And they're not just blaming AccuWeather for jumping the gun.
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The #GoldenGlobes2018 censors are jumping the gun just a bit tonight.
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Samsung's jumping the gun a little early on the announcement here.
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I mean, doesn&apost it feel a bit like jumping the gun.
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All of the emotions and excitement may be jumping the gun, however.
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No wonder he introduces them, in the Prologue, already jumping the gun.
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First though, let's dispel the possibility that we're all jumping the gun here.
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In New York, it seemed like jumping the gun, but was satisfying nonetheless.
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We're also told it's a mistake to view their engagement as jumping the gun.
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But I think what&aposs happening is they&aposre jumping the gun on the president.
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Khloe's dressed up that finger before, so we're not jumping the gun on engagement news.
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Samsung and Huawei are jumping the gun with foldable phones to likely curtail plateauing phone sales.
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We may be jumping the gun here, but just in case—lets pour one out for GoPro.
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These assumptions are likely jumping the gun: the regime controls less than a third of the country's territories.
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By jumping the gun, the AP gets a scoop of sorts, but neither campaign seems happy about it.
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In some cases, he noted, jumping the gun on forming a business entity could eat into your profits.
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Despite the broadly supportive environment for gold, however, strategists are also cautioning investors to avoid jumping the gun.
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"The EU is jumping the gun prejudging the outcome while we are still discussing about it," he said.
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The United States Fish and Wildlife Service is jumping the gun with the proposed delisting of the Yellowstone grizzly.
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The medical examiner says it was a suicide by hanging, but Epstein's team says the ME is jumping the gun.
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Okay, that might be jumping the gun slightly — dedicated thong-wearers are still out there, and probably always will be.
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The point, then, is that Trump is jumping the gun by suggesting that Islamists are responsible — something he's done before.
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Yes, but: Marketing people are always getting ahead of the technology people, jumping the gun to get an edge on rivals.
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And, while many predicted this leaked tape would be the demise of Trump's campaign, writing Trump's electoral obituary is jumping the gun.
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Regina thinks we might be jumping the gun, but this is Hollywood ... so when it happens she's not about to say no.
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It's easy right now to dismiss VR as a niche product (or even a fad), but that would be jumping the gun.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, a hero of the left, said Democrats should avoid "jumping the gun" on such a drastic action.
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Some of them could actually be like our planet, but jumping the gun and saying they are without actually knowing informs no one.
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The Manhattan D.A. responded to Cuba's motion to dismiss the case, saying the Oscar winner and his legal team are jumping the gun.
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Kim says Psalm already looks like Chicago ... although that may be jumping the gun a bit, because you never know until you know.
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AT&T has been accused of jumping the gun in advertising the "5G Evolution," according to a lawsuit filed by Sprint last month.
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But some observers think she is jumping the gun and that she's reinforcing Trump's divisive attitude by pushing back at him so hard.
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If you can sublimate these impulses into something artistic or creative, do that—or, just have a conversation instead of jumping the gun.
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Jumping the gun ... "Today there were terror attacks in Turkey, Switzerland and Germany -- and it is only getting worse," Trump tweeted on Monday evening.
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Here are a few more examples of liberals jumping the gun: There's a real news item here, and don't get me wrong, it's funny.
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But the other thing I think is going on here is that there's been a sort of history of jumping the gun on Alzheimer's.
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Dan Sullivan (R-AK), a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, claims Kim "can press a button and hit Chicago," he's jumping the gun.
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It's a bit tricky — after all, plenty of publications are going to claim 2019 as "The Year of 5G," but they're all jumping the gun.
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Mr. Musk could offer a more innocent explanation, such as he was merely jumping the gun to reveal his desire to take the company private.
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But the hosts may have been wary of jumping the gun on the Weinstein story, given it broke just hours before the taping of their shows.
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But the Republican leaders of the North Carolina legislature slammed Cooper for jumping the gun on the announcement and said they were acting at McCrory's request.
