HAS IT BEEN LAID FOR YOU TO POTENTIALLY REACH AGREEMENT?
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The foundation has been laid for a new Courtyard Marriott.
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She expected similar plans to be laid for Zika by summer.
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"What's only laid for aggressors is dead bodies," the newspaper said.
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More than 3.73 miles of rails were laid for the crane.
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Groundwork has been laid for the next game, however that looks.
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They came back worried the groundwork was being laid for genocide.
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And you can sense the foundation being laid for the summer madhouse.
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Flowers laid for the victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting in June 2016.
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And so plans are being laid for a timeline of increasingly sensitive experiments.
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Do you think a predicate is being laid for Bob Mueller to be fired?
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The seeds have already been laid for the first hemp crops in the state.
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Early foundations were most definitely laid for this by Mr Rochester of Jane Eyre fame.
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Reporting suggests the groundwork had already been laid for Mexico to deploy troops to the border.
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The horseshoe-shaped table — decorated with vast pink-themed floral arrangements — was laid for 171 guests.
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It's like getting laid for the first time—you want to shout it to the world.
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The groundwork was laid for the Morozov mission, but virtually nothing was revealed about its details.
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Carson says Democratic leaders stepped into a trap laid for them by Republicans and conservative media distorting Omar's comments.
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Police would eventually escort the band off stage, although there was no arrest or charges laid for public nudity.
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Clinton or endorse her, the Democrats said, but the groundwork has been laid for an eventual conversation or meeting.
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More than six kilometers, about 3.73 miles, of rails were laid for the crane that can carry 3,000 tons.
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Rails were laid for iron-ore transport, and the town of Ely was founded a few years later, in 20163.
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"But this manifesto is a trap itself, laid for journalists searching for the meaning behind this horrific crime," Evans adds.
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She touts sanitized versions of Black History and often reminds us of the foundations laid for us by elders and ancestors.
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"There are serious consequences, including the possibility of criminal charges being laid, for failing to comply with these directives," Miles said.
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"I am very appreciative and aware of the foundation that has been laid for me to make this possible," she said.
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Others said the U.S. wasn&apost ready for a nuclear summit, that enough groundwork hadn&apost been laid for successful talks.
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In some parts of the American West, the foundation has already been laid for a state versus federal government lands blowout.
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By 2020, Nigeria wants to have plans laid for more solar mini-grids that would eventually reach more than 100,2150 people.
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Corbyn told reporters in England that "a wreath was indeed laid" for "some of those who were killed in Paris in 1992".
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WHAT HE DESERVES MORE CREDIT FOR Maintaining his composure and avoiding many of the traps laid for him by right-wing brinkmanship.
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A cornerstone was laid for the project in late 203 and PIF and its partners have issued bids for the plant's construction.
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President Donald Trump, speaking on the world's biggest stage, this week laid for the United Nations his case for patriotism and against globalism.
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Given the rocky foundation that Trump has laid for the successful execution of US policy, Tillerson will struggle to advance his top priorities.
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"Job done!" tweeted Russia's social media-savvy ambassador to the United Kingdom, who said the groundwork had been laid for a political settlement.
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On a recent visit, the two-way bike lane was up and running, and red paint was being laid for the bus lane.
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And the groundwork is laid for a very small revival, if they can just find a way to tell players about the game.
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"It's kind of mind-blowing to think that all this hype and all this groundwork is being laid for literally one day," he continues.
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They formed in 2151 just as the foundation was being laid for a new decade that saw them among others start a musical revolution.
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In 2015, the US Holocaust Memorial Museum sent a delegation to the region that came back warning the groundwork was being laid for genocide.
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Serious groundwork needs to be laid for the hardest reform of all, Constitutional amendments to increase the Senate representation of populous cities and suburbs.
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The ground is being laid for a full on establishment assault of Sanders should he climb any higher and genuinely threaten for the nomination.
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But the groundwork is gradually being laid for this objective, and it's being led primarily by NewSpace, a catchall term for the private spaceflight community.
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This is why it's important that the groundwork has been laid for a material shift in the government's longstanding fixation on defending the GDP target.
