Sometimes the best laid plans are meant to be broken.
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The main constant: the president disrupting his best laid plans.
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Unfortunately, these things happen to even the best laid plans.
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With carefully laid plans there's always a bit of risk involved.
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Feature requests, timelines and bugs will complicate the best laid plans.
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Early signs indicate that Grab's best laid plans are falling apart.
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The vagaries of life have infringed upon my best-laid plans!
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Read how the best laid plans of modernization are backfiring here.
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But even the best-laid plans can go off the rails.
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The best-laid plans of Daenerys Targaryen have gone awry again.
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The best-laid plans must have a bit of wiggle room.
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And … you know what they say about the best-laid plans?
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On this day, the best-laid plans for treating patients never developed.
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Clearly not expecting all its best laid plans to be entirely derailed.
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And blowing up carefully laid plans is, well, sort of his thing.
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It would not unfold according to the best-laid plans of wonks.
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The best-laid plans are riddled with chlamydia and piles of debt.
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Catch-22 is always there to mess with your best-laid plans.
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But the best laid plans of mice and speakers often go awry.
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Even the best laid plans are kind of up in the air.
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However, even the best-laid plans are no match for the heart.
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Essentially, tonight's supermoon does not bode well for even the best-laid plans.
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Your best-laid plans to hit the gym after work keep getting derailed?
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"There was something more sinister hiding in my best-laid plans," she says.
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But like the best-laid plans of many second graders, hers went awry.
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Space travel brings logistical challenges that can ruin even the best-laid plans.
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But even the best laid plans don't always go off without a hitch.
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Of course the best laid plans usually result in someone's brains getting eaten.
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"Emigration" conjures an orderly move, with well-packed luggage and well-laid plans.
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And Mother Nature has the potential to wreak havoc on best-laid plans.
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But even with the best-laid plans, something is always going to go wrong.
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He found a job frying chicken and laid plans for his family to follow.
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LONDON — Sometimes your best laid plans can crumble in the face of abject stupidity.
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Daniel Suarez is living proof that the best-laid plans can sometimes go awry.
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The Public Editor Sometimes the best-laid plans, well, just aren't that well laid.
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But not before executing what amounts to a commentary on all our best laid plans.
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Even with intense focus on redundancy, natural disasters can overwhelm even the best laid plans.
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Fans of the "Dead" universe remember all of Rick's best laid plans at the prison.
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"From this flip, we learned that changing economic conditions can derail the best-laid plans."
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That's already been tried, and Republican voters spoiled up their party's leaders best-laid plans.
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Sometimes the best laid plans will shatter both your heels and split your head open.
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Markle herself was presenting a prize, but you know what they say: best laid plans, etc.
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When you decide to buy a home, even the best-laid plans may need some tinkering.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Welcome to New Hampshire, a state with a history of rebutting Iowa's best-laid plans.
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The regulation-plagued status quo certainly isn't working according to the best laid plans of its proponents.
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For weeks Republican lawmakers bombarded McCarthy with lists of regulations to repeal and lobbying groups laid plans.
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All those carefully laid plans vaporized when Amazon declared the Long Island City project dead Thursday morning.
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But that also means his firm views on economic policy can run headlong into Ryan's best laid plans.
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Throughout "The Red Woman," characters grappled with the fact that their best-laid plans have gone horribly awry.
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"The best laid plans always go awry, and an individual has to have flexibility built into their mindset."
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To be sure, the best-laid plans of companies that file for bankruptcy often go awry in court.
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But when it came time to get pre-approved for a loan, our best laid plans went awry.
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That means the best-laid plans for international cooperation could be thrown out when the next downturn hits.
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That is exactly the kind of bad March break that can upset Coach John Calipari's best-laid plans.
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Some days, despite our best-laid plans, the gap between intention and reality can look like a chasm.
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There is an excitement to live TV broadcasts; even the best-laid plans can be waylaid by unexpected difficulties.