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But, in this risk-case scenario, to assume a more positive outcome for the yuan and emerging markets on a permanent basis may be jumping the gun.
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With the madness of CES lurking around the corner, some tech manufacturers are jumping the gun and sharing some of their new wares a few days early.
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K. mentions meeting with a broker when we are in Jackson Hole next month, but I worry that it might be jumping the gun a little bit.
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The prince was referring to the hilarious moment in 2012 when he visited Bolt in Jamaica – and beat him by jokingly jumping the gun in a fun race.
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Furthermore, we believe investors are already pricing in a 2Q beat and raise quarter and may be jumping the gun on Activision's mobile advertising rollout for King Digital.
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If I'm her civil attorney, I might be biding my time to see what develops before jumping the gun based on an allegation that happened three years ago.
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Culson, 32, bronze medalist in London in 2012, blew his chance by jumping the gun, and briefly sat sobbing by the side of the track before trudging away.
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But the administration is essentially jumping the gun, using preliminary data that it appears to misunderstand or is possibly misrepresenting to say its policies are already creating jobs.
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These lawsuits have the potential to prevent the Trump administration from jumping the gun on dismantling sage -grouse protections before they have completed the legally-mandated planning process.
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Squamish Mayor Patricia Heintzman said the announcement was somewhat "jumping the gun" as there are 25 environmental conditions put forward by the Squamish First Nations still being worked out.
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A number of people on the right and the left have criticized the media, as well as people on social media, for jumping the gun with criticism of the students.
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Just as most people wouldn't propose marriage on a first date or ask about vacation benefits in the first 10 minutes of a job interview, jumping the gun can backfire.
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That's why, in the sincere hope that the new year brings some Kardashian-Jenner level positivity to our lives, we're jumping the gun and calling on Jenner to predict our futures.
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In remarks to reporters outside a State Police barracks Wednesday afternoon, a lawyer for the limousine company, Lee Kindlon, said investigators were "jumping the gun" in arresting and charging Mr. Hussain.
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"I'm probably jumping the gun, but since most of my job — really pretty much all of my job — can be done remote, I'm taking the opportunity to prove that," he said.
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The group that lobbies for them in Washington said this week that opponents are jumping the gun and mischaracterizing the proposal to alter the nation's flight navigation system before it is unveiled.
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This meant jumping the gun by a week on her inevitable designation as the presumptive Democratic nominee, but the NRDC Action Fund is obviously eager to get on with the general election.
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Okay, we may be jumping the gun here, but this seems like a woman who could definitely inspire a country right alongside Kate Middleton through her dedication to hard work and giving back.
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Sure, we know the look was paired with a Fall/Winter collection, but lips and eyes stained the shade of oxblood feels so right that it's no wonder everyone is jumping the gun.
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The upbeat outlook came despite the risk of hefty fines after EU antitrust regulators accused the Japanese firm of jumping the gun in its $6 billion acquisition of Toshiba Corp's medical equipment unit.
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Later that year, they set up a booth by itself in an otherwise empty part of the Grand Palais, jumping the gun on FIAC by a few weeks with a one-day installation.
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"Our merger assessment and decision-making depends on the Commission being sure that companies are not jumping the gun and implementing mergers without our approval," European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said in a statement.
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Tickets for Star Wars: The Last Jedi were supposed to go on sale tonight, following the premiere of a new trailer during Monday Night Football, but it seems that Showcase Cinemas is jumping the gun.
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Democratic hopefuls for 2020, who had been expected to wait until after midterms to begin overt campaigning, are jumping the gun and flooding into Iowa, New Hampshire and other early-voting states to begin building support.
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"What the emails reflected were jumping the gun a little bit, saying, 'Hey this is where we're going to be going,'" said the agency official, who asked not to be named to discuss the internal communications.