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Mr. Liu, the villager, said the stones had been laid for tourism and that Mapingguan was emerging as a popular destination for Tea-Horse enthusiasts.
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He chatted with a guide as he viewed some of the thousands of wreaths that had been laid for an event called Wreaths Across America.
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The idea of a congressional majority has seemed so implausible for so long that the groundwork hasn't really been laid for what to do with one.
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More than 1,600 km of pipes have already been laid for the pipeline, with annual capacity of 55 billion cubic meters (bcm), Nord Stream 2 said.
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In the decade that followed, the foundation was laid for the country's nuclear submarine fleet and aircraft carriers, allowing France to project power far and wide.
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So many times on the path toward manifesting my own musical dream, I have leaned on the work foundation he and my mother laid for us.
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Two senior officials said the two sets of meetings were deeply interconnected but were being kept separate as the groundwork was laid for full peace talks later.
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As moderate Republicans took over, federal environmental budgets and operations were restored, but the grounds were also being laid for a next war on the environmental state.
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The U.S. move is in addition to plans already laid for a continental European branch in Luxembourg, in response to Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
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Speaking to Reuters before the meeting at the energy ministry took place, two senior officials said no groundwork had been laid for cooperating with OPEC on output.
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And, she says, her success is owed in large part to the critical foundation her parents laid for her and how she learned to think about money.
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A Japanese official speaking to Kyodo News claimed that satellite surveillance shows the groundwork being laid for a launch as soon as next week, U.S. outlets reported.
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But many viewers are worried that the groundwork seems to be laid for a series about the same stories of fat people we've seen thousands of times over.
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The idea was to attract more companies wanting to take advantage of abundant "dark fiber"—cable laid for extra capacity that can be leased to whomever needs it.
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Abad was involved in a car crash, scuppering his plans to belatedly get laid for the first time ever, and—you'd imagine—making him really fucking hate cars.
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Because of those claims, Holder said, "a predicate has been laid for further voter suppression efforts," despite no credible evidence suggesting that voter fraud is a widespread problem.
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But in terms of where blame gets laid for the failures, and for the inability of the Republican agenda to actually be enacted, Trump does hold some advantages.
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Premier in turn said it "sees a strong future for an independent Premier Foods, and believes that the foundations have been laid for significant growth and shareholder value creation".
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Where XXX and Old illustrated a struggle to hopefully get clean, using his past to activate urgency, Atrocity places Danny Brown in the bed he has laid for himself.
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Mary Ziegler, professor, Florida State University Law School The most recent abortion case strengthened abortion rights, and there has been no groundwork laid for a decision reversing Roe tomorrow.
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The spat over crowd size is a low-stakes, semi-comic dispute, but the groundwork is being laid for much more consequential debates over what is, and isn't, true.
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The groundwork is laid for the show to explore matters of religious faith — styles of doctrinal interpretation and application, limits of belief, the meaning of temptation in the modern age.
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It wasn't clear how much groundwork had actually been laid for such a maneuver, and it's illegal for companies and executives to give shareholders misleading information about potentially meaningful corporate events.
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But it's starting to look like the summer of 2017 will be remembered as, if not a total game changer, the year the groundwork was laid for a new "Hollywood wisdom."
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He has managed to slip unscathed through the traps that society has laid for men like him, while Sparsholt, the red-blooded war hero, husband, and father, has taken the fall.
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But it was 2002, appropriately the year when I became genuinely interested in games, that the foundations were laid for what I today consider my greatest loves and most enduring bugbears.
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She stares suggestively into the makeshift death trap she's laid for the walkers pursuing her, as if she might just use it on herself before deciding she may as well live.
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You can see the tracks laid for each of the tech giants, and there's no clear way off this path — to downward poll numbers and normal, grubby politics — for any of them.
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That post-credits scene all but proves that he's still alive after his heroic "sacrifice," and the groundwork has clearly been laid for his sure-to-be epic return in season 4.
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Our "Vanderpump Rules" production sources tell us ... the groundwork's been laid for Lisa to open up a new dining spot in West Hollywood, the same block on which SUR and PUMP sit.
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Because the foundation that is laid for those skills is in early education, it's noteworthy that in low-income countries only 57 percent of the children who enter primary school complete it.