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All these carefully laid plans are dependent on the expedition schedule, which, of course, can change at any moment.
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The fickle climate can throw the best-laid plans to the wind, although some players have had more luck.
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But Iraq has a way of confounding even the best-laid plans, and the president's critics see it differently.
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Unfortunately, as is often the case with the well-laid plans of reality TV, things didn't go to script.
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The year Witherspoon gave birth to Ava, she starred in the films Election, Cruel Intentions and Best Laid Plans.
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The year Witherspoon gave birth to Ava, she starred in the films Election, Cruel Intentions and Best Laid Plans.
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Enter Howard Schultz, the billionaire centrist who has shaken up the best-laid plans of the coalition of the ascendant.
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Cooper is back, the "other" Cooper is going about his well-laid plans, and Diane (Laura Dern) isn't actually Diane.
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Meal prep is the healthy eater's way to make sure temptation doesn't sneak in and sabotage your best-laid plans.
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As if to foil the best laid-plans of both campaigns, the Associated Press declared Clinton's victory on Monday night.
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Mitch McConnell, for watching your best-laid plans blow up in your face, you had the worst week in Washington.
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Naturally, she wouldn't take her pipes down until the day was near finished, which would endanger our carefully laid plans.
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But after Ms. Gillibrand's big announcement in January, her expensively laid plans unraveled as those potential contributors all but vanished.
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The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on the travel and tourism industries, as well as individual vacationers' best-laid plans.
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When life gets in the way of your best laid plans, sometimes all you need is a simple act of kindness.
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You could argue that Nichols set herself up, that nobody should expect babies or bodies to adhere to best-laid plans.
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He repeatedly veered off message in tweets and during infrastructure-themed speeches, flouting some of White House staffers' carefully laid plans.
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Small steps toward that goal allow for human error and the way real life runs roughshod over the best-laid plans.
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He laid plans for an unprecedented artillery and air response to cripple his North Vietnamese adversaries in a rare conventional confrontation.
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"This policy change could throw a wrench — at least temporarily — in the carefully laid plans of taxpayers and their tax advisers."
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He's already laid plans to respond next week on the day the House of Representatives plans to vote on impeachment articles.
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In the Better Call Saul universe, the best laid plans often lead to heartache — or even worse, a bullet to the head.
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A day after the vote, their best laid plans in tatters, the more organized elements of the progressive resistance begin to mobilize.
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The Point: Best-laid plans of mice and men (and the Trump administration) often go awry, especially when Robert Mueller is involved.
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He repeatedly veered off message in tweets and infrastructure-themed speeches, flouting some of White House staffers' carefully laid plans. http://bit.
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Mr. Zuckerberg and Ms. Sandberg agreed to go public with some findings, and laid plans to release a blog post on Sept.
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"There is no playbook for this time, no best laid plans, nothing," said one longtime ally who's in touch with the campaign.
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But do remember that deadlines still exist and sometimes additional projects come out of the ether to throw off our best-laid plans.
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They know that even the best-laid plans can run into unexpected problems, so they take problems in stride and stay the course.
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You survived yet another Mercury retrograde, widely known as an astrological assault on your texts, emails, best-laid plans, and anything involving communication.
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From the earliest days of his first campaign, Trump's free-wheeling style has often scuttled even the best-laid plans of his aides.
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That baby might torpedo his or her parent's well-laid plans with multiple diaper blowouts, inexplicable fussing, an insatiable appetite or piercing howls.
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But, really, thrusting two more homegrown prospects onto center stage was just another element of the Yankees' long-laid plans coming to fruition.
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Rose's photographs are imbued with an overwhelming sense of erosion, of the city's denudation alongside its best-laid plans and ill-gotten gains.
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The next planet to turn retrograde will be Saturn this Thursday, April 6, and even your best-laid plans might be thrown into peril.