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BLAKE: It&aposs not jumping a gun when you think about how 800,20183 people in West Virginia are wondering right now, will they be able to keep their pre- existing conditions, you&aposre not jumping the gun.
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Like Dr. Shepherd said, your emergency contact is the person who is called in life-or-death situations, so jumping the gun and naming someone you're dating as your emergency contact too soon can end in disaster.
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Of course, there's always the possibility that this is just case companies jumping the gun by having product ready for launch ahead of competition in case the iPhone 11 (or whatever Apple calls it) actually does look like this.
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Considering the evidence of bias not only in a product headed to market but in the datasets one might base a new system on, Sap suggested that we may be jumping the gun on this whole automated hate speech detection thing.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Japanese camera and printer maker Canon was hit with a 28-million-euro ($31.8 million) fine on Thursday for jumping the gun in its acquisition of Toshiba Corp's medical unit three years ago before securing EU antitrust clearance.
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Now, the reputable battery and accessories company RAVpower is jumping the gun to announce what it calls the first wireless charging pad made with special technology just for "next-gen Apple devices" and tells Mashable mass production has already begun.
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Bolivia's President Evo Morales has accused those celebrating the early results in Sunday's referendum — which show him losing the chance to seek a fourth term in office — of both jumping the gun and preparing the way to unjustifiably accuse him of fraud.
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However, opponents of the $3.8 billion project, including the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, whose reservation is adjacent to the route, claimed that Hoeven and Cramer were jumping the gun and that an environmental study underway must be completed before the permit was granted.
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On social media, observers speculated as to the cause of the apparent backtracking, with many wondering whether the mission had experienced a temporary upset or whether it was a simple case of state media jumping the gun ahead of the official announcement.
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Film Forum is jumping the gun by one day, but it will bring in Thelma Schoonmaker, Martin Scorsese's longtime editor and the widow of the director Michael Powell, to introduce "A Matter of Life and Death" (2875) on Saturday at 25601:45 p.m.
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Film Forum is jumping the gun by one day, but it will bring in Thelma Schoonmaker, Martin Scorsese's longtime editor and the widow of the director Michael Powell, to introduce "A Matter of Life and Death" (1946) on Saturday at 4:45 p.m.
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TOKYO, July 7 (Reuters) - Canon Inc's stock fell to its lowest levels in more than two months on Friday after EU regulators said they may fine it up to 10 percent of annual revenue for jumping the gun in its acquisition of Toshiba Corp's medical unit.
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Only a year on, it might still be jumping the gun to pronounce it a success, but the relative calm in the country, along with the subsequent free and fair elections in December 2018 (a noteworthy feat in itself for a country long dogged by electoral manipulation) bode well.
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When I pointed out to a Comcast spokeswoman that the company's promises were only voluntary — that nothing will prevent Comcast from one day creating special tiers of internet service with bundled content, much like the way it now sells cable TV — she suggested I was jumping the gun.
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The celebrating is torn: are you supposed to hold or attend a party several days before Halloween, jumping the gun, or after it, when the children are trying to scrounge away the remnants of their candy hauls before their mother takes the rest to the office for her unworthy coworkers?
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"We have to be very certain — it's about not jumping the gun, not jumping to conclusions about the significance of the changes we find in the brain in terms of a person's prognosis or their symptoms," said Dr. Ann McKee, the chief of neuropathology at the V.A. Boston Healthcare System.
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Movers were seen clearing out items from Mr. Pelley's CBS office on Tuesday, but that was apparently at the decision of Mr. Pelley, who was jumping the gun ahead of an announcement of his departure, according to two people briefed on the move who requested anonymity to discuss private personnel shifts.
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" Douglas P. Fry, a professor of anthropology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, who was not involved in the research, agreed that the evidence looked like a massacre of one group by another but said that "based on skeletal evidence from one site in an area, it may be jumping the gun to call this 'war.