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Once a machine can translate fluently between two natural languages, the foundation has been laid for a machine that might one day "understand" human language well enough to engage in plausible conversation.
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And standing on stage, trading rapid-fire barbs with Mr. Christie, he did not spot the trap that the governor had laid for him by warning the audience of Mr. Rubio's robotic ways.
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The only real groundwork that was laid for the rest of the season, which will include Rick's departure from the show, is that there are some Saviors who are still loyal to Negan.
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At the first Oculus Rift demos at CES 2013, a string of tech reporters emerged from the company's Las Vegas hotel suite grinning like they had just gotten laid for the first time.
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"When you look at the type of power that those four students had and the type of precedent that they laid for students like Love and me, it is just amazing," Brewington said.
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But however long it takes for an AlphaGo-style showdown, the foundations have been laid for researchers to start their work, and StarCraft II should provide a fascinating platform for the field at large.
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Federer, the career leader in men's Grand Slam singles titles with 17, considers himself a student of the past, appreciative of the risks Laver took, the pro Tour groundwork that was laid for him.
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Plans should be laid for an extensive program of lunar expiation leading to a moon base that will include international and commercial partners who will not only explore the moon but develop it economically.
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Is Donald Trump falling into the same sort of trap that Ronald Reagan laid for Vladimir Putin's predecessors in the old Soviet Union, egged down the path to ruinous competition for a pointless prize?
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Together they helped turn Britain's gaze inward, toward gritty industrial landscapes, where a generation of disaffected youth railed against the class system and the claustrophobic trap it laid for workers locked in dead-end jobs.
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Once Trump himself took the stage, the groundwork was laid for his acceptance speech to amplify -- to rousing cheers from the overwhelmingly white delegates -- the previous days' anti-black, anti-Muslim and anti-immigration fear-mongering.
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The tweet raised eyebrows because it wasn't clear how much groundwork had actually been laid for such a maneuver, and it's illegal for companies and executives to give shareholders misleading information about potentially meaningful corporate events.
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You might be in the second category out of choice—in which case I congratulate you on your self-restraint—but let's be honest, if you're reading this you're probably not getting laid for some other reason.
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"The groundwork is now explicitly laid for a 2019 taper, and possibly cessation of run-off by the end of the year," said Jon Hill, vice president of the U.S. rates strategy team at BMO Capital Market.
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"The groundwork is now explicitly laid for a 2019 taper, and possibly cessation of run-off by the end of the year," said Jon Hill, vice president of the U.S. rates strategy team at BMO Capital Market.
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"You can see the potential for an environment of low rates, low energy prices, equity markets that have corrected to attractive levels, and the foundation is laid for the next leg of the bull market," Sieg said.
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KIDSTON, Australia (Reuters) - At an abandoned gold mine in Australia's outback, plans are being laid for a large-scale renewable energy project generating continuous power, but its fate may sway on the outcome of next month's national election.
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After startling a puppy dog eating porridge, Monty catapults into the sugar bowl on a table laid for tea and loads up a roller skate with doughnuts and iced buns before narrowly evading a woman wielding a broom.
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Some 41 units, with a combined capacity of 246 megawatts (MW), were constructed last year but still need to be hooked up this year, while another 122 foundations were laid for the future construction of turbines, VDMA said.
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In the 2010s, though, millions of others came to appreciate drag culture and understand the foundations that black and brown queer communities in the '80s and '90s laid for everything from Madonna's "Vogue" to Lady Gaga's entire career.
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Speaking at an event in Rio de Janeiro, Guedes said several businessmen have told him that the conditions are being laid for investment to be unleashed into the economy, which the government is opening up rapidly but responsibly.
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For Macedonians Ilinden, or August 2 is a symbolic date - in 1903, the region rose against Ottoman rule, while on the same day in 1944 foundations were laid for establishing of the republic of Macedonia within the Former Yugoslavia.
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The only likelihood of reaching common ground is if the U.S. and Taliban complete their deal and announce the withdrawal schedule between now and the end of the two-week mark the Afghan government has laid for direct talks to begin.