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Second, I can't help but be reminded of how none of the best-laid plans for Trump's political demise have gone according to plan.
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In almost every test, and during the few attacks that have hit within American borders, hardly any of the well-laid plans actually worked.
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But with no track nearby to improve his running times, he fears that his best laid plans may also fall victim to the wildfire.
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Adjusting his best-laid plans with each opening-week surprise, he seemed more at ease than ever before in his young yet prodigious career.
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Whether Trump — who has a track record of sabotaging his aides' best-laid plans — takes full advantage of the operation remains to be seen.
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The best laid plans are the ones that fastest go off track, and no matter what you do, you can never truly be prepared completely.
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They watched their carefully laid plans — using Harvey funding as leverage to push through a long-term debt ceiling extension — blow up in their faces.
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It's simply that the best laid plans of leaders and followers alike go awry in the intervening clash of cultures involving members, committees and leadership.
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Other administrations have made bold space exploration speeches only to see the best-laid plans collapse into a mire of technical complications and political wrangling.
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Last year's disappointing performance serves as a reminder that even the best-laid plans can go awry if Mother Nature is not fully on board.
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The ACA, of course, has not functioned in accordance with the best laid plans of its proponents, widespread industry consolidation translating to much higher prices.
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And, offering a reminder that presidential best-laid plans can founder on outside events, New Orleans braced for serious flooding and potential hurricane landfall this weekend.
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We launched this particular poll with the expressed understanding it would be an experiment -- to see how our best-laid plans would work with real data.
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The new song suggests that Raven now has her foresight under control, but that life has thrown a wrench in some of her best laid plans.
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Sure, Mercury's retrograde might be over, but you never know when some residual energy from its shadow period may interfere with even your best laid plans.
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"They laid plans to attack courthouses, banks, festivals, funerals, schools, mosques, churches, synagogues, clinics, water-treatment plants, and power grids," reports the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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But will he fare any better than his predecessors, who saw their best laid plans sink into the bureaucratic quicksand and diplomatic muck of UN headquarters?
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The best-laid plans of Democratic presidential contender Bernie Sanders were upended this week – and his campaign is struggling to get back on track.
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But final approval has become more uncertain since Democrats took control of the House of Representatives from Republicans, a potential setback to Mexico's best laid plans.
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Of course you know immediately that, despite their best-laid plans, Lara Jean and Peter will fall in love, and there will be third act complications.
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And while everyone is obsessed with the economics right now, it is worth keeping in mind that spring weather can ultimately derail even the best-laid plans.
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Funny what even a mildly successful intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) test carried out by a rogue nuclear nation can do to upset even the best laid plans.
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Soon, you are reading totally frightening but utterly real tales of criminals taking over investment and Social Security accounts, and you wonder about your carefully laid plans.
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All of this would be tepid and incrementalist, a failure compared to the dreams of full-repeal advocates and the best-laid plans of right-wing wonks.
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"None of us were prepared for this loss in the sense that we didn't have well-laid plans to mobilize," said Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood.
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While there's no appetite anywhere for another shutdown, the president could still foil Congress's best laid plans by declaring a national emergency at the end of it all.
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Diplomats who have previously met with North Korean officials said the North Koreans could foil well-laid plans simply by refusing to participate or by changing their tone.
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Trump has stoked trade friction with China, Russia and most recently the European Union and has laid plans for imposing tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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And then there's Daenerys, who completes her face-heel turn by abandoning her carefully laid plans and her tactically immaculate victory by deciding to spray King's Landing with fire.
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It shows that the best laid plans are nothing in the face of everything; it shows that one can fail, and end, and yet that isn't really the end.
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The choice of Mr. Zinke, however, aggravated the party and vividly illustrated how Mr. Trump's improvisational, often impulsive style can collide with the best-laid plans of congressional Republicans.
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There are a few others, and they all work to slow down the party, remove their resources, and generally throw a wrench in the works of best-laid plans.