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That's a relatively small detail — a tiny change in the editing of the sequence would make it play out very differently — but Hopper yelling "He's gone, he's gone!" at Joyce to get her to leave Bob behind, while Bob is still writhing on the floor, reaching desperately toward their retreating backs, comes across as jumping the gun.
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And if it's good enough for a potential future princess-to-be (maybe we're jumping the gun, but those engagement rumors just won't quit), it's definitely good enough for the average subject — not to mention the fact that Markle's potential future sister-in-law Kate Middleton reportedly swears by a moisturizing day cream from the very same drugstore brand.
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European Cross Conundrum . Jumping the Gun. Retrieved 16 December 2013. Excitement over Bezabeh's large margin of victory was also tempered by discussion of his doping ban stemming from Operación Galgo, which had expired at the beginning of the year.
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The post had garnered some negative feedback from netizens and had also made its way into mainstream news. Some had argued that AWARE was “jumping the gun”, that it lacked an “understanding of the need for NS” and that AWARE was not recognising the 2-year sacrifice of NSmen, being “compelled by law to sacrifice two years of their life to National Service”.
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Rosentski is displeased with his enforcer's jumping the gun. He correctly surmises that James had gone to hide with his brother David and arranges a meeting with David's ex-wife, Liz. Rosentski promises he will pay off Liz's considerable business debts as well as reward her if she recovers the disc and diamonds. Rosentski's enforcer, however, wants the diamonds for himself and leads an assassination squad against David.
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The revelation that Black has dynamic chances and need not be satisfied with mere equality was the turning point in his career, he said."Evans 1970, p. 91. However, GM Edmar Mednis offered a seemingly contradictory anecdote about Fischer: "Some years ago, in going over my games, he looked up in surprise whenever he noticed that I was jumping the gun in playing for attack with the Black pieces. Disapprovingly, he advised, 'You've got to equalize first with Black before looking for something.
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The minimum number of called numbers is five (four if each number is under "N") although it is not considered Breaking the Bubble or possible until one number in each column or four/five numbers in a single column have been called. Jumping the Gun/Premature Bingo – One who calls bingo before having a valid bingo. The most common situation is someone calling bingo using the next number in the screen before it has been called. Wild numbers – Many bingo halls will have certain games with a wild number.
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He is prone to defying Batman's orders, sometimes to success (bringing in the Scarecrow singlehandedly) and sometimes failure (botching a raid on a drug lab by jumping the gun too soon). Todd also aided Batman while Gotham City was temporarily overrun by Deacon Blackfire as shown in Batman: The Cult. The most controversial moment prior to his death occurred in Batman #424 when serial rapist Felipe Garzonas escapes prosecution due to his father's diplomatic immunity. One of his victims, a girl named Gloria, hangs herself amid the threat of a third rape from Felipe.
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A bout between Lyoto Machida and Phil Davis was initially announced by UFC President, Dana White, to happen at UFC 140. However, White, after discovering that Davis was still recovering from a knee injury, admitted to "[jumping] the gun" on the announcement . Early reports also included a Light Heavyweight Championship bout between Jon Jones and Rashad Evans. First, Evans would need to be medically cleared following an operation that required pins to be inserted into his right hand due to an injury during his technical knockout victory over Tito Ortiz.
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Some Church of England free schools go beyond what is required by the 50% Rule and have oversubscription criteria which allocate 100% of places without reference to faith, in line with many of their established Voluntary Controlled schools. One school's interpretation of the 50% Rule was judged to be unreasonable, because it designated Church of England primary schools, which themselves had faith-based admissions criteria, as feeder schools for the 50% of places that were being allocated without reference to faith. Following the Government's consultation on removal of the 50% Rule, one proposed CE Free School apparently published plans for oversubscription criteria that selected only 25% of places without reference to faith, prompting criticism that people were "jumping the gun" in assuming the change would go ahead. However, the school later said the policy description on their website had been incorrect.
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