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The foundations were laid for the dynasty's fortunes 160 years ago when André Oscar Wallenberg, the globe-trotting son of a Lutheran bishop, returned from America with a book on how to set up a bank, and founded Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB).
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She said it was therefore important that the new German government started work quickly and added that a "very, very good foundation has been laid for joint work in government" after 66 percent of SPD members voted for another conservative-SPD tie-up.
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Mr. Pryce's Shylock, meanwhile, evinces little rage and thirst for vengeance — he knows better than to fall into the traps laid for him — but instead argues his case with a measured rationality that, despite its monstrous consequences, never feels tinged with unbridled malice.
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And when Glamour's longtime editor Cindi Leive resigned last year and was later replaced by Samantha Barry, a "digital native" from CNN, it seemed pretty clear the groundwork was being laid for the magazine to go into that good digital night. Whoops!
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Before President Moon steps foot in Pyongyang, the groundwork should be laid for a possible breakthrough, with America and South Korea jointly offering the North a peace declaration that ends the Korean War, in exchange for a full accounting of Kim's nuclear warheads and missiles.
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Within a month of Ohr passing along Steele's dirt, the FBI scheduled a follow-up meeting with the British intelligence operative — and the path was laid for the Steele dossier to support a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant to surveil Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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Another instance of corruption metastasizing and radiating out of the IRS occurred in October 6900 in a meeting between Lois Lerner, Justice Department officials and the FBI where plans were laid for the possible criminal prosecution of targeted nonprofit organizations for alleged illegal political activity.
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Medicaid expansion critic Joshua Archambault, senior fellow of the Foundation for Government Accountability, said he doesn't believe expansion has reached a tipping point, He also said there is plenty of groundwork being laid for trimming back expansion — and possibly getting rid of it altogether at some point.
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More than the defects of the interrogators are the traps they laid for Trump's defense: The accusers had no direct knowledge, they might be anti-Trumpers, investigating corruption in Ukraine is a good thing, and the country ultimately got the military aid that had been held up.
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Perhaps they didn't land HQ2 this time, but when we fast-forward to 2038 — and the search for Argo AI, SparkCognition or Welltok's new headquarters is well underway — the groundwork will have been laid for cities with strong ecosystems already in place to compete on an even playing field.
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The new tech will only be available in devices using new Snapdragon chips — and we'll still have to test it to make sure it lives up to Qualcomm's claims — but it looks like the groundwork is being laid for a smoother, more universal future of all your devices taking advantage of USB-C.
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In addition, we see continued margin levers driving upside to our +10% net income CAGR through FY21 (& management's MSD top-line to HSD-LDD bottom-line algorithm) given supply chain, geographic, channel, and product mix accretion with the infrastructure investments laid for future growth (marketing/e-comm/Intl) and balance sheet optionality (license buybacks) incremental.
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"When I think about this from the standpoint of what you can do to change the way people view themselves, and other people view them in the LGBTQ community, I think on the very first day there should be steps taken to undo the example that Mr. Trump and Mr. Pence have laid for the country," Steyer said.
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On the same day the tariffs were signed, the White House confirmed that groundwork is being laid for a potential face-to-face meeting between the Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. If the meeting comes to fruition, it would be the first such encounter between the U.S. and North Korean heads of state.
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Like a third person, the camera follows just behind them as they enter the club through the rear door ("It's better than waiting in the line," Hillexplains) and pass down labyrinthine back halls through the kitchen, with Hill glad-handing staff members and strewing money in his wake, and on into the dining room, where a table is swiftly laid for them.
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And because Mr. West cannot do anything in half measure, what was supposed to be a small presentation to the industry instead culminated about half an hour later on the sloping lawn outside the building as thronged masses — those who had been invited and those who had been waiting on the street in the cold and rain — were treated to a fashion show en plein-air and from afar: pea-size models strolling round the outside of the dome and projected onto the curving sides of the building as security people attempted to herd attendees off the actual lawn and onto some artificial grass that had been laid for the occasion (though it was so dark and crowded, no one could tell the difference) and everyone jostled for position and a choir of car horns rose and fell in unison, which at first everyone thought was a manifestation of traffic rage, but then turned out to be part of the performance.
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