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"Well, the best-laid plans, as they say," he wrote, adding that he had thought he had an "upper respiratory bug" but that it was ultimately diagnosed as cancer.
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This scene is part of an illuminating arc for the character, and that's something we'll talk about next week, after the team's carefully laid plans around the Nauvoo go south.
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When Ramsay trots Rickon out on the battlefield, Jon is so overcome that he goes charging in to save his adopted brother, thus ruining all of his army's carefully laid plans.
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The parties are spending millions to try to get the outcomes they want, or at least to try to avoid disaster — but their best-laid plans could go very awry indeed.
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This is precisely the sort of thing that will happen to you this month, Aquarius: your best laid plans will pan out, but on a much smaller scale than you'd hoped.
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But elected officials and political strategists had been preparing for the possibility of a hasty redrawing of the congressional map and an upending of carefully laid plans for the midterm campaigns.
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When we met with Misty back at CES, the Sphero spin-off had an April time frame for its programmable robot, Misty II. But the best laid plans, and all that.
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But despite the best-laid plans, families — especially those with multiple children attending college — may find themselves with both "leftover" 529 funds and student loans, said Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of Savingforcollege.com.
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What you see in the book, though, is just time after time after time where people's best-laid plans fell by the wayside as they carried out the president's policy desires.
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The uncertainty threw a wrench into long-laid plans by the White House to mount an effort at exoneration once the impeachment proceedings move across Capitol Hill to the upper chamber.
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The novel subtly explores the ways in which desire can reconfigure our best-laid plans, and its expansive outlook suggests how easily, in African-American life, hard-won privileges can be dissolved.
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The image was filtered, cropped, saved at lower resolutions, and shared with quotes he didn't write, proving that, once again, the internet doesn't care about the best laid plans of content creators.
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" - NetflixAvailable July 12 Kidnapping Stella (2019)"Snatched off the street and held for ransom, a bound and gagged woman uses her limited powers to derail her two masked abductors' carefully laid plans.
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"We need to be mindful of such events and their potentially far-reaching consequences since these could undermine our economic performance and disrupt our carefully-laid plans," Espenilla said in a speech.
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His God is by turns comically admonishing, affectionate and just occasionally petulant, as who would not be when his carefully laid plans have resulted in, well, the world in its endless imperfection.
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The best-laid plans for Penn have long involved persuading the Garden's owners, the Dolan family, to leave their aging, inefficient arena for one that could be housed within the Farley building.
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The blood-soaked, tragic history of Syria over the last 7 years tells us that the future of the conflict will frustrate the best laid plans and the most sound strategic thinking.
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So we're worried that some of the best-laid plans here are not really going to come to pass," Max Wolff, chief economist at Disruptive Technology Advisers, said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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"Of course the realities on the ground always bump into the best laid plans that the smartest military minds can come up with, and that's kind of where we are today," he said.
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The best levels have you scouring every bit of geometry, plotting your course and then, taking off across the terrain, only to find out your best laid plans need a little second guessing.
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Ms. Lewis, speaking by telephone, recalled the crazed "Don Knotts scream" she lets loose in an early campfire scene, like the opening bell of her escalating assault on Kathryn's overly well-laid plans.
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LONDON — For months, British officials laid plans to make sure that President Trump, a fan of ornate housing, will see a castle or two on his visit to England after the NATO gathering.
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The weather conditions once again played havoc with the best-laid plans of the organizers, with falling snow and high winds forcing them to shorten the course and delaying the action throughout the day.
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"Despite Trump and Pruitt's best laid plans to do favors to corporate polluters, advocates for our public health, our climate, and our communities are fighting back," said Sierra Club Chief Climate Counsel Joanne Spalding.
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The very best young players do not want to find their options limited, their best-laid plans stymied by an employer that wants to hold on long after they had hoped to let go.
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Marvel remains the envy of the movie industry, but as the studio stretches to explore the outer expanse of its universe, the risk will only increase in terms of scrambling those well-laid plans.
