governments can turn their H7N9 quandary into a joint effort to steer global sample sharing away from decline and fragmentation and towards protecting communities all over the world from being, as a century ago, helpless when virulent influenza strikes again.
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This means that candidates wanting to signal to voters that they know how to properly go beyond platitudes could stand to make a good showing at this second candidate forum on LGBTQ issues during this election cycle (the first was a joint effort between The Advocate magazine and GLAAD in September).
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The hearing -- a joint effort by the subcommittees on IT and government operations -- will examine plans across the federal government to modernize IT and particularly the Trump administration's efforts to implement the Modernizing Government Technology (MGT) Act, a provision signed into law as part of annual defense policy legislation last year.
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"FIFA is happy that the joint effort made with C.A.F. was done and delivered within the initial proposed time frame and reiterates its commitment to be at the disposal of African football to assist in the process of raising its level to the top of the world," FIFA said at the time.
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Maxim Buyakevich, a senior Russian Foreign Ministry official, told a United Nations committee Tuesday that much like its fellow world powers, Moscow was concerned about the proliferation of fake news and believed a joint effort through the U.N. was the best way to fix the problem, according to Russia's state-run Tass agency.
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The joint effort, called the Open Heritage project, will use CyArk's laser-scanning technology to capture all the relevant data at a historical site needed to re-create it virtually, so it can be preserved and explored online either on a computer, through a mobile device, or while wearing a virtual reality headset.
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After the Ghouta attack in 2013, a joint effort by the US and Russia forced Syria to join the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC), which then allowed the UN's chemical watchdog, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), to come into Syria in 2014 and remove the regime's stockpile of chemical weapons.
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MOSCOW — When the officials leading the United States' bid to host the 21994 World Cup — a joint effort with Mexico and Canada — hit the campaign trail in earnest this year, they quickly encountered uncomfortable questions from soccer associations around the world concerned about President Trump's travel restrictions on people from many countries.
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Boaty McBoatface Won the Poll to Name a $300 Million Research ShipIn case you needed more evidence that the internet, left unfettered, is awful: Boaty McBoatface has …Read more ReadThe project, called the DynOPO (Dynamics of the Orkney Passage Outflow) expedition, is a joint effort between the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) and Southampton University.
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Cruz and Kasich announced on Sunday a joint effort to deny current Republican front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE the GOP nomination.
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Players were "interested in finding unique ways to connect with their fans by allowing them to see more of their personalities and interests," Tony Clark, the executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association, said in announcing the creation of the event, which was a joint effort between Major League Baseball and the union.
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In a statement to TechCrunch, Apple verified its involvement in the fund, a rumor first reported by The Wall Street Journal in mid December: The fund, a joint effort between SoftBank and the government of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF), reportedly seeks to invest in emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A website called Share the Safety has been making rounds on the internet over the past few days, stirring outrage as it purports to be a joint effort between the National Rifle Association (NRA) and arms manufacturer Smith & Wesson to donate a gun to a "less fortunate" US citizen for every gun bought.
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Why it matters: Bannon had been on very rocky footing recently (to the extent that the President has vented to a number of people about him), but the bolstering of the White House team to respond to the outside crises is a joint effort led by Kushner, Bannon and Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, two sources said.
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Donald Trump (through a joint effort from Sessions and DeVos), rescinded protections for trans students in schools under Title XI. The Trump team — which we can all agree is best thought of like the opposing team in any Mighty Ducks movie — claimed that the provision forced federal government involvement in an issue that should be left to the states.
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It is a joint effort on the parts of former Presidents Jimmy Carter, George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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It would have to be a joint effort between civil society organizations and the government, he added, a kind of bottom-up approach to policing our public lands that would require the collaboration of institutions like the Sierra Club, the American Civil Liberties Union, and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, as well as the National Park and Forest Services.
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READ: Hip-hop stars slams Trump amid anthem firestorm In a second tweet, Rihanna called for a "round of applause" for former US Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama, who made an appearance at the Presidents Cup golf tournament in New Jersey on Thursday, following a joint effort by the five living former presidents to support hurricane relief efforts.
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A joint effort of the University's Depression Center, the School of Public Health (SPH), and the Wolverines athletic department, it aims to combat the stigma around mental illness and encourage athletes suffering from mental health disorders to seek help; it aims to do this by helping them understand more about mental health issues, and by making help more readily available.
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In the Bay Area, a great horned owl that ensnared itself on a kite string was freed in a joint effort by Woodside fire officials, the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office and the Peninsula Humane Society and S.C.P.A. "The poor owl was hanging by her wing, suspended between two trees," a spokeswoman for the humane society told The Mercury News.
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For instance, a report released earlier this year stated that exposure to outdoor air pollution was linked to roughly 40,000 deaths every year in the U.K. The report, a joint effort between the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health and the Royal College of Physicians, also found that air pollution had been linked to wide range of diseases from cancer to asthma, heart disease and diabetes.
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In 1993, he released Duets, which included a live version of his "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" duet with George Michael that reached No. 1 in both the US and the UK. But his coolest collaborative album came decades later with 2010's The Union, a joint effort with Leon Russell that also features appearances by Neil Young, Booker T. Jones and Brian Wilson.
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The "One America Appeal" campaign was announced last week and is a joint effort that includes former Presidents Jimmy Carter, George H.W. Bush, Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE, George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
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" Although one Florida political strategist said there was "definitely tension" in the party, Juan Peñalosa, the executive director of the FDP, told BuzzFeed News, "it's important that folks know that our announcement today is a part of the joint effort by Democrats...to create the electorate we need to win in Florida including Gillum," whom he called "one of the more exciting leaders of our Party in Florida.
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The report, a joint effort between the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) and the Royal College of Physicians (RCP), said air pollution had been linked to wide range of diseases, from cancer to asthma, heart disease and diabetes and that damage would be inflicted "across a lifetime, from a baby's first weeks in the womb all the way through to the years of older age."
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"I'm sure that the United Kingdom will be giving us a phone call to make sure that in the first few days or few weeks of any particular hard Brexit that there is a joint effort on behalf of the UK and the European Union to mitigate the damage to the citizens of the UK in relation to food," Hogan told Reuters on the sidelines of the Paris farm show.
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In 2013, he portrayed the kooky aspiring playwright Roland Maule in a well-received revival of "Present Laughter" at Two River Theater in Red Bank, N.J. In May, Mr. Escola and Aaron Jackson presented an uproarious staged reading of their joint effort "Thicker Than Water" at Ars Nova, in which they portrayed a mother and daughter who happen to be rival dolphin trainers at a water park called Oceantasia.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaKing incites furor with abortion, rape and incest remarks San Jose mayor proposes mandatory liability insurance for gun owners Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-Calif.) told CNN that Carter had made the suggestion to him during a recent meeting between the two Democrats as part of their joint effort on what Khanna called "a joint framework to help resolve the crisis in North Korea and achieve peace" on Twitter.
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Ivanka Trump and Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE launched a joint effort to encourage young girls to break barriers to building careers in the traditionally male-dominated fields of science, technology, engineering and math.
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Complementing the museum's substantial holdings of Latin American folk art, the new additions include Jose Dávila's "Joint Effort" (2014), an installation featuring two large mirrors and a boulder; Sonia Gomes's "Untitled" (2007), a stitched work referencing the artist's family history in a Brazilian textile town; four pieces from Pedro Reyes's "Disarm" series (begun 2015), featuring confiscated and repurposed firearms; and Analia Saban's "Copper Tapestry (Dallas Semiconductor, DS1000Z, 1991)" (143), a weaving made from copper and linen that is modeled after an early circuit board.
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