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Still, as the oil market rushes to prepare, the shipping industry could crush their best-laid plans; scrubbers, which cost $3-$10 million to retrofit onto existing vessels, are becoming more standard on new ships.
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Both Bush and Barack Obama sought to get off on the right foot with the Russian leader -- but found that clashing US and Russian national interests soon ensured that their best laid plans went awry.
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The bishops' well-laid plans The Catholic bishops had been expected to debate and vote on several "concrete measures to respond to the abuse crisis," according to a news release about the meeting in Baltimore.
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As the saying goes, the best laid plans of horny men often go awry -- or something like that, but this video of a bare-assed British dude banging his chick in a busy park ... definitely applies.
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A good night's sleep looks slightly different for every person — but we've all had those nights where stress, a sudden sound, or just our dumb bodies throw off our best laid plans for a peaceful slumber.
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That's Regan's home base (though she's hoping to branch out soon, and has already laid plans for a ramen shop nearby.) A "ticket" to one of Ilana's dinners costs anywhere from $75–$160, depending on drinks.
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Though McQueen can be exacting in the way he composes a frame — "One thing wrong, and it's all wrong," he said — he is willing to undo all of his best-laid plans in the editing room.
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Cleveland Hustles: The Hustle Continues Even the best laid plans can go up in smoke, but sometimes it's the little adjustments that can make all the difference, especially on days as important as a company's grand opening.
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People are spending much more time at home, and are turning to the internet and remote services to get what they need, and in many cases are finding that their best-laid plans are now in freefall.
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Putnam toiled for years after leaving Congress in 2010 to lay the groundwork for this gubernatorial run and saw his best laid plans upended by an endorsement from Trump, the undisputed GOP kingmaker in this primary season.
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WASHINGTON — Tom Perriello, the former congressman from Virginia, is making a surprise entry into his state's governor's race, disrupting Democrats' well-laid plans in what promises to be the most-watched election in the country this year.
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Reactions on Kotaku's Facebook page, where I first spied the news through misty morning eyes, inevitably incorporate some cheesed-off consumers absolutely livid that their best-laid plans for a summertime of interstellar immersion have been dashed—supposedly.
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Instead, this formulation demands "progress" that is "appropriate" while acknowledging that best-laid plans do not always bear their intended fruit (thus, "reasonably calculated") and that some students' impairments are unduly severe ("in light of the child's circumstances").
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Eric Brewer, who spent years in the intelligence community before joining Trump's National Security Council to work on Iran, told me that's when the Pentagon and other parts of the government rely heavily on their best-laid plans.
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If he walks away from that promise, he will hobble his presidency and imperil his re-election — and that of many Republican congressmen and senators — more thoroughly than the best-laid plans of the most anti-Trump Democrats.
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Still, given how many well-laid plans go awry for the heroes (or at least, for the not-so-despicable characters) in this episode, maybe Cersei is better off just following her impulses and and doing whatever she wants.
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If Wilson shows how overweening pride and utopianism can ruin best laid plans, Trump teaches something else: how a narrow-minded nationalist can undermine U.S. interests and values and forfeit the privileges as well as responsibilities of global leadership.
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But military records and interviews with fellow airmen show that despite repeated chances, his career fell apart under the weight of his depression and rage, at a time when his mind was churning with half-laid plans to kill his superiors.
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Lately, climate policymakers around the world have been grappling with the fact that even the best-laid plans to tackle global warming will falter if they don't take into account people who might lose out from a shift to cleaner energy.
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Since the killings and the letters stopped, it seems likely that he abandoned murder as a hobby and moved into other social deviant behaviors like attending Princeton, working for George W. Bush, or spoiling the GOP's best-laid plans to stop Donald Trump.
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It will take time to forge consensus between Paris, Berlin and other member states in an environment where the appetite for "more Europe" is waning and where developments on the ground can doom the best laid plans of the bloc's biggest states.
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Knowing when to make the call to change, or cancel ceremonies, was just one of the tough decisions these couples and others have had to make over the last several weeks as unpredictable wildfires and hurricanes caused disruptions to their best-laid plans.
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Nothing about this hyperactive movement or any other fighting method is perfect and while it denies the opponent some openings, and creates others for the fighter doing the moving this is still a sport where the best laid plans gang aft agley.
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FUKUROI CITY, Japan (Reuters) - Japan is one of the most vulnerable countries in the world to earthquakes, typhoons and tsunamis and organizers of next month's rugby World Cup hope their best-laid plans are not thrown into disarray by a natural disaster.
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Lately, climate-policy makers around the world have been grappling with the fact that even the best-laid plans to tackle global warming will falter if they don't take into account people who might lose out from a shift to cleaner energy.
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Still, he carried on as the chief carrier of Trump's choppy water because that's what a party chairman does: He smiles and spins and swallows his best-laid plans and audibles in the name of getting his nominee to the finish line.
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Short enough — and gripping enough — to read in a single sitting, Jenny Offill offers us a portrait of a marriage that blooms with the happy certainty of youth but sours after the birth of a baby and the derailment of best-laid plans.
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In keeping with his "I alone can fix it" mantra -- and his frequently dim view of the government's subject-matter experts -- Trump has been known to jettison the carefully laid plans of his own government in favor of following his own instincts.
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Since the red planet is still retrograde (and making even our best-laid plans move in slow motion), so this is an opportunity to rehash, reorganize, and restore anything that's bugging you at work — leave any executing for after the 27th, when Mars goes direct.
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The realities of the working world, and her industry, quickly altered her best-laid plans: Two years as a marketing assistant and then account executive steered her into a more marketing-oriented role, work that both "drained her soul" and wasn't very well-paying.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Even the best laid plans to limit the influence of Cristiano Ronaldo might not be enough for Morocco when they come up against Portugal at the World Cup in Moscow, coach Herve Renard said on the eve of the Group B game.
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" P.S. Wall Street Journal front-pager, "Tech Firms Face Political Pressures": "The industry's standing suffered again in the past week when lawmakers laid plans for public hearings to examine whether Facebook and other social-media platforms were used by foreign governments during the 2016 campaign.
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Those five rounds exemplified why live fights are totally different organisms than the artifacts you call up with Google searches: you're watching best-laid plans and chaos and random chance all coalesce in the moment, and the ending is still a wide-open possibility.
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Even if Valls or another of his Socialist colleagues managed to upset conventional wisdom by winning the presidency, they would most likely face exactly the sort of resistance to reforms that has thwarted the best-laid plans of governments of all stripes in past decades.
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Super PACs asking questions Yet the candidates -- two individuals aides on both sides acknowledge have the ability to do, and say, what they want, regardless of the best laid plans of their advisers -- weren't the only ones with shifting interpretations of the new block-Trump landscape.
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But even the best-laid plans don't often account for beef, which meant that his June war-of-words with PUSHA-T—culminating with the apparent revelation that Drake was the absentee father to a baby boy—threw a wrench into his attempt at a corporate restructuring.
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Planning a destination wedding is stressful enough, but having your nuptials disrupted by a rare weather event, whether it be an earthquake, hurricane, flood or wildfires, can wreak havoc on the most well-laid plans — even for couples whose weddings are several weeks (or months) away.
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Old Trafford had its smile back, a predator's grin, ready to become the latest place where P.S.G.'s finest-laid plans fell to pieces, just as they had at the Bernabeu last year, and at the Etihad and the Nou Camp in the years before that.
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The best laid plans go horribly awry sometimes, and we like to believe that most people making games are doing so because they want to make something good—a successful product, a fun social experience, a piece of art or expression or nostalgia that will speak to people.
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Fear, if not the reality of the Zika virus and the mosquitoes that carry it, has not only cast its shadow on the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in August, but is upending the carefully laid plans of couples who have long wanted a wedding in an exotic tropical locale.
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As certified financial planner Lauren Lyons Cole said inan article on the Equifax breach, "Even when we take all kinds of steps to protect ourselves online, our best-laid plans can still result in financial foibles — whether as a result of our own error or a giant financial company's."1.
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The dramatic opening sequence of "Saving Private Ryan," a wrenching 24 minutes long, starkly depicts both the random brutality of combat and how teams of men, despite best laid plans, were forced to think on their feet in order to somehow navigate across beaches and up rocky cliffs, under enemy fire.
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In times such as ours, overwhelmed by Instagram-posed, Pinterest-inflected phony perfection, it's a relief to see amateurs struggle to bring their visions to life, to know that color schemes can get away from the best of us, that the best-laid plans for chandeliers often go awry. 'St.
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For her role on "Notorious," a show inspired by a former "Larry King Live" producer, Perabo spent some time in two separate CNN bureaus, shadowing producers, watching as newsrooms would spring into action upon breaking news and seeing first hand what happens when a day's best-laid plans go out the window.
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" As if to fuel the speculative chatter, the New York Times published a profile of O'Rourke as a 2020 candidate on Sunday, categorizing him as a "wild card" and wondering, "Will a soon-to-be-former congressman, with an unremarkable legislative record and a Senate campaign loss, upend their best-laid plans?
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All this goes to underscore the point that Starbucks gift cards have become an honest-to-god phenomenon; more than 40 percent of all of Starbucks purchases are now made on gift cards, and that percentage keeps rising, all very much keeping in line with the company's carefully laid plans revolving around Christmas.
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Putin&aposs best-laid plans, however, won&apost be without their challenges: Factionalism within the ruling elite and electoral pressure from opposition parties could eventually upset United Russia&aposs dominant position in parliament, leading to greater political discord or — in the most extreme case regime change, in essence, if opposition parties gain control of parliament.
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Nearly four months since those best laid plans went stunningly awry, Democrats have finally wrapped up a long leadership campaign -- between two front-runners with nearly indistinguishable political profiles -- with their own activist coalition in an uproar, rallying against Trump but also openly organizing and agitating for primary challenges to the party's depleted House and Senate caucuses.
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The explosion drew widespread attention from inside the chamber and out -- and surfaced once again the long-simmering tension between House Republican leadership and the conservative bloc of lawmakers that has, at times, wreaked havoc on Ryan and his leadership team's best-laid plans on topics ranging from government spending and health care to the farm bill and -- repeatedly -- immigration.
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WASHINGTON — The 22008 Democratic presidential primary, already expected to be the party's most wide open in decades, has been jostled on the eve of many long-plotted campaign announcements by a political threat that few contenders bothered considering until recently: Will a soon-to-be-former congressman, with an unremarkable legislative record and a Senate campaign loss, upend their best-laid plans?
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To succeed in today's environment, multinational companies must not only get the basics of running their businesses right—identifying the right markets, investing in the infrastructure required to grow, accurately forecasting supply and demand – they must also manage an interconnected patchwork of legal, regulatory, operational, environmental, supply chain and technological variables that have the power to make or break the best laid plans for strategic business growth.
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The American attack on Syria on Thursday unraveled China's well laid plans for a summit meeting that would present President Xi Jinping as a global leader on par with President Trump, at once stealing the spotlight from Mr. Xi and putting him in a difficult position: choosing between condoning the kind of unilateral military action that China has long opposed, or rebuking his host.
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The Senate bill, which faced a near-impossible path forward after the House passed its version of the legislation in May, was ultimately defeated by deep divisions within the party, a lack of a viable health care alternative and a president who, one staff member said, was growing bored in selling the bill and often undermined the best-laid plans of his aides with a quip or a tweet.
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